Connecticut western news., 1910-03-31

has been sold to Joseph Pelfero.
 John Tubbs is moving from Clayton into house on West Main street.
 Howard Rood of Winsted was a guest at H. D. Humphreys Good Friday.
 The ice in Twin Lakes was disappear ing Sunday and little was left Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. E. R. Atwood were in Hartfor over Easter, returning Monday.
 Mrs. Emma T. Rood has been visiting her daughter in Torrington the past week.
 Mrs. Katherine Brown is recovering from quite a severe illness of several days.
 Dr. 0. W. Camp is making some inn provements in the interior of his res- idene.
 Messrs. Evans and Devins of Miller ton calfed on friends on Reed street Sunday.
 William Curtis. who is employed in Torrington, spent Sunday at John CudneY's.
 Joseph Quinn of Hartford spent Sun day with his parents, MT. and Mrs. James Quinn.
 Miss Lydia Merwin of Bristol is spend- ing the Easter vacation at her home on Church street.
 G. Willis Parsons expects to leave for Ocean Grove early in April, to be gone several weeks.
 Edward McCarty, Jr., and family, of Torrington, passed Easter with MT. Nc Oarty's parents.
 s. G. Camps book on Fishing and Fishing Kits" published by the Out ing Co.,, is on sale.
 MT. and Mrs. James McGuire of Mil lerton spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. James Mccormick.
 Miss Mary Shields of Waterbury spent the latter part of last week with Miss Catherine McGuire.
 T. T. Adam bought the Emmons place on Church Street Tuesday and takes possession May first.
 Mrs. Esther Williams and Miss Mary Bodley were guests of friends in Great Harrington Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodrich, of Brooklyn, have been spending a few days at Judge Roraback's. :.
 Good news still comes from H. E. Lyles and it is expected that he will re- turn to Canaan in few days.
 Misses Ethel Potter and Caroline Camp have been ill New York the past week shopping and visiting friends.
 0. M. Humphrey is nursing lame side as the result of collapsed staging while building shed for James Quinn.
 Mrs. H. L. Ross has been quite i'll the past week, but is now convalescing. She had trained nurse from Pitts field.
 A safe weighing 28OO pounds was placed in the office of A. P. Freeman on the second floor of the Garfield building Monday.
 Miss Louise Trieschman, who is at- tending the Danbury Normal School, is spending the Easter vacation at her home here.
 Mrs. Mary Pusey and son, of Keokul1, Iowa. arrived here last Friday. Mrs. Pusey is to be housekeeper for her uncle, H. B. Stevens.
 An exceptionally fine display of the aurora borealis was presented to those who were fortunate enough to be sky gazing Sunday evening.
 Miss Catherine o Brien, who is attend ing business school in Hartford, spent the Easter vacation at her home on Railroad street, returning Tuesday.
 Good Friday was Mrs. Lyman Dun- ning's 83d birthday, which she celebrated in quiet way at the home of the Misses Granger, receiving many letters of con- graduation.
 Miss Adella Merwin, who is a teacher in South Orange, N. J., is spending the spring vacation with her mother in Ca man. She expects to return to her duties next Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. A. V. A. Felten started for. Mount Marion. N. Y, Tuesday to be present at surprise celebration of the fftieth anniversary of the marriage of MT. Felten's father and mother, yesterday. They will return Monday.
 Letters advertised in the Canaan post office March 29, were: O. Alexander, Lawrence D. Alexander, Luigi Pietrini (2), Kovoljub Ribaric, Miss L. Whittier, care of Mrs. Alan Patterson, Post cards for Mrs. B. l.. Barnard, Jim McMann.
 Sectionman Tierney found the leg of a deer on the track near Whiting river fill Monday, and the animal was later found near the cemetery in East Ga naan. The case was reported to Game Warden Ross, who ordered the deer shot.