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Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31

tions, and is contributor to the mag azines. She was born in Connecticut in 1885 and was married to Calvin k. Corbin in 1861. Her first important work as a leader of her sex was In the foundation of the Association For the Advancement of Women. The most recent book which she has brought out Is "A Woman's Philosophy of Love-" published in 1892 Mrs. Corbin opposes woman's suffrage on the ground that 1t threatens home life and Is an adjunct to Socialism.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
Ernest Woodin is cutting ice on Long

Ernest Woodin is cutting ice on Long Pond.
 Roy Gordon has a very fine collection of views of Chapinville. Among them the Old Stone house, the oldest land mark in town.
 M E. Bardett is at work again. He expects to move to Sharon Station about the 20th of Febr uary.
 There is some talk of mems club in town. Things like this help every small town and do a lot of good. Do not let it fall through.
 The station agent has received piece of poetry from his friend MT. Atkins of Ashley Falls which he prizes very highly. MT. Atkins is one of the best writers to be found in this section.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Nc Elroy spent Sunday with friends in town.
 Miss Eleanor Miller of Port Chester N. Y., was in town last week.
 George House attended the O. R. T. ball at New Haven last Friday night and reports fine time.
 Wm. Hector and Chas. Hardesty are cutting ice on the lake.
 Miss Lettie Fish of Naugatuck is visi- ting her brother Charles Fish of this place.
 Everyone is out with their sleighs and bells are heard from morning till night.
 A son was born Sunday to MT. and Mrs. Alexander Matherson.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
TOWN OF SALISBURY
"Eastern Civilizations" !"

On Tuesday, February 5, Rev. Dr. J B. Mics of Sharon will deliver lecture in the St. Johns P. E. Church Lyceum Course at the Scoville Library, Salisbury entitled " Eastern Civilizations. Dr. Mics spent eight years in the East, ex- ploring Palestine, is an eloquent and forceful speaker, possesses an intimate knowledge of his subject and what he has to say will be well worth hearing. In order to defray expenses an admission of 15 cents for adults will be charged, children 10 cents. Everyone is urged to hear this lecture.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
SALISBURY

Dr. Pike will give his lecture before the Mems Club at Salisbury tomorrow evening at 7.45 on "Some Practical Applications of Bacteria.
 Mrs. Hurlburt who has been ill for some time is reported about the same.
 Mrs. J. S. Cook who has been ill foi about three weeks is much better.
 The Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Eggleston are attending the Millerton High School. They go and return on the train.
 Miss Kittie Bray of Torrington is visiting friends in town.
 Many of the people here are disappointed at not being able to secure seats at the "Old Acre Folks" play at Roberts Opera House, Lakeville, Wednesday night.
 Everyone who can is taking advan- tage of the fine sleighing. Also the ice teams are all out and ice houses being rapidly filled.
 Herbert Parsons has gone to work in Torrington.
 Last week Friday George Parsons was taken suddenly ill, and was quite sick for several days. He is now able to resume his duties at Clark's store.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Stone, entertained the Whist Club, very pleasantly, at their home last Friday evening.
 The Salisbury choir held their rehear- sal in the Scoville Memorial Library, Monday evening.
 Mrs. Woodruff, who has spent several weeks ill Brooklyn has returned to Mrs. w E. Hicks.
 The following pupils were perfect in attendance during January, in the in- termediate room: Elsie Hortie, Bessie Mccoy, Ruth Miner. Grace Ball, Nellie Ball Edna Whitbeck, Arthur Dubois, George Miner, Orwell Hendrick, Welles Sellew.
 Mrs. M. Russell has her ice house filled and several others are having theirs filled this week.
 Harry Travis went to New York hos pital Wednesday, to undergo an oper- ation for appendicitis.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
MRS. CAROLINE F. CORBIN.

She Labors to Keep Her Sex From
 the Ballot Box.
 Mrs. Caroline F. Corbin of Chicago. who for many years has been president of the Illinois Association Opposed to the Extension of Suffrage to Women, Is bitter opponent of any and all movements tending to bring her sex Into contact with the ballot box. Mrs. Corbin aims to elevate and advance women in the social plane, but she does not believe in the ballot box as a means to her end. Her motto is "The home for women and women for the home," and 1t is along these lines that her life work has been mapped.
 Mrs. Corbin has published many books, most of them upon social ques-
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
Death at Chapinville. |.

Mrs. Almira S. Parker of Andover, Conn.,, died at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Charles s. Phelps. of Chapin- vile Saturday evening, January 26. She was school teacher and was highly re- spected by large circle of friends. Her age was 61 years. A brief funeral ser vice was held at the house Monday after. noon, after which the remains were taken to Andover for burial. Death was due to an attack of grip. Mrs. Parker came from Andover on visit to Mrs Phelps about two weeks ago.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
LIME ROCK

Levi Bishop of Bridgeport, former resident of this town, is visiting old friends in Lime Rock.
 Peter Dunn of Pittsfield, Mass, spent few days at the home of his mother.
 Mrs. I, Couse and children are visiting relatives at Pine Plains, N. Y.
 Miss Mae Swarthout of Troy is enjoy ing the ozone of Lime Rock and the hos pitality of the Fenton Inn.
 George w. Higgins of Spencertown. N. Y., spent few days last week with his daughter, Mrs. w. H. Barrett.
 The Breezy Hill Social Club enjoyed a pleasant evening last week at the home of Lillian Amundson.
 Oscar Brazett of Pittsfeld, a moulder, is in town again.
 The Junior Auxiliary will meet with Miss Marjorie Buhlman on Saturday af- ternoon.
 It is expected that the gathering of the ice crop will be finished this week.
 Charles Hubbard, Lime Rock s chicken ing the poultry show. MT. Hubbard has on exhibition there a choice selection of birds from the pens of R. N. Barnum.
 LIT. D6ldu0y, Gu6 M1ll6TGOn VcG6r1udry, is busy here this week with sick horses One of Michael Hines team is down with kidney trouble and Old Dick" of the livery stables of Charles Vosburg has gone over to the silent majority.
 Miss Frances Merriman of South Man chester is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. w. Griffith at Trinity Rectory.
 A number from this place attended the dance at Falls Village, given by the P. D. B's. Friday evening last. A very pleasant time is reported. The Lime Rock orchestra furnished music for the occasion.
 Harry Amundson and Chas. Harring- ton, Jr. came home from the business college in Poughkeepsie Saturday on account of the death of the principal s wife, Mrs. Eastman.
 Master John Barnum is under the doctors care.
 Miss Fry and pupils in the third grade enjoyed sleigh ride Tuesday afternoon The Primary and Intermediate grades, with their respective teachers, anticipate the same pleasure on Thursday.
 Chas. Durbin went to Danbury last Saturday and secured work in butcher shop. He will return Monday to move his family and household goods to that place.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
Never Walked Nor Talked

Representative $. Hart Culver of Sey- mour took his ward, George Hull of Seymour to Dr. Knights school at Lake vile. The man is 34 years old but has never walked or talked. His mother died seven or eight years ago and his father died in December. Fortunately the estate is sufficient to take care of the son as long as he lives.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
E. J. Stuart Appointed Postmaste

Edward J. Stuart has been appointed postmaster for Lakeville. He has been in the office for the past eleven years and since the death of Hon. Hubert Williams has filled the position of acting post master, and so we'll were his duties per formed that republicans and democrats alike are pleased with his appointment. MT. Stuart says he will give the office his entire personal attention, and he is to be congratulated upon having so many friends regardless of partisan ines.- Journal.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
May Lose his Hand

Wm. Cady of Salisbury who recently had one of his fingers amputated, has to undergo another operation as it is found the bone is badly diseased. It is now feared that he may have to lose his hand Much sympathy is felt for him.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
CHAPINVILLE

Talmage Finkle is ill.
 Mrs. Barker is on the sick list. Patrick Drake is i'll with asthma. Mrs. Frank Pratt is sick with grip. Bordens expect to get ice this week. Mrs. Gardner remains about the same. Mrs. Dibble remains in helpless con- 1ition.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
Woman Bled to Death.

John Espy of Bridgeport. employed as a moulder at Lime Rock, received word of the sudden death of his wife last Thursday evening. Mrs. Espy had fallen and cut an artery of the wrist and had bled to death before medical aid could be procured.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
Round shoulders In Children.

Do you keep sharp watch on the children's spinal columns and shoul- ders? When there is any inclination to stopping shoulder look into the mat
 ter at once to find the cause It may be the clothing in some way. The hose
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
Lakeville vs. Salisbury.

Lakeville vs. Salisbury.
 The Hotchkiss hockey team defeated the team representing the Salisbury school at Chapinville Saturday by a score of so 1. It was we'll played game and very interesting.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
Boys Club Supper

The Boys Club of Salisbury will hold 8 supper in the Town Hall Friday Eve February 9th. Attendance will be con- fined to boys of the parish. It is is ex- pected that we'll known speakers will be present.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
Will Play Hockey

This week Saturday the Stanleys of Great Harrington will play the Hotch- kiss School hockey team at Lakeville.
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
WOOD WANTED

Standing or cut, on the lot or delivered to kilns.-WILLIAM CANFIELD. Canaan, Ct
Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
Wanted

Buyers for the large line of souvenir post cards we have of Canaan, Twir Lakes, Salisbury, Ashley Falls, Shef field and various other places.
 CANAAN PRINTING co.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-22

their absence they went to Lindstrum
Lake, . resort in the northern part OF
the state. but found the temperature
there too cool for comfort and they
returned to Minneapolis where it was
warmer.
Richard Houle returned to his ranch
in the Wet Mountain valley on Thurs
day afternoon after several days visit
here. Mr.. Houle is assisting in the
hay harvest, which he says Is an
exceptionally good one this year. The
only trouble, according to Mr.. Houle.
Is the rain which has interfered with
the progress of the work.
H. w. Tobin, until recently employed
as an accountant at the First National
bank at Winemucca, Nevada, has come
to Canon City to take position as
bookkeeper in the once Of the Fair
Mercantile company. He is a relative
OF G. w. Tobin.
F. D. Proctor, who is interested in
a ranch near Cameron, was a visitors
in Canon City several days this week.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-22
Friday.

The open season on doves began
yesterday and will last until the fifth
OF next month Many hunters were
out early. The season Is fve days
longer this year than last.
W. H. Pigg was down from the Stir
rup ranch on Thursday purchasing
some needed machinery for hay harv-
eating. He says the hay cutting season
on his place began last Monday.
Elliott Campbell. connected with the
civil engineering department of the
Chicago, Burlington q Quincy Railroad
company with headquarters In Chica-
go. Is spending his vacation here as
the guest OF Mrs. N. W. Campbell and
daughter. Miss Frances. at 21e Harri-
son avenue.
Miss Boyd Of Monmouth, ILL.,. and her
nephew. Boyd Campbell. who have
been visiting Denver. Manitou, Colo
RADIO Springs and other points of in
or two ago and are the guests Of Mrs.
N. W. Campbell and daughter, Frances,
at 219 Harrison avenue.
Two or three arrests have been made
by the police lately for violations OF the
ordinance against riding bicycles on
the sidewalks. The walks In many
OF the streets in the remoter sections
OF town are used as bicycle path and
the authorities are determined to break
up the habit. The usual fine In such
cases ID i've dollars.
DR., Theodore Ashley and wife have
returned home from Minneapolis.
Mtnn wharo tho eorroor vvaa n da1~
gate to the recent convention of the
National, Dental association. They
were gone several weeks and have
come back to Canon City rested and
invigorated by their vacation. During
Cañon City record., 1907-08-22
MOndAy.

Miss Gardiner returned Saturday
from a vacation trip to Sumpler, Ore
gon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Colgate and son
have returned from a very delightful
vacation spent in California They
spent the summer at Pacific Grove.
Mrs. F. N. Willis and two daugh-
ters, Misses Edna and william of Des
Moines, Ia, are here the guests of
Mrs. Willitts' brother. A. J. Uhinery.
]. H. McDaniels. hospital steward
at the prison, is in Colorado Springs
visiting his son who is in business
there. This is the first vacation Mr..
McDaniels has taken in five years.
J. A. Burnside OF Woodland Park
and Mrs. Cornelia A. Williams, OF Flo
renee, were granted a marriage license
here Saturday. They were married in
Woodland Park.
Harry Lee. right bower to Harry
johnson at the Williams-Smith-Rice
store, returned from Pueblo Sunday.
where he has been for the past six
weeks assisting in the Pueblo branch
Of this popular merchandise empori-
um.
Joseph Newman handed the au-
dience a bunch of new and original
songs. and as he rendered them in the
most approved style, 1t is needless to
say he proved popular. His stories,
most OF thefa. were excruciatingly fun
ny, and tickled the audience nearly to
death.'-New Orleans Daily News.
Canon opera house Friday night
The fall term Of the Dodds CONNER
cial College will open Tuesday, Sep
tember g. Regular day and evening
sessions. For special Information re-
garding courses OF study, rates Of tut
ton, hoard In Students Home, ETC., ad-
dress thc principal, D. D. Dodds. S14
Macon avenue; call at the college be-
tween the hours Of and II a. m, or
phone Blue 1924.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-22
Thompson Wall Paper &
Paint Co.
lis 1ala SGfpel
9ls HAN Sef~A

Canon City for many years She was
born in New Mexico.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-22
Tuesday.

Phillip Hayes and son went to Port
land today for a short stay there.
R. c. Pierce went to Portland Mon
day evening on a business errond.
Fern Frazier left over the Santa Fe
for Pueblo for about three weeks.
F. NJ. Duncan left today for the
Twin Lakes to take a try at the trout.
n J. Hemmerle and family left at
noon today for a summer visit with
friends at Seattle.
Antoine Adamic left this afternoon
for Salida, where he will attend to
some business matters.
Miss Leila Dowling, clerk Of the
county court, has returned from q va
cation spent at Fort Collins.
W. o. Skinner, freight solicitor for
the Santa Fe, is in town today look
ing after the interests OF that road.
A. W. Harrington. who was operated
upon at the hospital for an affection
of the kidneys, is getting along nicely.
Frank Frazier has returned to Dem
yer after visit of a weeks duration
with his parents at 1411 Harrison ave-
nue..
The picnic to have been given by
Greenwood Relief Corps Thursday,
August %, has been indefinitely post
poned.
Miss Queenie Jameson left today
for Colorado Springs where she will
spend a couple Of weeks visiting with
friends.
Ed c. Wills, of the Canon Tea store,
returned today from a three weeks
visit at Colorado Springs. Mr.. Wills
has been taking the Manitou waters
while convalescing from an attack Of
typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ferrier, Of Den
yer, are In Canon City for a weeks
stay. Mr.. Ferrier Is enjoying his va
cation and Incidentally looking after
some property interests here. He Is
ex-city treasurer and Is well known
here.
The manager, superintendent and all
employees Of the C, c. & c. c. have all
been instructed to make preparations
for the biggest excursion of the sea-
son from the Cripple Greek district
to Canon City next Sunday. At least
three hundred people are expected TO
come down and enjoy the day.
Newman not only makes q strong
hit with the rendition OF his songs and
monoloGuea. but he 10 the creator OF
his own material. Some OF his songs
and verses are intensely hulno, I'm.
and then at he sAme time are thread
Cañon City record., 1907-08-22

The well-groomed woman undoubt-
edly becomes more attractive and be-
witching when surrounded by fine,
delicate flower odor. There is an
indescribable fascination in her pres
ence-if she discriminates: uses the
right one. We carry the best brands
and perfumes of all the leading do
mestic and imported manufacturers.
Call on us for your particular per-
fume. We make speciality of ca
tering to the most refined taste. The
Palace Drug Store, 6O1 Main street,
Phone IS.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-22
MRS. ]. n. EOUCH
DIES IN CALIFORNIA

A dispatch from Cotton, CAL, Aug
ust IL says that Mrs. J. N. Fouch, for
merly of Canon City. died Saturday,
August 10, surrounded by the MEM
bers OF the family. and after ltnger-
ing illness. Mrs Foouch was born In
Uniontown, Pa, and was 81 years OF
age. Mr.. and Mrs. Fouch have resid-
ed in Cotton for the past three years,
ocming to California with their family
from Great Bend. Kan.
The husband, ]. N. Fouch, two sons.
H. E. Fouch and Jesse N. Founch, and
two daughters, Mrs. Roy Langdon OF
Sherman, and Mrs. W. C. Woodburn,
are the remaining family members.
Funeral services were held this after
noon at o'clock at her late home, DR..
Seltzer of Riverside, of the Christian
Science denomination, conducting the
services.
Many beautiful floral tributes tes-
titled to the esteem in which the de-
ceased was held by all who had been
privileged to meet her, and know her
cheerful personality. The interment
was in San Bernardina cemetery.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-22

from a two weeks visit with Mrs. Pearl
Dunbar at Paonia. Mrs. Mcdaniel
says that Tom Dunbar and Harry
Williamson are doing fine in their
business venture at Paonia-
Dr. Wilson Pearson and wife re-
turned home Wednesday night after
a several weeks camping and fishing
outing at Almont, Colo. They report
fishing as being very good in the Gun
nison river and its tributaries now.
They were camped with q party Of
Florence friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Laverick Of
Champaign county. Illinois. are here
for a several weeks visit with their
con. W. E. Laverick. and family Of
543 Sherman avenue. Lincoln Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laverick. Sr.. went on the
the Denver & Rio Grande excursion
to Hillside this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Snow and family
and Mrs. B. G. Woodford OF Lincoln
Park, left this morning for a four or
ive days camping outing at the reser-
voir OF the De Weese-Dye Ditch COM
pany In the Wet Mountain valley. They
made the trip by wagon. going over
the grade road from here to Silver
Cl,n.
The Red Gulch Gold Mining 4
Milling company today fled amended
articles OF Incorporation in the once
OF the county clerk removing the gen.
ersl ofices Of the company from Colo
RADIO Springs to Canon City. The an
nual stockholders meeting Of the
company was held at Colorado Springs
on Tuesday.
Messrs. Horace J. Craig. Frank En-
merson and Burnie Craig accompanied
by Ford Woods of Indianapolis, Ind.
and Ford vinnedge Woods OF Emng-
ham. ILL.,. returned here Wednesday
afternoon from a weeks camping and
fishing trip on Cochetope creek. some
twelve miles from Parlins. They had
a pleasant outing and brought home
with them some fine trout of both the
native and rainbow varieties. The
Messrs. Woods will leave for the
East tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutton came
home Wednesday night from a three
and half months eastern trip. most
OF the time being spent at Petosky.
Mich, and other resorts on the Great
Lakes. After leaving here they visit
ed friends In Iowa. going later TO the
jamestown exposition where Mr.. Hut
ton was a deleg ate to the national
convention Travellers Protective asso-
citation. Mr.. Hutton says they had a
delightful summer and found the up
per Michigan peninsula a charming
place to spend the hot months.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-22

boyhood friends in the East and
twenty-slgh years ago were both fire.
men ON the Pennsylvania railroad sys-
tenn. The former now takes the Over
land Flyer out Of st. Paul on the
Great Northern road.
Mayor and Mrs. A. H. Seely and City
Attorney A. L. Taylor came home Fri
day night from their fishing trip on
the Gunnison river. The other mem
bers Of their party, who are camped
on Wilson's ranch, between Gunnison
and Almont, will return to Canon
City next week. Mr.. Seely says fishing
ID good in all of the streams Of the
western slope now and that there are
more campers there this year than
ever before.
8. Browning of Canon City. a new
conner to our county and town, has
opened q barber shop in the Miller
stand and judging from comments he
is a flrst-class workman. Mr.. Brown
ing halls from Arkansas and is an
old-time friend Of DR.. Preston. He
manifests considerable interest in
mining and is already interested In a
group of promising claims in the
Grouse mountain country.-Silver
Cliff Rustler.
Col. and Mrs. ]. @. Macdonald, fam
lily and nurse, with Mr.. and Mrs. 2. ".
Barnhart, visited Victor and Cripple
Creek on Friday. While in the dis
trict they went down into the Granite
mine on an inspection trip, which was
a unique and interesting experience
to some of the ladies Of the party.
From one of the lower workings of
the mine they rode on an electric car
through a tunnel and came out into
the daylight on the opposite side of
the mountain from where they entered.
Cañon City record., 1907-08-22
Social and Psrsenal
RAUdale'O
Real Estate
HarnanA.
ThuFS1ay.

Hammocks at Whipple's-
Fishing Tackle at Whipple's.
Notary Publio-W. b. Rowland. ia
leaaa q. Record once.
The fellows who are on their way
home refer to 1t AZ the Jimtown Impo-
sition.
J. g. Blackburn OF Victor IL spend
Ing Q few days here visit Canon City
friend.
II you want to strike . responsive
chord when you meet . married wo-
man. say: 20. these men!"
Sylvester Allen OF Wetmore came
over to Canon City on Wednesday for
Q couple Of days business and social
visit.
Mrs. Frank Hooper and daughter.
Josephine. OF Denver. and Mrs. J. N.
Hudson Of Memphis. Tenn. are vis-
iting Mrs. Truman Stockton.
Judge Eldred returned home We'd
assday night from Almont where he
has been fishing with . party Of
friends for . couple OF weeks.
Dr.. z W. Caldwell. who 10 recover
ing from 4 serious attack Of typhoid
fever. has gone with his family to
WestcliRe for rest and recuperation.
8. e. Faires and family have gone to
Rosita where they will make their
home. Mr.. Faires has been engaged
10 take charge Of the store OF A. p.
Daston 4 Company at that piece.
Mrs. NJ J. Evans and children. who
, are camping at the Shaver ranch on
Webster Park. report a delightful out
f0R They will remain there Till
school opens the second week in Sep
tember.
City Clerk L. d. Dawson, who has
been In the hospital for a week or
more In consequence OF an attack Of
typhoid fever. has 30 far recovered
- to lie able to be taken home this
afternoon. His convalescence is ex-
pected to be rapid.
Mrs. J. N. Mcdaniel and daughter
Ivaline. returned Wednesday morning