The Newtown bee., 1892-01-29
SOUTHPORT.
Z. B. BURR's WILL.

(. B. BU XIX 5 WILL.
 The last will of the late Z. B. Burr was probated January 9, 1892, as follows
 Know ye all men by these presents that l, Zalmon B. Burr, of the village of Southport, town and county of Fairfield, State of Connecticut, being of sound mind and memory, do make and publish this my last will and testament,
 I direct that my just debts and funeral expenses shall be paid.
 do hereby give to my beloved wife, Ida K. Foskett Burr, so long as she shall desire, the use and occupancy of the house in which we now live and the land and outbuildngs connected herewith, situated in the village of Southport and also the use and possession of such books and household furniture and furnishings as she may desire.
 1 do also direct that, when my afore- said beloved wife, Ida E. Foskett Burr, shall have no further use for said house and land, it shall all pass at once into the hands of Jennie Penny, wife of Albert D. Penny, now living in Southport, to have and to hold the same during the natural life of the aforesaid Jennie Pen ny and, at her death, to go to her lawful heirs.
 It is also my wish and will that Minnie l.. Council, sister of the aforesaid Jennie Penny, have home with the aforesaid Jennie Penny and the use and occupancy Of ha .ha bar ch ha lnnr
 1 do further give and bequeath to the aforesaid Jennie Penny the house where she now lives and which was pur- chased of Patrick German, the same to be held or disposed of by her according as she shall choose.
 It is also my wish and will that none of the forest trees on the above place given to the above Jennie Penny shall be removed.
 l do further hereby bequeath to my be- loved wife, Ida E. Foskett Burr, the en- tire residue and remainder of my proper ty of every description wherever invest ed or deposited and that shall be in my possession at the time of my decease, be- ing $10,000, more or less, to use the same for her convenience and comfort and for such benevolent and charitable purposes as we have mutually agreed upon, which agreement in it's particulars has not been specified in this my last will and testa- ment.
 Further do hereby make and consti- tute my beloved wife. Ida E. Foskett Burr, executrix of this my last will and testament; no bonds shall be required of her.
 In testimony whereof, I do hereby set my hand and seal and publish and de- clare this to be my last will and testa- ment in the presence of the witnesses named below, this 18th day of October. 1Sss.-[Z. B. Burr.
 Sworn before O. T. Sherwood, notary public.
 Witnessed by Levi F. Sherwood, Hen- ry W. Horn, Margaret R. Sherwood.
 A. W. Taylor of the firm of c. O. Jel- Tiff & Go. is travelling salesman to sell their garden tools, seed drills, harrows, wire goods and goods manufactured by them.
 Market prices at Simon Banks and W. B. Meeker's:
 Onions, white, $7.
 Yellow, $2 50 to $2 D.
 Red, $2 9 to ? 30.
 Potatoes, $1 50 to $1 75.
 Apples, $1 50 to $1 75.
 Carrots, $l.
 The George Edwin came in, Tuesday and went out again, Thursday night. The Falconer will return, Friday and go out again, Saturday night.
 Postmaster Jennings has new black walnut writing case for the convenience of the public.
 The Kings Daughters will give an en- tertainment at the M. E. parsonage Thurs day evening, February 4, consisting of music, recitations and dialogues. Ad- mission 10c.
 Elijah Gray recently buried his sister in Bridgeport.
 Mrs Averill is guest of her sister, Mrs w. c. Jennings, who, in company with her sister, sang duet to the pleasure and profit of the NJ. E. church, Sunday.