The Newtown bee., 1905-06-16
Ten Pages.
LITCHFIELD COUNTY.
NICHOLS.
A WORKMAN INJURED,

Andrew Jenney, workman at tn.
 new reservoir, was walking in the road
 way near the fountain, last Sunday
 when team driven by a woman knocked him down. The woman dit not stop to see if he was injured, bu drove on as unconcerned as if nothin. had happened. A fellow workman who was with him, secured team ant took him to the Emergency hospita was quite badly hurt. He was take1 to tho Bridgeport hospital. His hil was dislocated and he was badl! bruised. MT Jenney had only been 2 days in this country.
 David Walters and family of Bridge port spent few days, this week, witt MT and Mrs D. J. Walters.
 Misses Evanna and Gertrude Peet gave reception at their home, last Friday evening, in honor of MT and Mrs Charles Peet of Bridgeport. The evening passed very pleasantly with games, after which refreshments were served.
 A large touring automobile got stuck, last Friday evening, near John P. Mo Donald's. Charles W. Fair child and William Mills took MT Mills automobile and went to their relief and lowed them to Bridgeport. Work on the new church is now pro- gressing nicely. The new stained windows are being put in, this week, and 1t is now hoped to have the dedi- cation, Sunday, July g. Mrs G. N. Clark spent few days, last week, in Milford with her daugh- ter, Mrs Charles Matthews.
 Mrs Charles E. Hawley of Stamford was guest, last week, of her sister, Mrs F. M. Starkweather. William Wellington, who has been i'll for three weeks, is now able to be out.
 William Wellington has sold his blacksmith shop to Ernest l.. Hit of Bridgeport, who is an experienced workman. MT Hitt has taken posses sion and is prepared to care for all who may need his services.
 The frame for MT and Mrs Charles w. Fairchild'S new house is now up and the building will soon be enclosed. The body of Mrs Orlando Bartram was brought to the Nichols cemetery for burial, last week Thursday, June g. Mrs Bartram died in New York City. She was native of Trap Fall district, Huntington.
 Last week Thursday Mrs Walter Cooper and her two sons attended the Ringling Brothers circus in Bridge port, and as they were leaving the grounds runaway horse come through the crowd, knocking Mrs Cooper and her two sons down. They were all taken to the Emergency hospital, where 1t was found the small bone in Mrs Cooper's right limb between the knee and ankle was broken and she was also considerably bruised. The young men escaped with some bad scratches and bruises. Mrs Cooper's limb was set. MT Cooper came to Bridgeport and took his wife home in De Lisser is attending them and they are all now doing as well as could be expected. Mrs Cooper and the boys feel that they have had enough circus for some time.
 Mills Ingalls,; who has been serious. ly i'll, is now slowly improving. His many friends will be glad to hear he is gaining.
 Harry French, who is at Harvard college, is home for the summer vaca- tion.
 The Y. P. s. c. E. held a lawn par ant sy' S lawn of Mr and Mrs MI 's Gharies TIs French. A bus load of young ladies from the D. M. Read Co.'S. store at tended. The occasion was greatly en- joycd by all. Strawberry shortcake and ice cream were served.
 Do you need moving machine in hurry? If so go to B. s. Fairchild's. He has the Deeriug in stock. None better on the market.
 MT and Mrs George Wade of Shell ton were guests over Sunday of T. l.. Wade.
 A number of the young people at tended the Children's day concert in Bridgeport, Sunday evening.
 Miss Jessie Cook has been spending few days with relatives in Bridge port.
 Misses Elizabeth Curtis and Julia Plumb attended concert in New Ha- ven, last Thursday evening.