Connecticut western news., 1911-11-16

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 MT. and Mrs. 0. F. Wanger of Sails bury, spent Sunday with their daughte, Mrs. Freeman Dempsey.
 The members of the School board met Monday afternoon at the office of Dr. F. H. Lee. Reports were presented by the Secretary, twenty accounts carefully considered and the enumeration blanks examined to insure the correct enroll. ment of all children of school age in town. H.-
 Phil Orben returned Friday from Pittsfield hospital, where he had been for two weeks receiving treatment for an ulcer in one of his eyes.
 Elliot Wilcox is assisting Joe Ganci in the Garfield barber shop.
 Eugene Williams is carefully nursing one of his fingers from which pr, Lee extracted piece of steel that had pene- trated to the bone.
 A Woman's Bible class was organized last Sunday afternoon, with Miss Gladys DeHart, President; Mrs. H. H. Scutt, vice. president; Mrs. O. A. Pearson, sec retary Mrs. Chas, Nelson, treasurer i; Mrs. H. Cornford, teacher. Meetings are to be held Sunday afternoons at 3 o'clock, at the Methodist Church. A cordial invitation Is extended to ladies' unable 70 attend the regular sessions of the Sunday schools, to become members of this class.
 A teachers meeting will be held in the center schoolhouse Norfolk. Friday of this week, at 2:S0 p. m. Miss Katherine T. Harty, of Danbury Normal School, will speak on Language"
 Rev. W. F. Stearns and H. w. Carter Of Norfolk, were in town Wednesday morning.
 Dan Sweeney says, !" Chickens al ways come home to roost, but roosters don't always come home to chick.'' A couple of fine roosters from Dams poul- try herd wandered away, or were kid mapped, 8 few nights ago, and neither hide, hair nor feather has been seen of them since
 Louis, the young son of Fruiterer John DeBarbieri, of Railroad street, was ohristened, in the Catholic church, Sun. day morning. Friends from Collinsville were present.
 Nicholas Pallicini had his right foot painfully crushed between, two freight cars at the East Canaan station, Monday afternoon, while riding car down from the kiln, to the side.track at the station. The lime car scraped against the side of car standing on the siding. and the man s foot was caught between them. Dr. Lee was called, and bandaged the injured foot
 Mrs. Parsons will be the hostess of the Cranford Club this afternoon. Mrs. Stevens will read paper on "A Review of the German Struggle for Liberty" Current events will be discussed by the Club, and the roll call will be answered with quotations from Whittier.
 Miss Cora Manvel has returned from few weeks visit with friends in Darien.
 D. W. Manyel is shingling his house.
 Mrs. Smith and Miss Bullard, of Lee. were guests of Mrs. O. G. Smith last week.
 Selden Downs. of Tyfingham. was a week end guest of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Stevens.
 Christ Church Guild will meet next Tuesday with Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Smyth at the rectory. at half past two
 Mrs. Della Hardenbergh is agaln at her home after a few weeks stay with her brother, Theodore Watson. in Falls Village. ...
 Miss Alice Condon, of Clayton, has returned to assist Miss Edith Greene ill dressmaking as formerly.
 Canaan was well represented at the production of The New Minister at the Mahaiwe Theatre, Great Burlington, Monday night. @ ..
 Principal A. G. Eldridge was in Danbnry last Saturday attending the Teachers convention.
 L. W. Baird, the Falls Village real estate agent, was in town yesterday.
 E. w. Warner is spending few days in Hartford, visiting the horse markets and calling on old friends.
 The proposed class for tenors to join the Choral Union, was organized Tues day evening. Six young men took their first lesson, and more are coming in later. Mrs W. Q. Bullock has charge of the class.
 The next meeting of the Mission Study class, Mrs. Corbit leader, will be with Miss Munvel next Tuesday evening.
 Read the latest books for. two cents 8 day at Parsons,