The Newtown bee., 1878-10-17

Andrew Egnn, formerly student of pr, Wile's, hns been appointed assistant physician Ia City Hospital on Wards Ialand, New York,
 Tho examination of teachers took plae0 last Saturday, at which time sixteen were examined and passed, The meeting, wus adionrael until next Saturday afternoon
 See the Registmrs notice of tho lat Dis trlet, They neat to day at o'clock Il, m,
 II will loo noticed by refercuco to the lisL of premiums awarded nl tho Danhury Fair that the "NeF Warrior .HuFef" and thp RmdIR PairnrisHg HTrog, both took the premium. Thr Mower, over the New Moful Buckeye. New Champion and Eagle and the Harrow over tho Ln Dow, MT, D. q, Beers of thls town, Is ngant for tho sale of these machines, and lt would be well for farmers to examine into their superior qualities before purchasing else where.
 A man named George, or Royal Weller, of Hartford. visited his brother-ln-law, Mr. II. C, Knight, Sr,, of Monroe, lasl Friday, and Monday morning of thIs week, arose early and hanged himself In Il barn. He WAS GO years old, and man Of means.
 Mrs Polly A. BotsforI, mother of Mr. George Botsford of this town. Is about 80 years of age, and remarkable for her ,rIiKrit,.., tI,, ,II,,uIu., tnuV hn ,,IIa1 u fair sample: A few mornings Il go she aroSo very early, and, in company with hor family drove 10 Bridgeport, and from there to Short Beach, whero she spent the day, riding home again at night During the tlmeshe was thoro, she dug and picked up peck of long clans, which for lady of her years Is quite feat
 The ease of Chas. Carter vs. c. c. Hitch cock was called last week Wednesday. Mir. Hitchcock plead for continuance aS his principal witness, he claimed could not be present This was refused him by Judso Martin. Thursday Mr. H., sent up q certificate from Dr. Brown, of Wood bcry, certifying that Mir H., was danger ously i'll and could not be present. The Judge sent word to Alr. H., that the case would go on, and as H. did dot put in an appearance himself or by counsel, the case was decided against him by default
 New Milford RGI Oct. l2. New Preston letter. Ii the above article is true, it is all outrage on justice and fair play.
 We had the pleasure of meeting with Mir. E. B. Hawley of the Illlnoise Central Railroad, Chicago, who is at present vis- fling his father, MT. Booth Hawley, of HawlcyviIe. Blr. ITawley will remain on his vacation until Saturday.
 Mir W.W. Savage of Bridgeport has an attractive advertisement in this week $ issue which our readers will please read. Mr. Savage is well known in Newtown. and call at his new and handsome cloth ing store, No. 4Os Main St, will be duly appreciated and bargains obtained in all purchases.
 The superintendent of a home for bows in San Francisco, having named it the Youths Directory, was overwhelmed by local grammarians with prote8tayiOn against the location of the apostrophe in the word youths" He thereupon wrote to twenty learned authorities in verious parts of the United States, to settle the question beyond dispute but they differed not less than the Pacific coast sages President Barnard of Columbia college President Eliot of Harvard, George P, Quackenboss, the author of books on Rhet- oric, etc, Professor Shelede We're of the University of Virginia, Chancellor Crosby of New York University, Benjamin w. Dwight anal Professor w. D. Whitney pro- nouncrd Youths Directory correct and Youths Directory" wrong, and Richard Grant White and Dr. McCOsh of Princeton pronounced both correct, while President Gilman of John Hopkins University sen! r.ply from which it was impossible to dotermin on whirh side he was.
 Nor disagreeuhle.; hardly more. bitter than lager beer and much nor satisfac- tory and pleasant. Simmons Liver Rcgu- lat0r can be taken at any time, without in terfering with business or pleasure It is so gentle, safe and such a good digeSter, that il i5 often used after hearty meal 0 settle the food and relieve any apprehen- sian that the meal may disagree with you.
 $1 b0)0 AwARDED.-"I was so sick and low-spirited that 1 thought I would give anything to get well; and if any one had ensured me the good health produced b. using Simmons Liver Regulator and cha red mo thousand dolarsI would wi lingly have paid if had it; in fact, ter u o ga ld dollars would be worth less 10 me than what it has don for me
 "GEO. F. BARRETT, Macon, Ga.
 In active pursuit of pleasure or gain the inc5timabIe blessing of health is too often forgotten until disease is firmly seated, and the only realized by great hoCi,y and mental suffeing. The Liver is the vulnerable point in most persons and the disarrangemont of the organ involves almost the whole system hence the req son why lmderth Liver disease there is enumerated such q number of af1iictions and we claim the Simmons Liver Rcgula tor to be remedy for them all.