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The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-26
Editor Of The Bee :.

DANrELsoNvILLE, July %, 1877.
DEAR SIR The recent ordination in
Newtown was a ceremony, no doubt,
entirely new to the majority of those
present." and SO far as comforting the
order of the Priesthood is concerned
may have been "the only ordination of
the kind ever observed in Newtown. ;"
There are, however, some facts in histo-
ry which, in view of this ordination,
may be of interest to your readers.
Trinity parish dates its beginning
among the earliest in Connecticut, and
has a record full of noteworthy Incl
dents. A few of these transcribe in
the language Of periodical contempora-
ny with the events
"On Wednesday the 9Th inst. [Oct,
1906 was holden at Newtown, the ad-
journed Convention of the Protestant
Episcopal Church in Connecticut. At
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. procession was form
ed from the house of the Rev. MIR. Bur
hans, consisting of the Bishop [Jarvisl.
Clerical and lady members of the Con-
yention, with large number of the pa
rishioners of the Church in that town,
and an excellent band of music. \ ***
1t is but justice to say that a crowded
and uncommonly attentive assembly bore
testimony, that the public services on
like occasion, have seldom been more
impressively performed. A select choir
Of singers, accompanied by the band of
instruments, are entitled to their shareof
notice, for having added much TO the 80
lemnity of the occasion. **** On
the Sunday following, the Rev. Elijah
G. Plumb was admitted to the order of
Deacons in the Church at Newtown, and
confirmation was administered. On
which OCCASION as one remarks who
was present, between 80 and 80 persons
were presented, to whom the Bishop ad-
ministered the solemn rite, with digni
fed gravity that deeply affected con-
gregation Of more than 1900 persons. +"
Twenty years later similar events took
place, and are thus recorded =
1.-THE annual Convention of this Do
cese was held at Newtown on the 7th or
sth of June [1S26l. $500 The Ri.
Rev. DR.. Brownwell admitted Mr.. E. NJ
P. Wells, and Mr.. T. W. Colt, to the Ho-
ly Order of Deacons.
The above facts POSSIBLY there are
others of like nature) show US that
there have been important gatherings of
the Clergy and Laity, at Newtown, and
these events, aside from their direct pur-
pose, have had their influence as salient
points in parochial history.
A. T. PARSONS.
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The Ar. q Kissing.

There Is boy connected With the
Chronicle Office who mixes the ink for
the rollers and carries the telegraph mes
sages, who clsiins to he able to give points
TO anybody In the art of kissing. The
following 10 the result Of his mature ex-
perience Never kiss Young girl II she
don't want you to. The main ingredi-
ent that makes kissing enduyable is wiz
lingness on the part Of the female. II 1t
deepens into anxiety. 80 much the better
When girl claws into u mans hair and
scratches bis face like little fool-drop
her at once. She Is destitute Of good
sense and natural affection, and the SOON
er you begin making love to her sister
the better. As long as girl don't claw,
and yell, and struggle like panther. Its
perfectly safe 10 continue prospecting.
Get little behind her, pass the right
arm round her waist in front, take her
left hand in your left, and If you don't
know what TO DO next go and associate
with the boys in the First Ward.
If you are just beginning to teach
shy young girl, who has only been kissed
heretofore by her brothers and father,
touch your lips gently to her forehead.
She will take this for an exhibition Of
profound respect. When that position
has been gained working the way down TO
the lips is as natural and easy as the
course of a log sliding down Mackay g
Fairs wood tilpme.
Never sit down to kiss. 1t looks awk.
ward in case anybody is looking, and
seems awkward anyhow. Stand up, and
the closer you press the girl the higher
estimate she will place on your good taste
common sense and experience.
Kissing married ladies is a separate
branch of the art, and requires constant
practice Where tenderness and a little
hesitation and bashfulness, if well put
ON, so long way with young girl,
such nonsense is not swallowed by a
married woman to any considerable ex.
tent. Be warm, vigorous and hearty and
above all things be frequent One of
the prime requisites on such an occasion
is a quick ear for the footstep in the hall,
and nice calculation as to how long it
will take husband to reach the door after
he has passed the head of the STAIR By
the time the worser half Of the family
gets his hand on the door-knob, you
must be seated in a far corner of the
room, intently perusing the stock quota
tons of the Eoening Chronicle Germs So
a year in advance.)
A kiss can sometimes be snatched
when the husband is in the room, but
this requires skill and is risky. The 9th
er day married lady on B street asked
her husband to wind the clock, and q
young man in the room thought he saw
his golden opportunity and went for it.
If that clock hadn't had mirror just
below it that young man would have
been all right; but now he's going about
with black eye and nose badly out of
| joint. This is one Of the vicissitudes of
kissing from mere impulse Virginia
| MEN, Chronicle
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Editor Of the Bee ):

On THE HoUsAToNIo, July 81, 1877.
DEAR SIR :-In your issue of the 10TH
inst. appeared such truthful yerifcalion
of the ways and means of the N d.
A. for making and enjoying genuine jol-
lificatlons, that am as incompetent to
resist the honest tugging of my heart
strings to utter word of endorsement,
as was to decline their ''invite' to some
of the festivities so correctly cited in
your item In the same breath allow me
to stamp the precincts of old Newtown,
by socially and physically as unsurpassa-
BILE. Methinks ! hear an echo resound-
ing from the cliffs of your beautiful
s'Glen," asking IF not why not p and
I'll try to make an attempt to respond
Socially" because there is no commu-
nifty of corresponding size that can pro-
duce greater combination of perfect
harmony of spirit, true knowledge of
the invention and prosecution of whole
some pleasure, ease and elegance, and
last but not least graceful courtesy
which everlastingly impresses all who
are fortunate enough to enjoy it-three
elements SO entirely necessary but SO sell
dom found.
physically" because of its elevated
situation, the pure and invigorating air
sweeping SO abundantly over its gener-
GUS hills, that it cannot fail to impart
health and vigor to all who patronize its
bounty together with that of the Gen.
tral-unless they are tout all night till
broad daylight" These encomiums to
strangers may appear overdrawn, but |
know whereof speak, and non-believers
must "bide bit" to be convinced.
While there take drive to Danbury,
and sup with mine host of the "Woos-
ter but don't take your neighbours "yel-
low dog" with you or you will surely
get divorced-from the dog. Also pat
ronize the lovely drives around the Glen,
up the banks of the Housatonic, through
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-26
DAXBURY NOTES.

A tree In the yard Of Grandson Foot,
upper Main street. was struck by light
ming during the shower of Tuesday OF
last week.
The thIrty-hve thousand dollars loan,
for our centre school district, has been
taken by Hartford capitalists.
Peaches In our market begin TO have
healthy look, and In week or so may
be safely handled.
At the Turner House, on Thursday
evening, VIM. Burke, ESQ, and lady,
were the recipients OF jolly surprise, In
commemoration Of the tenth anniversary
of their welded life.
Mr.. j. W. Sagendorf will reopen his
School for Boys In Danbury Sept Sd,
1877. the school has now become an es-
tablished thing and deservee the patron
age of the public.
The picnic and summer night festival
of Humane Hose Co. No. 1, on Monday,
passed off agreeably and successfully TO
all concerned. About three hundred
were present in the evening, and festivi.
ties did not close until o'clock Tuesday
morning
Our farmers are vending potatoes on
the street at rs cts. and 81 per bushel
The yield of the tuber this season is pro-
digious, and the bugs, as far as we learn
have done but little harm. For won
der we do not hear any thing of the
rot.
On Saturday evening little colored
girl was run over by two-horse team,
on the Main st. crossing at Concert Hall.
Fortunately she was not very badly
hurt, but 1t was narrow escape.
The Methodist Sunday school holds
it's picnic at Parlor Rock, near Bridge
port, via. Housatonic road, on Thursday
Of this week. On Wednesday last the
Episcopal Sunday school occupied the
grove at Reading, and on Thursday the
Uniyersalist choir excursion.
Mr.. Fl. NJ. Robinson, the popular Jew
eler, wishing to make change in his
store, offers his entire stock at reduced
prices. In his circular (Which you will
find folded in your paper Mr. r. says:
"Our variety is too extensive to enumer-
ate articles and prices in a circular, but
would say, come and see for yourselves
and we will satisfy you we mean bust
ness" We are glad to hear that Mr.. Rs
increasing business necessitates the
change
Reed & Stevens extensive shirt facto-
ry, on New street, is doing good bust
ness, and have turned out three hundred
dozen shirts, on an average, every week
since the 1st of January, and are now in
need of more hands to meet the increas-
ing demand The establishment is q
marvel of neatness and order. In order
to secure motive power at all times, the
machinery is run either by steam or wa
ter. A large addition to the barn is be-
ing made. Mr.. Benham contracted for
the work, and has had several workmen
employed the past week upon it.
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The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-26

The Shepaug R. X. Co. are making
extensive Improvements of their road at
Roxbury Falls, replacing with solid ma
sonry portions of the road bed carried
away by the fresbets of last winter,
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-26
Editor Of tie Bee !:
NEwTowN, July 20, 1877.

NEwTowN, July 20, 1877.
MIsTHER EDITuHR:-I am wondrer
and | am a strangher--or in the Ian
guage of the ohldesth and mosth respect
eth Merchanth of Newtown, tramph.
Now Misther l half mi COMPLAINTS to
The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-26
For Rent,

nice room. suitable for = shoemaker, or har.
nessmaker. can be rented, BY ap plying to
SANFORD. 4 HAWLEY,
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light, the smoke OF the incense curling
lazily up TO the frescoed dome. the
priests in elaborate robes kneeling
around the bier.-it WAS like a mastery
composed picture. When the ceremo-
MES were concluded, the coffin was
lifted from the platform by SIX young
friars and borne to a gondola in waiting
at the steps near the portals. The
priests, carrying a huge golden crucifix
and several tall gilt torches, unlight@d.
crowded into the bow and stern OF the
floating hearse. which wa' attached by
a long rope TO another gondola occupied
by oarsmen. Following these were t*o
or three covered gondolas whose con-
nection with the ~obsequies was not
clear To me. as they appeared To be
empty. Slowly down the narrow canal,
in that dead stiffness which reigns in
Venice, sweep, the sombre ~flotilla. bear
ing its unconscious burden To the
| Campo Santo. The air was full OF va
grant spring scents, and the sky that
arched over all was carved Of one vast
unclouded turquoise. In the deserted
church were two old crones scrapine
up the drippings Of the wax candles
from the tessellated pavement. Moth
ing except time is wasted in Italy
r. Il. Aldrich's Travel Sketch. in Janu
arv 4fL0ufyc
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Foreign Funerals.

AS 1 have said. though in a different
sense, they make much of their dead
abroad. l was struck by the contrast
the day We reached home. Driving
from the steamer, we encountered a
hearse struggling down Broadway. 1t
attracted as much reverential attention
as would be paid to an ice-cart
1 happened to witness a picturesque
funeral in Venice. 1t was that of q
chOrus-bOy, in q church on one of the
smaller canals somewhere west of the
RialtO. I stumbled on the church &C.
cidentally that forenoon. and was not
able to find it again the next day,-a
circumstance to which the incident
perhaps owes the fairy-like atmosphere
that envelopes it for me. The building
had disappeared, like Aladdin's palace,
in the night
They were performing q mass Is I
entered. The great rose window behind
the organ and the chancel windows
were darkened with drsperies. and the
colossal candles were burning. The
coffin, covered with a heavily embroid-
cred pail, stood on IN elevated platform
in front of the magnificent altar. The
inlaid columns glistening in the candle
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1877.
Eclectic Magazine
Foreign Literature.
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NOVEMBER 81, 1876.
AZ a Trade Mark for Cigars--The
representation of an artesian well and
the words La Flor DE- Prairie du Chem.
TO John Elbliny, NcGreg0r. la.
Tuck Markers for Sewing Machines
Allen Johnson, OttUmwd- Ia
Mode Of Hanging RrciprOcatIng Saw
Gangs-Oliver q. Meigs, Dubuque. IL.
Axle-GreaSe-Mdrtcn Anderson, Elk
horn station. Neb. soap. sulphur, coal
dust and water in a heated state II
"run off" into moulds 10 form pieces
that can be conveniently applied by
placing them in lubricating chambers
fixed over aXleS.
Electro-yapOr Biths-Th0mas ".
Johnson and j. y. Cherry. k-okuk. Is.
\ cover similar ~ a carriage top, un-
folds and cover the patient in the tub.
Current Water-Wheel-D. q. BenJa-
min, Lawrence. Kansas.
Thills-Washington BENSON. Grin
nell, la. The thillS are curved l|dterally,
to allow the horse in the shafts Ia walk
in one Of the tracks male 10y Il double
team.
WagOn-Brake I.evers-Jo5iah +
McAfee, Topeka, Kansas.
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JANuARY.

o wrSTBR Frozen pulse snd heart Of fre'
what less IL theirs ~ho from thy Kingdom turn
Dismay I'd. and think thy snow . srulpiured arm
or DEATH Far sooner Tn midsummer tire
The streams than under ice. June could not hire
Her roses to foreso the strength they learn
In sleeping on thy breast. No nres can burn
The bridges thou cost lag y here men desire
In vain 20 build.
o Heart. when loves SON goes
To north ward. and the sounds Of singing cease.
Keep WARM BY inner nre,. and rest In peace
Sleep on coutent. as sleeps the patient rose.
Walk boldly on the white. un'rodfsn SHOWS
The winter In The winters own release!
IN. H.. In January Atlantic.
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Yonkers Gdzetts: As She took ~ he
old mans stocking aud looked az the
hole in the heel. she raised her specks
up a little higher. aud exclaimed: Well.
its an open question, dArued II il amt,
whether to patch or darn" and her eyes
moistsnei As memory carried her back
to the golden dsyso OF her glrlhOoi, when
she picked b,ackberrieS all the liyeiong
day and never a stocking on.
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The London Wouen's Printing Sc-
ETY.. limited. just established. affords
girls an opportunity Of receiving thor
ough instruction In tyF-@stting and
the lighter branches Of printing. After
a months trial the girls enter upon q
three-years' apprenticeship. during
which small but increasing weekly
Wages are maid.
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One trial of DObbins' Electric Soap
RI. l.. Cragin & Co, Philadelphia. Pa
will make you a firm believer in its
merits ever after. Give it that trial.
please. Your grocer has il, or will get it.
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- -
Manufacturer aad wholesale dealer In all kinds q
tinware. plain tin. copper and sheet iron wa re.
pressed and lapanned ware, and table glassware;
also, rags and metals. Cedar Rapids has quite a
number OF good wholesale houses. but none 10
doing . better business than the above named
house and there Is no house IN his line I'm The
state that is doing As fine a trade. The house hs
a number Of travelling men that visit Ali part .
our State. To all Interested In hts line we would
say II will pay you 10 call. "a he can give you
goods At eastern prices. Call aud see him ri s.
Iowa Avenue, in his new block.
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Asthma.

TSr snSscr ters are nsac:ar-ursr 40 ...yf-
--sfs Of a.. K y. Eez<g's Cefe Md Asts1s
Psfies- ~Eicb :. Ea1ogbtesiT ne Sese asth0s
rene y yet Gi-sov-T-d Liant relief x9Afss-
ICED - rgrrhAs> re- refunfed- We ooi ~ .Ls
zted cine ~ hoTssO s three siEes- weich rs,s-i 20
- 50 1EssI Fersrb- reci1tinf neeAn ystss
ave the medicine pyo2pdy orwarueo ~
Il AL. POSTPAID All san pies serf free 70 s1t
vso p AZ desire Price per doz "a SLst-
p. Henry. Csgran 4 Co. ~ T.. John D. rsrkH
sons, Cineinasfs. Ohio: Eicrasoson Co- =
cfess ETHkIDGk ICLLERkCo keoe u
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re- r. +. Eunkei,~ Birfpr ~ me ~ Iron
has never beer xnown 70 fail IN the cure of weak
ness. attended with symptsms: tnfispostfon 10
eXertioD: loss OF memory: diHcnlfy or breNh-
ing; genera weakness: horror OF q s-ase; WEAK.
nervous trembling: dreadful hor-or % death:
night sweafs: cold feet: weakness: ftufne-s OF
vision: Ia guor; universal lasstrude OF the mus
cular system: enormous appetite. With dysp~ptic
symptoms: hot hands: snsntns ~ fhe body. DRY
ness OF the sh,r: pallii couatsnsne- and erGp-
tious on the fsse: purifying The blood. pain IN
black spo.s hyipg before tire eres with temporary
sum sion and loss OF sight: want % attention.
etc. Tbese sy mptc-ns al arise rom e va es.
ana 20 remedy That, zee = =. Er>EEsS STSr
Wine ~ Iron. II never falls ThHGsa ad< re n1s
en,ovinz health Who have used H. ra<e saiy T.
r KryKsLS.
eew-re q, roun-e---'ts and tase Im.-e tons. As
Eunk~Is Bitter Wine 90 Ir7u u 80 weii Erc~nsi
over rne country druggists them SEW . MAKE Al
imitation and try m ps'-s u Of % their rnsto~-
ers. when they cal for kGak-i's Bitter H3re OF
Irnr-
Kunke's sirter Wire % iron - pur u N IN
81 no tie. ard rs q yellow wrarp>r 7ir-iY Sa
on the OUTSIDE with RE pr0p-i.inrs photosrsSh
on TIE urapp.- 81 esrh bottle A~sEs s~ok 'or
fhe pSosngraph On he outside. as9 goa VIII
stxAvs be SIRE 20 g the g-ruf1s- - n-r artirlr.
or SIT for s. Soid by druggists zna dealers er-
erywhere.
TaDe Worm Removed Alive.
Yeat aad n, cssnpse'e In twe q 'H-s W fe- ti
h~af pa<s-s Seat. pin aat stomach No- . ne
moved hy ~. NUsEgL ~ North SiEEl street..
Phi.s .e.peia Pa send sr ~f-calsr. For re-
moving ail ordinary worms. sz'i on vo1r rug
giss az, get . bottle OF WokA STkUP.
fnes. p
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a Are you suffering with y cold. cough or any
bronchial complaints ~ az. 90 TO your druggist
and get a bottle Of EIlert's Extract OF Tar ana
Wild Cherry. II Is the best known remedy for all
such complaints. Sold bv all druggists.
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are good days coming for the p.-tiche.
notwithstanding what its Gctrac;ors
say sgains; it-PaTis Cor. Lgnd0n
Ratrdres9rs Chronicle.
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Never saGsnder q moment FOR Te are nsver
sure o: IN hour. neither delay the purchase ~
Eilert's DayliGh. Liver Pi'lS-
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Help for Hard TimeS."-Read the
advertisement elsewhere on this sub
subject You can not expend a small
sum just nov better. than to get the
help there offered.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-01-04

In all cases OF io1bt lean 20 5ne side mcrcy
and In oil cssen OF aches snd pslGs try Eilart's
Daylight Liver Pills.
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n Uncle Sans Harness OIL Will make cid
leather soft and pliable as when new, and prevent
the ripping OF the stitches. Try It.
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The Detroit Free Press dominates the
widow of Gen. Custer 10 beP s'mistresS
at Monroe. Michigan.
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For eruptive diseases of tue Nm. pimoies Ant
bsssehes. vsge,ine IS the greatest remedy. rs IL re
moves from the system the producing eAase.
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IL 10 now admitted by Doctors. Druggists snd
rup.urcd people that ES SPRING PAu
BELT TRUSS Is the hest and easiest known The
Factory Is n Council Bluns. Iowa. Rex lio-
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ArCETC SIX $40 Chrome, pREs
AUfIN - ". NUsToS8Co. chicago u


Trains are run by Chicago time
CosSEcTlOss-At Des Noinee. CHICAGO. hDfs
Islsad q Pacihc, and Des Hoines a IpdiSn"is
Railroads..
western Railway.
Att. Dodge with the Illinois Central Railway
GEORGE ". OSfLyIE-
Gen Ticket Agent
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- For Influenza. or horse distemp-r. there Is
no bettsr remedy than Usc.e Sans Condition
Powder