Connecticut western news., 1911-04-13

9th grades are being coached in the game by John Flynn. These teams will play,no outside teams but will have a number of games between themselves during the season.
 The post office will be closed tomorrow Good Friday, from II: 80 to o'clock.
 Boys who ride bicycles on the side walks are going to get into trouble with the authorities if they do not discontinue the practice.
 Rev. MT. Gillette went to Salisbury Tuesday to participate in the Holy Week exercises iu the Congregational church. Yesterday afternoon he went to Nor- folk
 Cleanup day tomorrow Get out your rake, hoe and shovel and be in the fashion.
 The Misses Emma 'Kegler and May Devine of New Britain are spending the Easter vacation at their homes here.
 Mrs. H. N. Wright and two sons, of Falls Village, O. W. England and Mrs. Lena Kennedy of East Canaan were guests of Mrs. Lewis Holmes and family, who occupy the Briggs farm near the toll bridge. last Sunday.
 A Business Mems Carnival" in which the ladies will have prominent part, is to be given in the Winsted Opera House two nights next week. Canaan will have something to show, in that line, another season. that will be worth looking ahead to.
 John Caldwell, of the U. s. battleship Michigan" is in town on a 16-days furlough.
 Mrs. George Van Deusen is on the sick list, a victim of grip. =.
 Alfred Caldwell who has been en- ployed in Newark, N. J., for the past three months has resigned his position and is spending a weeks vacation at his home here after which he goes to Great Burlington to accept a position as chauffeur for MT. McManus.
 There will be union services in the Methodist church this evening (Thurs- day) the Pilgrims meeting with the Methodists. Tomorrow afternoon union services will be held at Pilgrim church.
 In the Methodist church Su nday there will be special Easter music and ser. mon appropriate to the day, |. A big brood of 26 lively little chicks displayed in Lew Rhoades' barber shop window attracts much admiring atten. tion from the passers-by.
 Austin O. Wigglesworth came on from Lake Charles, Florida, Friday and re, l mained with his brother, A. J. Wiggles. worth, over Sunday. He left on Mon. day for Harrisburg, Penn., where he has a contract to erect. a bank.
 Miss Margaret Vosburg started Mon. day for Philmont where she will remain for week with friends - .. 70
 Mrs. David D. Walter continues tc improve gradually.
 Miss Grace Roraback, of New Haven is spending the Easter vacation at hel home in Canaan.
 MT. and Mrs. George P. Hardenbergt attended the wedding of Mrs. Harden bergh's father. George T. Johnson ot Norfolk and Miss Mary A. Talcott, las week.
 Miss Catherine Maclean, of Jamaica L. l., is visiting at Judge Rorabackt and Mrs Clemans's.
 Gilbert Brewer returned last week from his extended Western tour, whicl included considerable stay in California
 Mrs. Mary Rodemeyer Stone, of Bethel, stopped off at Canaan on her re- turn from Great Burlington, Monday for a short visit with her sister, Mrs Ross.
 Wangum Camp 1O799 Modern Wood man of America, on April 5, had a loi Rolling, and received two new members On April 19, the Camp is to have , smoker which all neighbors ar invited to attend. A fine time Is ex pected.
 J. W. Maloney, proprietor of tn Brick Block Hotel in Millerton, callet on friends in town, Friday.
 Ed. Fitzgerald, formerly of Canaan and now of Millerton, made short tri1 to Canaan last week. to visit his mother Mrs. Patrick Fitzgerald, who is now 8 years of age, and sister Elizabeth, wh, live at the old Fitzgerald homesteao near the Bennett's Hill crossing. Ed reports that his younger brother, "Jack, , is prosperous hotel keeper in Nebraska A New Experience. A suitor for the hand of a prett! r West Philadelphia girl is firm believ CT in the adage that two is company. He has been calling upon the yount woman in question for some months