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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1879-10-01
SANDY EEnoh.


Ripe raspberries picked fresh from
the vines in Vim. Repkee's yard, were
Q treat to an invalid, on Monday OF this
week.
Mr. Charles Hall received severe
Woand IN the head while cutting corn in
the heid, on Monday His head came in
contact with the point of .corn-eutter,
and it was with difficulty that the flow of
blood was stopped Elon Booth lent VAL
liable assistance.
Nathaniel Elwood shot a wild duck
in the Blackman Pond Monday When
the old man draws bead on game, it is
sure to be his meat.
Henry Tucker loaves Sandy Hook
hisAwoek to take situation as cashier
in large concern in Waterbury, His
many friends wish him success.
Munson Clark, of Zoar, has a stone
ia the underpinning of his new house
marked 1894 1t was taken from the
chimney of the old house, and is supposed
TO have been marked at the time it was
built
out Of the list of ninoty-six voters
{ to be made, but thirty-two applied to
be made snlen and brethren
appearances are deceitful, so thinks
a young Sandy Hooker that got the slip
the other night.
Mr.. Gilbert Williams and wife have
just retusned from weeks vacation,
having visited the Carmel fair, and other
points Of interest in Putnam County, re-
tur3ing refreshed beth il health and
spirits. Mr.. w. reports that pneumonia
ianlaking great havoc among the cattle
OF Eastern New York, and is causing SER
ious alarm among the dairy men of that
section. The State is buying up all the
cattle that are diseased, and butchering
them.
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Now Advertisements.

:. See notice of teachers examination.
See Selectmen and Constables' warn
ings.
See notice of Republican and DoWo-
cratic Town Caucuses.
The Bee Hive, Bridgeport, is said to
be the lowest book store in the state. 4
sample of their prices can be found on
fourth page, also of lots OF other goods.
Those wishing to secure good goods
at low rices will find it to their advan-
tage to call at the Cheap Store when
shopping in Danbury.
Foster Besse y Co, the popular
Clothiers of Bridgeport hHVe an inter
esting advertisement on this page, to
which we would call especial attention.
Sanford Il Hhwley are constantly re-
ceiving large invoices of fall goods,
which they are selling at low prices.
Look out foT their new advertisement
next week.
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ST. Roses Parish Picnic.

Last Saturday st. Roses Parish held a
picnic on their new grounds, opposite
Gays carriage factory. The day was one
of the best and the attendance large.
The Parish Drum Corps was out, and
headed the procession from the church to
the grove. We were unable to be pres
ent but are assured that the affair was
enjoyed by everybody. Tie church also
held fair on Monday and Tuesday even
ings Of this week. The proceeds, which
were very large, will be devoted toward
paying for the new building which has
just been completed.
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The 10th annual session Of the GRAND
Lodge of Good Templars took place al
Waterbury, last week, at which the fol
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: G. G. IT,, j. w. Johnson. Eas-
ton; G. O., Rev. A. G. Hurd, Taftville;
G.. ". IT,, Mrs. Matte e. Reynolds, Nor
wich G.. S., L. N. Olmstead, Hartford
G. T., N. s. Weird, New Britain; G.S. ].
t.. Mrs. Martha j. Johnson, Easton; r.
w. G.. L. Representatives, Rev. 0. J.
Range, Essex, and DIR; Il. b. Lyon, New
Britain; Alternates. Miss M. f. Peck,
Newtown. and Rev. M. Fl. Pogson,
Bridgeport.
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Personal.

Miss Ida A. Brakeman, of Col'
Spring, is visiting her uncle, Mr. Il. W
Burritt, Of Bridgeport.
Mr.. +. IL. Ives, of Cold Spring, il
spending few days in New Milford.
Mr.. L. w. Burrit, OF Bridgeport was
the guest of her father, MI. John Beers
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Browne, o
the Grand Central Hotel, visited Itch
field, Watertown and other places of in
terest la st week.
Mr.. A. c. Traeger of New Haven
has been spending the last week in this
village as the guest Of Mr.. Browne, OF
the Grand Central
Mr.. Otis J. Range, who has bocr
Grand Worthy Chief TcmpIar for five
successive years, has declined q re-elec.
tion, and a successor has been chosen.
Mr., James J. Ives, popular lawyer
of New Haven, paid Nowtowh visit Oh
Monday.
4-Messrs. Leland, HartweI, Wood,
Wilson and Flint Of Danbury. favored
this village with visit last Sunday,
--" Horace" our esteemed correspon.
dent Of Danbury, has been away ON a
short vacation during the last week.
Miss Julia Short, of Bethel, is the
guest of Mr.. Bennett Blackman, who,
with his. wife, have just returned from a
weeks visit to Bethel.
Miss Kate Daily, of this village,
started for New York this, "wednesday
morning, from which point she will take
passage TO Ireland. She will return in
about six months.
Mr.. William ,. Ives, who for the
past month has very aeceptably filled>the
position Of manager of this paper left
town, Friday, for his home in New Haven
We wish him success in what ever line OIL
business he may engage.
Mrs. II. Proctor and family of Gin,
cinnati, o., who have been spending the
summer with her father, High Sheriff
Sanford, left for their home Friday. Mrs
sphillOlu Will dloO ttCNbAl4 plig lltLLl OlI .
few weeks visit.
Mr.. John II. Pcarce, for the past two
and,a-half years has labored with ur
ceasing vigor in the journalistic field
part Of the time conducting both the BEE
and Bethel Ledger, stsrted Tuesday on a
trip up the Hudson, and will endeavor tc
find some quiet place, in which he may
reeuperate and get the rest which he il
so much in need OF.
Mr. Samuel Bamum, of Sandy Hook,
Is away visiting friends in Bethel and
Norwalk. The Bethel Ledger Of last
week has the following concerning him
" Mr.. Samuel Barnum, more Familiarity
called Uncle Sam, j. in town visiting his
many friends, and at present the guest OF
his nephew, Ammon Green, Esq. Mr..
Barnum resides in Sandy Hook, and for
years past he has visited Bethel just be-
fore the fairs commence. He attends
the fairs and then returns home. He
was born in Bethel eighty-three years
ago, and to-day Is this healthlest and best
preserved man In Connecticut.
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Election takes place next Monday.
"A wild cat has been providing around
Branchville.
-Partridges are said to be plentiful In
this section this fall.
--Danburians expect to have n glass
ball shoot at the last day Of their Fair.
Mr.. M. s. Otis has had his house new
Iy painted. Mr.. Runles did the work.
Mr.. VIM. Plat is greatly improving the
road leading from his residence to the
street. :.
Jack Frost visited this vicinity last
Thursday night for the first time this
season.
held ut Hartford, on October 7th, 9Th,
9th and 10th.
1T Is estimated that about 3,C0) steers
are annually fattened in Newtown, which
would produce about 100000.
Middle District School, Mr.. VIM. r..
Skidmore, principal, closed its summer
term Oh Friday.
MIR. Jerome Judson of Sandy Hook,
while fishing In Taunton Lake, week
ago Saturday, caught bass that weighed
five pounds and u half.
job work Of every description done
neat and cheap at the office OF this paper.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The paper mill at New Milford, for
merly occupied by N. q. Lyon. Jr., is ex-
pected to resume operations this week.
--One Danbury hat factory manufac-
turod eleven hundred dozen hats in three
days lately. This line of business ~ also
very thriving at Bethel
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52as@ Every person who wishes to see
what Bridgeport enterprise is accomplish
ing, should call at the large and com
pletely stocked Drug and Paint Store of
f. S. STEVENS & Co. This firm keep in
stock almost everything that can be found
in the largest and best appointed metro
politnn stores, and buying of the manu.
facturers and importers, they are enabled
to get the lowest prices, thus being ena-
bled to sell twholesal Sand retail, at the
lowest New York prices.
Their stock comprises all the Foreign
and Domestic Drugs and Chemicals, as
well as most of the proprietary articles,
Patent Medicines, &C., &c, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes and Brushes.
MEssRs. F. S. STEVENS & Co. are agents
for the Latin Il Rand Powder Co., and
are doing u large trade in that celebrated
Gun. Rifle and Blasting Powder.
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Among other matters. we are forced e
apologize for the imperfect printing u
our first page. No one is more grieved
about it than ourselves. aud NE will on
.deavor to not have il occur again.
Next Tuesday, Ridgefeld holds its
tweaty-second annual fair. Trotting ii
booked for Thursday and Friday, and on
the former day Prof. Fisher, the eronaut,
expects TO make an ascension.
On Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day, October LIST, ID and 81, the days set
down for the fair and horse trot at New
Milford, the Housatonic r. Il. Co. will
sell tickets at half fare, good on all reg
ular trains.
The Danbury fair commences Tues
day October 7th, and continues until tbs
18th. there will undoubtedly be a large
turnout this year, and the promise is thai
it will be the most successful fair evel
held in Danbury.
AT The thirty-second annual session
of the National Council, 0. U. A. NJ. ii
New Haven last week. it was reported
that the membership Of the order has in
creased from 25,G7S ia 1878 to 81, 500 ii
1870
Officer Arnold, a favorite police
officer of Bridgeport, has been presented
by Detective Pinkerton of New York with
certain valuable books on detective work
Saturday was the day Of atonement,
the great feast day of the Jewish year
No orthodox jew tasted either food OF
drink for tyenty-four hours.
The convention of the Connecticut
Spirtualists began in New Haven, Friday.
In your prosperity remtmBcr the
poor, especially the editor who, because
of his vocation, labors day and night to
gather fresh news for his patrons, and
his cares are only augmented if he finds
on his books names Of. subscribers who
have not paid up.
An act of highway robbery was COM
mitted in town on'Tuesday night of last
week. Mr.. George Prindl6, young man
employed on the farm of Henry S. Peck,
was wayIaid by a couple of men-he
thinks he recognized one of them-seized
and thrown upon'the ground and stripped
of his " little all" They also took a valu-
able sGven-shooter. 1t CHANGED onlv one
barrel was loaded, or George says he
l n a., l.,
bury News.
We notice by our exchanges that the
farmers i'm various TO vns have determined
to stop the shooting of birds on their
premises, claiming that the yearly in
crease Of insects hostile to vegetable life
is due, in a great measure, to hunters,
who destroy all the birds they can fiBd.
Mr.. William Murray, section master
on the Housatonic Road, had his leg bad
Iy fractured Friday morning He was
engaged with his men, just above the de-
pot, in cutting some iron rails. The
worlimeu had cut around the rail with q
chisel, and then placed the chi5el ON
another rail which lay on the ground.
Several of them then picked up the rail.
which they wished to break, and dropped
it on the chisel and rail for that purpose.
The chisel, when struck by the appraised
rail, flew back, striking Mr., Murray OH the
leg. He fell to the ground in "a fainting
condition, and after he had been restored
he was removed TO his home in East
in a carriage, and Dr. Martin
rendered the necessary medical aid.
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To Our Patrons.

We Will esteem it great favor II those
who are in arrears for subscriptions and
advertising would either send or call and
pay what is due. We would not be so
very particular about this matter if we
could get out paper without money; be-
sides, we are stranger among you, and
cannot call upon each in person. Our
friends will please bear this in mind, and
let us hear from them this week.
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Marriages.

In Waterbury. Sept. 18th, by Rev. E. G. Beckwith
George L. Lum and Eleanor Sharpe, both of Water
bury,
In. nanesyille, Sept. oath James c. Crosby. of
Dover, n. T., and Miss Emma ]. Smith of New
Milford.
In Seymour, at the NJ. E. Church Sept. 23d by
the Rev, Joseph Vinton VIM. N. Woodruff of Hart
ford and Carrie Estella, daughter Minott sharpe
In Lanesyille, Sept. 24th by Rev. j. H. Crofut,
Mr., James c. Crosby, of Dover Plains, N Y, and
Miss Emma, daughter of Clark L. Smith, Of New
Milford
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THE BEE.
EN.EssrInN rsa,s1 E.T,s.

The BEE Office Is prepared TO furnish
this and adjoining towns with tickets for
the coming election. Get your orders in
as early as possible.
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"A large number Of people attended
the fair at Norwalk, Thursday and Fri
day last. The display was fine, and the
fair was success in every particular.
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons liable to
" pay taxes in the iowa OF hewtoYn,o on The Assess
ment List Of 1873 thai VIII meet them for the
purpose Of receiving The same at the following
places On Thursday, Sept. 18th, 1872 at the store
of r. D. Shepard from to Ii M; at the store in
Hattertown from y m. to p and at the store of
o. Is. ISotsford, from 3 to p. On Friday, Sept.
18Th, at the store Of Glover, Warner & Clark from
to II a and at the Town Clerks Office from 2
to p. One per cent per month will be added.
according to law. After Oct. 18th, 1873 also calec-
tors fees. Il. a. CLARKE,
Aewtown. Sept LIST, 1879. Collector.
n-3w
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Deaths.

In Danbury. Sept. 21st, Jerusha stanly aged rs
years.
In Danbury, Sept. "a, Mary RIePhele1ny aged 6
years and months.
In Bethel Sept: "a, Martha Shepard aged 81 years
and months.
Ia New Fairfield, Sept is, Susan A. Stevenson
aged II years, months and IL days.
Ia Woodbury., Sept. s William H. Mckay, aged
rs years.
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We shall be pleased to receive cor
respondence and communications from
all persons who have heretofore contri-.
buted tc the columns Of the BEE.
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K se1SCRs

THERE win be examination of Teachers for the
L winter term OF the Public Schools on Saturday
October 4tli, 1879, in the Brick Building at one
o'clock, in the afternoon
Per Order Of the CHAIRMAN
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DsTRICr of Ncwtown. IS. Probate
~ Coart, Sept. Sth, 1879.
isstofe al Ell 'seers. late u Newtown. in said
District deceased = ~ :
me court OF Probate for the District OF New.
town hash limited ana allowed six snanfsss = n.
~, NJ. afeot ;2r the Creditors Of said Estate ~
hestee, g present thsir accounts PROPERLY att.s,
3D. within said time. viii be tlcbarfni 5 r..
make immediate psysnentfn s'7sseu -
u2-swl GEORGE w.-TURNEy. Administrator.
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Tho brethren viii now sing.
How happy they
Who eachinight can say:.
I'VE sleep on the Branchy.re Spring Fed"
They tuck their dear noses
beneath the bed clothes,
And rest both the lle art and the head.
Then stop all your grnmbling.
AID kicking and iumbling,
And throw your hard Stats in the FIRE:
You ne'er will regret it,
Now don't You forget il.
But LEI. this your courage inspire.
Take hve-dollar bill
Right out Of the till,
All shining and crispy and green.
But don't pinch ii 10 death,
And crush out its breath
Your eovetous fingers between.
But hail the Spring Bed man.
Who comes with his pet plan,
Which is. to have You just try them;
Sleep on.heIn a month,
And-and-snd-and-
Why. than. you VIII certainly buy them.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE
aRAvcHvILLE SPRING BED CO
BRANCHVILLE, CONN.
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G. JONAS,
MERCHANT TAILOR

MAIN ST., NEwrowN,
calls the attention of the citizens OF this
town and vicinity to his New Stock Of
Coos. which he hason hand. al his Store
In Glovcr's Building.
He will make Ali-wool Pants to order
for -. rs. and Whole Suits Car sl4. Give
him call and see Cor yourselves.
70 Cutting done at tho shortesrpoiica
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4 FENHE REPUBLICANS of Newtown are requested
4 "A 20 Iaeet at the Brick Hall,
1 SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4rH,
/ at O'Clock. TO nominate Town Clerk Selectmen
and other Officers. full attendance is requested
/ +, Per Order Gf TOWN COMMITTEE. !.
j Dated October 1st, 1879
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
100 900 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
EALF-TIcKETS, ONE DOLLAR.
4 !.
M A. DAUPHIN,
p BOX 692, NEW ORLEANS, La,
= 80 is. $40 BROADWAY. NEW york.

All oar Gund Extraordinary Drawings are under
the superci9,a and management of GENERALS e. Z.
BEAU z E{ssR D md JUI BAL A. EARLY.
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NOTICE or ELECTION.
OFFICE or CIVIL SHERIFF,
Parish Of Orleans,
Tz,rrz Grtauna EnIr11urU TX 1870

New orleans, fDDEHAEy 10, 1853. J
By and under authority of a proclamation
issued by his Excelency Francis T. Nichols,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana. dated en-
the twenty fifth day of January 1879. directing
an election to be held on TUESDAY. the eigh-
teenth day OF March, 1879 for the purpose of
electing delegates to meet in convention TO
frame q new constitution Of the State
Notice Is hereby given that au election viii be
held in conformity with act No. b of the extra
session Of 1877, on TUESDAY, the eighteenth
day Of March, 1879 from o'clock IN the FORE
noon until O'Clock In the afternoon through
ont the parish Of Orleans, for the purpose Of
electing delegates to meet la convention at the
State House. at New Orleans, on Monday, the
twenty-frst of April 1879. ct 70 o'clock M. to
frame new constitution for the State Of Louis
lana: as provided for by act No. 3 of the Cen
eral Assembly Of the state Of Louisiana ap-
proved January 33. 1879. Tho delegates to be
chosen to such convention to be apportiOned SIS
the members Of the General Assembly OF the
State are now apportionod by law as follows,
TO wit:
SENATORIAL DELEGATES.
Two for the First Senatorial District. COM
posed Of the eighth and ninth wards Of Orleans
and of the parishes of st. Bernard and Plaque
mines.
Two for the Second Senatorial District. com
posed of the fourth. fifth. sixth and seventh
wards of Orleans.
One for the Third Senatorial District, COM
posed OF the third ward Of Orleans.
One for the Fourth Senatorial District. COM
| posed of the second ward and fifteenth ward
| tOreans. right bank.l Of Orleans.
One for the Fifth Senatorial District. COM
posed Of he first and tenth wards Of Orleans.
m. g. a.. O., ~ T{,I.
posed of tho eleventh, twelfth. thirteenth, four
| teenth, sixteenth and seventeenth wards Of Or
| leans.
| One for the First Representative District
parish Of Orleans.
| Two for the Second Representative District
/ parish Of Orleans.
| Three for the Third Representative District
| parish Of Orleans.
| One for tho Fourth Representative District,
| parish Of Orleans.
| Two for the Fifth Representative District
| parish OF Orleans.
| One for the Sixth Representative District
| parish OF Orleans.
| Two for the Seventh Representative District
| parish Of Orleans.
| One for the Eighth Representative District
| parish Of Orleans.
Two tor the Ninth Representative Distrlct
| parish of Orleans.
| Two for the Tenth Representative District
parish Of Orleans.
| Two for the Eleventh Representative District
| parish Of Orleans.
One for the Twelfth Representative District
| parish Of Orleans.
Ono for the Thirteenth Representative Dis
| triet, parish Of Orleans.
One for the Fourteenth Representative Dis
! trict, parish of Orleans.
One for the FIT enth Representative District
parish of Orleans.
/ J. i. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX,
| Civil Sheriff Of the parish OF Orleans.