Connecticut western news., 1913-04-10

uOuS0hG0pST db 6u0 Oduu0Ius udS I6slSuou the position and with her daughter, Viola, has gone to New York to visit a sister for two or three weeks. Howard Bierce went to Waterbury yesterday, where he has position with the Connecticut Company.
 Miss Maud Kimball and Eben Kim. ball, of East Branford, Mass, visited Miss Mary Howe, Saturday.
 Miss Margaret Hanlon, of Hartford, spent Sunday at her home. Misses May and Bessle Lorrain, of Sheffield, are visiting at E. R. Lorrain's.
 MT. Albert Eldridge spent Sunday with friends in town.
 Miss J. E. Newton, of New York, is making visit with MT. and Mrs. R. D. Peirce Miss Newton is a teacher of English Literature in the New York schools.
 The Brotherhood class at Pilgrim Church next Sunday will discuss "The Business End of the Church" and Should Church Property be Taxed?''
 Esther Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will be visited by Grand Worthy Matron Mrs. Bertha l.. s. Gallup. of Moosup; Grand Worthy Patron Ben- jamin F.. Turner, of Middletown, and other officers of the Grand Chapter, on Wednesday evening, April 30, when the work of the Chapter will be exemphfed. Refreshments will be provided, and an enjoyable program is being arranged.
 Bert Avery Stockamore and Miss Bessye Bogardus, of Gloversville, N. r., were married by Justice Ford, Friday.
 O. P. Gillette, now in Florida, writes that he and Mrs. Gillette will sail for New York. April l4, on the way back to Danbury.
 H. H. Scutt and family motored to Philmont, Sunday, to attend the funeral of relative.
 Rev. E. F. Atwood has returned from Hampton, Va. and is stopping with his son, E. R. Atwood.
 In the superior court. Litchfield, yes terday, Frank Whitely.. of Canaan, who forfeited a bond, pleaded guilty and was given 30 days in jail.
 Gov. Baldwin has appointed Friday of next week Arbor and Bird Day.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Herriman are in Ogdensburgh, N r., attending the fun eral of MT Herrlman's mother, who died Monday night. She was over 80 years old.
 Master John Leroy Rodemeyer, of New Haven. is spending weeks vaoa- tion with his uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs. Ross.
 The pupils in the local school house, exclusive of the High school, having been gwen the privilege of purchasing garden and flower seeds at one cent per package and make their own selections from the catalogue, selected 564 pack ages, about equally divided between flower seeds and garden seeds.
 Dr. H. l.. Ross, Henry B. Ives and E. L. Roberts went to Bridgeport, Monday evening, and were initiated into the mysteries of the Mystic Shrine. at Pyra- mid Temple. Fifty-one candidates took the degree the same evening.
 Great Harrington item in Pittsfeld Eagle: .In the civic case of J. W. Crop per of this town, against Thomas Carder, monumental dealer of Pittsfeld, in an action to recover back salary alleged to be due the plaintiff has been given judg- ment by default for the full amount sued for $6875 5S. The defendant must pay the costs which amount to $16 49. y
 Benjamin says he is selling Fords like hot cakes and that people are ordering by telephone. Every thing for the auto mobile owner can be found at Benja- min's auto shop.
 The servant that never sleeps -tele- phone service Adv.
 Boy wanted, to learn the printing busi- ness. Good opportunity for an honest, alert, active boy who has some ambition, AhoOAA15OhOOs O IchAL hilOW1 1CuS6 LII RTdu- mar and spelling, and desire as we'll as ability to learn boy who is not lazy and will not shirk his duties nor go to sleep on his job. Apply at The News office.
 Mrs. T. L. Shields, of Waterbury, and Mrs. James Mccormick visited their brother, James McGuire in Millerton Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. L. Parsons spent Monday in Hartford.
 After the regular meeting of lRebekah lodge tomorrow night there will be social hour and refreshments will be served. Every member of the lodge is requested to be present.
 MT. David Roger IS in Hartford today.
 MT. George Drumm of Bristol spent Gnn6au ot his boy,,o I,o-o