The Newtown bee., 1889-11-08
NUMBER 45.
LONG HILL.

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 Peter Kuhne, who has been in the em- ploy of Elijah Fulford in the telephone business in Maryland and Pennsylvania. is expected home at Thanksgiving.
 Ed kuhne and George Hitchcock from Meriden have been hunting here. Mrs Charles Roder and son have been at Peter Kuhne's.
 F. l.. Turney has made extensive changes and improvements at his home. The kitchen has been enlarged and great ly improved and is now fitted with every modern convenience. Hall X Booth have done the joiner work and the room is finished in hard wood and cherry. Le- opold Mager of Danbury is painting the exterior of the house, whose change is decidedly for the better. The body is an original color, T peculiar but pleasing compound of red, yellow and brown. The trimmings are of brown and olive 1 with dark olive blinds. Trnman Favreau is laying stone wall. Halloween night, year ago, the club which became locally famous as T. s. N. E. was formed. Seven young ladies were members and, for long time, held | regular meetings. The object and true name of the club remained unknown to the outside world. Within the year. two members of the club have been married and two more are to leave the ranks of ssingle blessedness" before the dawn of | another year and it has been suggested that this was the real object of the club. If so, it has met with gratifying success. as only three of the original members re- main. It is probable that the club will now be allowed to fall into .sdesuetude.-
 Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Rena C., daughter of MT and Mrs R. Cnailes Tousey, to Harry 4. House, Jr, on Tuesday, November F, at 12 o'clock, at the residence of the briie's parents. MT House has secured position with the Hiram Maxim S Son Gun Co. of Lon don and will sail with his bride on the 18th on the City of New York. Nathaniel Hall painted his house a light slate color, with olive green trim mings and red blinds. Downs and Sher-- man did the work. January 1, Mrs Stevens will remove from the James R. Brinsmade place to that of c. F. Hadley, further up the street.
 John J. Lynch. Blacksmith; Horse and OK Shoeing," reads the new sign on the Main street shop.
 s. I. Dayton has put a new roof on James R. Brinsmade's place.
 Miss Austin of Suffield is at l.. G. Beers's.
 F. J. Squinobal has roofed part of his barn.
 E. M. Middlebrook has drained the lot back of the house occupied by G. B. Curtis.
 E. B. Burroughs has roofed wagon shed.
 Invitations are out for dance at 4. w. Coan's, Tuesday evening, l2th. Music will be furnished by Bradley's band and an enjoyable time promised to all. l George NJ. Bennett thas been grading and draining his lawn. 1 Mrs Nathaniel Hall and Miss Clara l.. Hall have visited relatives in Flushing. L. l., and Stamford.
 Mrs George Fulford has spent a few days with Mrs Harriett Fulford, where George also spent Sunday. Mrs Harriett Fulford, who has been sick with bronchitis, is still unable to be out much.
 | Clarence J. Radcliffe, who has Sue cess" incubator with a capacity of 200 eggs, has done matching for Douglass Sage and others and is now to start for himself. The incubator works perfectly, matching never less than S5 per cent. and going as high as 90 per cent.
 Besides making stockinet and boot lin- lings, Radcliffe wooden mill is turning out a finer grade of goods for glove lin- ings. The mill is running with good force.
 A. l.. Blood is removing the stones from the cellar of the old house which formerly stood below his home and pill ling them up, intending to cart them laway when snow comes. The cellar will be filled up. Tradition says that this house, which was last occupied by family named Beebe and was afterward aliowed to fall into decay, contained at one time much wealth and further ayers that when the chimney was torn down to be built into the wall near by, num- Der of gold pieces were found by MT Sears and an Irishman named Grady, who did the work and who failed to find owners for the gold. ; Those who are wearing Bennett's fine shoes and we are informed that the sales of these Igoods have been greatly increased this seas on, if called upon to testify in regard to the