Connecticut western news., 1914-05-28
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MemDoTS OI the Oduddu OlUlA6uS Band will appear in uniform white duck trousers, with their blue coats and caps, in the Memorial Day parade ill Salisbury. The trousers were ordered more than week ago and are expected ito arrive in time for their Memorial Day appearance.
 Walter Prichard Eaton, of Stock bridge, the dramatic critic and author, was visitor at The News office yester- day afternoon.
 A large and artistically lettered sign, gold letters on black, adorns the front of the Canaan Plumbing and Heating Go. establishment, on Railroad street.
 Miss Winifred Root, of Hartford, the seamstress who has several patrons in Canaan, is spending some time here.
 Rev. E. 0. Gillette has sold his cot tage at Twin Lakes to Messrs. F.. H. Barnes and E. G. Lewis, of Southington, who will take possession August 1.
 Miss Ruth Talcott, of Talcottville, is visiting at Rev. E. c. Gillette's.
 Mrs. J. O. Richmond returned Tues day from a visit with friends in East Hartford
 Frank F. Stevens, Henry R. Whit ford and A. J. Hyde were in Winsted yesterday on jury duty. r -....
 Mrs. J. H. Boraback and Miss Sarah Boon spent the first of the week in Hartford. ..4 ...
 Rev. L. E. Travis will speak on Christian Citizenship at the Metho-r dist church next Sunday morning.
 V. F. Gidman, of Norfolk, starts motor car service, between that place, Canaan and Winsted. The time for leaving each place is given in our ad- vertising columns. +i. 4 Mrs. Emma Merrill's friends are pleased to hear she is recovering so we'll from her recent illness. .1.a...
 Miss May Parmalee has been visiting relatives in Great Burlington.
 Mrs. Fred Brewer is able to sit up each day. Miss Fannie Kasson is still there. .e-
 Mrs F. F. Stevens attended a district institute of the County Sunday School Association at East Litchfeld yester- y. Schools at the morning session.
 That it pays to advertise in The News was proved to the satisfaction of parties who inserted few lines in last weeks paper. They made quick sales of the goods advertised. Have you tried it? . .-~
 MT. and Mrs John Kemp and daugh- ter of Pittsfeld spent the weekend at w. N. Beebe's. .....
 Mrs. F. L. Beckley suffered a severe attcak of muscular rheumatism last week and is again confined to her bed. ed since her return from the Pittsfield Hospital and at present writing she is very low, and the worst is feared.
 The old custom of buying calves at this station is being revived. David Hatmaker makes an announcement with regard to it in another column.
 Selectmen Reel has been notified that carload of oil for the streets is on the way and should be delivered here next week. This will be distributed about the center of the village and on the state roads as far as it will go.
 John Miller, who conducted Moun- tain View Inn, at Pine Grove last year, has returned and the Inn will be open ed this week.
 A change for the worse, in the condi- tion of Selectman Henry D. Reed, took place Tuesday evening and yesterday morning his condition was very grave.
 The condition of MT. D. W. Manvel is less favorable than it has been and Dr. Chapin, of Great Burlington was in consultation with Dr. Lee, on his case yesterday.
 County Health Officer W. W. Bierce, of Torrington, was in town Tuesday calling on Dr. Lee, the local health officer. MT Bierce intends soon to call meeting of all the town health officers for general conference.
 Frank Strong, of Dalton, was at MT. Lees Tuesday evening.
 Miss Ella Considine attended meet ing of the S. N. E. telephone managers at New Haven last week.
 The Cranford Club held it's last meet ing for the season Monday afternoon with Mrs. c. s. Adam. It was the an- nual "Fagot Meeting.'' Refreshments were served by the hostess.
 Benjamin is certainly passing out the .Cadillacs now. He says he has what you need in cars at all times of the sea- son. ... ..... :. 5.
 Mrs. Maggie Foley and Miss Ellen Kennefc, of High street, have just re- turned from weeks visit with friends ill New York. -....t s l.... ss,
 E. w. Barrett, of Waterbury, who will work for Johnson, Lindell Co.,, is moving into E. A. Brewers house re- gently purchased of F. A. Whiting.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Graney, MT. and Mrs. George Mather and children also Miss May Belcher motored to Winsted, Sunday and visited relatives. t~~ D..