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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


lstAie OF MARY Ann Nhilda, Deceased,
NOTICE n HEREBY GIVES, nv THE
~ undSrtiFned, AHuTgn !, TAy laF, Admlns
Nifainr ~ the hstato of Mary Ann Uhilds, %
rehffi, " ihe creditors o. and al persons
hhtinF cihiula nnainst Tie said dernHaei,
70 tAhth then Win tho Necessary Yourh
gft stNln ten montht after tho nrst pub.
lif4hnh ~ this unure, 20 tho said GEORGE =.
iayluf, ~ he onlre, No. a., rsuih. itfst West
mlleel, sht l.aie CITY, IN tho County " salt
lake, Utah Territory,
Dated May ist, a, -, 1871.
OhonlE :. TAYLOR,
Admlnlttlai9r % Lstaio Of Mary Aun ChIifs.
deceased. Il IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-26

Early In tho century tho old church
bell on Meeting House hill, In Dorches
ter. used to ring at II o'clock every
forenoon to announce 10 the working
people Of tho nclghborhood when Il
was time 10 take their II o'clock drink.
--Io,yell Courier
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-26
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.


NrOTIrE N uERIuf oivKs. THAT ~
~ pursuance " an order " ihe ffniAts
Court ~ natis County, in tho matter ~ TIE
etfAie ~ Amos faifhfnka. deceased, The Nns
deTslynea afuinisuatnf OF iAid estate Nill teli
~ pIlyHio sale fnf rash, 20 the highest bidder.
nna SUI lert 70 confirmation by san Probate
Court, ola or aftrf the spih day ~ June, isHi
al The usht, uuc, interest and ettate " SAC
Amos laifhanka 10 TIE lmn VI his death, rnd
also all the Tigtt, itis snd intsrrft thAt the a.
tate has 81 operation II Law Qr oihfrsise A.
quifrd, olher thnn % ~ sddltinn W that oi
fAld intcutate A. tte tine Of his ugaih, 10 and
W those certain los piece nr parcels u land
lyirH and tsinF in isuuuiul, county o. nsyia
IeTfliofy " ttah, and dfffTlhed A. follow. O.
wit Ailof iot 2 and rluut ppe ihiTi II az
sore W tho u0ftheaft part of iQt d. both co.
nlnes fl, Piazza liouuuiul tOarfltu suiNry
Nidg 81 nurfs N NriinF maY 10 made ~ aHr
time antf tho drtt uuiiraiiun ~ tbs nqiifr.
sni hsfuro iha sale faid blis may BE- iuliF
YEA N me uaiUfslgned ~ M fetllenee ln
Hount full Dans tounrs or Al ihe nn4cs ~
Charles D.. iears1n, attorney, us \, Man
sreet, salt t.akuN iy
Terins aud conditions oi sale Temper cent 81
ufiro offered 10 accompany BID, ba|Auce pn
tuun lmau1n u faiH hY Probate Court neel 80
uNpcuto II tfe purchaser
nids viii 30 received fur och lat separately
NfOhNk A. LINCOLN,
Admlnistraloi Of ,he sssA.s y. Ani9, fair
banks, drrsasti,
bAIsd sgne .lh, W. GU
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IN nv AniNg ANn fiiiNG TifE ~
~ uiiHn 81 hhHiH a. rlTrHtt atHiulstfa'riA
~ che sttstn Of catherine Alsu tifFuit 10 +.
cease &, teiIrE lnfth ihat sin has nisf Dor lnal
nfrHuut u hrr anminififatIan unan faii &c.
tate in flls COAT thti NJ Go lrhis " $50 -
isin Hnd II tIf dreraso have ttrn fnilf lalf,
and thatn potion ~ said estate fftlaiua 20 Nu
dltIfst umnrF tre heirs 81 aa.i declared. 80
ufhUuH hnnns other thinfs tHr M olief ~
lHWi. atId nu1l account AM - fiFifhniinn ~
ne irsIiuu u taid uitaie among che puiauus
snuuUis
n l. ofdsfsd TIA, hli rrrons Interested IN
thr fflhis ~ the sali tattufinr Alou liEfutt,
Hfrrasrd. BE- sni appear before tlu Probate
Cuuft Of ihr County % raii taks. 81 thr tnlft
nH1n ~ std rcuft. In 49, tHuhW tuuft
iioust.on NfdseifaY The i;th f1Y OF Jolly lni.
a o. u'I1ct a. me- ihrn nui ihgfr - itNu
cause why IN order tliuHtrF taId nna arfnuut
AL ut fIauthHunn ftnuia not ~ male y ne
fts.dur u sad sst.ia nnarf thu hrIgs ~ tle
80 c,,hsTias AiisH i1Egap. ss'sa'sd' Aeeofd
ftn flfter Ordered that ne rioft csuts y,
tees % this nffsf u BE- rpstef 10 three Juhiie
pace ll salt lake NuuntY ard luh'lthfd in
he HIarnfI IFfNfNu srNs. a nnHauapff
pin - and rifcuiairi in salt tsats CauHfF
lhffr wrsta tufrresNuiT ucat. ttflfe thr taif
I'M dhf - jay isi
DATED Jurr Sab ~.
q. W, nAnfon. Probate Judge,
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In 1899 Colorldge, In Ills Table
TnI,, . smoke OF tho word talented a,
foIlows, ~ regrot to sec that vile and
barharous yocablS talented s'ea i,,'''
out Of tho newspapers into tho leal'ns
nyiews and most respectable bnu. pun, {,
iona Of today. Why not 'sllll'ngcl,
.farthInrcd' 'tenpeneed,' etc. ! Tho
FORMATION Of n partlclplo passive from from a
noun Is u, llcensc which noilllns o"' ~ n
very peculiar felicity can excuse .,,,, -. =
moro convenience Is to Justify 'noh .' ~
,smpts upon the idlom' you T Ga .,,o
,ton I'm Inc language becomes " tlo
pron,r sense Of the word, corrupt MOST
o. these pieces Of slang come ii0Hi
AiueIi1a"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-26

nS nIAniN0 ANp TiLiN0 TiiE rE,
" 'iuun ~ Anhlr A, llNsuli, adn 'niaifatftt
Of lhr estate " heeIHg W. lisglii, deceased
s sgunt ~ NV nv, uas.,,s,sh asos 49, .,a s.,s,s
~ this Cent that Ill tAp dtbis VI sid ssiaio
aud Of said dccolssd have leen fullI psii, Ani
that = portion " tAid eiiAie rrmalhs " ~ a.
yldet AMONG tho hsils " .aid deceased, and
pgsyiHF among other lhinEs istAn ofdsT allow
lngfhIl nnal lrr0ant anu distribution ~ thc
If.duo o. said estate amens tue pgnoaa en-
la. ordered that alpeuons Interested IN
tho estate ~ 80 said esnsre ", ifsgott.
dcceasrd. BE- ard appear before the trpbai"
court u $40 uonnt q nAli Lake, A. ne npsf!
iioom u tsii court, 30 The uauniF Court
House Oh " eitssiaf, The 18Th daT u JAY,
issi, Il W o'clurf m, thtu Aud there " show
caus, Why sn aniff allowing .salt hnAi af'
N thr fssidne ~ $50 ustats AgnonF tte hers
u tlis 40 ue,fEu W fiefois deceased so'
rnfdiuE o. law
iis further ordered ihN We tlfft eaase no
uoe, Of ihls order % b po,,edin ihfsg yueile
places To- sail hale tnanv and pubhshsd In
Irinisd sai eii dated IA ssii I,Is county,
Three wee = surogss TeI usfil4eiQfe 1is ,aid
~" W " u'& nAgTon. Probate Jadse.
Dated Jane iHh, vi.
TrnHrour or utNu,I.,
County Of salt i.ase.
I,u.I. Alan, Ciefk Of the Prohais Court 90
tnd inf tho Osuniy ~ sslt Lag, " No Tern,
tiry of uiAh, Do he'e1I rrllifJ ghAl Tho tore
EolnH 10 fLll, tue auH correct rlrY ~ nf1rf
appointing itna ant place Tor tFiiiemsHi ~
nnhl aereunt, snd " heaI petiiion flr difHihu
Iun. o. atpaAfa Of record In my 0ilfos
~ witness Nhofeuf, have herHnnin set ~
hsnd nni afku1 tha seal u said luuTt, thf
lQlh day ~ lunc. A, u, iill.
fsIAI.l q y. Aff.EN,
Clsrk VI Probate C0at
nyc. Z. STANTON,
utrutY tlsrk dls
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Dr.pIFncE'S PELLETS

purriy Vegetable nud Perfectly
sfrruitr.-. tutquaiCd az Liver
Piii. SMALLEST. fhnrfat. Tasisst %
Taks. !pnr riny, suHaI-eoptcd rel-
iIiiians Ii~sAaebe. consiipaiion,
indigestion, billions Attacks, nni N
drfunau nuuis ~ tho Stomach and lius clf.
= ,rut1 vial, ~ asugglsia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-26

TrnufrauY or ufsu.I..
uounty Of haii iAte.
o.. Aucn. Cicrk VI the rfohals coufl IN
anifaf ths Usuniv ~ ralt Lac, he mo Terl.
tory uf Utah. 90 hereby serufF hAt the fufa
auIua la a fuli, true and culrcHt naly uf order
II thau cause why order 81 fsle Of real estate
tlHuid not te tnade. ln ne natter { The rstlig
and ruafdihnstir ~ jusrrh Z NJ Nrlhaui. u
Al. minHfs, - nprHsra 81 record iu ny ocic1,
~ wliucfs dffclf. have lefeuht0 st ny
hama and arlkaI mo seal % said Cont, this
uh d4J % Iuut, A. u. iqi.
istAI q o. AffrS.
Ciefk % Probate Couft
nyC. y. STANTON,
Icputy Cidrk d1w
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deceased
AvorfCT ~ HEREBY GfvEg THAT
n THsaHsth o. Msfh. afmiflsti atr 81 inc
es,,te ~ Hsffiei Tsit decreased has Ten.
ds,li fnf sHft| rmfut. and nlrf 10 said Couft.
IA fna affruuf u be- standardization ~ aali
sttats arf petlii0n Tor nhsi dHs'ffbutidn Of tha
fssifue " SAD esiaie among ne peuons on
titled thereto, sd nat lfiiay, the rth
reuft faau n thid cauft, ~ TIE gquntY tia'tf,
liorss. salt i.str tity ard CanntT. utah Ter
rit1fY, haa been duiy sprat ntsf By the jufEe
a. said Court Tor Nc faltlsm0nt ~ SID ~
sount and leaning aaif raiiiinn flf di.ifihu.
lion. Al whifh tine ard place aar uffsnn inter.
sstei In aid sat1tf may au.raf aud show
esuts. N fnY thefe teswhI fsid account shpui !
not - sfiiird and frprdyed And anll alstHgu.
tl1u uA " a. rfsftd Tor.
In 81 Iuur iaih. lf1i
n. D.. At.i.ts, oioft ~ Probate CuuH
~ q. D. rrANfoh. btputy. d1s
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UoanJ Of salt iHte. g.
iu.T AIian, Ciffk Of tho Probate Court ~
Ani Tor the Couuty ~ SAT- i.sts. 30 tho fsffi
tor ~ Utah, 10 hereby rrfiiiy that The fore
EllnFis a fuii trlu aui rlutfi cnrI ~ order
annilntinf tine anf riafH Tor arlirWcai 81
lnal account aud 70 tsHf petition Tor disttltu
too, ~ arprara ~ ffcnfi In ny affuY
iuNiiuofs whereof 1 haNo hrrruuiu frt NJ
haad ald afisei iha 80 u shIi coufl, lhi'
lnih fay ~ jaw, a. T., ~.
Itlai.l CT. ALLEN,
Clffk II The irpiat Coaft
uYC y ftANfos, Deputy Clrfk. dtd
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~ uudrftlEncd, administrator 81 tho estat1
" James Mtrkena, decreased, % the creditors
0i, and all prrsons having elaine AgAinst the
taid deceased, " rHhihlt hom with tho nee
ttsafy vouchers Nithin ten inhatha after tho
hfst unlilirHiun ~ tbs nntier, W tho said
sdmlniI ifainf ~ the law nnlra ~ Klrhards A
Mo1le, Consultation building, N0. 10 .. NAN
llkr,
HAloi May u. 1874,
IutiN wii.LOuGuRY,
tnsi dtUoatcd diANhfF
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In Tie Probate tauH In and Tor taii tai,
Coaag ,lcIuiufg " Utah,
10 thr matter ~ no fttlie u Uoofae ".
II--LL- llu-ll-1.

order nprolrtitf limo go place for ssi'ismeni
u lnAi account ald % hear petiioa
LOT dlftfilf ton
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ltAuAH A. NircnEtL CnAHAM. 1iti;
- Guardian Of the person ana estate q 10.
s,uh 4. "a IRENE e.. Wi|iiam H.. iiota, safah
a. nad charles u. GRAHAM. Ninofs, htviaE
fled her petition heron, daily ycriied, praying
Tor an order ~ sale Of nll Tie real estate o. ssid
Herrhy ordered that The nest Of lin Of thc
wards, anl All persons interested IN ne estate
~ sait mlnefs appear before me said Probate
ttuff on friday. ths tsuth DAY u july 1871,
NJ ~ O'Clock in Tho forenoon u SAID dai Il
tha tuuu Room ~ said ffuhaic Court. ~ The
County Coufi House. IN the Guy and County ~
an nfder should not b granted 70 the taid
guardian. "a eel 90 much " the real etiatt ~
Tue said minors q tflvaie sale, as shan 20
ntsossarf, ami that copy % thia order ~ puu.
itIrd n lraai llfrH succcsHNc wfehs ~ no
DntEHrr tvryiNu Nuws. ucwsparcf printed
aud uuuishou 10 said CITY aud Oluiy.
Dated 80 DAY 70 June islis
n 81. mAnIull. rInlaie Jnaa..
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order 10 shou Cause why order 81 sale OF
Laal l.iaic lhnnld NOS Do made.
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In Tho matter q the Tatste and GusfdDnihip
Of Joseph l. N. Gfaham. OF 81. Minors.
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On he rrdiais CouH IN and Tor salt tAts
aouhtT, tcutiofy " Utah,
IN The matter 81 ne Eattie ~ Catherine Aiisr
Igalii, eersa Cd,

order appointing TINE aud r'iec fof tstilemcni
u lnal account ard ~ hear Teiili1u
for disifihuulu.
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IN The rfonats Court, ~ And Tor salt lat,
uouhiy. Territory u uAh
IN the Matter VI he Esis,- % Ilarflct Taft
deceased
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07

Miss Lois Grey Hawley returned from
Savin Rock, Saturday. Her two cousins,
Hattie and Martha Blakeslee of New Ha-
ven, returned with her.
Benjamin +. Morse, who manufactures
stairs and staircases, has his books full
of orders and keeps himself and sons
busy at the shop in Wells Hollow. Stairs
are turned out for carpenters in Shelton,
Birmingham, Derby, Ansonia and Sey-
mour and MI Morse works almost en-
tirely on sub-contracts. He has been in
business for 20 years and thoroughly I'M
derstands the details, from buying lum-
Der to signing receipts. He is justly proud
of the fact that he and Il. E. Beard joint
Iy own the only telephone in this section !;
the call is 63-13.
Mr. Hirsch is taking fine views of our
beautiful scenery.
Miss Cora Wheeler is in Brookfield.
Joseph Bassett has moved his family
to his new house.
Mr. and Mrs George Beecher are at the
home of William Beecher.
Louis Monroe and wife have visited
Dennis Ritchie in Isinglass.
The attendance at the Congregational
church, Sunday morning, was much lar
ger than usual. The ladies of the church
-;tI, R,l
port to make cushions for the new seats.
Mrs Sarah Nichols, to the surprise of
all, has so far recovered as to be able to
attend church.
Mrs Abigail Hawley and Mrs Human
are both ill with infiammatory rheuma-
tisIo.
Joseph Martin is painting the house of
Mrs William Baldwin.
Lewis Olmstead and wife of Bridge
port were at III. F. Glover's, Sunday.
Mrs Root from Bridgeport is caring
for Mrs Human.
At the celebration, last week, there
was so much noise by the tin horns that
the people feel that they did not get the
full benefit of the brass band and an eff
fort is being made to have them come
here, the 18th and give concert on the
green. The temporary stand is left for
the purpose. a paper has been started
and all willing to contribute are request
ed to hand their names and money to Ell
Their E. j. Buckingham, Olin Shelton,
Frank Beard or F. N. Potter. 1t will be
moonlight then.
The bell club held a meeting, Monday
evening and will meet again, this week
Saturday evening at As, at E. j. Buck
ingham's.
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07
The Gregory, Ballou & Co. Case.

Two dispositions taken in New York
city being withheld from the commits
sioners, Lawyer Tweedy argued that
they were the property Of the court and
should be produced. Counsel for the
prosecution claimed that, If they did not
see fit to produce them in evidence, they
we're not obliged to. Judge Huntington
took d different view of the matter and
asked that they be put in evidence. His
request was not granted and the hearing
terminated for the present in order that
the matter might be carried to q higher
court to be determined. There was no
disposition on the part of the prosecution
10 recede from the position taken and it
viii be weeks, perhaps months, before
decision will be reached in regard to the
depositions and the case proceed. In the
mean time, it is the purpose Of the COM
mission to take up the Bronson claim
and follow with the I. ,. Booth claim,aa
soon as all parties interested can unite
mon a time when all can meet.
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07

While walking along the southeast
beach of Taunton lake, Saturday, c. g..
Peck found what is probably the largest
fish that ever came out of the lake. 1t
was carp and weighed not less than 20
pounds, its length being one inch less
than three feet and circumference at the
largest part about two feet. The width
of tail was 10 inches. German carp were
first put in Taunton lake 20 years ago
and this is probably one of the sold set
tiers" After an autopsy by some gen
tlemen whom Mr. Peck called to his as
sistance, it was decided that the fish came
to its death from shock, caused by the IL
legal use of dynamite. 1t is becoming
notorious that seines, gill nets and dyna-
mite are frequently used there. With
little vigilance, our officers might catch
the guilty parties.
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07
WOODBURY..

The families of Messrs Huntington and
Warner are taking their outing in the
Catskill mountains.
Robert Drakeley, who killed his wife
in 1886 and was serving life sentence in
State prison, recently died.
Clifford Nichols still lies at the point
of death.
Llewellyn J. Allen has been appointed
deputy sheriff and has duly qualified.
Rev Mr. Freeman has received a call
from the Congregational church at Sey-
mour.
The Dominick family has returned to
New York.
F. F. Hitchcock is making large addi-
tions to his already numerous buildings.
His block includes the finest appointed
meat market in the county, run by Thorn
as Shea.
Mrs Fitzgerald held a meeting at the
Town hall, Saturday afternoon, to form
a branch of the Loyal Legion.
DIR Ketcham has bought span of Eth
an Allen horses of F. r. Ford. The doc
tor has at his drug store genuine IndiaI
bow and arrows from the West.
Mrs Watson Frisbie and son Frank arr
in Bridgeport.
Mrs Edward Preston of Roxbury is a
the home of her father, A. Murphy.
James I'll. Minor visited Woodbur.
with his nephew, son of the late Johl
Minor of New Britain.
Miss Staples and friend of Bridgepor
visited the family of w. S. Curtiss, las
week.
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07
BETHEL.

sarhe Two Thieves" at the Nichols
opera house, Thursday evening.
Rev III. L. Slack is ON vacation. Rev
O. williams of Lincoln, Neb., preached,
August Q. Rev Arthur Benedict, whose
family is here from St. Paul, will preach
next Sunday.
Thomas Hanna and wife of New ork,
George Porter and wife of Bridgeport
are here.
Mrs Merwin Benedict's house on Gras-
sy Plain street is occupied by Harry Tay-
lor Of Danbury.
Father O'Connell isrecovering from re-
cent illness.
S. S. Amber and Mrs Howard Plat
are in Detroit.
Rev F. G. Howell of New York has
been i'm town.
Mrs Al. T. Sanford entertains Mrs Jane
B. Davis Of Brooklyn.
Rev Mr. Morrell officiated, last week
wednesday, at the funeral OF Edwin, IN
FAINT SON of John Williamson.
Two Fresh Air children are with MRS
Marion Blanchard,
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07
ROXBURY.

hOAbUh4.
Mrs ID. Norman and Miss Nellie Tyr
rell have gone to Newtown to visit their
aunt, Mrs Stillson.
Jay Tyrrell and family have gone to
the seaside for short time.
~ Mrs S. G. Camp entertained an aunt
from Waterbury.
James Botsford has the finest piece of
tobacco around the Falls; he sold for a
good price.
Mrs w. Harrison was called to Bridge
water to see her sick mother.
Mrs James Botsford is to leave us for
a few days; her mother needs her care.
The Fall term of the Booth free school
will begin on Tuesday, September s. Ex-
animation which is required for admis-
sion will be held in the Congregational
chapel on Saturday, September 5, at l
o'clock. The examinations, previous to
the Winter and Spring terms, will be CIV
en- ON the first Saturday in January and
April. Scholars must be II years old
and only one examination is required dur
ing the school year. The sum of ST. to
pay for fuel and other expenses, to be
paid in advance. is the only expense.
Scholars from other towns have the same
privileges as those residing here. This
school furnishes an excellent opportunity
for all who wish High school educat-
ion,
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07

The Blakeslee property, now occupied
by w. j. Dick, was sold, last week,
through the agency of Beecher's ex-
change, New Haven, to Postmaster j..
w. Knowlton of Bridgeport. While the
property did not bring the figure at
which it was appraised few years ago,
$1,000, the selling price was not many
hundred dollars below that figure. Since
the death of Mr. Blakeslee, Ii years ago
and that of his daughter, Mary, few
years later, the property has been rented
or has stood vacant. Residents of the
Street will be glad to welcome so desir-
able ctizen as Col Knowlton, who has
acquired, in the "Sunset hill'' property,
one of the most slightly places in the
Street.
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07
STEVENSON.

Fred and Eugene Smith spent Sunday
with their brother, G. r. Smith.
Miss Martha Booth of Naugatuck has
visited her aunt, Mrs w. o. French.
Ben Wheeler visited his sister, Sunday.
Mrs Albert Loveland is with her par
ents.
Miss Florence Wheeler, after three
weeks in Southbury, is welcomed home
again.
Miss Alice Sle has visited Miss Eva
Noe.
William o. French has Summer board
ers.
Howard Stevens and sister spent Sun
day in South Britain.
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07
SOUTH BRITAIN.

Mrs Henry Mitchell attended camp
meeting at Douglass.
Miss Betsy Platt, who has been quite
sick, is much better; DIR Rankin attends
her.
John Cassidy, wife and son have been
at the shore.
Miss Lulu Munson has recently visited
her brother. A. ID. Munson.
Mrs Elizabeth Williams Of Syracuse, N.
Y., has recently visited cousins in town.
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07

The third contest of the Sandy Hook
gun club came off, last Friday afternoon,
only few members were present. The
cup comes back into the Glen and the
Hook boys take up the 'Horn." Score
as follows:
M. II. Terrill, OOll000lll1IlO00lll1000ll1 0l00-l6
JIM. Blackman, IDOL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J.schumacher o0oO0I0oo0O00l 10l11O001l11110l-13
Ernest sniffen, oolol0lol00lOOlll 10oolloll0ll-l6
III. Biackman, 0O110lO0ll1l1ol11010O0O10O lllo-16
The next shoot will come off, Thurs
day afternoon, 18th, which will be for 30
birds.
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07
HOUSATONIC r. R.
June IA, 1891.

June IA, 1891.
BRIDGEPORT North 7 05, 10 90 m
4 30, 05, 10 p m freight 10 10
IL 10 N; 80 p m. Sunday, 30
a m. Arrive 40, 7 so, 40 m
- 90, 90, 4 so 05, s 80 p m. Sun
day milk 7 20 PM 05.
TRUMBULL-North 7 16*. 10 BOB IL %
MS IS, %, 9 55* p m; Sunday
7 At a m. South, %, 3S,9 IS
milk 5O* m.
LONG HILL, North *7 %, 10 40, II 80 N
S %, 6 81, 10 10* p m; Sunday 7 81
m. South 81, 7 %, 9 22*, IL 50 m
2 % a, s 15* p m. Sunday milk,
6 43pm.
sTEPNEY- North 7 27. 10 20, 10 so
day, m South II, 7 81, 9 IS
1154a m Is, 6 1913 10 p m. Sunday
milk, 6 38.
"a N; p ia, 5 o., 5 81. 6 so, 10 45pm
Sunday 10a m. South os.7 14,9 10
II 45 a m; 80, 419, 6 %, s OF
pm. Sunday milk 26 pm.
NEWTOWN- North 7 40, 10 43, IL SO
m; y "a, 10, 45, IS, II p m
Sunday IS m. South 6, 7, %
IL 36 m; 20, 10, II, 7 53 m
Sunday milk ID p m.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. So, 10 52,11 so
am; /, 10, 5 55, 0S. IL Is p m
Sunday 81 a m. South 5 52,6 52,8 81
1927 a m; l., o. 50. 40
Bethel 55, IL 35 m; %. 20. 45
m. Sunday 4 SO p m. From Bethel
7 80, 10 80 m; %, 3 so. 03, 9 81
p m, Sunday 4 % pm.
IN IVTN(TInN 06
IL OIL NIL Is, 80, 6 05, II, IL 45
pm. Sunday Sc m. South 43
s 43,S 1911 16 a m,3 81, 80, 80 p m
Sunday milk 40 p m. For Danbury
6. as, s 06, s At, II II m; 4, 80
DANBURYIArrive Is, o5, s 20, 9 %
II 80 am; Is. 45, 10, 7 SO m
Leave 5 30. 6 1871 45, 80, 10 45 m
40, 5 Is, 5 so, 7 O5 p m.
DANBURY AND NoRwALK DIVISION.
BETHEL, from Danbury, 6 36, 6 AZ. 7 OF
41,9 Is, IL 50 m; %, IA, 6 So
81 m. For Danbury 6 50,7 23,10 IA
am: / OS. %, 40, 25, 7 81, AZ
IL 19 m. For Hawleyville 7 Is, 10 10
am, 10, 35,5 49, 9 Is p m. From
Hawleyville 10, IL so m, l9, 30
7 OF pm.
REDDING, North 7 10, 10 o6 a m, OF
3 Is, 20. il Ia m. SouCn 40 . ~
IL 80 m, 90, 5 %, n Oh p m
NEW HAVEN AND DERBY DIVISION.
BOTsFORD-Leaye 7 1879 II, II so m
90, s o5 p m. Arrive 38. 10 80 m
So, 6 sop m.
MONROE-West *7 81 m; rs A p m
East *7 1871 Sc m; ~ 30,*S IL n
STEVENSON West 7 26, 10 81 m, . 81
pm. East 7 1853 81 a m; - 02,4 37,S Il
sHELTON-West 7 10, 10 OF m. 3;
"a D m. East 43, 9 80 m; II L
NEW HAYEN-Leave so, 9 40 II
Is, 6, p m. Arrive os, 9 % Q n
70 az. 8 IS, s 56 p m.
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07

Miss Mamie Kane, who received an in
jury to her leg at the time of the hatters'
lockout, is gradually improving. She
has been taken from the hospital to her
home, where she is more comfortable
than she has been in several months be-
fore.-TDanbury News.
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07

The officers of the Library association
wish to return thanks to all who assisted
at the entertainments, especially to the
various committees who did such e1ilc-
lent work, making the labor light for
those having charge, particularly on the
second evening. Allappreciate the favor
of the loan of Mr. Morgan's elegant pl-
ano; also the kindness of Messrs Couch
and Phillips, violinists of Brooklyn, who
took part in two trios for piano and VIC
Inns by Ignaz Pleyel. Those who left
plates at the hall will find them at the Ii
brary room.
The Newtown bee., 1891-08-07

DIR Robert Fairchild, the eminent vet
Urinary surgeon and dentist of New York
city, is expected to spend Sunday with
his brother, A. w. Fairchild and will be
at Taylor's hotel in Sandy Hook on Mon
day, the 10th, from 10 to 3, where ne
will be pleased to meet all requiring his
services. Give him a call. Advice free.