The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1903-04-24
A REAL FsTATE TRANSFER,

daughter, Mrs James Hyland. His
age was "a years.
AREAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
Daniel W. Wheaton, in the employ
of S. H. Smith, has bought the build
ing on Railroad street now occupied by
W. J. Clark, of Tho mas F. Young
AMONG THE TOBACCO PACKERS.
The season Of asserting tobacco at
the warehouse of Vincent Sterling
was finished, last week, the years
packing comprising 300 cases.
For refreshing glass of soda water,
cocoa cola, etc., made from the purest
syrups, step into the drug store of AL
bert Evitts.
Clinton Culepaugh has taken posi-
tion with the Farmers Trading Co.
Morrow Brothers, the hust,ing ma
sons, are building the cellar wall for
the new house of Robert Zeiner on
Grove street, and for the new cottage
Vincent Sterling is erecting. They
also have the contract for the mason
work on the residence of George Lane
on Treadwell avenue.
Noble Bennitt has let the contract
for the walks in front of his Bank
street blocks to Silliman, Godfrey
s. Co. of Bridgeport. S. H. Smith has
also placed the order for his walk with
the same firm.
Charles Duncan was in Danbury,
Monday.
Editor A. P. Smith of The Bee was
the guest at dinner, Monday, of S. P.
Garfield, the genial clothier.
Miss Elizabeth Lum of Seymour was
the guest, last week, of Mrs w. F.
Bennett.
w. c. PETERS of Danbury, the we'll
known hOrseman, called on friends in
town, Monday.
Ackley, Hatch & Marsh will raise an
acre of shade grown Sumatra the COM
ing year.
Two persons were received into
membership by letter at the Methodist
church, Sunday.
T. F. Young has bought the hand
some pair OF black roadsters Of G. NJ.
Breinig.
Miss Edna Moshier of New York
passed Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs L. w. Moshier.
Large and luscious bananas and or
anges can now be had at Charles Pro-
who's, with confectionery Of the
choicest make.
All the spring proprietary medicines
will be found at the store of Druggist
Noble, marked down at low prices.
For the convenience of the public he
keeps carnations for sale, and disposes
of many dozen each week.
Miss Vera A. Jeffries, head milliner
of The G. H. Booth & Bentley Co., has
been in New York, this week, pur-
chasing new hats and trimmings for
the house, and the same will be on ex-
hibition on Saturday.
Samuel Cowan of Waterbury is visit
ing Mrs J. K. Bacon.
Charles Planz and J. w. Hoyt went
to see "Ben Hur," Tuesday night, at
New Haven.
G. F. Pixley is moving the furniture
into his new hotel.
The Weantinaug boys returned,
Tuesday, and the Ingleside young la
dies, Thursday, to resume their
studies.
The G. Ii. Booth & Bentley Co. are
preparing for most remarkable sale
of white goods, next week. Full par
ticularS in their advertise ment, this
| week.
The residence of DR. G. H. Wright
is being frightened up with new
dress of paint.
The contract for the improvements
caused by the fire in the MYgatt-
Plumb block has been let to the F. E.
Rowe Co.
John Harmon and men have beer
frightening up the interior of the store
of A. L. Conkey & Son, removing al
stains caused by the recent fire.
Unclaimed letters remain at the
postoff1ce addressed to: Henry Bardin,
Lewis Chase, Anna Grit1iths, Mrs A
B. Hicks, J. G. Harvey, Miss Schulz
nuhl, Mrs NJ. M. c. Potter, Mrs Della
Wooding.1George H. Jackson, post
master.
Bank Examiner Kendall was in New
Milford, Tuesday, and examined tn
affairs of the Savings bank. He fount
everything in the usual satisfactor,
condition.
Andrew Griffing, and party OF gen
tlemen, with a four-passenger automo
bile, passed through New Milford
Sunday. Andrew Booth and wife
while out driving, met the machine il
narrow spot at the point OF tn
Mountain. Had it not been for M
Griffing's good judgment in bringing
the machine to sudden stop, and tn