Connecticut western news., 1912-05-23

The Epworth League business meet ing will be held at the home of l.. E. Hester, next Wednesday evening.
 Joseph Kegler has bought fine team of black horses, from George H. Blod- gett, for his trucking business.
 I. x. Bradshaw, electrical engineer, and Sims Embler, special agent of the New England Telephone Company. New Haven, were Tn town on business this week.
 Ovid P. Gillette, of Danbury and New Milford, was in town Tuesday, on his way home from Norfolk, where he and Mrs. Gillette had been visiting their son, George Gillette, assistant station agent. Ovid is proprietor of lunch wagon in New Milford. which was bad ly damaged by fire a few days ago, and is at present in process of repair.
 Mir. and Mrs. Walter D. Hayes are very happy oyer the birth of son and heir. The boy arrived Tues lay morn ing. .
 Miss Emma A. Lawrence has been confined to the house the past week, but is now much improved and able to be out of doors once more.
 Fred I. Manvel and family motored from Pittsfield Saturday. calling on friends in town. .- .,. - The ladies of the Methodist church ] will serve their annual strawberry tea at the church parlors next Wednesday !. evening, May 29, from 5:30 to o'clock. ! The warm days have brought out the foliage and vegetation in profnse array. William Sweeney, of East Canaan, has rented the Shuckerow house on . Bragg street. MT. Sweeney is driving one of the Model Bakery wagons. Miss Irene Green, of New York city. spent Sunday at her home on West Main street.
 Margaret Hanlon, of Hartford. and Helen Hanlon, of Danbury, spent Sun. day at their home in town.
 Next Monday evening the Odd Eel lows will work the initiatory degree on one candidate.
 John s. Reed was in New York last Saturday.
 Bessie Lorrain, of Great Harrington, was home over Sunday.
 John Cudney, who went to California a few months ago, is back in Canaan for visit. He has established bakery in } Los Angeles, and when he goes back, this summer, Mrs. Cudney will accom- pany him and they will make Los Angeles their home.
 MT. and Mrs. A. v. A. Felten, of Danbury, were in town Saturday, hav- ing come to complete the transfer their Twin Lakes cottage to George H. Mitchell. Esq, of New York, who takes immediate possession.
 Henry B. Ives returned Saturday night, from his fishing expedition in the Adirondacks. Dr. Ross, who went with him, is expected to return today. They found the fishing excellent, in Chat1e- mac Lake and whereabouts, and caught 52 trout in one day.
 Clarence Humphrey has the Clemans sidewalk, in front of Vosburgh's store, we'll under way. Itsis cement walk, and will be an improvements at that spot, which all pedestrians will appre- ciate.
 Still no clue to the whereabouts of Talmadge Pulver, and evidently all ef- forts to find his body-assuming that he has committed spicide-have been aban- doned, though every spot and crevice where It was thought he might have committed the deed has been thorough ly searched The theory is still gener- ally accepted, that his body will ulti- mately be found in the river.
 Mrs. Della Hardenbergh is visiting her son, N. Watson Hardenbergh, in Providence, R. I. .
 George Hardenbergh is doing jury duty in Litchheld this week.
 Will Lawrence, of Brooklyn, has been visiting relatives Tn Oanaan.
 The matrimonial department of the town clerk is experiencing 8 lull.. Towr Clerk Fuller last week failed to issue z single marriage license. the first week that has elapsed without such issuance since January. %'r
 George s. Fuller was the guest of rel atives in Delanson, N. Y, over Sunday
 Rev. E. O. Gillette will attend hi class reunion at the Hartford Theologi cal Seminary. dn Tuesday and Wednes day of next week.
 President Griffith, of the New Eng land Lime Company, came up iron Danbury, Monday, on business.
 Mrs. David Curtis was called to NeV York last week by the death of a rela cLo ~o%ur,od bomo Monday after