The Newtown bee., 1888-05-18

NEWTOWN, CONN, BEE.
 FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1888.
 CIRCULATION. JANUARY 1, 1sS2, ,.................. 612 LAST WEEK, .......... .........,.. ...... l769 Lawrence Mitchell has been sued by Mrs Hiram Kelly for $l0 75 in wages. The trial is set for the 18th before Justice c. w. Dayton.
 MT Charles II. Gay, after quite siege with carbuncle, is out once more; Dr smith attended him.
 At this season of the year, many lady readers will be pleased to learn how to bake shad and have it free from bones. By following these directions, it can be sent to the table rich, moist and bone less. Prepare your fish with a dressing, as usual; bake two hours in the evening. Take from the oven and, as soon as the fire is lighted in the morning, return it, letting it bake quite brisllly all the fore noon. Of course, it should he pasted frequently with the little water kept in the pan. Try it. Mrs $. B. E.
 Mrs Levi C. Morris has been quite ill, under Dr Smiths care.
 The largest stock and nobbiest line of ,,11 in, nt Ilnxx ley's; also fine line for misses and ladies. Daniel Blake, who was sick, last week, is around again; Dr Smith attended him. Mir Lawrence Mitchell finally got Mrs |. B. Harris's house on it's new founda- tions, Wednesday. An addition and oth- CT repairs will now be made. Mir Edward Corning, Stepney,is now at work for MT Charles E. Glover, with Mir G. w. Cur tis of Stepney and Mir A. II. Ferry of Hopewell.
 Mir Daniel Honan of Walnut Tree Hill is laid up with malaria under Dr Smiths care.
 Messrs Henry G. Loveland and Stan ton Mullee have been on jury duty in Danbury.
 Miss Annie Wunderlich died in New York, Monday, of consumption. Funeral will be attended from her sisters in Sandy Hook, Friday.
 Mrs Esther II. Mitchell has spent few days with her mother at Great Hill. Representative C. J. Blackman is able to he out again, thanks to Dr smiths care and attention.
 Mrs Emily A. Bennett will go to New York, Friday, for q few days and expects to attend some of the sessions of the general conference.
 Mir F.. r. lime of Southbury is build ing the new addition to Mir C. M. Par sons's house. The addition will be about as large as the present house.
 Mrs George Tomlinson of Passaic called upon friends in Sandy Hook, Tuesday. She is spending the week with her sister-in-law, Mrs NOrthrop, in Ioar.
 1t is d shame to see public property de- stroyed or damaged, but the Glen school house shows evidence enough of this kind of work lately.
 On account of the rain, last Friday evening, the Juvenile Temple met on Monday evening, when there was good attendance, notwithstanding the contin- ued rain. On Friday evening, 25th, there will be gathering of the children and friends and the exercises will be ill re- mcmbrancc of our fallen heroes. Parents and friends interested are invited to spend the evening with the children, as it Is intended to make this annual gather ing interesting for all.
 Misses Lucy F. and Maud II. Black man have spent few days with friends in Bridgeport.
 Mir w. II. FairchiId returned from his New Hampshire trip, last week, improv- eel in health and spirits.
 Mir Isaac Beers remains about the same as he has been for several months. llr Charlie Skeels attends him during the day and Mir Stanton Mullee as night nurse.
 Mrs Dingley has been guest of Mrs J A.. E. Dresser and together will seek health and recreation at Ocean Grove, N. J.
 Mir Walter NJ. Smith, who has found q pleasant vacation with the family of Mr. Addie Nichols, wooing the gentle zephyr' of Mt. Pleasant, returned to Brooklyn oI Wednesday.
 Rev R. l.. Marsh will preach in the M F.. church, next Sunday evening, service commencing promptly at 30. Rev NJ Scvrance from New Haven preached witl great acceptance in the Methods church, last Sunday evening.
 Mir F. W. Smith of Southville has join cd the forces of Mir George w. Stuart a ROnald's Peak.
 Mir Thomas Donovan of Lake Georg permitted MT James McNamara, who Ina worked for Mir John Bennett-)f Danbury to wheedle him out of a Sl00 horse for pack -'o-bones that must be leaned u against the fence to keep 1t on it's feel McNamara came before Justice c. W Dayton, Monday, who adjourned the cas till Tuesday, 22d, MeNamara being plat cd under $500 bonds. McNamara wa sent to Danbury after Mir Donovan horse, but Freeland, the man who got l had traded again and the third own' could not be found.
 Mir w. A. Nash has been painting al for