The Newtown bee., 1905-11-17
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

Hon H. l.. Wanzer, as administrator of the Gilbert Crosby estate, made ap- plicatiOn, Monday, before Judge AddiS to sell the real estate.
 s. H. Smith, who is in St Luke's hospital, New York, is improving slow ly, and is now able to sit up part of the time.
 Miss Emeline Goode will leave, next week, to pass the winter in Florida.
 Editor A. P. Smith of THE BEE was hospitably entertained at dinner, Sat- urday, by s. B. Richmond.
 J. R. Ferris of Bantam was the guest, Saturday, of Levi Richmond.
 Orange Gardner delivered his tobac- co, Monday, to Vincent Sterling.
 Edward Zeiner delivered his tobacco crop, Monday, to Sperry Brothers of Marketable.
 Noble Bennitt passed Sunday in Bridgeport.
 Mrs E. Roswell Hawley of Shelton passed Sunday with her parents, MT and Mrs Vincent Sterling.
 K. Albert Carlson delivered his fine six-ton crop of tobacco to c. F. Schov- erling, last Wednesday.
 Parties having tirSt-claSS apples can find market for the same by calling on G. B. Schiappacasse, the Bank street fruit dealer.
 William Garfield has resumed his old position in the store of w. G. Bar ton.
 The closing out sale of the c. H. Booth & Bentley Go. will continue two weeks, at which time inventory must be taken. The sale has attract ed large number of buyers and the closing weeks should be taken advan- tage of.
 Howard Kilborn, who has been spending three days with MT and Mrs H. l.. Randall, returned on Monday to Albion, N. Y.
 The handy Gillett safety razor is what every gentleman needs who slaves. It costs you nothing to try it. P. M. Cassedy sells it. A pool tournament has been started among the Commercial club members J. Welcome Wheeler of Shelton has moved into the residence of B. A. Wildman on South Main street. MT and Mrs c. A. TrOWbridge have | begun housekeeping on South Main street.
 G. w. Hatch and Miss Lillian Hatch attended the flag raising in Sherman
 Attorneys E. M. Williams and H. O. Sanford attended the Litchtield Coun- ty bar banquet at the United States hotel, Litchfield, November g. l Charles l. Leach passed Sunday in Sherman, where he was the guest of | Town Clerk B. P. Briggs. Mrs Leach, who had been visiting in Pawling, N. | Y., returned home with him. Round steak, l2c pound, at c. l. | Leach'S.
 C. E. Riddiford is offering a big line of household goods, and 1Oc counters, and offers surprisingly good bargains MT and Mrs E. A. Wildman have been taking their meals at the Park 1 View house.
 Joseph Golden was in New York and Glen Cove, Tuesday and Wednesday. c. L. Hickox, Jr., of Washington, de- livered his crop of tobacco, Monday, to Vincent Sterling. George Drakeley of Woodbury, a ! well-known cattle dealer, was in town, | Monday.
 J. A. Levy, MT and Mrs F. A. Rantz and daughter and Miss Lilly Levy, were in town, Sunday, dining at the Park View house. They made the trip from Bridgeport in their automo- bile
 Charles II. Warner has moved to WelSvlle avenue, into a part of the house with w. 0. Ward.
 MT and Mrs William Welton of Warren were in town, Monday.
 Mrs Mary Little of New York passed Sunday with MT and Mrs w. H. Booth.
 Mrs Myron Patchen returned on Tuesday, after a visit with her moth- CT, Mrs $, J. Gregory, in Tashua.
 A. c. Morley was in New York,
 last week Tuesday night, witnessing the excitement over the election.
 Henry D. Hine, George Soule, Dr C.. | B. Blackman and Gus Northrop en- joyed trip to New Haven, Friday, in MT Hines automobile. Claus Anderson delivered his tobac- co, last week, to j. Stuart Halpine. Mrs H. D. Hine is visiting in New | Haven.
 Hon Nicholas Staub moved, Tues day, into his house on West street. pr F. D. King is having extensive ] improvements made on his residence,