Connecticut western news., 1906-08-16

Mrs. 4. W. White Of New 1ork IS visiting her mother, Mrs. F. W. Dakin.
 Here's keep-cool suggestion. Place yellow wrapping paper or orange colored cloth in the crown of the hat these ter ribly warm days. This yellow paper wards of the direct rays of the sun and keeps the head cool and comfortable. It is said this is a sure prevention of sun stroke and heat prostration.
 Look for the mis-spelled words in the display advertisements this week. There are not more than 15 of them nor less than 10. To everyone sending a correct list we send THE NEWS three months free unless the sender of the list is already a subscriber. In that case the paper will be sent three months to any non-subscriber the sender of the list may elect.
 The masquerade ball held last Wed nesday for the base ball team was well attended. About 50 people wore faces that nature didn't make. The costumes were fantastic and unique. Newman s l Amenia orchestra furnished the music. The affair was not the financial success it was hoped it would be. The ball team contemplates another gathering of this nature in the near future when l they hope to meet with better success. CATHOLIC CHURCH.
 The Catholics of Sharon are making great preparations for their annual fair. | It takes place Wednesday afternoon and evening Aug. 29th in the Casino. Many fine articles have been donated. The canvassers are meeting thus far with success. Substantial assistance has been given us by non-Catholic friends. We hope for successful fair and we respect fully solicit the help of the whole com munity to assist us in our undertaking
 The devotion of the Forty Hours Alteration begins in St. Bernard $ Church next Sunday. A High Mass will be commenced at 10.30 o'clock. Con. fessions will be heard Sunday afternoon and evening. Masses on Monday and Tuesday will be said at 5.30 and S.3C each morning. Confessions will be heard before every Mass. On Monday evening and before the Masses on Tues day morning Confession will be heard by priest in English, German anG French.
 NJ. E. CHURCH NOTES.
 Rev. B. Seeholzer has taken the nex two weeks for vacation, and will toward the end of September, take an other two weeks. He expects to camp a one of the lakes.
 The Epworth League fair last Wednes day, was 8 splendid success. A very large number of the many visitors who come to beautiful Sharon were present About $275 was added to the treasury oI the League.
 The Sunday evening topics of lat have been quite interesting. AmonS the themes discussed were: Hands of Our Boys, GA Study in Finance" "A Lesson in Arithmetic On the 2nd O September our pastor will begin serie on David and Goliath" Other sub jects announced later.
 Lieut.. Col. s. l.. Brengle of Ameni, Union will preach next Sunday morn ing. Mir. Brengle is now in the Inter national work of the Salvation Army his work at present being confined exclu sively to the European continent H, has been remarkably successful in tn Scandinavian Peninsula. On Sept 9th he sails for Europe and will engage il work in Holland and Switzerland.
 SHARON INN ARRIVALS.
 MT. and Mrs. J. G. Stickley, Mrs | lnOmaS hlgglnS, mrS. James Higgins Mrs. E. R. Grove, MT. and Mrs. Vernon Monroe, MT. and Mrs. Rowland Read MT. and Mrs. A. W. Drake, MT. an, Mrs. J. w. Surthont, Miss Surthont MT. and Mrs. William Scott Pyle, Mis- Pyle, Dr. and Mrs. J. s. Thacker, Mis- Condon, MT. Bolermus, Miss Alic Drake, Miss Hilah T. Drake, H. P. Nash Jr. the Misses Miner, W. M. Smith Charles McAllister, MT. and Mrs. V. R Houghton, New ork; Andrew Milligan William Milligan, MT. and Mrs. G. E Edgar, Frederick O. Hyer, Jr., Boston Mass; MT. and Mrs. Julius Barnes, Ls Porte, Ind; MT. and Mrs. J. W. Sinori Donald McClintock, Port Chester, N r.; Miss Hubert, Bell Port, L. l.; MT and Mrs. Herman Hylett, MT. and Mrs J. H. Sherwood, Dunsville, Ill.,; Dr. an, Mrs. O. P. Bancroft, the Misses Ban croft, Springfield, Mass; MT. and Mrs H. O. Valentine, Millbrook, N. Y; MI and Mrs. Charles Wray. Rochester, N T.; MT. and Mrs. H. E. Johnston, Wm Ludlow, Troy, N. Y; MT. and Mrs. H B. Lyles, Canaan; Miss Taft, Spokane Wash.