The Newtown bee., 1894-04-20
A HANDSOME CATALOGUE

HANDSOME CATALOGUE
 D c. Beers S Co.,, manufacturers of carriage tops and trimmings, report the spring trade opening up favOrably. We have received copy of the handsome little catalogues, which they are sending out to the trade, It contains 40 pages. literally Illustrated, and is handsomely printed. This firm have an enviable re- putatiOn for reliable work, and are sure to satisfy their patrons.
 J. c. GOrham of Botsford has sold his place to H. c. Beers of Bridgeport, who will move in next week.
 James Coles has traded his place in Huntingtown with Mir Whaland of Bridgeport for city property.
 Mrs Sylvia Mallett drives a new horse bought of George Burritt of Stepney.
 Joseph Atchison, superintendent of the land line system of the Commercial Ca ble Co.,, whose headquarters are in Hart ford, was in town on Thursday.
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 Miss Florence Warner has been obliged to give up school duties for the past few weeks owing to a severe throat and bronchial trouble.
 Artist George A. Mitchell from Dan- bury is re-paintiug the exterior of Mrs Patrick Carroll'S store and dwelli 7 at the Hook.
 Mrs P. Callahan is greatly adding to the appearance and comfort of her dwelling at Sandy Hook by having yer andas added to three sides of the house. Carpenters Thomas F. Brew and Philip Hall are doing the work.
 Dr C. $. BctJs and wife from Florida have been recent guests of his brother, Merchant R. N. Betts of Sandy Hook. Mir and Mrs Betts were enroute for Southbury, where they will pass the summer months.
 Taylor & McGran have been doing some grading and repairing the walk in front of their furniture warerOOms at the Hook.
 There is a rumor, which it is hoped is correct, that covering is to be put above the platforms of the station al HawleyVille.
 Stanton Mullee, from Naugatuck, has been spending several days in Sandy Hook at his old home, and during his stay he has been looking after the spring Improvements necessary to his property here.
 Mrs R. N. Betts of Sandy Hook has SC cured a young girl from the industria school at MiddletoWn, Annie Brown by name to assist her with her household | duties.
 Miss. Josie Green of Danbury passed Sunday at her home at Hawleyville.
 Mir Biddecome, who has worked or the Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburs railroad, has taken position as nigh operator at Hawlcyville. Miss Annie T. Brennan of Newburgh N. Y, is visiting at her home.
 Miss Katie Harrigan has been in New York.
 W. W. Sawyer and family of Bridge port have arrived at LeOnard's hotel fO the summers sojourn. They will hav rooms at c. F. Beardsley's.
 Mrs l.. M. Johnson of Stockbridge ha been in town, th S/week.
 Albert W. Fairchild of Taunton dis trict has been laid up, this week, with bad throat.
 Isaac Briscoe of Taunton district is ii poor health.
 l Dr Joseph F. Collins, son of Patric Collins of WhisConier, who is a success full practitioner in New York city, is go ing abroad, this summer, to study. II will remain till fall.
 William Y. Hoyt, assistant superir tendent of the Holmes & Edwards Silve Co.,, embarked for Europe, last WedneI day. His father, Rev J. r. Hoyt, passe through Newtown on the ears with hil and met several friends, but was unab to. stop.