The Newtown bee., 1899-10-27
WESTPORT.
A GROCERY STORE BUReLAR1zED.

0hOS6hI s1OhE bUhSrLAhlLEDs
 Beers Brothers, the Main str.,t groc ers, moved Thursday into their lew store, opposite their old place of bust ness. The proceed. of the day were left in the money drawer as the safe had not been brought over from the old stcr .. That night the store was robbed, tht burglar entering by rear window and carrying off The contents of the cash box besides a quantity of goods. The amount of the loss could not be learn d but it is supposed to be 8 considerable sum as the firm does large bu iness. It
 is said the officers have 8 clue to the
 guilty parties.
 MT and Mrs Arthur B. Jelliffs are at Boston, Mass.
 Mir and Mrs Ebert N. Sipperley are at Philadelphia taking in the exposition.
 Mrs Henrietta Bradley is 8 guest of Oxford friends.
 Charles k. Buck and family left for their city home, Mo day. Mrs Charles H. Olmstead is visiting friends in Southport. Charles H. Kemper's leather factory CD Riverside avenue is running only three days ia the week, on account of lack of orders.
 St Agnes Guild of Christ church has elected the following fficers: President,
 Mrs Walter A. Howarth; vice-president, Mrs William s. Wood; secretary, Mrs Amelia Jones; treasurer, Mrs Thomas c. Stearns.
 MT and Mrs Loveland Iof Hebron are visiting their daughter, Mrs Frederick SHagist.
 Mrs Crofut of Sandy Hook Is a guest of Mrs Frank N. Taylor. Mrs Hanfcrd M. Burr of Springfield,
 Mass., is guest of he parente, Mir ard d
 Mrs William H. Saxton. Mrs s J. Cottell is visiting friends at
 Scranton, Penn. Mir and Mrs Cornelius Snagg of Water bury have been recent guests of MT and Mrs Arthur Soley. Eugene Allen and family of Bridge
 port have been visiting at the residence
 If William H. Allen.
 Miss Edna c. Bradley is 8 guest of Stratford friends. Aspetuck lodge, No. 5S, K. of F., was
 represented at the meeting of the grand ! tod&e, last week, by Roll O. Bee rs, Samuel A. Purdy, George A. Darrow and William $. Sniffen. Lloyd Nash will close his cider mill
 for the season on Thursday, November g. Mrs c. A. Kent of Brooklyn, N. r., is
 visiting Mrs " liam Renoude. Mrs Augusta Allen of New Haven is l guest at the residence of Frank N. Tay- l Tor,
 The ladies of the Helping Hand society 1 of the Saugatuck Methodist church held
 8 supper in the church parlors, last We'd ! nesday evening. Mrs Gibson and son. Robert, of Stam-
 ford are visiting Mrs Edwin Squires. Miss Laura Dorsey is visiting friends ! in New Haven. Gershom B. Brakley and Miss Louise Bradley have returned from two weeks' visit with friends in Chicago. ! The Dramatic club met on Monday l evening with Miss Kettle R. Sherwood. A nine nights fair for the benefit of
 the Church Of the Assumption is in ses-
 sion in National hall.
 Marager James Hall of the Westport i Lumber Company is having ten-horse power gasoline CT zine placed in position
 at the compaDy's yards in Riverside ave nue. It will be used for running large saws.
 l Miss Lizzie Sherman is visiting friends in New York City. Prof Karl Feininger and wife of New
 York City have been recent guests of M,
 and Mrs Charles H. Kempcr. l MT and Mrs R. NJ. s. wortley and family have left for their winter resi- derce in New York Cit. Miss Annie Burns of Bridgeport is wis. l itii 2 friends in town. l Miss Marie Keena of Norwalk has
 been guest of the Misses Kste and Sadie Campbell. .-.-.. --
 Miss Laura E. A. Chapman is visiting elatives in StoniDgton. Mrs John Johneon of Greenwich is visiting her mother, Mrs Msry k. Beers. Mrs Jennie Reeves of New Ro ochelle is
 guest of her sister, Mrs William Hear l son.