Connecticut western news., 1913-04-03

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 Pay your dog tax before May 1, or Dog Warden Hubbard will get after you.
 MT. and Mrs. R. D. Peirce went to | Wallingford, Vermont, Monday to at- tend the funeral of an uncle of Mrs. Peirce.
 John Graves. of Bianchi & Graves, returned Monday night from visit to I Syracuse. N. Y. .. | James Killawee is once more clerking for O. T. Vosbnrgh. Marvin Baker hay ing returned to his home in Pawling, N. Y. f.
 | Mrs. P. J. Hurlburt, sister of Miss Sophia Perry, of Bridgeport, and for merly of Falls Village, dled last Wednes- day. in Hartford. Funeral services were held ln Bridgeport Saturday. It will be remembered that her husband died very suddenly in Bridgeport. last month.
 Dennis Hayes, Liveryman Briggs foreman, who has been'in poor health tor some time, was taken suddenly worse yesterday afternoon, and is now reported in serious condition at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wm. H. Briggs, on Church street.
 One of the Model Bakery wagons was struck by north bound trolley car at the crossing near the station in Ashley Falls yesterday morning. Very little damage was done. one of the horses be- ing cut and bruised a little.
 Read Miss Finnegan's announcement regarding the dancing class tonight.
 Miss Hazel T. Gibbs closed school in the first grade yesterday to attend the wedding of her brother. Floyd Clifton Gibbs, who was married to Miss Eliza beth Hall at West Norfolk at noon.
 A New York party is negotiating with Miss Granger for the Bullard place.
 The mem bers of Canaan Hose Com pany went to Great Harrington Sunday and were photographed in 8 group by Photographer Costello. The entire com pany. of B members. turned out for the picture.
 Clarence M. Humphrey has sold out his undertaking business to George M. Lasher, of Poughkeepsie. who takes pos session immediately.
 Justice George w. Ford and his wife, Mrs. Alice Dakjn Ford, have had a handsome family monument erected in Grassy Hill cemetery, Falls Village, by George Hall, of Ashley Falls, for the Ford Dakin families.
 George M. Lasher, the undertaken who has bought out Undertaken O. M Humphreys business, has rented E. w. Warmers tenement on Reed street.
 Frank Masserro, the shoemaker, IS proud of a baby girl presented to him | by Mrs. Masserro last Friday night. The family occupy rooms on the third floor of the Porter block.
 Little John Pease, son of Edward s. Pease, reported the first trout of the sea- son, which he caught early Tuesday morning in the Camp brook back of the lumber yard. The fish was beauty, weighing three. quarters of a pound.
 Mir and Mrs. Conrad Schweitzer, of Bethel, spent a few days last week with Mrs. Schweitzer's aunt, Mrs. H. L. Ross MT. s. has just retired from service in the U. s. Navy, his time having expired as Master at Arms on the training ship Nashville. Mrs. S. was formerly Miss Ida Evans, who taught ill the Fourth grade in the Canaan school few years ago.
 Mrs. A. W. Nicoll, ST., of New York, IS visiting Mrs. John Nicoll.
 Miss Mary Judd. of Lakeville, and Mrs. Frank Bierce, of Chapinville, were visitors in town Saturday.
 Miss Bessie Frein, of Great Barring ton, and her uncle from Seattle. Wash ington, were Monday visitors at the home of Henry O. Barnes. ,..-
 MT. and Mrs. Sidney Saunders and son Ralph, of New York, spent Sunday at the Naples, and there is possibility that they may become permanent resi- dents of Canaan
 Pietro Brazelle has purchased the Timothy Mcclure place, which he now occupies, north of the village. The former owner was John Carley, who purchased it from Mrs. Mcclure.
 The August Bruey place, on the Falls Village road, has been sold by the Falls Village Savings Bank to Julius Julian, who has been employed by Marshall 0. Dean, at South Canaan.
 0. B. Badgley has leased his farm the Charles Paul place-to John Maroon, who is a son-in-law os Felix Consolini.
 Arthur Rockefeller has moved from Mrs. Goodman's house near the Hoag crossing, to Great Burlington.