The Newtown bee., 1878-06-27

] liarll V c. Henry N Frrry prelate, Theodore unklni traster, jnhu T, fraHe,
 l uapp pallaa al tho house nf Mr. Geo F. h'aff % llm Flhft Haiurlay and requested nt Mrs, i A'arI paro shoes, Mrs. <. directed him to 70 Co ihe wnndshrd. Whorp sptia shoes had bern | thrown, The man dih 90 and uJt hndng stpas good enough returned to ihc front dour nnd | drplnlrd 10 eanp in. MiT Starr had ssyuit'y 1 70 'hgl lhr donr ani told the fellow tu move at
 but De iuAlatatl, unl threatened tn break it in. Mir, Starr went npstnirs and procured double, hlrrrltd ghn, aud came tO the door md told Ar. Tramp V hn pp'ilrd that door shc woull blow his hr~l oil II Il took both loads m tho pim to ito it. The tramp lnuk m the situation and lrll, f Thcrr was soIne little excitement in town Tues. day ocrmlnnrd by the report that little iirl hal brn cruelty whipped by her parents and hrcnnso Of the threats made, the child ran ont ni inc hntsn Monday night and hid hersef; search was made for her. but she was not found until unruiuu The, child rrmnincd buhdd 2 baln in the we,,ls. and must have suff'rrd from exposure. The attention Ut th0 town HuthDrltH Waa called Rnl an iugasH gation made, the result of which we were unable tu lraw Judging from ihe mBimor ln which
 many ri ilena cnnycrspd abant thB ghair Baihrl is not V healthy place for this kind of home rnlr Charles R. Taylor went to Flslrr'H Hall Monday l night tu sr the soldiers drill and shoot ut tho target md when he Narlcd to RO huine and wilIlJ Gn tho steps leading from the room s0mc one fired Hi the target and he glanced np his cye tn seq where the bali strucs, and wHs rewarded by | siingng blow on thr nusr. close To his left eye i The loo aud Churlv's eye glanced at the sIinu
 lime, md hc ra,un off secoud best, This glameing of the eye at balls K Il had hIisinrss.
 The question ia being agitatrd why the Iahns on the several streets ara not lit these dark nights
 MnI. Susan HArt's honsc in plintrrcs has been greatly improved by painting. Ar. George Keelnr f did the work,
 l Mr George A. Shepard las furnished his houpa win Trrll underground gus machine. and now lights up his pleasant home brilliantly. Mir. <. Will lav" lamp outside to light Np south street, and thn ruiraHc1t tO his barn.
 Warden Cole has had ninoty.eight feet of good concrete laid in his yard. and will have his street lamp put in order, Mir. Crn. A. lHckok k repair ing lriS walk, and intends to have conrrcte. Cor | rgc is ia hionablr in Bethel. Hurrah .i
 Mrs. Justus Hoyt. who injured herself 30 severely Wednesday. Inuc 18th by tripping on carpet and striking her head against sewing machine is gdtting well. Dr. Barber attended the lady Aud Ecwcd up the wound, which. Rt the time he sIrp- posed was more serious than il really was, owing to the discharge of blooI from the ady k e,trs
 A Chestnut street gentleman wlIo ls,stn so sing "l would not die in Spring tinN" bought some icr cream from pcdlnr. and was eating it for his supper when huge lump caught below the belt | on the inside. and began to freeze him to tcstb- IT, gaspHd for breath rubbed vigorously the arctic i region, bus the iceberg did not move The pIm- m'rinE huCs nf the GHrorn bartdis fitted across hi ia"". and the startling truth rushed into his mind Here is business for me or the undertakcr" and with yell he ordered q cup of hot tea which aa so'n a3 possible. Was handed tU him and he sent the hot stream down on to the iceberg thaw- cd 1t out, and now all the poetry of not dying in spring tiIge is p&ayed "oud."
 FoxA Hotel is still tho attraction, and when Mr Fox and George Clark get through with tho paiatug the public will find Ii cosy hotel in HtI,h O spend any length uf time. or ifto simIIy seek U icS hours rcrcatiOn and nice plate of ice cream WIEEBRIM.