The Newtown bee., 1891-09-18
BRIDGEPORT.

John A. JuQge, the talcHGeu City Sui1oA of the Sunday Herald, is about to publish a column of poems under the title of stMyrtle Leaves" Some of them have already appeared in the magazines Union.
 On account of the tuition fees which Bridgeport claims from Fairfield, but which Fairfield neglects to pay, the Bridgeport school board has voted to shut Fairfield scholars out of Bridgeport schools after January l, 1892, unless the bill is paid.
 The city schools have 7125 pupils, $50 more than last year.
 The injunction secured by the son of Chief of Police Rylands restraining the city from paying the police officers sus- pended by his father was dissolved, Sat urday, Judge Thayer holding that the charter gave the police commissioners, not the chief of police, the power to sus- pend officers. Chief Rylands at once placed the suspended policemen on dutya
 Frank A. Wood has left the Standards business office to act as Bridgeport agent for the Peoples Dispatch Co.,, 106 Bank street.
 Frank $. Cannon, Farmer printer, is under arrest for manslaughter, having pushed Michael Clabby, an employe of the Farist steel works, who tried to en- ter the Cannon home, while drunk. Clabby fell down stairs, fracturing his skull so that he died, Monday.
 Rheumatism has again prostrated Faith CT Rogers of St. Mary's.
 Rev Dr Ray Palmer, daughter and Miss Treat returned from Europe, last Friday.
 The fire bells are to be rung at p m, that men working nine hours may know when to stop.
 Cornelius Dwyer, one of the popular grocerymen of the Park City, who has supplied many in the city with choice groceries for 20 years and who, of late. has been located at 13S North Washing ton avenue, has recently built conven- tent store on his property on North ave hue. MT Dwyer is not engaged altogeth- CT in the sale of fine groceries. but is largely interested in builders material, delivered to all parts of the city by his teams. If you should be so fortunate Ks to call at his new place of business, you may rest assured that anything in his line is just as represented.
 Ex-Principal J. D. Bartley of the High school is in the employ of the Equitable assurance company of New York.
 James Sexton, Jr and Miss Elizabeth McAulif1e were married at St Augustine, Wednesday.
 Charles J. Hughes, the well known marble and granite dealer, is completing a handsome red Scotch granite monu- ment for the Nichols family, Elam and George. It is of remarkably fine grain, of cottage design and will be surmounted by draped urn. It will be inscribed on all sides and will be set mp in the family plot at Mountain Grove.
 John J. Dunlap, as well known as any jeweller in the city and one of the oldest in the business, is to move, this week. from 3S0 Main street, where he has been five years, to the store at 475 Main, cor ner of Elm, vacated by Henry Somers. The store is being thoroughly re-fitted and renovated and MT Dunlap will have one of the convenient stores of the city.
 E.B. Ellis of Milford, with c. NJ. Cole tS Co.,, is building S4000 house on Lau- rel avenue, the Savage S Smith building company doing the carpenter work, S.B. Squires the masonry and Cole & Co. the painting. MT Ellis will probably move to Bridgeport and occupy the house.
 Mrs Aaron Dean has returned from an extended visit with relatives in New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
 W. F. Randall's block, stores and ten- ements, at Hancock avenue and Pine street, has been sold to A. Frake.
 I. c. Peck is to build the new house for Joseph H. Smith on Orchard street.
 From plans by I. " .Northrop, house on Stratford avenue will be built by = Walter s. Wilmot.
 NJ. G. Keane. the Housatonic avenue stone contractor, is getting out stone for the new Olivet church, the Star shirt factory and the Fairfield Congregational s church. He has the stone contract for :. the Y. NJ. c. A. building and is now fur nishing slate stairs, landings, etc. s William Seltsam won the I5-mile race of the Rambling Wheelmen at Seaside park, Tuesday, in 50 minutes and 42 sec 5 onds.
 Lawyer John T. Dewitt of Ellenburg. N. Y., has visited his mother, Mrs R. C.. Barr.
 W. E. Brainard is slowly recovering from a painful abscess on his knee, caus- ed by an injury received at the Warner : factory, where he is employed. Miss Flora Biltz of Warren street has entertained friends.
 Contracts for the Rebstock block at the corner of Willard and Hallett streets : have been let by Architect A. H. Beers - to Louis Bernard. There are three stores and F tenements in the block, which will cost s13, ,000 and be one of the handsomest in the vicinity. The fronts are to be of pallett brick. with brown : stone trimmings and galvanized iron cor nices.
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 Cards are out for the marriage of Miss r. Af1die Godfrey to Arthur J. Clark oI Tashua, September P.