The bee., 1877-09-27

onefr TOT Sso, ana S2s. They are war
 ranted.
 To all those In want of books we
 would call attention to Major Grcene's
 new advertisement. It is just as easy to
 get your books of him as it Is to patron.
 ize out of town houses.
 Mir. II. Sanford has the incest lot of apples to be found anywhere else in
 town, consisting of Rhode Island Green ings and Roxbury Russets Those wish ing to purchase should call and secure some of them before they are all sold.
 We take pleasure in calling attention to the advertisement of Mir. II. T. Nich- ols He is trustworthy gentleman, and those who have any business to transact in his line would do we'll to call upon him
 Mr. l.. s. Barnes has rented the house just vacated by Purtze, at Taunton Pond, and has given the house clean. ing out. Mir. D. M. Reynolds has been painting tbe rooms, and other parts of the house, the past week.
 Miss Della Botsford, assistant teacher in the Newtown Academy, while driving past the residence of Pbilo Clark, Esq., accidentally upset the carriage, Tuesday morning, and was thrown to the ground. She fortunately escaped injury.
 Turkey buyers are paying only 13 cents per pound for live turkeys, and say as soon as frost comes they will be worth but 10 cents. We advise all those who have any to dispose of, to sell early
 We heard several persons say that they would have attended Dr. Miller's lectures, if they had known they were to be more than one night, but they could not stop to read such lenghty poster.
 Mir. L. B. Stillson, whose illness we mentioned some time ago, still remains sick, but is more comfortable at the house of MT. James Lake, where he was removed to, by his son, conductor Still son.
 Patrick F. Kane, formerly bar tender at the Central House, commenced this week to run pedlar's wagon for Thos Demute, of Danbury, and will call on his friends in Newtown, Sandy Hook, 1 md vicinity.
 We notice several trees that have been injured by the hitching of horses Q hem. Some of them are young trees, md it $ too bad to destroy them, or nave them disfgured by horses gnawing hem.
 There was large attendance at St. 2osa's church on Tuesday morning. The occasion was the forty hours dvotion ervice. The picnic, which we amour ed would take place on the 2Oth, was It is rumored that it will ake place Oct. 2d, but we cannot find mt anything definite.
 The Newtown Aqueduct company lave repaired their springs, and put hem in good condition. Besides this hey have made new spring, and it is xpected that these repairs and additions will meet the demands for water to those sually supplied, when they are filed. The springs are all dry at present. |
 Billy Wentzle brought to Taylor's Iotel, a very fine raccoon, which he shot . the woods near MT. B. Curtis house.
 short distance from Sandy Hook, lilly owns musket, and dog named at, and when he shouldered his musket nd called to Pat to fall in, and carry off he dead coon ''you ought to have been nere
 A sand hill crane, measuring seven ret from tip to tip, and standing five get and half high, was shot and kill l, Friday, Sept. 14th, bya young man amed Edgar F. Northrop, residing Tn Ianoyer, district of this town. This ird, it is supposed, got lost, and makes le second one ever killed in this vicin- y,
 A miserable scamp stole MT. Edgar F. awley's umbrella of the cars, in Pitts cid. The umbrella was lent to us, and e forgot it. Edgar's brief experience l the umbrella line is not very fiatter- g, but he has this comfort. "He that veth to the poor, lendeth to the Lord" Te have no doubt but that the Lord