The Newtown bee., 1889-06-07
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Capt A.. P. Lyon has been granted liberal increase of pension through the services of his attorney, William Cothern.
 M. Neisner & Co. have opened an eX- tensive assortment of ready-made cloth ing and merchant tailor goods in Mrs Beardsley's block. The store has been thoroughly repaired and changes made so that they have one of the pleasantest business places in town.
 D. s. Bull and MT and Mrs F. F. Hitchcock are at Saratoga Springs. MT Bull goes for his health.
 Rev Mir Dean closed his labors at St Paul's church on Ascension day.
 Capt II. P. Lyon has removed from Hazel Plain district to one of the houses of I. H. Linsley in Main street.
 Baker Barnes's business has increased so that he has ordered a 50-loaf oven to be erected in Hitchcock's block. The Marshalls and Dominics are here for the season.
 Rev Mir Freeman delivered a Memorial address which was very eloquent and appropriate.
 MT Brinsmade, principal of the Gun nery school at Washington, with ladies, visited Woodbury, last week.
 Mrs W. J. Clark is in Bridgeport.
 On a suit for the price of three barrels of kerosene in favor of Apothecary Hall Co. against c. H. Judson, the officer locked up his store and carried away the key. He did not return the key till perishable goods were spoiled.
 Our old friend, Henry Dawson, has taken to himself wife. Hearty con gratulations.
 c. s. Terrill visits Jersey; Robe. Shove has left the corner drug store fol short visit to the old home.
 J. B. Burton is building fine hous' for his son Daniel in Minortown. It i across the road from the old Bacol homestead. Fowler does the mason ant Mallett the carpenter work. The worl | in both cases will be we'll done. whooping cough is on hand. None 0 i. the many diseases to which children ar
 subject make worse show than this. n The rainy spell has kept potato bug n under cover for time; but the host wi
 be on hand in time to consume tons C r Paris Green. The appear to thrive Q d 1t and, after time, to digest it with the
 fayorite plant thrown in.
 This has been an excellent season fe |. the nursery men. Almost every tire,
 shrub and vine has grown and the trad
 will have boom for Fall trade. Goo q sized vines set out last Autumn sho
 promise of fruit and the smallest kind
 plum and pear trees have blossomed.
 Potatoes and corn, rye and oats los finely. Rye is at least two weeks in a ~ vance. Many fields of potatoes ha
 been hood the second time; but corn ie some fields is of the yellow kind. 1T v weather has been too wet and, some
 the time, not over warm. at
 h. Our ball club were in luck on Memo d. ial day, winning game from the Was d, ington nine and one from the Pompera h, club This is glory enough for one da as The best 8 shoe for men yet shown a s Bridgeport is the " ale,'' sold by H. N. Ay sse s" at No Bishop block, Bridgeport. It is 'so shoe that for fit, style and durability fills
 requirements. The demand for it is VI
 large and the maker is pushed to CT, utmost capacity to i'll orders Ayres is a ac- 0tferina some astonishing bargains in of 1cr yooda having uur& &nased fhe fsnfirf. sffacts lge a manufactOry to i#ose ont an esfate if :, sad want anything i& the way Of footwear md can be satisfied Both h qnaIity and pric' ncr this popular bargain house, whcre nOfhin, are ever placed on sale except goods that
 stand the test.