The Newtown bee., 1896-06-26


 were sent or from it, while citizen.
 along the route responded in the sam way. On Saturday afternoon the car.
 commenced running regularly between
 the terminus in Derby and South End
 The north part of the track running tC
 the northerly end of the Park was not
 used as it had not sbcen completed, but will be within a few days.
 In June of last year Austin Harris of this place was thrown out of his buggy one night by coming in contact with a | pile of ties which, it is claimed, were on the roadway and placed there by the railroad company, His widow as ad- miui~tratrN has brought suit both against the city of Derby and the rail. foud company. the damage being laid at SI oDO.
 Wesley E. toan of 1lumbull has pur- chased lot of the Ou-&touic water com pauy on pro~preyt avenue and is prepar- .log to huilda residence thereon.
 rauick Tobin, one of the workmcu uIl illc railroad, tell from a car, Wednes- day morning, while on his way to work bccause of all attack of dizziness. One hand was Uadly injured and one hip dis located. He was taken to the hospital.
 Erucst Clark and Raymond Bassctt tr. tine ranking s.hvmIs in the high
 cLouL
 Principal smith las been appointed superintendent of schools in Ansouia and will leave here aC the close of the term.
 On WOtnrSday cyhjng the ladies of. rhc Epi-coraI society had supper in the Towu hail and at the Methodist church the Juniors had a supper and entertainment.
 John Ibouas and Miss Lnlie Trew- heIla were united in marriage by EovI E (. Hoag on Wednesday afternoon Iast at tue home which they had pre- pared previous ta their marriage, Ire orchestra of the !. NJ. C. A., of which he iI member, were present and dis roursed upIropriatc music.
 Dr G. A. oHcItnn aad wife expect to ! -aiI for Europe July from New York. l They will tour ju Ireland, scotland and England, and will perhaps go as far as Switzerland on the Continent.
 Thirty additional box"s have been placed in the postonica made necessary 1 by the Increased patronage. Yet they i were sou,' who knew that we did not 1 need post lIice.
 Patrick Murphy of Long Hill has been surc,s full for some years a3 fruit rui-rr. ltp has several fine varieties of 5tras hcrrirs and some of them have measured five and six inches in circum- ference. He also has d nice variety which when picked have no huls on, He calls them "The Shuckless."
 Ou Thursday evening after the. news bad arrived of the nomination of Mir Mckinley for the ctlice of President, The republicans under the lead of Wil- jam Holmes and W. F. Askam, commit ,ecmcD, had quite celebration fling ,annons setting off fire works and clos ng with urge bonfire and three cheers for the candidates.
 The ladies Of the Congregational :hulch gave an afternoon tea at the handsome residence of k. x. Hubbcll, last Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs Martha Curtis and her daughters, Miss Jennie and Mrs F. W. Shelton, have gone to their summer cottage at Madison.
 The Congregational church Sabbath school unites with the schools in Derby on a union picnic to High Rock Grove whichis to occur to day if pleasant.
 The BcardsIey Building Co.,, have the for building the Congregation al church parsonage.
 The Sabbath schools connected with the churches here observed children iay by concerts in the evening. In the morning there were baptisms of children 1t both the Methodist and Congre- gational churches.
 Col W. J. Miller and wife went to last Saturday, to meet the governor and his staff, who were there for the day.
 The horse of Fred c. Wilkinson be- came loose from where he was hitched 1 under the shed of the factory and start ed for home. It ran down Howe avenue | and, in front of the Pjerpont block col- | lided with two or three wagons and | broke the shafts to that of s. Byron l Brownson, and then it was thrown to the ground and several men rushed in 1 and caught him. One wheel to the | wagon was demolished.
 BRIDGEPORT.