Connecticut western news., 1909-08-05

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 meter and diction
 Would certainly not have escaped cruel
 fixion.
 Yet 'tis hard to deny that such genius
 to write.
 Should not be kept hid from the dear
 public's sight. .s ......- So here's suggestion, just try for a I time
 To write all your water rent bills out in rhyme, Never trust any man whose dog has gone back on him. ..#..
 Real and ideal-A woman and her photograph.
 Most of us want the biggest halt" but have you ever stopped to think that it is an impossible fraction?
 About this time an oldfashioned Roosevelt message would make agree. able light summer reading. "Bill we'll in hand" says Washing ington paper, which leaves us to guess 
 l whether Taft or the tariff is meant. Tailors maintain that mans legs grow shorter with age. This seems strange. when you consider all the pull ing they get.
 Miss Mollie Deming was in New York last week.
 Mrs. Harry Pulver was in Pine Plains last week. .s.
 Born, a son to MT. and Mrs. Albert Fancy, July 30.
 Miss Alice Bradshaw is visiting at Dr. O. w Bassett's.
 Clayton Walters has returned home from Arlington. #s...-. -
 Miss Eva Scott visited in Armenia Union last week.
 Born-July 29, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Treadway.
 Miss Hattie Dakn., of Millerton is visiting at F. w. Dakin's.
 Assistant District Attorney W. J. Bosler, of New York city, was in town Monday. . s-
 Mrs. James Stoddard of Ledgworth, Conn, is guest of her mother, Mrs. O.. Williams.
 MT. and Mrs Hilon Sperring and son Berkley. of Waterbury, are visiting at i E. P. Hazards.
 George Mersherow of New York city, was guest at the home of George B. Klebes over Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Robbins, of Bos- ton, Mass, are guests at the Gillette homestead this week.
 Dr. W. B. Coley and his son Bradley returned last Friday night from a short vacation spent abroad.
 Mrs. Geo. Moulton and her daughter Edith have been spending couple of weeks at Walter Bartram's Dr. J. s. Chaffee attended the mis- sionary conference held at Norfolk We'd nesday evening as the guest of Dr. Frederick S. Dennis.
 Miss Nina Juckett returns to Sharon on Wednesday of this week, having completed her four weeks course at the Danbury Normal School.
 Miss Mae Kinney, accompanied by her mother. went to New York on Tues day of this week, where Miss Kinney will be treated by specialist.
 The Stehoyec brothers gave dance at their place east of the village last We'd nesday night, which was largely at tended. Iris said they expect to hold these dances weekly thoughout the sea- son.
 Miss Sadie Ryan, of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, will give an entertainment, consist ing of monologues and recitations at the Taghkanic next Friday evening, Aug. 6. The public are cordially invited to at- l tend.
 Miss Daisy Landon is spending a couple of weeks with Mrs. F. L. Hart, at Torrington, Conn. Mrs. Hart's many friends in Sharon will be pleased to know that she has almost entirely re- covered from her recent illness.
 Miss Ives and Miss Cox, both of Brook lyn, N. T., are boarding for month at the farm of MT. F. B. Haml1n Miss Anna E. Unklebach, of New Britain, Conn.,, is also a guest at the same hospitable home.
 w. E. Hotaling and family are camp ing at Indian pond this week. At their camp are also Miss Marguerite Benson, Jessie Gordon, F. Hotaling and F. Ketcham. One of the campers had the misfortune to accidentally fall ill the drink, but was rescued without serious damage. ..
 Isaac Barrett, who has been visiting at the 'Inn" went to Millbrook on Mon day of this week in company with his