Connecticut western news., 1910-04-07

last Friday.
 Charles O'Connell spent Sunday at his home in Lenox Dale.
 Harold Preston was home from Worces- ter for the Easter vacation.
 John Tubbs has moved from Clayton Into James Quinn's tenament.
 Miss Louise Trieschman returned to the Danbury Normal school Sunday.
 James McCabe, of Danbury, attended the Foresters' dance last Friday oven- ing.
 The work of building the third story on the Fuller block commenced yester- day.
 Major s. A. Bennett, of New York, spent few days at the Naples last week.
 Mrs. A D. Waite of Cohoes, N. Y. has been visiting her sister. Mrs. H, l.. Ross.
 Mrs. H. k. Pease spent last Friday with relatives on Cream Hill, West Cornwall.
 Miss Scott, of West Stockbridge, vis- tied her brother, Ivanhoe, on Saturday of last week.
 Arthur Goodrich, of Middletown, has rented the farm house of Thomas O'Hara at Twin Lakes.
 Miss Marion Roger returned to her duties as teacher in one of the Sharon schools Monday.
 Misses Helen and Hazel Whitford re- turned Monday from a week 8 visit with friends i'll Sharon,
 Mrs. Joseph Smith, with her daughter Edna and son Francis, visited her sister in Winsted Monday.
 D. K. Colepaugh, the we'll known barber at Falls Village fifteen years agd, was in town Tuesday.
 Miss Lydia Merwin returned to Bristol Monday after spending the Easter vaca- tion with her mother.
 Fred Moran has moved from the Pequigney place to the second story of John Cudney's house, r
 Miss Catherine Roraback was in New Britain the latter part of last week, guest of Mrs. Goodrich.
 Miss Margaret Dempsey, of Pittsfeld, Mass, visited the latter part of last week with her cousin Miss Mabel Demp- sey.
 MT. and Mrs. Orson Decker of Jack sonville, Fla, have been visiting Mrs. Deckers parents, MT. and Mrs, Vol colt.
 Charles Mansir went to Pittstield Sun day to see his brother, Raymond, who is in the hospital recovering from .an operation.
 J. H. Lansing has accepted position as bookkeeper with George A. Stevens at Great Burlington, and has already begun his labors there.
 J. Henry Roraback went to Hartford Saturday afternoon and brought back his auto, which has been thoroughly overhauled since last season.
 Dog owners have until May to pay the dog tax and to get their tags. After May 1 the price will be $1 more than it will be during the month of April.
 The Odd Fellows, Woodmen, Forest CTS and Italian Society are holding meet ings temporarily ip the town hall until thelr new rooms in the Fuller building are completed,
 Mrs. Patrick Finnegan, who has been seriously ill for several weeks, is inn proving. She Is able to sit up portion of each day, and her complete recovery seems to be assured.
 Master James Alden Mather, whose debut into Canaan society was recorded in last weeks birth column, enjoys the distinction of representing the fifth liv- ing generation in the family.
 According to rumors that have been floating around town the past week, it is not always profitable for landlord to rent the same apartments to two fam1- lies at the same time.
 It has been long time since the lime kilns on the lower road to East Canaan have been running, but if business con- tinues to increase with the New Eng land Lime Go. these kilns will be started soon.
 Letters advertised at the Canaan post office April 5th are: Julian Burt, F. E. Gum, Mrs. Charles R. Wells (4) in care of Mrs. H. s. Holly, Mrs. Mary J. Will COX. Post cards for Miss May Barnard, Miss Pearl Barr1ard, Miss Ruth Barnard, Mss May Bennett, Miss E. s. Clarke, Miss Mary E. Elwood, Levi Emmons, Mrs. Mary J. Gardner, Mrs. A. M. Green, Mrs. H. s. Holly, J. F. McCathur, Mrs. R. 0. Moshier (2), Mrs. May B. Smith, Miss Sophrones Webster, Mrs. 0. R. Wells in care of Mrs. H. $. Holly.