The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-10-30
Bridgeport.
ORD. w. Gordon has. removed from
East. Main te.IO39 Main street. ne4.tl

BRIDGEPORT.
ORD. Gordon has removed FROM
4 East Main 1889 Main street. nta'4
President Munson Hawley of, the
Bridgeport National bank, one of the
veterans OF Park City business life, died
last week Thursday night, So years old
Funeral services were held on Monday
Mr. Hawley was seventh in descent from
Joseph Hawley, the. Stratford settler
and had been engaged in different bust
ness enterprises of Bridgeport's early
municipal history. He. was twice mar
ried, his second wife, once Miss Jane E
Kirkland, surviving, with two sons, Lev
=. r. of California. aid 'JohhsM. HaWley and
five daughters, Mrs Edward w. Marsh
Mrs John r. Hdbbell, Misses Adeline,
Susan and Hattie Hawley.. 81 's''''5'''t'@'
ite,4 f1ias aJgI f,a94aGe 40 344.s~ tasi lp
NJ. G. Keane, the granite contractor Of
Housatonic, Avenue, won the upright ri
ano at the recent fair Of ST. Patrick's
parish, .. Dr.. s~-,..,l. g...!,..i: ,sat-.
John n. Near has returned fromsa trip
South. z"i3 81 1sir,at z.u,5nsr;ti ,f%rons Pass
Miss Ella, daughter Of County Com
missioner J. w. johnson, reached Ant.
werp safely, after a rough voyage, On
her trip to Germany. u .,..,zt.,, j.,
-, Married, 2lst, Miss. Nellie. E, Rowboth
am of 61O Seayiew. avenue to Druggist
Walter Tuck Of tGloyersyille. ,ir.t .7.,s,,..
The Voting Mems Christian association
is preparing to begin a Series Of meetings
for men only in Bunnell's opera house,
Sunday, November /. DR. I. M. Foster
will speak. ~ - 80 -'''' i'''''''
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Lille Bradshaw, q 10-year-old girl liv.
ing with her mother and ,step-father al
SO Sterling street, was, committed to the
county home by Judge Kelsey, on com
plant Of Humane Agent Midd1ebrook
The evidence showed that the parents
have been il the habit of sending her out
to saloons on Sunday, and cruelty beating
her when she demurred. It is but one
year since an older child was committee
to the home for the same reasolns.-
'itN'.'' ian Iii: i.s,.-ri..- ;e..1-.o
Work ON the, Grand, street, sewer. ihai
stopped, as, the appropriation for sewers
is exhausted ~: r., p au,,ts- ,dv9l,,u a.
Manager w. M: Harris has been hon
ored by being made president of the
State polo league.
4 a.. AZ
Newsdealer .Bunten's $4,000 suit
against. the New York and New Eng
land and Housatonic on account of his
sons death has been assigned for tria
in the Superior court, November II. ...,
g, G.. NJ. Robertson. 3was, awarded So
and costs from E.. l.. .Evers, who attach
ed the Home restaurant on State street
of which Mr. Robertson held a bin OF
sale. .t-,..,j ,:rs. J.. ,;-..-h .ii tt-. 80
Editor Billy May of the Star won the
So prize for the best verse for the topi
cal song in ''Ship Alloy" at Bunnell's
He rang in onesof the puns for which he
;c co fa mons j., f'i.'''-.tsj r'i'",,''j -
Capt Mcneil has succeeded. in getting
the Washington weather bureau to dis,
play .Uuited States, cautionary and storm
signals from the new flag, pole at Sea-
side. ,.. ,..
A pleasant surprise party given
Leslie Abbott athis parents residence on
Old Mill hill Monday evenings 9th About
40 guests were present. The evening was
soon passed I'M dancing, games and re.
freshments.', The guests departed 'ih'the
wee small hours of the morning, after
having passed a pleasant evening: Guests
were present from Norwalk, Stratford
and other places. =. il. ,'t~u." - .,'.,' ...'