The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-01-16
field. Mr. and Mrs Robertson will make
their home in Bridgeport.

field. Mr. and Mrs Robertson will make
their home in Bridgeport.
From records in the town clerks office,
it appears that, during the past year,
vital statistics were as follows:
Births: &c males, 20 females, i colored male. 4
Il colored female; total, 81. OF the parents, in
80 cases both parents were of American birth.
OF the rs marriages, both parties were Amer
lean I'm 16 cases; all were white.
During January there were deaths,2 males
females; February, males, females;
March, females; April, females; May, 3
males females; june male, females; Ju-
ly, males, female; August, 8 males. 4 fe-
males; September, males, females; Octo
Der, 2 females; November, 2 males, 2 females;
December, males, female. One colored
male died in June and one in July; % males
and 80 females died during the year and 4s OF
the 81 deaths were natives OF Connecticut.
The deaths were divided as follows: Is to 20
years, 3; 20 to 80, A. 30 to 40, 40 to So Al SO to
&c. s. so to 70, A. 70 to 80, o. so to co. s. 80 to IOO
2. There were 20 under 10 years of age.
DIR Osborne of Southport was called to
attend Mrs r. Cleary, who broke couple
of ribs by fall, recently.
John Morgan, who has been laid up
Eabout six weeks with couple of broken
fingers. has resumed his duties as travel
ing salesman for Brooklyn paint firm.
Court Fairfield, No. 7543, A. O. F. of
AT has bought a building lot on Main
street, next to the building F. r. Smith
is putting up south of S. Jennings's meat
market and will build hall there. The
land was bought of S. Thorpe.
| Charlie Flanagan and Richard Moore
have visited in New York.
A ball is booked for the near future at
the Town hall by the local court of For
esters.
Principal Frank Baldwin and wife
spent Sunday in Norwalk.
Della M. Rhoades, cook for Mrs Mary
Mills, was arrested, Sunday, by Sheriff
Pike, on the charge of theft. A bundle
which she had taken to the station was
opened and found to contain silks and
Undertaking, which was identified by
Mrs Mills and her daughter. The trial
took place, Monday, before Justice
i BrothweH and the cook, who pleaded
guilty, was fined S. on one count and So
on another, which, with costs, amount
ed to about $50. 1t was paid and she has
i left town.
Nine notices of condemnation of land
no haan ba Il
road for record. They include George
E. Northrop of Southport, James Muir
ply of Greenfield, Abby Jane Lockwood
of Fairfield, Patrick Flanagan, Fairfield,
Charles Lacey of Southport, Simon
Banks of Southport 1.-TWO pieces, Eliza
Murphy and James Murphy of Fairfield.
In the case of James Murphy, the price
had long since been agreed upon, but
Murphy had only life interest in the
estate, his children receiving it at his
death. His brothers and sisters, howev.
er, decline to quit claim and the road
will not have the property unless it can
obtain a title absolutely free from flaws
Simon Banks has two pieces and has
not been able to agree with the road re.
garding the price and the disposition OF
a right of way. The matter of the La
cey crossing at Southport is still unset.
tied and it is on this that Charles Lacey
is interested. Eliza and Michael Murphy
have land in Fairfield near the Rubber
factory and George E. Northrop owns
land in Southport for which he does not
consider the price offered by the road a
sufficient compensation.
Single tickets for the third of the Star
course of lectures are 35c and the lee.
ture to be given at the Town hall, Satur.
day evening, by Frank Beard, will be
well worth the price.
Officers of Fairfield council, o. U. F..
will be installed at the meeting, this
(Friday) evening.
The board of relief, which met in the
Town hall, Monday, 18th, will meet again
! 10Th. This will be the last meeting fol-
, the year and all who wish Attachments
, and have not already appeared must dc
; so then.
: George O,Dell takes P. McGarry's
place at Horace Jennings's.
Sheriff P. j. Leonard of Bridgeport
was in town, Monday.