The Newtown bee., 1878-10-17
Local J0tiings.


 for the benefit of the yellow fever suffer. ors.
 Mrs, Louisa Nichols has recently re- cclVcd fifty pound box of grapes from California, among the grapes wus an apple the weight of which was ono pound and five ounces.
 Nr 0rmal A, Hall and his daughter, Miss Belle II. Hall, left their home in Bridgeport "Wednesday evening, for trip West, visiting Saginaw, Mich, Rnicono, Wis, and Chicago III.
 Those handsome blinds just placed up- on the new house of Mr. Wm l.. TerriIl are from the factory of Wm F. Sword ; of Bridgeport. Mir Swords adverli1cs in THE BEE, and Mir Terril is friend and subscriber for tho samo paper. Comment is unnecessary.
 Crystal Temple, No. 2l, was instituted at Easton, Conn.,, on Satur,lay, the 9th inst, by Miss Mary F. Peek, Genl Supt. of Juvenile Templas, assisted by Mas CT Freddie Johnson, W. CT, and Miss Susie Beers, w. C. of Olive Branch Temple, Newown. Twenty-Five Juveniles were initiated and five Honorary members.
 Our young friend Wm H. Plindle has q very bad fclon on his left hand. He is. however for some cause, and good one too, all smiles.
 Mir Geo. H, Gale epopuIar proprietor of the American House, Pittsleld Mass. will retire tie lst of November and will either open new house in Pittslicld or go to Philadelphia. AIr Gale has many warm friends and it is hoped that ho will remain in Pitt9lied.
 Philip Phillips the celebrated sacred 1 singcris expected to give one of his charm- inSconcertsin the Congregational Church, Thursday evening, Octovcr 3lst
 Miss Amelia Repka sent us very fine sample of raspborries picked by herself last week, for which she will please accept our thanks,
 |. Some of our friends have been mindful of Us, and propose that if apples will add to our comfort, this coming Winter, we i shall be comfortable. We are under obli- gations for favors in this line to Mir. J. B. Gillette, MT. Wm. N. Northrop and Mir Lemuel F. Camp.
 The Ladies Benevolent Society will meet to-day at } o'clock in the Vestry Room of Trinity Church. George A. Nouhrop makes his bow to readers of THE BEE this week, in the character of a ''primcr's devil," which makes the other devil lThomas) grin.
 A young man from Bridgeport, being very fond of music, when asked recently what was his favorite song, said: "When l was at home, need thee every hour was, he thought very good but since get ting into the country think like the girl l left behind me best. T"
 Dr. N. E. Marble moved with his family into his new house, last Thursday.
 Rev, $. B. Hershey of Danbury, cx- changed pulpits with Rev. J. P. Hoyt and preached two very fine sermons. The sermon in the morning was an exception ally good ono and pleased all who heard it. The discourse was based upon Paul's admonitlon to Timothy: Make full proof of thy ministry"
 Sunday, Oct 9th, there was collection taken ill the Taunton Chapel for the vel low fever sufferers, amounting to S2 .55.
 At the Boston Hub one price cloth ing store may bo found in addition to it's other excellent stock of clothing One Hundred Dozen of Gents Under Shirts ali only D ce.ts each. Call and see Manager Gardner, and see for yourselves the i'm mcnse stock of clothing and be convinced of the bargains to be had and the square dealing shown to all purchasers at No. 311 Main street, Bridgeport.
 Mr c. D. Stillson of Hattertown, was elected teacher of the school in Hunting town for the Winter term.
 Miss J. E. Gafrney teaches the Walnut tree Hill School this coming Winter.
 Miss Annie NJ. Day has been engaged to teach the school in Head of the Mead Ow district.
 Rev. MT. Fuller of Michigan, conducted tie afternoon services in Trinity Church last Sunday.
 Rev. F. W. Barnett read the notice to the Congregation stating that Rev. Mir, Ha5kins would enter upon his duties as rector of Trinity parish, next Sunday.
 Rev. Mir. Haskins and his family, will move to Newtown this week, and will oc- cupy the parsonage just as soon as needed repairs have ben made.
 HowTo GET 4 HUSBAND Take of mod esty large DOT iJn ;unte it with urbanitv and good humor ito which add good sense, and plenty of love with vrsuous heart and pietty face. Take Simmons Liver Regulator regularly, that the blood and complexion be pure and health good Prom actual expeience in my practice, I am satisfied to prescribe it as purgatve medicine.
 1T. W. MASON. MD. S. C. Northrop, of the Bridgeport Bee Hive, has a very large assortment of books, toys and fancy goods which he is . selling at astonishingly low prices. He l has the largest assortment of vases ever seen in Bridgeport, for about half the usual price. Seeing is believing. Give him call and judge for yourselves. See 
 Rev. Jas. Taylor of Sandy Hook. went o Southyille. Tuesday morning. and con Iucted the funeral services over the re- li mains of gentleman named Warmer, who lied Sunday. Mr. Warner was at one ime station agent at shepaug. on the ;hepaug R. R. The body was taken to for burial. The new steam. feed and saw-milI, of Dhilo NisshxI.. Esq. is in working order