Connecticut western news., 1911-09-28
CANAAN

 in two tents, of wagons, farming imple- ments, harness, robes-in short, com plete line of the goods carried by the concern, which receives much attention.
 The Connecticut Agricultural College at Storrs, opens with 218 students, the largest enrolment in the history ot the institution. All the rooms in the dorm- itories are filed
 The subject for the prayer meeting at the Methodist church tonight will be "Our duty to the other fellow"
 Mrs. Sabra Humphrey has returned from a two weeks visit with friends in Winchester.
 Rev. H. Cornford writes friends, that . Mrs. Cornford and himself will reach Canaan Friday afternoon from their western trip. He adds "there s no place like home."
 The Odd Fellows are planning to work the Initiatory degree at an early meet ing. A banquet will be served after the degree work.
 Telegraph Operator Caldwell is laying off on account of illness William Joyce is working in MT Caldwell place during his absence, at the station.
 MT. George w. Dederick and wife, of Dover Plains, N. Y., were in town Sun- day.
 Rev. W. F. Stearns, of Norfolk, will 1reach in Pilgrim Church next Sunday, jl exchange with the pastor, Rev. B. o. / Gillette.
 The Hat Shop wishes to announce that hats for early wear are now ready. An exhibition of dress hats will be Sept. 29 and 30. No cards. Miss Elizabeth Eggleston, of The Ca naan Mercantile Co.'s store, is at home in Salisbury this week on vacation.
 James Sheffield. of Winsted, is stay ing with his sister, Mrs. Salmon Barlow.
 Dr. Terrell, of New Haven, is assist ing Dr. Adam for few days.
 The forthcoming breach of-promise case promises some interesting develop menJs.
 Mrs. H. E. Pease is entertaining Mrs. N, R. Hancock, of Santa Barbara, Cal,
 Miss A. Knibloe, of Santa Barbara. Cal, who has been visiting Mrs. H. E. Pease left Saturday for Amenia, N. Y.
 District Superintendent R. E. Wilson, of Poughkeepsie, preached most inn pressive sermon at the Methodist church last Sunday morning. During his stay in town he was entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs. F. F. Stevens.
 Judge George w. Ford and Mrs. Ford have returned from visit to New York.
 Mrs. F. M. Caldwell is spending the week visiting relatives in Hartford.
 Representative E. L. Roberts went to Hartford Tuesday to participate in the hilarious closing scenes attending the adjournment of the longest legislative session in the history of the state,
 Kenneth Roberts, Badgley's sprightly delivery clerk, has to go with limp. caused by stepping on a rusty nail.
 Decker 6 Alvord are putting in a sys- tenn of modern plumbing at J. G. Roots residence, on Barlow. Street
 H. H, Scutt and family leave Monday for Philmont, N, Y, where they will spend their vacation.
 Mrs. Albert Krouse, of Winsted, spent Monday and Tuesday at the home of her father, George Roger.
 Miss R. Belle Ely. who has been stay ing for the past two weeks at Church terrace. returned Tuesday to her home in New Haven,
 William Barlow and daughter left town Wednesday for Chicago. During their stay with Mrs. Salmon Barlow they have made many friends, who re- gret their departure.
 Mrs. W. D. Hayes and daughter are visiting friends in Willimantic.
 George s. Mather and family go to- Philmont Saturday, where they will visit an aunt of Mrs. Mather.
 The executive committee of the Litch- field County Sunday School Association will meet in the Methodist church at 1:30 next Wednesday afternoon to arrange program for the coming convention, to be held at an early date.
 The recent addition to A.. A. Law rence's house on Granite Avenue is re- ceiving itsfinal coat of plaster and paint.
 A comet visible to the naked eye, is to be seen every night in the northern sky, near the handle of the Great Dipper
 Miss Jennie Bartholomew has accept ed @ position as teacher in the school in the Handlin district Sharon.
 A. J. Wigglesworth is attending the convention of the State Fireman's s Asso- citation in Hartford. Before his return