Connecticut western news., 1908-04-23

2.41, 4.S5, p. m. Sundays-4.O9.
 Is your dog tax paid?
 Eva French spent Sunday in Bristol.
 Howard Rood spent Sunday in Lake vile.
 George s. Fuller was in Litchfield, Tuesday.
 John F. Rains spent Monday in New York City.
 Mrs. Castle of Roxbury is again with her sister, Mrs. Camp. ... The Cranford club will meet to-day with Mrs. s. o. Beckley.
 Elizabeth Martin, of Millerton, N. Y. is visiting friends in town.
 Miss Edith Barnes is visiting her brother in Oyster Bay, l.. I. ..
 Miss Mary Morrison spent Easter at her parents home in Sheffield.
 The foundation walls for the school building addition are completed.
 A cement sidewalk is being laid ill front of D w. Manvels residence.
 Mrs. Wallace and daughters were over Sunday guests at Mrs. Manvels.
 Mrs. Mary Corbit has returned from Thomaston and will reopen her house.
 MT. and Mrs. Sheridan Barnes re- turned from Florida Monday evening.
 Nc 6or left for Mount Kisco yesterday morning.
 Miss Elizabeth Newton of New York was an Easter guest of her mother and sister.
 Don't allow your subscription to be a year in arrears Read the date on your label.
 Mrs. Rosetta Wigglesworth of Nauga- tuck, is guest of her son, A. J. Wiggles- worth.
 Now. boys. get together and organize that base ball team and that vicinity league. v -5
 George Bullock, who is ill at The Wangum, continues to progress toward recovery.
 Miss Ida Geer of Sharon is spending 8 few weeks with her sister. Mrs. Anson Lawrence.
 The Forester's ball occurs next Thurs day evening. There are indications of 8 full house.
 %0 Har ford Tuesday after few days visit with her parents.
 Mrs. Laura Roys Humphrey of New Haven was a recent guest of her neice, Mrs. Ella Carter.
 The matrimonial germ has begun to wiggle. Town clerk Norton has issued a marriage license.
 Mrs. Charles Walton and son of Boulder, Colorado are guests of G. M Walton and family.
 A movement is on foot among the young men to organize a social club and establish a reading room.
 Contact with the painters brush re- gently improved the appearance of Dr.. 0. W. Camps residence.
 Miss Imhoff was surprised last Mon day evening by several of her girl friends, it being her birthday.
 W. D.~French, the well known Shef- field merchant, was in town Saturday and made THE NEWS pleasant call.
 A Winsred photographer, who makes speciality of landscape work, was i'll town Tuesday, looking for 8 location.
 A carrier pigeon, bearing tag con- taining the inscription ''30 P. R." flew into J. s. Adams barn the other day.
 Mrs. Augusta Scott has rented the upper portion of her residence on West Main street to parties from Brooklyn.
 MT. and Mrs. Monroe Bailey have moved here from Sheffield and are oc- cupying one of B. s. Pease' s-residenees.
 A. G. Shaeffer of Hartford, formerly a resident here, was in town Monday and shipped his household effects to that city.
 The Berkshire Power Company have just completed the stringing of a third electric light wire from Canaan to Mil lerton.
 The Rev. W. E. Ridgeway's family arrived in town last week and they have taken possession of the Methodist parsonage.
 Harry E. Pulver, will attend the Modern Woodmen state convention at Bridgeport. May 6, as a delegate from the local camp.