Connecticut western news., 1906-10-04

The leaves are turning.
 Joseph Quinn of Hartford was in town Sunday.
 Judge Welch of Torrington was in town Tuesday.
 Screen doors are being filed away for future reference.
 It was "blue Monday. for those who rent postoffice boxes.
 MT. Conklin of the Borden plant is taking few days vacation.
 Mrs. Augusta New has gone to Chat ham, N. Y. to visit relatives.
 Acement floor has been placed in the cellar of the bakery building.
 E. Chopper expects to open his livery stable during the present week.
 Mrs. H. D. Humphrey and daughter, Olive, spent Tuesday in Hartford.
 Charles Rodemeyer of Danbury was an over Sunday guest at pr. Ross
 Miss Louise Roraback, who has been visiting in New Haven, has returned.
 MT. and Mrs. Burns of Washington, D, O. are guests of the Misses Granger.
 Work was commenced Tuesday on the superstructure of the Fuller building.
 Registrars of voters will be in session at Judge Rorabacks' office Monday, Oct. 15.
 ckn rNla fo hnin in stalled in the residence of N. l.. Jack son.
 Mrs. Lee Johnson of Norfolk has been spending a few days with friends in town.
 Mrs. Marion Camp of Buffalo, N. Y. is visiting her brother-in-la law, Dr. O. W. Camp. Mrs. Esther Williams and Miss Mary Bodley visited in Great Harrington Sat urday.
 Miss Johnson of Norfolk has been spending few days at Mrs. Della Har- denbergh's.
 Miss Catherine Roraback left yester- day for New Haven to take kinder garten course.
 Deputy-sheriff Myron Hallock of West Cornwall was caller at THE NEWS office Tuesday. .'
 Miss Catharine Mccormick assisted in Rains bakery during the absence of Miss Iizzie McDonald l
 Harry Holt began Tuesday the work of taking the annual school census of the town of North Canaan.
 Mrs. Henry J. King expects to return to New York City soon and resume her occupation as manicure.
 Mrs. J. L. Pease expects to leave ip a few days for two or three month s visit with relatives in California. Colts band of Hartford partook of lunch at Rains bakery on their way to and from Great Burlington Fair.
 The Holmes Moving Picture Company will give an entertainment in the town in Town Hall Monday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. s. A. Eddy have re- turned to town after spending an out ing at their Twin Lakes cottage. Mrs. J. 0. Richmond was called to West ern New York this week by the serious illness of her uncle, Henry Rorrback.
 Miss Julia Wendell of Niverville, N. Y. returned last Friday from two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Jerome Root.
 Miss Lizzie Mcdonald has returned from @ two weeks vacation and has re- stunned her position in J. P Rains bake ".
 Free delivery of express is not among the improbabilities for Canaan although it may not become reality in the near future.
 John Tierney is seriously i'll at his home on West Main street. Dr. Welch ofWinsted was called in consu ltation Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Victor Nestell, who have been spending the greater portion of she summer in this village, returned to New York Saturday.
 The Misses Fife and Anna Wadsworth and Wm. and Bert Wadsworth of East Chatham, N. Y. were recent guests at Henry B. Hoag's.
 William Garfield jr. had two automo- bile in commission at the Great Barring ton fair last week. carrying passengers to and from the grounds.
 A. V. A. Felten and family and Miss Anna Brown, who have been at Twin Lakes during the summer, returned to their homes here, Saturday.
 Miss Annie Golden Bartlett and Miss Elizabeth Lord Squires, who have been spending the summer at Twin Lakes, re- turned to Providence, Saturday.
 The Berkshire Power Company's new pole line between Canaan and East Ca naan is completed and the stringing of