The Newtown bee., 1903-03-20
the many fine memorials in this cem'
MRS JOHN CASSIDY.

Mrs John Cassidy of Worthwhile diec on Saturday at the home of her sister in the village. She was the daughter of Edwin Doherty, and her age was 46 years and II months. The funeral was attended on Tuesday morning at the Church of St Francis Xavier, Father Cronan officiating. She is sur. vived by her husband.
 MIR CASTLE RETURNS TO wAYs1DE INN. That affable gentleman, Jerome B. Castle, is to have the oversight and general management of the Wayside Inn for the coming year, but will con tinue his clothing business on Bank street, devoting the business hours of the day to it as usual. MT Castle was popular with the patrons of the Inn, who will welcome him back to his old position with pleasure.
 Everett Bliss, representing the Gorham Manufacturing Go. of New York, was calling on trade in town, Tuesday.
 F. R. Collins, jeweler of Canaan, who was burned out a few days ago, was in town, last Wednesday.
 H. L. Davis, representative of the American Waltham Watch Co.,, was in town last Friday, showing up and ex- plaining superior points of their goods. This company IS now turning out 27OO watches day by aid of $500 employees. The plant has been enlarged and is nearly completed to increase the pro- duction to $500 watches per day with 45O0 hands.
 William Bull of New York passed Sunday in town.
 Horlick's matted milk and all the concentrated foods for sale at the pop ular drug store of w. N. Noble.
 Jeweler c. E. Riddiford has taken the agency for the "New Idea" pat terms, and is circulating some attract i've literature advertising them.
 T. Soule & O.. have bought the Israel Noble place and Jerome Titus has bought of them several building lots on the place, and will proceed at once to put several cottages on the Western plan. The new section has been named Titusville in his honor.
 Frederick Charles Hipp, the infant son of MT and Mrs Ludwig Hipp, died on Saturday. The funeral was held on Tuesday, Rev J. F. Plumb officiating.
 James Frizzell has sold his tobacco crop to Andrew G. Barnes.
 The popular c. H. Booth & Bentley Go. have opened on the second floor department of chiluren's ready-to- wear wash dresses. They are made by manufacturers who cater to children and misses exclusively and have that peculiar touch of grace and style that few dreSSmakerS can produce. They can be had in the new wash fabrics ages four to Arranging in price from 25 cents to several dollars.
 Mrs H. D. Hine has been passing a few days in New Haven.
 Mrs H. c. Plumb and Miss Katharine Plumb of Bridgeport passed Sunday with MT and Mrs H. S. Mygatt.
 MT and Mrs Paul Roth, who are boarding at the Baldwin house, well comed son, Friday.
 H. J. Pulver of Lee, Mass, passed Saturday in town, the guest of his brother, c. D. Pulver.
 Roy D. Parker, c. E. Riddiford's s skilled watch repairer, has received word of the serious illness of his father at Oskaloose, Ia.
 Mrs A. G. Todd, who was threaten ed last week with pneumonia, is now on the road to recovery. c. P. Bentley passed Sunday in Hart ford.
 Miss Martha Treadwell has a fine New York blackboard, bought of that reliable firm, R. & A. M. Booth.
 Andrew M. Booth has bought the fine little saddle horse, "Peach," for his son, Noble Booth, of c. A. Hayes. Andrew McBath, who is employed in the hat shop, was confined to the l house, last week, with an attack o1 rheumatism.
 eAYLORDSV1LLE HAPPEN 1NGs. MT and Mrs Sherman Barton visited at Paine and Underhill's, last week Mir Barton is brother to Mrs Paine
 Ernest Bartram, wife and daughter, of New Milford, spent Sunday in this place.
 Mrs Fife Knapp, who has beer spending the winter at M. D. Jones' has returned to Brookheld. | A. H. Barlow is confined to his bed with grip cold.
 Mrs Charles Noyd, who has been very ill with pneumonia, is reported little better.
 There is quite an epidemic of scarlet l D% ho cohnn