The Newtown bee., 1880-01-14
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Miss Mary McNsmara is very Ill with innsmmatory rheumatism.
 The next shower will probably ex- cavate great many rubber shoes-that is. If report be true.
 --Sanford & Hawley have change of advertisement this week, which Is we'll worthy of close perusal.
 ---Aro we to have any ice this winter. is tho question our leo men are agtteting | at present.
 Major c, T, Greene and family. for msrly of this village, have gone to St. l Nary's, Georgia, to spend the winter. Anything you wish to learn about horss-nesh, can be known by inquring l for Barney at the Sandy Hook Hotel. l --Sessions, tho railroad contractor has taken the Gibson barn, and fitted it up for the accommodation of fifteen horses. Those who have dug to the depth of several inches with their feet, report Of not having found much frost In the ground. George Northrop, of Hanover about two weeks since cut his leg very badly with an ax, and Is still confined to his home. Mir. Moses Hill and wife, of Boston, have boon tho guests of Nil. Charles Nor throp during a few days of the past week. Mir. Douglas Fsirehild, proprietor of the Turner House. Danbury, paid New town visit, Last week.
 Town Clerk Peck reports that twenty four marriages, seventy-four births and forty-oight deaths have occurred in this town during the year 1879.
 -Messrs. Vail & Sheffield, of the Shore Line Times, New Haven, have dissolved partusrship, Mir. Sheffield taking sole managem ent of the paper.
 $. c. Northrop, of the Bce-Hive, Bridgeport, has large and fine assort- mont of goods of all kinds which he is offering st very low prices. We think, after reading his advertisement, that you will give him call.
 The donation visit given Rev. J. P. Hoyt. on Tuesday evening, December s0th, was Q very pleasant affair, and the proceeds amounted to something over one hundred dollars.
 -There Is a time and place for ev- srything, and the place to get good pick led trips Is at the Sandy Hook Market Augur says so and Brscoe will back up the statement.
 The oldest son of William Stowe, oi Zoar Bridge. split his foot open at the in- step with an ax while cutting wood, on Saturday. making frightful wound. Boys, take care how you handle axes. Dr. Vile rendered medical assistance. At the last m eeting of the Bridgeport Medical Society, Dr. w. c. Vile was elected an honorary member, and was the guest of the society at their annual dinner, hold at the Atlantic House. ol Monday evening of last week.
 MT. Chas. Hall Is doing rushing trade In the tobacco business. He ha' the building formerly used as a lodge which Is situated between the depot an' Sandy Hook as & warehouse, and em ploys quite number of assorters.
 An addition oi twenty-four feet IS be ing made on to the building owned by St Roses Chtroh, on Church Street. The are going to put large bell In the build ing, and the church will givo series c entertainments during the spring month to defray the expenses.
 Eti roou. ~sI I,>IJ CurJor. ,x,c from his wagon, whilo in Sandy Hool on Wednesday of last week. He wa picked up insensible, and taken into tt Post Oflce, where he was cared for. H recovered sufficiently to be conveye home that night, and we are happy say he Is now able to attend to his bus noss.
 --The testimony In the Hayden trial all in. and the arguments will be cor menced to-day, Wednesday,. The tri has been In session fifty-two days, al the cost to the State Is about s30, % Nearly all the witnesses have been pal and the witness fees amount to abo 31o,0O0.
 -The Connecticut Commissioners ha come to an agreement with the NJ York Commissioners on the disbut boundary between the two States. It that the Sound shall be equally divide and that New York shall take a sm part of the territory on the west bounda of the State.
 A gentleman of this village receiy . the other day letter from friend Leadville, Col. giving the prices of p visions there. Milk is 20 cents qua potatoes. $5 n bushel; apples SC bush eggs, 60 cents & dozen, butter, 60 ce pound; water, 60 cents barrel; boa in private house, $15 per week.
 --On Thursday evening the Bos Church Choir Co.,, gave a performance tho celebrated opera, "Pinafore, Sanfofd's Hall, to large and appreC tivsiaudience. At the conclusion of the play, the manager announced t they would repeat the entertainment next evening, with few additional lures. but owing to financial difllcult they did not fulfil their promise, loft town Friday morning.
 MT. Edson Wilson has on hand a V beautiful and cheap lot of furniture,
 we advise those who want anything his line to trade with him at ence. niture was never cheaper than now,
 we do say to those who want anythin Mir. Wilson's store, to go at once, as
 prices must. In short time. be consi ably increased Mir. Wilson Is