The Newtown bee., 1894-03-30
BEWARE OF THIEVES.

BEWARE OF THIEVES.
 There has been seven good doors taken from my old place. They were not taken off in a hurry, for the hinges and casing were taken off too. There is one party in Palestine who knows where some of them are. l think it would be more man. ly for him to have come and asked me for them, before taking Walter Ruff hes.
 GRANGE TOPICS.
 Pohtatuck Grange will have it's regu- lar meeting on Monday night, when a large class will be initiated. Miss Nellie Hubbell is on the sick list.
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 Father Ramon of Lakevillc, Father Daly of ThomastOn and Father Egan of Trenton were guests of Father Fox, this week.
 George F. Duucombe bought in Bridgeport standard bred Lambert brown colt, four-year-old, to mate his Rarramore colt, making a fine driving team.
 Frank Coger of Botsford came near meeting what might have been a serious accident, while carting corn from the depot to the mill. The bolt broke, let ting the pole down on one side, causing the horses to run and throwing Frank on his back, giving him a bad shaking up. Fortunately no bones were broken. Near Tomlinson's saw mill the wagon struck tree and the horses cleared themselves, running as far as J. J. Schermerhorn' yard, where they were stopped.
 F. N. Potter of Huntington was in town on Wednesday, and favored his friends at TIE BEE office with call
 Norman Tongue, former resident of Newtown, but now living in Huntington, was in town on Wednesday.
 Daniel Harrigan is recovering from severe attack of inflammation of the b Dwels.
 Rev w. F. Ireland was entertained over Sunday by MT and Mrs NJ. $. Otis.
 Dr Monroe Judson got in ahead of Ar bor day, this year. He has set out sev- eral naples in front of the house occu- pied by A. P. Smith. 4,
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 Herbert Foster of New Haven was the guest, this week, of Rev MT Linsley.
 The rehearsal for the May musical, postponed from Tuesday night, will be held at the Grand Central on Saturday evening. The rehearsal for next week will be held at the rectory on Tuesday evening.
 The Hartford bowling team did not come to Newtown, last week, as arrang ed. The meeting between the two teams will take place, however, at no distant date.
 Dean & Westbrook, the contractors for the new Bennett's bridge, have workmen on the ground and will begin operations at once They expect to begin tearing down the old bridge on Friday.
 Interior painting is being done at the Grand Central hotel. MT Bulkley wields the brush.
 Edward Morgan has sold his tobacco to Mayhew of Bethel for the magnificent sum of cent and quarter pound. Miss Ruth Bradley from Hartford will I spend Sunday with her sister, Mrs 5. C.. Bull of Sandy Hook. | A party of young men from Sandy Hook were in Bridgeport on Tuesday to witness the perfor nance of the Black Crook at the opera house.
 Rev MT Gilbert was in southville on Wednesday and called on John Beach. Mir Beach has been seri- ously ill but is improving. Shingle are being drawn to the church there, prepar- atory to having the building re-shingled in the ne,tr future.
 Edward Taylor of Sandy Hook passed | Tuesday and Wednesday of this week il 1 New York where he attended sale o horses.
 Mrs G. F. Lillis of Sandy Hook is hay ing her house, situated on the street run ming in the rear of the Methodist church l overhauled and put in good condition Carpenter John Bradley is doing tn work.
 Fred l.. Curtis, who passed Easter da, at his home in Sandy Hook, returned t. Passaic, N. j., on Monday.
 cards of invitation are out for tue mar Iriage of Martin Wentsch to Miss Len ,, Kuschel, the ceremony to take place a , St John's church on the morning of Apr : 10, at II o'clock. MT Wentsch is the pro prietor of the recently opened Sand Hook shoe store.
 Miss Nellie McMahon, who IS vsitin
 with her sister, Miss Bridget, spent sEa' ter at her home in Danbury. : Misses Nellie and Maggie Bradley vii D ited with their cousins, the Misses Mo : Mahon of Danbury, for a few days ( 2 last week.
 el Misses Alice Schermerhorn and Grac