Connecticut western news., 1913-01-16

Sower," being the first in series on th' parables.
 David Curtis was called to Newburgh N. Y, Saturday, to attend the funera of relative. He returned Tuesday.
 There will be held at Pilgrim churcl series of Pleasant Sunday Evenings until Easter. There will be picture tall which was to have been given last Sun day on Great and beautiful churches will be given next Sunday. evening al | 7:30. It will be largely series on the great cathedrals All interested are in vited.
 The Holy Name Society of St. Joseph { church will receive Holy Communion ir body unday morning at 9 o'clock Mass.
 The next meeting of the Pilgrim Brotherhood will be held Friday Jan 24. Fuller announcement next week.
 The Kensington Club, of the Metho dist church, met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. w. N. Beebe.
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs. c. S. Adam. Readings will be given by. Mrs. Hardenbergh, "Startford. on Avon," and Mrs. Joseph L. Parsons, Shakespeare. ..-.
 Mrs A. H. Herman has been con fined to her home for week with a grip cold.
 George H. Blodgett starts Saturday for Chicago, and will bring home an other carload of horses.
 w. F. Harper. district commercial manager of the Southern New Eng land Telephone Company. was in town last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Percy Hood, of Chi cago. have been spending few days a few days with Mrs Hoods mother, Mrs. Bush at The Naples.
 Mrs U. H. Miner. has returned after few weeks stay in Cornwall.
 On Wednesday afternoon the Cram ford Club were guests of the Hawthorne at all informal lecture on "A New Eng lander in Old England" given by MT. Thomas L. Norton. of Lakeville.
 Twerty-two men attended the Brotherhood class at Pilgrim church last Sunday and great interest was taken in the subject of "Government control of railroads" It will be con- tlnued next Sunday with discussion of the broad subject of "Government con. trol or ownership ofpublic utilities"
 Among the characters to be repre- sented in the operetta at the Mahaiwe theater, Great Harrington, Jan. IT and IS are Old Mother Goose, Old King Cole, The Queen of Hearts, The Man in the Moon. The choruses and dan ces are extremely pretty. The Black Birds. ck-Eyed Susans, Kings Guards and Topples are few of the most attractive. A special car goes south after the performance.
 Dr. Loewe has vacated his office in the Canfield Block and will discon. tinue his Canaan visits for the present.
 Miss Avis Kimball. of Plattsburgh, N, Y, visited at s. E. Kimballs last week.
 Miss Lila Miller. of Copake, N. Y, was visitor at A. w. Holsapple's last week.
 MT. and Mrs. N. W. Moore have been visiting. MT. and Mrs, A. w. Krouse in Torrington.
 Real Estate Agent George W. Hall has sold two building lots belonging tc Miss Carrie Knlckerbocker, on the south side of Reed street, to Micha ell Kane.
 H. Wellner, the tailor, went to New York last week, returning Saturday.
 Every available room at the Garfield has been reserved for guests at the Busi- ness Mems banquet, tonight.
 Miss Minnie E.. Peirce is visiting friends in Vineland, N. J.
 Mrs. William Handlin, of Sharon was 8 visitor in town last week. l.. s. Judd, the new proprietor of the Garfield livery stables, has rented the rooms over The News office, and is moving his household goods in this week.