The Newtown bee., 1903-01-23

State and nave gone to live in l.. D. Olivett's Tenement house near the creamery.
 At the fair recently held by the Foresters Edward Walling had the good fortune to draw a new suit of clothes
 DEATH OF MRS BRUCE HATCH.
 The sad intelligence was received here, Monday, of the death at Shelton, Sunday, of Mrs Bruce Hatch, formerly a resident of Upper Merryall. She was a daughter of the late Isaac Dayton of New Preston Hill. Her husband and one son, Calvin D. Hatch, survive her. The funeral occurred in Shelton, We'd nesday, Rev w. G. Lathrop officiating. Virgil and Clifford G. Hatch of this town attended the funeral. It is a sad coincidence that the wife of Calvin D. Hatch died less than month ago. The family have the abundant sympa- thy of their many friends in their double afflictiOn.
 THE ISAAC NORTHROP-CHAsE CASE.
 The case brought by Isaac A. Nor thrOp against the heirs of Perry Chase for the foreclosure of two mortgages, was held on Monday and Tuesday be- fore Judge Gideon Welch in the Court of Common Pleas. One note was given in 1858 and the other in 1867. The defense claimed the mortgage had lawed. The court gave. decision in favor of the defendants with costs, which amount to S7S.O4. Attorneys Addis of New Milford and Henry Roraback of Canaan appeared for the Chase heirs and Attorney Murphy for MT Northrop.
 A SWELL MAIL WAGON.
 1.-The F. E. Rowe Go. have completed model rural mail delivery wagon for Myron Patchen, which is one of the most complete outfits of the kind we have ever seen. It is of light construc- tiOn, has sliding doors with glass in glass window in front with slots for the lines. In front of him are pigeon holes for letters and drawers for stamps and papers. Underneat tn is d place for an oil stove, should he care to carry one in winter. Mir Rowe would do well to take out patent on the wagon. Mir Patchen will have the credit of having one of "the swellest OutfitS'' on the routes in Connecticut. E. A. Clark, an employe of Frank HumiSton, returned on Saturday even- ing from a Southern trip. Dennis Callahan, genial emplOye at YOung'S hotel, has been confined to the house by illness.
 George Cheeseman, the barber at Young's hotel, has been confined to the house by illness.
 Manager Hoffman announces a special sale on pants for one week at prices which will command the atten- tion of careful buyers.
 Philip Planz, the barber, moves on Saturday to handsome new quarters over the store of Duncan & Garfield.
 John O'Connor has been in great de. mand in Worthwhile and vicinity with his engine and saw, making the wood and stalks fly in manner to surprise l dIlu SCdIO UIlC IldUlNCS oO1u lS 1luS- tier and all right.
 Messrs Lawrence Camp, A. A. Bris. tol and John O'Connor joined work, last week, and housed something like 2OOO cakes of fine Pinch ice.
 B. A. Wildman went to Hartford Monday afternoon.
 Nothing is more desirable on a colo winter day than refreshing glass o1 hot coffee, beef tea or clam bOuillon And the place to get the best flavors is at the drug store of w. N. Noble.
 s. J. Ferris, the genial ice dealer finished, last Friday, the task of filling his immense ice houses. He secured an especially fine quality and housed it in short space of time.
 A force of men have been busy, this week, filling the ice house of Philt Northrop at Boardman. .
 James McEwan, of the Farmers Trading Co.,. $ store, has been laid uI for few days with an attack of the grip. John A. Colepaugh has taker his place in the market.
 MT and Mrs Wesley Anthony of Pop lar street are now boarding with MI and Mrs G. w. Anthony on Soutf Main street.
 The Farmers Trading Co. has re membered it's patrons with very neal and attractive calendar.
 Grocer c. I. Leach is offering prime article in 1S-ounce. olives at 35c pe7 bottle; usual price soc. In fancy mixed cakes he is offering three pounds fol 25c.
 Nothing cheaper and healthier thar prunes. Special bargains in them al the Farmers Trading Co.'S. Three pounds biggest prunes grown, 25c; six pounds, 25c. Apricots, peaches, etc.
 Bargains thls week in Queen olives Pint bottles, 200; big bottle for lOc stuffed ones. Everything in fanc! cakes and crackers at the Farmers Trading Go. $. Fresh every week.
 Henry Harris, the barber, moved Tuesday, into the Bennitt building opposite the New England hotel. MI Harris has bought new fixtures and ii to be congratulated on possessing st mat and nn.to.Soto chnn