The Newtown bee., 1903-09-11

MARY G. BEECHER vs. MARIE PHEUL- M PIN, ct als. Order of Notice.
 State of connectc1t Fairfed fl Id. County s. 1 Upon the complaintof said Mary G. Beecher claiming for reasons therein set forth the fore i cedn berGtgag age and for any balance that may be found due over able to the Court of Common Pleas; in and for | Fairfield County, ou the first Tuesday of Oc- by the % sabscribRng aatSority, s g thas % Marie Pheulpin, one of said defendants. is absent Glencoe County of Cook, and State tee Of illinois and it appearing also and being found that the Joseph Pheulpn. deceased, late no of the town of Newtown, in said Fairfield County, are parties defendant to this action. and that the plain tiff does not know who some of them are or where they reside, and that no administra- tion has been taken out on the estate of said Therefore Ordered, That notice of the pen dency of said complaint be given by publish paper printed in Newtown, three weeks sue cessively, commencing on or before the Ath Gay f o M and 6y ae9 tsmber. A. D. 1903, in the postoffice, postage Marie Pheulpin, respondent by registered let ter' at Glencoe. Cook Coyntyi W.' 4, ll5inois. I ~
 Clerk of the Court of Common I m 70 n Pleas ps
 for Fairfield County.
 The foregoing is true and correct copy of the original Order of notice. Attest,
 A Deputy Sheriff for Fairfield County.
 Dated at Newtown, August 31. 1903.
 FOR SALE-An eight-year-old brown horse, kind and gentle and not afraid of any Long f: Hifl H ooan. r''0''S pp'' '' N' 0' Ao'Se'' FoR sA,LE--Fine s-year-old colt unbrol<en, A AntaIOt IOhn E WRntSch. Snl1fh Britain, Conn.
 FoR sALE-A mahogany bay horse, 5--year J old. son of Quaker Boy. Charles Kemp. South Britain, Conn.
 WANTED horse for it's keeping until W April l, 1904; would buy it then if parties desired to sell. N. A. Banks, Bennett's Bridge, Sandy Hook, Conn
 W shoer, one used to heavy work. Must be steady man and good workman. Eckman Brothers & Co.,, Washington Depot, Conn. TOUND-On the road between Roxbury and H Bridgewater. light lapsrobe. Owner can Have same by calling at James A. Orr's, Bridgewater.
 MEETING FOR ADMISSION OF ELECT M ORS-The Selectmen and Town Clerk of the town of Easton will be in session at the Sept. 1s, 1908, from o'clock a. m until o'clock P m h to admit admit to the d electors oath those h who ss be shall appear on that day, a meeting will be held the following Friday, from o'clock a. m. until 8 o'clock p. m. John H. Candee, Chas. F. Nichols, Ambrose Marsh, Selectmen of Eas- ton; Chas. F. Siliman, Town Clerk. Dated at Easton Sept. 7, 19O3
 DEGIsTRARS' NOTICE-The: undersigned A hereby give notice that they will be in ses- sion at the Town Clerks Office in Easton on Thursday, Sept. 17, 1903. from g o'clock a. m. ing the names of all persons entitled ITO be made" in said town of Easton. Geo. B. Tuck CT, James s. Tyler Registrars of Voters. Dat ed at EastOn the 1th day of September, 1903. WANTED-Sober industrious man to work w on farm. Steady work the year round. Good wages to right party. Address or callson Charles Meyer, SOuthfOrd Road Oxford. Ct. References required.
 I pounds; also good rabbit dog. D. M. Burr, l Monroe, Conn.
 | NOR SALE OR RENT-Farm of between 5G l + and 50 acres, pleasantly located in Monroe | plenty of fruit. 2R miles from Stepney De- l Monroe, Conn.
 nSE OF HORSk and surrey for the winter U for it's keep. Horse is good and willing and has no bad habits. Robert Sinclair, Monroe l Conn.,
 | DOSITION WANTED-By d farm hand. An | ] good at teaming and general farm work Gan furnish references. Henry E. Brendel 1 care THE BEE Otfice NewtOwn Conn. lWANTED-A capable and reliable girl fol | w general hOuSeWOrk. No washing reQulr ed. Address P. O. Box POP, Washington, Conn