The Newtown bee., 1890-05-09

Thomas A. Egan was home from Jer-
sey City, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs A. j. Wilson have visited
Newtown friends.
The Bailey Theater Co. closed sue
cessful week at the Town hall, Saturday
night, with u crowded house and went
on, Monday, for week at New Milford.
All yellow soaps contain rosin.
Bennett Blackman has moved back to
Danbury.
A good garden feeds bugs. Slug Shot
kills bugs that destroy eurrants, potatoes,
cabbage, flowers, plums, etc. Used ten
years with safety and surety and is cheap.
Sold by Il. +. llawley.
Frederick +. johnson was home from
Cheshire, Sunday, having driven up from
Huntington, where he is reading service
at Sc Paul's.
Mr. Linsley will be present at the ses-
sion OF the IIawleyville Sunday school,
next Sunday, unless the weather should
be very stormy.
Every seat in Trinity church was filled
Sunday evening and number of people
were standing. The musical features
were very fine. The singing by Master
Edward Baker, the celebrated soprano
from the Church of the Heavenly Rest,
New York, was pronounced wonderful.
His voice Is as clear AS any woman's.-
New Haven Palladium.
Real bargains In all wool double width
dress goods, newest shades, only 25c; al
SO bargains In dress goods for l0and lie.
Finest line chambrays, seersuckers, ging-
hams, cambrics, draperies or China silks
for curtains can be found at +. +. IIaw-
Iey's.
A. w. Bassett has sold four of his $40
road carts.
John Tomlinson, who has been sick
with neuralgia of the head, is better.
Mrs Mcmahon of Queen street is sick
with bronchitis, under DIR Richardson's
care.
Brush fires started by Bridgeport
man named Kelly, who was working for
DIR Belts, escaped control, last week
Thursday and caused IA forest fire which
would have spread ovef large extent of
territory and caused much damage had
not the rain extinguished 1t. \ member
OF neighbors were out fighting the flames
but obtained little headway. Many acres
were buried over, including timber own
ed by DIR Belts, Minott .Augur, Mrs Cor
bett, Samuel Curtis.
Although the excavation for the foun-
dalton of the new bridge across the Poh-
tatuck Is about completed, little has been
done toward laying the stone abutments
and but little stone Is on the ground.
The iron work of the bridge, which ar
rived Mt Sandy Hook, last week, has been
drawn to the river by teams of Samuel
+. Tilson, James Green, Charlie Glover.
IL weighs 10 tons or more.
Mrs Edward Ives has been under the
doctors care, but is better; Mrs George
III. Botsford is recovering from sick
ness of several weeks.
A Danburian named Mcnamara was
arrested In Sandy Hook, Sunday evening,
by Sheriff Glover and Constable Kelly,
for drunkenness, breach of the peace and
assault, the latter being committed on
Clark X. Shelton. Mcnamara was pur-
suing Mr. Shelton, when he ran against a
sturdy fist belonging to Jack" McNa-
mara and promptly lay down. He was
soon after arrested and taken to New
town Jail, but, AS Mr. Shelton did not care
to press the charge, he was allowed to
depart with light punishment.
MISS mdIy a. NoSLtiIO HAS NiStLeu MISE
Mary Heating of Huntingtown.
Mrs George b. Ferris and Miss Hattie
spend week in Tashua.
Mr. and Mrs /. Il. Harris spend few
weeks Mt Mohawk, N. Y.
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Brussels Is an economical soap.
There Is no more economical soap mad
than Brussels.
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One of series of seven new engine
has just been received by the HousatoniG
Driver Henry Murphy has left til
Bridgeport horse railroad to engage |
farming ut Zoar.
William r.. and George r. Hoyt 3
Bridgeport spent Sunday at home; Her
ry w. Faneher of East bridgeport wa
also home.
It's economy to use Brussels soap, q