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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
Papets K~irfesaaro.

8riiebaaerre og De eprige uu0er.
nanoSgrunoe uoeuior Sualer beret
til 9orgeS farli9ite S~fi9rgaaro. Gu
iener Of ifarpe alippeipioier ititfel
Der op fra 9pbet. men naar finn Ct
Bar Steber Sperilaoen. SeIo / 600.
teir brpoer Oct paa Dem, og naar
Stornten itaar pan % gslgerue fort
ter greune 90 nGlotse mo ira Sapet.
ba gaar oct hoiot / boiot, Set belle
er Tom ct 6osiefoe, - % be set Gar.
tsi, iom oa fourmer inc her. Oct er
fortobt.
90 mnugioIoige er be Sartsier,
Tom Der ligger fniIit. og Sriener al
SiemPnbs bIegeoe Ben ct Der ifiuIi
bIanot Gang % 9ffeIt arpb.
af @roggobs bar Snoet ienot
2oub alt, iom tumbc ilpoe; men ipIin,
tret bar oct efter at baoe bPret trp'
itet | @sIgernes Sam % ilGngt MOI
Observation-Disclosures SeIp urmtptt
Sern bar nreoet og bsiet, ia tnGtfet
tiers ooer.
SrfamiGttcrHe Der noe paa De
poerite Solmcr % SfiGr er rroieIs'
iuIbe. Ser foritoar man iorit til
iuI6e HaturfrpitcrueS &rIbe. @rrn'
htugerne Ipoer iom u~ailaoeIige Or
ploiioncr. War fltroe tro SerocuS
iioIte elmer bar fommen, % ali
piloe foIbe iommer.
"8eritaS" of Wcmel meo 4ornlaIt
ira 9auSig til a%riittania fom noro'
ooer / en- 1lia Stormrnt. Ran bar
anereoe let SpretS bIiufenoe ems %
hoabcbc mart at nare iubenior Den
6cifpttcnSc S~firr9naro, fri for Su'
bets fnuierSe 9eIger. Men 'aa, -
bporIcoe8 peo ingcu, - bar mol,
pIuoicIie JET fig om0ioct al @ront
baa ale aanter - miht iuhe | @rt'c'
baoerncS 9eoSgrnbc, % for no
gen bar faoet ionie iia. er 9ampift'
BET pad en- nrloig @etge ilpngct MOI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
Sc npe ~Supitermaaner.

9aa 8%runblag al gobIinS og 8
s. 9arpins Sbeorier bar q. &ob6
anitiaet forfiellige l1nberiseelier ar,.
gaaenbe Be npe Supitermaane.9 aners
9eitanotsbeo. San finber at fine ge,
regninger, at for ben VIte oq
V1Ioe WaaneS 8eofommenbe bill gu.
pliers Siltrpfning t SorboIo til 60.
lens bore tilitr9ffeIig flor NOT til al
fire 6isie WaanerS beoparenbe
9rebsbepa9elie omfrins Supiter,
9erimob bill ben ieueIt. opoagebt
WILDE Supitermaane, Ser bepeger
fig | en- meget betpbeIig afitonb fra
Sopeoplaueter, rleppe oeobIipe at til.
bsre Slpiteripitemet. Gen bill, ifslge
&obb, for eller ienere eoa ooer til al
blioe en- ieloitGnbig 8lauetoioe, Der
fun aolpoer SolenS Sperberreoem.
me, en- &olle, iom me9et taller for,
ben ogiaa tioIigere bar ipilet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
&olpsienin % bets Winocr'

Gnbnu Sen Dag / Sag er be bel.
bige Reiter al SInpierneS gmfitbe.
ater, &~olosieum / Rom, ct griben0e
Nfinbesmprfe oper Wenneifene8 Sop
MOB % RebbGrbi9elie, ct msrft %.
beuS % 6orbGrpeliens Sus, in6piet
I BLOB og Saarer. 6aa slar eftcr
BEN itore Sorbrpber Reros Selp-
morb neorep Seipaiian bans berpg.
te0e "gpIbue Slls", Der bar bpeget
paa be fire al Sons ipp Seie; ban
tilbasegao Solicit iterite 9eIen al orn
Serb, Rero babbe taget, og begpubte
at bpgge ct amfitbeater paa Oct
SteS, bpor GaIaosiisen bopbe Zig.
get.
geIpaiian oebe, for Sheatret bar
fRrbigt; men bans Ssn Situs, Sc
ruialems G~belageer, f~uIoenote Set
ribpre SorIpiteIiesiteo / gar so %
inopiebe bet meS ct gratis Sfueipil.
Ser pnreoe i 100 Gage. Slere Su'
iinoe Bar 8labiatorer os fem Suiinh
piIbe 9pr bIep pint og mprSst til
SrpS for be 10000 aomere, Tom iaS
paa be boioe WnrmoriGoer os moro.
be iig for G9iarS Benae.
9ise uoenfor SopeoiuSgdngeR Ill
BET %"splSne Sus" itob en- forgyISt
grouceitatue al Rero. iaa flor, of Den
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29

~'liipsomiteer, erfienSer Sremitilinsen al
Sa9ens Sang | DC Teoer, beo bpilfe pi
bar brret itllteSe, Tom f%uI0fomnen for
reit, Itseiom III CT fuISiiGnOis entg /
@cIumirgcn ON Ell Rinbegdpe til gsorae
! ben nnbGrcnee Sorm os oil itstte ben.
Z. q. aiIed6I,
SrGiioent,' ct. CIof College. g~ortbfeIS,
Rmn
R. 8. Seage,
&is5mano, Sattou, q. Got.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29

91SS. Sp. 1. Snr en- IerIon 8et I'll
at gao inb paa Anoenmanes Sdno for
at ifpbe SiISt noen gierenB SnnttptfeY
9. Raar en- IrIger en- Sarm, og Der
er Seleipnlinie til ben, faar od aisberen
famine Ret til beune, iom SGieeren
bdpoe?
8. 9aar en- irlser en- Sarrn, oe Der
er en- liben "g8ater Tnuf" peo Srsnoen,
aaar oa Senne, mar iutet cr lagt perorn;
meo / Sancelen eIer bsrer ben til Den
tibIieere Ger?
a. &rGper, 2open, at ct @iGroe latr8s
en- GImerpei Ifal babe Sraaoen paa Den
She al Stolpen. Jpn penper MOB
8eien?
5. Iaor en- leier ct Stbffe 2aro til
Stature" for en- NGite al aar,, og Der
bel 2eiefontrattens SnbsdaeIie er en-
ginbmsGe og ct "Sbeo" paa Sanoet, bar
ba lite BEN, iom leier 2anoet, 8et I'll
gruaen at bisIe Sing. inalGree ban
Ieier 2anbet, naar intet er iagt berom
beb &ontrdftenS SnbeadelIe2
6. Raar en- bar unoerlfreoet pna en-
geote e(er "gono", fan a bd boloe
bam ~anIparlig for 8els6et, naar 8tpes
rem al 9ofumentet bar mere eteroom,
eno iom err frita9et?
Z. SporIeSes lpber grubepielien paa
gngelf? (gae S%per9smaaI 9iGloer
Sopa).
spar: 4. Nei, ban fan arreiteres
for "Srcspais".
2. ga, eftcr at arrangement berom
er trufiet meb aompaniet; cners ttfe.
8. Gr ganbbebuiperen ipisret til
grsuoeu ellcr pan atlDen Waaoe faitgjort,
fslser ben meb | Sanbelen; eaers life.
4. Rei.
5. Iet life mebminbre bet p~aasrunb
af ieregne Smitenbisbeper MATTE be-
trastes ipm m Selpfplse, at iaa bar pGs
ret Senfistcn.
6. 9autipniiten fan bplbes aniuarits,
men ban fan iaa fit Sab beffet neo Gre
futiun | sfplhuereus GienDum.
Z. Set fan De ipsrse nGrmefte Brett
DIN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29

9t91. Sp.: 0taa man babe GicenIe
for at fruue "ipenre" 6iit paa Sien
Silte6uie / RiuueIota?
suar: Get er u~luplist at "ipcarc"
Silt | @itnueiuta nnbtaseu | Chen mel.
lem 15be gtarts % lite Wai, % bet or
ba finn luulist at "ipenre" 3icferel,
Suefers, gehboric, Carp % Suabeabs.
Sur bisie Siifeiprtcrs SeSfpmmcnbe CT bet
life nphpcnbist at bape Sieeuic / ben
Sib, ba bet ct louli9t at BRUCE "Spear".
9192 Sp.: Sbao SIP begpnbte Sen
fore noroilfc &rig, % tadr erSte ben?
9oem bar BET, iom ferte ben?
Suar: Sen fore n~prSiffc Sris Be.
gpHStc I 1903 % eubte | 1920. Zen
fprtes melem SanmarfsH urse paa ben
enc SiSe ps Sperise paa ben anbcn mn
Der 5rcbrif ben CITES 8%esisrinsstib os
mems Sarl ben 12te par Spnse / Sperise.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
2laben Rorreiponoance.

cpsrasmaaI ira werfcrer, 'pm TIE ppeioer
6re y,dpne til gebofttonen. befbares lite.
epsraere beoes niinite fine S~pergsmanI ! ct
fart ca tuoeIigf Sproe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29

en- al sc fra 9pbet opitiffenSe alip,
peipioier, ipltntret - os iaa til.
buu0s.
90 iaa Sreo graggoSiet ilano, oct
Tom fInSe fun6e. Ran fau6t 9ont.
po8brtiet, ct ipliutret &at. enoeI af
@eitiflugareu, nogle 9erleontnger
og uogct al Rommuuoobroen. 2io.
better % 2ipbGier ilso ser nof Of,
rter ingeu bnooe faaet 3iS til at toge
Dem pau. ct Steo fanSt hi Stler'
tens Spegefipl. Rua Sen baooe ban
ON 4ftener tiIbereot oct iioite Maal'
tio for fine ulpffeliae 6RlGer, Den
bar eonIfe feo enouu al 6leifet og
Smcret.
Rcn tutct Haor, - intet 9u6 til
ole Serr iom Serueoe I oct fremme.
Sc 2oub forgiRoeS penter paa at
bore fra fine. Saoet er groaotgt.
Get bill BELT boI0e paa fleit muIiet,
90 MT Gtutertio - raar Stormene
bericr og Rerfet flyer tpt og fort
mo, ga err set, Sooet taaer fin Sri-
bit. Set or enbuu Serre. Reune.
ffene meo al fin 8lsgt og aIt lit
Smile formaar life at beieire Ratltr.
rrnntpu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29

ilnSertesneSe. Der life bar mse psS
! Chicago. men M tiIbsrer grss
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29

"Su fier0er Der S~oenSien?"
so"
"Gr ban, boaS on piISe faIoe paa-
I~iScIig?"
"San er set pouIiScIigIte Reunc.
tie, iea nogeniin0c bar fienOt. Raar
ban flyer uogrt, fam man IiSe pua, at
set life or ion6t."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29

91s9. Sp.: 1. Soorrtanee Setdtorer
fenoer bier Stut til II. @. Sernt2
2. Spnb er Nabuene paa Seuatorernc
fra Rifisdn?
8. Sporrnanee aar er Be baIgt paa?
4. Sporman9e Stdter % Serritorter
er Der / De Sorenebe Stater2
g.. Spprnran9e Gonaresmrrb er Der
fra Rifisan, os bbor mango Gnr er De
baI9t paa?
Spar: 1. 50.
2. Snlins 6. gurrotps % Iiaiam q.
Smith.
8. Ser slar. 8 Widisan nblsber
gurrpps germin | 1911 ps Sntitbs
1913.
4. 46 Stater % 6 Serritprier, tnb
befattenSe 5ilippinerne us Iortp 3ieo.
b. Mtidbisan bar IL Representatives.
4pugresien. Sisie iaaueliorn &unsress
manbene / bet belle er paIst paa 2 aar
ao 9angett.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29

2 9190. Sp.: /. q. bar bost paa I'll
Someiteao itabis I TO sar og tror ban
fan PROBE np, neo at betale iaa uteget pc,
Gcre. D. trpr life, ban fan. Soem bar
8et? q. bar llbtaget tit iibite 8orgers
pdpir. .
2. Om Fan bar 8et til at probe op,
bborneget maa ban betale pr. Qcre?
Spar; 1. u. fan prpue op nteb
9ense, buts ban bar bpet uafbrubt pau
2anoct | IA Iaanebsr. San fnnbe
prppe pp, ielp um ban life baube fit en-.
beige Sprserpapir, men fun "bet fsrits
Sapir".
2. Eriien or almtnbelts $1.25 pr.
Acre, bpis sauSet CT ubenfur en- Sernbas
mes "Subemnitp Grant; er bet inbens
for ct iaahant, CT 8rtieu $3.50 pr. Acre.
Yaa cnfelte Reierpatiuner, fum blcp
aabnet for fere sar tilbass, uten burr
Der ctSnu fiubes enoel uuptaset Spme=
itrablanb, CT 9riien lapere, ueb til IS
% 80 Gents pr. Acre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-12-29
st iaaOaut "Sutit" isnSes Tom greme msO glaOst for ct aars
SortuOsbstains ug Iem Gents ertra til at betals
Yorto, GOnuolui og SnOpatning

Spis life bet furoe ges6 81. 80 inOeuoes. pl en- grrnebUs bGue
ifebaiOr GOousfemYeL, Griarias BAR Iat Us at hi life fan FnOe RaUnsinl
mo glaoet for $l.2j.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
~ SHARON ~

P5rrY School and reopen the Handlin
school. 1t is expected that the new
system will result in great benefit to the
Sharon schools.
Carl Koehn, at the Barnes farm, has
established Selected milk plant. DR..
Kerley who is member of the Walker
Carbon Milk Commission in New York
City, has become interested in the work
of making sanitary regulations for the
care of the COWS, drawing Of the milk
etc. The COWS have been tested twice
fJr tuberculosis and found free. Pa :
THEOLOGICAL examinations Of the milk
unknown to Mr.. Koehn will be made
from time to time by DIR. Kerley to de-
termine if the standard required by the
milk commissions is maintained. Morn
ing's milk only is sold as selected and
this is drawn at 4:30 q. m. and delivered
at a. IN. The freshness of the milk
then received together with the means
used to supply to the consumer with
milk as free from bacterial contamina-
ton as is possible guarantees as safe and
pure milk as can be obtained in New
York City as anywhere else.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
CHAPlNViLLE

The funeral Of Ernest Woodin was
held in the chapel ON Sunday, Rev
Simon Stephens of Lakeville officiating
The chapel was we'll filled by the many
| friends and neighbors of Mr.. Woodin
who wished to show their respect for
his fine qualities and character. The
widow and child have the deep sympathy
| Of the entire community.
Mrs. @. s. Phelps attended the Housa-
| tonic Valley Pomona Grange meeting at
Armenia Union last Wednesday, and
read paper on "Our Native Orchids"
Frank Holmes has begun haying in
| earnest and Grassland Farms begins
| this week.
Three college boys from Yale and one
| from college preparatory school have
begun their labors at Grassland Farms
and will spend their summer vacation in
the hay field, incidentally picking up a
little cash.
Mr.. Judd is building dam for John
| Fisher who is planning to flood about
fifty acres north of Beaver Dam road for
the purpose of increasing the feeding
waters Of his trout reserve.
Miss Bessie Miller spent Sunday in
Lakeville
Ray Gordon has been having trouble
with tooth.
Miss Judd was home from Lakeville
last Sunday.
Miss Mary Judd spent part of last
week in Winsted.
L. G. Beal has gone to New Paltz to
drill a well.
F. w. Bierce is building house for
L. G. Beal between Hatmaker's and his
own house.
Mrs. @. S. House is home from Mil
lerton where she has been quite sick.
Miss Mary Teto is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Morrison
Renis Hicks was in town last Friday.
There was sorrow in every house Fri
day morning, when it was learned that
Ernest Woodin one of our jolliest and
best hearted farmers had been taken
from US. The sincere sympathy Of the
whole town is with the family.
J. Q. Picket has been confined to the
house for few days with lumbago.
The farmers have started in having
and the outlook so far is for a heavy
crop.
E. Jones was in town Friday.
D. Hatmaker was in New Milford
Friday on business.
Ella Brewy of New York is spending
the week with Miss Norvell
Ernest Woodin died at his home here
Friday morning after being confined to
his bed only a 8 b ort time. Mr.
Woodin was well liked by all who
knew him and loved by his family and
friends, of which he had many. He al
ways had a good word for every one
and with always a smile on his face.
He was great friend of all the children
and had a host of friends at the lakes
He belonged to the Odd Fellows order
at Millerton, N. Y. and attended the
meetings as regularly as possible. He
was born in Irondale in 1871, where he
lived for some time before coming here.
The funeral was held at the church at
one o'clock Sunday and from there the
body was taken to Millerton and laid to
rest in the family plot in tho Irondale
cemetery He will be greatly missed.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
SHEFFIELD
(From The Record.)

Another new enterprise has come to
| Sheffield in the way of plumbing shop
opened by G. J. Morris of Woodbury.
Conn, at the Conway place, recently
occupied as blacksmith shop by James
Condor. He will do all kinds of plumb.
ing, heating and metal working, and
will live in the Conway house.
The road scraper has been busy on
Middle street during the week and that
thoroughfare will soon be in fine condi-
ton again; its broadness makes it a
more desirable route between Chaplin
vile, Conn. and Sheffield, Mass, than
Barnum road which is too narrow and
brush grown.
What a pity it is that the right man
don't come along and renovate and open
up the Taghkanic Inn.
Miss Mary o. Spur has resigned her
position as teacher in commerce in the
Stockbridge schools and will go abroad
about the first of July.
For the benefit of the Sheffield gent
who takes summer evening walks it is
suggested that white shirt sleeve would
be less conspicuous in connection with a
white waist.
George Crosby and family are now CO.
cupying the Webstock place, having
moved there from Cornwall Center.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
Miss Harriet B. De Van is at her
unt's Mrs w Fl Scovilla

Miss Harriet B. De Van is at her
units. Mrs. w. H. Scoville.
The carpenters and masons, who for
ome time past have been working on
w. L. Rogers house left last week. A
reat change has been wrought on the
place during their stay. NJ. b Cdrtiss
now giving it new coat of white.
Orson Nickerson h as been painting @.
l.. Colds house, also putting another
CO 1t on Colds mills.
Frank J. Bedat, who for several years
has been In the employ of George H.
Crandau resigned his position and is
now engaged by L. o. Hedden.
The Hedden family arrived at their
summer home Saturday.
There are several new arrivals at the
Scoville white House."
Jack" McLernan arrived at Rogers
farms Friday evening. He is to work
for Mr.. Rogers during the summer
months
Mrs. T. s. Gold is at Cream Hill farm
once more. She spent the winter in
Montreal, Can. with her daughter, Mrs.
9, d. Morgan.
Miss E. M. Scoville closed her school
at Cream Hill the 18th and returned to
her home in Plalnville, the following
day. the remaining districts completed
the $50 days on Friday and Miss Lee
teacher in this district, has returned to
Pittsburgh. The west or 18th district
combined with Cream Hill and North
Cornwall held interesting closing exer-
cises.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
WEST CORNWALL

Robert N Cochrane Of Milford, Conn.
visited his brother several days last
week.
R. W. Dean and E. D. Cartwright
went to New York Sunday evening, the
18th. and returned Tuesday evening in
an auto purchased by Mr.. Dean.
Herbert Hallett is home FROM East
Greenwich Academy. r. l. for the sum.
mer vacation.
Miss E. +. Hart returned from New
Preston the early part of last week fol-
the summer vacation.
William Brewster is spending q short
time with his cousins the Hubbards.
Miss Lucy M. Iveb returned Thursday
from New Britain, where she has been
in attendance at the high school.
Mrs. w. T. Bailey after two and q
half weeks treatment at Hillcrest Pri.
vate hospital, Pittsfeld, returned home
Friday.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
SALISBURY

+ The village schools are closed for the
summer vacation. .->
The children of the primary. who had
perfect attendance during the term,
ending June IL, were: Douglas Ball,
Helen Eggleston. Ethel Ball, Helen
Snyder, Clayton Hoysradt, Annie Wood
in, William Ostrander. Grace Miles
and Percy Tanner each missed one half
day. William Ostrander has a perfect
record for the year. Those of the Inter
mediate room perfect for the term were:
Katherine Snyder, Edna Whitbeck,
Elsie Hortie. Dorothy Eggleston and
Howard Selleck. Elsie Hortie and
Dorothy Eggleston have perfect record
for the year, Katherine Snyder has
been perfect since entering the school,
Jan. 1.
Miss Lizzie Squires is at home for the
summer vacation, also Miss Anna and
William Clark.
+ Miss Theodore George and Miss
Sarah Nelson of New York spent last
week in town.
George Parsons and Morgan Lyles
have improved their houses, with new
coats Of paint.
Mrs. q. P. HOLSTER and sons who have
Deen spending several weeks at +. r.
Scribner's. returned to Pittsfisld Sunday
in an automobile.
Arthur Pettee, only son of Mr. and
Mrs. w. E. Pettee died Thursday morn
ing after several years illness of tuber-
culosis. He was a graduate of Storrs
Agricultural College, a young man of
great promise, splendid physique and
fine intellectual ability. and much sym
pathy has been felt for him and his par
ents since he fell victim to that dread
disease.
Miss Bessie Everts returned Tuesday
from two weeks vacation. Her nephew
Robert Flint of Bridgeport came with
her.
A medicine co show has encamped in
the lot opposite the depot and gives
nightly entertainments.
Dell Seeley of Stamford, Conn. visite
his son last week for few days.
The ladies of the Congregational So
oiety met with Mrs. E. J, Tompkins
last Wednesday to the number of %.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
PULPIT AND PEW
Happenings of Interest in Sharon's
Religious Circles
Methodist Church.

Methodist Church.
In number of instances during the
past year the Congregational and
Methodist churches Of this village have
held union services, on Sunday nights
apparently to the pleasure and profit OF
both congregations. And, 30 general is
the "good fellowship of the tw G
churches that they have decided to make
an experiment as to permanent ar
rangement for such services at regular
intervals. The plan is to unite in the
evening service on the last Sunday in
each month, and the preacher for the
evening will be the pastor of the church
in which the service is held. The first
of the meetings will be in the Methodist
church next Sunday night, but, in this
particular instance the speaker will be
Rev. Eugene L. Richards of Litchfield
who is engaged in campaign for no
license next fall. His theme will be
''The Coming Opportunity.
Next Sunday morning in the Metho-
dist church the pastor will preach on the
text "And Ye Shall Know the Truth. -
ST. BERNARDs CHURCH.
On last Sunday, June 81, at the eleven
o'clock Chanted High Mass, the Rev.
Dominic Scanlon, o. F. NJ, of the order
of Friars Minor from New York City,
opened an suspicious mission for the
Catholics of this parish and vicinity.
The High Mass was chanted by the
pastor, Rev. T. B. Smith, at the end of
which the Mission Cross was erected
and the Falls Village Choir sang the
hymn "Come Holy Ghost" When the
Missionary Father, clad in the humble
brown habit of his order of which St
Francis of Assist is the founder, an
nounced the order of exercises. Masses
5:15 and eight daily, and the evening
services for 7:45, consisting of instruc-
ton, Rosary, mission, sermon and bene-
diction of the blessed sacrament. The
church was taxed to It's seating and
standing capacity; many non catholics
were noticed. Since the opening of the
mission the attendance has been increas-
ing. The people are greatly pleased
with the Mission and all those who have
been making the Mission will assemble
to hear the final sermon, renew their
baptismal contract and promises made
to their Heavenly Father, receive ths
Holy Fathers blessing, Join in the pro-
cesslon of reparation of the Blessed
Sacrament and partake in the Sacramen-
tai Bensdiction and unite their voices in
chanting the hymn of praise and thanks
giving "Holy God We Praise Thy
Name"
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
SHARON VALLEY

Lawyer Landon has been making his
mother visit.
Mr. and Mrs. James Reed of Millertor
has been visiting at D. St.John's
Miss Sadie Marsh closed her school on
Friday with a picnic.
Thanks are extended A. Lamb fol
transporting many of the Patrons o.
Silver Lake Grange to Pomona meeting
held in Armenia Union on June II.
Mrs Marsh, Althea, Mrs. Grace Brazie
Misses Susan st. John, Jessie Morehouse
Evelyn Scott attended Miss Marsh
picnic.
Evelyn Scott recently visited Mrs
Edwin Chapman.
Sadie Marsh is spending some time
with her aunt in New Milford.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
POINTERS

Demonstration of In-er-Seal package
goods at G. l.. Parsons 81 Sons store to-
morrow. Three 10c packages for %
cents.
Leo Werner has just received a new
stock of ladies lawn jumper suits and
children's fancy hats.
A. A. Roth Of Falls Village has the
largest and most varied stock of five and
ten cent goods in this section His adv.
in another column mentions a few.
J. F. Homan, the Railroad street shoe.
maker has out prices on repair work
His. adv. tells about it.
Straw hats for all sorts of heads at
Bullock, Feltsn & Company's. They
want to sell you sack Of King Arthur
-four. Read their adv.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
CORNWALL BRIDGE

Miss Reby Waterbury entertained
Mabel Harrington of Lime Rock over
Sunday.
Several from here attended the ball
game at Lakeville on Saturday.
Mrs. Adds and Mrs. Arnold and son
Adds of Bridgeport spent Sunday at A.
W. Fergvson's.
The concert given on Thursday even.
ing by the blind musicians was well at
tended and enjoyed by all.
The many friends of George Studley
will be glad to know that he is able to
be- about the house on crutches.
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
University Club

The annual meeting of the. Univer-
sity Club, held last week in Norfolk,
was the most interesting and enjoyable
of any thus far. There was a good at
tendance and the members speak en-
Enthusiastically regarding the gathering
Connecticut western news. [volume] (Salisbury, Litchfield Co., Conn.) 1871-1970, 1908-06-25
Cheap Wagons

would be sold. Paint covers a
multitude of poor material.
We don't handle the poor sort
of vehicles. Those we sell are the
kinds worth having. And you
will not find a bit of fault with
the price. A brand new stock.