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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-04

RICHARD V HARNETT & CO. Auctoneers.
"A. Will sell at auction
THURSDAY. MARCH 6.
q. 10 O'Clock noon At the Real Estate Exchange and
Auction Room. 80 20 90 LilertNs.-.
81 pleme Court Partition sale, Grave " "!aNc anu
otler-.
Under the direction 81 David Barnett ESQ., rcieEee
4s3 AND 4sj 5TH.AVE,
Bet 4lst and AID SITS
7story brownstOnc building. with store
40 WEST 37TlI.ST.
jstory and basement hIownstone siartment'house.
Az. 40. z2l. 423 425 427 WEST leIHsI.
Six 5.story and basement brick double Hats.
l55 WEST l5TII.sT.
5story and basemen, browns,one sratmen;.house o,
ISAAC :. CA1l IN. esq Psniih Attorney - court
St, BrOOAiyn. y y -. q ... -. : 49,. .,,,
90 per cent mortgage. wears, az per cent
Maps at AuctonccrS' 10 Libcrty'st
DETER F. MEYER. Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS OF WI. J. SYMS. DECD
ADRIAN II. MULLER 4 son
will soil at auction
THURSDAY. MARCH 20 1890.
At 10 O'Clock. ~ tho Real Estate Exchange
80 Lih'Tty-ct..
% CHOICE AND VALUABLE LOTS on
NORTHWEST CORNER
BOULEVARD AND mII.sT.
SOUTHWEST CORNER
lCIuAVE. AND 1eeDSr.
sTH.AVr BETWEEN 76rH ASD 18TH SITS.
TOOTH. lOlsT AND 12lsT SIS.
For Book Maps &C.. apply 10 Dewitt Lockman 4
Dewitt Att'ys IS Nassau.st and at the Auctoneers l
Plne-st. t''oII
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The following sales were held a: the Exchange ah'
Auction Room to-day
A.story dwelling with lot, No ia West 69thst $
,a n W o, 9thaVe., lot 17Xl00.5 Jones, s2'cO0
i.stoy dwelling With lo No West iSSd,s, os +; s-
~ 5th-aVc lot l7OX99.1l C l. Cornish Elo,VOV.
sale Of me dwelling with lot No 81 West 0it!l'st
shave was adjourned 70 March IL.
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Dipi1cn1 \ otires.


rAcfS Fbhkhq pSlu eSM q $50
A DIVIDEND OF ONE DOLLAR per share
Company icr qralier ,nding December 81 1852
syo TIP s l 1890 TO SS CT 1ds,S Vi"
a. o'clock H. March T. ana remain closed until 10
by order Of tie Board d Directors, ,., r
THE 0S i fp9MS $e5 ASS s Isoo
A DIVIDEND of One Per Cent on the Capital
"A stock Of This Company has been a'card l"la.a
Friday, March ID at r. occck p H. and Ie'pened Sat
'''"'' '''''" - a. b. pRoAI. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE CHICAGO GAS TRUST COMPANY.
DIVIDEND NOTICE, -
4 Dividend OF rcr cent The capital Stock the
Chicago ,as ITg,t cop@hy has been declared payable
'' Tc H""aai Meeting Of the stockhoder. of the Chicago
pany The $a.h asy AgT as9o toS The
a proposition change Of the name Of the corpo.
Tie books for the transfer Of will be closed On
March 18TH 1890 and Ieopencd the 10Th day Of APRIL
' CSIsn'H SIX nIsfd &; Killings President.
'Si*:'' & FL + 9 q,g d Sl$!5}Tss,
K: g5IE1FHanMIAs:2H6wsK1.
:: n mrNrY J ib,HtiyyihsoN.
p A. b. WIDENER,
w. L. ELkINS,
JOHN SLOANE.
WILLIAM II. GERHARD.
CLEVELAND cINcINNATI; CdnMIccAsGG9@ AND ST.
CINCINNATI ONO F.brualy %, 1880
rINHE BOARD or DIRECTORS have this day
declared out Of earnings quarterly dividend Of Il,
preferred stock Of this CompY PAYABLE ~
the office Of NN.srs Drcycl. MORAN Co, Ncw'rorh
ALliI J. 1900 stockholders Of record March -. lsJo
The transfer Company VIII be closed at D. H.
March 20 1900 and VIII be rcopcned al 10 a. m. on
April 9 1890. f. +. OSBORN. Secretary
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Drooklpn Real estate 90 Get.

Drooklpn Real estate 90 Ert.
IN LEI HOT sE>.-On Prospect Park Heights lie
i CANT new Browns,onc and Lrck and Terra I"uu
The choice houses that VIII De In the
bet Tor For the cosvcnioncc Of parties wishing
rent purchase. my branch Once .,6 flabuslnNc
win b. opcl evenings Parties wishing T. scc me- person
ally will find there from 80 70 . a. N. -
LEONARD MOODY
Real Estate.
vJN LFT-FLATS The most desirable hats Oh Prospect
j Heights. q 10 . rooms ala improvements. and some
Prices ranging from sl1 70 500 month";
Just Low Ices. For full psrtcu arr apply
tn LEONARD MOODY.
Office omen from 5 a. II. % o y. III. Real Estate.
fFor other real estsn ais see 9th psRe)
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REAL ESTATE.
s,,srvrss AT THE EXCHANGE.


yesterday were light. No. West northumberland
,,,,~,vsecond St. west OF Ffthave.. is fourstory
tone front dwelling, on lot l7.0xl0O James L.
cornish the plaintiff the suit Wa the buyer tor
$4,000 No IA west siX.ynn,h ST ;o We, N,o 81
nd for S34 900 TO Henry f. Jones. the plaintiff In
the suit The su9Commiuee Oh kspa L1s. c and
IIra.am Disbecler. met yesterday and further con
sidcred iheir report.
New.York, Monday. March g.
Tho following sales held a: the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day
Of sncsS lot Is s w 'Hs ssd $40
ss (, Of Si he dwelling lot 81 West o'-st Of
shave, Adjourned 10 March Il.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N. Y. CITY.
lth.st n cor Greencst 25Se62; Peter suy' sa5 900
saS Ss% properly % VIM Lawrence Others ex =, 800
same ssu' property John suydam and wife to - 900
12Ctn.st. no ~ west hasKeH ocsr'e ' 800
13lstst No 10 Mesi; Joseph IL Louis a'1 1900
56is 800 # o. e,asye 2On igS;g D." 10000
1o5tn:st 80 # of eths'e, ,oAiooii W." 27ooo
rte a" Sa we a iS t osSen pdpcy Herman
Mrmiy H9r:tms1n and another executors ~ 100 600
ootl.s 1870 It OF SHAVE Z'N'o' - 1900
a4ths 100 It " Of sthave 2SSaooo A1O $4,000
Same property; Julius Dreyfus to JOSEF" % 600
ie%eiser W cor Gsinst. 5oA9s.5 George
Esudet and VIE to JGe Sn0Svd . ssSioi4 John
sacn 1 md wiie TO sebastian Kerner and a. ooo
57t1 235 n Of la 3SsYG $4,000
37thst ; :, 47O II " OF otn'aa'si ISI1S ' $4,000
0rchard.-t, No 20; Harris Levy anu WHY ~ 49, 700
sethst 100 r. Of h 9,h,a'S s3 900
ooth.st Nos West PERKINS anu ""o W 10000
fred
5sth.s lio n " Of lst S,neT UNIV 1880
Macdouesl.st, No III John " Neiiee 70 N..". $1,000
LeSngtonaNr - Ill II nSndbrin 81, 90
Hcsterst rs II Of Wars and sno;hef 10000
Madlsonst. No 2ll Ensnnuei Isaac al" ""o ~ 40 500
1884 .st s. SO W 2d-ave, 29xloolli Jane 10000
4lstst, 275 sth,ave. cooisMan ~ 1900
Broadway; no. 1854 Amos Emo 20 i"o"Ae 10000
Abendschcn and wi'e 10 'n''''N - 2i,5Oo
o9ihst 2d'aVe' -oNlV''o' 1900
s.So asH5y H So iii stephan Baus to Ka'r 5000
,7o Mfr s9a 1 U55f weo.eIaXe saSeo Reuben
80 % W I,: Ja@c' har''norne anu wiz 1900
Avenue A. : i0'l n ,d IVer'S'' -oiN.O ~ 800
sthavc coz VI i-s Sscorn ana another $4,000
iI6,hs No 90. Js snd iH''.0" 1000
Mai.,o-s'e, 49,, 40 go 0.connor .......... $4,000
1oe,ast 10 gig r cs5, H'".| " p'.-- 1900
WHEY plac. n = 80 It Of GIecne.st, 2I.6N
li31l; Lgereua brown " 'Os'i" -.1N 10000
is.tst 29l # OF etn dNotad 1890
54h.st. 2,S II q WisaS Conn 1890
GroSe l; G'C cor 4th:,i ls5Aeee to christOphera;
u xl59lCx66 Maria Van Wagner anu
another eXcrs. 70 Julius schultz
Io5th $ $50 d II wi o. 10 fheaH 5000
s7hst 10 sSs Ws'i hsa , Tk 2s5oo
,rove.st n w cor Ith.st, 1Sj9x96G 10 Ch.istonhei-
IT. xi59l0N662; Julius schultz ana VIE 70
same e'' property: josephine Del Risco. ct al. to
Julius Schultz 49, "a vita
Muberry.s No 9. l9i Ohaf'es po"n'' a"D 1880
Soh-st go I, Of sih IN Ellen HsrloS 5000
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AVON in m ,

AVON-BY-THE.SEA Normerly Key East, N. ].
Open February 20 for the spring season:
NJ. T.. SIMMONS, 20i7 Wanutst., Philadelphia
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flnanrial.
Reorganization
OF TIE
ST. LOUIS, ARKANSAS
TEXAS RAILWAYS
In Texas and in Arkansas and Missouri.
NOTICE.

The Committee under the Plan and Agreement for
the REORGANIZATION Of the ~. Louis. Arkansas md
Texas Railways In Texas. md In Arkansas an"
Missouri, dated Dec. 49, 1883, and lodged VITA tue
Central Trust Company of New-lork
DECLARE THE SAID AGREEMENT
EFFECTIVE
Nearly 20 per The fItST~. over 30 per ccnt
oftbe SECONDS. and large amount OF the stock has
been deposited and nssentcd.
The time for dcpositng securities and accepting
suhsc ripton iaht 1. EXTENDED TO WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 5, 1890. After that date securities will only
be received payment of penalty Of per cent on
bonds and per cent on stock.
Copies of the Reorganization Agreement and forms
for acceptance and assignment OF subscription rights
muy he had Of member of the committee ana oil
the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY.
A syudicate Of bankers has been formed which
will take nil the securities offered for subscription and
moi subscribed and will all Of nom
asserting security holders under the terms OF the
syndicate agreement.
FREDERIC r. OLCOTr
HENRY BULGE,
JAMES SPEYER. COMMITTEE
JOHN KENNEDY TOD,
EDMUND SMITH.
q. S. ELLIS. SECRETARY.
81 WALLSr
New-Yorl. Feb. 20, 1890.
r. p. OLCOTT. Esq. Chairman
DEAR SIR.
Ibcg 10 advise you that Mt n puslic meeting Of ST.
Louis, Arkansas and Texas Hallway Company first
&c frafe holders convened by tho London
Committee representing those securities, held In
London this day the plan Represented by your COM
mittec was adopted. Very truly yours.
{. l.. BiETHERTON.
n member of the London Committee.
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Anrtlon Sales of Real estate.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE
Leasehold Property.
For Sale al Public Auction by Edward
H. Ludlow & Co.

M THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY or MARCH
1890, AT IL O'CLOCK NOON, AT THE REAL
ESTATE sAIESROONI, IN THH CITY OF NEW
YORK BY AND UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
THE EXECUTORS OF TIE LAST WILL AMI
TESTAMENT OF CORNELIA VI. STEWART, DE.
CEASED
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Real Qstdte.
J. EDGAR LEAYCRAF'

J. EDGAR LEAYCRAFT.
1.S44 BROADWAY, Branch Office, l, 524 oi-ave,
Elves spccal attention all pertaining 10 Eea
EssteSong, renting collecting and general management
OF property.
Houses for sale and TO let registered free Of charge
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GoparlncrshIp NolIrcs.

NEw.YOKK, March |, 1900
VHOMAs RUSSELL, ookbnder "a to So
L N.w Chambers sl.-My SON Robert w. Russell, u
,rI. dsv admitted as 4 partner with from this da:c
u'i' u"' THOMAS RI SELL
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CEASED.
The following described Leasehod Property in the CITY
Of NewYork held under Leases fom the SAILORS snug
Ha, bor will be- sold subject to the Covenants Conditions
and Provisions contained together with all
rights Of renewal also contained therein:
LIST. The Premises bounded by BROADWAY. FOURTH
AVENUE. NINTH and TENTH STREETS.
I'd NO. 10 EAST TENTH STREET (or Fl BKf''
VOORT PLACE
Sd NO. 81 EAST NINTH STREET.
Attn. NO 143 EAST EIGHTH.STREET.
9th. NO SO EAST NINTH.sTREET.
9th. NO 50 EAST NINTIi-STREET.
9TH. NO 81 EAST NINTH-STREET
9Th. NO So EAST NINTH.STREET.
9th. NO. 76i BROADWAY.
10TH NO. 766 BROADWAY.
18th. NO. 762 BROADWAY.
18th NO. IS AND IS FOURrHAvENUE. AND NO
EAST TENTH-STREET, all to be sCld as one
parcel.
18th NO. 53roURTH.AVENUE
I4th. NO. las EAST EIGHTH-sTREET ..,
18th. NO IS FOURTHAvENUE, AND IS EASl
NINTH-STREET. to be sold together as one parcel
18th. NO. Sc fCURTH.ANENUE.
TERMS 10 per cent OF purchase money payable al SAFE
and residue 30 days thereafter. when assignments oi w
leases Will be ready for delivery At option of the puF
chaser oncha Of the purchase money remain on bona
and mortgage with interest per cent. payable semi
annually. The mortgages contain the usual oVuaS
interest and assessment clauses ana coVehan's W
insure the buildings the amount OF the mortgage.
For other terms particulars inquire Of suctionecrs or
OF HORACE RUSSELL, Attorney for LAccutors stewart
building. $50 Broadway.
BY order Of
HENRY HILTON and
CHARLES J. CLlNCU,
Executors.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-15
GREEN'S FARMS.

Mrs S. B. Sherwood has entertained
her sister from Syracuse, N. Y, for two
weeks. They left together on Tuesday
for visit to their sister, Mrs West, who
resides in Bradford, Mass.
Misses Annie and Alice Jennings have
been spending the week at Thimble Is
land.
The yacht Ramona, owned by j. H.
Jennings, has added to her list of victo-
ries and won all the races she entered
for. One prize is a silver cup.
Mrs Morehouse Jennings has been sick
and is very feeble.
The walls of the new creamery are be-
ginning to emerge from the ground and,
when finished, it will be quite an orna-
ment to the old turnpike road.
The monthly conservation meeting of
the Y. p. s. c. e. was held, Monday ev-
ening. 1t was voted at the meeting to
aecede to the request for an organ for
Chadron college, Nebraska, the money
| to be raised on the 1c plan.
John Jennings, son of Rev Mr. Jennings
of Redding, well known here, is at the
Phipps hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Relyea were entertained
at a reception given in their honor by
Miss j. c. Wakeman, Tuesday evening.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-15
WHITE HILLS.

Mrs F. B. Dickinson and children are
guests at George w. Drew's.
Daniel Mclaughlin and family of Bos-
ton are guests of her mother, Mrs Brooks.
Plumb Barto OF Woodbury. has visited
Beach Shelton.
Robert B. Seward of Washington, D.
c., spent few days with Capt Eli ID.
Beardsley.
The funeral of Rufus Hubbell was at
tended by many friends, from his late
residence, last week Friday at , p m.
Rev Mr. Dixon of East Village conducted
the services. The family have the SYM
gathy of all in their sad bereavement.
The bearers were Clark Beardsley, VIC
Hubbell, Daniel B. Shelton, George 4.
Bidwell.
The pastor gave good sermon, Sun
day morning, to full house.and, in the
evening at the Shelton church, admins
tered the ordinance of baptism to four
willing candidates.
David Wheeler is spending the week
at Boston with numerous other members
of the Grand Army.
Mrs Eli Beardsley has been for few
DAYS with Mrs Clark Beardsley.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Buckingham were
called to Huntington in haste, Sunday
by his fathers illness.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-15
BETHEL.

David flanagan is home, after two
months visit out Of town.
Mrs E. r.. Barnum broke her right arm
near the wrist by a fall, Monday.
Hattting is good and brisk season is
promised.
Edwin Short, whose business has
greatly increased, is to build an addition,
24x30 feet, three stories high, to his Gras-
sy Plain hat factory.
Venerable /. FL. Wilson lost pair of
horses by Sickness few days ago.
Benjamin Lee, a wealthy octogenarian
resident of Ridgefield, wandered from
his home, last week, and was found, ex-
hausted, at the Mountainville road. Sun
day evening, by Bethel people, whose Of
ficers took him to Danbury. He was
hardly in his right mind and was taken
home.
Frank Comstock of Troy visits Bethel
friends.
Last weeks meeting of the Methodist
ladies' aid society was with Mrs Joseph
Banks.
Edwin Shorts factory is now protect
ed by coat of fire and water proof
paint ON the roof.
Tax Collector Baldwin now Buzzes
around in a brand new carriage.
Gilbert Brothers are to build a house
in Grassy Plain.
Hatters at Baird & Lewis have been
agitating tho weekly payment system,
but the matter has been satisfactorily
adjusted.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-15
TASHUA.

So rarely is the operation Of "C9sarian
section performed and so great is the
danger attending it that but 127 cases are
on record in the United States and but
two in this State, the proportion of sue
cess to failure being about one in four or
five. AS known to the ancients it was
practised only for the removal of living
children from mothers whose life had
nearly or quite departed; but as known
to-day, it is used that the lives of both
mother and child may be saved. 1t was
for this reason that the operation was
performed on Mrs Charles Soeley,a short
tit'a ago, as, otherwise, the lives of both
must nave been lost. DR. Hill. the at
tending physlGi-n- called to his aid Drs
Lauder, Worden and o~-lick of Bridoe-
port and displayed both cour~e. and ad-
| mirable judgment throughout. 1h~-.,-
Grafton, which lasted an hour, was per-
formed at midnight, the patient being
under the influence of ether. The child
was safely removed, the hemorrhage
checked, the incisions closed and sewed.
The greatest danger lay within the first
five or six days, those passed safely
there was, in comparison, little fear fol
the future and we are happy to say that
both Mrs Seeley and her daughter are do
| ING well.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-15
MONROE.
Edward b. Hyde of Brooklyn spends a
week at DR. f. M. Beardsley's.

Edward B. Hyde of Brooklyn spends
week at DIR f. NJ. Beardsley's.
Harmony Grange picniced on the 9th
in B. S. Hurd's fine maple grove. This
was not a stiff, awkward and ceremoni-
GUS affair, but one of the good old fash
toned kind where everybody went for
good time and got what they sought.
The base ball game in the afternoon at
tracted considerable attention.
Mrs Camp and Miss Classy, who have
been at DIR j. G. Stevens's, have returned
to their home in Colorado.
Misses NJ. M. Maloney, Nellie Timms
Bessie and Sallie Talbot, Clara, Eva and
Theresa Purcell, Addie Dessert and Liz
zie Drummond are the new arrivals at
Sinclair's.
Alex Sinclair, Sr, who has been under
the weather, is improving nicely and is
now at work every day as usual.
An adjourned hearing will be had by
the commissioners on the Isaac Burr es-
tate, Saturday, 10th, at II. d. Burr's.
Mrs l.. b. Sterling of Bridgeport Wis
its Mrs N. j. Sterling.
Misses Emma and Florence Wales are
in South Norwalk.
Mr. Davis has moved back to Bridge
port.
Mr. and Mrs Drake have returned from
Minnesota.
Philo j. Burr and f. w. Hawley are
at work in Elm street.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-15
EASTON.

No officers were chosen in the Mar
rows district, this year and, as the
school board has not yet announced
them, some anxiety is felt as to who will
be secured as teacher.
Mill River reservoir at the Narrows
has dropped back to nine feet below
high water mark and falls at an average
of three or four inches daily
Mrs George Nichols and little daugh-
ter of New York visit Ellis Wheeler at
the Narrows.
Horatio Hoyt of Bridgeport is at
Sylvester Wheeler's.
Mr. and Mrs Hermon Peck, mother and
little daughter have visited Perkins
French.
Mrs Dow of Bridgeport is at M. FL.
Thorpe's caring for Mrs D. S. Thorpe.
who is very i'll.
Mr. and Mrs w. F. Selleck and daugh.
ter have visited in Danbury.
Joseph Jacobs suffered more damage
probably, from Sundays storm, thar
any, though Peter Perry had glass brok'
en- from windows and his corn crop rid
died. Robert Kent, f. L. Staples ano
E. w. Sherwood on Sport hill each were
damaged by the hail and, after skipping
the intervening Narrows, the hail strucl
with fury at Judson Beardsley's, damag
| ing his tomatoes $25; his neighbors OF
either side also complain of loss.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-15

Part of an old barn on the place of
Benjamin Holmes fell down, few nights
since and killed COW.
Quite number of our people took ad-
vantage of the opportunity offered by
Thad Peck for cheap trip of four days
to Saratoga. Others availed themselves
of the excursion to Boston.
Crabs add blue fish have made their
appearance.
Mrs William Wilson and son of Column
bus, o., visit George X. Wilson.
The Detroit papers announce the
death of the son Of Edward and Alice l..
Bland, grandson of f. r. Silliman, aged
Is months. The many friends OF the
family will sympathize with them IN their
4 sad afiiiction.
The town fathers have finally had the
steam engine and crusher set up ane
gravel has been run through to see how
il works. Some of the material is ibeint
carted or the lower Bridgeport road. N
attempt is being made at grading Q
drainage.
Mr. Doolittle of Bridgeport has bee
putting in q well on the place later
bought by Mrs Clark Seeley.
: Wilbur Hine has gone to Virginia 70
few weeks.
uarvov Hammond rejoices in a ne'
= baby.
, The congregational Sunday school Ell
joyed pleasant picnic at Woodmon
7 Thursday.
stiles Judson has so far recovered
to be able to attend sessions of the Stos
: club.
I. 10 Dufour has gone to Boston.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-15
NICHOLS.

Miss Mabel Mum returned home, last
week, after an absence of q year in Phil
adelphia.
Mr. Marsh is spending a two-weeks' va
cation in the West.
Mrs Iii. III. Teames of Thomaston has
been spending few days with her faith
er, Rev Mr. Porter.
Improvements in the buildings of the
district school are to commence soon.
Our village painter, Mr. Sharp, with
Ed Bennett, is doing some nice work on
the new barn at Mrs Poets.
At the request of his physician, Rev
Mr. Porter does the most of his travelling
on horseback. The doctor thinks it good
exercise.
Mrs l.. M. Curtiss entertains her
niece, Miss Fanny Kennedy of Westyille.
Stephen Jacobs, who had his finger
nearly sawed off while working IN
Bridgeport, is again able to work.
Miss Gussie Curtiss, who has visited an
aunt, Mrs T.. M. Curtiss, has returned to
Bridgeport.
Grandson Nichols, although nearly
four score years of age, can handle a
scythe as well as any of the boys.
Died, last Friday, at the home of hel
niece, Mrs Philander Owen, Mrs Albert
Hart, 70, formerly Of Cornwall.
At the annual meeting of the village
| Improvement society, Monday, it was
found that the years receipts were S23S
of which $117 is still on hand.~
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-15
BRIDGEPORT.

Clothier A. II. Davis is recruiting in
native Maine.
Employees of the Bridgeport horse rail-
road company have presented Superin-
tendent B. F. Lasher with an elegant
French clock.
S. II. Hubbard is fishing in Maine.
George Stafford of 81 Howard avenue
died suddenly of heart disease at his sons
home in New Haven.
Plumber John Otis fell 80 feet from the
new East End school building and re-
ceived internal injuries.
Ex-Collector Walter Goddard and son
have visited friends in Newtown.
There is war among carriage dealers
on John street. Several firms have dis
played vehicles, all the same styles, but
each firm has a large placard showing
his price to be 81 less than that of his
next neighbor. Should this continue,
the reporter of the BEE thinks that the
price will be low enough soon so that be
can rluc himself.
As one of Cole & Hinckley's horse
carts loaded with concrete was crossing
one of the railroad tracks at Barnum's
Winter quarters, the horse fell in such
manner that one of the shafts entered its
neck and passed completely through it.
1t is doubtful if the animal can live, al
though it was able to walk home.
Mrs Leonard Waldo of Park Place, &C
companied by her children, has gone on
a visit along the coast. They will be alb
sent about month.
| Miss Sadie Hartley of Hartford visits
| Mrs David North of Lewis street.
John Cummings's new building, Myr-
tie avenue!and Gregory street, is ready
for plastering. 1t will have large
store on the first floor and two flats
above.
Proctor's opera house will open for the
season, Wednesday 10th.
The funeral of Mrs Charles w. Clark
of 125 Olive street was held at New
Haven. She was 81, native of Eastor
and leaves a daughter 10 years old.
John Mccormack of SO Gilbert street
was found deed in bed, Wednesday,.