Connecticut western news., 1907-05-02

morrow (FrIday) evening. Seats now on sale at F. R. Collins jeweIry store.
 Mrs. Frances Molando visited in Nor folk last week.
 Edwin S. Pease has sold his horse to Fred Schamerhorn.
 The Hawthorne Club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. F. R. Collin.
 Miss Caroline Wooley of Hartford was a recent guest of Miss Caroline Camp.
 Deputy Sheriff Rhoades is improving and is now out for brief time each day.
 Mrs. J. P. Rains spent Tuesday in Hartford.
 Wesley Field and Henry Reyes of Mill River were in town on business Friday.
 I. R. Fenton of Lime Rock was in town Monday.
 0. Knowles of Philmont, N. r., was recent guest at o. T. Vosburgh's.
 John Nicon went to Buffalo last week to take a position with an automobile company.
 c. B. Hall has resigned his position with Bordens s and has moved to Bridge port.
 Mrs. Bridget Devine, who has been ill with pneumonia for several days, is somewhat better
 Miss Caroline Camp returned from Boston via Hartford. where she visited friends.
 Cranford Club met with Mrs. O. w. Camp last week and will meet with Mrs. G. F. Strong this week.
 Fred Morin. barber for l.. O. Rhoades, is confined to his boarding place by ill ness.
 Arthur P. Freeman is i'll with typhoid fever and was taken to the House of Mercy at Pittsfeld, Tuesday.
 O. E. Badgley recently purchased of H. R. Whitford new meat cart and used it Saturday for the first time.
 The balance of the concrete sidewalk in front of the Warner House was com pleted this week Monday. sa
 Many farmers hereabouts commenced blowing Monday and some of them got at it even earlier.
 Unclaimed letters remained in the Ga naan post office Tuesday for Corveschi. Alsinco. Postal, Marvin, Mrs. Robert.
 Albert o. Hyde is putting bay win dow in the south side of A. A. Law rence's residence.
 Dr. John G. Adam has just purchased of H. R. Whitford handsome and up to-date top buggy.
 Ezra Parmalee of Hudson, N. Y. who owns some property in Sheffield, was caller at THE NEWS office Mon. day.
 Mrs. Lumpkin and daughter, Claud- inc, are now occupying their new home in portion of Mrs. J. D. Clemans resi- dence.
 Mrs. George Brinton, who was pros trated by the death of her husband, is on the gain and her complete recovery is expected.
 The Southern New England Telephone Company have installed their pay station phones in Humphreys and Thurlough's drug stores.
 The illness of Samuel Brinton, who was taken to the House of Mercy at Pittsfield, Sunday, has developed into typhoid fever.
 "Down in Maine" tonight and to- morrow night atTown Hall. The Village Improvement Society gets the receipts. Got your ticket yet
 H. R. Whitford's gasoline launch has been undergoing the slicking-up process in his yard and has been put afoat again on the Housatonic river.
 Miss Kate Whitford of the Reliable Manufacturing Company was called to her home in Sharon last week by the ill- ness of her father. ...-
 Miss Cornelia O'Neil has resigned her position with the Reliable Manufactur- ing Company and has returned to her home in New Jersey.
 MT. Lawrence calls his place No. IA Granite avenue and says the number is merely a suggestion to the inhabitants of " Greater Canaan .r.
 Two weeks ago a pigeon came to Mrs. Carrie Little's and has remained there. It is quite tame and has silver band on right leg, with initials J. E. H. No. 1505 on band.
 Henry Rood of Benton Center, N.Y.,