The Newtown bee., 1890-07-18


 are at Selectman w. H. Glover's.
 Officers from Pahquioque court of Dan bury were in Sandy Hook, Sunday, or ganizing the new court of A. o. F. of A., which will be known as Court Sandy Hook. 1t has abont a score of charter members, who will hold fortnightly meetings at the hall in Augur's building. T. J. Corbett is chief ranger and it is ex- pected that the membership will greatly increase, as the Foresters is a benefit or ganization, having nothing to do with re- ligion or politics.
 In view of the emphasis which Super visor Mccarthy puts upon his statement that all published reports of the popula- tion of various towns within his census district are mere approximations, hardly more than guess work, it has been deem ed advisable to make no further move toward taking recount of Newtown's inhabitants until the official figures are known beyond the shadow of a perad- venture. It is not unlikely that these figures may show Newtown's actual pop ulation more nearly 1000, as was hoped and believed. Still, the fact remains that Newtown was the first dissatisfied town in this vicinity to raise funds for q new and accurate enumeration, should it be considered eXpedient. To many, the publication of these incomplete and inac- curate figures can only be explained by the presumption that d political job is back of it all.
 The N. Y. B. & F. ball nine added another game to their long list of victor ies by defeating the strong Athletic club of Bridgeport, last week, on the Glen grounds. Our team is putting up better ball, every game they play. The visitors also put up good game, the home team doing the most batting, especially in the second inning. The visitors scored in the first inning. With two men out and a man on third base, Smith of the visitors popped a high fly which every one thought Keane. our crack pitcher, would Up to the Sth inning, the visitors did not get a man as far as third base, but in Chat inning Williams got as far as first base. He ran to second, saying that Keane made balk, at which there was little kicking, but it was finally given to him, their second and last run. The feature of the game was the catching of Collins and the batting of the home team. Score by innings:
 NY. B. &P, o55 9 6-s X {
 Struck out, by Keane 10, by Williams g; um. pires, Lang and w Wallace. .@ -.-
 
 As the Summer advances and the days increase in heat, Newtown's hotels and boarding houses fill rapidly. Both the Grand Central and Leonard's are well filled with guests and many are quarter ed in adjoining houses. The old Windsor and the Nichols house are full and Mrs [G. W. Stuart's rooms are likewise occu- pied. Registrations at the Grand Gen. | tral show the following arrivals: S. Evan Somers, Bridgeport; Mrs c. s. Tow er Brooklyn; W. k. Beard, New MilfoId; T, E. Eiss, Bridgeport; Mrs P. c. Calhoun, Mrs L. c. Calhoun, MT and Mrs 2. M- Calhoun, wife, Brooklyn; 1; Fred c. Mullins, Mrs Mullins Miss Mamie Mullins, Miss Mamie Higgins Bridgeport; Julia McHugh, Josie Manion Bethel; E. Appleton and wife, New York Jerry Clark and lady, Miss N. D. Lowell, Miss Garry Wood Mir and Mrs 0. B. Mason, Dan bury; Miss s. E. Moseley, Miss Hammond New Haven.
 At Dicks hotel:
 Thomas Cornell, Mrs E. s. Cornell, Biiming ham; Samuel Cornell, GuilfoId; Abram Heart New York; W. F. Hyatt, wife and two daugh nett, Bridgeport; FIG Merriam, John J. .Clusk | ley, T. P. Fifzsimons, New York; F. c. " ct more and wife, Danbury; F. M Harris, Bridge | port; W. E. Wild and wife, E. c. Beecher,N New Haven; F. B. Shanrman, Hartford; M. H. Grlf finS and wife, Danbury; c. A. Brockett ant wife, Kansas City, Neb.; T. F. RaWson, Bridge port; Mrs M. H. Hemenway, New Haven; M 1T Chester N. Y.; +. Frederic Georger, ". T | .l.t,IG Nap q 8s