Connecticut western news., 1905-11-30
Frank Benedict of Trumbull is a

over Sunday.
 John Hubbard of Worcester Poly technic came home yesterday for few days vacation.
 Rev. J. P. Smyth and wife go to Brooklyn this afternoon to remain until Saturday evening.
 Martin Langs and wife are spending Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mrs. Arthur Grinnell, at Waltham, Mass.
 Cornelius Eldert of Brooklyn, N. Y, visited his daughter, Mrs. Joseph P. Smyth, at the Episcopal rectory over Sunday.
 Mail advertised at Canaan post office is addressed to Chas. Abbott, L. Austin, Sava Borota, T. Bow, Wm. Fields.
 Big posters are around town for an old fashioned hog guessing contest to take place at the Maplewood Inn at Ashley Falls on December 7.
 Superintendent John F. Hedden of the Central New England road and Miss Minnie J. Say of Middletown were mar, ried at Middletown, November IF.
 Mrs. F. W. Barnett and son Joseph of South Glastonbury attended the funeral of MT. Warner Saturday and stayed over Sunday at Dr. 0. W. Camps.
 Frank Van Deusen and daughter Imogene of Aurora, H., came here to attend the funeral of their cousin, Walter Warner, and remained in town this week.
 The supper and dance given at Town Hall last night by the ladies of St. Joseph's church was we'll attended and the supper was of its usual excellent quality. Slye's orchestra of five pieces furnished music.
 Mrs. Henry Baker of Van Deusen- vile, Mass, has been sick with a mild attack of typhoid fever at Miss Ella Halls for little over two weeks. Mrs. Baker was on visit to Miss Hall when taken ill.
 Farmers who feed decayed potatoes to their cattle are taking long chances. A veterinary has declared that the feed ing of such tubers invariably leads to symptoms precisely like typhoid fever.- Patterson CN. Y.) News.
 We are indebted to Harry L. Hath away, recently of the NEWS staff, but now on The Weekly Call at Dunellen, N. J., for information concerning the death of Capt. O. H. Day. of whom a sketch appears ill our obituary column.
 Miss Florence Stevens Warehouse, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. Y. More house, and Dr. William Samuel Walkley of Chelsea, Mass, were married at the brides home in Sprinf1eld, Mass, Nov. g. They will be at home after Jan. l., at Chelsea.
 Miss Julia Trimble of Niverville, N Y.. was at her aunt's, Mrs. J. G. Roots, Miss Trimble came to attend the funeral of MT. Warner, but on &C., count of there being no late train con- nection she had to return home before the services.
 Mrs. J. D. Clemans and Mrs. s. A. Bennett went to Brooklyn yesterday to spend Thanksgiving. Miss Anna Rudge spends the day at A. W. Parsons at Ashley Falls. John N. Van Deusen and wife went to New York yesterday to re- main few days.
 The body of James Lehy was dis inferred last week Wednesday from the spot in the Catholic cemetery where it was buried three years ago and re- intered Sin the Lehy plot in the same cemetery. Rev. T. F. Ramon had charge of the moving of the body.
 A young woman in this locality learned to do some new fancy work and said to her mother, "Ma, this is lovely work. Don't you want to learn how? " "Then who would do the patching and cooking?" asked mama.-Millerton Tel egram.
 70. E. Badgley will open his new meat market Saturday in the store re. gently occupied by 0. M. Barnes, in the Clemans building. MT. Badgley has re- modelled the store, put in cooler and an office room and has things in first class shape. William Beebe will assist MT Badgley in the market.
 Attorney William L. Barnett, who has been for four years practicing his profession in Derby. has received al appointment in the legal department ot the New York, New Haven 6 Hartford Railroad company. Attorney Barnett is a son of the former vice. -presiden of the New Haven road, and a brother of Paul Barnett, well-known New Haven newspaper man. These Barnet brothers have many acquaintances il Canaan where some years ago they fire quently visited their uncle, Rev. F. W Barnett.
 Al. Pindar's mammoth moving pic ture show is to be at the Town Hall Sat urday evening, December2. Among thu many pictures shown might be mention ed the rittNelson fight, "The Birth O the Butterfly" beautiful imported col ored film; "The Waif," pathetic stor. of life in New York; "Mr. Suburbanite, the funniest comic film ever made, ant over 20 others. MT. Pindar also present Miss Claudia May, the queen of ballad singers, with her magnifcently illustra ted songs. Reserved seat tickets are nov on sale at Collins.
 The funeral of Walter Warner, wh died on Wednesday, the 22d, was large ly attended at his late home on Satur day, Rev. H. I. Bodley of New Britain
 and Rev. Joseph Smyth of Canaan wer
 the officiating clergymen. The choi | of Christ Church sang the funera