The Newtown bee., 1894-04-20
N. Y., were the guests of Mrs Addie Nichols, this week.

| N. Y., were the guests of Mrs Addle Nichols, this week. l Dora Burr died of consumption at the residence of her mother i'll Hopewell dis trict on the l1th. She was B years old and the interment was in the Bethel cemetery on Saturday, Rev MT Morrall officiating
 Lemuel F. Camp of Hawleyville is very sick. His condition is considered critical.
 J. II. Blackman will have fresh fish at his Newtown market every Thursday and Friday.
 No small objection which young folks | had to the old-time spring medicine was their nauseousness. In our day, this ob- | jection is removed and Ayers sarsaparilla the most powerful and popular of blood purifiers, is as pleasant to the palate as l cordial.
 A meeting of the tennis club will be held on Monday night at THE BEE office at o'clock sharp. Every member is re- tQuested to attend. Prof Platt expects to have gentle | man come from the city to tune organs in few weeks, and any having organs | needing attention are requested to notify l him.
 F. B. Drew is having his carriages dressed with fine coat of paint. His son, John, is doing the work. F.. H. Pitchard is decorating his bar Der shop with fine coat of paint. ----~~---------- s. A. Blackman has stocked the brooks in the vicinity of Hawleyville with small trout.
 A G. Baker has been receiving some of the new and latest styles in bedroom suits, side boards, etc. Business has been rushing at Mir Bakers emporium.
 Mr and Mrs A. B. Fancher made vis- it in Bridgeport on Thursday. Their daughter, Mrs Gregory, accompanied them on their return.
 $. A. Barnum has purchased two fine cows and is expected to start in the milk business soon.
 s. A. BIackman has purchased a fine road cart for his son, Frank, to drive to school.
 Mrs Frank Mallett of Monroe was the guest, last week, of Mrs w. c. Johnson.
  The road on Chestnut Tree Hill, lead ing from Homer Clark's to James Bai- ley's in Great Ring, was impossible on Wednesday on account of the snow drifts. How is this for April 15?
 s. A. Barnum has built an addition on his barn and made other extensive im- prOVements.
 A. B. Fancher is having the interior of his store decorated by Painters Pitch ard and Robinson.
 5. A. Blackman is having the interior of some of F $ cottages painted and other improvement $ made on the outside.
 Charles H. Grumman of Easton has an 1890 Hartford safety bicycle in good order that he will sell at a bargain.
 A farm of B acres, centrally located near Newtown Street, is offered for sale or to rent by William Botsford or Will liam l.. Terrfll.
 There seems to be 8 world of queer happenings.r One of our good sub- SctlDerS recently sent to the OIIlce the re- l newal of her subscription payable to The Fly Publishing Co.,, instead of TIE BEE Publishing Co.,, she was bound to have it some kind of bug and probably forgot the name, but thought the company must be fly one, to issue such bug zing sheet, for she kindly remarked that she liked the paper very much. pr l.. NJ. Young, agent for Scheidell, the cattle man, left for New York state on Monday, having sold the last pair of cattle to Ex-Sheriff Aaron Sanford. Since March 19, MT Sanford has sold 34 cows for MT Scheidell, and l7 pair of oxen. Dr Young will probably be here later in the season with load of young cattle.
 George Jennings of Danbury, son of Hawlcy Jennings, died in Danbury, last Saturday, aged g years and seven months. The funeral was held on Tues day.
 D. G. Beers 65 Co.,, have sold farm wagons to l.. 5. Mason and Martin ke- 1 nirV,