Connecticut western news., 1909-04-08
NORFOLK

Mrs. Daniel P. Station and daugh- ter, of New York city. are spending q month at the Norfolk Inn.
 Harry Schenlss of Ridgeiield and England has rented Apple Tree cottage of Charles Cogswell on Maple avenue for the summer months.
 Miss Frances Cowels. of Danielson is spending her vacation with her parents. MT and Mrs. L. B, Cowles.
 The Center and outlying district school closed Friday for the Easter va. cation.
 George w. Oakley of New York city, who recently purchased the Alexandria Brain place in Colebrook has arrived in Norfolk.
 James T Levi, who has completed ex- tensive additions to the Adriance house on the Litchfeld road, has been awarded the contract for n large amount of other improvements which will be made about the house.
 Word has beea received in Norfolk of the death of Mrs. Dr. Dwyer of Water. bury, n well known summer visitor of Norfolk The burial took place in Water. bury.
 Miss Elsie NJ. Lightfoot has returned to Hartford after spending several days in Norfolk vidting her parents, MT. and Mrs. John Lightfoot.
 Everett H. Ruggles, who las been spending the past two months in Nor folk, has gone to Worcester, Mass, where he entered the Worcester acad- emy.
 Thl farmers about Norfolk are re-
 
 during the past week and it is expected that there will be large supply of sugar and syrup for sale this year.
 Mrs. A. s. G. Taylor has returned to Q her home on the Litchfeld road after spending several days in New York city.
 Miss Anna Hotchblss. Q teacher III Riverside, has returned to her home in Norfolk, where she will spend her Eas. ter vacation.
 Mrs. w. r. Moseley has gone to New Haven for few days visit.
 Horace r. Curtiss returned from short visit in Hartford accompanied by his roommate at the Allen school, k, k. ChapmaE of Evanston, Wyo., who will spend several days in Norfolk the guest of Mir. Curtiss. before returning to Bos- ton.
 G. w. Scoville has the contract to equip the Robbins house on the Litch- field road with screens for both windows and doors, the house being rented to the McGovern family of New York olty for the coming season, the same people who occupied the house last season..
 Mrs. J. J, O'Brien spent day in Win sted.
 Miss Alice B. Dalton has loft for her home in South Adams, Mas, where she will spend her Easter vacation.
 William H. Moseley of New Haven and Norfolk has purchased the estate of Mary Francy, tho two building lots ad- joining his summer residence on Laurel way.
 In spite of the cold weather at this season of the year large number of speckled beauties have been taken from the icy waters In Norfolk and number of local fisherman who started out with their ice chisel in the early hours of the morning were rewarded. Among those who returned with good catch wsre John Soules with l6, Harry Cook with l2 and John Christinat with six trout. all of which were of very good size.
 Miss Katherine Kane, principal of the Center school, left yesterday afternoon for Washington, D. c. to spend her Easter vacation. The school vacation has been extended one day longer, opsn- ing Tuesday, April l3. instead of on Monday.
 Joseph Rubdel has moved from tic Jaclxman place to the town farm. which was recently vacated by John Scott, who has moved out of town.
 Miss Marjorie c. Bill has left for her home in Danielson, where she will spend her vacation.
 A. B Cobb's men are making exten- sive improvements to the interior of the Meade cottage on maple avenue and tho Barnard house on Laurel way, prepara- tory to opening for the summer season.