The Newtown bee., 1896-05-22
V h'N'r5ss"3 County,
STEpNEY AND VICINITY.
NI.v J. B. MENWIN U0NONED.

llt blAuA II lCIluN ''i iA'N 's AS A'a VI '' '.- will be iatrrc-jvd in the following Quo- tntipn from the conference minutes: Key Dr J. W. Beach askCd a change of TtIf- | tiou from nrc,iy" to -uperdnnu8ted f." | Key .I. B. NurN Nithuur reference tp 1 the rDmmItcc on suppTannusttd TCla- | tion+. Key Mir Me eswiu Addrcs cd the con ! Gprcurr on hi, desire for change of Er- i latjnn after luis long period Of active SC" vice in the conference, The motion pr" 1 vailed. The fulluv ing resolutions Q" | the rwrymcut If J, 5 MrrW]n we ! prt7eucd and adopted un4nimouIy bV i a rj-iug NUlc: vmroa-, The jtv' J. B. M"rwia, P n. now u"n} tr"mu thr "r'iv" work in which he h'@ for ~,1. uInuV N.rNr- vuLJgpd; th"rrt1FP, E,~olvrd. That lhr New ork Ea9t 4onf""- yurV IrinI,c~ in N'" unprecedented 7ttNtr'. ni t' cu.,5I. Iou- y'.u~ which h" llls hreu ah." tn rnu|ri tu nnN"rpu and honorthI" work vIt3.5n puT hu1ud-. and in that uccnmulHI'l influence which hrrArrt- d. .hc result of Io1t; }. a"- of H.l'ljE lH the great Priaclp.t- oi LH' Received. T at we c"n&retulat" nr M"rwwir ou li.r BNuu7Nurr of pHNsU'Hl FlGpr Wll' whiru he i- yet favored iE the good I00\i Rr-aIl el, That inhi- retirement from active service 1vu. pray torh him thc abiding puerGnr" .,f fhr Master whom he 4rINo4 yet many yru +ul lruu~~Iip in our midst, aud ui- ,tiumpH st inc N- Nn journeys iunH j. tue ErulHh country to the t"!r7tid elf3. MIR TUI;NEB'S COLLECTION OF CT RIOS
 George ~ Turner aJ th. Dcpu1 Is con stuuLly addirg to his collection "f a'. tjqucs and curjoS, mahi9g it ula'r " uahic with each addition. k crht ar qUj-itinp~ aro A copy of the Et" "' Herald r,-lHi.ug a full acrC uHI If tn" qS-u~siouti.u rf President iirru'H and copy If jiap Daily CjtjIsn ct ' :cNsbuIE. Mis-, uu ,,h.rh the ryTo was set by t." ~rtgls hut h,fnrr if wa5 painted tt" Union f:c.- vl.c i.D p'utrn. of the Ci Nud they 6ui.hrd pfint"g the pN" P, using "nN pPn.r [" priHL "n }t@ @I-.' h49 q hlod oraolY d"jshed pi'r" "f ~.o. t from tue N un5 ot Olives j2 P&lc11jn",
 TILL NEW CITY HALL
 f. qa- ArriI, at the ~Ptcial tow Nu mcrting |. hulld th' new Town house "r '.ritv fau" upon the land of Hon F. w.. Wheeler, the coraer lot puth of tho rc-idrur., of DrH D. \. Nichpls. fo>.u Clerk Nichols was chosen tn sct with the scIccrm,n as huildi'g cnmnitJee.
 On VI ,ndav night tn" wind blew dow 8 Ile,, rru-- fhr r.iirndi f~auk, north ( | rhr 1r..n,.. -Dstjou and .he o'c'"ra night :zH. Ha0 iufu it. uh-5ruy'i. r.. br,ah.' 4 lan H1g -Gan' 4uf h'adljEif ~ } the cuEtro. hu. doirg no other Gutung of ,vufr".
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 Ha,b-ni;a i. l. ~m,,i~. ~ju D., e D. roratiou day and close hi~ H F.. .,... fur ~aguus aHd ho~-e~ h. f "D thul d5le.
 Mr. Jalu rywv. of L"ag 0u &u. been a gjr sr u1 h"r -istoG. Mrs r. E"L tGr h Benrpit, uf la-hua.
 Edgar Wi30m- aad N ffr f B.. LtI were gn~-tS at thc home Df $lr and Ii 5 tuhA Bntllr1 at rjlr Dep uzc. >uH-
 N-- Ami. 9s>,cy ha- ,-tun.d -o ou.pary ata is topping a. 1. o.ticy .s
 Prrry IIuube' jf.~ b tu h4>i.G some 1ad luck uJ.b hj~ ci-.le. h datlnrl. Z somn -o-,, feet h. u.t1 ou Of Yjrg"jI !, .jftIr tu -rrUr4, rattuZ tHr tnut a Il #o! tiu3y and ls,l.y th".u u,, f.u.H ~sak.
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 bn Hapu-t people have been It "oi k 1u tiGe p4I-..tg.. nlaking il ready to rt. rrjvr Jt> u"u tenant, Rev Mr Brama". who hrgius work hele about Jun"
 Arthur Luvgjoy uos boru a 2uvst cf hl- grandfather, E 'u4j tI P-rC.
 Mics E4ttwucd h q hi: furrTu;e re- nuvrd frun here to N+ugWUck on la,t Saturday, and for the present will make his home there.
 Miss Bessie Hayes has resumed her schooj duties, after having nurscd an aJ- tuck Of meAelrs for some time time pa l..
 David A. Nichols has been in the vl- lage making repairs on the house receu5- lY purchased bV Mrs Agur BeardsIey If Mrs Weller.
 Miss Jessie Perry is the proud possess pr of new organ.
 Miss Elsie Gilbert has been visitj1g her aunt, Mrs M. B. Hawlev.
 Eczema is d frightful aillctjOn, but like all other ektn diseases il can be per manentIy cured by applications of DcWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It rcver fails 10 curr pj'pe F r. Hawlev, New town; S. (. EuI, sandy Hook; 4. 5. BlaEemln, Bot,Iotd; B. HaW'oy & Co., Stcpney.
 Thomas Fulford of Bridgeport WAS gucat of Mir and Mrs Levi Edwards, Suit day.
 C. ". Carf.ld has bought place of rhe HrHry Faitchild estate and W. E. Davis and family have moved into the house with Mrs il. K. Garfield.
 Mir and Mrs Edward Curtjss of Monroe were guests of MT and Mrs Wilbur Sel- lecE, Sunday.
 Charles Briscoe is spending a few days at D. Davis.
 Miss Lizzie Schwartz of Bridgeport was home over Sunday.
 Charles MOhr is spending a few days in Bridgeport with his parents.
 Charles r. Gilbert will run his mill gC accommodate the farmers three days in the week, Mondays, Tuesdays and Fri days, during the summer mO0ths. Bring on your grists.
 John Patterson has Q quarter of an acre of peas in full blossom.
 Herbert Joyce IS building an addition to his house to be used for 8 kitch T and wood room, 13x24 A pantry will also be built on the west side
 Mrs Sarah A. Peck wishes to thank MT and Mrs c. Fl. Powell for their uLtiring efforts in SO kindly assisting in the care of her father during his late sickness.
 Birdsey E. Peek has bought new stopper of Candee & Jennings.
 Charles Laufer recently entertained party of gentlemen friends from Bridge port. During their stay they tried their luck at fl shing and were rewarded with