Connecticut western news., 1909-05-20
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MANUFACTURERS SHOULD OPEN CORRESPONDENCE TRADE

W NlnSleu over sunday.
 The Cranford Club will meet with Mrs. Rood this week.
 Miss Minnie Wilcox Is visiting rela- tives in New York state.
 Mrs. George Aires of Falls Village spent Tuesday in town.
 Miss Catherine Roraback left this morning for New York.
 Miles L Blodgett of Falls Village was visitor in town Tuesday.
 Miss Helen Johnston is entertaining her mother at the Naples for few weeks.
 Miss Grace Armstrong of Chapinville was recent guest of Mrs. w. JF Argall.
 William Connolly of Great Harrington spent Sunday with his aunt. Mrs. Mary Devine.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hart of Falls Village were guests of MT. and Mrs. Argan over Sunday.
 Mrs. William Willard of Falls Village and two nieces from Cornwall were wis itors in town last week.
 MT. and Mrs. John Leadbitter and daughter Mildred, of Winsted, spont Sunday at Jesse Drumms.
 Mrs. Esther Dunning, who has been spending several weeks with friends ill | Worcester, Mass, has returned home.
 Mrs. F. W. Hahn returned from a visis to Torrington Friday and went to her home Ill Philadelphia Monday.
 Mrs. Joseph Adams has placed an in- teresting specimen of South American straw hat on exhibition at Mrs. Ada Nicoll's.
 Mrs. Devine, Miss May DeYine and MT. and Mrs. Hugins attended the funeral of Joseph Owens in Millsrton Saturday.
 The regular communication of the Housatonic Lodge, No. 61, F. & A. M. will be held tonight. The third degree will bo worked. Jesse Drumm, who has been on the sick list for the past week, resumed his duties as conductor on the 0. N. k. switcher Monday morning.
 James w. Mccormick, conductor on the 0. N. E. railroad, who has been at hIs home for the past few days, returned to his duties at Fishkill Monday.
 Mrs. William Sheldon of New Haven has been spending several days with her l sister, Mrs. Anson Lawrence. MT, Shel- don came up Saturday and accompanied her home on Monday. Insurance Representative in Town At the request of the North Canaan Board of Trade, Willard c. Hill, chair man of the insurance committee for the Housatonic valley, was iu town Tuesday and conferred with members of the i board relative to the insurance rates be- ing lowered ill case fire protection is af- forded. No defnite proposition was made by MT. Hill at this time, but he gave assurance that the insurance tariff committee would give recognition and reduction consistent with rates i'll other places where similar conditions exist. He suggested that the services of one of the engineers approved by the committee be obtained in order that protection might be consistent with the require ments.
 CoL The following pupils Were perfect in attendance for the month ending May z; i First Grade-William Finney, Howell Freeman, Joe Dallas, Willard Pierce, Melvin Proper. Eletha Schmidt, Charles Emmons.
 Second Grade-Algott Lindell, Cath erine Mansfield, Gertrude Parlnalee, Myra Proper, Jessie Proper, Mary Rhoades, Roy Stanton, Frank Tanner, John Pease.
 Third Grade-Joseph Bills, Eric Borg, Biagio Castagna, Major Felten, Martin Greer, Josephine Flynn, SereYino Con- delli, Rosa Reel, Margaret Vosburgh, Marion Wener.
 Fourth Grade - Whittlesey Abbe Myrtle Brazie, Lucia Cudney, Ruth Drumm, Aga Johnson, Mary Mansfield, John Nielsen, Katherine Phelps, Phoebe Phelps, Helen Wood.
 Fifth Grade-John Adams. Mary Caldwell, Allen Drumm, James Flynn, Warren Hoag, Lena Hayden, Ellen Lin dell, Eva Proper. Leon Phelps.
 Sixth Grade-Grant Garter, Frances Freeman, Adolph Nielsen, Nelson Par sons, Helen Parmalee, Kenneth Roberts, Karl Wener, Arthur White, Helen Whitford.
 Seventh and Eighth Grades-Bessie Lorraine, Lura Ferguson, Clara Mer chant, Lizzie Mccormick, Olive Rood, Ina Trieschmann. Forbes Adam, George Fitch, John Greer, Edward O'Brien, Edward Parmalee, Alfred Rood.
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