The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-08-22

pany's works; Gould Bros. will do the
wood work.
Marsh & Beers will do the carpenter
work on Il. F. Barnes New Haven resi-
denee and G. w. Garfield the painting.
This shows that Bridgeport contractors
are appreciated elsewhere as well as at
home. ..~.-.
The government building will be slat-
ed by Charles w. Clark.
The youngest child of Mrs DR. Falken,
whose husband was killed by It Housa-
tonic train, few weeks ago, has died of
cholera infantum and others are serious
ly sick. Mrs Falken, who removed to
New York few days ago, has returned
to Bridgeport.
John Otis, who fell from the new East
End school building, last week, died of
his internal injuries. He was % and liv-
ed with his father, Councilman Otis, 70
Milne street.
Rev l.. n. Booth will join the Trinity
choir at Lakeville, to-day.
Builder w. F. Randall of West End has
enjoyed II brief vacation.
l.. c. Lyon of Lyon & Grammar has
enjoyed few days vacation.
Magee & Gillett and Hallet & Davis
will occupy the store in Parrott's new
Fairfield avenue block with a stock of pi-
u
The other store is already occupied by
w. b. Warnes as a piano, music and art
store.
Plasterers are at work ut n. Benefits
brick block on Fairfield avenue, near
Trinity church.
Juan de Gonzalez, who opened II bar
Der shop on State street, near Clinton
avenue, few weeks ago, has placed an
assistant in charge of the shop while he
continues his day work at Wheeler &
Wilson's, working in the shop in the
evening. lie finds trade good and has
been at the shop part of the time for sew
eral days, poor health keeping him from
the factory.
A vocal and instrumental concert
which was to have been given in the
West End Congregational church by To-
cal and other talent, was postponed by
the unavoidable absence of a Black Rock
vocalist, who was to have taken princi-
pal part.
Newsdealer Bunten of Main street is
still adding to the chain of evidence he
has against the railroad in his suit for
$1,000 caused by the death of his son,
Newsboy Eugene I.Bunten, at Danbury.
Lawyer Judson, who has the case in
hand, is finding new evidence and
strengthening that already in his pos
session. The case is set down for the
September term of the Superior court,
but it is uncertain when it will be called.
The fourth ward was excited, a few
days ago, by the disappearance of Lille,
wife of Willard Ingalls, of SO George
street, formerly of Stepncy Depot, with
Robert kohlus. Ingalls, is regarded as a
steady, Woodworking man, who has been
employed on the Rosedale until lately,
when he secured work with carpenter.
After the flight of his wife, Ingalls, broke
up housekeeping and went to live with
his father-in-law, Mr. Sears, near by. A
few days ago, KOhlus and Mrs Ingalls,
were found in barn, asleep on hay
NOW, and were arrested and locked up,
charged with adultery. Mrs Ingalls,,
who is scarcely %, while her paramour
is considerably older, has one daughter,
whom she left and who has been cared
for at Mr. Sears's. Both Mrs Ingalls, and
Kohlus were bound over and sent to jail
in default of $500 bonds.
So well are the Saratoga excursionists
pleased with their trip that all who
went are urging their friends to take in
the second, which will leave Bridgeport,
Friday, August 30, returning on Monday.
The fare and other arrangements will be
the same and Manager II. E. Peck and
Passenger Agent Perrin will be on hand
to see that everything moves smoothly.
Seaside park, which is favored with al
ternate weekly visits by the Wheeler &
Wilson and Philharmonic bands, was in
vaded, last week, by the full West End
band of 20 pieces, who, in their new uni
forms, gave concert on the pier. 1t
was well rendered and listened to with
appreciation.
Senators Catlin and Read attended the
senatorial reunion at Hills homestead,
Savin Rock, last week. They, with all
the other senators, were just as jolly as
If they hadn't further political aspirat-
ions, the portly major for governor and
the reliable banker for treasurer.
A. w. French, who has done newspa-
per work in this city for years, is now in
the editorial chair of the Sun, of which
l.. M. Rich is proprietor. He is also do
ing considerable outside work.. 'Frenchy'
is just as versatile as ever.
III. c. Knight is completing handsome
residence on Sherwood avenue, West
End, which he is to occupy.
o. C. Banks has sold his West End
news room to j. Il. Hurlbutt.
The marriage of Harry II. Wright to
Miss Roselle III. Langdon was announc-
ed for Thursday, 21st.
Fritz Boyer, the new leader Of the
Wheeler & Wilson Fourth regiment band,
has been appointed sergeant.
The Board of Education have accepted
Mr. Purdy's bid of $4,000 for the Bar