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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14
The shall R1ooms.LlhrrnI.

TEHRRAE, December l3-The Shah Of
Persia has ordered his Ministers TO form a
commission 10 study the laws Of Earopean
countries, with view TO framing the draft
Of new civil and criminal codes. He has
expressed his willingness 10 forego such
OF his personal prsrogatives as the inter
ests Of his people may require.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14
RANpALLIs IsRsrrER.

The Dreat Democratic Congres,nan Is
Improved in Heal d.
WASHINGTON, ID. C, December l3.-
representative Samnsl j. Randall was so
much improved 10 health yesterday that
be- got up and walked shout the house for
some time. His condition continues to
improve each day sad his strength incress-
iug de is very caeeriul
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Con,pired TO murder a Juror

CHICAGO, Decambsr 13-The Daily
Nelcs will Print tomorrow narrative CT a
mass Of suspicious circumstances observed
By ore of its reporters, from which the in
ference is drawn, that there has been
a plot by desperate friends of the Cronin
prisoners to murder one of the jnrors. Tee
supposed or sct was to make the trial Just
ended failure and thus gain time for
other measures
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KCoNOMIrE RECRUITS.

New Members for slowly Dying Out
order.
PUTsBURG, December Is "A special
from Beaver Falls, says: Il is probable
that piue persons will be admitted to the
Harmony OF Economic )ciety at Econo
my, Pa, 10 February at their great annual
feast Of the Holy Communion. The nine
persons have been selected Some OF them
are men with families and they will be
compelled 10 give them up and live apart
from them. The order has dwindled from
700 to 80 members j. has property worth
millions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

CHICAGO. December ia number Of
Sioux Chiefs have arrived in this city on
their way 10 Washington, to close the
treaty ceding their territory in Dakota to
the Government
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

sp,ni.h papere declare tia the pFOpOsi.
ton to establish Cuban Republic will
not lie entertained.
The corporation OF London has invited
Henry NJ. Stanley 10 sccep. the freedom Of
that city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

ets.. OF 'as active properties
rar I -l-- aud other tropical
-.r.t -ssar. taste and beneficial
ia, t,,..,-,. ,- .'ri +. immensely ropu-
a...r '..oa- constipatioD, indi-
- ,t -0s headsche, piles,
tss r. CENT bottles BY ". W
.lIC williams. John Laughlin
a-i Ia.s, r Goodwin & Co.
0'' Wholesale Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

WASHINGTON. d. @. December l3.-
-1ouss Parker. q well known citizen Of
Washington, ID @ died here yesterday,
sssd lie was one of those who drew
-'ale'ts carriage into Washington from
Baltimore f1 r-lf
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Held for Court.

William Hahne, Charles Reister and
Louis Shaffer, who were arrested on a
charge of stealing brasses off Of LnBelle
nail machines, had hearing before Justice
Arkle yesterday afternoon, which resulted
in each being held in the sum of 500 for
their appearance at Court. Reister fur
nished bond and the others were sent to
jail.
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Attempted the Cr.r.Llfo

BERLIN, December 10 Information is
received here that sn artillery officer and
sailor have been arrested in St. Petersburg
for completely with an attempt ON the life
of the Gar
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LOYAL MORMoNs.
The-Lssders claim That They Revere the
Constitution

Constitution.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, December lS-
Wilt ed Woodruf, George O'CAnnOn and
Joseph F. Smith, apostles Of the Mormon
Church, have issued another manifesto un-
quah6edly denying all charges made
against the church in the recent hearing
before Judge Anderson. So far from any
doctrine or teaching OF the church being
hostile to the United States Government,
members Of the church are under divine
command 10 revere the constitution a. q
heaven inspired Instrument, aud other
supreme laws made in pursuance Of its
provisions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

Ir's all very we'll 10 talk about building
,sw R.il Rrsds and new Steam SHIPS
bnt how could men, Somen, ana eniioreD
travel on them without Dr. BuliS Ooosn
SVrnn2 Think Of it. Ponder It.
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woo,pr the eodde,s Forlnne in Boston

WooIpg the GOddess Forinne In Boston
The latest favored gentleman at the
court cf good fortune is Mr.. John h.
Hsvey, who does business at 304 Weet
Broadway. He is popular citizen of the
South Boston, Mass, district, where be
has lived ss man ard boy for 3S years Of
his life. He was a holder Of q twentieth
of the second capital prizs drawn at the
las, drawing of The Louisiana State Lot
tery. and he received So, 900 in crisp bills
last week. The full amount that was
drawn by the number he held Sss $780,
OOO.-BOstOn Mass Herald, Oct. 2.
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A p,o,nioent DIauDying.

CHICAGO, December IA special to
the Herald from Minneapolis, MinD, says
that ex.Msyor A. A. Aues is lying fatally
in at his residence, and can live but fe"
fOnra
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Dom Pedro IL III.

LISBON, d D.cember l3.-The ex- Emperor
OF Brazil is indispOsed. lie did rot attend
the session Of the Academy tf Science last
night, owing to his illness, but be is better
today
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HorrorinasnanI,h MInr.

MADRID, September l3-There has
been an explosion in the Balmez mines.
Fifteen Injured persons have been brought
to the month of tie pit. The number OF
dead is unknown but it is thought to be
large.
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Hnck EwIng Marr.e d.

SAVANNAH, GA, December 13'-Wm.
Ewing, captain of the New York Base Ball
Club. and Miss Annie Lawson McCaig
we're married here tonight. Miss McOaig
is a daughter Of al ex-Confederste soldier.
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superlnten dent Hisbee Dead

LANCASTER, PA, December lS.-Rev.
E. F. Higbee, LII. D., State Superin-
,endent Of Instruction, died at his home
here at one O'Clock this morning, sged
50 years.
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LONDON. December l3-Mrs. Booth,
wife OF the Commander Of the Salvation
Army, is now sinking and all hope of her
recovery is abandoned. Her disease is
cancer
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Dom Pedro Refuses Pension.

LISBON, December l3.-Dom Pedro has
cabled the Republican authorities in Bra
zil definitely refusing to accept the pension
allowance granted him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

.'tt sick Ca Boston
-.t..... lawrence Bal
$500. 'as aats, Yendome. It is
,-. no,-'. '-'. ' may lad it necessary to can
I..ft,.. tatsgsu-nis. His trouble
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Successful Affair.

The supper aud bazaar given by the
Ladies' Sewing Guild of St. Matthews p.
f. Church, in the basement Of the church,
last evening, was decided success. The
large room WAS constantly crowded from
the time the doors oIened until they
closed, and the ladies realized hand
some sum. A very large number partook
OF the splendid supper served. and many
fancy articles were disposed Of. The dis
play of dolls, which was in charge OF the
st. Marguerite Society, was very hand.
some, ard the young ladies disposed of
them at a great rate. The affair was a
splendid success.
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D.yI, Monu nent Fund.

WASHINGTON, DCsslber IA fund
for the erection of monument TO Jefler-
son Davis is being raised in this city. 1t
was started to day by the subscription OF
S1On
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JOHN l.. SATISFIED.

Sullivan was seen this afternoon, and
when matters were explained he at once
accepted the proposition, being, ss he said,
perft city satisfied with the terms offered
aud the time fixed. He will journey to
the Pacific Coast in short time and pre-
pare for the meeting there. He is now in
fairly good condition. He will leave either
tonight or tomorrow for New York to full
Gil his engagement there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

Another Market Stree: Improvement
Work was commenced yesterday for an
Office building for MsjOr Rodgers, on the
plot Of ground just south of the new build
ing Of the Wheeling Instalment Company,
and north of the Grand Opera House. TIE
new building will be sixteen feet ten inches
front by thirty feet deep, and will have the
hsndsomtst front of any structure in the
city. Architect Wells drew the pans.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

Y 100 lus pptAFHurrl
.Alt.H,1. December l3 The my s.
',aadas tte disappearance Of Jc-
oiuao, Pre-idsnt Of the Quaker
r,.. ''-.aal Bank. 2. mains unsolved.
N. r. considerable talk regsrdiDg
b.. supposed financial difficult
r.- '- learned .o.dsv that Mr.. Dit
sr.s -''''o about $4,000 Of liz insur-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

4ls s schooner Thetis will be laid
-f 'o' isrurs aites her lorg cruise.
4lr hc17e Committee on Elections held
-''..'s ald elected 80 organization
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14

Neither a borrower nor lender be-
but take your own twenty five cents, aud
20 round to your own druggist, and buy
yourself bottle Of Salvation OIL for your
sprsins, aches and pains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14
Transfers Of Real Estate.

The following transfers OF real estate
we're left for record at Clerk Hooks Office
yesterday:
Deed made December -, 1889, by Jacob
Greeny, to Jas. W. Davis, for house No.
SIG in alley G. Consideration Si5J.
Deed made November 80, 1889, by M.
w. Amick, executor. TO James II. En-
blen, for part of lot No. 81. on the corner
Of Main street and alley Is. COnsidera-
tion, S., $50.
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CANNOT CONVICT ON SUSPICION.
WILL THE JURY DISAGREE ?

At s .. M. the court room wss again
crowded, hot 10 communication was re
ceived from the jury. The Judge 7, main
ed until i p m. when the ury not being
heard from, the court adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning. II is conf
IDENTIFY predicted that the iury will disa-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-14
Horsford's Acid Phosphate

~ 70
Imparts Renewed Strength
a,,a ,i.yo, where there has been exhaustion
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NEARLY $4,000 READERS

s..n the REGISTER daily.
m, embrace every class who
have money To spend. and are
,-,,,fiur bargains. ShTcW
....-.bonts with an eye 10 bu>i-
49,. thc>e bright holidays. when
.,er,body wants 10 buy, ought 4"
,.,ow the value OF printers lux.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
TRUMBuLL.

Mrs Charlotte Buckley, daughter of
Mrs Charles Sterling, was married to G.
III. Bradley of Greenfield Hill, Thursday,
18th, at the parsonage of the Church of
the Pilgrims, Harlem. Rev s. lei. Virgin
OBLIGATED. Mr. and Mrs Bradley will oc-
cupy a pleasant home ON Greenfield
Hill.
The early train north now leaves at
10 III, one minute earlier.
Because of the sickness of Miss Fanny
III. TAFT, there will be no celebration of
the 90th birthday of Andrew TAFT, Sum
day, 9th.
Walter and Lester Sherwood have been
spending the week with their aunt, Mrs
T. M. Wooster in Huntington.
Mr. and Mrs Marsh of New Milford
have visited Stephen c. Beach.
Arthur Burr was slightly injured on
the nose and right eye while trimming
trees.
G. b. Sherwood has sold his oxen to
Lyman Latin of Huntington.
A number from here were invited
guests at the Banks-Whitehouse wedding
at st. Johns, Bridgeport.
Rev N. L. Merwin spent last Sunday
with his cousin, Dea Merwin of Windsor
and preached there. Rev e. J.. Smith
of New Haven preached aeeeptably here.
The young people, with their PASTORS
aid, will form 7. P. S. G. E. immedi-
ately.
Wednesday afternoon, dinner party
was given to Stephen Sterling in honor
of his I'D birthday. All enjoyed them
selves greatly.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
NEW FAIRFIELD.

Norris Hatch Is visiting in Lacawhack,
Ulster county, N. u.
A son was born to David Disbrow,
18th.
Miss Katie G. Hatch, who is teaching
the Westville district school, Is having a
vacation and has returned to her home
In Brookfield.
#. A. Boeram has been digging stones
and building fence, an unusual occur
renee for this time of year.
George Ernest Benedict. who lost the
ends of two fingers, while manipulating
u shaping machine in X. Hatch & Sons
factory, Is able to resume work again.
Knapp Bros. have sold a fine pair Of
their Percheron horses to Andrew Ja-
cobs of Danbury.
X. Hatch Il Sons are building fine
truck wagon for w. III. Leonard Of 70
White street, Danbury.
One OF our oldest residents, William
Osborn, was buried, last week Tuesday.
aged 90.
II. Hatch & Sons are disposing of their
sleighs since the snow fell, to good adj
vantage.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
BRIDGEPORT.

A 3S-man power electric motor is to be
placed under the draw of the Fairfield
avenue bridge. 1t will be charged from
the electric light works. 1t is an experi-
ment and the first ever used for this
purpose. One to three men are requir-
ed to turn the draw by hand.
Rev Joseph Cook will lecture for the
Y. NJ. G. A. on ultimate America p
Tuesday, Goth, at Halves opera house.
Bridgeport division, No "A, S. T., will
give literary and dramatic enter
tainment at Concordia hall, this (Friday)
evening; l5e admittance.
Joseph Keller of the Keller Piano Co.
has patented his device for muting pi-
amos.
Married, Wednesday, at St. Johns
church, by the rector, Rev DIR John S.
Lindsey, Miss Julia Lewis Whitehouse,
daughter of Mrs w. G. Whitehouse, to
Frederick j. Banks, paying teller of the
City national bank. The church, which
was handsomely decorated, was filed
with invited guests and, promptly at 6
p m, the bride, handsomely attired, was
met at the altar by the groom and given
away by Hon ID. N. Morgan. Walter
Hall officiated at the organ, rendering
G. III. White, e. A. Jennings, Il. F.
Willett, Harry Hull, G. B. Read and
w. II. Haviland. The bridal pair took
the 80 train for New York and, after a
two-weeks' trip, during which they will
visit Washington and other cities, they
will return and reside at 50 West ave
nue., where they viii receive their friends
during Thursdays in February. Mrs w
| G. Whitehouse remembered her daughter
with a $1,000 check. President u. N
Morgan of the City national bank pre-
sented solid silver fruit basket.
Mrs Mary Delaney died in drunken
row at 268 Crescent avenue and hel
nephew William, brother-in-laws Patricl
and James Delaney were arrested. Al
autopsy showed that she died of conges
ton Of the lungs.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
BETHEL

The drum corps will give a dance at
Military hall, this friday evening.
Mrs Lyman johnson died In Massachu-
setts, last week, where she and Mrs
johnson went short time ago.
David Taylor's place on Golden Hill
has been sold to George Petty,
Osborne's farm on Church Hill and will
turn farmer.
Last Fall, n horse was found in the
yard at Lyman Whitehead's and inn
pounded. As no owner could be found,
the horse was sold at auction and puf-
chased BY Andrew James of Dodging-
town for R55. He has kept and used the
horse for about 10 weeks. il man named
Barnum, former Flumtfees resident,
but now OF Bridgeport, has appeared and
lays claim TO the horse, but he and Mr.
James cannot agree on the remuneration
for the I0-weeks' care of the horse.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
STEPNEY.

w. T. Benedict has sold his livery bust
ness to p. Hitchcock and moved to his
old place in Easton. Mr. Hitchcock has
rented the johnson place.
Mr. and Mrs B. Curtiss enterta ined
company from Norwalk, Sunday.
James Eastwood is home with a brok-
en- collar bone, received from fall from
a Naugatuok switch engine, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs John Benedict and daagh-
ter have visited John Benedict.
On account of the critical condition of
Miss French's uncle, the Baptist literary
society (Which was to meet at her house)
will meet at the home of Miss Flora
Payne, Friday evening, 18th.
Rev r. McGronegal will preach in the
Baptist church, next Sunday at / IN.
The lecture on John b. Cough was post
poned on account of the storm; it will
be given, next Sunday evening at 6 80.
A large company gathered at William
Bigelow's, last week Thursday evening,
to celebrate his birthday; music by
Wedges band.
Miss Emma Leavenworth spent last
week with Bridgeport friends.
The executor on George L. Leayen-
worth's estate, Wheeler Beers, and Mrs
Annie Leavenworth of Bridgeport were
here, last week, ON business relating to
the George Leavenworth estate.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
ASPETUCK.

The ice house contracted for by ID. b.
Gould and j. Grammar, near the AS
petuck post office on the river bank, is
nearly completed.
John r. Tomlinson, formerly of New
town, the enterprising timber dealer, has
large force of men at work at his saw
million Westport turnpike. Himself and
family have taken rooms with Mrs Cur
tbs Grammar, who lives near the mill.
Miss Elizabeth Andrews is threatened
with pneumonia and is under the care of
DIR Durham of Greenfield Hill.
Mrs Mary Nichols died suddenly at
the home of her nephew, William N.
Grammar, Sunday morning, Goth, at the
age of 80 years. Although she has for
many years been crippled by disease, her
mental faculties were more than ordina-
rily acute. The funeral services were
attended, Wednesday, by Rev ID. j. Og-
den, at the M. 4. church, of which she
was a member.
Miss Carrie Jennings visits her aunt,
Mrs d. b. Gould.
The members of Center Street lodge
are requested to meet at their hall, Tues
day evening, for installation. The young
people of the lodge propose giving a
dramatic entertainment 't1'oo much of a
Good Thing" The date will be given
later.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
MONROE.

Mrs John Beach of Jockey Hollow has
visited Mrs Buckly of Birmingham, where
she was taken sick, Sunday and DIR Rich
ardson called. He thought that she
would recover in few days so as to get
home.
George w. Clark bet 81 to Il cent with
Charles Curtis on the identity of Deputy
Sheriff Glover and won.
State Deputy Fred M. Hawley of New
Canaan instituted Harmony Grange, last
Friday evening, with these officers: Mas
ter, James Burr; overseer, j. G.. Stew
ems; lecturer, A. Sinclair, Jr; chaplain,
Il. A. Daley; steward, Il. ii. Lockwood !;
assistant steward, 5. Is. Wales; lady as
sistant, Mary l.. Beardsley; secretary,
II. G.. Beardsley; treasurer, b. s. Hurd !;
flora, Estella NJ. Byxbee; ceres, Sara
A. Beardsley; gate keeper, j. G. john
son.
The Farmers club will meet with
James Burr ON the Both and discuss the
subject of NCorn" in all its bearings.
The leaders are James Burr and James
e. johnson.
At the Creamery meeting, Tuesday,
two thirds OF the stock was represented.
Walter Beardsley was chosen president,
q. IL. Sherwood secretary, j. g. Johnson
treasurer. The committee reported over
300 COWS ready to start the business in
the Spring and nearly as many more
ready ut different times during the seas
on. IL was voted TO call in the 20 per
cent. of capital stock Immediately, re-
questing alt stockholders to be personal
~ present or represented at the meeting,
Goth, at the Church Parlors to pay their
portion of the amount called for. The
company wish to become an Incorporated
body and begin active operations on the
Creamery buildings as soon as possible.
1t was voted to proceed to the selection
of location, to the erection OF neces-
sary building thereon and to commence
operations as soon as possible, next
Spring. The directors will select suit
able location and report the same with
plans for buildings at the next meeting
T.. b. Sterling has dozen horses in
his atnhIea.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
PLATTSVILLE.

The house of G. III. Bright caught fire,
Saturday night and, had they not been
wanted handkerchief, all might have
persisted in the flames. The fire was
caused by burning SCOT, which set fire to
small door that Communicated with the
chimney in the kitchen, in front of which
stood the wood box. It's contents were
a blazing mass when discovered, while
the door which opened into the hall from
the kitchen was charred and blistered by
the flames, which crept up to the wall,
burning off the paper. Prompt action
stayed the flames, but all were thorough
ly frightened.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
Carl, an order

Beach spent Sun
al Wilson.
.aptist church: Super
Everett; secretary, G..
librarians, Misses Mildred
and Flora Candee: sexton,
lowell; organist, George Banks.
and Mrs Louie Burr spent Sunday
Charles Winton's.
Charles Everett drives new horse.
Rev Mr. Roberts will hold prayer
meeting at Rock House school house,
Friday evening.
Miss Isabella Jones is dressmaking in
Newtown.
j. Il. Parmelee was with his aunt, Mrs
Josiah Mallett of Easton, last week, on
business with reference to the sale of her
Redding farm, which changed hands
then.
The query here is "Why don't some
men pay their taxes?''
Samuel Wells, the butcher, lost one of
his best horses, Tuesday. 1t slipped,
broke leg and had to be killed.
A merry company gathered with Ed
ward Beers, Friday evening, to celebrate
the birthday of his wife; over 100 guests
were present and all tripped the light
fantastic toe to the music of Wedges
band,
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
HUNTINGTON.

Another happy welded pair in town,
the parties in interest being David Bas-
sett and Mrs Belle Bartlett, widow of
Roswell Bartlett.
Mrs w. #. Upton is visiting her moth
err, Mrs j. r. Beardsley. Mr. Upton is in
Florida with his father, in the photo
graph business. They are crowded with
work.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25

The smiling face, lofty and important
bearing OF Hezekiah @. Hayes, last week
Wednesday morningl Call him grandpa.
II was n son, bornto Mr. and Mrs Andrew
polan.
Charles ~. Hine is putting in place a
saw mill lately purchased and will soon
be able 10 turn out work as good as the
best.
Den futile has entertained nephew
from Hartford, Rev Mr. Curtiss. $. j..
Benefits people have entertained an
aunt from sharon.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
CLOAKS.

Newmarkets, raglans,
jackets and wraps, in
stripes and solid colors.
Seal plush wraps and
Jackets at less than
wholesale prices.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
WEsTpoRT.

The new board Of trade: O. j. Jones,
president; J.. ID. Wood, r. Il. Lees, vice
presidents; L. NJ. Raymond, secretary;
w. T.. Nash, treasurer.
Draw Tender Frederick Allen broke a
leg in La Croix's saloon, Saturday night.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
HALF WAY RIVER.

Bradiey1s band are booked for Frank
Edwardsfs. Plattsville, next Tuesday ey-
cninG and to Marion Williams, next
Thursday evening.
Miss fotfie RadclifY of Ans0nia has
visited her sister nit Zoar Bridge.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1889-01-25
DANBURY.

Henry N. Fanton is home from the
West.
A special borough meeting is to be
held, February J., to decide whether or
not Danbury shall issue $500, 900 bonds
for sewers and other improvements.