Connecticut western news., 1907-03-28

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 Mrs.A T. Roraback is visiting in New Haven.
 J. Henry Roraback is spending the week in Hartford.
 George Ford spent Monday in Lake vile and it's environs''
 Mrs Emma T. Rood is visiting her daughter in Torrington.
 Fred Parmelee has been housed with the grip for several days.
 Sell it by advertising in THE NEWS Cent a-word department. | Mrs. Kuhn, who is i'll with pneumo- nia at J. P. Rains, is improving.
 The Hawthorne Club met yesterday afternoon with the Misses Merwin.
 Thomas Hickey. who has been very ill with grip and tonsilitis. is recovering.
 The directors of The Canaan National Bank held a regular meeting Monday.
 Miss Luella Lee of New York city is guest of her brother, Dr. F. H. Lee.
 Mrs. H. B. Ives has recovered from her illness and is again able to be about.
 Walter Kellogg and wife were guests at $. A. Kemp's Monday and Tuesday.
 Masons resumed work last week on the addition to the Canfeld automobile gar age
 Leroy Stone and Charles Rodemeyer of Bethel spent Sunday at Dr. H. l.. Ross.
 MT. and Mrs. Hunter of New York have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Adam,
 I Mrs. Lydia Lawrence remains about the same, the change, if any, being fla vorable.
 Theodore Baird has rented a portion of the double house being erected by H. R. Whitford.
 Miss Sarah Baldwin of Southfield has been spending week with her niece, Miss McGrath. Unclaimed letters remained in the post office Tuesday for Adriance. Mrs. F. H., Kerig, Jorsef.
 l Mrs Charles Shaw gave luncheon to small party of her lady friends last Friday evening.
 Mrs. M. l.. Osborne, who has been ill for number of days, is now gaining, although very slowly.
 Miss Mary Finnegan has returned to Bridgeport after having spent several weeks at her home here.
 Miss Roger, who is teaching in Shar- on Valley, is spending a vacation with her father, Cashier Roger.
 The first trip of the carrier on the new rural free delivery route, to extend from Canaan, will be made April 16.
 MT. and Mrs, Patrick Carey are to move to H. R. Whitford's house, soon to be vacated by William Clemans.
 Tomorrow being Fast Day, the busi- ness places will close at 10.30 a. m. and remain closed the balance of the day.
 Mrs. Della w. Hardenbergh has sold strip of land to J. H. Roraback at the rear of his houselot on Granite avenue.
 Repairs at the Congregational parson- age will be completed this week. Mrs. Gillette is expected home in a few days.
 D. w. Manvel and family have dis continued housekeeping for the present and are boarding with Mrs. s. J. Hamm.
 Harry Cropper of Waterbury and Miss Rose Lowe of Lime Rock were recent guests at E. Choppers and John Parma lees.
 Read elsewhere how Falls Village man sold $4OO worth of personal property from NEWS advertisement costing only $2.24.
 There will be no meeting of the Christ Church guild this week on account of the services in the church, this week be- ing Holy Week. t=
 Mat" Dempsey's artificial leg has arrived and '' Mat " is making a strenu- ous effort to "strike up''' walking &C., quaintance with 1t.
 An exchange says: Martin Langs, who conducts the Warner House in Canaan, issaid to be negotiating for the lease of Taconic Inn in Sheffield. William B. Munson died in Stanford, Monroe county, Ind, March 4, 1907, aged 84 years. His father was Chester Mun- son of Huntsville, Conn.
 w. N. Decker, the plumber, has nov ed his household effects here from Win sted and is occupying Lyman Howe's residence on Bragg street. 1 O. s. Perkins of Meriden, Conn.,, United States bank examiner, examined the accounts at The Canaan National