The Newtown bee., 1878-05-02
Local J0tiings.

tnke orders,
 The Ray, Mir, Pratt is expected to ad
 drat to Olive lriurl dwoali
 Templ, on Sunday at | m.
 ! P. \. M,rblc has n good hand printing
 pc a, which hc will sell cheap, Thns'
 wishing iomly should glYc hlm'a ,nIl. ! Mr. TbnmaA l..l,ls, who resides het
 Ecncta Bridge, laH m d, ln Inc las
 rnW months maay Improvements nlou
 his hlusr und nl O built q new harl.
 We have been permitted ,o publish [
 very interesting letter from Mir. Angus
 tu' Warner to his bro her, Mr. ]. II
 Warner which aprcHrs in this issmc. 1 The r,w hnt factory of Barn m 6
 Blacl,npu, nt l!awl Nvi lr, is being
 la.Idly fipIshcd, Mir. D. T. ilubbcll, ot 1 Bethel, r. at work pattinS in steam pip 1 lag, Ac.
 Ca ,hr 31th of this month is the ami.
 vcraury of the decoration of ulI soldiers graves who fought and prrishrd during
 the late civil WAT. Lct there he an ob.
 srrvancc of the day iH thi, town. -
 Ladies, geo to il.
 We in error last week in stating
 tli.t I;or. James Taylor would preach in
 th" ur,nuomuf next sunday ia Taunton CbHal. He is lo preach in the molnins ut l0.3O o'c!ooi,, and cywy ether Sund y morning fer some length of time.
 A gentleman nanad Joseph A. Parker died at t!tH ro@idrHre cf Mrs. Mo4a5 H"ia."rd April 2Gth, a"d was taken to Bridgeport for burial on Saturday. 1I, Parker and ili5 fuuily moved into town about ,;i> weeks .gc. He was sick with con-umi tio2.
 Lrok out for ;ho children while tacY aro around bonlirnS. Nearly every day we read of accidents hy childreus clothes taking fire while playing around them. The past two weeks record one in New IiayeI, one in Seymour, one in Milford, and one in Hartford.
 We saw some lettuce which grew without being protected from the frost anI had remained cut doors ail Winter Mir. Charles H. Peek had it. lie meas urnd ono leaf of it which measured over three feet in circumference.
 There will be Ii, rary meeting hclI next Tuesday evening at the Grand Cen tral Iiotel, to which al persons interest eI will please attend It is Gc8 rabla also that those who can will come pre- pared to take part in the entertainment immediately after the regular business meeting.
 There was a large family gathering at the home of Mr. philandcr Scolcy last week, at which all of his children and grand children were present. Of course Elmer had lis violin in tune, and helped very much to make the evening enjoy able 10 all, and it was, indeed, very enjoyable.
 Mir. James Turner of Lake George lost ! valuable COW last Saturday. Hero is lnother chance for the editor of the Bridgeport Sun to pour out his grief. 1 We wonder how hc will measure his seeing that the number of lays it took the COW to shuttle off tho mortal is not given. Hours and days are important.
 Pill5bury's Patent Process Flour-bost in marllot-only S9.50 per bbI at San- ford & HaWlcy's.
 List of letters remaining ill the Now | own Post-oiIico April 29th:
 Mrs. Louisa B!acl1man, Mrs. Emma Benedict, Miss Sarah Beers, Morieints Lewis, John McAFahom.
 Persons calling foraboye letters ploasc jay "adyertiscd." Z. s. PECK, P. N.
 All members, and those who have an interest in the Congregational society, .rG respectfully invited to come forward | .nd secure their supply of envelopes for he coming year, commencing May 1st; nd those who are in arrearugc will | lGase settle with the trGasurcr.
 Ono of our citizens lately purchased | our pounds of fish of p0ddler who was the regular fish men, and n getting home with his purchase found had shrank nearly one pound in eight. The glass of beer that was brown in with the fish didn't make him ,hole in the transaction.
 Miss M. Ferguson has returned from lew York with fine assortment of ldics hats, and flowers. She invites the ldies to call and see the beautiful spring tyleS at her store, on Main street.
 If you wish a tooth extracted by sec ions, call on the new Professor in San y Hook. He can do it quicker than ou can say "Jack Campbell" He is tout, weighs 900 lbs.--troy weight-and andes the nippcrs gracefully.
 Mir. Geo. w. Northrop, of Bridgeport, as again favored Us with his advertise lcnt, and our readers should bear in lind when visiting Bridgeport that in his CIV hat store may be found always on and the latest styles of hats, caps, &c. [e offers his goods at very low prices. .emembcr the nnmber, 3i9 Main street. Win. II. IyCrs & Co.,, of Bridgeport, ave contracted to lay the stone founda- on for the rev jail fence, and on Mon ay received cargo of granite for that nd monumental purposes. Mir. Herman teach, one of the above firm, is reported } be improving in health at his present o,,,o i,, NaScau