Connecticut western news., 1904-09-08

wood cemetery.
 MT. and Mrs. George A. Stevens and daughter, Marion, have returned from few days visit ill New York.
 Deacon D. N. Fuller and daughter, Miss Lillie of Canaan, Conn. were guests of MT. and Mrs. D. W. Beckwith, Sun day.
 Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Beckwith, Mrs. E. S. Beckwith, Mrs. George Beckwith and two daughters, Martha and Mary, and Maurice Beckwith, have returned from an outing at Lake Buel.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Sabin and daughter have moved into Gilbert H. Cook s house on Benton avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. I. G. Perry are spending few days in New London, Conn.
 Alonzo B. Parshley, 66, former resi- dent of this town, died at his home in Boston on Tuesday, August 30th. He is survived by widow, formerly Mrs. Ellen Adams of this town, and a daugh- ter, Miss Georgia Parshley. Mrs. G. s. Sellew and daughter, Miss Florence Sellew, have returned to their home in Waterbury, Conn. after a few days visit with Dr. R. O. Sellew. MT. and Mrs. Frank Endres of Worces- ter, and Miss Carrie Endres of New York have been in town, being called here by the death of their father, Otto Endres.
 Miss Julia Sullivan, manager of the Western Union telegraph office, has re- stunned her duties after three weeks | vacation.
 Otto Endres, 68, died Wednesday morning, August 31. Death was caused by the bursting of vein and consequent loss of blood. Dr. J. B. Beebe was at once summoned, but on his arrival the sufferer was beyond help. Otto Endres was born in Germany, the son of John | and Theresa Endres. He came to this country at an early age and spent most of his life in this town, where he learn ed and followed the occupation of tailor. His first wife was Miss Louisa Raif- stanger. After her death he married her sister, Miss Minnie Raifstanger, who survives him. MT. Endres was a respected citizen, member of D. G.. widow he is survived by a son, Frank, and daughter, Carrie. The funeral was held from his late residence Friday l afternoon with burial in the Mahaiwe cemetery. .f#- MT. and Mrs. Darragh Delancey are visiting in Belmar, N. J.
 Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Remington have been the guests of MT. and Mrs. | George F. Remington.
 Miss Lillian Turner has returned from an outing at Money Island.
 The public schools of the town opened on Tuesday.
 The young society people of the town held 8 very delightful dance at the Town Hall, Friday evening. Gartland's orchestra of Albany furnished the music and Homer E. Foote catered. The hall was handsomely decorated for the | occasion.
 Miss Ellen Boyd, principal of St Agnes School, Albany, has returned home after spending short time witt Mr. and Mrs A. l.. Hubbell.
 William Simmons has returned from a visit in Keene, N. H.
 o. E. Ferry paid $3 fine in court Sat urday for drunkenness, and for 8 hkt offense Ernest Scutt paid $5.
 The pacing mare, Gillett, from tht Forkhurst stock farm, won second money ill the 2.30 class at the Chatham fair last Thursday; and Sable Alcyoner from the same stable, finished behind the money in the 2.20 class.
 MT and Mrs. M. P Foster and son hay, returned from the shore near Boston.
 ATTRACTIONS FOR THE FAIR.
 The executive committee of tn, Housatonic Agricultural society ha closed with P. J. Casey of Springfield for the attractions for the coming fair The various attractions include tn following acts: Little girl and educat ed pug dog which finishes the act b, walking a high rope on his front feet four ponies, which pick silver dollar out of a pail filled with water, writ on blackboard, and do cake walks In connection with this act is exhibit ed $5000 stallion in a famous oak walk, etc. Mrs. Murphy, the $500 monkey dressed ill silks, iuitatin , leading ladies and comic characters
 two spotted ponies initiating a soldie in the war, and circus riding ac , with a monkey; the Woodford sisters in novel dancing act; Dooley, tn
 baboon trick bicycle rider. The small
 est living educated poney in the world weighing 136 pounds, will be exhibit ed, and Miss Lulu Woodford, in he
 high-wire act, and Dixie, the higl
 ushiS uoS, VIII ooIhpie1o bne 1GId' tions furnished by MT. Casey. Secrt
 tary W. Taylor Day has engaged Hobt of Holyoke with his string of traine
 dogs. At the Worcester state fair thes dogs ran half-mile against horse i 2814 seconds. The special excursio l trains will be run Thursday, Septembe
 29, over the Consolidated road, arriyin l from the north and south at 10 o'clock 7 and leaving at 5.45.
 Making Friends Every Day.