Connecticut western news., 1912-02-15

 the ice, with load of wood, on the Hou- satOnic rlver, at the cove near the rail road bridge, the other day, but were res cued without much difficulty and no great damage was done.
 Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kemp were called to Wingdale N. Y, Tuesday, on account of the serious illness of their son Herbert who is very sick with pneumonia.
 Mrs. Storm of Salt Point N. Y. is wis iting her son N. 0. Storm.
 Judge Ford was called on Saturday evening to marry Willard E. Manchester and Mrs. Amanda Ives, of Pittsfield, Mass The bride IS 55 and this is her second husban; the groom, 54, had been married twice before.
 Deputy Factory Inspector William Ain y of Hartford was in town yesterday, calling on the business houses.
 Mrs. Joseph l.. Parsons left Wednes- dry morning to visit friends in New Milford.
 The High school give another dance tomorrow night in the Town Hall for the benefit of the piano fund.
 Time is money. Time saved is money saved. Nothing saves time like the telephone. Try it and be convinced.
 The Canaan basket ball team journey ed to Lakeville. Saturday night and were defeated by 1911 score A small hall and the absence of Mcclure and Demp- sey handicapped the team to some extent.
 Miss Emma Kpgler of South Man. chester and Miss May Devine of New Britain spent the week end at their homes here.
 The Y. l.. c. o. will hold a college whist and dance at the Town Hall next Monday night. Decker's Orchestra will furnish music and refreshments will be served. ,3t-.,.. |,$'.s.ts
 D. B. Cornell Company, the real estate men, have leased the room in the Can field Block, formerly occupied by The Connecticut Lime Co., they will open an office there the first of March with George W. Hall in charge as manager for th1s district.
 Rev. H. Cornford accompanied Henry Miller and family to Ancram N. Y. Sat urday, for the burial of 8 brether of MT. Miller, who died at the latter's home on Church Street in this village last Thurs day. ..f q
 Benjamin the Winsted automobile dealer, is selling out his sleighs. bobs, etc., at cost. Gall and see them. Buy now and save money-the chance of lifetime. Henry B, Ives goes to New York the last of the week on business trip.
 Mr. and Mrs. N. Watson Hardenbergh of Providence are spending some days with Canaan friends. - 1:..:
 Mrs. Ellen Anderson Hanlin, of Shar- on, was Tn town Tuesday. sa<.
 Canaan Lodge of Odd Fellows are or Ranizing 8 Rehekah auxiliary. ort1adies' branch of the order, which will soon be with large charter member ship, and Is destined to become one of the most popular and sstrong gest woman's fraternal organizations in the town. z Mrs, williaml Washburn, of Salisbury. and daughter, Mrs. 0. F. Hawley. of MiIlerton, were in town Monday. !, An additional telephone in your resi-: dence. placed at your bedside. ill your den or cozy corner, connected with your main instrument, cost trifie over one cent day. Place your order now.
 The Missionary Society of the Pilgrim Church will meet with Mrs. Horatio Adams, Friday afternoon at 2:30, and the Mission Circle will meet with Mrs. B. A Peirce at the same hour.
 Forewarned is forearmed. In case of sudden illness you are forearmed if you have telephone in your home.
 At the Pilgrim Church, this evening. the topic in the course on "Reformative Leaders" will be "John Calvin.'
 At the Pilgrim Church, next Tuesday. there will be a meeting of joint com mittee representing the Litchfeld Arch deaconry of the Episcopal Church, and the Litchfield North Association of Con- gregational ministers. This committee is appointed to discuss the subject of church unity, and to promote better ac- quaintance and more fraternal relations between the denominations represented.
 Miss Ida Geer visited friends in East Canaan Wednesday, z.
 MT. and Mrs. H. K: Prescott, of East Canaan, were guests at A. A. Lawrence's Friday
 MT. and Mrs. Robert K. Jester, of New Britain. were rece It guests at A. A. Law rence's. '~~~,s ...- ,...-
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