The Newtown bee., 1895-08-23
STAMFORD.
PERSONAL AND TOWN NOTES.

William H. Latin and sister, Mrs c.
 M. Beardsley, have gone to the Adiron- dacks for a two.weeks' outing. Notices have been posted warning bi- cycle riders to keep off the sidewalks. Selectman Meachen has been seriously | ill with cholera morbus, but is reported | better.
 Hood Pills cure all liver ills, relieve constipation and assist digestion. Bluefish are biting well and experienc- | ed fishermen are making large catches. Orville Curtis has been ill, but is re- ported as getting better. Charles J. Hughes has erected hand some granite monument in Union ceme- | tery, on the plot belonging to Daniel A. | Mallett. It is from Mantle granite, in | sarcophagus form with heavy carved | corners on the top. One end has the in- scription for the late John w. Beach, a
 we'll Eknown resident, who marri- ed Mir Malletts daughter. The monument
 is fine specimen of work and is credit | to the cemetery and the builder. The front is inscribed with name and time of death of MT Mallett's wife who died re- gently.
 Mrs Charles Hubbel and party of
 young people, are enjoying an outing at Walnut Grove. The Etta May recently carried party of Odd Fellows and their wives and sweet hearts over to Port Jefferson for a sail All on board report a magnificent time,
 l.. M. Hitchcock, of Galveston, Texas, IS visiting Mrs Lupton, on East Broad way.
 Robert Wheeler is visiting on Mount Washington. Miss Jessie Brown entertained party of her friends at a card party, at the rnYfS l,, eH-
 MT and Mrs Charles F. Judson, Mir and Mrs John Judson and Bernard Judson, have gone to Lake George.
 Rev Dr Hall, of Newburgh, N. Y., a former pastor of the Congregational church, preached in his old pulpit, last Sunday.
 The heavy rain of Sunday morning fill. ed the trolley track under the railroad bridge, as usual. The water was over the sidewalks on both sides.
 Our well known and popular laundry man, John Sing, was quite seriously hurt in attempting to alight from trolley car before it had stopped
 Rev G. w. Judson lectured in the Con- gregational church, Tuesday evening.
 Four arrests were made on Sunday. of bicycle riders, who were transgressing the law by riding on the sidewalks.
 G. A. Fairchild and Joel B. Wilcox. have returned from trip to the Berk- shire Hills.
 Thieves broke into the postoffice re- gently but failed to find any thing of value, Postmaster Wells taking his money and stamps home with him, after closing at night.
 Henry Van Voorhes, who was taken i'll while on the Jersey coast, ,snIpe shooting. is able to be around again.
 James Hubbell. who was injured in bicycle collision, is able to be about on crutches.
 L. H. Russell and his brother of Bridge port, are visiting their uncle, Judge R. H. Russell.
 Pequonnock Council of Stratford and Uncas Council, U. A. M., of Bridgeport give trolley party and ice cream soci- able in the Town hall, Friday evening, the 23inst.
 Oronoque lodge, I. O. 0. F., gave an excursion to California Grove or Capt George Cleveland's steamer.
 D. c. Wood has fine onion patch of 1 seven acres.
 George Bartlett, who lives with Henry Wheeler, killed black snake recently. 1 i've feet and 10 inches long. There were l two of the reptiles, but the other got | away.
 The tennis tournament will come off September l, on the grounds back of the | new library.
 About 30 of the young friends of Allie 5turges gave him genuine surprise | party last week on the 18th anniversary ,f his birth.