The Newtown bee., 1892-08-12

whose factory is located in East Bridge port on Knowlton street, have commenc- ed the erection of large addition, owing to increasing business. The members of this firm are young men who have plenty of push and energy and there is no doubt but that they will soon need even more room than the addition will give.
 After several years of suffering by the inhabitants of the West End from the terrible stench arising from the three out let's to the Iranistan avenue sewers, the board of health have aroused themselves .and will commence at once, it is said, to extend the outlets to deeper water. The people living in the vicinity had about given up the idea of ever having the nuis- ance abated, but at last it looks favor- able.
 Alice, daughter of Mir and Mrs c. s. Leet, 60 Lewis street, died, Sunday morn ing, of heart failure. Although suffer- CT for several years, she has bravely fought disease until the last. Always pleasant and sociable, she made many friends and was always welcome among her friends.
 The new residence of William Leigh, which is being erected on the Banks property near his old home, lately sold to B. Nichols < Son, is ready for the masons. Mir Leigh expects to occupy it, October l.
 Miss F. A. Marble is at Hotel Brandon, Brandon, Vt.-[ Standard.
 Died, Monday, Mrs Mary Ann McNeil, mother of Harbormaster McNeil, S1.
 Eckart Bros., the brewers, have placed a new and elegant safe in their office. It is the Victor and we'll calculated for the place it occupies. It is made by the Vic tor Safe & Lock Co.,, Cincinnati and one of the latest improved. C.. W. Tator of North Main has engag- ed in the sale of milk. A considerable amount of the machin- cry of the Bridgeport Paper Co.,, North Bridgeport, is being removed to Bidde- ford, Me.
 A neat and convenient hennery has been built in the rear of Edgar Deans new home on North Main.
 0. Barnum Seeley will soon arrive in Bridgeport harbor with his schooner yacht Atlantic for a short stay. Dr I. DeVer Warner is out with new English turnout; also new set of En- glish harness.
 Last Friday night, people living next to the Swedish church, Seeley and Lewis streets, were awakened by loud noises and, upon investigation, discovered a man in the church smashing the benches, gas fixtures and making sad havoc of ev- erything in the place. Still, no one had nerve or presence of mind to give an alarm. After doing all the damage he could, the rascal departed, taking with him large bundle containing the large bible and other valuables. It is reported that he is known and will soon be appre- hended.
 W. s. Bullard, who has been confined to his residence on Courtland street, is improving so that now he is able to sit upon the veranda on pleasant days and enjoy some of the comforts of life. His friends hope to soon see him upon our busy streets.
 Wilson F. Green of the John Hancock insurance company is, with his family, taking few weeks vacation in the fla nous Summer resort, Newtown. r. W. Westlake of Vanstone & Vest lake is recovering from an attack of ma laria.
 Harry Howell, an old resident and well known throughout Fairfield country, as he worked on many farms at different times, died, last week Wednesday. He was buried from his late residence, Sat- urday morning.
 John Donlan has returned after two weeks at Bantam lake. Mir and Mrs Edward Sanford are at Ashley Falls, Mass.