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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

Bsth the method ard results when
Syrup Of tlgs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing ID the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver aud Bowels, elesnses the sys-
Tern ehectualIY, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habisasl
constipation. Syrup Of tigs IS the
only remedy Of IL kind ever pro-
duced pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptab.s tC the stomach, prompt IN
i:s acton and truly beneficial in is
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy ard agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to al aad have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Il Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 b.sles ~ al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand viii pro
cure it .omptly for any one who
wishes 10 try it Do not accept any
substitute
CALiFORNls FIe SKRUp co.
SAY FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. EK AEH TORK. w.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

JACKSONVILLE, IL, June 23.-The
encampment of the Sons Of Veterans
began at Jacksonville Sunday. A
large number of organizations are al
ready present and more are expected.
Chaplain Boles, OF Eureka, preached
Sunday afternoon, after which there
was a dress parade
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
Damaging Bla,. in Bv.r,-stabIe.

KEIrasBuEG, H.. juno %. The livery
stable belonging 20 Scott & Gates, to-
gether with five fine horses and several
carriages belonging to patrons, burned
Saturday night The loss is about $50. -
600 and the insurance 81. 600.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
Cariisle's succrsser Chosen.

CovISGToN. Ky, June 23.-A special
election to choose a successor to FIJI
John G. Carlisle's unexpired term in
Congress was held Saturday in the
Sixth Kentucky district The returns
indicate the election OF Worth Dicker-
son. the Democratic nominee, by $500
majority. The Republican candidate
Was j. kair,ien
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

RIacE RuFH TAfLs Wis. june %
James Bsnli ton AGED a.. and bis tVo
sons. agso 1-snd rssrs s'srs droVne
a. North Bend lste Sstuf1sr night
The Circumstance are rot known. hrt
81 is supposed that they st-sup pied to
cross vhst is known - fne laFs 0n
sav logs They were gBt brrtiug cows
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

LONDON. jane c3 During the sitting
- the House ~ Commons Rt-Ho1.
william Henry Smith. the Governn1 %
leader. snnouncej that the Government
bad 3e-iSed q withdraw ne licensing
clauses of the local taration bill
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
Poured Kerosene on the Kitchen Fire.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June % -Tillie
Allnutt, the l6-year-old daughter Of
August Allnut, of Jefiersonville, IND.
undertook to pour kerosene from q two
gallon can on the kitchen fire. The can
exploded, scattering flames all over the
premises. The girl was literally
roasted, although she survived and was
conscious for two hours
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
A Pioneer Editor Dead.

SEYMOUR. Ind, June % Henry r.
Woolls, tho Oldest newspaper man in
Southern Indiana. died here Of paraly-
sis Saturday, aged 80 years. In ls4s he
founded the Seymour Observer, the first
newspaper published in Jackson County.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
The LOTTERY Compan,s Bid.

NEW ORLEANS. June o. The Louisi-
ana Lottery Company has offered the
State OF Louisiana $1,000. 600 and ST.
600, 900 next year for levee improve
ments provided its charter is extended.
The vote Will be taken IN the Legisla-
ture tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

CHATTASOOeA. Tenn, June o. A.
coriing - rePorts received here tbe
wheat crops ln Tenne ssee. Alabama and
Georgia are almost a failure.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

MADISON, Wis, June 23-The Su-
preme Court has decided the case of
Charles Heddles, years old, who, in
January 1855, was run over by a North
western locomotive in GAINESVILLE, losing
his right leg and left foot The circuit
court gave him damages, SIS, 500, and
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

MADE1D, June 23.-The cholera cpl
demic makes no progress. There are
very few fresh cases a. either Puebla
de Rugat. Fenollat or Montichelvo. Of
ficials declare that - per cent. Of those
atfacLrod rarovo~
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

ArHtVy y w. s6-a "a -oio7s-no-
h has accepted an ireissrlcn from
The eo1a anittee ~ arrange asents 20 a.
tend t1e sxe-- sas - ere anTflllng -
tie Henaricxs moaanent - JF+4anax-
olis cu J4lgL
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

CoNsTANTINorIE, june D. Briganda
near Sinekli have captured NamOud
Boy. 8 very wealthy Turkish officer. and
demand SEQ 600 for his release. Turk
ish soldiers have been dispatched from
here 10 rescue him.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

BmNISGHAM. Ala. June % "A pas
senger and freight train collided Sun
day on the East Tennessee. Virginia q
Georgia railroad Al Calera station Sew
eral persons were injured and a nurse
and child we're killed
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

TTDIANAPoLIs. Ind. June % The
Indiana Midland Railroad Company viii
- tend Is road from Browns Valley. .
distance of twenty miles. and open up
some 400 acres Of its coal feds
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

RFArrvs. IA Juns An sxprsss
tain n re Phii isdelpais & Reading
railroad iamped The track near here
this uorning Tae engineer wss killed
s.d sevsrz' ot1er trsir -nss IA jarsd.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

MADISON. Wis, June %. The State
Board Of Equalization announces that
no State tax viii be necessary next year,
the corporation taxes being sufficient TO
meet al expenses 81 the Government
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
Lightning nestroys Family.

CoSEuAUeH, Pa. June 25-Mrs
Patrick stanton of Upper Prospect was
killed BY lightning Sunday night The
same stroke fatally Injured her hus-
hand and son.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

BRAzrr- Ind June z8 Fred Miller
ard David Heller, f8rnsce-rnsn. were
kiIles ~ = preuaturs discharge Ct gun
Fowdsr While blasting
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

FORT SMITH Ark june 81 william
AIeKau3er was convicted q murder r
the first degree Saturday and sentenced
70 death. he killed p. G. Stes5nan. bis
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rhE eluE.eRAss PALACE.


CEEsroS. Ia jane - This te~n.
which Is enc q the most ambitious
yeung cities OF South western Iowa. vii
el4S@Fog L. s4rp-ss ~ COZ % ttors AZ
the 'pAlaoe" iine THIS year The blue
grass p4iaee bgilt here last year Nss .
great success far in e1cess Of the most
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

MARION. Ind. June % Saturday
night at Amboy. station on the Pan
Handle. fifteen miles west of here. A.
Scott, the companys agent, was run
over by a freight train and killed
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

HAvhvA. june 28.-In the san Mich
olss district Saturday fifteen bandits
robbed . grocery store and then carried
of The proprietor and two other persons
Troops ere in pursuit
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
Tnnnh Gnlltr.

CLEvELAvD, o. june q william
" Nivison. who took s.. 500 from the
United states express while acting as
he company's agent a. youngstown
o.. IN 1854 has been found goilty
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24
ThE BALL-PLAYERs.

Record MADE So Tsr This season BY Fro
festonal Clubs
In the matter 81 games won and lost
this season ths clubs q the leading
baseball organization stand az follows.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

We do business on cash basis. and
can afford to sell a good article on a
small profit.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
BROOKFIELD.

The funeral Of John Starr took place,
Friday, Mr. Whitcome conducting the ser
vice. The deceased was AS years old
heart failure being the cause OF death.
Leaks in the chancel roof of st. Pauis
make new roof necessary and some
other slight repairs. George Campbell
of Iron Works will do the work.
The railroad officials met the selectmen
at the junction and submitted a plan OF
changes which appeared satisfactory &C
the railroad officers, but decision IS re.
served until approved by the board OF
management.
HarryMead will attend school at Bush
ton, Pa, near Philadelphia.
l.. z. Giddings and family have visited
Merchant Beers.
Mrs M. S. Halloek entertained Mrs
Leach of Danbury, Saturday.
Mrs Charles Cornwall and family Of
Bridgeport spent last week with Mrs.
Nancy.
Mrs Earl Stevens has entertained hel
cousin, Mary Hughes of Bridgeport.
Mrs Maria Wildman has been with hel
niece. Mrs Ida Yaples.
Dogs destroyed flock of geese belong
| ing to e. N. Somers, Monday.
Fred Beers is to marry Miss Florenc'
Mapes of Brooklyn on the 10Th.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
soUTHBURY.

Work has been suspended at the oil
well. awaiting the arrival OF more new
rope. The work has been delayed by
the difficulty of removing the rope left
In the well, but, last week Thursday,
800 feet were raised, Friday 300 more and
but little remains to be taken out before
reaching the drill. The water will be
pumped out and, If necessary, new tub
ing put in and drilling begin.
Granville Pierce and family are with
Misses Ann and Augusta Stiles; the
daughter Is in feeble health.
Mr. Perry and daughter took a trip to
Milford Point, last week.
Mrs Charles Hine visits her parents.
Miss Sarah Hine is in Milford and New
Haven.
Miss Mary Perry Is at Watertown.
Rev J. Robinson gave an interesting
temperance sermon, Sunday afternoon.
When In need OF q watch, clock or re-
pairs on tilhepIeces and jcwelry, consult
John Johnson, South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
REDDING.

Charles Sherman of the Bridgeport
post office was home, last week.
Miss Ella Powless, the Indian girl who
has been spending her vacation at d.
Sanford's, returned to Hampton, Va,
Monday, to resume her studies. She met
households throughout New England, at
Bridgeport, where an agent took charge
of them. They took the Waterbury for
New York, whence they will sail by
steamer to Hampton.
Quite an enthusiastic temperance meet
ing, Sunday, at the Congregational
church. the Methodists uniting and max
ing fair audience. Speeches were made
by Rev w. J. Jennings, Rev d. Taylor
and E. p. Shaw. All the speakers urged
the necessity of voting no license and
vindicating the fair name of our town.
Miss Belle Nickerson has returned from
her visit to Bay Ridge and attends the
Academy.
w. c. Sanford has teken the Foundry
school again.
At Republican caucus, Tuesday
night, these nominations were made:
Selectmen, Jesse L. Sanford, Eli Osborne.
Town clerk and treasurer, w. IL. Hill.
Assessors Henry Whitehead, w. B. Hill.
Board of relief, Seth Sanford, William e
Duncomb.
Grand jurors, &. A. Sanford, George Sher
man.
Constables, d. S. Bartram, Leroy Sturges.
| j. C. Sanford starts for Iowa, Friday,
to spend the Winter with his uncle, Rev
Ebert Miller. He will be accompanied
by his uncle, Henry Sanford.
| John r. Hill will go West in few
weeks to spend the Winter and, if he finds
a good business opening, will stay long
er.
| Mr. Austin of Danbury has placed a
fine double stone over the graves of Alan
son Gould and wife in the Ridge GENE
terry.
| Mr. Lawrence of Yonkers is visiting
his daughter, Mrs Sweeney. He has
come for his annual hunt, taking IA keen
delight in accompanying that veteran
hunter, George Sherman.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
STRATFORD.

The Republican caucus, Monday even
ing, endorsed the work done on the roads
by re-nominating Selectmen S. q. Lewis
and r. w. Curtis.
The Choral Union has been re-organ-
lied with Rev j. S. Ives leader, Rev Mr.
Pardee being placed on the executive
committee. Members are to buy their
own books.
A Kellar piano was loaned for the tenn
perance meeting at the Town hall, where
Mrs Barney delivered most impressive
temperance address. Rev Mr. Bassett
presided and Rev Mr. Ives offered prayer.
Curtis Thompson has bought Charles
Lovell's half house, where Eugene More
house has lived.
William Wyatt has moved into the
Charles Gorham place.
The n. b. McEwen place Oh lower
Main street, is reported sold to William
Meachen.
Stevens, the fruit man in Booths
block, had his horse stolen. from the
stable in rear of his store last Friday
night. The thieves took Il harness and
then went to Philo Osborn's stable,
hitched to one of his wagons and drove
off.
David Judson, the veteran express
man, has given up the business and ac-
cepted position with the Swords Lum-
Der Co. of Bridgeport.
The James place is vacant and, as the
owner intends to remain inBridgeport for
the Winter, is for rent.
The Republican nominated the old
town ticket, only substituting Fred b.
Beardsley for Will Bristol as constable.
Richard Curtis has gone to Germany
for a two-years course in one of the
great universities.
Hon F. A. Benjamin is slowly regain
ing health.
October 8 is the day appointed to vote
on the question of admitting women as
delegates to the general Methodist con-
ference.
James III. Lewis and family have re-
moved to Bridgeport for the Winter.
The numerous friends of Elliott j
Peck and family will learn with sorrow
of the death of his daughter May, at al
early hour, Thursday morning, Miss
May has been in poor health for three
months, but was not considered danger.
ously i'll till last Friday morning, wher
complications made their appearance
and death ended her sufferings. The
funeral services will be held, Saturday
afternoon at2 30. Herage was %. The
sympathies of the entire community il
this great affection.
Mrs William Wilson and son of Colum
bus, o., who has visited George X. Viii
son, have returned home.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
MONROE.

Miss Hannah Judsou, II years of age,
was buried from her late residence on
Saturday, September q, 5. S. Hurd DIR
E. NJ. Beardslcy, Homer f. Clark and
Dwight NJ. Burr bearers.
A new mail box graces the corner at
F. ID. HOLSTERS and has mail daily.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss NJ. L. Beardsley and Edward
Bolton Hyde, Wednesday, October s.
Albert Wheeler and family attended
the wedding of his niece, Miss May
Beardsley, October l.
Mrs Judge Cowing and family, who
have been at b. S. Hurd's, return to New
York.
Robert C. and j. Dalzell Boyd, who
have been at A. Sinclair's for the Sum-
mer, carry new life with them to their
home in New York.
Rev and Mrs Goldsborough are in
New York city.
Mrs Galbraith has returned to New
| York after visiting her sister. Mrs A
| Sinclair.
Delegates to Republican conventions
Congressional, Il. S. Olmstead, K. Hull.
| County, Albert Wheeler, Louis b. Boards
ley, Alex Sinclair, Jr.
Senatorial, Samuel s. Hurd, @. III. Hnll, q "A
| Abbott, John G.Stevens.
| Probate, A. b. Curtis, Ebert o. Hull.
Mrs j. C. Johnson's night blooming
cereus opened two blossoms on success
sive mornings.
Mrs Charles w. Curtis of Cutters
Farms died of pneumonia, Friday, Sep
TENDER 26, aged rs years. Her funera
was attended by large circle of friends
Monday, Rev Mr. Hartshorn officiating
Mr. Curtiss died, four years ago last june
Both Mr. and Mrs Curtis were member
of the Monroe Congregational churcl
and were formerly regular attendants
Mrs Curtis wed and died in the home o
her childhood and had five sisters an,
one brother. only one of whom survive
her, Mrs Baldwin Burr. She leaves tw
daughters, Mrs Miles b. Burr and Mr.
Edward G. Beardsley. Mrs Curtis wa
endowed by nature with more than ord
nary gifts and was esteemed by all VIII
knew her. Bearers: f. ID. Hollister, j
} G. johnson, DR. E. M. Beardsley, Dea "
J w. Lewis, Henry Burr.
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Booth returned t
his home in Elm street, October l. Th
) place will not be sold until a fair price
received.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
SHELTON.

DIR G. A. Shelton and wife are taking
a vacation among the Berkshire hills.
Mrs Ewell is TO occupy the house of
Mrs Nellie @. Pavey at South End.
Mrs e. VanDoran and Miss VanDoran
expect to spend the Winter at Manches-
ter.
William Holmes is able to sit up.
Mrs i. W. Coan of Trumbull spent
Sunday with Mrs Stanley.
James Burgess of Bridgeport has visit
ed his sons.
Mrs Charles Staples is with her son, E..
Il. Staples.
Col S. G. Brakeman is improving the
roadway about Riveryiew park.
Julius Burkhardt and his bride are
located pleasantly in their new home.
a. b. Ruggles went to Brookfield, last
week, to dispose of the old homestead,
sold in settling up his mothers estate.
S. G. Brakeman and G. N. Downs were
appointed commissioners on the estate OF
Charles T.. Latin, assigning debtor.
A. w. Paige is home from trip to
Virginia.
f. Il. Staples spent last week in Dan.
bury, where Mrs Staples and Gail intend
to remain till after the fair.
w. w. Wheeler of White Hills was
married to Miss Hattie G.. Harris, Wed
nesday, Miss Marion e. Beardsley we'd
ding q. W. Coggeshail Of Ansonia a
the same time.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
WHITE HILLS.

viii Bryant of Brooklyn came to Mrs
Frank Gerard's, Tuesday.
Mrs Martha Cartis entertained relatives
from Stratford, last week.
Mrs William Johnson is better.
Rev Mr. Park is to hold prayer meeting
in the school house, Sunday afternoon at
5.
Burton Booth and family will move,
this week.
Mrs d. A. Nichols has entertained
friends.
Miss Carrie Curtis will start, next
week, for Pennsylvania TO be gone a
month.
Mrs Eliza Hubbell has returned home
Bessie Bosworth of South End IL guest
at Highland Lawn.
Mrs DR. Lessey Of Birmingham speni
Sunday at George Drew's.
Mrs Philo Birdseye is living on hel
place.
Mrs T.. NJ. Wheeler Is here.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
STEPNEY.

Mrs William Judd of Fairfield has Wis
tied Mrs c. f. Osborne.
Co. d of the Loyal Legion will meet,
Saturday afternoon at B.
Young peoples meeting in the Stepney
NJ. E. church, this week Friday evening.
Z 80.
Preaching in the NJ. E. church by the
pastor, next Sunday evening at Z.
Mrs George w. Turner has been called
to Ludingtonville, N. Y, to her brother
who lies dangerously ill.
The Turney Mfg. Co. are not running
Mr. and Mrs r. b. Rockwell were qui
city surprised, Tuesday afternoon, by /
large company of lady friends and, il
the evening, by the gentlemen. Two
handsome chairs were presented i'll honor
of their Both wedding anniversary.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
GREENFIELD HILL.

Miss Mary G. Fulton, New York, spent
Sunday at the home of her grandmother,
Mrs Campbell.
w. r. Purple spent Sunday with
friends in New Haven.
1t was not Miss S. E. Hopkins's school
that picniced at Parlor Rock, but the
Band of Hope, of which she is superin-
tendent. r. B. Jennings kindly donat-
ed his large wagon for the occasion;
This was dressed in holiday attire and
looked pretty with its temperance freight.
Next meeting of the Band. Saturday Attn,
at 3.
| The Y. p. S. C. Ea held sociable at
the house of Joel Virgins, Wednesday,
1st.
The annual election of the officers OF
the Sunday school will take place, next
Sunday, 9TH.
Mrs Milbank returned home, Wednes'
day, LIST, after three months sojourI
in Salisbury, Vt.
1 Miss Fanny E. Burr of South Glaston
bury, who has been at Mrs Charles
BradleY,s, for the past fortnight, has
gone to Plattsyille, to stay few days
with her cousin, Miss Fanny NJ. Brad
ley, who is seriously sick with intermit
/ tent fever.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
LYONS PLAIN.

The sociable at Mrs RandalPs cleared
1928 for chancel furniture for Emmanuel
church.
Miss E. H. Adams is boarding again
with Mrs Louisa Treadwell.
G. kellogg has taken trip on his BIZ
cycle to Danbury and from there to Al
bany, returning by way of Stamford.
Rev A. Hamilton visited his father in
Tarrytown, n. Y, last week.
Miss Jessie Kellogg, who has been
with Miss Estelle Alphonce in Stamford,
has returned.
Mr. and Mrs S. r. Hoyt joined party
of friends from Bridgeport and Green
field Hill at Pine creek, Fairfield, Satur-
day.
Prof Ferris conducted services at En-,
manuel in the morning. Lay reading IN
the evening by Will Sanford of Redding
Ridge.
Mrs James Smith and son are improve
| ing
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
BRIDGEWATER.

George Randall of Bridgeport was in
town, Sunday.
Frank Babbtt has been in town.
j. G. Welton has had his tenant house
shingled, Theodore Howes of Brooktield
doing the job.
Mrs Sylvia Frost leaves, this week, for
Cheshire to visit her mother, who is near
ly l02 years old.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Booth of Minneap-
oils, Mimi, have been guests Of Mr. and
Mrs Carson Mead.
The Congregationalists worshipped al
| st. Marks, Sunday, as Rev MIR Burgess
had not returned from his trip to New
Jersey. Rev Mr. Smith is delivering al
| interesting course of lectures on the
com mandments.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03

Abbott, the shoe dealer, in the Bishop
block, Bridgeport, has very large stock
OF entirely new goods purchased for
cash before the recent advance in the
price OF leather and customers will be
given full value for every dollar invest
ed. The monkey skin $3 shoes for ladies'
wear are having large sale and no bet
ter or more comfortable footwear can be
found. Every pair is fully warranted
and Ia sure to afford satisfaction.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03


Tuesday evening, an organ recital wa:
given in the Congregational church, un
der the management of Miss Ophelia
Taylor. We artists present were Signol
Schwickardi, Madam Oertel, and the
Langzettel Bros. A program of fine
music, beautifully rendered, was gone
through; and large house went away
feeling the stimulus that good music al
ways gives. The proceeds were for the
organ fund. 1t is proposed to follow
this recital by others.
Robert Peyton, who was two months
here, left for New York, last week
Thursday.
Mrs j. Morehouse Jennings is reported
very low A. c. Taylor has not changed
materially; Mrs Allen is better.
A solo rendered by j. Frank Elwood
proved one of the pleasing features OF
the Sunday evening service at the Green's
Farms church..
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
DIAMOND HILL REDDING.

Nathan Austin died, Saturday night.
Funeral, Wednesday; interment at Dan
bury.
Miss Mary Rowell of Easton: have
been with her sister, Mrs b. S. Bough-
ton.
Mrs George Underwood and Miss
Emma Cusick of Westport, have been at
Elijah Grumman's.
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Burr of Bethel
visited Mss Emma Olmstead, Sunday.
Charles Banks and family have moved
into the old Beach Whitehead place.
Miss Lille Burr is home on vacation.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03

Changing seasons call for change in
wearing apparel and +. Stone has antici-
pated frosty nights which were usher
ed in by the October breezes. At his
Danbury store, 229 Main street, a COM
plete and tasty outfit can be obtained by
the ladies, who appreciate his stock,
which is adapted to the purses of the GUS
toner, be it lean or bursting with coin.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
Assistant Postmaster III. w. Wheeler
was in Waterbury, Sunday.

Undertaken +. +. Heating has opened
u store for the sale of furniture, carpets
and upholstery goods in the rooms over
the post office which have been thrown
together by removing the partition be-
tween G. IL. Northrop's former law office
and the room north of it. This will he a
central and convenient location for those
wishing goods in this line
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03
LONG HILL.

Mrs Seymour Beardsley entertains her
cousin, Miss Cochrane of West Cornwall.
w. Il. Coan has sold the old mill house
to wealthy New Yorker, who will take
possession next Spring and occupy it as
Summer residence.
Seymour Beardsley is painting his
house and shop.
Aaron Sherwood has died at the age
of 70 years. Funeral Friday.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03

The case of G. F. Beardsley against
Mrs G.. w. Stuart came off, Wednesday,
in Danbury. Judge of Probate Bcecher
and Mayor DeForest of Bridgeport for
Mr. Beardsley and Judge Brewster of
Brewster, Tweedy & Scott for Mrs
Stuart. Mr. Beardsley sued for $1,000
and accused Mrs Stuart of breaking his
shoulder with board while going into
Mr. Stuart's lot after his COW. Mrs Stuart
claims that Mr. Beardsley had been for
hidden the premises and that the injury
to his shoulder was done in trying to
push open the gate. Clarence Beardsley
DIR Smith and Mrs Emma Booth Can
field were witnesses for Mr. Beardsley ;
George w. Stuart, her husband, for Mrs
Stuart. Mrs Carlos Booths affidavit
was taken. DR. Vile was to have been
there, but was unavoidably absent. The
evidence was all in, but Judge Phelps re-
served decision.
The Newtown bee., 1890-10-03

Rev Nathan G. Cheney gave an illumi-
mated lecture at Cornwall Bridge, Sept
ember %, on interesting persons, places
and events in India. The lecture was
brilliantly thrown upon the canvas,
whilst the reverend gentleman, in beau
tiful language, interested large audi
ence, describing the oriental customs of
temples and that wonder of all
the peerless Taimahal.