Connecticut western news., 1913-05-01

 much to the improved arrangement of salesroom. Judge A. T. Roraback IS sitting with the supreme court in Norwich this week
 Married, in Canaan, April %, by Rev. E. O. Gillette, Eli F. Vines, of Water ford, N. Y., and Miss Margaret Tomp. kins, of Catskill, N. Y.
 Rev. D. N. F. Blakeney, of Sheffield, was in town yesterday.
 There will be no preaching services at the Methodist church next Sunday, but the Sunday School will meet at 12 o'clock and the Epworth League at 6:30: Rev. L. E. Travis expects to be settled in the parsonage before the following Sunday, but the distance he has to move prevents his being in his pulpit the first Sunday in May.
 Next Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock the State Ornithologist, Herbert K. Job, is to give an illustrated lecture on Birds" at the Town Hall, under the auspices of the Hawthorne Club. An admission charge of 25 cents is made for adults to cover the expenses of the even- ing. Free admission will be given to school children, Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts. Tickets may be had of the Club me mbers.
 The Famous Cloak 6 Suit Co., of Great Harrington, advertise this week their first anniversary" sale. Since their location in Great Harrington they have increased their business and now carry large line of millinery in ad- dition to ladies suits and coats.
 MT. L. E. Howe, and daughter, Miss Mary, spent Sunday in West Stock bridge.
 c. s. Mather went to Niantic, Satur- day, to attend the funeral of sister.
 Mrs. E. A. Brewer and children are visiting in Lakeville.
 Miss Anna Oapron, of Danbury, is making protracted visit wi tn relatives and friends in Canaan and Ashley Falls.
 Contractor Lorraine said yesterday that work on the Christ Church parish house will be completed today at the latest. and that it might be finished last night The painters have been putting the finishing touches to the interior, and no thing now remains but the cleaning up. when the structure will be ready for the furniture.
 A. J. Wigglesworth spent Sunday in Wa terbury. On his return Monday, he was accompanied by Mrs. Wigglesworth and their three children who had been absent for several weeks, Mrs. W. hay ing had serious operation performed in a Hartford hospital. Mrs. Wigglesworth returns apparently in perfect health.
 George Drumm was home from Bristol last week for short visit I w. l.. Barnes and A. E. Barnes, of Winsted, called on friends in town Mon day afternoon.
 Mrs. Bessie Frein, of Great Barring ton, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. T. Rowe.
 St. Joseph's church was the scene Sat urday morning, at o'clock, of the mar riage of Mansueto Balardini, of Cheshire, Mass, and Rose Gondelli, of Canaan Rev. Father Donahue read Mass and performed the ceremony. During the nuptial Mass hymns were sung by Misses Margarite Peet, Bernice Selhage and , Loretta McKerma, of Lakeville. The mission study class of the Metho- dist church met Monday evening with Miss O. H. Roraback.
 Miss Adella Merwin was home from Torrington over Sunday. Miss Edna Atwater, of Springfield. Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. G. Camp.
 Mrs. Anna Decker, of The Canaan Mercantile Company, has resigned her position and will leave for her home in Newton, N. J., in few-days.
 Miss Lena Blair spent Sunday in Great Burlington.
 l Mrs. Hannah Roger is careing for Mrs. s Howard Lawrence in East Canaan. During Rev. l.. E. Travis stay in Canaan over Sunday he was entertained 3 by Mrs. F. F. Clemans.
 Edward Ford. of Waterbury, spent {, Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. Helen Bar :, low. As soon as Mrs. Barlow is able to !. travel she expects to go to Waterbury to K make it her home.  | Mrs. George M. Walton. of Danbury | IS stopping at Mrs. s. J. Hamm's for a few weeks. Rollin M Rood, of South Manchester, is spending few days with his brother, O. l.. Rood.
 Mrs. William N. Decker has been on X the sick list
 Mrs. Ella Burns, Misses Emma Law o renee and May Belcher spent Saturday