The Newtown bee., 1891-05-29

NEWTOWN, CONN.,, BEE.
 FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1891,
 CIRCULATION.
 JANUARY 1, 1882, s2,........................ ..6 LAST WEEK, ...........................2 .246
 Henry Luddington waa given eig years in State prison, pleading guilty two Wilton burglaries. Dora Conroy case was continued till the Septemb term under $4000 bonds.
 At the Town hail. this (Friday) nigh Mrs Bishop will read eight selection The Cecelian club will sing twice. quintet, Messrs Rodgers, k. II. Beer c. G. Peck, Paul Warner and Ezra Hall, will sing; solos, Misses Grat Blakeman and Sadie Gaffney; piano so by Miss Jennie Shepard and charact' song by Master Frankie Martin. Ticke p and 35c. For sale at Newtown an Sandy Hook post offices. EconOmize C something else and come.
 Mir and Mrs w. II. Sommers and fam ly were guests of South Britain friend over Sunday. Mrs SOmmers returned Monday, to visit at New Haven, leavin the children and Miss Hine at Sout Britain for a few days.
 Edward Taylor recently sold hoi ise { Mrs Addie Nichols.
 Misses Jennie and Ella Fairchild pr, sided at the piano at the "Turn of tn Tide" last week and rendered difiicu music in faultless style.
 Miss Belle Minor of Torrington ha If har n
 Mss Maria Backman, William Bjorr quest and William Lifvergren were guest of Charles k. Holm, over Sunday.
 Frankie Martin will repeat the son; "Mush, mush,' that he gave at St. Pat rick's hall at the apron and necktie so ciable, in the Town hall, Friday night That alone is worth the price of admis sion.
 A Danbury party, presumably patrons at Taunton lake, broke down at the cor ner near C. J. Blackman's and purloineC one of l.. F. Camps rails to take tho place of broken spokes. Mir Camp would like his property returned.
 Thomas Egan of Jersey City, son oI Edward Egan of Walnut Tree hill, spen touultty III GON H.
 Miss Ella Lillis, teacher in the inter mediate department of the Sandy Hook school, has suffered with measles anC her room was closed part of last week and all of this
 Workmen have frightened the interior of NJ. B. Terrill's house with new paint and paper.
 Rev Otis o. Wright, recently called to St Johns vacant parish, is at home in the new rcctory, which ladies of the guild have made neat and inviting with new paint and paper. Mir Wright already is winning golden opinions from his peo- pie and seems favorably impressed with his new home.
 Philo Northrop is able to be about again, we are glad to see and drove to NewtoWn station, Wednesday, to meet Mrs Glover Hawley, who came to visit him.
 Paul B. Warner, for some time clerk at Warner, Taylor & Curtis's Sandy Hook store, will leave on Monday for Chicago, where he will enter the map publishing firm of his uncle, Augustus Warner. Mir Warmers NewtOwn friends
 
 Worlds fair.
 Painters are at work on the Mount Pleasant home of D. C. Peek.
 The side walls of the east wing of Cas- tie ROnalds are nearly completed.
 There will be changes in the Housa- tonic time tables, Monday, June l. The SapnnH D1nrninO tl.l n nf h lpo ing Newtown soon after :, will be put on again. The first evening train out of Bridgeport will start at 30, followed by another soon after , and third at 6 15.
 Great reduction in lawn mowers, II inch $4 30, lG inch $5 50 at k. F. flaw ley's.
 Mrs II. B. Dikeman has entertained Mrs Oscar Dikeman and Mildred of New Haven and Mrs Addie Nichols Mrs J. II. Weaver and daughter of Brooklyn. In Town hall, this week Friday night, doors open at :. ElocutiOnary and mus ical entertainment under the auspices of w. c. T. l.. Proceeds to be put in the bank as the nucleus of q fund to pur- chase a fine upright piano to be kept in the flTemen room ana used TOT renting. Come and help along good cause. The mothers meeting at the W. c. T. |. room, Wednesday, was fully attended and enjoyed by all. Mrs Arthur D. Fair child presided and q number of selections were read on the subject of social purity. It was voted to hold a sociable soon and Mrs c. B. Taylor is to have it in charge.
 
 Misses Lizzie Gordon and Eugenie Gingres of Bridgeport have been guests at Edward Egan's.
 The Head of the Meadow school, Miss Grace Lake teacher and South Center, Miss Ida Merrill, will close, this week. A. w. Orgelman recently finished neat rubber trimmed harness for Hon s. F. Glover.
 Taylor S Blake have placed a neat sign over the entrance to their Sandy Hook furniture and undertaking store. Call at the town clerks office and get a copy of the report of the State board of agriculture and experiment stations for 1891.
 Mrs J M. Blackman entertained the members of the Sandy Hook Dramatic club at Glen Cottage, Wednesday. A de- lightful evening was passed with cards, music, etc., and tempting luncheon served