The Newtown bee., 1896-08-07
condition. Edgar K. Hawley, Eewtown; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; 4. B, Blakeman, Botsfordi B Hawley < Co.,, stepuey.
Fairfield County News.
 STAMFORD.
TOWN AND PERSONAL JoTTINGs.

| illness aL bn6 age o4 seven LnuuJus'
 Mrs Jefferson Clark has gone to Hamp. ton Beach, N. r., for short visit.
 Officer Beardsley placed man in the cooler few days since, to remain till he became sober enough to tell what his name was, and where he belonged.
 At meeting of the Stratford Wheel club, George ". Span was elected treas urer in place of E. M. Wells who resign ed the position. The club have fine quarters. All it's members are enthusiastic over its apparent bright future.
 George A Fairchild and J. F. Wilcox have gone on bicycle trip, taking in points on the Hudson river as far as Al- bany and from there by way of Pittsfeld, Mass, home.
 Miss Julia FairchiId is at Manhattan Beach.
 Mrs Cleveland and daughter, are visit ing in MiIbourn, N. J.
 The infant son of MT and Mrs J. P. Green, of King street, died last week.
 Three young men driving from Bridge port to Milford, Thursday night, came to grief while near the residence of Fred ericl Allen on East Broadway. The shaftswere broken and the carriage some what injured but the horse escaped in- jury. Some of the neighbors, hearing the noise, came out and helped patch up the broken parts and start the young men on their road home.
 There seems to be quite boom in the way ot new houses, in the vicinity of Harvey's Farms.
 Miss Mary Fairchild has returned from a trip to Yonkers, NJ
 D. P. Rhoades and Ezra Whiting while on their way home, Wednesday night about 10 o'clock, found man beside the rail road embankment badly injured from a fall from a passing train. He clamied to have been thrown from a freight train on which he was trying to beat ride to Bridgeport. His wounds were dressed and then he was sent to the emergency hospital at Bridgeport.
 Tie 8ix-months-old son of l.. H. Nordaby, of King street, died at the family home on Wednesday,
 It is reported that Julian Clinton of the firm of Clinton 65 Holmes, our enterprise ing grocers, has bought the old Dayton property and will occupy it as resi- dence.
 There was large attendance at the picnic of the Congregational church sun- day school on Wednesday last, at Boards ley's Park.
 MT and George W. Fairchild have re- turned from trip to Saratoga.
 Mir McEweB, of New Haven, has been visiting his father, Abijah McEwen, one of the oldest and best known residents, who is in quite feeble health.
 w.R. Briggs, of Bridgeport, has leased the Sammis place on Judson street.
 J,J. Belden and family are home from Stony Creek.
 Mrs Elmer Beardsley has returned from the White Mountains.
 Mrs E. J. Peck is visiting friends in New York state.
 Mrs William H. Curtis, and daughter have visited friends in Westport.
 David Wohlgemuth, our popular bar Der, expects to start his new house ol on Judson street, about September 1.
 The funeral service of the late H. L Hitchcock was held at the home of hi sister, Mrs Calvin Curtis, on King street The interment was made at Sharon, Ct
 Mrs Goodwin and daughter, have de parted for Shelter Island.
 The berry crop has been unusual large this season, and the pickers hay reaped harvest.
 MT Plumb, of Plumb X Bartram, is rt ported as being i'll.
 Miss Tender has visited friends i Shelton.
 3 Mrs Walter Curtis spoke at the Chris tian Endeavor Union in Bridgeport, lal week, giving an account of the gres convention at Washington. Miss Julia Thompson has returned fro1 8 visit to Hartford.
 Miss Burritt, of Ithaca, N. Y,, is visi ing Mrs Lewis Burritt. ! A.F.Meachen is building new greer house.
 5 Miss Lucy Chevalle has been engage g as a teacher for school in stepney. ' Mrs William Fryer and daughter, a < visiting in Great Harrington, Mass. ' The Housatonic club gave their usu
 enjoyable dance, Saturday evening. + Miss Alice Falken has visited frienI l. iii Stamford.
 RErs .Yaln Torpoap and tyvn sons are ,