The Newtown bee., 1896-04-10

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 Quite a number in this place are suf- fering with grip colds
 Carriage Painter Pratt has painted one of l.. C. Gilbert X Sons pf ddIing wagon in first class ma 1ner. His shop is full of work this SD ing.
 A very pleasing concert was given on Tuesday evening in the Congregations church bV the Asaph concert company. IhiS is u Vuarteue of cOl0Tpd singers who are travelling through the country to raise SIOOO for tEe equipment of Payne Theological seminary, WhiCh is COnnpC- ted with Wilhcrforce l diversity of Ohio, an institution which has now enrolled some 3l5 C0lored students. The concert wa excellent in every way, the render- ing of the old plantation rcl0dies being especially rlj1ytd. Keep me from sink ing dowr, 'au old melody which was sung m the slave pens by those waiting to be placed upon the auction block for insI ec- tiOn and s=lc, "us pathetic suggestion If INc Ennetrau~ WTOng~ that have been dUrr thc u"gr1 lace. 70 d E BiacE Joe. ." aS a base solo, and "Ihe Huntsman' Horu, sung a5 q s9pra"0 solo, were sthe gcri7 Gt the evening entertainment. For th" sake nf thp company it is to be regretted that c"rtAin peculiar local con
 
 audience small one.
 H1u.c c',auing time is nnar at hand. Do you want any thing in oil cloth, wall paper, mating or cuFtajns| If 80 don fail to cuIl at B. II. Beers & Co.'S. A complete line of new patterns now on exhibition.
 G. W. Nurthrop has received thor oughbrcd Chester White SOW from Ru pert X Sons stock yard. AIr NOTthrup has pigs for sale.
 Thomas J. WoIcott has rented his place near Bonnett's BIdge to Charles Grey and has rented the farm of the late David W. E Ou~on in Oxford. l. is said 10 bc one If the best grass farms in Oxford. with plenty of fruit and good running water.
 Master John Sanford of the Hook ia the proud pOs-essrr If t new ti-h po'c. long CT than cart g@d, and ou Monday last he east his line in the pootatuck Hi first catch was a spcckled beauty thai weighed one and o"c-half pounds. SOmf If the 'profes-ionule" almost turned green with envy.
 Mrs Martin Castle from Monroe has been caring for the sick at Charles Bots fords.
 Elegant new spring stock of hats and caps at special cash prices; also wall pa pera, best line in town, and 5c roll; 10 per cent discount this mOnth.-[E E. F.. llawlcy.
 There will be a library benefit and mu, icalc on tuesday evening, April 2S. On this occastOn wih appear Ghe noted elOCutiOnist, Mrs Emma DunningaBanks, , and John W Deanp, also a favorite elo. cutioai.t in the Park City.
 Prof c. $. Platt has a few tickets for the May musical festival in N w Haven, and will be glad to accommodate th0s desiring them.
 Miss Evanna Frisco of Shelton spent Fast day with friends i1 lIuntiogtoWn
 Clarence Griffin spent his Easter vaca tiOn at the hone of his grandmother Mrs John GrjtIiG.
 Miss Elsie Gilbert has been visiting her aunt, Mrs MiIOn B. Hawley in Stepney.
 Miss Florence Warner and Miss Jessie Warner, the latter of Nicksburg, Mis-, are visiting relatives in Boston.
 ----.------ Warner, Taylor & Curris are selling 10 bars of fine soap for 9 cents, and the soap is just walking out of the store by the box
 The dissolution sale at Taylor & Me Grams is still in progress, and bargains are yet to be had in springs, center tables and extension tables.
 The Middle Gate school opened Mon | day for the summer term, the teacher, ! Miss c. M Winton, having enjoyed 8 weeks vacation.
 John Dillon has moved his house hold effects from the Egan place to the James Clark place in Pepper street.
 c. B Glover has a sizoable barn in tbe course of erection st his place on the Boulevard.
 Another lot of those 25c brooms in at k F. Hawley's that he is selling st 17c 20 drzan sold in the month of March They're a big bargain.
 Terrill, Betts & Go. have a good line 0. fishing tackle. Fishermen always wan the best, and the cranks of the hook anC line are sure to be suited at this store.
 H. J. Bakers phosphate is the best new stock just in at E. F. Hawley' g Special price at the store.
 Read my ad, this week, and come ant get some of the bargains. k. F. Flaw ley.
 Once again Warner, Taylor & Curti remind their friends of their ability t furnish the Bradley phosphates. The are the kind of goods that do their ow talking. They have made reduction Q 25c on every pair of shoes they sell.
 Warner, Taylor < Curtis say they hay stunning line of wall paper, in fact tn : best around. There will be many dozen of roll of paper less on their shelves afte