The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1891-06-26
IT'S A LAW.
WE MUST NOT LIE

The Wheeler & Wilson office for the
stationery store he has opened in Wall
street with Veteran Beardsley, with
plush reclining chair, last week.
Married. at Park street Congregational
church, Thursday evening, 18th, Miss
Leila A, daughter of Wesley Mosher to
John William Henry, son of p. M. Beers.
Henry d. Simonds of the Prospect
street school has been chosen to succeed
Principal BARLEY of the High school.
The wife of City Editor Frank w. Be-
lande of the Standard won the first prize
in the American Queen word competition
with 1913 words and chose the horse and
carriage in preference to trip to Europe.
j. F. Patterson of the Bridgeport Or
gan Co. has bought the plant of the
Bridgeport Knitting Co.
Died, 21st, Miss Catherine E. Hunt 80;
burial at Falls Village. goth, of pneu-
monia, Miss Mary Colgan. Goth, Mrs
Ann NJ. Boyle.
Rev Ii. a. Davenport of the PreSbyte-
rian church will leave about July l, to
attend the national convention of y. p.
S. C. f. societies in Minneapolis, July 6.
DR. Alva A. Hoag had a runaway at
Seaside park, Saturday evening and had
his right leg bruised at the knee.
Died, last Friday, Alfred S. Kellogg,
70, formerly of Kellogg & Rock.
C. w. Durand is putting a roof on the
brick walls of his stable on Broad street,
recently burned, and will resume bust
ness there.
Newsdealer C. F. Petite has been con-
fined to his bed for some days.
Raymond of Ocain & Raymond, pub
fishers of the Union and Warner of Kim
berly & Warner, publishers of the Jour
nal, were in the office of the Evening
Post for some time and both began job
printing after leaving, before launching
their journalistic banks. Both these new
papers are penny weeklies.
1t had been estimated that 10000 men
would be in line at the State parade of
c. L. A. unions in Bridgeport, Wednes-
day, 9th, under the auspices of st. Pat
rick's and Std osephs societies, lat Scheut-
zen park.
James Bradshaw has been sick.
C. E. Stoddard OF Shelton is organic
ing a Progressive Benefit order here.
Charlie Thomas, who was with Propri-
etors Bradshaw and Petite of the Herald
news stand for years, has suddenly left
for parts unknown.
William Tenney, son of Principal Bart
ley of the High school, will deliver the
salutatory at Yale's commencement.
Sacred Heart parish has bought the
Wordin property on Park avenue for
$25, 900 as the site of convent.
Ernest Dibble of White Plains is en-
ployed by the Naugatuck Valley Ice Co.
as bookkeeper.
NJ. Lustig, the milliner, was thrown
ont and badly banged up IN a runaway,
Saturday.
A new wheel club has been formed,
the Seaside, with Fred Blood president,
Mrs A. 4. Avery vice president.
d The promenade of the class of 81,
Bridgeport High school, was held at JET
fersonian hall, Friday night and was a
fattering success. Mrs Frederick Tru-
bee and Mrs George Comstock were mat
rons and the committees included ladies
and gentlemen of the classes. 1t was a
full dress affair and many elegant cos
tunes were noticeable.
Rev Daniel Jones has visited Port JEFF
ferson, L. /.
Married, at the home of the BRIDES
father, Nathan S. Warner, Miss Lillian
S. Warner, the South church soprano, to
Henry d. Patchen of Hunter, Patchen q
Ravens.
Miss Florence Jennings of Norwalk has
visited Miss Edith Phillips of Warren
street.