The Newtown bee., 1892-07-22
BRIDGEPORT.


 Attorney J. J. Rose is president of the re-organized Young Mems Republican campaign club, formed Wednesday night
 The explosion of a rusty pistol that he was firing, Tuesday, injured George Joyce's skull. sn a'y. 5'f s"s
 Rev E. G. Fullerton umpired the base ball game between members of his Sum- day school at the Parlor Rock picnic of the Park street church, Tuesday.
 The Bridgeport wheel club won first prize for best appearance at Tuesday, $ parade of the national league at Wash ington. st.. t.s .F a-g f,"" '"'-@1 Charles k. Willett died, Tuesday, 3s years old.
 Editor Bolande of the Post and wife are home from tripto Asbury Park and the Catskills.
 William Gorham has bought the prop erty belonging to the late John o. Gil- bert on North Main street and has nov ed there. =. l4... .
 F. N. Anton, one of the Park City's popular milk dealers, has treated his pleasant home, just of'from North Main, to coat of paint.
 A neat and commodious building has been erected in the rear of Edgar Deans ,.I, hA, Clarence W. Swan has had several rods of new stone wall rebuilt on his land on North Main. Henry and his brother Ly- mar Keeler did the work.
 MT and Mrs Samuel B. Sterling of North Main street visited Torrington, last week; a splendid trip.
 Frank E. Howes, with Eaton, Cole & Burnham, is spending a two-weeks' va cation at his home on Cape Cod.
 Lee M. Dean of Iranistan avenue is with friends in Falls Village. .'-' '''' Frank Brewer, formerly of this city, but now making his headquarters at Chi cago, has been spending his vacation with l.. E. Vaughn of State street.
 Mrs Wills and Miss Wills have visited their brother, Groceryman w. E. Wills of Prospect street. They have been making their home in Canada, but will spend the Summer. with their parents at Long Hill. .....o..- .. ,-
 Miss Sibley of Warren street has visit ed her brother near Willimantic.
 MT and Mrs Miles B.. Ferris have re- turned from their wedding tour and have gone to their home in Ashley Falls.
 Mrs John B. Cunning and son Sidney have been at Horace Burr's in Aspetuck and had very enjoyable time among the clover and hay. 4"----'
 Mrs H. M. Beardsley of Park street, k. D., has visited her daughter, Mrs H. H. Nettleton of Fairfield avenue.
 Mrs Robert Skidmore of Beardsley Park has sold her place to -Phalen & Brothers of Burroughs street, k. D. la Mrs H. M. Beardsley and Mrs H. H. Nettleton have visited Mrs Edmund Thompson of Beardsley park. :--. .....
 Charles Adams has changed his hair emporium to Main street, over Baller- stein's millinery store, where he is glad to see old customers.
 Officer Stanford of the police force has been on the sick list, but is better.
 Mir and Mrs Edmund Thompson of Beardsley park were at Eliakim Walk CTS at Huntington, Sunday. A!'. l-. A Cleveland-Stevenson banner will be thrown to the breeze, Saturday evening, with fireworks, music and oratory. Graduates of the new business college who have taken positions, this week: Raymond Matson as stenographer and typewritist with Holmes & Edwards Eddie k. Price as bookkeeper with Joseph Wood & Co.,, gas filters and plumbers, 1s1 John street; Miss Mamie A. Neylan as bookkeeper and stenographer. with Buckingham & Brewer, the Wall street prInters