Connecticut western news., 1906-11-08

N. Y, N. H. &IH. R. R. Go. as they
 may want to use it some day.
 Twas ideal election weather Tuesday.
 Grant W. Laidlaw was home to cast his vote.
 Rev. Father Ramon of Lakeville was in town Monday.
 Edward D. Norton acted as moderator at Tuesdays election. Miss Adella Howell has returned from Salt Point, N. Y.
 Mrs. Nellie A. Preston has been visit ing her son in Westfield, Mass.
 Mrs. s. A. Bennett left for New York city yesterday to visit her husband.
 The Hawthorne Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. s. A. Eddy.
 Miles Proper of Humphreyville, N. Y. has been spending a few days at Dr. O. W. Camps.
 Mrs. Mary Corbit has returned from Thomaston where she has been visiting her daughter.
 Mrs. Norman Chapin of Torrington has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Humphrey Rood.
 Mrs. John G. Beckley has gone to Worcester, Mass, to spend some time with her husband.
 Dr. Fred Parsons of Thomaston has been spending few days with his father George L. Parsons.
 MT. and Mrs. W. N. Beebe have moved into the rooms formerly occupied by Mir. and Mrs. A. H. Owens.
 A. H. Herriman is the owner of a Cocker Spaniel dog which he purchased of Great Harrington parties.
 Dr. G. E. Corw1n is entertaining his father, Henry Corwin, his mother and brother, John, of Belleport, L.I
 Samuel Briggs, who has been serious ly ill with pneumonia, is gradually inn proving and his recovery is expected.
 A quantity of the furniture from the Canfield Inn has been stored in the old creamery building and will be sold at auction later.
 A new motor has arrived to take the place of the one formerly used to operate the machinery at the plant of the Con- necticut Lime Company.
 Mrs. Mary E. Beebe entertained her two grandchildren, Leverett and Mary Clark from Friday until Monday, also Miss Botelle, all of Norfolk.
 Matthew Dempsey, son of Frank Dempsey is very ill with typhoid fever, Miss Annie Kelley, of New Haven, a trained nurse, is caring for him.
 Some departments of the Reliable Manufacturing Company are being operated overtime nowadays to keep up with the demand for the company's pro- ducts.
 +. H. Turkington of East Morris, Ct., candidate for sheriff on the republican ticket, was a caller at THE NEWS office | Friday. He is now sheriff-ele Turk ! ington.
 | An Italian boy named Albareda, aged about nine years, was run down this morning near the Garfield Inn, by a horse driven by Cornish Hitchcock. The boys nose was broken and he was other wise seriously injured.
 The residence, near the lime kilns on the flower road" to East Canaan, re- gently vacated by the Hunker family. is being renovated and repaired by the owners, The New England Lime Com- pany, and is to be occupied by William Rowland and family.
 Letters remained unclaimed in the Canaan postoffice Tuesday for Givvani Alberrtella, Giuseppe Bocciarell, An tonic Crinaldi, George Fitzpatrick, Gard Ter Heath, M. Hungerford, Mrs. Anna E. G. Moody. Postals, Battista Pemecheli Suigi Engim.
 The moving picture show billed to appear at Town Hall Saturday evening failed to wiggle. It was side-tracked somewhere, or missed the train or some other catastrophe befell it. At any rate there was no show in Canaan Saturday excepting the republican and democratic caucuses.