The Newtown bee., 1877-12-27

MT. ID, Il. Sherman has opened h Gloyer's Hall an establishment for tho purpose of renoyallng feather beds and hair mattresses Ste his advertisement in this Issue, and give him call,
 off,cer Jno II. Blackman went over Into Zoar and arrested tho crxy woman who, for, three months past, has wander. cd around the district, and took her 10 Bridgeport She refused to give her name and residence s
 owingto the beautiful weather we no- tlco that Improvements are still going on. The most conspicuous among them is the painting of z, s. Peck's horse-block, by Reibald, German artist, the design be- ing his own. and shows culture in the art of painting
 J. k. Morristhe popular music dealer, ot Danbury, has on hand now and Is constantly receiving new additions to his elegant stock of Pianos, Organs, and Melodeons. He has a fine collection of articles for holiday presents. Read his new advertisement
 Go to Hamlin's Art Gallery and see his fine collection of toys Some of them are very amusing. Hamlin keeps we'll selected stock of goods, and besides the toys you will find books, pictures, frames and lots of other useful and orna mental things, at pricesto suit the times.
 Trinity church decoration services were held Christmas eve, at 2 o'clock, were very interesting, and the singing especially fine The decorations of the church were beautiful, and the taste dis ] played in the arrangement of the greens reflected great credit to those having charge of 1t. Without doubt it was the pfettiest that we ever saw in any church [. MT. Henry Warner, of Taunton, has shown us some leaves, freshly picked from. gooseberry bushes in his garden, also some dandelion flowers, found grow. ing in his lot These things are pleasant to look at now, but we fear that the warm weather for several weeks past will injnre the prospects of fruit-grow- CTS, next year.
 -sFrom The Daily T1ibane. of Lawrence Kansas. dated Dec, 10th, we : Clip the following, which will be read with plea, snre by the many friends of Mr. F. T: Bolsfordl who from still mere recent ac7 I countsis now in Topeke. ''F. T. Bots, ford, one of our former University stu dents, aad one of the handsomest and ''steadiest" young men wo know of, pas sed through Lawrence to-day on his way to- oTopeka, where he is in the law office of Hon. Jno. Martin. He received 6 very cordial welcome from his old friends in Lawrence, He has been visiting in the East for several months." 4.
 MT. H.. E. Couch, the well-known photographer of Dahbury, took a@ pie 'tpre of pur humble. self, cabinet size, just to see how we would appear in frame, after which he presented Us with three editions. Those who know us best, say ihat the pictures are perfect We prize this gift very highly, and we feel quite certain thatif our readers desire real good picture that they will fiud that Mir. Couch is an excellent artist, one that can |tdo his work in a manner to equal tie best. Give him a call when visiting Danbury.
 !. Messrs. Vim. H. Hoy, Charles Skid more and Phiio Clarke are building a walk on the street in which they live Itlwould be good thing to build d plank walk, if none otber from below the resi- denee-of Marcus c; Hawley, Esq, down to the wafkslaid. by tie abov.-named gen tleman. A,plank walk is a good walk. aad is about as cheap as any How many will subscribe to help build one from Newborn street down to the bridge in Sandy Hook Speak up, every one, ut once.
 MT. .Saml. Hswley, of Z,ar, died We'd pesday, Dec, 18th, and was buried last Saturday. The funeral being held at 5 o'clock, and the services conducted by ERev. F. w. Barnett. Mir. HaWlry was |a great sufferer, having twice been oper- fated upon, yet being advanced :. ih years all efforts to save his life were unayailing kDr W. c. Vile, his attending physician Eand surgeon, did all that human skill Eegnld do, and was unremitting in his. at Mention to hls patient. Mir. Hawley was highly respected citizens, and the an aouncement of his death was received with deep regret by all who knew him, - v ' l.- :.