The Newtown bee., 1880-01-28
A meeting of the Library Association Is called for Tuesday night. A full at tendance is requested.

For salo by Sanford x Hawley.
 MT. John T. Pearce, of Bethel is dis posing of his stock of goods regardless of cost. If you want bargains call on him.
 MT. Chas. Gately leaves for Worces- ter, Mass, Thursday, to enter Technical School, for the study of mechanics. He will take four years course. A party of twenty couple assembled at the residence of MT. Chas. Beardsley, | of Mile Hill Wednesday night, and en- ioyed pleasant evening. Pecks Quad | rille Band was in attendance, and furnish cd music. Mir. Augustus Warner, of Chicago, son of Judge Warner, of this town, was married to Miss Rissa J., daughter of Mir. Cyrenus Beers, of that city, on Thursday, January 18th. They are visiting friends in this locality. The Department Encampment of the State of Connecticut convenes in New Haven to-day and tomorrow. Dr. w. c. Vile, Edward Troy and A, T. Peck are the regular delegates for this place; W. B. Snifren and $. Hooper. altcrnatos. MT Grandson Parmalee, of Pales- .inc, brought tu our office basket of corn which averaged fifteen inches in length .Nlso a number of turnips that averaged tenty-sevcn inches in circumference. n wOuld like to have somo one beat t'ni.
 ->wlng to the light attendance at the weely meeting of St. Roses Debating Socty, "Wednesday evening, the sub feet, resolved, "That total separation . fir ymsas gland would he more beneficial Q to Iryud than any homc-rUle so-called," ."
 was c.tinued until this week.
 n -Alewtown boy swallowed an over y coat bton the other day. and his mother
 instoaof fa.ntirg away, or screaming or sendin for the doctor, just tied big 6 buttonp.a to n string and commenced
 ashing,r the button. 'In less th"n three ninuteshc had it, and inside of ten the U boy haihree fights with the boy next
 loor.
 -Sayan exchange: "In view of the 'e 1dvance2 threo cents per pound in the s' prico uf lys print, some papers have ad-
 vanced phs Few realize that so far a- the 'busi5s boom has affected news IT.. paper pub CTS only unfavorably. Ev-
 cry thing r. buy has advanced and nothing thihey sell"
 ill Tho m business on the Shepaug
 Road contin to increase. During '7G, om 35, ,O00 cunsi cases of milk were sent iD nyer this rncont"iuing in all some B.
 6)0, COO quartz milk The company is -. bului z ancr Ice house at Bantam .. Station, beiiEo third they have put ul on the line.
 MT. NJ. B.-riI, of Winterset Iowa , is formerly salesl with L. B. Booth, is q Y in town on ftweeks' visit. Mir Ter self Till is associatrith his two brothers
 Levi and Robeh the dry goods ant boot and shoe tIess, and reports tha ,,,, he is, in every icular, well pleased with his Westorlne.
 On NcdneSdaarriet, wife of Mir , George M. Beneddied very suddenl. :, at her homo in nton. She was ~. Christian woman'' highly respecte' 'A'i" by all who knew hThe funeral tool
 place, Friday, ants attended by tho large number or rei,s and friends. Il o'. pr. W. R. Griswof Hartford. wa
 iu town, Thursday nging with th
 merchants of the plaor the sale c Mon " Grisvold's Pastilleiudginp bv tb bas- largo number of test ials from tn days precs, and the persoho have trie e9 oI them, they are radtci,e for coug hs
 colds, ,hoaraeness, etc.
 to sec The Benedict < B,m roaufa, mid- turing Co.,, of Waterbul,. the maker z wall ., . vy,tch that is 0 ma, ,s ,.t,,,,,,,,,, ences' and simplicity. The inr. MT. A.
 Buck, spent years in siLina it's q on put tail5 and company "it,pitol stoe S them of sl3O. 900 has been est ed for i 9 Tour manufacture. Inc ce is if make dollars Sanford X Ht have fl
 agency for for this town.
 ,g time On Sunday, in obediena circul )t been sent out by Bishop McMa, alt [ k. He priests of his diocese, Rev1ar Nj ortable C..rtan, of St. Roses ChurIo Iouuc
 that next Sunday a co'lecuuld ,ster at taken up in the congregation of f p.v for Mmine-stricken people of J M ,,.l,n.s, MeCarlan made a feeling ana ,Ie Z pr. R. peal to his cong egation to al lace. this occasion, and help in a rra - ,,,o relieve the terrible suffering in -, this iellow-countrymen
 thouob The local of the New Hay F, .taad of thus eulogizes upon ourmtld wilI
 weather continues to pass for ....,.u.,, is not often that old winter seeb
 -. himself off on a trustful public 1
 o,,d spring, and as consistently as tn ae piers, Even I'io "iu .,.,,+ l., 4,
 picking blooming violets in he laborer North Haven farmers are ploY 5 Bridge, birveles are running; the birds sd to the inc: the grass is groWln, !. c. Vile the boys are not happy" Ii
 doubtedly got touch of spring mt citlzch The dramatic entertalnmei ei building a ford's Hall, last evening, unde ndy Hook pices of Granite Lodge, l. o. times, and erected by a fair audience, des d. clemency of the weather. I who occu- Among the Breakers, and 1ednesday, "The Greatest Plague in Llfe . had three pieces played, and the several ant of. Dr. were we'll taken. The enterta patient is be repeated this evening" "he
 edy. entitled "A Thorn ,ror, New Roses," will be substituted ff le Legisla- "The Greaee9' ,''o " :, all charge last eVenlhe' my s,, ght for a doubtediy' DO sio'