Connecticut western news., 1911-11-09

pEnoehC1AAIy dh pOSb0us 0Au ho AoA0 shooting is to be allowed on the proper. ties of Hon. 4. T. Roraback. (the entire west side of the hilD, John Norwen w. D. Sheldon, William Donsbough. W. A. Miles (the hu 1dred- acre lot), and CHI. Pease, making altogether a typical game preserve of about a thousand acres
 Attorney Samuel A. Herman, of Win sted, was in town Tuesday, in connec- tion with the hearings before the county commissioners. -
 The first informal meeting. of the Assembly was attended by about 40 of the old members, Friday evening and the occasion much enjoyed. At the business meeting George Roger was elected presi' dent for the coming season, and Allyn Fuller treasurer.
 James Mccormick Sr is on the sick list.
 ed party of whist players at their home on Reed Street Monday evening.
 A telephone lineman named Troy was taken to the hospital in Pittsfeld yes- terday, suffering with compound frac- tnre of the right leg. He was removing the wires from the top of pole, on Had sell street, when the pole fell, carrying him with it and falling across his leg, breaking it in two places.
 Mrs Henry B. Ives and her sister. Miss Barnum. of Monterey, will spend the weekend in New York.
 Among the Falls Village ladies ln Canaan, Thursday, were Mrs. AS. Davis, Mrs Laura Brinton, Mrs. Walter Kel- logg. Mrs. John Welch, Mrs. John Owen, and Miss Belle Judd. They had been visiting and shopping, and hat boxes were very much in evidence.
 Benjamin of lWinsted is taking down the tenement house at his repository, and expects to place a new brick auto mobile show room in it's place, giving him the most complete modern plant in the state.
 Druggist Freeman Dempsey is to occu- py the rooms in the Manvel tenement vacated by N. Watson Hardenbergh who is to locate in Providence. R. I
 Mrs. Howell of New York is guest at the Wangum.
 Mrs Harriet Brown is visiting her son William in Hartford.
 Christ Church Guild met at the home or the Misses Granger Tuesday. Next Tuesday they will meet with Mrs. E. l.. Roberts.
 J. F. Marcy has moved from Mrs. Porter's house on Foote Avenue to May brook, N, Y.
 Mrs. Aida Rood is spending few weeks with her cousin in N. J.
 Mrs. A. s. Walker of New York, who arrived in Canaan Saturday to pay a visit to her niece, Mrs. E. V. Nesten, was talk severely ill on Sunday, and Dr. Camp was summoned. She has a trained nurse. Miss Brown of Pittsfeld, and at present writing is improving.
 The Misses Halliday of New Haven are visiting their sister. Mrs. 0. M. Humphrey.
 Ralph Dewey is home from Norfolk, where he has been engaged through the summer.
 Miss Catherine Roraback spent Sum- day with her sister Grace in New Ha- ven, and returned home Monday eve ming.
 School Principal A. G. Eldridge en- tertained the boys of his Sunday school class at his rooms last Saturday evening.
 At the initiationlof the Canaan class of Sons of Veterans, into Hiram Eddy Camp, tomorrow evening, it is expected that about fifty ''Sons" will be present, and there will be about ten candidates in the class. The ceremonies will take place in Masonic Hall, after supper at The Canfield. The initiation exercises will be in charge of the degree team of General Bartlett Camp, of Pitts6eld, All Civil War veterans are invited to attend and witness the ceremonies in Masonic Hall.
 Mrs William H. Garfield has gone to New Britain, where she will make her home with her brother.
 Next Wednesday the ladies' aid soci. ety of the Methodist church will hold their annual chicken-pie supper iu the church parlors. from 5:30 to g o'clock.
 The Odd Fellows give another of their popular dances tomorrow night, in their hall.
 The monthly business meeting of the Epworth League was held Tuesday eve, ming at the home of s. E. Kimball
 George L. Parsons has sold three o1 his fancy Buff Rock fowls to Joseph Parsons of Salisbury.
 Several Canaanites took advantage oi the trolley to go to the Ashley Falls M E, church last evening, to take part II
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