Connecticut western news., 1912-05-30
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AuS. ETAuhy oN0uluS OAO Oh1OA JoAhS the other choruses for rehearsal in Norfolk, and also for the final rehearsal @next Monday evening with the full orchestra.
 The last meeting of the Cranford Club, for the season, was held with Mrs. Charles w. Adam. and was one of the most enjoyable of the whole season. Mrs. Adams entertained the members with splendid supper.
 Victor M. Coe is moving into his newly purchased home-the Sam Reel house. on Foote avenue.
 Miss Emma L. Kegler is home from New Britain for few days.
 Some of the Camp Fire Girls saw three rose-breasted goosbeaks on Applewood Hill last Saturday. Miss Margaret Cor coran, the "bird girl" saw SIX redstarts near the toll-bridge few days ago.
 The hourly schedule on the trolley failed to go into effect Monday, as prom ised, the reason given being the appar- ent probability of the rrolleymen's 8 strike.
 Miss Bessie Frein, of Great Barring ton, was 8 weekend guest of her rela- tives here. ... =.
 Miss Fanny Whittlesey has rented the Twin Lakes house and opened it for the season.
 A number of dog owners have not yet had their canines registered, and Dog Officer Al. Hubbard has loaded up his big revolver in anticipation of some rare sport killing unlicensed dogs after June l.
 Benjamin is selling cars like "Hot cakes" these fine days. He has what you need, new and second hand. ~.. Dr. Robert J. Lynch, Building In. spector David Rowland and Stephen Meeker, of Bridgeport. have been spend ing week at the O'Hara farm and in dulging in the fine trout fishing which that section affords.
 At the mee ting of the alumni associa- tion of the Hartford Theological Semi nary, Tuesday, Rev. E. 0. Gillette, of Canaan, was elected vice-president.
 John Nicoll went to New York Satur- day to r sume his former occupation after a few weeks vacation spent with bis family here.
 MT. and Mrs. George Roger spent Suu- day at Mrs. Rogers home in sharon.
 Jasper Monroe has gone to Texas where his uncle lives.
 Mrs. Irene Bostwick and daughter motored to Canaan Saturday in their new Packard car and called on Mrs. Joseph Peet.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Fargo, of New Marl- boro, Mass. has been stopping with Mrs. Esther Williams for few days.
 MT. and Mrs. N. B. Chapin, Mrs. J. Chauncey Linsley and the Misses 'Tur- ner. of Torrington, visited the Mary Watson Home Tuesday to look after the needful articles for the Torrington room and called on friends here. Miles Rood returned hone with them.
 Charles Bodley, of New Britain, son of Rev. Ii. I. Bodley, is stopping at The Garfield and calling on old friends.
 The Model Bakery under the new pro- prietors, Casassa and Oehlslager, is keep. up to the standard of excellence main tained by the former management and making new friends. Particular atten- . is paid to filling special orders.
 s. O. Newton. brother of Mrs. R. D. Peirce, who has been in Canaan for several months. has gone to Haddan, Conn, where he has business engage ment.
 Mrs. Della Hardenbergh, who has spent most of this month with her son Watson in Providence, R. l., is expected home Saturday. MT. and Mrs. Harden bergh will accompany her and remain to attend the concerts in Norfolk next week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Atwater, of Springfield, Mass, were week end guests of friends in town.
 Miss Margaret Roger visited her sis- ter Mrs. Albert Krouse, in Winsted last week. .s.
 Mrs. F. v. Gillette, of Great Barring ton, was visitor ot Frederick Gillette's yesterday.
 The postoface will be closed today from 11:30 to 5:45.
 "Gus" Riedrich, the wellknown journalist of Connecticut and New York, visited his friend Frank J. Gas sassa, in town, yesterday.
 Charles Roberts is rapidly stocking his lumber yard, opposite the depot, with various grades of lumber.
 All boys and girls should enter the swat the,fly contest.
 The band has been deligently rehears-