The Newtown bee., 1878-12-05
Local Jottlngs.

{ h., lTwUjst-. Hud k having his touur hou-o r'pllrfd Mr. F. C. Sanford k doing thc Wurk
 ]. r. Norris of Daparry. hns a noyoIt . in the musical in3trHnnHl liue. It IS tho
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 "tc timc-honorol custom of ringin. 'hn bell at min" o'clock every evening an, morniug, has been revived. and on Iast . Monday HiRht it WIS runE hy Mr. nmd1
 Camp, who will hrreafJcr perform lh,
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 ~aning of inc BEE to those who have pul
 given US Information q, to their desire lt 1 continue the paper, and have neglected { lo S"nd ns thc money.
 ] Tho Funeral of Mrs. Simeon B. Peck was largely attended Friday afternoon from
 Trinity Church.
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 A concert will ho given in ll,a Taun,an @c5uuI hou~n. rhur-!av o.-ain.. 3o.. ,4th. for thH l.ouy,d If 9hn Ia.nt,a Chapel NuniaF 5rhaoi. S"" uuNev .4a- 4cat. We trust ldat cur ci1jzrns will re memacr inc o9iact of this concert
 Theattutiou If our reader, is called to the n2,5 advertisement uGitull ,y Uo4ri4 of NaHJury, Who always ha,e on halu iho best selections of goods iu tbrir tiuc bo ho found in any other town. Give tAem a cali and secure bargains.
 Nr. Henry s. Haw}ey has again shifted tho Post office in the SAcpuug Hawiey- vile depot, 50 a5 to make it more con venient for the public and to make room for his stock 0f s,rOcerIo, of which he has good selection. }Lr. H5iiio Northrup ot Iaulton did the carpenter york for Mr. Ha~ley.
 The old established house of Mes5rs. Horace Waters I Son, New York. is meet ing the public more than "hilIf way" in .heif H0iIdJy offer for pianos and organs 1t seems inrredi that such instruments can be sold at the prices named in their advertisement which appears iii another column.
 J. 4. Wilson. of Newtown played with the members of the New Haven checker club recently with tue following result Atkins, z, Wilson 6, drawn { St. Clair s. Wilson 4, drawn $; Lawrence G, Wlls01 }, drawn 1 ; smith 6, Wilson ', drawn > Cox 0, Wilson 3, drawn 3; H0yt ,, Wilson |, drawn 6 Whelohan 7. Wilson 1, drawn l3.-.Stdndud.
 The second annual grand promenade concert and dress parade of the Robinson zouayes of Bridgeport, will take place next Wednesday evening, Dec. l1th, at St. Johns Hall. The entertainment will be brilliant affair. Howe Band will fur nsh the music. The tickets and pro cramme are out, and were printed by H. N. Hoyt, who deserves commendation for the neatness of the work.
 The first meeting of the Mile Hill soci- able was held at the house of Chas. Il. Beers. on Tuesday evening, of last week. every family being represented, and very pleasant reunion it was. IL WAS thought best to hold the next one at Ap- pledere Place, but the proprietor not be- ing able to get the horse-block repainted in time for it. tho committee will call it at some place which has net yet been selected. ... ..--.
 Electric Oil for sale at Sanford $ flaw leys and l.. 5. Booths stores.
 4 team of horses belonging to Mir. Goo. Platt of Southbury, ran away in Sandy Hook Wednesday Of last week, and created quite an excitement. The horses ran to heHou5atonicr river. plungeIiuto and were
 - found at home shortly afterHar,ls. The report was circulated that the horses were drowned. and a large crowd gath cred at the river to see fl thore were any signs of the missing horses, but they saw nothing. Some one sent the report to the Bridgeport Fdrmer that the horses were drowned.
 Mr. John B. Gillette, while at work Friday, at the residence of Mr. C. 5. Nichols. in Colesspring, met with quite IaisIlap which will prevent his working fsrseveral days Nr. Gillette had stuck d eiisel in a board over the place where he was at work. and the chisel became looseaei and fell uPon his left hand, and cut nearly through t. Fortunately the ehisel point entered the han leagtlways. for had 1t struck across the eoris of his fingers they would have been severed.
 Chew Jaekson's Best Sweet Navy To- baceo.
 Something new In the shape sf a rubber mat. made and patented sg 8lr. Gt.orge WoIsnden. was shown us last week by ar. Wm. Baum. who had them for sale. The mats are fhs best that NC ever saw. and those needing them viii find them the most durable door Eaat in the ,.S-s-,l 74- xzesFonf5f-, ffaservas crasiit