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The Newtown bee., 1877-10-11
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wooDnURr,S OCT. 7rH, asv7l ' Editor o) 1e Dee. .-.,, d,
 DEAR sIR:--lt was supposed tha, 'woodbury voted no license, by three majority, but now it turns out ,ss 1t it said, tns, there were seven illegal yotes. Aiso, irregularity of glsring character has appeared, which shows beyond ques. ton, that no legal vote was had on thai subject, and therefore. under the general . law, 1t is the imperative duty of the old board to jury, as we'll as the new board i after that to grant licenses, VOTER.
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cries out, "This way, madam--I'm Mir.
 Tyler" If this be true q do not kno W whether It Is or not am afraid law yer would say, 4 he thus obtained pas senger, he would be getting goods un. Der fnlse preienses,' and bring himself within tho siaiule. At any rate, Il would be a mean, snenking business, But po,hhg eoulu bester show Tyler's plpn- Ianiy, HAitis lrue that ono cannot get n passenger without using his name, As James Dc Forest would say, I'm going I.e lssalrs into this,n I am,yery sure AoddArd would mot Approye of such sransactions, and wosld volunteer good adyics M NAnELEss.
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ODD POPULAR sUnERsTITIoNs.

The following supersiiIions, handed down by traditions from the past, are fer venily believed in, in many parts of this Fcounuy audiby people who rank among the most intelligent: ,- ~.r
 White specks on the nails are luck. Whoever reads epitaphs loses his mem ory. IVY
 Torock.the cradle'when empty is inju- rious to the child.
 To eat while bell is tolling for fun .eral causes toothache. s. The growing of hen indicates some approaching disaster. ~
 When mouse knaws a gown, some misfortune may be apprehended. E. lHe who has teeth wide asunder must seek his fortune in distant land.
 Whoever finds four.leaf trefoii-sham- rock--should wear it for good luck.
 When children play soldiers on the roadside it forebodes the approach of waH RA ak
 Beggar's g bread should be given to chi drep who are slow in learning to speak Ifa child less than twelve months old be brought into a cellar he becomes fesrful.ittsas7zse-
 A child grows up proud if suffered to look intols mirror while less than twelve | months old.
 g He who proposes moyingiinto new house must send in beforehand bread and anewl lbroomI OH ,a8EE4TkU,
 Whoever sneezes at an early hour either hears some news or receives some present inc same day.
 The first tooth cast by child should be'swallowed by the mother to insure a Thew growth of teeth. k
 Buttoning the coat awry, or drawing on stocking inside out causes matters to go wrong during the day.
 By bending the head to the hollow of the arm the initial letter of the name of ones future spouse is represented.
 Women who SOW fax seed, should during the process tell some confounded lies, otherwise the yarn will never bleach twhite. 8a
 iss When women are stufing beds, the linen should not remain in the house otherwise tac feathers will come through tue. ticks.
 r When a stranger enters room he should be obliged to seat himself, if only for a moment. as he otherwise takes away the children's sleep with him.
 The folio owing are Omens of death A dog scratching on the door, or bowling in q particular manner, and owls hooting in the neigibnrhood of the house. /
 Domestic harmony must be preserved when washing day comes, in order to in- sure fine weather, which is indispensable las thateerenony is generally performed outsof doors d. , [.t.s
 Yarn spun by girl under the age of seven years possesses extraordinary vir- tues Linen made of it furnishes the best bandages for .gouty patients, and when wrought into garments forms complete coat of mail rot only against bullet and dagger, but even against the more formi- dable operations of witchcraft The very yarn itself cantoe wound into nnerring musket balls.
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AVOID THE PRINCE OF TERRoRs,

Listen! What do you hear? A cough2 2 What does it indicate? Peroaps tickle in the throat; perhaps bronchitis; it may be recent cold; it may be an effort of Inatare to clear the bronchial; it may be the deep hollow cough, boon companion ofSthat terrible monster consumption. In either case the free use of Briggs Throat and Lung Heales, is. described. will ban ish an kinds of cough and cure bronchi- tis certain, and all the early symptoms of consumption. Briggs remedies sold by s. s. Dunning.
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JOY FOR ALL AFFLICTED.

SNervouss H Headache Briggs Allevan- tor is warranted to cure Neuralgia, Nerl vous or Sick Headache, trembling and twitohing of the nerves, and all nervous diseases counteracts all poisons cures itch humors,l .pimples and erupuons; equalizes the circulation, snbdues levers, increases the action of the heart. with out exciting the brain. Briggs AlievaB- tor absolutely possesses. more curative properties than any other. preparation.
 $1 900 will be paid if not found as repre- serted. Sold by SIS. Dunning. 5
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CORNS, 60.

Language istalnost inadequate to ex- press the .toriure endured by those un happy mortals who suffer from these uni versal afflictions; the; twinging corn and painfol bunion, the torturing nail. Sc. and to say thst humanity was discour- aged, would we fear be only too true.
 Yet, there are exceptions, and these are those who have used Dr. Briggs ALLIE vIATeR and CURATIVE, the great modern discoveries for sll diseases of the feet, no matter heN severe or seemingly incura-
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Woodbury Items.

George Tyler, of the Woodbury and .Newtown stage line, is getting more and
 more popular, insomuch, itis reported,
 that the proprietor of the one-horse car. ,rysl, which runs from gSouthbury to
 Nswtown, and who suproaes he isFaa1 ming an opposition to Tyler, feel: obliged to personate Tyler when he solic- its passengers. For instance. g passen- ger steps from the cars at Newtown, and inqvises foes TylerlsS stage Ths scarryslr nan steps lboAly sfofsh, and
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HAwLEYvIlLE, Ger. 9TH 1877


 '. Editor cf 0e Bee: RN An DEAR SIR The many friends of MT Starr Policy were very much surprised to hear that he had resigned the super. intendency of the Taunton Sunday ! school, position which he has held for two years. Mir P. conducted this school in manner that gave great satisfaction, | andshis resignation causes much sincere regret among all of our good citizens. We understand Also that Mir. Polly in- tends moving to the West, and we fee, assured that when he leaves our midst i that he,Will take with him the prayers and heartfelt wishes of host of friends Hoping that you will give this space . in your next issue, remsin, tAV
 Yours truly. !
 JUSTICE.
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Reristrars Notice

The Registrars of the lst Voting Di.s trict sillSbe in session at the Town Clerks Office, on Thursday, the 18lb iost., continuously. from Q A. M until 5 P, M, for the purpose of perfecting the Registry List, and securing applcai ions from all who are entitled to be made electors. 2 N. B.-All persons wishing to be made electors must hand in their applications on or before said. Thursday. No voting on certificates under the new law, ..fB zALMON S. PECK, Registrars for 1st J. II. BLACKMAM, ] Voting Dist. | Newtown, Oct. 9th, 1877.
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.F,g T-<~%s .T.g. ,&4t1 tpAI RsTrsE, Ger 1srt 1s77


 Editor of the Bee:
 DEAR STR Your paper came to us last week, and as usual, we looked at once for the communications. One signed "Easterly" immediately "dreao" our at stention, and 1xsd it there till we read yes, and re-read it, and indeed it was well worth reading, and we are glad that Shi7 floh has such faithful friend to .vouch tfor her attractions, which we know are not overdrawn, but that "the half has notbeen told.' No mention is made of the variety of fruit that abounds on her hills and in her vales; in fact they are favored above Mt. Melodies, for they have "Berrys" the year round. We also know their generous disposition and ethau ..iey wodid gadly'sisare their spoila twi,lpus, brt'we fear heirg fruit would not bear tsassplanting, and that the i.rartfed air of Nit Nebo would be too much for them. No doubt "Easterly" has read Shiloh but wedoubt his or her ,having read the book in which Mt Nebo figures so conspiclously; however. there lis such book and wethink it must have eauite circulation, for the one in our lposseSsion:is of the fourth edition, It seems strangeto us that Newtown, with her Mr. Pleasant, Mt NebuanG attrac- tive Shiloh is not better known through, cat the world-ae think there mus; be a ., mistake somewhere, perhaps it is owing to her modesty, 'bct if Joel and I" with ';EasterIy" continue to write up her places of interest in such winning man. ner, it will soon get to be world renown- ed. .Ss .GE .-& t.a Faat} ss,i> 1,. In the 'Local Jottings" of last week, menti4n is made of an accident, which happened to young lady in town, which we take the liberty to correct It speaks of her, us upsetingthe carriage Now we know the young ladyin question brings down the scales pretty well, still we can hardly credit her tipping over a carriage The facts are, the horse being frightened commenced backing and backed the carriage up into the bank, which caused,it to upset. sel !s3as ,A.
 The angel of death visited two homes in our community, on Wednesday last, which is SD unusual occurrence, for 50 small g. place. Mrs Isaac Bassett died of coDsumptioR.and nrs. Louisa Brown sofacan cereus, afeetion. Mrs, Brown was the daughter of Mr. Charley Short, and .one ofia,familys ofsniae children, who have all lived toreaeh man and woman hood and are useful and respected citi- zens. They have indeed been fasored of God for they have had no'' vacans cEair'' their circ..e has been complete but now the chain is broken and coming to the parents, asit does. in the decline of life, it is hard. There is no heme exempt Sooner, or later The messenger must ,.cofne to all, for
 "There is DO dock however watched and
 iess7 iaf'N 2 @ Y tended But one dead lamb is there; gu ..s.sl 5.ss, There is no fireside howsoeer defended But has one vacant chair"
 "Joe."
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nIsTRICT OF NEWrOWN ss. Probate Court, D Septem Der A 1877. ksEN gF sa.. 4a -,
 Estate of Maria Fairman, late of Newtown, in said District, deceased
 vent, and prays the appointment of Commission CTS thereon.
 sORDERED-That Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in Newtown on the 2d day of October 1871, at 10 o'cocK forenoon of which all persons in interest will take notice, and appear if they see cause, and be heard there on. BENJAMIN GRIFFEN. Acting Judge
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a B.4D BRE.ATHi

Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing so common as bad breath, and m nearly every case it comes from the stomach, and can be so easily corrected if you will take Simmons' Liver Regulator Do not glect so sure remedy for this repulsye dis order It will also improve iyour Appetite, Com plexion, and General Heslth. Eg .
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DTsrRICT OF VIEWPOINT <. Probate Court

nIsrRiCT OF VIEWPOINT ss Probate Court, D Oct. I, 1877.
 Estate cf Daniel Davis of Newtown, in said District insolvent debtor.
 Thc Court of,Probate for the District of Newtowu hath limited ard allowed three months from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate represented solvcnt in which exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Henry .BoSford and Henry H Fair chi!d both of said Newtown, Commissioners to receive and examine said clams. tt, H-| IF.
 Ceryif by CHARLES FAlRMAN, Judge
 The uoscrlbers give notice ihat theyshai meet at the houeof Henry. Bosford in sad ewtown, on the sd of November, 1877, and on the lst day of Jan- uary, S7S at clock, in the afternoon on each of said days, forthe purpose of attending the business of said app6ihtmcnt. HENRY BOTSFORD, (c-.. .u.y.y
 vHENRY H. sFA LKCHLD, ConilniSs'ohefs' < fi i toner's
 lpersors indebted to said Estate are requesttdto make immediate payment to o3 e GEORGRH. BOISF oRD,l Trustee.
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SNkw HAVEN. Ger 5Tn, 1877. { ..kditor q tss Bee;
 DxAR siG:-Alloy me, to congratulate you upon ihe very much iihprosed Zap pearance of Tng BEr, and to hope that your subscription list may correspond ingly increase .sA zz4 ~a a As ] have noiiced in IBE BsE, rs gently, reports of black bass fishing, pef, hass k may anterss youf readers to learn that seven.pound bass was caught . In Lake saltonstsll few days ago, by U. M. Hatstat, In company with w A. Parsons and bis friend Bloodgopd, oi Naugatuck. Just imaginea seven. pound bass al one end of line, apdi,he saady Hook Pope at the other end. W
 Yonrs &c, f3H sJ. s
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RESTRICT OF NEWToWN ss. Probate Cour

RESTRICT OF NEWTOWN ss. Probate Court. D Sept. 18th, lS77
 Estate of Daniel Davis, late of Newtown, in said District an assigning nsoveut debtor The Trustee represents the Estate nsolvent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon. 0RDERED-1hat Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in Newtown, on the Ist day of October, IS77 at o'clock forenoon, of which all persons in interest will take notce and ap pear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
 CHARLES FAIRMAN, Judge
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Peaches.

A few more Morris Whites left,-pricc from One to Two Dollars per basket.
 VIM. PrA1T.
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hle the case may be. The thousands who have been benefited by their use, bear witness to their eiiiciency, A u.al b al that Is needed lo conylroo the most skep- Heal. Sold by E. S Dnnnine. gG 0E.
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 .Newtown, Conn. Hanocer Fire 1ns. tGo., New York;, Ag- {
 ricultural Fire ifns O., Watertown,
 N.Ys Insures scs.Ae ip the field
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 Park, N. Y. tu5h 'fftA Palmer's Emery 'Gstnder--The best thing
 for mower knives. N,6 EE -f@ Mechanical Lmgps-~'I,he best and cheap.
 est light.
 Bwden's Dash Lamp. , ..} tF glHs... 'ea f- igt Er 91 f.f Double Pointed Carpet Tacks--No heads to break off easily drawn out. bam6 Knstting Machine--Knits pair of
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 pets and machines, ,.-.. Optmus Ds-eapper lanE R-capper--For
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The Cheapest, Pure est and Best Family M e d icin e in the Worldl
 An Effectual Specific for all diseases of the Liver Stomach and spleen. s t.s.7 Regulate the Liver and prevent srttLbs CHILLS AND FE- YER !, MALARIOUS FEyERS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS REST
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nIsTRICT OF NEwFOWN ss. Probate Court,
 D October ?, 1871.
 Estate of Maria Fairman, late of Nvwtowns in
 said District, deceased. -aH x fE AAR pAt The Court Of Probate for the District of New town hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate
 represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Philo Clark
 and Aaron Sanford, of said Newtown Commission. CTS to receive and examine said claims Certified by BENJAMIN GRIFFIN, Acting Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet | at the Probate Office, in said Newtown, on the Sd days of December, 1877, and April 1878, at l
 o'clock in the afternoon, each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment @E " PHmoCLARK, }Commissioners AARON SANFORD, ip rrefs' All persons indebted to said Estate are request ed to make immediate payment to SIMEON B PECK, Administrator.
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PILES.

How nc my suffertort1re day aftef day, making life burden and robbng existence of all pleasure owing to the secret suifering from Piles. Yet re liet isreasfy to- the hand of almost any one who zsil use scientifically the remedy that has perm anently cured thousands. Simmons Liver Regu- lator, drastic violent purge, but gentle as sistant to nature
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PURSUANT to an order ftom the Court of Probate for ihe District of Newtown, will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest bidder the 18th day of Oc- tober, 1877, at o'clock in the forenoon unless pre- vi u]s disposed iof At private sale much of the Reai Esate of P6ly Fairunan, late of Newtpwl, de ceased as will raise the sum of Fourteen hudred and sixiyfJuF a3-ioo dollars. Sale to take place the Office sef the Ncw.own Savings Bank, in said New tnwI Terms made known at the time ofsalc.
 HENRY T. NICHOLS.
 Dated at Newtown Ct., this 29,h day of Sept 1877.
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If you feel dull, dfowsy debilitated, have frequent tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid liver or ''biliousness," and nothing will cure you 50 speedily and permanently as to take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDICINE. .-..s.s-v- .,, -
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A NEW ARRIVAL.

Alshough the search for Charlie Ross has pvped unsuccessful, no one need be sfnAd of not finding tssi what they 'wantat
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CONSTIPATION.

SHOULD not be sregaried as a trifling allmeni--in tact nature demands the ut most regularity of the bowels, and any de- l viation from this demand payes the way often to serious danger. It is quite as necessary to remove impure sccumula-.. tions from the bowels as it is,to eat or sleep, and no health can be expected where A rostiye hahit of body prevails
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SICK HE.4DACHE.

tC4 N/Ah A ~ ~A -<(tA V -A-A ~ . This distressing atflie ion occurs most frequent. lv. The disturbance O. the stomach, arising from the iinperfectly dlgested contents, causes severe pain in the head, accompanied with disagreeabls nausea, and thls constitutes what is popularly known as Sick Headache. fE@f Effsf ts5F ca E9ZO.F. Buy no powders or Prepared NJ MONS LIVER REGULATOR unless in our tngrz- red wrapper with trade mark. stamp and sigma tare unhroken. None other IS gennine- ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE, mAsuFAcrURED oxLH BY
 J. H. ZEibIN & co.
 PHILADELPHIA. PA. ,,rice, slOO. Sold by all Druggists.
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 ,ti5 st B4tJN Opp: Concert Hall, DANBURY. Conn. Mir. Haldin has just laid ln complete new Fall and Winter Stock, and If you want fine suIt of clothes, cAsap for cdsh, call on him.
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