The Newtown bee., 1878-09-05
Local Jotsings.


 II is boy, To caIled upon ns at 1 o'clock sunday morning. 4 though tho editorial stan has been increased ono, we shail ooutiapa 10 publish the tiEE as heretofore, every rhue,luy, aI tAo extra ordinary low prleo ut one dollar DOT year, Walk up To lhe captains olilen and settle.
 The Newtuwn Academy opcnol Monday with good attendance ot scLolars.
 Half fare 10 Dauhury Sept 5tb. from Newtown, on the housatouir k, k,
 The office huldng ot Mr. rhilo Nichols has been moved 10 as to show up ih' new aaw and feed mill To good aI,A ltage
 NIr A. E. West, who built the beautiful house of Dr. Marbles, tas gone to Brook field, Obtuso patdet, 10 erect house for Mr Robt. Smilh.
 AIr Alexander Troupe of New Haven will lecture In sun.orI's Hall, Thulslay evening, Sept l2th, Subject: "Grccn- back Labor Reform"
 Mrs. F. W. Wilson of Sandy Hook has been quite sick for several wee B, Dr. Vile l.. In altcndaHce, and hopes to have her soon restored to health, For charming evenings cntcrtaIu- ment, % tp Sou,ords Hall Sau thy evening next, and hear Mis-, Tur4ey in her beuu,ifu readings and recita,ions, Admitluucv only 25 cts,
 E. N. Hullocll and D. ". Snyder of San dy liou!, were the makers of very Huat and substantial blackboard wagon for Ar, James Coles of llawcyvilo.
 MT. Lomucl F. Camp has left with us several pamphlets, q very nnat and useful work for the benefit of those intcre5tel la thcncxt Fair which comes off in Dan- bury. Call and get one.
 Don't forget the lromen'8 parade to-day in Danhuly. Should 1t tprovc a fair day DaAbmy will be in it's glory, As a people Donblrians are hard to beat when they start out for a good time.
 The friends of Miss Anna Taylor, daughter of Rev James Taylor, will be glad to learn that she is now steadily re- covering from her late severe illness, and hopes soon to be around again.
 4 mean act was witnessed at the New town depot Saturday evening. A young man named James Cor! IT, while jump ing from the moving train, was ripped by some one so that he fell with force upon the platform, and came near being scri- ously injured. Itwas a mean act, surely.
 A novel pair of tongs was shown us last week, which was used at q clam bake at Taunton Lake, The party had n tongs to handle the hot -soas,e clans with 50 MT. Wm. TonIlI stepped out into the woods and cut a piece Of hickory, sLavel off both ends, ,thinnod it in the middle and bent it double, after which he took a piece of rubber and wound around it and behold he had a good substitute ioi tongs.
 Trinity Church Benevolent Society will hold Fair and Festival in th2 Chapel Room of the church on Thursday even ing, Sept. 12th, on which occasion Pro fesst IS Sterling and Smith will give a gratutous lecture on, and exhibition of, the wonders of the Monograph. Admis- sion, including 1ce-cream to each person., 8 Cts. Children, 20 Cts. The members of the Society are requested to meet at the vestry-r0om Friday evening. A full attendance is requested.
 The Supreme Court of the State of New York has decided that J. c. AVER X Co.,, of Lowell have the sole right to use the words CHERRY PICTORIAL for medicine, and has issued an injunction against r. V. Rushton, of New York City, for selling Rushton's Cherry PectoraI Lozcnges, or any other use of the name to deceive the public. This decision of the high court includes all dcGsers who sell any similar article.-Por JcGerson (L. L) Lea7cr
 List of letters remaining in Ncwtowl Post Office Sept. lst.:
 Miss Susan E. Armstrong, Miss Cu]i- man, Fred Hastings, James Jackson, John Weed, Isaac Weed, J. A. Westtield.
 When calling for above letters please say "advcrtised E. S. PECK, P. N.