The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13

week. returned to New York last Friday.
 Our friends will bear in mind that we are now prepared to do job work of all kinds. We have just purchased new press and type.
 The rooms in the Ne~town railroad station are being thoroughly cleaned. painted and paperod. D. NJ. Reynolds is doing the work.
 The town poor are now located in Zoar and are under the care of MT. E. J. Morris who has provided good comfortable quarters for them
 Prof Johnson T. Platt, of New Haven, called upon us at office Monday in company with his brother, Theron E. Patt Esq,--of Redding Ridge.
 Mr. Carlton c. Chamberlain, of New York City. and we'll known to many in this village died quite suddenly. Sunday morning. He was 40 years of age.
 Peter Behn, of Dodgingtown, is about to build new house. The cellar will be finished in few days. Gilbert Brothers. of Bethel, will erect the house.
 Get your printing done at the BEE ofhce
 Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson has made a con- |, tract with John Ferris, of Sandy Hook to paint her two tenement houses occupied by Mr Fairchild and W. B. snlfon
 Mr. F. c. Sanford has commenced the building of barn for Mir. Michael Kelly. of Lake George He will also build ono for MT. James Fur ner, or the district
 Permanent Relief is a great boon to any one who has been afflicted with a hacking cough You can get it sure by using Dr. A J. Flagg's Cough and Lung Syrup.
 Miss M. A. Houlihan is doing a good business in her apartments over Sanford X Hawleys. Sho is meeting with the success com cs,,,..- aa | The work of raising and improving the building owned by MT. smith Glover has com menced. Mir. E. w. Wilson is doing the job and pushing forward as rapidly possible,
 Messrs. George NJ. Cole D. T. Hubbell, Elijah Pillow and George A. Shepard, of Bethel were in town Saturday look little after railroad affairs. | Of which. ut some future day. will speak more | fully.
 Mir. Charles B. Luf of South Britain, l agent for Schuyler, Parsons Landon Co.,. manu- facturers of white bronze monuments, will be in | town on Thursday. when those desiring to see his beautiful designs do so. See advertisement in | this issue
 | Decoration Day Is fast approaching and we gratifed to know that Custer Post is making active preparations for its due observance. We trust that all citizens will take interest in the celebration and aid the Grand Army Post in | making it a day long to be remembered. MT. A. w. Peck sent us sample of | butter made from the milk of his thorough bred Jersey heifer. for which tender many thanks. It was excellent. of rich color and fine flavor. Mir. Peck has also thorough bred Jersey bull. Last Sunday, Rev. Father McCartan, in
 few appropriate terms. referred to the prevalence of blasphemy among the rising generation who frequent our streets after nishtfa. and asked his congregation to unite in its suppression. He also | recommended the writing class which will Do held | in the Academy on Wednesday evening" The house of MT. Josiah Booth was ontoieu ou may 4, while MT. ana dfs. Booth were at church. and ss taken from pocket book belonging to Mrs. Booth. A small of money was also extracted from pants pocket of Mr. B. His thiefship, not satisfied with the fnan- cial standing of the premises repaired the pantry and by the aid of pies and several other good things | recuperated the inner man; and then filed out. He l is still at large.
 NAMELEss We are very sorry in | deed for such bungling. Thanks for your flat tering opinion of ourselves. Under the crcum stances you mention, together with several others | of a similar character we could not possibly deal as leniently with the guilty uns " IS you sug- gested. There times you know, when {. patience ceases" etc.. compelled (half willingly though) to elevate the window and let the senior imps" sIide.. Mark the change. | But-no vain promises.
 MT. Frank T. Haldin, of Danburv, has been quite feeble unable to attend to busi- ness tor many months past On Sunday afternoon he went to see Mrs. Mix. of whom we have pre- viously made mention. at the residence of William Fairchild, Esq. Mir Hadin had to be lifted rom the carriage, but before he left Mir. Fairchild's house. after receiving treatment from Mrs. Mix, he was able to walk without assistance. Mrs. Mix lectured Sunday evening in the Congregational Church to large audience.
 MT. Browne, proprietor of the Grand Central Hotel, has made some very important i'm l provements in the hotel, which his summer guests
 will highly appreciate. One of the most convenient
 to families is the placing of doors between the
 rooms; and also the adding of closets. The hotel
 has been cleaned from cellar to attic, each room
 painted and kalsomned and the halls and stairs
 newly carpeted and padded, so that there is not
 the least particle of noise The only thing now
 remaining to be put into order is the office and that will be done in few days. Mir Browne expects g
 good season.
 FROM HANOVER Please excuse long
 silence nothing of any importance has occurred
 in our quiet neighborhood of late.
 Mir. John Glover, of Dubuque, Ia. arrived Satur
 day night and is visiting his brother. S. O. Glover
 Miss E. A. Blake, who has been quite i'll for tn, past few weeks. is much improved to be abl. l to be out.
 There has been considerable improvement here
 the past month. Mir. P. Blake has had ban and
 to his barn; Mir. Michal Bradley, new barn; MT
 Samuel Glover an addition 10 his house. This in
 dicafcs that the farmers expect bountiful harves
 and also that Hanover must not be considered as I one of the non-improving districts of Newtown. We shall endcayor to be attentive hereafter HANOVER GInL.