The Newtown bee., 1890-05-09

NEWToWN, CONN, BEE.
CIRCULATION.
JANUARY 1, 1882, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Last WEEK, ..,,,.,,....''....,.,..,, ....2205
FRIDAY, MAY 0, 1890.
Charles Couch has disposed of his cat
tle nc advantageous prices and returned
To New Milford.
III. +. Dawson of Troy, Penn, has reg,
istered at Dicks hotel; also w. Il. Ry.
der of Danbury.
q. II. McOmber of Washington, who Is
connected with the treasury department,
paused at Dicks hotel, this week, after
completing his government business in
Fairfield county.
You don't know what economical soap
Is until you try Brussels.
Mrs Henry A. Hitch of Springfield is
with her mother, Mrs Laura Leonard.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Cornell have re-
turned to Dicks hotel, after an enjoyable
visit In Brooklyn. NJ
job lot of shoes ofall kinds for 75c, 81,
81 30 and ~. These are half value
come quick before they are all gone. E.
y. Hawley.
Frederick s. Seeley, Miss Sadie DeFor-
est, Il. ID. Pierce, Jr, wife and daughter
of Bridgeport spent Sunday ut the Grand
Central, where f. L. Howard and wife,
G.. G. Standsh and lady of Danbury also
registered.
Mrs ). II. Brace OF New Haven, with
her niece, Miss Shepard of Beloit, Wis
consin, have spent n week at the Grand
Central.
+. +. lIawley is recognized headquar-
ters for neckwear for gentlemen, as he
always has the latest and nobbiest styles.
FOur-in-hands and scarfs, zoe.
The COurant, ever well informed, saws
that the new time table taking effect
May IL gives this section of the New
England road new train, which arrives
Mt Danbury from Hartford at about IL,
returning to Hartford at - pm, where
it arrives at 30. The Washington ex-
press returns to its old route by way OF
the Consolidated, but, east bound, still
runs over the New Eng land.
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a lot of choice Early Rose potatoes
from Minnesota just in at +. f. IIaw-
ley's for seed; try them.
G.. Il. johnson has bought land on
Brushy hill from the estate OF Asa Still
son.
New lot of parasols just IN at f. f.
IIawley's.
Mrs MaXy White went to Bloomfield,
n. Y, Saturday, with her daughter, Mrs
Brown, where she now expects to make
her home. She is in poor health, but it
Is hoped that n change OF climate may
prove beneficial.
II. j.. Bakers phosphate is conceded
by ali first class farmers to be the best
for sale only by j.. +. llawley's.
\ Rev MIR butcher will preach at the
Methodist chapel at Suuthvillc, next Sun
day morning.
Don't buy till you have looked over L.
+. IIawlcys stock of straw and sun hats,
~ lac has the largest and newest stock |
In town.
Ladies' prayer meeting next Tuesday
at > with Mrs II. l.. Wheeler.
William Stillson has bought the land
belonging TO the Asa Stillson estate in
lIitield, below John L. Peck's; Miss
Mary Stillson bought the homestead;
Abel Stillson bought half acre adjoin-
ing his property of the same estate.
ItSldinS hiucI CHchcy NlsiJcu odnug
Hook, Thursday, to hold quarterly con-
ference at II. l.. Wheeler's at =.
by special order from the post Office
department, post offices of all descrip-
tons have been required to keep minute
account OF the number Of pieces and
weight Of all classes of mail sent out
from that office from 6 m, Monday,
May 5, To O II IN, Monday, May IL.
Mrs Isaac Beers has been i'll for few
days, but is improving.
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A nest of young foxes, captured on his
Cold Spring farm, are on exhibition in
the window of l.. u. Booths store.
A large pile of crushed stone has ac-
cumulated ut the quarry on the Mount
Pleasant road, where Pierce's steam
crusher Is relentlessly chewing up the
rock which his men blast from the ledge.
Two sizes are produced; the broken
stones, half as large as mans hand and
smaller, for the foundation of the road I;
the other il the crushed or pulverized
stone, hardly as large AS marbles, for