The Newtown bee., 1878-10-03

tpwu who, seoing Mr. lnuneIs mlyrr- Ilscnlenl iu the llEE, sent their ur,lcla for them, The llmuohyilie Spring Bed Co.,, muuulurlure lh"1e he la lu il aub,luullul tmnnrr Hnd alI who have used lhem say thnl they rre lhc rneap'el unI nnn, dur ohl" of any lbnI th2.j ever purchased by, fore,
 Two Conventions win Ice held this month in Bridgeport, The Democrats meet to-rluy, II orlork ln Lyrruin Hall. for ih" purpose of nominating reprrs- rumNe from lhi7 lilh Dislricu for Con- 1r"rs. Tine Republicans will meet In Franklin Hall rprthoaumc purpusc Wcl- m~'InN Oct, Wh, al lU orlnrk, The S'Ncml towns are roluc,lul to srud double the numher of delegates thut inc town Is entitled to representatives in the GrucuP Assembly,
 Al schoul meeting hcld in Middle
 District, AIr Wm II. Hoy, w,s chosen Chairman; Mir, Wm. II. lIubbrI. wus "lccl"d Conuitlrc II wn- voted al,o
 llHt inc bulanc2 in the hands of the build-
 committee be ryprndrd To paint the out.
 side of inc school house, and to rrImfl'
 stone work; it was also voted that P. II.
 'kidmorc. art us Treasurer: Alr Wm. t.
 Hki,Imoro, waS elected us teacher; II. T.
 Nichols, rr-cIcmcI IrIrrk.
 
 4 lively srhool meeting WAS held in ] Nn,rh """"e. oalur.ay evening. The
 first meeting appointed Col. L.J. Wright,
 Moderator. A. ". Peek, Clork; Arthur
 Day, Committee; and Mrs. Baldwin as
 teacher, were elected. Some little irrcg-
 HIUItic5, in the yolc taken for teacher
 caused considerable stir, and resulted in
 the appointing of rhonu, BrcnaIl. Mod- rrator Mr, Brennan Clerk: Edward
 hnrry, Committee: uLo her ballot for
 teacher taken, which mudc choice oi James <. Hnlpin
 From th" Daily Standard of Saturday We clip thr following nattcring notice in r .rrchrc to the business of lIr. Frank
 T. Bol4rord of this town, whose advcl-
 iiScm"nt appears in the BEE:
 "Wcdne.i'Iiy evenings dispatch stated
 that Kansas this year had thirty million
 bushels of wheat and that she had become the second, if not the first wheat growing St%;o in the United Sites. ALr. Frank
 f. Botsforl, who can be found at the Probate office in this city. has e5tab- iiShcd all s%cHrr for mHl,iIg First Iom- gage loans iu Kansas and A[iS-u He informs uS that through several years of experience he has moi q dcfuultimg inter- est coupon or loan that the principal and interest i9 frequently paid before due. lie has the testimony of Lhoso who have loaned hundreds of thouNand5 of dollars through this company, and they prefer Kansa5 to sily other Western stpr.
 A woman was in town last Friday. who after taking in q cargo of vile rum went i to the dcpoi to inlcia few the agent. C. B. | dit! moi interview very well. and her lady ship Csl got mad, gave C. 5. an idea ot what sine could do if she was only hispu Dy hauling off aad letting her fist fly through pane of glass. which drew forth from several cuts flow Oi blood and rum c. 5. took this Very cooiIv, ordered the woman 0ut, and assisted iii her departure" She went away but returned 10 see the Boss a. she called him about l-2 clock, (. B. answered the call, but his words were cold to her, for she immediately .iurpcI herself upon bench and declared
 she would remain until he had herarrest- ad. but (. B. got rid of her finally. and the woman canc up to the street and dWcIl in the lOcti-up the rest of the night.
 We called ali the house of ATr William L. Terrill and were shown the interior Of the new house recently built for Mr. T. by AIcssrs Otis X Gillette The house , mas been built in the most thorough work | man like manner, and is handsomely fin ' ished The mason work exhibits the ; skill of Mir. H. G. Crawford, what he has l lone is executed in the best manner. The painting hy AIr. Ru'lles is also excellent 5 AIr. TcrriiI intends to grade his front i yard and returf some If it. He has ro- i moved the old dead maple tree from tine N ront of his house, and intends to lay Q 'ulvurt and grade the front to the street. il It will be in order very soon to have q W loWse warming. Mr. TclriIl purchased q or his parIors two marble mantles, from N Nm. II. Fox &' Co., of the Bridgeport o marble mantle works, which are very d ,eautiful. This firm is noted for it's ex- b client work.
 We call attention 10 the new advertise " nent of Birlscy & Morgan which appears a Il this issue of the BEE. Having opened Ii very large stock of dry goods for the il Tall and Winter trade, and at prices hr which only can be offered except by those in rho buy for cash these goods having D een carefully selected by NIr. Birdsey. R fho dcvote5 most of his time to this de- as arhnent of the business. Goods were vi ever cheaper than at present, and to ill ass through their immense stock, which NJ couples three floors,of their large build B. lg. shows that their s-established aputation of good goods and fur deoiiag' da as never been tarnished. Mir Morgan fo ne of sur Newtown young men (and of w' hom we take pride in watching their pc rogress in lifel is always to be found at iz' is post of duty, and always glad 10 see o0 i'd welcome his friends from his native 70 'wn, whether to purchase or inspect. of mother feature in their business is their Sd tention ta orders by mail loI mple he eces or information. We cordially tn our friends to visit this estab- Pr ,hment and can insure them of polite aatment and no regret for purchases iio ade. ia ONE TERMS COURSE IN LATIN, or the -, udy of Latin Simplitied and Condensed. od lapted to any Grammar. Reading or %, ethod designed to thoroughly drill the IT pil in Latin and prepare him for the =,