Connecticut western news., 1908-05-07

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 The interment of the body of Alfred J. Adams late of Terryville, will take place this (Thursday) morning on the arrival of the train at 10:34.
 Messrs. John Van Deusen and Wallace W. Burghardt were Ill Hartford Tues day and Wednesday in attendance at the state republican convention.
 New hands are being continually added to the force at the factory of the Reliable Knitting company. Bar rington correspondent Pittsfield Journal.
 George Blodgett of Ashley Falls, Mass. was in town Monday, showing a remarkably fine pair of horses that he brought from the west with his last car load.
 James Graney is applying the finish ing touches to the house he is erecting on Bragg street, and Edwin Pease' s new house, short distance from it, Is nearing completion.
 The auto touring season has opened. Every day from one to half dozen out of town parties roll through the village. And, be 1t said to their credit, most of them roll at moderate speed.
 npbo Lorl ,-aro storn ooo,,;o5 Inv, Wigglesworth & Co.,, is receiving a coat of paint, in addition to the new front, and will be greatly improved ill appear ance when the renovation is complete.
 Town Clerk E. D. Norton reports that IA dogs were registered by him at the $1.25 fee. Since May 1st one man has paid the penalty for his forgetfulness by paying the additional dollar for the regis tration of his pup.
 Messrs Decker 6 Alvord have been awarded the contract to install bath room fixtures in the residence of Frank Stahl in Ashley Falls. The firm may also install for MT. Stall an engine to pump water to the house from a nearby brook.
 The state road construction on Charch as far south as theBlackberry bridge has been thoroughly rolled and is ready for the top dressing and considerable crushed stone has been distributed beyond the bridge.
 The Marshall Sisters gave an excellent musical and literary entertainment in the Town Hall, Monday evening, under the auspices of the Village Improvement Society. As Is very often the case when an entertainment of unusual merit comes to town, the audience was a small one. It proved a losing venture for the society.
 A considerable quantity of the stone which was removed by the "point of rocks" blasting on Church street, has been drawn onto the nearby building lots in order shat it may be used for foundation purposes when dwellings are erected there. We have not learned. however, that there is any immediate prospect of such erection.
 Miss Kathryn Shinners of Bingham ton, N. Y. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Shinners and MT. Carl c. Gwynne of Canaan, Conn. were united in marriage at the Congregational manse in Danbury, Conn. April 30. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. c. Meserve. The couple returned on the evening train to Canaan, where they will make their future home.
 MT. and Mrs. H. M Adams of Hart ford will arrive in town day and will make their headquarters at 1.-The Naples" They hope to meet large number of their friends in town and vii cinity during their stay of several days. MT. Adams taught Tn the village school for many years being the first principal in the present school building at it's opening in the autumn of 1877
 Too Long to Wait.
 A certain young lady in Canaan set hen the other day and it is said she went to the nest next day expecting to find 13 chicks. Then she wanted to how long it would be before they would hatch and when she found that it requires three weeks, she wanted to know if there isn't some way to hurry up the process. Perfect in Attendance.
 Pupils in Dist. No. 3 who were perfect in attendance during the month ending May 1st are:-Albert Anderson. Maggie Pavolo, Viola Thompson, Neula Stuart. Freda Anderson, Helen Stuart, Fanny Curtis, Sarah Rood, Mable Anderson, John Consolini, Carl Curtis, Catherine Dean, Olive Rood, Kenneth Miller, Ruth