The Newtown bee., 1877-10-25

[ dIer lo send twenty-five cts, 10 Nathan w. Fitzgerald, Washington, D. O., and receive TIE Boys IN BLuK for one year, -sform Lake hilot (lowa)
 Mrs. Henry Sanford, and daughter Annie. have gone on visit to Staten Island. for few days,
 Do not forget Prof sedgwlek's "lllu minated Lecture" Illustrated by the sler. eop,Ieon. this tTbursdayl evening. al the Congregational church Those who at' tended his entertainments two years ago will remember tha, they awakened great interest. Attend the first lecture. to- night. Course Tickets, SIPS. single tickets 35 cents. For sale only al the post-ofiice,
 Mir Levi E. Stillson of whom mention ha. been made in former issues, died st the rosiuenee of Mr. James Lake in flaw leyville, "Wednesday Oct. lith. Mir Stillson suffered greatly during his i'll. ness, and though having the best Of care, nothing could be done 10 relieve him. His son, Conductor Stlllson, was unremi,,ing in his attentions to his father and WAS with him much of the time dur. ing his illness. The funeral took place Thursday, Rev, J P, Hoyt, officiating, after which the remains were taken To Trumbull for intermeni
 Rev. J. P. Hoyt will, on Sunday even ing, al 8 o'clock, Nov. 4th, again lecture in the Congregational church, selecting for his subject one of the familiar hymns in the Hymnal, and give history of it's author. These lectures are highly in. structive, and in order lo meet wishes of those who have requested that they will be continued, Mr Hoyt announces that he will endeayor 10 hold this service the first Sunday evening of each month, during tLe Winter. To all those who have not attended these lectures we would urge them to go, for they are profitable and interesting
 The serious operation for stone in the bladder was successfully performed, on Thursday last, by Dr. K. P Bennett, as- sisted by his son Dr. W, c. Bennett, and his brother, Dr. F. N. Bennett, of New town. A number of small stones, one or two as large as hickory nut, were re- moved, when q large one, contained in a sack, was discovered. This was removed with great difficulty, was in form cube and measured 4 34 inches each way The patient, Mir. Coley Bartram, of Dam bury, was doing well at last accounts, though grave fears were entertained, at the time of the operation, of fatal re- suit from inflammation.
 Dr. Fiske, tbe celebrated clairvoyant physician, of Norwich, Conn, has visit. ed Norwalk and Dan5ury regularly ey- cry month for the past six months, and has performed many remarkable cures. The Dr. comes highly recommended. and we advise all those that are afflicted to consult him. He describes every secret disease at sight. and prepares medicines for their cure. The Dr. can be consulted at the Norwalk Hotel, Norwalk, Conn.,, Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,, Oct 29;h. 30th and 3lsl. The Dr. can also be consulted at the Wooster House, Danbury, Conn, Thursday and Friday. November the 1st and 2d, and Saturday the Sd until II A. NJ. See his advertise ment.
 Superior articles in universal request are always counterfeited, and the pirates of trade. who pick up living by derre- dating upon the rights of others are con stan,ly trying to cheat the public by substituting, initiating and falsifying Simmons Liver Regulator; bu, beware take none except under our copyrighted. engraved label, with seal, signature and stamp of J. H. Zeilin & Co.
 To the Ladies of Nswtown and Vicinity.
 Having just received new stock of la dies that's, of the very latest styles, and s choice selection of flowers, wreaths, rib bons and feathers, I would most respect fully invite you to call and examine my selections. feeling confident that can furnish you with what you desire. at prices as reasonable as can be obtained elsewhere. Respectfully, M FERa UsoN,
 Main Street, Newtown.