The Newtown bee., 1890-01-03

NEWT0WN, CONN, BEE.
 FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1880,
 CIRCULATION. JANUARY l, 1882, 2,,,...'......'''.'..'.'. 60l LAST WEEK, ,..'.'.....' ....'.''......... .2o9o'
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 H. E. Northrop and wife visit B. Lew Is ut Stamford.
 Mrs A. w. Fairchild and Miss Addie visit in New Haven and Stamford.
 II. N. Ayres, No. z Bishop block, Bridgeport, calls attention to his new ad- vertisement. He says that he has an overstock of goods, which he proposes to sell at greatly reduced prices. A special reduction made on holiday slip pers, as these are goods that he does not wish to carry over. twill certainly pay our readers to call on Mir Ayres and se- cure some of the bargains that he will of fer during the next 30 days.
 Annual meeting of the Congregational society, Monday evening at 90, at the church.
 James NJ. Webb and daughter Miss Mary of Plymouth visit Mrs E. IT, Smith.
 
 Don't forget the liremen's ball, Fri day, l7th.
 Mrs Elias Sanford was 0G years of age, with her.
 The Congregational ladies will give q supper, this (Friday) evening and every alternate Friday evening, in the lecture room of the church.
 Born, New Years day, son to Mir and Mrs Daniel IIonan of Walnut Tree Hill.
 Miss Eva Hammond has been in town. Mrs D. S. Hammond has been quite sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs J. D.. Wood, Westport.
 Tho Iulr whist club were delightfully."- entertained at the cosy and artistic home of Dr F. NJ. smith, Wednesday evening. Decorations of cut flowers, together with pretty and unique New Years souvenirs, rendered the occasion complete. brand Mrs W. II. Rider of Danbury were pres cnt. Prizes for the month were awarded us follows: Ladies first, Miss r. $. Glover; gcntlcmen's first, Howard N. wakcman; ladies consolation, Mrs E. NJ. Smith; gentlemans consolation, F. r. Hawlcy. The clubs next meeting will be held with Miss Lulu r. Glover, Sandy Hook, Wednesday, Sth.
 James F. Corbctt of Brooklyn has wis itrd Newtown friends.
 Frank <. llOyt returned to Amherst, Tuesday, where he has taken the first honors in composition and first rank in other studies.
 Next Sunday, Rev Mr IIoyt will give his annual New Years address, followed by the reception of new members and the annual church meeting, immediately after the morning service.
 John II. Costello was arrested, Satur- day, for selling liquor without license, but on consideration of his procuring q license at once, the case was nolcd.
 Charles Wnton sold Il yoke of oxen, Monday, to Daniel Wildmnn of Plum trees and also sold him his place on the Guinea road, Mir Wildlunn to take pos session April 1.
 Dr Williams was in consultation with Dr Judson, last week, Mrs Judson being quite sick again.
 Among those from out of town who attended Mrs Nichols funeral were: F. S. Burtram, George A. Peek, Mrs Cham bcrlain, Miss Charlotte Nichols, Will T. Nichols, New York: John A. IlautT, New Haven; Mrs Rumney, sharon; Mrs k. r. Driggs, Miss Teresa Driggs, Brooklyn; Mir and Mrs F. II. Skidmore, Jr, Mir and Mrs !. W. Skidmore, Miss Helen King, \. w. Brewster, Bridgeport; MI and Mrs John w. Bacon, Danbury; W. II. Noble, Misses Noble, New Milford.
 Mrs George W. Stuart Is sick; also Miss NJ. V. Nolan.
 Miss Lena Loeb, who will again be at the Town hall, Saturday evening, 4th, will give a free street test, starting from the post office at p m.
 Misses Hattie Hall of Danbury and Claribel Smith are with their uncle, Ezra