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

MT Kenney of kenney & Hotcnkiss Bros., who have been carrying on large manufacturing business in doors, sash and blinds on Housatonic avenue, has re- tired from the business.
 Mrs L. B. Silliman and daughter or Warren street and Miss l.. Sterling de- parted, Wednesday, for Easthampton, Mass. and expect to be gone about SIX weeks. 7n5Yl
 Simon Brennan of Meriden, formerly of Danbury, is visiting friends in this city.
 Miss Minnie Fay is visiting friends at Northampton, Mass.
 Residents in the neighborhood of Park street and Logan avenue have been visit- ed by milk thieves, who look for residents who leave pails and pitchers out for mhk, with money in them. The contents of a | gun will be the burden they will have to carry away with them, if caught. la
 Articles of agreement were signed, De- tween Ike Williams of this city and Cor tez de Marco of Vermont, for l0-rouund scientific contest for points on Tuesday, August g, for purse of $500 at the Bridgeport atheltic club. ~'
 Frank, little son of Foreman Joseph c. Ivers of the Bridgeport Brass Co.,, who | has been very sick, died, Wednesday. :si One of Beardsley & Sons pile drivers l is at work building new coal dock at the upper end of Knowlton street for +. l.. Baynor.
 | G. W. Wren and John B. Donnelly are spending their vacation at their Summer cottage, the Wave, at Long Beach, two miles southeast of Seaside park. James A. O'Brien and Joe D. Astor, Jr, of Bos- ton were their guests, Sunday. In the afternoon, the party took their little steam launch, the Dawn, for Shelter is- land.
 Officers of the Bridgeport Forge Co. elected, last week Thursday: +. Farrell of Ansonia, president; Benjamin Fletch- er,treasurer and general manager; Ihom- as Hallam, secretary.
 Mrs Rosa Rudolph of Meriden visits on Black Rock avenue.
 Attorney E. Hall is visiting friends in Easton.
 John Lynch, popular hardware clerk for Lyon & Grumman, has returned rom his annual tour through New Jersey and Pennsylvania. He left the city sudden ly, causing anxious inquiries among the fair sex, among whom he is held in hlgh esteem. He has not improved in looks, for that would be impossible, at least SO say some of the pretty belles. If reports are correct, he will be put under strict examination for his sudden departure. His return may make up for it all, as any one acquainted with his winning ways knows.
 Miss Margaret Kelley and F. Mccarthy will be united in marriage on Wednesday afternoon, July 2z, at p m, at the Sa- cred Hearth church.
 | Capt Little took party of young men , out, Sunday morning, on his fast sailing t yacht, the Pollywog, stepping at Charles I island. Among those who went were l George Barnum, Bert Little, Joseph A. s O'Brien, John Lynch, Joe Dennis. George W. Wren gave an afternoon tea at the Wave, Saturday afternoon, to eight
 couples.
 . The Harrison and Reid banner, over
 looking Main street, was thrown to the
 breeze, Monday evening, with fireworks
 parade and speeches by Judge A. B Beers. Mayor Marigold, George ". Long
 staff, City Attorney Knapp, Peter Corr
 Curtis Thompson and William F. Daily s the last named native of Bridgeport t running for Congress in the llth Indiana
 district.
 n Edwin Sanford Benedict, who died, Sat y urday, 69 years old, was buried at Beth 7, el, his former home.
 The Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. are over {, hauling the pump house at North Bridge q port and will put in Worthington com l, pound pump with 9 daily capacity of 10, n O0O, ,OO0 gallons.
 : Mayor Marigold was guest at Caml 'o Riga, Twin lakes, over Sunday. ,e Mrs Daniel E. FayerWeather died d Rutland, Vt. Saturday night, Judge M
 E. Beardsley and wife going to her O
 Saturday.
 Joseph Herbert fell from third-stor
 window in Hubbell's block and died a r the hospital.
 Druggists Praise It. co Mr Lyman Crawford, druggist, of sgEin! gll
 field. Maas, saYss II was afnlcted WlIn EluMe