Connecticut western news., 1913-05-29

Miss Dorothy DeMarS, WnO mas Deen spending a few weeks at B. A. Brewers, returned to her home in Norfolk today
 Mrs. Minnie Bailey moved yesterday from A. F. Briggs tenement on Church street to the house recently purchased by her in East Canaan.
 Miss Ellen Lindell spent Sunday with Miss Laura Goodwin at East Canaan.
 John Mcclure, of Waterbury, visited relatives and friends in town last week.
 Mrs. Mary Devine is spending today in Cornwall Bridge with her daughter, Miss May.
 Another of the popular food sales is to be held at the Methodist church Satur- day afternoon under auspices of the Kensington Club.
 Theodore T. Adam has been trimming the lawns and cleaning the drives about the depot park this week.
 Rev. A. E. Roraback, of Brooklyn, visited at his home in town during the week. ......
 Azzo Gandelli relates that few days ago his little boy years old, with boy ish mischief, said to town employe who was raking the road near his place, "Want to get drink in the house?" whereupon the man dropped his rake and went in and demanded a drink from Mrs. Gandelli, who proceeded to chase him out with broomstickl as she spot ted him, Azzo says. as "a squealer who had squealed on every body in town"
 Chairman George W. Ford. of the committee appointed by President Holsapple, reports that up to date about 25 women and girls have signified their desire to be enrolled as ready to take positions in the underwear manufactory if it locates in Canaan. The concern will require about 30, and applications should be made as early as convenient in order that progress may be reported.
 There will be 8 special communIca- tion of Housatonic Lodge F. and A. M. this evening. Important business.
 Miss Florence Lewis, of New York, now makes her weekly visits to Twin Lakes, making her headquarters at MT. Geo, I. Roberts's cottage until she is ready to open her own cottage on the east shore of the lake. Her mother, Mrs. Smith, is boarding at MT. O'Hara's.
 Cars delivered from Benjamin's auto shop recently: Pope Hartford Roadster to A. P. Freeman, Canaan Ford run about to Barnum Richardson Co., East Canaan; Pope Hartford Phaeton to John Workman. Cadillac passenger to F. F. Weston, Pope Hartford passen- ger to A. F. Strickland, Ford runabout to E. A. Perkins and Ford touring car to A. B. Wellman, Torrington i; Cadillac 6 passenger to B. L. Phelps and Ford runabouts to Miss Buckley and w. T. Marsh, Litchfeld Ford touring car to Mrs. Brooks, Goshen Ford touring car and Pope Hartford ' passenger to w H. Thompson, Norfolk Buick touring car to Allen M. Blake, Winsted.
 Lawrence Eddy, son of Samuel A. Eddy, is a member of the Cornell varsity crew, which defeated Harvard by six boat-lengths, last Saturday. Lawrence rowed at the bow.
 A. J. Wigglesworth &. Go. have the contracts for plumbing jobs at Charles Rhoades, Mill River, and at the Wad- hams farm. Sheffield.
 Rev E. 0. Gillette went to Hartford, Monday for business and pleasure, at tending the alumni meeting of the Hart ford Theological Seminary on Tuesday. and stopping off at Norfolk the same evening to attend the rehearsal of his choral union society.
 The Canaan Citizens Band came out Monday evening. and practiced playing on the march. preparatory to filling an engagement at Salisbury, tomorrow, in connection with the observance of Memorial Day.
 evening given by the Senior Glass of the High School. Everybody come and help make it success and have a good time
 MT. H. O. Knight, of New Haven, commercial agent of the s. N. E. TeIe. ptfone Co.,, and MT. J. D. Veitch, of Waterbury, district manager, were in town last week. The Canaan exchange is being put into shape for the installa- tion of the common battery system, which will be an improvement that every patron will appreciate.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Schauf1er, of | Walton, N. Y, have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Charles B. Shaw. l Children's Day service with baptism of infants and special sermon to children will be held at Pilgrim church next Sun day at 1o:30. The Children's Day offer ing as usual, will be for the Congrega- tional Sunday School Society.
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