The Newtown bee., 1890-01-17
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FRIDAY, JANUARY i7, 1890,
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s-@e Ft FRIDAY, JANUARY 17, 1890
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 Not only the Courant and Hartford, but the State at large Is a loser in the death Uf stephen A. Hubbard, the Cour- ants managing editor.
 Daubury may well be proud of it's new hospital, built at cost of $30,000 and all paid for. Danbury can hustle with the best of them.
 The most thrilling adventure published by Harper Bros, in cloth, "Story of Emin's Rescue" as told in Stnnley's let ters, Is just out; for sale at F. F. law ley's.
 Secretary of State James G. Blaine has lost his eldest son Walker, examiner of claims in his fathers department, who has died of pneumonia.
 
 of all kinds of the best quality the mar ket produces Is at E. F. IIawlcy's; also choice Florida oranges, California prunes, figs, grapes, apricOts, etc.
 Claiming authority ns humane agent, W. II. Wakelcc of South Britain came to Newtswn, Monday, and caused Constable James Kelly tO arrest Orlando Platt of IIattcrtown, alleging that his children were nsuillcicntly and improperly cared for and that platt was not d proper per son tO have charge of them. phtt was tried at lIuttcrtoWn before Justice John II. Summers, but the case fell through and the children were not sent to the county home at StratfOrd, as Wakeley wished. The town officers had received no complaint about the children, each of whom, if sent to the county home, would be an annual expense of %lO0 to the town. It is said that families have expressed d willingness to take and care for several of the children, relieving the town of re- sponSibility.
 F.. Stone knows the needs of Winter dress goods, articles for fancy work, etc, can suit all tastes and prices.
 It is said that Charles Hamburger has left town.
 The silica miners, who have been at work on land belonging to j, R, Smith, have left.
 EX-Collrctor NJ. j. Bradley, now trav- cling for a Springfield firm, has been home sick.
 Many changes have been made by the new Ilousatonic time table, which went into~flrct, Sunday. The passenger train once leaving Bridgeport at 10 O. Il m now leaves at 10 and makes close con nrctiOn at Botsford with New Haven and Derby train from New Haven, but does not connect at Bridgeport with New York and New Haven train leaving New Haven at 9 3j m. X new train, carry ing express freight for llawlryvillc, with passenger coach attached, leaves Bridge port Nt 10 10, stops at all intermediate stations and arrives at IIawleyVillc at II 10. The former 10 20 express freight for Great Burlington now leaves at II 30 and makes slightly better time. The l 70 D m express now leaves at | j5, has drawing room ear attached and stops at St"pncy. Long Ilill people, who, with Stcpncy, signed the petition to have the train stop, are indignant over the action of the company in running the express past and putting back the New Milford special from to l5 D m. If the eX- press could be stopped cit would cause q delay of but moment or two) it would prove great accommodation and would add much to the popularity of the road and It's officers, for Long Hill feels that it should be treated as well as Stepney, in the way of afternoon trains. South bound trains remain as before, except the new llawleyville express freight, leaving iIawleyvillc ut l2 30 D m, stop ping ut all stations and reaching Bridge
 
 due at Newtown at II, also stops at Botsford to connect with train for New Haven and the milk train runs about ten minutes later. The New York limited express from South Norwalk to Pittsfield is discontinued for the Winter. On the New Haven and Derby division, many important changes have been made and new trains added. Connection is now made ut Botsford for all points north on the main line at fl a m, returning ut 9 II m. Another new train will leave Botsford for New Haven ut 25 D m and the former 90 p m is put forward to c B. The running time on the eXten- sion, from shelton to Botsford has been reduced greatly, l5 minutes on some trains. Only slight changes are made on the Daubury and Norwalk division, but, on the Bethel branch, trains are put forward considerably. The time table elsewhere gives the corrected time.
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