The Newtown bee., 1879-04-29


 stopped at the watering trough, at the foot of Church Hill street, where he was serured. Little G.orge WIS very much fri Il4tenc6.
 Isaac Atkins who was in Newtown short time ago taking ortle s for W. 0. Gulford, of Waterbury, astationer, Was arrested in Danbury and held until the Chief Of Justice Austin, of Waterbury, arrived last Saturday and took him back to answer the charge of embezzlement, preferred by his employer. Atkins is young man of pleasing address.
 --phe road between Mir. Frederick San foid's house and the depot has been most thoroughly worked under the supervision of Seiectman Wm. l. Sanford. The road has been lowered in front of Mir. John Carmody's and Mir David Noble's houses and the dirt carted on to the flat and the road bed raised. This work will be a decided improvement and will last. MT F. Sanford gave good share Of the gray el to go on the newly ly-wofked road. MT. Albert Blael1man has been inn proving his lot adjoining the residence of | Col. l.. J. Wright, removing the stones | and relnyingth stone wall. We enquired the other day of friend and resident the name of the street running east and west near our present residence, and WAS | cooly told that it was "PurSatOry. Well, if our view of this road is correct, unless it ia graveled and worked some one will slip into it.
 | The suit pending between Eugene | Ward and Vim. J.-Diek occupied the at- | tention of the court last week until , | o'clock Friday, afternoon, when the court wan adjourned until Tuesday, Uo-day) at 10 o'clock. All the evidences has been taken and Mr. Fessenden for Ward open ed the argument and was followed by Mir Taylor, for Dick. To day, Mr. Stoddard will address the jury for plaintiff, and Mir. Treat for defendant.
 | pr. Moore, who advertised to show in Sanford's Hall last Thursday, Was on hand, and with the exception of the devil and rod-headed compositor and Gov. Redstone, another dead head, there were no one present.. The Doctor gave an ex- hibition in the Custer Post Hall on We'd nesday to a small audience, and repeat od it again Friday evening. The Doctor gave a good lecture and pleased all who attended.
 Fifty Cents will do it. What? Why cure your cold or cough by using botth
 of Dr. A. J. Flagg's Cough and Lung Syrup.
 While in New York city one day last
 week, we had the pleasure of seeing the
 store of Nicoll, the popular tailor of the
 Bowery, lighted by the electric light
 Just one single jet on the outside of the
 building made the street and vicinity as
 light as day. while in the store seemed [
 perfect Eden of beauty and light. The
 light, though intense did not pain tht
 eye. Crowds gathered in and around tho
 building. Nicolls store, which alway, has an attractive appearance, should bt
 visited by our friends when in New York
 Sanford & Hawlcy have a splendit line of Spring Goods of every description at locest prices. New Spring styles 0 Prints, Cambrics, Lace Ties, Ladies an'
 Gents Kid Gloves, Fancy Hosiery, Fanc,
 Dress Buttons, etc. Ladies Open Work
 Lisle Gloves. Another case of thos'
 Four Cent CalicOes, fast colors. : fine assortment of Crockerv. Glassware
 Boots and Shoes. Fine Boots, (whol stock S2; Meu's Congress and Button Gaiters, Oxford Ties; Brogans, from E up. The best Ladies Kid Button Sho
 ever offered for $l. .25. Examine our od
 lot of Shoes-at half prices. New Mapl : Sugar. Call and see Us, and bring you sisters, and your cousins and your aunts