Connecticut western news., 1909-03-25

Haven.
 Dr. R. P. Knight was in New York last week.
 The Misses Gay were in New York over Sunday.
 Miss Mamie Hazard is visiting friends in New York.
 E. Franklin Gillette was in New York last Thursday.
 Mir and Mrs H. B. Dakin were ill New York last week.
 Arthur Warner is the new clerk ill Hoag & Byrons store.
 A new steam heater has been installed in Christ Church rectory.
 The Misses Poquigney were home from Salisbury over Sunday.
 Miss May Prindle is spending q few weeks with her sister at Mount Vernon.
 A. J. Bostwick is remodeling the Brick factory and will transform it into a garage.
 N~ Mrs. G. W. Van Rensselaer's house has been rented by s M. Barber of New York
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. T. Marsh of Litch- field were recent guests of MT. and Mrs. I. N. Bartram.
 Mrs. Doyle and daughter expect to move into the rooms over Eggleston and Livingstone's office.
 The property on West Main Street, belonging to Mrs. Edward Doyle, has been purchased by John Liner.
 We are very glad to report that F. W. Dakin, who has been quite III for some days past is now much better.
 Mir. and Mrs. George H. Smith and daughter, Florence returned last week from visit in Pleasantville, N. Y.
 Geo. Reed jr. while saving wood in Ellsworth last Monday met with an &C., cident by cutting his arm badly just above the elbow
 Mrs. E. J. PerLee, who has been in Brooklyn several weeks receiving treat ment of an oculist, has returned to her home and is much better.
 The union services will be held in the Congregational church next Sunday night. and the Methodist church will be closed after the Epworth League prayer meeting.
 Mr. and Mrs A. Lamb, MT. and Mrs Edward Hazard, Miss Eva Scott MT. and Mrs. H. s. Warehouse and Geo. B. Klebes attended Pomona Grange at Cornwall last Thursday.
 Next Sunday closes the conference year in the Methodist church and tie second year of MT. Mackey's pastorate it is confidently expected that he will To reappoir ted to this charge.
 A man who keeps tabs on the weather, says that the snowstorms to date this winter number IS, the same number as last winter at thls date. The snowfall this winter, as meausered by him, is four feet, five inches or one inch less than. last winter precipitation.
 Five boys from The Remington School. near New Milford, walked to Sharon last Wednesday. Arriving here at niue o'cock they had breakfast at The Ta2hkanic. They walked to Lakeville to see the Hotchkiss School. They in- tended to return on the freight train that night.
 The fifth entertainment i'll the local course comes tomorrow evening March 26th. The entertainment will be given by Prof. Bennett Shringer and Miss Knapp. Shringer is a magician, con- jurer and trickster. He is one of the best in his profession. His new tricks include fancy sword trick. Miss Knapp is an impersonatOr and reader and general entertainer. She comes to us we'll recommended. Her critics say her work is of a high order. Her dialect work is especially praised. "Her Irish dialect is perfection" says one New York paper.
 The following new books have been placed in she library: The Prime Min ister, The Dukes Children, Phlneas Redox, Lincoln the Citizen, Lincoln the President, Astronomy with the Naked Eye, Aerial Warfare, Artificial and Natuaal Flight, Mars and it's Canals, Mars as the Abode of Life. Uncle Sam's s Business, Out of doors ill the Holy Land The Man Eaters of Tsavo, Kincaid' s Battery, Simeon Tetlow's Shadow, Lewis Rand. King of Arcadia, Holy Orders, Septimus, The Wooing of Calvin Parks, The Guest Of Quesnay, Wheel of Fortune. The Resurrection of Miss Cynthia, Cy Whittaker's Place, The Genial Idiot, The Climber Tho Fair Missssippian, The Message. Heartbreak Hill A West Point Yearling, A Plebe at West Point, To the Front, The Calico Cat, Making the Freshman Team, Betty Wales Freshman, Betty Wales Sopho- more, Betty Wales Junior, Betty Wales