The Newtown bee., 1895-03-29
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cars, especially on Lhe southport d1VIS-
 on. A few warm days evidently im- pressed the officials with the thought that spring had come and they forthwith proceeded to shut off the winter arrange ments. But twas too soon. There is food for thought in the suggestion that the Traction company would be respOn- sible for damages in case g passenger caught cold and contracted illness by reason of delays and the unheated con- dition of the cars.
 Druggist Kinsella is preparing to erect q large two-story building with two stores on the opposite corner from lis vated, this week, by J. H. Fitzgerald.
 Mrs Christian Donald, wife of gar dener Donald at the Jennings place, has lately patented most ingenious device for the sick room, consisting of an ad- unstable footrest and invalid table. It is so constructed as to be easily attached to any bed, and can then be adjusted to any position for the convenience of the sick person or folded out of the way at the foot of the bed. A working model is be. ing shown at the exhibition, corner 43d street and Lexington avenue, ,sand is at tracting much attention. It bids fair to be great success.
 The baseball enthusiasts have formed an association and are hard at work pre- pairing for the season. J. J. Shanly has been elected manager and James Cum mings captain. Arrangements have been about completed for fine grounds in the vicinity of the postoffice. A subscription list for funds for un forms, etc, has al- ready secured a good sum. A battery from Bridgeport has been engaged and the boys promise a season of good ball
 Benjamin Betts had a good sized maple tree moved to new location in front of his store on Tuesday. The work was &C., complished by William Murray and a Iarge number of spectators.
 Rev MT Child, after an enjoyable rest in the South, occupied his pulpit on Sun- day. His return was marked by a dis play of begonias and palms. A bunch of pine needles brought home by MT Child was prominent feature of the decora- tions. The evening address was on 'The Sphere of woman"
 The announcement of the removal from town of John Dallas and family has been received with expressions of great re- gret. MT Dallas has had offers of sever- al fine positions lately, and has decided GO accept very flattering one at Stam- ford. His departure will be a great loss to the community, in which he has been a valuable citizen for 15 years. Mrs Annie Redfeld Brown of Detroit is visiting her mother, Mrs D. M. Red. field in Mill Plain.
 John Forsyth resigns his position as gardener for Frederick Sturges, this
 month and is vacating the house which
 he has occupied for nearly 20 years. He will occupy one of Mir Osborn's tene. l ments, next month. His son-in-law. Mir Deyo, of Poughkeepsie, will occupy the other part of the house.
 Tosr srRa aE T-st Friends, will entertain Vesta council of Bridgeport at their meeting next Friday night. Grand Councillor B. F. Bulkley is
 busily arranging for the meeting of the grand council at Danbury, next month. The>announcement that John R. Clark,
 manager of the St Mare, had skipped
 town, leaving many unpaid bills, caused a stir, last week. Additional surprise
 was caused by the denial of Bliss X Leonard that they were interested. As | the license was granted in their name.
 this seems strange.
 A large delegation from the Christian | Endeavor society is expecting Ito attend
 the annual meeting of the Bridgeport Union, next Tuesday evening, in the Presbyterian church.
 The regular meeting of the Horticul. | tural society will be held on Monday
 evening. As the meeting nights for sev-
 al months have been very stormy, there
 has been no meeting since last fall. If | the attendance warrants it, paper will be read by Dr Donaldson on Village I'm. provement; also one by Nellls H. Sher. wood. Some very important business awaits transaction