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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-13
voopu1s CANDIDATES SELECTED.

Tho following nominations were made by tho New
York (voorhis) Democracy last night:
Senate-VlIIth District General Martin T. McMahon
rTam Endorsed; Xth Jacob A. Cantor (Tan), Endorsed
xIh. George W. Plunkitt (Tam.), Endorsed IXth, Ed
ward p. Hagan (Tam.l. Endorsed.
Assembly-XvIIth District Thomas J. McManus; Ivth
w. r. Buecher.
Aldermen-XvIIth Assembly District. Peter j. Doo
ing XIXth. August Swager.
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ARSON TO CONCEAL DEMOCRATIC THEFT

Chicago oct. 12 (SpeclaI-The Davies County Qnd.)
court house was burned last week. All the county
books and records were consumed Those first at the
fire. IL IS now said discovered that kerosene had been
poured over all the books and papers In the auditors
and recorders Offices and that the fire had been
started I'm half dozen places at onco That the
confagrnon caused by incsndlares was sufficiently
evident but Infamous crime has now been revealed.
The county is largely Democratic All the Off
Gals In the court house were Democrats
few weeks ago the County Commissioners had
ordered an investigation Of the books Of the auditor and
treasurer-both Dcmocrats-and the work was to have
been begun at once. II was the books OF these Off
cals which were saturated with oil and found burning
The inference is irresistible that the Democratic ring
sters who have punderlng the county concealed
one crime by perpetTatlng another, and covered up
theft with arson.
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Force Them Out.

g WITS SPECIFIC is remedy which Is mr. IN
- advance OF medical soience as has been eSpehns
Microb from blood and curing the worst diseases iof
so vra,s and II Is only recently tina. tie medical word
have concluded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-13
ONLY THREE YEARS OLD BUT HE LIKES DIAMONDS

It sometimes happens that man is robbed by
uenbcr Of his own family, but seldom by one SO
Young as little Jesse Meyer, who has been hshting
the battles of this naughty world only three years
and who on Thursday last relieved his father NJ
Never OF No 30 Bowory Of 81 worth OF DIAMONDS
and pawn ticket for $1,000 diamond LOT WIN"
Mr.. Meyer had paid $3.50.
II seems that while Mr.. Meyer was away on
Thursday soliciting orders customer came In 70
nurchase a watch. Mrs. Meyer went behind the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-13

NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS IN MICHIGAN.
Grand RAPIDS. Mich, oct. 1.-THE Republican Con-
vention to-day placed In nomination Charles f. Bel
KNAPP to fiji the vacancy caused by the death of Mel
bourne H. Ford Congressmancect for the vb District
of Michigan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line sAsws United states
s.snsi service Station this city, The In nnidinS
m Temperature noted az Perrr's Pharmacy sun
Tribune ONCE, Oct Is. a. m.-Cloucy ssaA bus
vailed Yesterday with northessterly winds' H., Al
abang IN severity. The temperature iaisu iran a
,hc CORRESPONDING day last year and So lover '"'"
sunday. -, -. a., ,,ere will probably -
r,ors or lees cioudincss possibly with little 'ai
Warmer toward night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-13
3. 9. q. NEVER FAILS TO DO THIS.

AN EDITOR
Mr. w. c. Curtis Editor OF tho Mechenburg News.
. .ovdton Va sars that no has been entirely relieved
from an abseess which formed In his throat ond caused
intense pain almost choking him. He could not swallow
solid food and vas in most painful condition He says
that he took only bottles and that effected CON-
peto cure
Treanse ON Flood and Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
nrayor a Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-13

No registration, no vote. Do you desire TO exer-
else the right Of suffrage next month"; Then be sure
and register tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-13

Useful Presents
Of Furniture best DO had Of Geo. Flint Co., 10i West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-13

NOMINATIONS IN HUDSON COUNTY, N. J.
The Republicans in Hudson County, NewJersey, held
convention yesterday and nominated William A. Lewis
for State Senator Major David A. Peoubet for Director
atIarge OF the Board Of Frcehoders, Richard Williams
for Surrogate and Joseph Locke and Samuel Armstrong
for Coroners.
Assemblymap Simeon Smith and Thomas McEwan,
ir were made Chairman and secretary Of the conven
Ton. The County Committee did not place in the call
for the convention the nomination of state Senator.
Az soon as the call read by the secretary Frank
O. Cole moved that State Senator be added TO the list
~ nominations This caused extended discussion
Ex Judge r. b. Seymour, on behalf Of the committee.
recited the history OF the Republican Senate Of the
LEGISLATURE of 1890, after most thorough and search
ing investigation into the frauds in Hudson County, had
decided that william S. suhr had been elected Senator
and had given him seat in the Senate The Judge
vent over the crime of the succeeding democratic
s~n.,o which ousted Mr. stuhr and gave his seat 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-13
NAMED FOR THE ASSEMBLY IN BROOKLYN

Nomin. tons Of Members Of Assembly were made
by Republicans in Brooklyn last evening. The list
comprises all new in Legislative work. save
George L. Weed, who represented the Xlth District
two years ago. He will succeed Joseph Aspinall,
the nominee for Senator in the lid District. Mr..
Conrady named In the XIIth District, is now an
Associate Justice Of Sessions. Mr.. Malone, the
nominee in the IXth District, Is nephew OF the
Rev. Father Sylvester Malone. H. came near the
nomination last year. The following tho candidates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-13
The Only Way

to cure disease force cut the baeli through the
PORES OF THE SKIN.
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THE TWO NEw-JERsEY FACTIONS.

A SPLIT IN MONMOUTH COUNTY, BUT THEY NAME
THE SAME MAN.
Tho ISt Assembly District Democratic convention OF
Union County, N. j., renominated Assemoiymah john
Carroll by reclamation yesterday.
. The Democrats Of the Ist District q Midoiese1
cnnh,y nominated John W. Beekman, OF Perth Anboy'
for Assemblyman In the lid District the Democrats
nominated Iezekah Warne.
Asoury Park, Oct. IL SpeeaD.-The regular Deh-
ocrs.4c Convention of the lid Assembly Disrlct OF
Monmouth County held to-day at Matta"an, ana
nominated ex-Assemblyman John d. Honoe, OF MARI
boro Township but the whole affair proved 10 DO 'he
,srrcst kind OF circus. The district Is composer
~ ,ne townships of Atlantic, Eatontown, MARLBORO.
Mattawan Neptune, including Asbury Park, ocean
Grove Long Branch, Elberon and wall. Inc bBh'
,or the nomination was between the factions controlled
nv Governor Leon Albeit and United States senator
Rufus Blodgett. There were two conventions heu III
the same room at the tmc and the widest dis
oder nrevaiIed for over an hour To the great sur
nrsc az all the delegates, Mr. Honce was nominated
Nv both conventions and with wild cheers the nom-
,nation was made unanimous, The nomination was
claimed as victory by both the Abbet ana INC
Rlodcett factions Of the Democracy OF the county
antan Charles Morris Of Long Branch, called the
convention to order The first thing was hght
besween tie two factions. They wrangled over the
temporary organization and over the contestng dele
ptiopa from several townships The delegates jumped
~ and called each Other "liars and othe- pet terms
and every one expected there would be hght' Inc
plodccit men organized new convention, with henry
&. Terhune as chairman, In she same room Chair
man Morris kept right on with his convention and
|nai.man Terhune proceeded with his, when the two
,.cons howed and yelled at the top OF their voices
n was only through the personal efforts Of prominent
politIcians that the delegates were prevented from
coming 10 blows. The Blodgett convention nominated
Tobn n Homes first and the Albeit convention sec
Soa The nomination Amid wild cheers and bowls
- WAS made unanimous. Mr.. Honee represented the
. nistplct NJ Monmouth County IN 1879
IN 1850 He Is the clerk OF the Board OF Chosen
Preehoiders Of the county $500. g, p.non
speaxer OF the Assembly, was rnomlnated iof tne
Issembly at the Democratic Convention held mere
M trenton. n j.. Oct ~ Special; The Democrats
competed their sticket tonight By the nomination OF
Ianiiy IN the i'd Patrick S. Burns is their can
didate in the Ill.,
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

Since the sad death of Edward K. Haw-
ley at Hawleyville, public attention has
been called with renewed force to the
deadly grade crossings in which the State.
county and town abound. There is law
which provides that no grade crossing
may be allowed on any new railroad
There is also law which provides that
each railroad must do away with one
grade crossing, each year, for every &C
miles of road owned or operated in the
State. Newtown is especially unfortu-
nate in this regard, there being, we be.
lieve, AZ of these death traps in town. OF
these, a dozen or more are on the Housa-
tonic main line. The most dangerous,
probably, are the second crossing above
Botsford and the crossing near Patrick
Houlihan's near Hawleyville. These are
particularly dangerous because of the
way in which the railroad curves about
and because the highway is hidden by
woods and rocks. AT either, extreme
caution is needed i'm order to cross safely.
The total abolition of all grade crossings
in the State is a thing greatly to be de-
sired, but it is feared that it will not soon
be an accomplished fact.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
ROXBURY.

Married, in Roxbury, December 81,
1890, Fred j. Tyrrell to Miss Lydia j.
Holley of Woodport, N. j.
Watch meeting in the Methodist church
Tuesday night, was not well attended as
had been expected.
The Booth school re-opened, Monday.
Damon Turley is at Mrs Leaven-
worth's.
The Village Improvement society gave
an enjoyable dance in the Town hall,
New Years night. 1t was well attend
ed
There was dancing party at Mrs
Collins's, Tuesday evening. 4.
A Christmas tree was enjoyed at the
Episcopal rectory, Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Lyman of New Preston il
With Mrs A. L. Hodge. ".
The Mine Hill quarry has been obliged
to stop work, owing to the severe wealth
err.
A large number of our people are sicl
with severe colds and DR. Pons is busy
Ely Minor has been making addition
to his house and Improving it in man,
WAYS,
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
LONG HILL.

Judge of Probate NJ. B.~Beardsley of
Bridgeport was New Years guest at S.
G. Beardsley's, Esq, where his daughter
Lulu has spent several days.
About $500 had been subscribed for
the macadamized road when the papers
were placed in the hands of Frank Sher-
man for further aid. Though this sect
ion has been quite thoroughly canvassed,
there are yet those whose names the pro-
jectors of the plan would be pleased to
have on their lists. Rather than allow
the road to fail, extra efforts will be
made during the Winter and it is hoped
that the few hundred dollars now neces-
sary may be raised.
Frank Sherman, foreman of the cutters
at the Star shirt factory, Bridgeport, has
been given an easy chair by the employ
es, ashe is about to return to Long Hill.
A quiet wedding occurred at the par
sonage Of the North Congregational
church in Bridgeport, New Years eve,
Rev Ray Palmer uniting Miss Bessie M.
Peet and David s. Leavitt in marriage.
The newly married couple make their
home with the brides mother. at the
Spencer Curtis place.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
REDDING.

James f. Miller is president of the
anti horse thief association, A. b. Hill
treasurer. Directors, H. B. Rumsey,
w. p. Rowland, j. b. Sanford, Ammi
w. Carter, Michael Connery, w. A.
Lounsbury, Il. NJ. Abbott; riders, Mich
ael Connery, A. w. Carter, Dewitt c.
Bradley, j. c. Read, III. S. Osborn, j. E.
Miller, A. M. Read, Zebulon Read, Dav-
id S. Parsons, Il. w. Randle, w. A. Row
land, w. A. Lounsbury, j. B. Beers, ID.
S. Bartram, Eugene Adams, J. B. San
ford, III. b. Rumsey, Ii. B. Wheeler,
Louis Verlin, Charles l.. Lovejoy.
III. b. Rumsey, S. b. Goodsell, Eben
Hill are committee, J. b. Sanford clerk
III. S. Osborn and Eben Hill collectors
for the Congregational society.
The Christmas gathering at J. Carroll's
was large, all the children and grand
children being present.
Mr. and Mrs Will Sanford spent Christ
mas at her old home, Mr. Coley's in Yves
ton.
Mr. and Mrs Colgan from Bridgeport
have been at p. McDonald's also j. Sui
Ivan and family.
Louie Rumsey and Miss Emma spent
the holidays in New Haven.
Emory Sanford has returned to the
Poughkeepsie business college.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
BETHEL.

John Murray won the gold watch Offer
ed by George F. Spaulding, the clothier,
to the most popular halter in Bethel and
Danbury.
Grassy Plain hose company held q
dance at the engine house, New Years
eve.
Theodore Porter Of this place has wed.
ded Miss Sadie Porter Of Catawba Island,
Ohio.
Painter Rose is occupying new quar-
ters in g. G. Durant's shop at Fountain
place.
A pleasant New Years party Of young
ladies was held at the home Of Misses
Edith and Anna Brown.
Sociable Of Pavia council, r. G., at
Nichols opera house, Wednesday, 9TH.
A shooting match between +. Stone 81
Bethel and g. B. Manley Of Danbury,
Saturday, was won BY Marley, who Sc
cured 80 out OF possible 100, while
Stone bad ~.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
WOODBURY..

The special town meeting caiieu III
Saturday to act on certain military Doun
~ claims. made by one or more soldiers
residing out of town, was postponed, as
the selectnen had been summoned TO
New Haven by Coroner Mix in relation
to the death of Caroline Merample, a
manner aged 50 years, who, il is claimed,
died from exposure on the way 20 New
Haven hospital. The meeting was ao-
journed to the gath.
Marcus A. Hurd and wife have visited
in New jersey.
Isaac Strong is better.
Arthur d. Knox, the former proprietor
of the Reporter, but for several years en-
gagged on the Connecticut Home, mas sev-
cred his connection with it.
Edward n. Bishop of Bridgeport came
10 town for the remains OF MI Iuttie,
who died at the poor house.
James G.. Terrill is in the employ Of
Charles M. Harvey and has moved into
the north half Of John j. Holiness mouse.
The uncle of john J. Holmes has gone
10 the West India Islands.
Cereuo saxton is preparing for new
barn.
At the roll call meeting at the parson
age Of the First chnrch, interesting rem
iniscent papers were read ~ Wiilian
Cothren. James H. Linsley and Floyd r
Hitchcock. The exercises were opened
BY 4 beautiful poem by the pastor, Nj
freeman, and another beautiful poem by
ia lady member Of the church was read
III him during the services. He CID no'
2saaez,tion the name Of the author nut We
sink We could guess il. Reuntltnl re-
freshmepts followed.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
HOYDEN'S HILL.
SHELTON.


George c. Woods, the Birmingham
butcher, has artistically decorated the
inside of his meat market as New
Years greeting to his patrons. 1t pre-
sents neat appearance.
J.B. Shaw is getting another cellar
ready on the Long Hill road for new
house.
A. w. Paige has opened law office
| in Ansonia and E. l.. Staples will be as
ISOLATED with him, being at Ansonia part
of the time.
Albert Anderson has opened new
market on Bridge street at the former
stand of J. w. Anderson.
A. L. Hubbard and B. S. Hall nave
entered into partnership and viii con-
tinue to occupy the store in the QUICKER
huilding with L. V. B. Hubbard.
Tn the estate of Nash Baldwin, late OF
Huntington, an appeal has been taken
from the order of the Derby PROBATE
court allowing $1,000 to the executor for
services.
WI Hall and Edward Feeney were
summoned, Monday, before Judge rom
linson to disclose transactions IN regard
to their former partnership business.
Williams for the creditors; Staples Tor
respondents.
H.E. Benton, Jonah Platt and Howard
Scribner, the committee appointed pV
the Superior court to re-assess the Dene-
fits in the extension of Howe avenue a.
South End, were in session, Saturday, al
the Borough hall.
Officers of the M. e. Sunday scnooi,
elected Sunday for 1891:
| A. L. Hubbard, superintendent.
| Thomas Chadeayne, assistant.
BERTHA L. Beardsley, Secretary ana Treas
urer. r+
| Iibrarians, Eugene Worden, Herbert Hart
Ebenezer Richie.
| Organist, Miss Agnes Hotchkiss.
| Assistants, Eugene Worden, Frank ate.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
ASPETUCK.

Miss Agnes Bradley spent her vacation
in Westport.
Wakeman Williams, Marion Williams
and John Odgen and families spent New
Years with II. X. Nichols.
Jabez Thorp is improving slowly.
Since her fathers death, Miss Emma
Osborn has made her home with her
uncle, S. n. Osborne.
Mr. Miller, who is at r. Z. sherwood's,
has q bad cough.
William Wakeman and wife spent Sum
day IN bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

A flattering success was scored by Will
ham II. Stevenson lodge, brotherhood of
railroad trainmen, at the New Year'sev
ball at the Great Darlington Town hall.
Over 500 tickets were sold. Music, dec
orations and supper, the latter served in
the court room, were of the best. A fea-
ture of the evening was neat speech by
Roadmaster +. C.. Clark.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

At stated communication of Hiram
lodge, No. Is, f. and A. NJ, held We'd
nesday evening, December IL, 1890, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
j. l.. Sanford, w. NJ; S. ID. Croffutt, s. W.;
c. w. DAYTON, j. W.; j. M. Blackman, Treas /;
X. b. Terriil. Secy.; w. e. Ackley. =. p; a.
w. Bassett, j. D.; A.. s. Wells, ;. s.; a; NJ.
Briscoe, j. s.; j. ii. Backman, Mar; IL. l..
Wheeler, Chap; John Graham, Tyler.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

There are many darkened minds and,
o listener, try to bear in mind the stern
realities from which these shadows
come and in your sphere-none is too
wide, and none too limited for such an
end-endeavor to correct, improve and
soften them. So may the New Year be
= happy one to you, happy to many more
whose happiness depends upon you! SO
may each year be happier than the last
and not one of our brothers or sisters de-
barred their rightful share in what our
great Creator formed them to enjoy
TSelected.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
WHITE HILLS.

Mrs Walter Hubbell has suffered with
rheumatism.
Miss Susie Hubbell spent the holidays
at Stratford.
r. G. Wixom is gaining from second
attack of pneumopie
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
The New Haven Morning Journal and

Courier says of the late Clark Shelton /:
While living in this city. he was tor four
years president of the board ofaldermen and
acted as financial agent of the Derby railroad
in its controversy with the Consolidated road
and associated with ex-Mayor Lewis and
John II. Starin, gained their side of the con-
troversy. He kept a tailor shop in the city
and married Elizabeth. daughter OF Samuel
Chatterton. Mr. shelton was at one time a
wealthy and prosperous citizen. He was well
known and respected and liked on all sides.
He was universally kind and courteous and
was constant in his trusts and duties and was
strictly honest. He was in addition man
of great culture, kind and courteous, but no
one could swerve him from his ideas. What
ever he said was of his own convictions.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
NICHOLS.

Elliott Latin has moved to Long Hill.
At the Christmas entertainment at the
Methodist church, Rev Mr. Porter was
given Sal and Mrs G. G. Perry fine
rocker. Augustus Murr.succeeds l.. M.
Curtis as Sunday school superintendent.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

Why will you cough all night When
DIR Chatfield's Cough Syrup will give
you a nights rest? 1t cures when all
others fail. Do not wait, but buy bot
tie at once. Do not suffer when 25 cents
will relieve you. At Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

1t is expected that the mission church
at Stepney will be finished, ready for SER
vices, by January Is and it will be dedi-
Gated by Bishop Mcmahon as soon as
convenient after that date. If possible,
"a special train will be run from Newtown
to Stepney on that day.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

William H. McCabe of Brooklyn, who
has been president Of Brooklyn Conncil,
was elected president of the National
Provident Union at the recent election
by a narrow majority.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

The press is the watchdog that guards
the hen-house of our liberty and protects
the clothes-line of our rights-and it also
advises you to use the economical Brus-
sells soap.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

A watch club is in successful operation
at the Rubber shop, started by John j.
Lyons and John f. McDermott. 1t is
composed of AZ numbers, each of whom
pays in 81 week and gets gold watch,
one member drawing Il watch each week.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
SOUTHVILLE.

Miss Thalia Wood of South Norwalk
spends week with Mrs E. H. WeltOn.
The mission circle met at G. w. North
rop's, last week. Mrs A. Wordin and
Eddie Ford secured the prizes.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
BRooKFIELD.

Miss E. L. Fry of Danbury spent Christ
mas with her aunt, Miss S. 3. Bradley.
Charles jackson Of Meriden spent the
holidays in town.
selectrnan Wildman ate Christmas tur-
key with his SON in Kent.
The lime kiln closed, last weeks
for the Winter.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

Another BEE has flown for Florida,
following ID. ii. Chattield, who left Eliz-
abeth, N. j., this week, for Lake Matt,
land.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

Rev Mr. Linsley was assistant celebrant
at the celebration of the holy communion
at Christ church, Bridgeport, Monday,
at the annual meeting of the Fairfield
county association of Episcopal clergy.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

Men drink good, bad and indifferent
Ito pr, and never grumble about the
price of it, but they growl when their
wives don't economize by using Brussels
sOaD
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
SOUTH BRITAIN.

DR. Rankin is president OF the I. P. s.
C. E.; Mrs D. NJ. Mitchell, Miss Lizzie
Beecher, W. II. Wakelee social commit
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
HATTERTOWN.

Richard Booth spent the holidays
with relatives in Hartford.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

Danbury made more hats, last year,
than ever before, 133, 1915 cases, gain of
over a quarter million hats over 1889, the
biggest previous record.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
CHESTNUT HILL.

Mrs Norman Hull has taught for Miss
Lucy Elwood, who WAS ordered perfect
rest by the doctor on account Of 4 weak
knee.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

Mrs Hayfork-'Anything for me?"
Rural postmaster don't see nothing"
Mrs Hayfork-'I was expectin' letter
er postal from Aunt Sally Spriggs, tellen'
what day she was COMM" Rural post
master Calling to his wife)-"Did We
see a postal from Mrs Hayfork's Aunt
Sally, tellin' what day she was comin'!'
His wife-ssYes; she's comm Thurs
day."-[Brooklyn Life.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

Over $50 was cleared By the New
Years ball~of the Knights of Columbus
and the committee is justly proud OF the
success, financial as well as social.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

After being with Hayes & Belts for
iiyc weeks during their busy season, =
b. Terrill has secured position as CLERK
ia the City National bank, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

Wilbur Lake of White Hills visited his
father at New Years.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09
TASHUA.

Charles SweeZy and Irving Dayton
have built 14xA addition to the barn at
Mrs Leo Kohlar's.
Owing to the weather, there were only
20 couples at F.B. Mallett's, New Years
Eve and only part of the music came.
The next evening was still more unfav-
orable.
Mrs George A. Mallett is sick.
Mrs Judson has returned home.
Miss Annie Staples of Sport hill has
visited her sister, Mrs F. B. Mallett.
F. B. Mallett, while out hunting, Sat
urday, bagged 10 rabbits.
Miss Daisy Seeley is at Bridgeport
visiting her sister, Mrs IL. w. Beers.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

Michael Murphy sprained his ankle by
4 fail Into the ditch Of the Rubber oil
plant, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1891-01-09

Senator Houlihan, Representatives
Dayton and Bradley, Doorkeeper Of the
Senate Blackman, accompanied by Sher-
ifH Glover and friends, departed, this
week, for the halls of legislation at Hart
ford.