The Newtown bee., 1890-01-31

III WlSilCS tO pliSihS ioShihSiy in position soon after February Land MT Rivers says that the factory will be ready for them. On the ground floor will be an office and one large room filled with machinery; on the second, four smaller rooms and a store room. The factory is of wood, 22x5o feet, two sto- ries high. Four or five large looms will be used, with one or two girls to attend each. The machinery is all of the light est and most delicate description and sufficient power to drive it will be fur nished by two-horse power gas engine. The process of weaving silk ribbon, which forms the entire business of the company, is something new to Bridge port and is partly in the nature of an ex- pertinent. The silk will be received in the raw state and will go through sever al processes, until at last it emerges in finished, silken ribbon. Every shade, more than so in all, will be produced, in any width, finished with any kind of edging. Frank Harrow, a native of Eng land, will be superintendent. He thor
  been superintendent in some of the larg- est mills in the country. The business management will be in the capable hands of l.. NJ. Brundage.
 Mayor DeForest is being boomed for Congress by city Democrats.
 w. E. Derigan, brakeman on Conduc- tor Charles Hinman's train on the Hous- atomic, has been on vacation of two weeks.
 The funeral of Emma, wife of Fred V. Hawley and daughter of William H. Paine, was attended, Sunday, from the house of her father, l25 East Main street. Mrs Hawley was 9.
 William c. Haight has sold building lot on Pacific street to w. R. Palmer and the house No. 506 Railroad avenue to James Dorus for $32OO. Mrs w. C.. Haight has purchased the handsome resi- dence on the corner of Wood and Iranis- tan avenues from C. $. Sterling for $l3,- 000.-r Real Estate Record.
 James l.. Green, an employe of the w. k. Swords Lumber Co.,, a member of the First NJ. K. church, an Odd Fellow, Knight of Honor and G. A. R. man, was buried, Monday, with due honor. He died suddenly of heart disease as he was about going to bed and was 8 years old.
 The Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. is to es- tablish it's headquarters in the central store of the new block on John street built by the library.
 Jones & Hoffman have removed their shop from knowltOn street to Charles Russell's rivet shop on Shelton street. Mir Russell is working just now in Bir- mingham.
 c. E. Rogers has built small barn, street.
 William Thomas is finishing a two-ten- ement house on William street, 2Ix4O feet, part of which he will occupy him. self.
 l. c. Peck is to build house on Og- den street for Carroll, about 25x36 feet, fol which O'Brien X Schindler have built the foundations.
 Justin McCarty has built the cellar wall for the house, 32X37 feet, that Tim othy Cronin is to build on Brooks street.
 It is whispered among those who claim to haN ;ne < Republican candidate for mayor will be the eX-chief of police, William E. Marsh. As it is claimed by some of his friends that he was not used fairly in the late unpleasantness, movement to test his popularity would not be amiss.-[ Con- necticut Catholic.
 The Consolidated won it's legal till with the Housatonic, winch tried to lay a cross-over across the Consolidated tracks in order to reach one of it's owr tracks on the other side. Judge Hal decided, q think from the evidence tha the building of the contemplated cross over at this point, while the two railroad are under independent management would seriously interfere with the man agement of the Consolidated railroad ant would endanger property and life ant that, while said two main tracks are s used, the building of said cross-ove ought not to be permitted"
 Daniel Davenport of the law firm o Davenport & O'Hara has won his sui against the city for legal services in pre- pairing the act consolidating city an, town and recovers $55O and costs. Miss Evelene M. Smith will we Charles l.. Foster, February 6.
 Hermann Kempenski, who has been i a Russian prison, has been releases through the efforts of LawyerJ J. B. Klein
 St. Mary's paid $4000 of it's debt, las year, but Father Rogers still has S29, ,OO to carry.
 Secretary Albert Wisner of the Wisne Shoe Co. has resigned and will go Soutl
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