The Newtown bee., 1877-11-15
LOCAL JOTTINGS

Don't forget 10 note the changes of lhe | timetable of the Housat0nc railroad, that went int1 effect Monday. Nov l2th.
 Charles Rininsland has .ornameu uied the windows of his neat, cosy barber shop, with nice curtains.
 The Ilousatonic railroad company are putting into use the now switch, which insures perfect safety.
 Pure Gum Rubber Roots only s3.4s a pair. Al L. B. Booths is where you gel lhOm.
 Smith x Perkins are at work ths week painting the residence of Mr. Arthur Peck.
 We hnvc been informed of the death of little Russell Stanly DikemsH. son of Mir Oscar Dkeman, of New Haven
 The cheapest place to buy sugars or anything in the grocery line. quality considered, is at Sanford & IlyN lcy's.
 The Governors Thanksgiving procla, nation has been issued, appointing Thursday, Nov. 29th, as a day of thank fitness
 Foster, Dudley & Co. have a new and attractive adverliaemeat out this week which our readers are requested to gaze upon.
 The lcctnre of Prof. Sedgwick. Mon day evening, proved to be the best at tended since the commcncement,an and was really fine lecture T, O. COuse has an announcement in Uni issue, that will interest lbe ladies ns well as the gentlemen, Give him call, and secure perfect fit, L E. Booth sals 10 If pounds Nice Extra (. Sugar for $l.00. Master Willie F IIawley received present from Joseph Richardson. Esq, of Bridgeport, last Saturday, in the shape of A very fine peacock. Eli Hard. the harnessmaker, of Bethel has 'tn attractive advertisement, which those needing articles in hi, line, would io well 10 read, and then cal and sec him.
 The Knights of Pythias, of Danbury. win hold their annual sociabe on Thanksgiving Eve The committee are ,lyf l,: I ,l sOCiAllG
 John Corbett. son of ATr. James Cor belt, accidentally shot himself through the hand. Tuesday. Nov 6b. Dr. Vile attended, but the wound proved to be only slight
 in the suit before Justice R6tts Mr. J R. Smith, of Taunton, got judgment against Mr. Ward, of BrookfieId. This ease was tIied week before last, and de- cided on .aSt Monday week.
 Another lot of those good raisins jus' arrived at Sanford < Hawlcy's, only 10 cts per pound.
 At the Women's Union Temperance Meeting last week, congratulatory vote was given Mir. lIalstead for refusing to sell intoxicating liquors in his store, and agreeing to support him in the course he has taken Globe
 The tickets for the Opera of Esther will be sold very rapidly, and it will be a rare musical treat Do not fail to se- cure a seat before it is too late. All seats reserved Read the posters and small bills.
 This is the season of the year when gentlemen of leisure" are passing through our town, on foot, on their way 10 Danhury and Boston, at the same time attempting to ascertain what families on their route employ the best cooks.
 H. c. Rand, of Bridgeport, has recent ly put into the parlor of Philo Nichols, Esq, beautiful slate mantelpiece Mir. George Wotfenden also purchased a handsome one from the same gentle man.
 The best Japan Tea ever offered. for 30C pound, or 3 12 pounds for $100. Go to L. B. Booths for it.
 Our correspondents will please bear with us. Their communications will appear as fast as it il is possible to find space for them. We have large number of poems, on hand, that we will endeayor to publish, at no distant day.
 In this weeks issue we present to our readers the advertisemement of 4. B. Lockwood, boot and shoe dealer, of Bethel, who offers great inducements to buyers Give him call, and secure bargains.
 Choice new Muscate Raisns (not old eandied ones) only 10c. pound, at L. B. Booths
 The new iron tank, in Sandy Hook, isl great improvement upon the old wood en affair Selectman Mitchell made the purchase, in Bridgeport, A new con ductol to the tank is needed, and when this is supplied, there will be no trouble for water at any season of the year.
 Go to L. B. Booths for Black Cash meres. Quality the best; prices the low est Send for samples
 
 The offerings in Trinity church next Sunday will be for the mission at Staf ford Springs, Ct. The Rev. Dr. Hub bard, who has charge there will be pres eut. and make known the claims of the mission, and what they suffered there from the disaster of the bursting of the reservoir last Spring