The Newtown bee., 1905-04-07

Louis Snider had the misfortune to lose good horse, last week Thursday He was just starting from Bridgeport and had got in front of Hadley's hall when the horse dropped dead in the road.
 Charles H. Sweezy and son, who have the contract for building the new cottage for F. s. Morrison, began work on the foundation, last Monday.
 The family of the late Mrs Nathan iel Hall wish through the columns of THE BEE to thank their many friends and neighbors for their kindness dur the recent illness and death of their mother and grandmother.
 N. J. Hubbard of New York has been spending few days, this week, with his family here.
 Section Boss J. J. Kelly has added five or six men to his force on the rail- road.
 Call at our store and get a sample of our black or Japan tea for 35c and soc per pound. Our 200 coffee is a fine drink. The best Chase & Sanboorn' $ Mocha and Java coffee for 30 and 33c per pound. These goods cannot be duplicated at other stores unless you pay more money. We pay cash for our goods and sell for small profits. Trade here and save money W. N. Hurd.
 Mrs G. s. Thompson of Glenbrook is quite i'll in Bridgeport at the home ot her sister, Mrs B. F. George.
 John Snider of Bridgeport has nov ed into the house here with his broth. CT, Louis Snider.
 Robert Stains, the mail carrier, ex. poets soon to move into the house witE John Fulford.
 MT and Mrs John Kechel welcomed nine pound daughter, Mary Rosi na at their home Friday, March 30. Mrs Thomas Lord is caring for them. Rolled Oats in bulk 3tc per pound eight pounds for 25c; three cans of Re gent or Nutmeg condensed milk, 25c three cans Old Homestead tomatoes 25; three cans fine brand corn, 25c. - w. N. Hurd, the grocer. Dr 0. N. Gallup is now nicely settled in his new quarters in W. N. Hurd $ house, opposite R. 0. Tousey's. MT and Mrs W. A. Garfield of New town, MT and Mrs W. B. Davis ano daughter, Ruth, of Easton, MT anc Mrs Harry Garfield and Miss Lena Garfield of Bridgeport were all guests, Sunday, of MT and Mrs 0. G. Downs A number of friends gave Eddie OdUlcT d Nc1y picdoduU SuIpIlSo dU LIS home, last Saturday evening. Music was enjoyed through the evening, aft ter which refreshments were served Rev J. A. Osborn left on Tuesday for the Methodist conference at Wa terbury.
 Mrs Cornelia Mallette is home from Bridgeport, where she has spent the winter. She is disposing of her house hold effects at private sale. Rev MT Goldsborough from Monroe will hold services at Grace church next Sunday, April g, at 2 p. m. Charles Kachele has rented Mrs M E. Clark s farm for another year. Miss Edith Clark is spending a few weeks with Mrs B. M. Beardsley. Miss Fannie Walker spent Sunday with Miss Carrie Walker. Miss Jennie Turney does not i'm prove as rapidly as her many friends wish she might.
 Miss Beatrice Clark has been visit- ing in Bridgeport. John Gabler and Edward Gable1 from New York spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs J. Gabler MT Boyart from Bridgeport spent Sunday with Nestor Wedge. MT and Mrs George Clark moved back from Bridgeport, this week They will spend the summer months with Mrs M. E. Clark.
 preached very interestingly, last Sun day, to large congregation in Grace church..