The Newtown bee., 1878-09-12
WoOdibury,
NUMBER PIprY-RIoHr.

stephen says no Ia not going 10 stand "such dolngs" al Galpiutown. lie is Hot going to allow tho fair lame of that cele- brated locality to be tuuished by foreign intorlopers who wander from town 10 town with no visible support. From the days of colored fnmoutll passing through tho entire lie of Jack, who always set hls face against all persons of tho " Jesse IT sort, down 10 the virtuous days of Sto- phen, the aforesaid, that part of our town has beon celebrated for its quiet conduct and good morals stephen Is right in keeping up It's good nnno Tho uuthor- | itles have Inc matter under consideration. stoddnrd has been adylsed with and he says stephen k right. Alfred tho sodato, when interviewed, shook hi, head, and said some things rome rrg idfe.
 George Tyler Is In town this week, look Ing we'll There k n strong desire ox- pressed by our citizens to sec George l handling the relns and running the stage | betwee here and Newtown again. George | lost five horses in the brief space Of four and'u half months, aud ho had to discon- tinue the line. We believe that tho peo- pie OH the road would bsnellt themselves by helping Mir. Tyler to purchase horses to run the stage again. Who will say here Is my mite to this propositlonf
 Somebody has been at Castle Rock with '' Emma" We do not know whether 1t was " Whoa Emma, or what Emma 1t was but "he' has told ull about 1t in the Derby Transcript It seems thnt ho was in great danger, but one accent of the wise thoughts of Emma was served and thus reports:
 I've hurried down the ste,p doscont Still hand In hand Hs up went Der coming eacl dilemma, | PotrUGk and crag threw In our way But noe while life shall hold it's sway, ..-. | Can forget that Summers day On Castle Kock-with EnIna.'
 Mir. White, the uptown congressman. was thrown from his wagon near South bury line on Monday and dislocated his shoulder, and was otherwise severely in- jured. On the same day, Miss Mary E. Bristol split one of her great-toes ill two parts with an axe while using it for some domestic purpose. Dr. Shove was called as surgeon. NAMELESS.
 Mir. James Curtiss had stolen from his premises on, or about Aug. 20th, a buggy harness Last week Friday night Mir. Curtss was informed that MT. Henry Mitchell at the Purchase in South Britian. had fouud harness in his barn some two miles from his dwelling, hidden under some oat straw. The following day Mir. Curtiss took Mir. W. W. Betts with him to MT. Mitchclls. Mr. Belts, identified the harness found 10 be tho one that he made for MT. Curtiss some three or four months ago. A few weeks ago Mir. Har- vey Crane of Bethleham, had stolen from biS n nlt- It is believed that the same rogues took 10th harness, but can not prove it. | Mir. L. Allen has come out with very nice harness, one of J. H. Aliens, make.
 Riding saddles are in great demand here.
 A party gotten up by the Episcopal Society, numbering about one hundred and fifty went to Quasapaug Lake, last Friday It was beautiful day, and all claimed to have splendid time. s-
 The Woodbury Agricultural and Horti- cultural Association, hold their annual show and fair this week Thursday and Friday, with new board of af1icers, who are in tho habit of succeeding in their un- dertakings. There is no reason why this may not be as it should, farmers fes- l tiyal. . 7 a....,ss. J. T. Salmons, M. E. Beardsley and John B. Russell, with their families spent few days recently on the shore of Lake Waramaug. A good place to go.
 o. E. Cartwright has on exhibition at A. A. Roots store, q tobacco leaf measur- ing 2 feet wide by A inches long. Rev. Mir. Wyekoff ol the North Cong. Church, exchanged pulpits with Rev. Mir. Brown of the M. k. Church, last Sabbath morning.
 Marsh has returned to his quiet homo In Galpintown.
 The Woodbury Brass Band are to have their fifth annual ball Friday evening. last night of the fair.
 The Curtiss Oornet Band expect to com pete for the prize in the third class at the competition in Norwalk, this week. The raising of Mir. F. A. Walkers house was pospOned until this week on account of the severe storms last week. Vred.