Connecticut western news., 1910-11-03
Canaan Locals.

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 Albert W. Krouse was oyer from Win sted Saturday.
 John Foley, Mill River, spent some time here last week.
 Mrs Mary Kellogg has nearly recovered from her recent illness.
 The Hawthorne club meets this week with Miss Carrie Fuller.
 W. A. Scott. Boston, passed the fore part of the week in Canaan.
 H. s. Lollard, Torrington, was ln town Monday on business trip,
 G. A. Vincent was up from Kent Sat- urday and spent some time in Canaan. Eugene Rowe has resigned his position with Bullock 6 Felten on account of i'll health. The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church meets Friday with Mrs A. T. Roraback. Mrs Merwin and daughter will occupy the rooms vacated by Marcus Barnes at Mrs Beckley's.
 W. H. Gallagher. Boston, has been here for few days calling on business acquaintances. ' Mrs William H. Canfield was called to Hartford last week on account of the death of her sister.
 The Cranford club will meet this (Thursday) afternoon with Mrs s. J.. Hamm instead of Miss Beckley.
 These frosty nights are new ex- ,,erience after the delightful Indian ummer days which preceded them.
 Miss Grace Wenton, Housatonic, Mass. sent the fore part of the week here arriving Saturday, on visit to friends. Judge A. T. Roraback has been in attendance at the session of the supreme court at Bridgeport for week past, of which he is justice. Rev and Mrs Mason Noble and son who have been visiting relatives in town for the past few months returned last week to their home in Florida.
 D. l.. -Peirce, Henry Barnes and Wallace Canfield attended the meeting of the board of directors of the New England Lime Go. in Danbury last week.
 The window frames holding the heavy glass windows at the post office have routed so badly that carpenter was em- ployed Saturday to repair the sashes and reset the glass
 The teachers meeting of the M. E. church Sunday School was held at the parsonage Monday night instead of the teachers being at the Sunday School convention.
 Several Hallowe en parties were given hereabouts and all of them proved en- joyable. We have yet to hear of any of the fair girls, however having seen and identified with any degree of certainty their souls affinity" upon that night.
 Hunters who have been tramping the wilds of Canaan mountain and other sections where wild game is supposed to abound report indifferent success. Par tridges are not over plentiful, and what fewg gray squirrels there are appear wild aud difficult to shoot.
 Mrs B. c. Hitchcock received a per- sonal letter from the president of the Thursday Morning Club, inviting her to the club conference at Great Harrington last week. The invitation was entirely independent of the delegates appointed by the local clubs to attend such confer. ence.
 The trial of the state vs Clifford Allen Roy Leonard and George D. Benedict will be heard at Winsted next Wednes day morning at 10 o'clock. These are North Canaan boys charged with steal ing Samuel O. Camps canoe, and bicy clss, belonging to Bert Lefingwell, Ed ward Parmalee and Mrs E. D. Benedict A watch was also stolen from the persor of John Smith that is charged agains one or more of these boys.
 Daniel Sweeney brought suit this weel through his lawyers L. J. Nickerson West Cornwell and J. o. Roraback North Canaan, against Augustus P Cur tis, Norfolk, claiming SC, 900 damages b, reason of having been run into ant knocked down by MT Curtiss automo bile, near the Main street crossing, Nortl Canaan, on the evening of September 1e 1910. Attorney s. A. Herman, Winste has been employed by MT Curtis. Tn case is made returnable the first Tuesda of December. Papers were served b Deputy Sheriff Hornbeck last Thursday
 If you are fortunate enough to receiv n $100 bill at any time in the near future look at it sharply for the United State secret service has been advised of a nc, counterfeit $l00 gold certificate. Tn only specimen of which the governmer