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The Newtown bee., 1878-12-05
MOEiH0e.

Prof. Nelson Sizer, Of New+crk.-Ilas just given d very successful course of phrenoIo5ical lectures in this place.
 A very serious accident occurred in Monroe, q fea days since, ia which L. 5. Northrop, of East Village, was shot by a nan iy tiio naae of Hawkins. while thev were hunting for cCOHs. Dir. Northrop is in Very critical cod !iti0n. the charge having entered the back Ui his head. in- turing the brain When will men learn tO be cautious?
 F. 3. Bearllsley. the rising musician Of Monroe, has st present foar singing schools per week, which fact eyiHc8s the confidence of the public in him.
 Mr. J. F. Latin still leads Che musical association, and we understand that prep erations are being male for q grand eon- cert to be gigenil January next
 We are happy to learn thas Miss Carrie Hay Latin. our teaeher in Instrumental music, f5 50 far recovered as t0 be Tith us once more.
 Alr. Charles Booth is at present taking lessons of an eminent connoissgUr ot music in Bridgeport.
 Hereafter we trust that the humble town Of AoaHoe will te represented in the columns oIthe cnlsrprzsiag BEE.
 ELS.
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lW evenings =IHoH yaus uFn gds iAaH8 i#u hitr aW tf tflIarN1d WmF neAF lu'lN. Q a.l3ia HHrl hIl none of lbuu NefthWa lsr btfte Tttay- rfed Hnm lelr sFlaHb uviHEl lHa nrlr 8unt he tHHN Ws Htaal uall faF threei Hnd LaW hur4t tool, & rnEIuu @ have q ta own Wnr, snt i0 FlulUg uHd ID8blug whon giving n sudden jHk tbo roHt pitched out hed ural his feHa uoing ple- vHtal for some timp aUer his head WH8 on tho ground nHd hullWg an tp one of tho rrin5 md one indv catching lhr other, managcd tp hold the lrtaiious auimUIi and picking himsolf up imud all thinrt slghtr but hia stove pipe hut wns ps fnf down nr hls tllee he nuIldn'l sor, nor get 1 it on till Ono of the ledlcs succeeded In cutting it open, tI'nu thn Wru,7 were pieEet gP aud they husteucl suuthwarl at lively pace.
 Mrs. John S, Hoodplc, wlo has brra visiting nt Mir, George RopdB for few weeks, has rctlrncd tO hnr homo with health much improved, at South Egre. m0nt Mns5. .....
 Mrs. Sarah Shcrwood lost shawl saLurday Nov 2ld somewharn on the road between EeQJMp Rids- nud fhn residence of Mg, Jrro.a Butzlord In pal- Iaiine' Tao finder Will contora fayor ul- on the laay, by retumug l..
 Mrs. Emma Avery left town last week
 'aturday for Iowa,
 We were ploasnd to see our young friend. Mr. Charles Libby. accompanied by Mr. J, r, Pourr", olitprof thr Hsg vls- ting fricnds Inst Sunday. &.Y.Z.
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CATHOLIC INSTITUTE.

On Thanksgiving Eve. this society gave an entertainment in Gloper's Hall which, when we consider that it is the fist public appearance of the young gentlemen who compose the society, was very eommendable, and re- fleets much credit on the ability of the young men, and on the advantages afford ed by the Institute for the promotion and cultivation of talent, which has hitherto remained latent. We prophecy for the young men 8 successful career, if they persevere as they have begun. The fol- lowing was the programme, which was 50 successfully acted and so enthusiastical- ly appreciated by 2 very large audience :: Drum corps. Song" Johnny. you're a bad boy" Messrs. Kirbie, Costello and J. T. Lenehan. Speech-" Why should the spirit of mortal be proud" J. F. Egan. Humorous selection, Jas. J. Lene- han. "Shamus O'Brien," Thos. J. Cor bett. Sosg-" McCarthy's Mare, James Kllbride. Extract from drama of Robert Emmet," Vim. Baum. Song" Dublin Bay, Misses J. B Gaifney and c. GaffEey. ''John EMaynard," Thos. J. Corbett. .'The barber's servant, James J. Lene- han. Song" Nancy Lee" Me5srs. Kir- bic, Costello and J. r. Lenehan. : Paneygeric on Washington. J. 0Dolo- IInt. 1p fa me still" Misses Galfney. Song - Misses Galfney. Farce" Intelligence office" Messrs. Baum, Thos. J. Corbett, J. F. Lenehan, Jas. J. Lenehan, Michael Costello and James Madigan. Song 1.-The beautiful girl" Misses Gaffney. Humorous selection, N Costello. pia- iogue, W. J. Kirbie and J. F. Lenehan. Declaration, Miss S. B. Sanford. " Drunk ards daughter, Miss J. M. Egan. War ren's address to his braves" sLr. J. M Gallagher Humorous selection, James Madigan. Deelamation, Mrs. J. M Gallagher. Song" Southern Home. ; Misses Gaffnev.
 Dn Thanksgiving night the entertain ment was repeated in Sanford's Hall, which WAS literally overcrowded. there being at least over one thousand persons present. There was an improvement on the previous night. as all the parts were performed. Mrs. GalIagher's original pieces lending 3 grace to the entertain.
 
 meat. lir. 0'Dolohery on the second night delivered in masterly style a paneygeris on Washington. from the famous Irish orator. Charles Phillips. Ills delivery Of Fontenoy. ws have haTd- every see surpassed Great praise is due Mr. J. Egan for his indefatigable ez- ertioas in rendering both the entertain seenf and oyster supper. on both even- fz=zxs x suesx-z. He vas emnipr7sI't
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Dan5Ury.

Burglars entered tIn hardware store of fir. George Hull. few nights since. and appropriated guns, pistols, ele. They have a spite agains1 uncle George or are partial to his goods. His store has ire quently been barZalised and She same kind Cf wares stolen. Some forr or five are now in the S.ate prison for this same ofiense.
 3Tai. Doty. with Adiaaut Hubbeli. vis- itei Company C, DaBDury, on Monday night last week, for inspection. They were well pleased with WhaE IIlep saE and ezpressei themselves in terms highly complimentary to the company.
 The second lecture of the T.vceum Course came of 5Ioajay nieht week q Trip from New York to JeI.as4Iera nv J Hyatt Smith-aHe lecture. iitaia 0ut of tie ardiua rv eguFse. full of incident ord humor. and ha1 Hale description of country.
 Ber. ]. J. Hoaeh eoncinded Ais iah0rs with inc first Congregational Church un Sansiag. He has iaa0reA in Danoarv some four years.
 Inc Danburr ifreHen have hean invited ty tie Easle Hose Co, Anso.Iia to at- tend their annual ball on Friday evening.
 Rer. Mr. Bray of the 1T. E. Church. held religious services al tAe Iowl Farm on sunday afternoon.
 Iae ttlee Club were iHvitesI f0 sing at the leth0dist Church. Bethel. on Sl1 day They. together win several refefssiei { speakers. have been fnTiss3 u IsIss.e saIa ts participate fn femperanee meeting tlsis e.eek
 The tempezanes ssr is being Erss.-
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6ihd NGuraalV Tifh Nimt Hal Hstilt ia p0iNeuiE tutsll ti~, sfHtFf fHzHs HH p ufHHul dUrla ihrrs Nuh Af Lau.- Mar iHr. WHH E= flo iN lIe 3pen HaaW tHliH bnaa H0an t". fHe tAa puuFfa tNr5W Hta eHaEel Wltn HliiHg iU.gsiAIiE H.H#N# .H ttr D. lion gi IuW, wiutH 5#taH tHet E1 bought liquor Rt RHtauWs. EEe FfH- psaflf HrlasHbl ail allu"1man t10- tad, EaA his trilmaHr 8pottI1RiN An sfarf . made tu ,uFa4gh Ntu "slnFa. bnl failed. Another Wiu'-s taIiHei tliHt lo huta kiud ui a.audiuF fn-efIr- tiou Ht tba store, with Rh.ub he roulli get the rHIUiFtd iEnn+rlm with @ ililf "mlumhn tn it whrtH#ef tUat iuaY hc, l. seems neither the enuWtf nweuriH nor tho e0lumho -nyed tho urerhri lie was Apei tu the ume oi s%fU, Hcnppeul' ed ln Iht Snprn0t Court \ lurgg Hum her nf w ilunsa'5 were eAuminei uad ruu- siderable eSci.umtut pfepiipl during the trigL A,r &IuoN,ug wa, nucl $3}j. ue Nlso appealed iothe higher court. In his caar it apputGl thnt lugcr bier wlia bought Hi hls saloon, nud wls taken to the hull um.et of tho Eiup ribbon mch who uro accredited good juIgrs, anl thrv sald ifhdd thr smell Of tne genuine article. Mir, MurgliuS protested thut Ii WIS mol luraer bat T uon'iutoAlcatlug beverage.
 4 Thanksgiving pgry wns given ut the residence of Mr. Reuben John7oD in Weat,iiIr dlatIirl which should he luntad In tue NiE. The puuie- were mostly tho Invited que4ts of Mrs, Y. E. But+rorL and w"rn mostly her children and graud- childrm. Sine lWs had considerable eA- prrirnre in such entertainments, nnd knows how to promre the conventional turkey aud nsiura o. we'll n, her fHcuds know hou to put tactu where they will do thc most .oud ulhi- accession she wa9 assistod hy her dnushtcr, Mrs. Johnson and fhrv together got up the affair fully I'D to the New England 7taudnrd of g Thank5giying famiIycntertuinmcut, Tao gathering embraced the families of 2I- Wnrd Parsons of New Haven, 2. E. Buis- ford. s. II. Botstoru, F. NJ. Botsrord, D, Nolthrop and G. $. HlHckmnn of PaIts- tine. El6rf Johnson Of KidgaHrld, John Johnsou ard Filil DlhIle of Bethel, to tho number of fouy-siy. Nearly all pro .ont wern either present or formcr reodrUtS uG NrWloWu, HOEAtE.
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ou tfo floor md a5r 3. Lreatbed easler whom Ha iUulI IHa tae diinal iAt done @ HaH
 GiF H, ". raHa. lHe mua maker, Wb h.a hi sHap un. p lii tiT turi n4 alHlu .uga hl l.e at toF tHn
 taNtuwn BEt mud Is uuihIflaHil lo rr- s.lye sad receipt .uE alrerladmnnls aud sliara HHDa IAe Eal will h aeut tn
 t4r Hid.gBs from n1w until lm' lst,
 lssI. fHr uur dollar, After lhe first 0f H.Sl lHaath it will bn ane dollaf and llIy pHfH pnr year AaW is Che tine tQr rennW yaar sub-uripJIon md Co siihsefIbe'df gouwlaH t0 get shnan paper
 M1ulag night fas and Cox" at aiump.F 3njl lshauld not the storm pre- vruis au entertainment for tho benefit of ue Iui",kissylIlo Temperance Retdun Club.
 wh had very harl raln storm here tu-iay, The wind blew down several
 ttur3 and fences, besides considerable
 other dumusa wn5 done.
 | The bride md groom, Mir and Mrs. ] lmdbley, arc expected to return houe 1 to-ulzht
 1 There wl- dance mt Stronr's Hall last
 Wrdu,slnl ni4l II Wlts gotten up by 1 W. Nnuin aud L, l.. GltcneoGk. Niuo 1 Icouplc .ere all there vas present, Aaecs leave Wuodhuly dailyas follows Seymour stage H. m.; arrives at D. ] m. WWrrowu stages leave at tD |. m. l and afl1Ncs about the sane time as does 1 thr Seymour sAgr. NoodbuIy stage l leaves ut S.39 nud urtiyus ut ?. III. New 1 town 7.aO q. m. ;aertvos nl D. Iii. Three ] duy3 of eucn week~-Iuusduys Thursdays
 and Saturdays,
 ! We have three boot and shoe dealers 1 i0 town, besides there arc nine other l ltyt5 where you can purchase all kinds 1 ol boui5 Und ahOed MT. C. J. Wheeler ] bus the best location in town. h the
 same huiidlrg aGd uelr ny s Il tin and
 @oN" -torr, drnti,t office, harness shop, jn|rlry store, taylor shop, dry goods and isrlcrIlos, and opposite ilr. Nheulgr'S 1 store i5 1l" Colbren's law office. Mr. Wheeler udNrrti4os in lhc BEE, and of r2nr.c s"'s tho larger part of the trade
 Thanksgiving day and evening was iN'rs ru'". "rounl nud about town. Thc 1 ,'i.r.i people went to Oxford to have a dauw", ctr.
 Mr. John HyIm has purchased very '''' ''' "3 'l -tI' O' alNlol hnu u very
 fine hiIncos, one of W. ". Belts own make.
 Her. q. W. .(oyos exchanged pulplts 'Ni'h thc pastor of the Cong. Church in ! Miudlrtur. Iust 5abiath The following I1oti'"F were -iyrn oat: Concert prayer
 my'ru'" at t1" lecture room in the evon- luY. ""aGc+day ryeuing prayer meeting I|l West @t,r -,huol ho,asc, and Friday 'r.u:,Hy aJ pa1opr@u4 Ciapei. Ladies' | Al| .a"j".v, #oiue iuy. afternoon and err'tHE, at thc i2v.uir room.
 .l'urv k m}e 0, uero being q new tin store tt toJ'AAis,'il" ERED.
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EEattNrtoyvn.

 lTr. C. $. Warner and family. os Brool, jyu, Y. r.. was thr guests Of Mr. J. Still 5ou last week.
 Mir. Wm Cook. of New York, is tho gur5, ei Chas. MoE2an.
 Miss Sophia Peek. of Bethel is visit ing her friends in ;his place.
 F. A. Prat. who short time ago went to New Haven and engaged in tho grocery business, has returned home and gone in- to the butchering business.
 E. E. Case has gone to New York on a visit.
 Mir. E. [. Goodsell has moved into the house ownedb by Mrs. P. Taylor Several of our neighbors are improving thcirp places, and getting ready for Winter. J. 5, ParnaIee is,haying new roof put on his house.
 Chas. Roberts has repaired his house over, putting on new covering, new doors. windows, etc.
 G. W. rurnny has built new fence in front of his house which is a great i'm provement R. Benedict has built d new fence in front Of his barn.
 How does Tommy" like keeping bachelors nall: ..Q~K.
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4 NORLE ACTIOE.

It will bc remembered that notice Hr.- peared rc" weeks ago stating that Mr, George Gray, of Ha"ieyyitln, w37 Sick and in needy circumstances, Tn" nntirr wa read, anI on iGquiry Custer Pos, learned that Mir Gray was soldier ans though he did not belong to tIair tu-t, Jt to any Post, they actto work tor his nijcl and on Wedno.+ lay, Nov 2nh H col.r.. button Of nio3. liberal naWrn N;s ae.d.' by Custer Post and delivered l., fir. Vile. MT. Gray was deeply mo'eA by this act q. kindness, and Thanksgiving Day W:.s to him one of pleasure. We take this noan- of commenting Gust r Pos! aui is gom, work and mission te all riliu"Hs, a5r. trust that the people of En"lo"u will d1- sist the Post 1t il, efforts to carry out the principles of thr orlcr, the chief oI which is to aid and assist the nceiy sol diers and the widows and orphans of the fallen heroes
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bellieA Brade} asej years lsupntw oi blr aliebao Rr.alay Of Hanover ils- rIct, died Smtny soy 2ith, and w.s buried Monday tho 25th Tho llne glfl wis 'ielS enly iow days,
 ono oishe best pnpa.a pub,l5bel h tho city Of New York ls tho Sim, Il ls u cheap newspaper and contains all the latest news, Wa hago lecH . reader of the Daily Sun for tho past .weh3 years, and iInd that there Is in itz columns Items of interest that other papers do moi contain, Thc Sun shines for all at two ceuta per copy and If you muat have tho 3Hily nGwf 'rnm all parts oi the wolld, you will fad tho Sun the cheapest and the best. Re- mombcr that we donpt commend thls pa- per, or any other, for its politics. We speHk of It only In the sonse Of news paper devoted to general intelligence. The BEE Is neutral lu politics and neither talks of politics or votes. Who ever heard or a Bee yotinyf
 Tho Bridgeport Fumr office has boon moved to the corner of Water street aud Fairfield avenue, in tho rooms fermcrly occupied by $. N Beecher, carriages and John CQss%o1, printer, The fatu,fr la- made d grand change, and we predict for it a gloriou, future, bccauso they come right to the front in proper trim, There will be no change in the Stiles or trimmings, which arc of GuWlld. The managers expect to TuchlcrJ up editorials in the same spicy lively manuur as when the paper Was issued in Wall and Water streets. They further propose to Hunt job work uud do it according to ilrst-ciu5s workmanship rules. It., lorul interest "iIi he guarded ly one fully competent 0, Lyon strength @nd ac,iyity. We wish iheuau -ucress.
 Last Sunday evening, between eight and nine o,clocb, M.. George Gray oi ilawioy}ilIe wa, aWakeuod by noise a,, if -oolo one was trying 10 raioo the front 0iodow and iroaI,iua &!a,s. Gc,r4e N"kr hi5 '.jicand todd he3 some one Wa. 1~aA;u; int" i;lr hoatr Alr. Gray ..-!.al q lhailH and t1ld her husband t:,al ha bad horo d,-@oja4 The noise c,@srd sappo@a,I tu be from lho effects oi conversation Ntich the theft o,rr- h""l'. In tbr mcraing Mir. Gray iou1d n" pane of 2.a++ had brep broaEeu out wi ,aat "u.f oat" to "Htrr his hOu+n. ir aad Ms. Gr2 ,:rutt, laobur5, @.I. G.#- and r,'w. ...t S.aa'"- afternoon. ",d u."> el,9po.n laa ta.r' d rn-juaa aj uE#lr.viIt", 'ni caedlHa,~ If py"r .na-uA for Hcarr-GjpIa. ra~ ,lgm e :saay t4Jt di o.r ~.-. tEnm return. Alr '..ay 4v,a p.t5:a: ,tom the Horcm1a. laaH-.i|j@4 nt..oHi tba tnirf probably @a* m,ar it, 1co.." ..I~ou n..Nt j9 Fang" a. .l.r1 isaH, anj tar4> los, to Hamitr. c'1as5.r', and if the attempt is mad. a%la lu"ra will l".' ,....sr rprut ua..
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Day witA hiaAstor MH 4, " Paas,
 lIr, w. II. BeuuoH was in town laat ueak. tAr entat of his inther, Dr. c. N. Eaupol.
 Mla Mary F. PcyN,, arrived horne on Wpire day q. nsl week, and lrt a4ala un Monday motming for Niddlotuo1. where she wlil spend thr week Happy to sny that sbe Is meeting with good success in the juvenile work,
 Nr. E, leroy Glover wife and son were ih tugu lH-t WroE ,ho guesl8 of Mr. Nui- man B. Glover Wn. Glover, and other tr!rniH during thair-taY,
 Hr. unA slre. Beuonj Blacktnan and Ar and Mrs. Jnln II, llRcknGn, spent Thanksgiving pny In RelheI.
 MrE. F. Wilcox and wl.o, and Mss Bell 0i Bridgeport, were the guests of john E. Wheeler rsl. last week.
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Redding.

Mr- Nlsie Sanford of Redding Ridge will call upon the citizens 0f ReldiHg to solicit subscriptions 10 She 2se0tosTn sBFss Now is tlse time Co subscribe and saeare the BE until Jan. IsE. 16s3, for sf01. The price viii be raised after Jan. Isl. 1879, to sl l.sa.
 The new choir on sunday last was high lF commented bY tbe congregation and Rector. and lsit1 perseverance the talent that has been co long dormant not be e9ualed bs aisg ia isis e5maas
 The meeting of the soeiahIe on Teflaes- siax evening. aas .argaiF 2 attended. and a number oi Fo5.ng men have become mem bers- as tEey can find 10 better place to spend an evening. where all issn in the lstsler9Els games after tea.
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Arrival. aaa Departures.

sfr. William H. Clark. ef South Adams Mass. is in town visiting his Sister Hrs Jerome Perkins.
 NIT. a.id Mrs. Arinott Auzsir drove over to New Haven and spent Thanksgiving Day with Ar. Stoddarl.
 Conductor Smith. of the Housatonie ra'iraal. took his Thanksgiving dinner in NevfoEn.
 Rev Nr Eeoth spent Thanzzsiyins
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corsTEgrIaE nuRsn

Aa ai4 ri1y@e-H. rs.isas. lsom pr4elJes. having isa piaead "a Ais hands D sa East 1nasS nli.san sy the sazallia Of 5 iapia sssatzEle rz.nsly. for tas zzl Iseszl-nsas care tar eansaniE,tion. br9aclitIs. eAszEzh, 4a4hznA aud al thra4t ana laag s1ss1Isas. ais1 4 p8szsiFe and ra.ss1ai cars iof 1'-TN5as lssil-ls 4z4l eIl zsrrl1s cal1laiHts ztsr ass5g ssslsj if Eessi isEsul curative ravrrs in ihasa.-alz czsas hzs zzs it hss Iuty fo asks # ElgWa sa his saT xisE sslinNs- ze.zzs.sf br tA nl 5.zFss aa4 d-s.ra ss sslieve hazzsa suffer ia- VIII -4a-4 4r oi e1AFge u all waa ssess~g fs Es t1sa s1l airse.iaas -9- rrcrzrsne zra usI ina b iFs-zaz1 rraaei8 CT Ezsii-si sest hr r-.s- ts 4'lifaszzaz rira stz1-H. nzzz-nr tzi- s.zszr V N- sazr. 1E FrE1s Rors Eozrz-s- M AorE- le4x
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Ia-t Tn"t.!oy "s.ar... t&n 1&;rrj gasua n>a"titg ol 5a> &,U3puu Lin.srr As" r'rtan ws- h41# iu Hr parlal+ of tis .'rud gont~;l 'l.tnl. The nno.i1-, va
 ~i,'i |" ni'., / '.5 Flo pnaiH,.a:;. t.r. ll |. H..@taE. lir. p. C. Hvrr7 aa: cao-,4 -orr',ar.-. p.yj h.n The uiautt- u1 ia, '"+- r@csi4@ "rre ryiJ aaG approved. T&2 first ha-i3c>3 in order wa1 jlia .ead- i9g of Jle trn@surer's report. i,t lLi-- NatE (. MCran, which olld,Gr.la wou d~r:Hl increa+n ia receipts. tte toia! 0rlne S2o+.t0, which, aftar paying all ezpai-,- Jeff baJ'nc' ln the treasury Of ats,aG, The report was indeed very gratifying. ami showed the interest which tad been taken in the library by fine citizens of the town. Inc next business was the elel- tion of officers. An informal ballot for President, resulted in thirteen for Mr. Nj. c. iiawlar two for Ir, D, q. Rners. MT. Hawloy begged to decline serving if elect cd. Mr. Brers was then nominated and clertcd President. Ir. Charles BotsforG was re-eIscteI President, Mr. Abel Stilson, Nr M. C. HawDav and 1fr. Ed gar r. HaWlcy, were elected Trustees. Miss Mary C. Morgan elected Treasurer and Miss Mary Beers Secretary. The choice of Librarian was made of Mrs. Charlotte Nichols, who will. after the lst of January, have charge of the library at her hone, 10 which place the books will bo moved. It was voted that all books be returned to the library by the 1st of Jan uary, and that after the 18th of the pres ent month no books viii be permitted to be taken. This was done so that the books could all he repaired and made ready for use by the first of next year
 Tie following ladies and gentlemen were appointed d committee to repair the hooks Mrs. D. G. Beers, Miss Annie Sanford, Miss Florence s. Glover, Miss Emma Beers, Miss Mary c. Morgan, Mir Edgar F. Hawlcy and Mr. John r, Griffin Mrs L. B Cook extended the committee the use of her rooms to arrange the books in, which wls accepted.
 The meeting then adjourned to meet the first Tuesday in next January. It is earnestly desired that all subscribers to the library will hand in their subscrip- tions promptly, as the association desire to add new books to the library. The work last year was very satisfactory, and it is to be hoped that the enterprise will receive a hear5y support from all citizens of Nowtown the oming year.
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Ths Lecture.

Ta.msta 1sr, Mr, AtSoIlle will lecture in NaG,y Hook, Subject; Northern
 lssS, We have lecu asfmed thul the Slese0ptietn is iH perisst working order and tint Nirws Of rsal merilMiil be eNhib- itcd under the careful management c. rrot Sterling, Lrt thGo le N full huuso,
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EiH0i' 0f ib" f,EE:

EdH"' oftb" UE5;
 U9&r SGH:-H. J"et &g-urlav ri-l. }Ir 1han.a@ (. tfrnouts had a ..g.,.rj .. p"r3T 9!j ,- l.rol hlk~. zix ia lunl ,r. 15l ;Iro--ri rr.t m7wh alike. onp Wiz rbi"S rommar'or ""b l'.o rest 1;ai to o'y'- r;~ o".ia,- Hl tic so,ulI of thr horr. trler q nhi,a l'#.l. .,.nv, *alne of }lra au" lHnH csamns,nt jhp sport aim-.lr. and "i- fantH-,i" Inp ratslnj Hrr4n6 The d4r"j}t,;t h"i D ;rout 1iur o. ic with Ton. tt.er" was ouo cr!5rnI lads in tln crowd, dressed ravv w0maaIy. her boaif U:'5' rf fine Paris -tN'r ard her drn~= e" ih" Gro-iaH heHd. Tom. n.as gIuI taH, th"y ciGjoEod thoU+a.Nos end on parting tnld them t0 r2ji a2uin. On leaving thur stole Iia pet rabbit, and Tom. has oncr- rd reward Of iire dollars to auybnHy who returns Iii, Dcner without aekinc no questions, Tom. Was out-Wibitt by the darhjaa.
 Mir John 1T. Murray, son of 4Tr. Ed- ward Murray, got his finger badly mashed last week. John must be more careful in he future, and know where to put his finger again when he is driving team.
 Mrs. Norah Donovan, mother of Thos. DoHcYNn i5 103 years old, and few days ago WaS playing hall with her grand childreu. She can thread a needle with out spcctaclc5 and sew nicely. Who can beat that: PROFESSOR.
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Mile TEi4 lo tia Front.

Mir Charles II, Beers has fauoncd fonr two.year-qld steers oi hb own raising this senson. that averaged over eight hundred Ropnds. That sticks 'ua,
The Newtown bee., 1878-12-05
Bridgeport Tmnplso Meeting.

Last Tuo-Dloy, a meeting of the stock hoIdm'+ of tho Bridgeport Turnpike Com, IuN wa- hcld in tbc parlors of tbc Grand Central Hotel, coiumcrriug at , oHook. ShrriDt Aaron Sauford was chQ, sen Chairman, and Mr. Henry Supr,r, Clerk. The Tr"a-urcre report WIS read udHoeptcd TAi r'poCt showed stu, plus over rypouses, aud a diyidcr! dr- cared o' a ~ma.i supp ,orlch -larr-ho!d- rr "od i- u" Hgat in six wears. lIr, M. (, iid"l y was chosen Teller. Tn" rlo.- u'" ut p'"ar.lrs, wa- lilcrayt mi~iua-- in 3uor and ri,ir" wa- ua,}"of x. J. pert. F. A. NailrD aHj !. Slarrd, Mr. <. S:u,"j was 11.o n}rr.rd a-ouC of th" r'praa2. Irrry san'ord wu5 cl'yts! Secretary y&i Trraar"r |, aa4 yotei 10 r"-rin J!lo vote of lso5, ay which tb, ycary meetings Wcr1 to h" hold al.r,- Dar'Jy in D.id:opor msd #pNIowa, aud "mr,. hrrltcr ut tbc Gypui teurr, 3ro,c!, Nrs1pHu,
 The m.>G:s; l."n ajiomaoi without dae, AuH-t.
 Hre;@r SANFORD. Clerk.
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 The total uumnrr p:Frot. vao a'ou. t7r.tr-..v.'. aU u..a#'o #nf vit,I l1 ga- j. .* lar~'a.b.n ."s. r.1.