The Newtown bee., 1905-11-03

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 INTHE PROBATE COURT. by Judge Addis trustee over the pro- perty of Mary Gabryo, who dlsap- peared over a year ago. She is thought to have killed herself.
 J. Butler Merwin has been appoint ed guardian for Walter A. Barton.
 CENTER SCHOOL MATTERS.
 Joseph Moore, captain of the Center High school team, Sprained a tendon in his leg, Friday, and is laid up. The game scheduled for Saturday in Dan bury was called off.
 TO ACT ON APPLICATION FOR LIQUOR
 LICENSES.
 The county commissioners will hold session in New Milford, November 9, for the purpose of acting on the li- cenSe applications. ID. w. wheaton is an applicant again, this year. CONGRESSMAN E. J. HILL TO SPEAK. Congressman Hill will speak on the trip to Japan, November 20, before Monday club and Commercial club. It is probable the lecture will take place in the Town hall.
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 Rev G. w. Barhydt has bought a building lot at Madison and will erect handsome cottage there.
 METHODIST CHURCH ITEMS.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will give their annual chicken pie sup per in Mygatt's hall, Thursday even- ing, November g. They are sure to have large patronage, as the Metho- dist ladies are all famous cooks.
 Real estate deals recently closed by Arthur G. Todd, the New Milford broker, are: Robert Irwin place on Popular street sold to Mrs Mary B.. Richardson of New Haven, Conn.,; plot Railroad street, now occupied by The F. B. Rowe Co.,, sold to Ackley, Hatch & Marsh. MT Todd has also leased for Wright & Tyler, plot of ground on Railroad street, to Lawrence Wis chert.
 Channcey Marsh has improved his factory and buildings at Wellsville by having them all newly shingled.
 H. $. Mygatt has force of roof re- pairers at work on his residence.
 Miss Carrie Evitts of New Haven spent Sunday with Miss Mary More house.
 J.D. Clark has bought for J. s. Hal pine the crop of tobacco of Gideon Northrop of Southville.
 Edwin Ford of Southville has sold his crop of tobacco to J. Stuart Hal pine.
 MT and Mrs Stephen Beach are stay ing for time at Asbury Park, N. J., called thither by the death of rela. tive, Miss Helen Buckingham.
 Mrs s. J. Manville of Munsonvllle, N. H., is with her sister, Mrs Alb!na Addis. MT and Mrs H. H. Hale ac. companied Mrs Manville from Nun. sonville to New Milford. Chauncey Marsh has moved his saw mill from the Vandeberg Joyce farm to piece of timber on, Ralph Bucking hams farm in Marketable.
 Genial J. A. Colepaugh of Webotuck was in town, Monday. He says he week or two.
 Clam chowder is served to order every Thursday at A. w. DaytOn's restaurant on Railroad street. Any kind of sea food served to order. Clifford J. Ellis and Miss Helen J Osborne were married at the Metho dist parsonage, MillertOn, N. Y., Oc tober 18, by Rev H. Y. Murkland. Tell us if there isn't enough flavor or fruit, or phosphate, or ice in youl drink. Some like it one way, some an other. We get to know how regular customers prefer theirs. We should like to learn how you prefer yours | We want to just suit everybody. It isn't any trouble at all to put in an ex tra shake of phosphate, or sweeten il a little more with syrup, or put in { little more cracked ice. We would ; thousand times rather have you enjoy yourself and come again than to knov that you were disappointed over th' soda we served you. The pleasure o store-keeping is in seeing customer pleased with the drinks we serve ant the way we serve them. We would give anything to have you feel tha this is your store, your fountain.-[W N. Noble.
 Twenty pounds of granulated sugar $1, at this StOre.-[C. 1. Leach.
 Choice pickles, Sc dozen, at tn store of c. l. Leach.
 Messrs Leach and Marsh have paint ed their cottage at Green pond.
 Ray Leach has bought 8S feet iron on Green pond of Harold Marsh.
 Spurs Revere coffee takes the lead A history of Paul Revere is givel with coupons contained in packages 0 this coffee.
 Mrs c. I. Leach and Mrs J. Edwi Hungerford have been visiting a Pawling, N. Y.
 have a public meeting in Mygatt' hall, November B, when there viii b good speaking by members of tn grand lodge. The aim is to increas the interest and membership of tn local lodge.
 John H. Ward of Portchester, N. ' was in town over Sunday.
 Myron Whitlock attended the pei formance of Hi Henry's minstrels i Danbury, Friday night.
 Minott Lyman of Bridgeport calle on New Milford friends, Friday.
 Axel Ross has left the employ of