The Newtown bee., 1896-09-11
h J4jtcbGcId County
WATEHTGWN

One ot D. saddost acc;dcats iu inc
 history If &ascs.2wn, occurred uu Tels-
 ny morning, September l. Io WAS
 nmo-ra about ID to o'>Iock,lta. George
 Iudeon. thc co>.nd soIcvrr,ru of rhe
 owr had baya hft ol the head by a
 .ocl, whllc nroetil5 b. the vicinity Of
 'aNyiuc and vas -eriously injured.
 'ooplc tried to think it nigh. mt he 90
 ad 4s reported. To think SO WIS all in
 .atn f.r rnrIy in the afternoon tbo news
 va. nazhtd over tho town thet Mir Iiu3- . on wa4 dad, It VAS only too true Ur
 ,rhucILe of Oa@viue, Dr W. 5. Munger
 # WAtort>wa and nr Benedict If Wat ,rbury. were present at the Mst but roa)@ give no relief, as tEe stone which
 weighed netwtoD D and 50 pounds had done it4 work only tco we'll Mir IIud- son lived until after he was brought home but during the interval he did not
 regain ycnsciousness, and it is safe to
 aay that after being hit he ceased to feel
 UT know auylhirg. Ibe funeral Was
 held iron. the Methodist church, Thurs
 day afternoon at o'clock. Columbia .odEc, N. i-, h. Of r., had charge.
 About H1 ot the me.obcrs tur4cd ouC tu
 ,1Il loRAl4 to pay the last tribute Of rc- zp,,c to tAstr deyla~cd arotber. Alter -hnrt =,ryicy at the house, tho fuu,r4l l,uygc proceeded to the Methodist >umeh, The s45@lcy u.ycc aas conduct .,I by the pastor, Rev Wr Ford. There
 s",+ ou sAc platform also, Rev 5lr WHd- ,r and H-y Robert r,grum. The ~er- vice a. lhr church as,yd until after i. o'clock, "n,n Inc procession again got lato line and moved .3 ,a~ new part of lyrrgr..n cemetery where tbe commit 4ll -eavlca of ,hc Knights ol py,hius WAS read hy Grand prchte F. W. Chosaon of opcodvlH lodge, No. lu, Waterbury. Representatives of the different societies .o which lae deceased belonged acted as pail bearers and were as follows: Co., 1 umbia lodge, B. II. Mattoon and F. \. 1 Barton Federal lodge, No. F, F. and A. ! H., D. F. Uannon, W. II. Bcrrs; Water 1 town lire department, Ira (. Uotchkiss. 1 james B. Wool-on, The deceascd was .2 years old, 5osn in ontario, Canada. | ic came t. Auso4ga tl I-.o and 1~>5 he p4o lo "A.err'@u 3'o- a time nc
 .o,loa .. ina rr..,a If nl.De-mnh with ! Jo}u Dag..y. rc-n hn 2ud At7 brother, | | h,r.r', bought ou' Fi- Culey's Uu7i. .es. aud worked in ?27suersAjp until 1 :a.t la. wh,o they cold .or. ~,,~-i ] then 'hc ao"... 4 ,.aa }"ra uo..ly io chvf employ t:A, ,.~@ qs @.ceu-aa,hc h-s-l E charge of rar. ". .hc road San4 @na i ta tAat capacity rc WAS act.ns when j.tI,u. l. --las &ard fnr us .o belfev. i rlut ~c shall 4o moro be welcomed by ! lis genial smile, HOT heac his Iueery ! o.cc. nNrrsally nuovu in town, | luyorzal.y respected, universally below. | d, to ali his death comes to be per -ouaI loss. But to us who have listened l to his words of counsel aLd advice, who have carried to him our sorrows and our trials, his loss becomes almost too much TOT us to bear, and we would fain cry ' Oh Lord, was there no other" But ! God in his wisdom knows best and @ . humbIy submit to His will, Our sympa l thie3 go out to the widow and three chil. 1 dren, left to face lilies battle alone.
 THEY WILL NOT THROW STONES ANY 1
 MORE.
 Two young men named respectively, ! Rogers and Bierce, were brought before | Justice II. T. Dayton, last week. It l seems that those boys with some others have been making life burden to some of the people in the north part of the town. Notably the families of F. Trow. | bridge, Charles Hubben and Charles l Gournett. It seems the boys would ! come around nights any time from 9 | o'clock to l2 and throw stones at the houses, breaking windows and doing other damage to property. The Rogers boy made plea of guilty and Justice Dayton fined him s and cost. The case of the other boy was adjourned so that 1 his father could be present.
 WORK ON THE NEW ROAD.
 Work on the new road is progressing