The bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-1877, 1877-07-26

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Zone who was Present." by mistake were
left out In this weeks issue. but Will APP
pear next week. We hope that our cor
respondents win excuse Us, this time.
We could not learn the full particulars
Of the clam bake. held Tuesday. In which
Messrs Glover. Clark. Warner, with 9th
or friends participated. We hope that
some present will send us the full par.
ticulars for next weeks Issue.
Captain George Carriers little son has
been quite III for the past two or three
weeks, but we hope he will recover
soon.
Lewis Higgins die at the town poor
house on Monday. Higgins formerly
lived nears Dodgintown, and was well
known as well digger.
Several fats were thrown from the
Housatonic railroad track lats week. near
Trumbull station.
Mr.. VIM. r. Leland has q neat ice-
cream saloon attached to present place Of
business, and will furnish customers at
the shortest notice.
Justice Belts lugged a swelled lip
around with him Saturday, the result
of a bee sting. Queer place to look for
honey, was 1t not.
The young people of New Milford
will give another entertainment to-mor.
row friday evening.
The printer made us say that Martin
Lillis, of Walker Farms, shot his friend
while showing him pistol. 1t was the
other way. He shot himself.
Mr.. Charles Beardsley, of Mile Hill
lost fine young steer, on Tuesday July
18th. 1t was struck by lightning stand
ing beneath a tree. A lady living In
Sandy Hook saw the bolt descend and
remarked that the lightning struck near
Mr.. BIS residence, and the finding of the
dead streer proved the correctness of her
statement.
Mr.. Charles Rinnisland has an excellent
segar, which he sells for sets. called the
"Capadura."
We regret to learn that the eldest
daughter of Mr.. jerome Northrope is
quits sick DR.. F. N. Bennett is in atten-
dance and expects to see his patients
health soon restored
Mr.. A. Washburn of Danbury is doing
the mason work on three new houses
just erected in Sandy Hook.
The order and delivery wagon OF
Hopp & Cohn Tailors Of Danbury, was
in town Tuesday. The wagon attracted
considerable notice, and doubtless is
paying institution to its owners
We take pleasure in calling the attent-
ion Of our readers to the advertisement
of D. G. Cosier, undertaken, of Danbury,
a gentleman who has bad many years of
of experience in his line of business He
keeps constantly on hand well selected
stock of caskets, collins, &c, and visit
t, his neat establishment, at the Bridge,
in Danbury, will satisfy any one that he
can furnish goods as cheap as any other
house in the state.
A Hawleyville farmer went into his
rye field, and saw that in the center
there was very large place made, as if
some one had trampled upon it, and won
ders who could have been SO mean as to
do that.
Our obliging ticket agent, G. B. Tay
lor, left Saturday last on the evening ex-
press for pleasure trip, and expected to
60 to Niagara Falls, but since then the
railroad strikers have been changing
time tables and routes, which will prob
ably cause G. B. to strike for home.
The following is the list of letters re-
naming in the Newtown Post Office Ju-
ly oath: Z.
Mrs. Minerva Clark, Mrs. Lydia Cor
bett. Mrs. Margaret Conner, Philip
Brand Myer, John O'Brien, Mrs. Frank
Sanford, Miss Lulu G. Way.
Persons calling for any Of the above
letters will please say advertised"
s. PECK, P. NJ