The Newtown bee., 1893-06-02

possession of bottle of liquor, the pro ceeds of his venture.

have received a call to go to New Ha- ven. They will go.
 The Baptists will have a formal un. yelling of their soldiers memorial win- l dow; date now fixed, June ?. It is ex- pected that the commander-in-chief of the Grand Army, Col Weissert, will | be present. Preparations are being | m ade for grand time. Dedication and | unveiling in the afternoon, and recep- tion in the evening. Many Grand Army ! men from out of town are expected. A l soldiers window is new.
 The Murphy temperance campaign has again been put off for few days, but it ! is promised sure soon.
 The Danbury shooting club have a
 prize shooting match on their grounds, r Memorial day. A number of fakirs came in town cir
 GUS day. The News says the city gath cred in about $500 from them in licence fees.
 Notwithstanding dull times one hat
 factory, Loewe & Co.'s, is being enlarged. | Advancement knows no halting. Now | the board of common council are invited,
 and expected to wear silk hats and tan
 colored gloves at the Memorial day ser 1 vices. l Crofut's hat factory, one of our largest, l iS nlnCnd fnr Ia al nf ny never shut down before for the same
 reason. It is hoped it is but temporary.
 Joseph A. Judge spoke at the Baptist
 church, Sunday morning. | Arrangements are made for fine time | Memorial day. The corner stone will be
 laid for new soldiers monument. Oi
 this more next week, possibly.
 About D men are repairing roads
 Danbury is not behind in the better
 roads revival. The season is backward
 in that as in everything else, | A Chinese laundryman has been sent
 to jail for 30 days for insulting young
 Danbury girl.
 Red Men of the Danbury Pangusse
 tribe went to Waterbury to attend tht great council. c. ". Skiff of this city
 was promoted.
 The West street Congregationalist!
 have extended call to Rev F. A. Hatch
 He halls from Ogdensburg, N. Y.
 It is expected that Senator O. H. Plat
 will deliver the principal address on Me
 morial day in this city.
 At a recent meeting of the board O
 directors of the Y. M. c. A., J. Clarl
 Beers was elected president, Joel Foster and W. H. Rider vice presidents, Cheste
 G. Amber secretary, k. M. Baldwil treasurer. This association appears t be in a fiourishing condition. In the scheme of consolidation whic , is being conceded by Norwalk people t make only one city of Norwalk of tn
 three places having that name and whic
 South Norwalk opposes, Norwalk wisf
 es to get the loan of the city charter (
 Danbury for a pattern to cut by. Flatte ing to Danbury!
 D John P. Wildman, we'll known i n Brookfield and New Milford, as we'll : l. in Danbury died Saturday week in lowe e Main street.
 Comptroller Staub of New Milford ws :. in Danbury, en route for Putnam parl I last week. a It seems from police records and th many cases in court, Monday mornin,
 last week, that there was an unusus : amount of drunkenness and rowdyism a Sunday week. It is difficult to ha [ monize this with the law against Sul !, day liquor selling. There was scre n loose, or door open somewhere. P, :, licemen and reformers especially al F never out of job.
 ] The Episcopalians finally led off wit | the first strawberry and cream festiva T the Methodist people postponing their g The Methodists come in with shortcak r These beginnings of seasonable ente h tainments by the churches and societi, V that will run their usual course and car : ture dimes that are lying around loos, , |