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The Newtown bee., 1877-10-04
THE ELECTIONS,

Monday was the annual election day of town officers, and having visited two other towns on that day we can say truthfully that this town was not whit behind the others for quiet and good or der; in fact there was very little excite ment, and good humor prevailed. There has been but little interest felt, other than to put in good men for the several offices, and now that the question has been settled there is but slight dissent from what has been done. The follow ing is the vote, and the names of the several candidates:
 For 70aon C7erk, and Regtstrar 9f BtrtAs
 Marriages aud Deaths. Chas. H. Peck, 278
 Selectnaen.
 Wm. N. Northrop, 1st, 273. Wm I. San ford, 2d, 2O5. R. N. Hawley, x 156 Wm. H. Hoy, 175
 Assessors.
 Saml C. Glover. 276. Edwd. Taylor ,276 ". H. Glover, x 130 A. B. Prindle, 142
 Roard of Relief.
 Simeon B. Peck, 275. Jno. Stillson, 273 E. M Peck. 145. Saml F. Tilson, 139 7opn Treasurer and Treasurer of Toson
 Deposit Fund.
 L. B. Booth, 276
 Grand Juross.
 James Farrell, 2s7. Jas. A. Wilson, 199 Patrick McCarty, 257
 C0nsta6les.
 Aaron Sanford, 275. I.J. Blackman, 273 J. H. Blackman. 275. Nor. Colligan, 269 Danl. Quinliyin, 268. Danl. Camp, 27G George Winton, 276
 Registrars cf Voters. 1st Dist. D Camp, 274. P. M. Nash, 145 sd E. Taylor, 275. c. Parsons, 146
 School Visttor. Abel B. Prindle, 147. Oh. Fairman, 272 Whole No. of Votes cast, 426
 Justices of tue Peace. Simeon B Peck, 257. John. Mooney, 251 JIM Beardsley. 25S. w. N. Northrop, ,25s Saml Barnum, 251. Jerry Carey, 25C Jas. A. Wilson, POS. R.N. Belts, Jr. .25f Wheeler Drew, 251. w. A. Bradley, 25s Wheeler Ward, 254 John Stillson, %; & B. Wheeler, 256, G. H. Botsford, 25I Chas. Fairman, 256 Edwd Eagan, 24t Eli J. Morris. 25- Constitutional amendment, No. i. pro hibiting extra compensation to public officers, IA votes for; 45 against.
 Constitutional amendment No. ?, pro hihiting cities and towns aiding railr'ds iS5 for. against,
 ForLicense. IS, No = Il At the town meeting vote was taker instructing the selrctmen to lay out read from Martin Keating's to highgay as petitioner prays for.
 The petition of James Ready to chang the line of Norsh Centre and Lands En, ] District, was also granted
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PREACHING AT TAUNTON CHAPEL.

Last Sunday services were held in the chapel, by Rev. Mr. Riddle. In the evening we attended and found quite d number present Major Greene, was present, and lighted up the chapel with several of his lamps, of which he is the agent. The church. as yet, has but one lamp, and until the Major arrived, few lanterns and tallow candles were used. We make the suggestion that a collect ion be taken up at every meeting, until sufficient money is raised to purchase lamps for the chapel. s.-.
 Next Sunpay Rev. Mir. Hill, of Red ding, will preach at Il o'clock, forenoon, and again at o'clock P. NJ.
 On Tuesday evening, at 7 o'clock, Oct. 9th, Rev. John L. Darsie, of the Disci- ples church, of Danbury, will preach. SubJec "Obeying the Gospel"
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-04

 York city, much improved in health.
 Miss E. A, B. Shepard has returned io take charge of her school, in New York city
 s. W. Trowbriige and wife, of Water bury, have been the guests of Harson Twiiehell, Esq,
 Mir. Charles B. Hawley, of ilawley' vile, returned to New York on Friday last,
 Mrs. l. 0. Homer, is visiting her brother, in AshbuTton. Mass.
 Mrs B. F. Vile, of Highland, Ulster Co, New York, and Mrs, Joseph Ward, of Pleasant Valley, Duchess Co.,, N. Y. were visiting Dr. Vile of Sandy Hook, last week.
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OUR NEW ADVERTISERS.

Dr. J. D, s. Smith presents to the af flicted very tlattering number of testi monials from those who have been bene' fitted by his treatment, and so frequent are the calls of his patients at his office, No. IF State street, Bridgeport, that the doctor is constantly busy. Those afflicted should call and see hin. His office is admirably arranged for the re ception of his patients. Read his adver tisement.
 As is stated in an advertisement on another page "a pleasant drive of nine miles will take you to the store of l., 5. Benedict & Son." etc. We cheertully recommend this firm to those of oul readers who are unuCquainted with them those who are acquainted know that the firm is pleasant one to deal with, and that they keep first-class goods, which they sell at fair prices Drive over and see them.
 Under the head of Professional Cards" may be found that of c. A, Ben edict, NJ. D., who aside from her office practice, in Bridgeport, attends to gener al practice at her home, in Hattertown and vicinity.
 Foster, Dudley & Go. have on hand an immense assortment of clothing, oi all qualities, and prices. They have overcoats from $3 up. Think of it An overcoat for $3, that will keep you warm, and is worth twice the money Come and see for yourself. Goods way down. Remember the No. 317 MaiI street, Bridgeport.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Miss Sarah F.Goodrich, of Stockbridge Mass, also MT. James B. Blakslee and wife. of St Petersburg. Penn., are the guests of MT. Wm. Blakslee. The latter will remain several weeks, visiting theil numerous friends and relatives.
 On Wednesday, Sept. 26th, Mis; Annie Fairman, daughter of Judge Charles Fairman, in company with Mrs. Josiah Booth, left town for a visit tc their friends in Chicago, and letter since received states that they arrived safely the next evening. This was fas travelling distance of 900 miles.
 Mrs. c. c. Corson, who has been visit ing few weeks, at MT. Wm. B. Prind les, Maple cottage, has returned to New
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A CORRECTION.

In our last weeks issue we made a mistake, in reference to the time oi electing a representative, supposing that it was to take place this last election. Our attention was called to it, by several and of course we acknowledged the corn. Politics is not our forte. Our intention was to gain a little advice about securing irrespective of mere party, the best man for the position of representative. Now we are certain that those who discovered our mistake, as to date, knew also thai we gave the advice, but they did mol say whether they would heed it or not.
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DANBURY NOTES.

"Right over to the Fair Ground is the cry on Main street, and the eager crowds on the sidewalks are caplivated by the refrain. We invite Newtown |, wife and family, to come over and ex- anime the brilliant display, for such an opportunity occurs only once year Bring over your new Water Works, too, and get premium.
 Did you ever see such a dust ?" No but did you ever experience such charm ing fall weather? We will stake the latter against the former. and call it even.
 The severe drouth is causing much in conyenience in the water line, and the bottoms are out of many of our wells. StiH River was never more so. In the department of fine arts, at the Fair, are several paintings on exhibition from the studio of our native artist, II. E. Couch. One of them, Swiss scene, the Wetterhorn, one of the Alpine noun tains, will attract much attention. It is a large picture, and embodes much of the grand and the beautiful. All of ! them reflect credit to the taste and skill of the artist.
 In our town election, Monday, we were favored5with four tiokets---Demo- crat, Republican, Half-and Half, and Greenback The Democrats carried il by 145 majority. License had it by a larger majority Over HOO votes were boiled.
 At the funeral of Dr E F Hendrick Sunday afternoon, there was a large concourse of our citizens in attendance Services were conducted by Rev Messrs Darsie and Hodge.
 Liquor selling on the Fair ground is prohibited.
 Our hating industry still continues ir vigorous operation, and its influence is felt in all branches of trade. The upper room of the Baptist church after being under repairs for some time was re-opened last week for the Conven ton.
 Rev. MT. Bray gave stirring temper anee sermon at the Methodist church Sunday evening.
 Two candidates were baptised at tho Disciples church one evening last week
 Rev. MT. Hershey of the West stree church, has taken charge of the course of lectures formerly under the control ot Rev. Mir. Hodge.
 At the Republican caucus. Saturday evening, D. P. Nichols, S. c. Holley H. L. Crofut and L. D. Brewster wer, appointed delegates to the Senatoria convention of the 1th District. 1 A poor deluded Danbury man bet h, could tell which cup the little joker wa under, at the Norwak fair on Thursday but he was mistaken just twenty dollar worth - Globe.
 Dr. E. P. Bennett suggest the proprie ty of establishing, in Danbury, an Asylm um for. the Insane, and reccomeGds Clap board Ridge, for tts healthy and sanitar, influences as proper place to locate tn same.
 Morris, the music man, is getting ol his feet again, and although his peds extremities are an octave below the ordi nary scale he can see sharp as ever- Democrat.
 | GYes, and though he Jas flat. by th aid of staff be Is ascending the seal and will be sharp enough to rest, now --Betha Prsss.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS

The following is the list of letters re- maining in the Newtown Post Office Oct. 1st.
 Asa Burton, Patrick Harrigan, A. s, Osborne, Mrs. Amelia Riggs, G. B. Sta, cey.
 Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say "advertsed'"
 Z. s. PECK, P. M.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-04
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

J.D. Ives, of Botsford Hill, is very ill with erysipelas.
 Read the advertisement of Mr. Wm. Platt.
 MT Bennett Blackman has horse that is very sick.
 Several articles sent us for publication we are compelled to keep over.
 Mir. David Noble has bought the house and lot belonging to MT. Thomas Aldls, and will take possession in a few days,
 The teacher of Pootatuck school were engaged for the year, instead ot the Winter term only.
 The front in Trinity Church was beautifully decorated with Autumnal foliage last Sunday.
 A temperance lecture will be delivered in the Methodist church, Sandy Hook, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Mir. John Clark, of Monroe, father. of MT. A. B. Clark, of this town, is in very feeble health.
 A new bridge has been built near the residence of MT. Theodore Lockwood, in Stony Hill.
 There was a school meeting Satur, day night, in the North Centre district school house at 7 o'clock.
 A large number of our citizens visited the Danbury Fair. Several farmers have sent samples of their crops, of which we expect to make report next week.
 There is only one more name required to complete the organization Of the Grand Army Post. Who will come for ward and enable us to obtain our charter!
 Several boys at the Ifawleyviile depot are trying their skill stealing rides, on the cars. Somebody's lamb will get hurt.
 l The half term of the Newtown acade my commences next Monday. We are informed that several pupils intend tc enter at that time. The funeral of Mrs. Robert Brown, Of Hattertown, took place Sunday, from her late residence, and was largely at tended.
 There will be meeting of the board of school visitors held next Monday Oct. 9th, in the Brick Building, at ont o'clock P NJ.
 NIT. George Woffenden moved or Wednesday. into his new house. MT Charles Hall, of Benneti's Bridge, moved into the house recently occupied by MT Woffenden, on Tuesday.
 The roads are in pretty good condition but there has nothing been done tc Newtown Street, as yet, and it is feared that unless the ponds are fenced in ,somt one will get drowned.
 MT. H. L. Wheeler will commence this week to repair his store, and witt what has already been done, these i'm provements are expected to make flint appearance. He has just received 1 splendid assortment of goods.
 The Rev. MT. Hoyt exchanged pulpit last Sunday with the Rev. Mr. Law, 0 Bedding. and they met when returning home, and held union meeting in tn schoolhouse in Hopewell district, whicl is half way between the two parishes.
 Oysters are sixty cents per quart in Danbury. and twenty-five cents pc quart in Bridgeport. We hope Mr Selleck will soon bring us some iron Bridgeport. Would it not delight ou citizens to see oysters at twenty tiy cents per quart heres
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DIED.

Miss Cornelia J. Morgan died Sunday morning, at the residence of her mother Mrs. Hannah Morgan, in the 29th year of her age. She was i'll for long time. The funeral took place Wednesday afternoon, at the Episcopal church, and was largely attended by her many friends,
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Ths Bss.
 Thursday 0d. ith, 1877, Office in Sanford & HawIey's Store,
AN ENLAR1EMENT.

Owing To our rapidly increasing pat rnaee we are enabled to present ih. friends of TuE BEE with larger popel thnn heretofore, and at the same low rate of subscription,
 We have no doubt that the enlarge ment will be appreciated, and that many new subscribers will be added to ouI list Come forward, friends, and THE BEE will continue 10 grow.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-04
SONGS WITH CHORUS

Take this Letter to My Mother,
 WiH s, Hsys, One of the most popuiN s0nss of ,as a.I, Price, 4Oc, Gathering Shells from the Sea shore,
 VII ThsSPsss, IamEssR SUcpYss-0ne firm alone, h Clncs1s. ordered lQOoo copies, Price, 4oe, Sunny Eyes of Old, Very fine song, Price, 4oe, Sweet Birds,
 Georgs Psrsly, A very elegant song companion ts "Litus Robin tel Kitty I'm Coming," pr1cs, ssc,
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SONGS.

Sailors Grave,
 ArtAu sulivoN, ftaA. Extn ans song, Price, sue. Farewell,
 GraAaR. Soprano or tenor ip r contralto. oT Baritone ia E .. Price, 55c. Happy Little Maiden,
 J, [. GLhsH Very pretty little ballad. Price. soc. Nobodys Darling but Mine,
 DosAs One of Danks' best efforts. Prio< toe. Haunting Eyes,
 J. <. 7honGs, Ballad in Mir, Thomas's most pleasing style, Price. 4Dc. The Raft, Gre Pinssts Fine descriptive song for Baritone, frle', 70
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QUARTETTES,

rhe Lost Ship,
 c, 4. Rhis, Mixed or male voices. Price, Gee. Wlln tue Tide,
 C. 4. Waite. Mixed or male voices. Price, 6sc. Welcome Tonight
 Whits, Mixed or male voices Price, Sac. Where the Rlppling Waters Flow, Mixed or male voices Price, S5c. The Fairy Boat,
 Ferrestsr. Price, 50c. ohlne Out, Stars,
 Dudley Bwk, Price, 50c. Loves Golden Days,
 c. D. Bldks. Price, 75c. Every Quartette in America should order all vf the above Tor ConceIts, testlSAiS, oerensaes vr Parlor.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-04
IN STKUM MENTAL.

Autograph Wallzes, Are the most popular waltzes of the day. Sice, I5c. Engagement Wal,zes,
 Strauss, Should purchased by every pianist, Price, $l 0J. Fall River Line blarch,
 c. D. Blake, Fine msrch for piano or cabinet organ. Price, 4vc. Soldiers Return, Morceau de Salon,
 kL<br, For piano. Excellent piano piece, not very ait- hcuit. Price, 5Uc. The Liltle ohepherdess, Exceedingly bright aud pretty, oI tue st.Is Sf " The shepherd boy" ] u;e, ooc. Bird ot the Forest, Nice summer piece. Price, Soe. Night in June, One of those fine, drealny Rsseriss in Sh,cH Wilson excels. Price, 5oe. The Morris Dances,
 Hiissa Characteristic piece for piano; one of the "Dan bury News Mans" fayurites. Price, a0c. Grand Festival March, Played by the celehrated D. s. N. Baud, " ertown. Price, soc.
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Nep Music ScLoasi and Recommended Nes Music Selsaisd and Recommended. Hes Music Selected and Recommended.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19
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9elricn,s, fur eNs County, Gentrr, uuS ION
an, 4tsn Rcntas beS Rprdt grriI ner,.
LID AM 23ttn Sage bcS GpriIs, 1877, an,
fanaen unb srpsi Wcden bauern. Nahrib.
tpir6 biemit scsceen gum Coroner, III ben erie.
eenSrintern, sum alderman unb err GpnfaS.
lesbrs ssnannttn GpuntieS BON Centre. bal;
lie hnna unb bort, UNI 10 i,br BSrnlii.oas
besstefastea Cages, nit loren ReerrbS, Snauj>
iitipacn une Gromiuaticnen uno ibrcn eiaeutn
9emfrfuneen Su erlbrinen BADEN um, bieIe
Saltcn, rtIte su tbrrn @emtcrn oCb6rsn, ~
brreiniaen uno 81 henjtnistn, tpelde i'm grIdnS.
niiit Ypn Centre Gcunts iin6 uber lein werbtn
~ erbttcn, bieie &Ia9sn sessn fe Sa fabrsn
ME Cd reht 1T.
0satben unttr iteintr Sanb, In gtlIsfonte,
am lten1ase bee San. int Sabre unIcreS Serrn
eintnuIcnb a6tbunbert Tieben nuc ftetenlia,
unb I'M burbcrterltcn Sabre Der llnaboGnaiafrtt
Der Serriniettn Staaten.
2cSi G0 @nufoM
SsrIF.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19
HIimtnn Gnnntn.

Ssutrstrunf. - Gm Dienfda brad
In Cod Sapen elm Stutr aus unb ,er.
ftSrte GrcbsrtdS 9lcd. Gde Der Raiu
unS 0rcrefr. Tie fclgsntcn Sirmeu
tewctnten has @etduee unb traacn bic
!6auptperlulte: @alIaee, l6ittpn u. Co.,
Mrctbeter, QerluR $4,000; INif II.
&GusIer. Grcters. Serlus$lO,O00; Pad .
rr u. MeGarmid. Srfrn une Slethwaar.
IN, @erluf $4,000; @eprac Gtters.
TIudtr, gerlaR $1,000. Der @erluf
am G,sb6ube betrua S'5OO0
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-04-19

Mir fint tur6 perantportli6s Yerfc-
nea ermdhtigt bsfdnnt .u MAIDEN, bae
ale Iersebsn sessn pas Sif5gefeS
In biefer llmsegenb, nit Der sansen
G6drfe Res @elese5 ttifraft rrerben.
Tisle 8sfanntmaauns TIT niht ais Nit>
tel gum Grlhreden segeben, fpnoegn In
rcllem Grnfte. GcoprAet fem 8elebe
pcer leieet bic Strafe.