Connecticut western news., 1909-11-18

x noon, November 23, at 3 o'clock, ill M. E. Church ParlorS.
 Mrs Louise Smith visited friends III New Britain last week.
 Miss Stein of New York is boarding at 'The Naples"
 Clifford Wickwire of Waterbury spent Sunday at H. R. Whitford's.
 Edward Ward and daughter of Falls Village Were ill town Monday.
 The Cranford club will meet today with Mrs. Della Hardenbergh.
 Frank Minkler of Great Burlington spent Sunday at w. A. Wright's.
 Mrs. Isaac Beebe of Norfolk was an over-Sunday guest of friends in town.
 Miss Gladys DeHart gives music les sons in Great Burlington every Friday.
 Mrs James Quinn is entertaining her niece, Miss Blanche Ball, of New York.
 Frank Wilcox spent Thursday and Friday of last week in Chatham, N. I.
 Miss Hazel Beeman of Winsted is visiting her sister, Mrs. William H. Can ! field.
 W.D. Sheldon, of Weataug, expects to move into his new house in a few days.
 Miss Cora Manvel went to Darien last week to spend few weeks with an old friend.
 Miss Jane Walton has returned from visit in New York city and Mount Vernon.
 Mrs. Esther Williams has been visit ing friends ill Great Burlington for few days.
 A. J. Wigglesworth attended the. Yale Princeton football game at New Haven Saturday.
 Mrs. c. w. Camp visited friends ill Falls Village Friday and Saturday of last week.
 The Misses Osborn of Lakeville were week. end visitors of MT. and Mrs. William Beebe.
 The Canaan basketball team will play the Sharon team at the town hall here Saturday evening.
 Miss Lrlra Ferguson visited relatives in Lenox Dale from Friday evening un- til Monday morning.
 Mrs F. F. Stevens returned Friday evening from the Sunday School Con- vention in New Haven.
 Miss Mattie Manyel went last week for visit with Rev. T. R. Wallace and family ill New York city.
 Our Chinese laundryman, Charlie Wong, who was in New York for a month, is again "at home."
 James McCabe, stenograper for New England Lime Co.,, returned Monday from two weeks vacation.
 Mrs. William Hart, of Falls Village, visited her daughter, Mrs. William Argall, Saturday and Sunday.
 At the regular meeting of Court Wan gum, F. of A, Tuesday evening five ap- plications for membership were received. !
 Mrs. Clemens, Mrs. Hattie Peet and Mrs. Burns walked up to the reservoir one day last week and found the water very low.
 Christ Church Guild met yesterday at the residence of the Misses Granger. The next meeting will be with Mrs. 1 Bunnell Dec. 1,
 There will be special Communication of Housatonic Lodge, No. 61, F. 6 AM, i this evening, at which the NJ. II. degree l will be conferred.
 Miss Mary Hoag has been visiting friends and relatives ill various parts of the state the past week.
 The brightness in the eastern sky as seen from Canaan last Sunday evening was caused by the burning of 0. Ellis photograph studio ill North Norfolk.
 s. A. Kemp evidently intends to have strawberries all winter, as he was s,.0w- ing a nlce bunch of the fruit N .icn Au had picked from his garden November II.
 Clifford Fitzgerald returned from Bridgeport Saturday, where he has been the past eight weeks under treatment at the hospital, having had piece of steel removed from his eye.
 The advertised letters in the Canaan postoffice Nov. 16 were: Geo. M. Brown, Edward Dean, Miss Annie Flynn, care Mrs. John Ellsworth, Miss Shortridge, The George Junior Republic. Postals: Charles AlberseIla, George D. Condon, J. D. Humphreys, John Thompson. Have You Noticed
 The mob waiting at the postoffice for the evening mail? Or, the blockade of teams at the Main Street crossing wait ing for switching freight trains? Or, the subway that the water company