The Newtown bee., 1879-10-08

-Bueholz expects a new trial.

-buGHOlH CAptCNS ~ lINN ellNi'
Hating Is very good at Hawleyville.
Mr.. William Platt has our thanks for
quantity of fine peaches.
The factories at Georgetown are run
ming night and day to fill orders,
Mr.. Lanson b. Lake has been appoint
cd teacher of the South Center school.
A teleph, u, line will be run from
Danbury to the fair grounds.
Mr.. John b. Wheeler lost n valuable
COW from some unknown cause, Thurs
day,
The Milford Agricultural Society
netted about 800 above the expenses at
their annual fair.
Mr.. L. L. Johnson conducted the
services at the Trinity Church, Sunday,
In the absence of Rev. Mr.. Haskins.
The evidence in the Hill divorce case
at Bridgeport is now all in, and the argu-
ments will probably be made next Satur-
day.
People visiting this village generally
admit 1t is pleasant place, But, Oh!
how quiet"
We are indebted to the Ray for
portion Of the proceedings OF the fair at
Mex Milford.
Mr.. Mormon Northrop has on exhibit
ton ut Sanford Il Hawley's store an ear
OF corn which measures seventeen
inches In length.
r. Hatch & Son, of New Fairfield,
have invented new spring buggy. 1t
Is said To be valuable invention.
Homer Hubbell got his finger caught
between truck and the floor at the de-
pot on Friday. DIR. Vile amputated 1t at
the first Joint
Rev. Mr.. Higgins, of Huntington, oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Congregational
Church, Sunday, in exchange with Rev.
J. p. Hoyt.
Bring your job work to the BEE Of
fee; we will warrant to do it satisfactory,
at lowest living prices, and will have it
done when promised.
The tobacco crop in this section is
said to be very fuir yield and the
quality good. The average price paid by
dealers Is fourteen cents per pound.
On Sept. Goth mad dog, owned by
Mr.. Jacob Coville, of BroolSiield, passed
through Beaver Brook district. A dog
belonging to Amos Hinkley was bitter.
Fred Fem, OF South Britain sued
Russell Ford, last week, for damages
done by turkeys in his. buckwheat field.
A commission was appointed to apprlse
the damage, and awarded Mr.. +. fifty
cents.
Mrs. Lounsbury, who shot her hus-
band last week, has been committed to
trial at the next term of the Supreme
Court.
William Beach, member OF the
firm OF Kean & Lines, carriage manufac-
turers OF New Haven, was found dead In
the stable in the rear Of the factory, Fri
day morning. His death was attributed
to heart disease.
Mr.. Henry Glover died suddenly oil
heart disease at his residence in Hunt
ington, Wednesday. Oct. 1st. Mr.. G.
was highly esteemed by all his neighbors
Deceased was brother of Ives Glover
Esq, of this town.
Mrs Isaac Watson, who at one time
lived In this village. died very suddenly
at her home in Southbury, Sept. Goth, o
typhoid pneumonia. Her remains were
taken to Southington her former place o
residence, for interment
New Haven manufacturers canno
get hands enough to do their work. One
company was compelled to, last week
reject an order Tor lag platform cars, t.
be fitted with oil tanks. for which SAC, 00C
was offered.
The fair commenced at Danbury OF
Tuesday, and continues four days. IL thu
weather Is favorable. this will mdoubt
edly be- one OF the most successful fair
held In this section this season. A larg
number OF Newtown people will attend.
a loon ct which every sportsma
within radIous OF twenty miles OF Taar
ton Lake has shot at, has at last Dee
killed. and now ornaments . DanDur'
store window. Mr.. Chas. Gum was TN
lucky marksmnn.