Connecticut western news., 1909-06-24
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 George Hardenbergh W as the guest of friends in Norfolk over Sunday.
 Mrs. A. H. Miner spent Sunday as the guest of friends in Falls Village.
 Rev w. R. Terry and wife of South field, Mass, were visiting friends in town Monday.
 Sidney Palmer ana son of Jamaica, L. l., were guests of MT. and Mrs. O. G.. Smith over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Gregory, of Nor folk, were among the out-of-town wis itors in town Monday.
 Dr. and Mrs. Charles Camp attended the funeral of his uncle Caleb J. Camp i'll Winsted Tuesday afternoon.
 Henry R. Whitford went fishing in the neighborhood of Cornwall Bridge Friday and returned with good catch. George Rawson, who has been spend ing few days ill town as the guest of Mrs. Frances Clemens, has returned to his home in Brooklyn.
 D. w. Manvel returned Saturday from trip of several days spent in Hartford and New Britain. While away MT. Manvsl visited an aunt who has reached her 88th year.
 Fred Allyn and George A. Marvin drove to Sheffield Sunday and inspected the new lime kiln which Is being built there under the direction of MT. Turner of the Massachusetts Lime Company.
 Mrs. Emma Rood returned Sunday after spending several days as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Norman Chapin, in Torrington. She returned with MT. and Mrs. Chapin in their automobile.
 The trout fishing season closes next Wednesday, and, on the whole, the sea- son has been poor one. Some good catches were made early in the spring, but lately very few good strings have been reported.
 MT. and Mrs. E. L. Bierce and Mrs. E. F. Marvin, of Winchester, were the guests of relatives in town Sunday. Up- on their return they were accompanied by Mrs. Sabra M. Humphrey, who will spend the next two weeks in Winchester.
 Dr. R. E. Wilson, superintendent of Miss Wilson, Rev. and Mrs. Harry Corn ford have been spending a week with Mrs. Mary Carbit on High Street. Dr. Wilson preached last Sunday evening in the Methodist Church.
 Automobile parties registered at the Canfield Sunday included MT. and Mrs. A. A. Donnell, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Tor rey and Waldo William of North Adams, MT. and Mrs. B. F. Hoyt of Lakeville, M. T. Carter, Miss Smith and F. J. Stone and wife of Winsted.
 Walter G. Hoag, ot Bridgeport, a former resident of Canaan, will sail June Both on the President Grant of the Hamburg American Line for an extended tour of Europe covering France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Holland, Eng land and Scotland.
 A party from Pittsield, interested in hne quarr1es i'll that section. visited Ca naan Sunday. The party consisted ef Edgar T. Belden, William T. Petheridge, A. L. Bowen, A. B. Farnham, F. E. Jones, and John Woodward of Pitts field, and Thomas J. Garter of Cheshire, Mass. They stopped at the Garfield while here.
 The famous jumping frog of Gala veras County might have had reason to blush had he been pitted against two of his breed recently caught in the river by Sam Briggs. The latter says that one was foot long and weighed two pounds. Making due allowance for legitimate exaggeration and accepting the stories of witnesses with the proverbial grains of salt the pair of frogs were, to say the least, not be sneezed at.
 THE NEWS was gratified by the un- usual demand for papers last week and regretted its inability to fill all orders. As matter of fact an extra large de- mand was anticipated and an additional number of papers printed, of which a large percentage were taken by sharon on account of the death of MT. Gillette. There was also an unusual local demand and the entire edition was speedily ex- hausted. This was one of the instances where forethought could not enable us to judge correctly, but it was pleasure to feel that THE NEWS was able to fill a public demand promptly and acceptably. Will do Away With Untagged Dogs
 Samuel Reel has found it necessary in his capacity as dog warden to kill one animal winch was found not to carry tag. MT. Reel wishes it to be known that the same means will be taken to rid the town of other undesirable animals which have not been tagged. Selectmen of the town, on receipt of written com plaint of any person that any dog is a