The Newtown bee., 1877-11-15

the services in Trinity church, Sunday next, As stated ly Dr, Marble, n col lection will be taken up to aid the parish in which Dr, llawley labon, to build q house of worship We trust thai inc Doctors appeal will meet with ..llberal response,
 We welcome to our exchange list the Naugatuck Entelpyise, a new weekly paper, just issued. IL Is n very neatly printed sheet, and it's first appearence evinees q dash that must be pleasing to the citizens of Nauga;uck, whom we hope will give its editor, and publisher q hearty support.
 The remains of Mr. r. W. Plalt were brought from Waterbury 10 ,hls town, yesterday, and buried. This gentleman was well known in this town, and was a son of onr respected townsman, Mir, Wm. Platt MT. Platt leaves alyife and three children He was only III about three weeks, and his death was a surprise to many.
 Prof. Ten Broeck has labored inde. faligably to bring the Opera of Esther before the people of Danbury, in a man. ner creditable 10 all who are interested in it. and he has been greatly assisted in his efforts by the careful attention paid to his instructions by the young ladies and gentlemen who have taken part in the rehearsals.
 MT. Edwin Clark left sample of rus. rett apples at our office, that he saved in perfect condition from last years gath ering, but some one "hooked" them. With such pull'backs as these, upon an editors income, how is he to thrivep Mir. Clark has our thanks for his remem. brance If we could catch the fellow that took them we would run a stinger into him.
 The following is the list of letters re. maining in the Newtown Post Office Nov. 12
 Mrs. Mary Wheeler, L. B. Beardsley, Samuel Sullivan, A. c. Blaekman, c. N, Batcheller, Edmond Butcher, c, T. DOws, Miss II. Lawrence, Frank San ford, Andrew Shelton, Mrs Annie Mead Mrs George E Porter, Martin Lillis. W, w. Woodward.
 Persons calling for any of the above letters will please Say advertised"
 z s. PECK, P. N.
 In another column will be found a set of resolutions adopted by party who made an excursion to Lincoln city, Ne braska--One of the committee being Mr. Philo Clark of Newtown, who will no doubt be pleased to give an account of his trjp and of the beautiful tract of land which lies at the terminus of the journey. Another excursion party, Ohr last of the season. will start for Line yln, from New York city. on Nov. 9Th, and tickets can be engaged and full particu- lars obtained of Wm. Call, jr, General Land $ Ticket Agent, c. 5. & c. R. R, HaVerStraw, N. |.
 flow To GET HUSBAND Take of modesty J large portion; unile il with urbanily and good humor; to which add good sensc, and plenty ot love with q VirlnuG heart and d pretty face. Take Simmon's Liver Regulator regularly, that the blood and complexion bo pure and health good.
 From actual experience in my prac- tice, am satisfied 10 prescribe il pur- gative medicine IT. W. Mason, NJ. D.
 Dr. FiSke, tbe celebrated clairvoyant physician, of Norwich, Conn. has visit ed Norwnk and Dan5ury regularly ev- cry month for the past six months, and hts performed many remarkable cures. The Dr. comes highly recommended. and we advise all those that are afflicted to consult him. He describes every secret disease At sight, and prepares medicines for their cure. The Dr. Can be consulted at the Norwalk Hotel, Norwalk. Conn.,, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct 2A;h, Both and 3lst. The Dr. can also he consulted at the Wooster House, Danbpry, Conn, Thursday and Friday, November the 1st and 2d, and Saturday the ad until II A. NJ. See his advertise ment.