The Newtown bee., 1894-02-16

t6~ And redsH62'to $f:75, potatoes sIEb to $2, carrots 75c.
 55illW ga4y ErnsoHAt ' 1H CHAT
 c. A. Wheeler is better and will soon be at his place of business again. F''
 c, Buckingham, our first selectman, is out again.
 Henry D. Archer is rushing business at his new stand, formerly occupiednby c. Buckingham I~iA@ ,
 l ltJames H. lBonney of Fairfield will soon open a harness shop in Pike's block. r F.. Je1lff' has fully recovered and, is out as usual,
 E. J. Hand will move, April .lI to his new residence. l.-.~......
 George Hazzen,A \ who 9ho5 works for. c. o, Jelliff, went home sick, last Thursday but returned again, Saturday, and al this writing fs feeling better. William Hazen and wife of George. town, spent Sunday with his brother. George Hazen. He formerly worked in the wire business of c. O. HJe1lif & Co. '
 Fred.Jennings spent Sunday with his sister in Georgetown.
 James Phipps of Phipps' hotel was iT toWn' Sunday y'luJ l0 IA
 Mrs Phipps will remain in Greens Farms all winter.
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 The Spears family have moved tc BrealSwater for the summer.
 Cyrus Sherwood Bradley, chairman o1 the social committee of the Y. P. s. C. F., of the Congregational church, has appointed cobweb social to take place Thursday evening If stormy it will bt held the next flair evening, at the par, lors ofthe Congregational church. This will be for the benefit. of the Y. P. s. c E. 4sp piano gl2 f fund n ddiyrD.lnJ
 Martin R. Barnum has moved in tht Burr cottage ge z,uI m.... F ) The Chambers cotta ge has been rented for the coming season to New Yorl heHF heHFt4see9, t4see9 ba IUuT sI iAn v
 w. H. Barnum and wife of Thomas ton, have been spending few day! with his father, H. c. Barnum. He re turned home, last Saturday. MT Bar mum was formerly.cl for c. o. Jellif hand is'new clerk in~a large retaiKstoreir Thomaston.
 I1 ,-.--ty- -,ss n--u nrsa -stdn1f tt H. -JBaruim, who some weeks agt fell on the ice and broke his arm. jsy .im proving slowly and will soon be able Cc use it again. ---------- aaa a; l. ~TG, put}-4.Trg .TIbTv D 9LG III Mrs Burr Osborn is very sick agair and will be some time before she recov CTS to her usual health. >br7nt.t5
 Rev Henry Davies spent Sunday ii Greens Farms. < | .q,faa. Everett E Elwood of sBridgeport,2 spen sunday with his rather, 56hn .Elwood of Greens Farms. 9aJ 2d t'I ..--... ,,.. ...-........-...--. .EreY ! J. Tho schooner, 4S4A4 Ealconerl of w. B, Meeker's line, Capt B. Wilson, had, fPpgha 9assase UP from AsY York, last Friday, owing to the east wind, whicI was blowing gale, but she gets here every time all the same. aJfhe White Rock win Arrive this even ing. .-.s. | Tf T a9hRh IJou won rtor1 'fH9@ J!tConwell is now onathel detectiv, force at Bridgeport! 'De 1uo ---------- Ih IR9W1gDHy E'ugIbiid0 fgrf .Tfr sti
 Warren e. Waterman will lead theo P. s. c. F. meeting, Sunday evening, at the Congregational church. ,--..-.-- S.,- ---e-,. PstBradley TGoodsell, oJr., is able to be 'o' "s ain' s9voIa b9nIiau ,ggIaoo3a at p, B; Crossmansis now making daily trips to Bridgeport. He has been lait Eap with thesgtip.u4 s'naH tnEoo tfat 9oiIQ lssRg psiThea steamer ,a Pansy, was taken t Stony Brook, Saturday, where she vii run in the oyster business. -zo oaaa5r 1o Mrs Fred DisbTow is out again. aa c. Meeker win move in the AGHoodseil bplace on,oI aboutApril 2. sf sf---a-.. e4 Mills rBrothers5obroom mapufactory will close up business about the last o1 March or first of April and they will en- gage in the oyster business in South port. They have bought a first class sloop of Arthur Sherwood oi Sherwood's Island, Greens Farms and will put her in b5f first class order for the oyster business. .13 {
 The steamer, Etta May, was, in the harbor, last ,sSSat,ulrday sSSt,l She is now at work off Southport. srfsg .TaaIiW isr M l'sfl .af E' Q. Sooysnaith and family will open their, summer resideneey April I. 'i5s0' r. John H, Coles, house was opened by burgulars, and somelib0oks and clothes were taken x The same night E. E. Stufges, house, next to MT Coles adw was broken open.qs waG ssaos s,f Iol ynb sgs 's a9 lf x bfa toiI4siIf 5fnHegg f,fise .rtgtfa sr ss MiltonyepniDgs and wife are rejoicing over son, born FridaysN !I, sga ssai1 .s,.l sa. Eq Bradley Goodsell issimproving slowly. but will be sometime before he will be able to De out again .xaa N .ashHE fsa
 Mrs Charles Jennings expects to start,