The Newtown bee., 1896-06-12

 dist church. In the morning divine ser vice will be held at the usual hour, l0.I5, 1 when the pastor will preach with partit- unlI reference to the subject of the day. At uight, commencing ar 7.@0, d young .pcoplc's program If song seIvicC and rec ttntfou cucjuud "Our Young Crusaders, will be rendered, \ hearty welcome ac- corded to Ula
 wA~uNGroN >S. UoNHulY.
 saturday .a.1 vo were treated with uayjL,r taUerv-tiug ball .g,mc between Na-u5agtou Dpat uiac and EJXbury. lhr 4.mc ~as yaIcj vt ?. m. The v.-a,ag team won. thc score standing lN to -o. r.. A-hmau diI the honors as um pir-.
 Flu. uuuy friend. If Allen Joyce, the popular merchant, will be graCli.d to learn that Hr~ Joyce is improving ill lrqIch. Her sister. Miss Alice Warupcot Bridgeport. + now wl,hhcg. MrsJoycr, who ha~ been in poor health for somr tpac wa, -trjlkrn with rho measles in thn .ruug, which left her in debljrat- cd coud.,jou Mr Joyce has moved into .nr artrurtjyr residence Of Robert Blgdrs and enjoys the new home immensely.
 Charles Birury Swljles was arrested, l last Friday, for us~auItin& his grandfaCh- cr. Col Ihjlo x. lloGgr, an elderly gen tlrmuu between ~U aud 3n ycars of age. Grand Juror X. W. stut rd drew up the pppcrs which Nec. served by Constable Ira Boolh The luaI wa~ postponed uu. ItiI Wedue-duy of this week, "hcn he wa- to be brought before Justice (. F. Priu- dIr. Acc0rdiug to the roloners story hts grardson has treated him in a mosr inhumuu manner and public -cutmcut seems to ho with the colonel
 Roy MT Humphrey WAS in Hartford ol Tucsday in attcudance ac the diorrsaf convention held there.
 The flower beds at Seth Warncrs plac' are as usual attracting attention for thei wealth of blossom, this season. M Warner and hls good wife know how ll care successfully for flowers. MT War ncr has in his possession 8 penny oI which he places great value as a curi0 It is one of the l7~3 coins, being marked on one side with the rising sun and the motto Mind your own business" and or the other with the emblem or the l; states
 Perry Smith seems to be doing a nice business at his recently opened store al the Falls. He has put in good stock of goods and hopes for still larger pat ronage as he becomes mJre acquainted
 John Bews, who WAS quite seriously injured in q runaway accident, last week is able to attend to his duties again.
 Mrs M. c. Goodseil entertained several young ladies, Saturday, from New Mil ford.
 E. G. ThralI of Hartford called or relatives and friends, last Thursday and Friday.
 A. l.. Hodge spent Monday and Tues. day in Hartford,
 Mrs C. II. Preston has been visiting 1T New York and Brooklyn, the past week
 '. k. Barnum of Danbury was in town last week, looking after the interest ot the Roxbury Garnet Co.
 Miss Hattie Gillette of Atlanta, Ga, ia visiting Miss Sarah Beardsley.
 
 Miss Daisy Hill and mother of Bridge water called on friends, Saturday.
 Harry Thomas has added to his stable a trotter from the well known stable ot William Buckingham of WoOdDury Myron Thomas also is out with fnt black mare from same place. George W. Hurlburt has disposed O his fast road horse, Colonel, through tn, renowned horse dealer, Seth Pratt O Litchfeld.
 One of the finest horses that has beer seen in these parts for a long time is a the stable of Henry Thomas, It belongs to I. M. Booth of the Station and is blacl with four white feet and his make anC style are perfection. He is a son of OK fo Chief.
 Ambrose H. Wilaey is able to wall around his room little with the aid O a pair of crutches. He has had lonf and serious time of confinement to hi bed and all unite in wishing for his en tire recovery.
 Q The cut worms are making sad havo, with tobacco plants, in some fields, thel having destroyed for c. T. Squires BOO out of 4600 set on May 20, finding iron one to eight worms in hill. He has no reset at this writing as they still contin ue their depredations.
 Allen Brown, representing 2 Hartforl monument firm, was guest at N. r Beardsley's, last week Friday night. Tn firm that Mr Brown represents have tn