Connecticut western news., 1911-10-05

York last week and consulted an em- inent throat specialist, who. after an examination, prescribed a course of treatment from which he promised en- couraging results and complete restora- tion-whereat her many friends rejoice.
 John V. Adams has sold his launch to Jos. Norton, of Winsted.
 Miss Stein, of New York, has arrived at The Naples for several weeks stay.
 Mrs, Horatio N. Adams, who has been spending few weeks with friends in Worcester, has returned home.
 District Plant Chief O. H. Pardee, of the s. N. E. Telephone Co.,, was in town last week.
 Mrs. Wm. Argall and Miss Belle Hanchett, of Falls Village, called on friends in town last week.
 Miss Katherine Noble, who has been spending a few days with relatives in Newark, has returned. ,
 The Friendly Glass of Pilgrim Church will resume it's meetings in the Sunday School next Friday.
 The Mission Circle of Pilgrim Church will meet with Mrs. H. E. Lyles to-mor- row (F'riday), and the Missionary So- ciety will meet with Mrs. Sheridan Barnes the same day.
 Mrs. Emerson closes her home on Elm street this week and returns to New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Lay and children, who have been visiting the Misses Brown, their aunts, returned to Brooklyn Tues day.
 Rev. W. F. Stearns, who preached in Pilgrim Church last Tuesday in ex- change with MT. Gillette, gave consider able attention to the license question in his discourse.
 2 Benjamin, of Winsted, has the 1912 ! Cadillacs now ready to show L. B. Mix, travelling auditor of the r Southern New England Telephone Co.,,
 has been spending few days here.
 Mrs. James Hanlon and daughter, Margaret have been spending the week in New York City.
 Postmaster Holt gives notice that the mail for the afternoon train going south will close hereafter at BOA instead of 2:22 } p. m., the time table of the train having ) been changed.
 : Roy Hitchcock and wife, of LosAnge- les, California, are at Sam Briggs, Mrs. l Briggs being a sister of Mrs. Hitchcock, They will remain here until we'll into the winter. About a year ago MT. and 2 Mrs. Hitchcock made long visit here, and were favorably impressed with the town and it's people.
 ? An interesting and unusual sight may
 be witnessed at the Allyndale quarry, ', East Canaan, today and tomorrow,
 when solid marble tower composed of single block 200 feet long will be raised from the quarry bed. No such block
 of stone has ever been moved from a
 quarry in this section of the country. Thirty three hunters licenses had been z issued by Town Clerk Norton, up to yes-
 terday afternoon.
 Although his term of office does not
 expire until January 1, Town Clerk Nor ton has sent his resignation to the
 selectmen asking for it's immediate ac-
 ceptance, and probably Town Clerk-eleo
 Allyn Fuller will be appointed within a
 few days to fill the vacancy.
 Baker John H. Rains and Mrs Rains
 are spending the week in Danbury and 1 New York-Mr. Rains first vacation since he began business in Canaan. Mrs Kuhn of Mill River is in charge of the bakery store in their absence. Q MT. and Mrs. Talmadge Pulver and
 daughter, Gladys, went to Bethel, Mon
 day, to attend the wedding of Harry N Eldridge Pulver and Miss Clara Estelle
 Cords, which took place at the brides
 home, Rev. A. T. Steele of the Oongre l. gational church officiating. Mrs. Ids l Evans Schweizer, formerly teacher II
 Canaan, was matron of honor. MT anc ). Mrs. Pulver will reside in Danbury d where the groom is connected with the e New England Lime Go. Fred I. Manvel, wife and child, have
 been visiting at D. W. Manvel's. Fret l, has just returned from three months r. trip to Mexico City, where he went tC h oversee work for the General Electric ;o Company.
 le A picket fence has been partially bull n. between the trolley and the steam tracks h beside the hotel, which was regarded a
 commendable precaution against acci l. dents to passengers boarding or alightint It from the trolley cars. The New Havel
 company ordered work on the fenc
 stopped because of insufficient space be y tween the rails.