Connecticut western news., 1909-04-29

lted. IT you go around Monday ana find that the charge is $225 instead of $l.25, don't say things that you hadn't ought to, for if you heed this warning you will take time by the forelock and pay the bill before you're too late. MT Norton says that there are about 150 dogs in the town and only about 38 have been registered up to date.
 Golf Course At Twin Lakes
 The advisability of building a golf course at Twin Lakes has been under consideration by the Twin Lakes Asso- citation for some time. The plans have now taken definite form and 250 acres of land have been leased from W. A. Miles near the easterly shores of the lake. This will be valuable addition to the many attractions of the lake. The tract of land that has been. secured will be sufficient, 1t is believed. for an lS-hole conrse.
 Married In LakeVille
 Mr. aud Mrs. Henry R. Whitford went to Lakeville Tuesday to be present at the marriage of Charles H. Barnum of Lakeville and Miss Rose Minnie of Springfield. The ceremony was pre- formed at the home of the groom's sis ter, Mrs. B. D. Jones, by Rev. George Montrose, pastor of the Lakeville Metho- dist Church. The couple received many beautiful gifts. They will make their home i'll a newly furnished house on Water street. Both have a host of friends who extend best wishes for a happy future.
 Road Work Progressing
 Last week the gang of men employed on the state road work under John Van Deusen, supervisor of highways, com pleted the planting of 55 trees along the state road between Canaan and East CA- naan. They were planted according to the specifications for state highways. At present tho men are at work blasting out the rock on the Bennett Hill cut m order to widen the highway at that point Tine stone crusher will soon be put on the road, after which 1t will be given the top dressing of trap rock. There are about three months of work before the road will be completed.
 New Telephones Installed
 New telephones have been installed as follows: John Garrity. Lakeville; O. :. Phelps, Canaan; w. c. Hart, Cornwall; J. O. Liner, Cornwall Bridge; k P. Osborne, Cornwall B,idge; w. H. Reid, Lakeville Oswald T. Vosburgh, Canaan: Mrs. Frances Peet, Canaan; Rev, A. H. Wyatt, Pine Grove; Mrs. A. K. Chapin, Lakeville; 0, R. Tierney, East Canaan; Arthur Miller, Salisbury; E. E. Rayns- ford, Lakeville; F. A. Thompson, Twin Lakes; Rev. James Starr clerk, Sails bury.
 Frederick |. ManVel Goes to Italy
 Frederick I. Mauvel, son of MT. and Mrs D. w Manvel, left Tuesday for New York where he will embark with his wife for Italy. He will there become superintendent of large electric plant near Rome. Mir. Manvel received his technical education in Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, and five years ago obtaIned a position with the General Electric Com- pany at Schenectady. That company now proposes to erect a large power plant in Italy and has selected Mir. Manvel to superintend the work. All the equipment of the plant has been sent to Italy ill advance and will be in readi- ness when Mir. Manvel arrives. His c., de s,,T x..ff f |, pleasure of the success to which he has already attained i'll his chosen profes- sion.
 Death of Mrs. John Hunt
 Mrs. John Hunt of Weatogue, died about six o'clock Sunday at the home of Mrs. .RobertLittle. She had suffered with a severe sold for several days and Thurs day it developed into pneumonia from which death resulted. She was born in 1929 near Newburgh on the Hudson and spent her early life there, her maiden name being Caroline Ward. She later moved to Haverstraw and afterwards to New York. It was 15 years ago that she came to live with her daughter at Weatogue. She was twice married, het first husband being Henry Smith, after ; whose death she Wa. united to John w. . Hunt. While her health permitted she was member of the Presbyterian ; Church. She is survived by two sons, Edward Smith. of New York. and Chas. Smith of Falls Village. The funeral was held yesterday Wednesday, from the house and the remains were taken to Cornwall on the Hudson for inter ment. Rev H. B. Chown officiated. Harmony In the Housatonic League The directors meeting of the Housa- tonic Baseball League held Monday resulted in an adjustment of the diff ferences on the question of contested players in a manner satisfactory to all