Connecticut western news., 1909-10-28

Dr. G. E. Corwin, of Shelton, was in town over Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles Vosburgh of Sharon, is visiting Mrs. George Walton.
 S. B. Goodsell, of South Kent, spent Sunday with friends in town.
 w. J. Trieschman, of Torrington was ill town two days last week.
 Henry Koehler, of West Cornwall, is spending a few days in town.
 Mrs. Emma Brinton Turner is visiting relatives ill Schenectady, N. Y.
 Miss Catherine Finncgan visited her sister i'll Bridgeport on Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Collin are spend ing the week in New York city.
 H. H. Stanton was laid up for a few days recently with a severe cold.
 Mrs. Pell, of Great Harrington, was guest at Dr. O. ", Camps Monday.
 Mrs. H. A. Lansing of Pleasant Valley, has been visiting her son, J. H. Lansing, of this place.
 Martin Langs and Archie Adam wore ill Pittsfield, Hudson and Albany Tues day on business.
 Mrs. Esther Cunning has bronchial pneumonia. pr. Camp and a trained nurse are i'll attendance.
 Miss Nora Flynn, night operator at the telephone exchange, is spending her vacation with friends in Hartford.
 On Friday and Saturday of this week the board of assessors will be in session at town hall for the purpose of receiving tax lists.
 Miss Olive Humphrey is again at Hillcrest hospital, where she was oper- ated upon for appendicitis last week. Her mother is with her.
 Bullock 6 Felten's store was closed the greater part of the day Tuesday, on account of the funeral of MT. Bullock's s father, at Hillsdale, N. Y.
 Supervisor w. o. McArdle, of West Winsted and w, J. Backus, of Hartford, chief engineer, of the East End of the c. N. B. railroad, were in town over Monday night and Tuesday morning, on trip of inspection.
 The basket ball players are becoming quite expert. Tuesday evening they practiced for the third time this season, in Town Hall. There was a large num- Der present and all were enthusiastic Teams from neighboring towns look out
 Tax Commissioner Corbin, of Hart ford, will on Thursday afternoon, in Town hall, address the assesscrs of Lltchfield county on the duties of their office. Commissioner Corbin will thor oughly explain the laws pertaining to to the work, as passed by the last Legis- lature, and answer any questions which the assessors care to ask. The time set for the meeting is 1:30 p. m. ] Erank-Smith Wedding
 A very quiet early morning wedding was celebrated by Rev. Father Rogers in Hartford yesterday. The contracting parties were Frederick Frank of Ore Hill, engineer on the c. N. [. road, and Miss May Smith, of Hartford. The bridesmaid was Miss Katherine Frank, of Ore Hill, and the best man was Charles Burr, of Norfolk. After an ex- tended wedding trip the happy couple will reside at Maybrook, N. Y.
 Death of w. c. BulIock's Father
 The sad intelligence of the death of George M. Bullock, at Hillsdsle, N. Y, was received Saturday night by w. 0. a son of Canaan. Deceased was seventy years age and of had been sick for some times He was one of the oldest and most prominent residents of Hillsdale and was we'll known here in Canaan. The survivors are a widow and one daughter, Mrs. A. V. A. Felten, of Canaan and two, sons W. O., of this place and George, Jr., of Hillsdale. The funeral was Tuesday and burial was in Hillsdale Mir and Mrs. Felten and MT. and Mrs. Bullock attended the funeral.
 Sustained Painful Injury Baggageniaster Albert 4. Hubbard met with bad accident Friday after noon, the effects of which will prevent him from using his right hand and arm for many weeks. MT. Hubbard was en- gagged in loading window frames in freight car at the local depot, when he slipped and fell, striking on his right arm and shoulder, sustaining a severe
 
 and went to Hartford, where he con- suited Dr. Ansel G. Cook. The physi- elan dressed Mir. Hubbard's injuries and instructed him not to use lead pencil, even, for at least six weeks. H. J. King is substituting for MT. Hubbard for the present.
 Weeds Hartford Girl
 William F. McGann, of the Garfield Inn staff, was married, on Monday