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The board game "Scrabble" was named and developed in Newtown by James Brunot, who purchased the property in 1948.
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- 1711 - Settled from the town of Stratford and incorporated in 1711, Newtown was originally a stronghold for Tory sentiment during the Revolutionary War.
connecticuthistory.org/ towns-page/ newtown/ - Newtown residents in large part aligned with the British during the Revolutionary War.
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Newtown, a flourishing post town, is pleasantly situated in the northern section of the county, on the southwestern border of the Ousatonick river, 48...Read MORE... - 1854 - Newtown
Newtown, a post-borough of Fairfield co., Connecticut, on the Housatonic railroad, 24 miles W. N. W. from New Haven. It consists of one long street, a...Read MORE... - 1869 - A miserly merchant, named Lyman Allen, was found dead in his bead at Taylor's hotel, Jersey City, the other morning.
He had lived there five years, took only one meal daily, was worth $600,000, and his wardrobe, at the time of his death, was valued at twenty-five cen...Read MORE... - 1895 - Newtown / Sandy Hook
Newtown, a post-village in Newtown township, Fair field co., Conn., on a high hill, and on the Housatonic Railroad, 19 miles N. by W. of Bridgeport, a...Read MORE... 
1902 - ONE DEAD IN TRAIN COLLISION
DANBURY, Conn., Oct. 9. - One person dead and more than a score injured is the result of a head-on collision of the Highland division of the New York,...Read MORE...- 1906
Newtown, a banking post-borough in Newtown township (town), Fairfield co., Conn., on a high hill and on the New York, New Haven and Hartford R., 19 mi...Read MORE... 
The Hawley Manor, Newtown, Connecticut
A Connecticut Inn, AAA approved. Spacious, comfortable rooms in the Motor Court and Inn. All private baths and thermostats. Television and Telephone in rooms. Five dining rooms for parties, weddings and... Read MORE...
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Parker House, Newtown, Conn.
"... During the 1880s – two hotels on Main Street, Dick's Hotel (at the present library site, later the "Newtown Inn") and the Grand Central Hotel (near the crossroads, later the "Parker House") built to handle the... Read MORE...
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Blackman's Guest House
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Newtown, Connecticut, USA
 - The Hawley Manor, Newtown, Connecticut
A Connecticut Inn, AAA approved. Spacious, comfortable rooms in the Motor Court and Inn. All private baths and thermostats. Television and Telephone in rooms. Five dining rooms for parties, weddings and meetings. 100 percent Air Conditioned. 72 Miles from New York City.)
The Hawley Manor, Newtown, Connecticut
A Connecticut Inn, AAA approved. Spacious, comfortable rooms in the Motor Court and Inn. All private baths and thermostats. Television and Telephone in rooms. Five dining rooms for parties, weddings and... Read MORE...
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Newtown, Connecticut, USA
 - Parker House, Newtown, Conn.
"... During the 1880s – two hotels on Main Street, Dick's Hotel (at the present library site, later the "Newtown Inn") and the Grand Central Hotel (near the crossroads, later the "Parker House") built to handle the summer boarders..." www.nynjctbotany.org)
Parker House, Newtown, Conn.
"... During the 1880s – two hotels on Main Street, Dick's Hotel (at the present library site, later the "Newtown Inn") and the Grand Central Hotel (near the crossroads, later the "Parker House") built to handle the... Read MORE...
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Newtown, Connecticut, USA
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1711 - Settled from the town of Stratford and incorporated in 1711, Newtown was originally a stronghold for Tory sentiment during the Revolutionary War.
connecticuthistory.org/ towns-page/ newtown/
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Newtown residents in large part aligned with the British during the Revolutionary War.
courant.com
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1819 - Newtown
Newtown, a flourishing post town, is pleasantly situated in the northern section of the county, on the southwestern border of the Ousatonick river,... Read MORE...
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1854 - Newtown
Newtown, a post-borough of Fairfield co., Connecticut, on the Housatonic railroad, 24 miles W. N. W. from New Haven. It consists of one long street,... Read MORE...
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1869 - A miserly merchant, named Lyman Allen, was found dead in his bead at Taylor's hotel, Jersey City, the other morning.
He had lived there five years, took only one meal daily, was worth $600,000, and his wardrobe, at the time of his death, was valued at twenty-five... Read MORE...
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1895 - Newtown / Sandy Hook
Newtown, a post-village in Newtown township, Fair field co., Conn., on a high hill, and on the Housatonic Railroad, 19 miles N. by W. of Bridgeport,... Read MORE...
1902 - ONE DEAD IN TRAIN COLLISION
DANBURY, Conn., Oct. 9. - One person dead and more than a score injured is the result of a head-on collision of the Highland division of the New... Read MORE...
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1906
Newtown, a banking post-borough in Newtown township (town), Fairfield co., Conn., on a high hill and on the New York, New Haven and Hartford R., 19... Read MORE...
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