The Newtown bee., 1892-04-08

Horace Wheeler, acting school visitor is visiting the public schools.
 Rev J. J. Cooper has been called to Willimantic by the illness of his mother.
 Town Clerk Tomlinson has new pub lie book in his office for the records of joint stock companies.
 A friend of Warden Shelton has receiv- ed a letter from him stating that he and Mrs Shelton arrived safely in Savannah, from which city they will go to Jackson vile.
 Joseph Tomlinson advertises to be in his office on Saturday, April 9, from 9 d m to , p Ill Co receive the Ferry district school tax.
 Clark & Biever have sample wheel of the 1892 Victor bicycle on exhibition in the window of D. N. Clark's store,
 The new residence of A. c. Booth at South End is nearly ready and is one of the finest iu that locality of pleasant homes.
 Timothy FlAherty has moved into his new home at the park.
 John Sullivan, an employe of the Der by Silver Co.,, was burned on the face, recently, by the explosion of mass of babbit metal.
 Mrs R. F. Kimberly is ill.
 A.J. Burgess is caring for Edwin John son of Ansonia.
 Mrs T. R. Barnes is suffering from spinal meningitis.
 Mrs Russell Grannis and Mrs Zelotis Grannis of Pequabuck are guests of Mrs l.. V. B. Hubbard.
 Edward Russell intends to conduct his celluloid business in one of F. s. Curtis's buildings on Corona avenue.
 Leon Barnes of Waterbury is spending few days with his brother.
 F. $. Sanford has his awnings out.
 Lee & Marshall have completed archi- tectural designs for the new Methodist parsonage.
 5. A. Russell has invented a machine for blacking boots, for which he has ap- piled for patent. It has attracted much attention throughout the country.
 Staples 6S Lee have for sale d limited number of eggs for matching from their pens of pure bred fowls, which represent some of the best strains. Those inter- ested in the culture of good poultry for laying, table purposes or exhibition will do well to order from them.
 Miss Ella Briggs is home from Mt Hol- yoke for vacation.
 D. N. Clark has fine display of flower and garden seeds.
 w. w. Bemis intends to open restau- rant in the railroad block. If good one, it will supply great need.
 William Rusk recently received a large consignment of bananas from Aspinwall. George Coggswell went to Danbury to visit his sister, who is ill.
 D. $. Brinsmade, c. E., is running a boundary line between the Ferry and Long Hill school districts.
 H. F. Glover has received an order from the probate court to sell certain land of his ward, Grace Sanford, located at Huntington Center.
 March real estate transfers:
 C. H. Storrs to Susan c. Hawley.
 Patrick Devlin to Benjamin A. Burns. Thomas and Jane Lake to Honoria o. Flaherty.
 Patrick Cribbins to M. J. Heating.
 Estella A. Bailey to Horace Wheeler. Eugene G., Ferdinand W. and William c. Allis and Mrs Stella H. A. Adams to $. Byron Brownson.
 Heirs of Mary l.. Coe to William Gal lagher.
 Ousatonic Water Co. to Cornell & Shel- ton Co.
 Cornell & Shelton Go. to National Folding Box & Paper Co.
 William H. Noble, trustee, from Clar- ence M. Noble.
 Kate Hogan from Mary Brennan.
 This list shows a lively market in land- ed property.
 E. R. Davis has taken the position of shipping clerk for the Fowler Nail Go.
 It is rumored that new factory is to be built on the canal, this season.
 Henry Moulthrop has an attack o1 pneumonia.
 l.. Frenchs house at South End k nearly completed. Mrs Burr Hawley of Stepney aud Mir. l.. M. Wheeler have been guests of thei sister, Mrs l.. W. Wheeler.
 Mrs K. J. Barden is visiting her olt home, Thomaston. W. s. Wheeler has been laid up for ; , few days with cold.
 Mrs Morris Quicker is in New York fo a few days.
 Mrs filling and Mrs Bradstreet ar guests of Mrs J. J. Blackman.
 Mrs A. l.. Neale is home from Boston
 Thomas Wrigley has taken q place a clerk with Wheeler Bros. ! Miss Lizzie Mcdonald, who has beel t in Florida on pleasure trip, arrives