The Newtown bee., 1889-09-27
sYRATFORD.

STAMFORD.
 Cards are out for tho mar rriage of Miss Jennie E., daughter of Mi and Mrs Nath- m v. Clark, to Albert E. Merrill, at the brides home. Wednesday. October ?, at < $ p n.
 Miss Jennie Tucker, daughter Of the late John Tucker, died at her home, ear ly Saturday morning. Miss Tucker had been in poor health for some time, but ;, was not considered seriously i'll until day or two before her death. Interment on Tuesday afternoon.
 l Mrs George A. Talbot has the exhib- ition of old fashioned articles on Anni- l versary day in charge and it Is hoped that any of the townspeople who have portraits of the early settlers or articles of furniture used by their ancestors will send them to the Town hall in time to be properly arranged.
 Invitations have been extended to the Fourth regiment, the G. A. R. posts in Bridgeport, New Haven, Ansonia, Mill ford and other towns in the vicinity to be present and assist in making the great celebration, October 3, success. Rev |. c. Foster will deliver the oration after the parade and several historical address es will be made.
 It is expected that Gov Bulkley and staff will be here Anniversary day. One more death at the county home, but the other children seem to be getting along nicely. No new cases have deyel- oped.
 Rev Mir Miller of New Haven occupied the pulpit of Christ church, Sunday. 1 MT and Mrs George Lowell of Denver, Col, visit their son Charles. They came East to attend the funeral of relative in Massachusetts.
 I Rev F. l.. Furguson of Milford preach ed in the Congregational church, Sunday. Jack Frost has made his appearance, but no serious damage done yet. ] The Land Improvement Co. say that I their dyke was not seriously injured by  I David Fitzgerald is again able to be out.
 The soldiers monument is in position l and is visited daily by many people. It stands 38 feet high and is surmounted by q statue of a color bearer. Capt Bruce Weller superintended the erection.
  !, Work on the breakwater at the mouth of the river is progressing.
 Will Wheeler has been i'll enough to re quire the services of Dr Collard, during the past week.
 William Peck, large dairy farmer , from Herkimer county, N. r., has beer visiting E. R. Silliman. Although MI Peck is 79 years old, he rans farm ol over thousand acres, upon which ht , keeps 150 COWS, the milk from whicl i, goes into cheese and also finds time tt make an annual trip to Europe, he hay ing crossed the Atlantic more than B times.
 Mir Sammiss new house has received the first coat of clustering; and Mi : Hodges is about ready for clustering a' his new house.
 The granite works have received, with
 in the past week, a car of rough granite : car of finished granite and part of 2
 car of finished marble work. Rev Mr Parsiee and wife have returned : from their trip to Georgia. Quite mum Der of their parishioners were ready tc l welcome them.
 The members of the Stove club are .. again meeting at their old quarters. There is talk of village improvement 2 society.
 7 Capt John Miller has returned to St , Croix. His vacation was shortened z week or more by the news that hurri cane had unroofed some of the buildingi on their sugar plantation and his pres : ence was necessary to attend to repairs : Miss Clark, while driving home during 3 the shower, Friday night, was run intt i, by an uptown milkman, breaking tn,
 carriage and harness and throwing he ] forward against the dashboard. She sue
 ceeded in holding her horse and, with tn,
 assistance of some of the neighbors, wal ? able to drive home. The party who caus :, ed the accident never stopped to see wha
 amount of harm he had done, but drov, :, right along. The night was dark ant 1. the rain coming down in torrents and thu < 2 wonder is that serious accident was es capped.
 l John R. Latin has returned from Col r orado, where he has been for some week
 attending to his mining interests. : James H. Lewis, the horseman, wa 7 thrown from his wagon at the Meridel r races, last Friday, but was able to driv again on Saturday.
 The Homliest Man in Newtovn s As well as the handsomest and others are ir F vited to call on any druggist and get free B trial bottle of Kemps balsam for the tlirOa h upon it's merits and is guaranteed to reliev 'i and cure all chronic and acute coughs, astf l. ma, bronchitis and consumption. Large bO ties BOG and $1.
 J, Sound Legal Opinion.
 E. Bainbridge Munday Esq, county atty
 Clay county Tex. says: Have used Electri nl also was very low with malarial fever an
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