The Newtown bee., 1894-05-11

b. ny IOl, IGs H. bCClS+ 11a" Frank Wright, W. J. Beecher, NJ. F. Houlihan, c. NJ. Penny, M. J. Houlhan, pr E. M. Smith, c. N. Shepard. The To- cal board starts off with good number of shares. The Cooperative Building Bank of New Y York has local boards in all the large towns in Connecticut, be- side a very large business in the states of New York and Pennsylvania, and those interested firmly believe that a building and loan association of this character will prove a great benefit to Newtown. It is run on a conservative basis and it's officers hope to have large increase of membership in a short time.
 Agent Mullane, of the New England road at Hawleyville. has bought a new Waverly bicycle. It is beauty.
 Agent James, of the Conso idated road at Hawleyville, was in the Street on Tuesday evening, with Mrs James.
 Another barrel of those delicious pine- apples, 10c each, $l dozen, at E. Hawley's. Come quick before they go.
 Every one can now afford to buy lawn mower, as E. F. Hawley is selling the best made at $4. This is no cheap west crn make.
 E. F. Hawley is showing up the nob- biest line of straw hats, all new goods, in town. Styles are right and so are the prices. Ladies' sailor hats only soc.
 The dog owners are still backward about coming forward. Only 29l dogs had been registered up to Wednes- day. If the owners of unlicensed dogs don't attend to this matter pretty quick, they may wish they never owned dog.
 Col De Styak, the new editor of the Danbury Dispatch, was in town on We'd nesday and stopped at the Grand Central.
 Work is being pushed rapidly on the new Bennett's Bridge. The iron will be on the ground in couple of weeks, and it is not unlikely that the bridge will be open for travel in about six weeks.
 MT and Mrs NJ. Fitzsimons and niece, Miss Havanaugh of New York, and Miss c. Belle Bloom and Miss Teresa Driggs of Brooklyn are among the arrivals at Dicks, this week.
 Mrs J. B. Peet of New York has favor ed us with copy of the national hymn, EOuE WGSISTu l4duU, TUT WHICH SIlS udS written the music. It has been adopted as the national hymn by the Daughters of the American Revolution. It is on sale at K. Dehnhoft's, A West 29th street, New fork. It was sung in Washington, February P, by a chorus of 40 female voices. THE BEES musical editor has examined it and pronounces it a stirring composition.
 ] Jerome PlatU and F. w. Platt are bringing milk to Johnson's creamery. A special meeting of the Tennis club will he held at THE BEE office, this (Fri- day) evening at 7. All members are re- l quested to be present.
 | Judge Bradley has appointed Amos T. Camp administrator on the estate of the late Lemuel F. Camp and Prof c. $. Plati administrator on the estate of the late | William Platt.
 1 Messrs Albert ". and Arthur Fair child of Taunton district are making some alterations on the interior of their pleas ant residence, in the apartments occupied by the latter.
 H. P. Belden has his rat trap nearly perfected and it works admirably. H. | x quantities within short time. I --.@----f I The final rehearsal for the Choral con cert takes place at the Town hall at o'clock sharp on Monday evening. It i important that all the members should be present.
 Judge Dayton of the Hook is much i'm proved in health and is occasionally seer about the Hook once more, these warn l spring days.
 The famous baseball nine re .Aresentin,
 the New York Betting 65 Packing Co.
 have re-organized for the season and pla,
 their first game at Derby on Saturday af !, ternoon. It is expected that quite del
 egation will accompany them to witnes
 the game and cheer them on to victory Ira Radcliffe Wildman, two years an
 10 months old, the son of Burt Wildmar
 died. last week Thursday. The funera
 was held on Sunday, Rev Mir Linsley ol ficiating. There was profusion of beat tifUl flowers. Burial was i'll Central cen
 etery, Brookfeld.
 J. A. Morris, of the D. M. Read Co 7 of Bridgeport, passed Sunday in toWr
 the guest of H. II. Peck.
 The Park City Life Insurance Co ], through Corbett Brothers agency, pal : $l000 to J. H. Costello, this week, bein g THE PAST guarantees the futur :. It is not what we say, but wh | Hoods Sarsaparilla does, that tells | . .4exs, Ia,,aY,,r,ar IT nnnyG NHR F