Connecticut western news., 1910-03-17
W. J. ArgaH spent Thursday night in

Hartford.
 A. P. Freeman spent g. few days in New York last week.
 Miles II. Rood, of Torrington, called on his mother Thursday and Friday.
 Joseph Ganci has his brother Bonnie, of New York, as his guest for week.
 Peter and Michael Flynn. of Lakeville, were guests of friends in town Sunday evening.
 Miss Bertha Granger is spending sev- eral days with tn Misses Noble in New Milford.
 Mrs. Junius Rhoades visited her daughter in Great Burlington few days last week.
 Mrs Beard, who cared for Mrs. En- mors in her last days. is now with Mrs. L. o. Rhoades.
 Mrs. Clarence Vroman. of Brookfeld, has been with her father since his in- juries last Thursday.
 Miss Gookins has been confined to the house with an attack of tonsilitis, but is now convalescent.
 The last meeting for this year of the Wonan's auxiliary was held last Friday with Mrs. Ophelia Camp.
 A. P. Briggs has been very sick with bronchial pneumonia the past week but has been on the gain since Monday. w. A. Miles has erected new metal windmill in place of the old wooden one on the south shore of Lake Washining.
 Helen Caldwell, oldest daughter of Homer Caldwell, was committed to the Gilbert Home in Wlnsted last Thursday.
 Several local farmers contemplate the erection of silos this season, as the Bor- dens have decided to permit their use.
 Frank W. Gleason and family have moved from Sheffield into half of the Newton house on the upper road to East Canaan.
 H. E. Lyles underwent an operation for appendicitis in the Hartford hospi- tai Monday and is reported as doing nicely at present.
 Dr. Hamant, of Norfolk, was called to counsel with Dr. Adam on Friday on the condition of A. P. Briggs, who is i'll with pneumonia.
 The spring opening at the hat shop has been delayed on account of Miss Gookins' illness, but the date selected is Saturday, the 26th. ..@a 2 Miss Mattie Marvel visited her brother in Pittsfeld few days of last week. Miss Cora Manvel returned with her.. after few weeks visit in that city.
 MT. and Mrs. w. J. Argall returned Tuesday from several days visit in Falls Village. Mrs. Argall's mother, Mrs. William Hart accompanied them home.
 Letters adv. at Canaan post office March 15, were: Giacomo Massini, Fred Ostrander, Giacomo Stefano; post cards: J. w. Cochran, Heffernan Paper Co., Alden Green. ..
 
 Courier the following: Born-At Chat ham, March 5. a daughter to MT. and Mrs. H. M. Duty. THE NEWS extends most hearty congratulations.
 We understand that Marcus A. Barnes is to assnme the management of the Garfield auto station. For several years MT. Barnes has been a resident of Great Harrington but will be welcomed back to his home town.
 Vincent Fitzgerald had the misfortune to fall on the ice on High street last Sun- day and crack his collar bone. While he is not confined to the house by the in- jury, he will be compelled to carry his arm in sling for some time.
 The meeting of the Cranford club this (Thursday) afternoon will be held at the home of Mrs. E. T. Rowe. The subjects are: Spanish Dancing" and Spanish Women" "Current Events," will be furnished by Mrs. Humphrey.
 Another importation of Hungarian cartridges was received by Game War den Ross Tuesday morning for distribu- tion here and ill neighboring towns. There were about 400 birds, and they were liberated yesterday.
 It was reported last week that E. T. Rowe had resigned his position with Bullock 6 Felten, but we are Informed from headquarters that the one who started the rumor was either mistaken or else "there is no truth in him."
 The latest addition to the live stock on the Hitchcock farm is raccoon. Sam caught this coon in a trap last week and intends to introduce his ring tailed friend Into society as soon as it has become sufficiently civilized to be- have like other folks.
 Hurrah! The Canaan fire department has made move. The hose reel, hose cart and hose were moved Into the fire diStrict'S shed Saturday afternoon yrbaro