Connecticut western news., 1914-12-03
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 An appreciative audience greeted the players from Ashley Falls at the Town Hall Monday night. Many more would undoubtedly have attended but for the quite general impression that it was to be given in Ashley Falls instead of Ga naan. $10 netted for the company.
 ''The Squaw Man," a Limitation of Dustin Farnum's popular play will be produced by the Canaan Amusement Go. next Wednesday afternoon and evening. It will be given in six parts, requiring mile of film depicting 264 scenes in the emotional Western drama, and will prove highly entertaining and exciting. This feature is given in ad- dition to the regular program of five pictures, and will be the first of series of picture dramas showing the most successful and popular plays.
 The Kensington Club met with Mrs. O. B. Shaw, Tuesday afternoon.
 Harold A. Preston and wife, of Mel rose Highlands, Mass, spent Sunday with Mrs. N. A. Preston.
 The Hawthorne Club meets this af- ternoon with Mrs. H. B. Lyles.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Jewell, of Yonkers, are guests of Mrs. John Nicoll.
 Mrs Isaiah Roberts, of New Jersey, has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Esther Williams.
 Miss Mary Bodley returned Monday from New Britain where she spent week with her brother.
 The whist and dance given by the local K. of O. in Odd Fellows Hall, Thanksgiving night proved success both socially and fiancially.
 A Christmas gift of value to everyone in the household the whole year round telephone service. e.--Ady.
 Mrs Charles Collins is visiting the Misses Grace, in Philadelphia
 Mrs. O. R. Morse, of Bethel, is a visitor at Dr. H. l.. Ross's.
 At the recent meeting of Christ Church Brotherhood it was decided to hold the next Union Brotherhood SUD- per in the Parish House on the evening of Friday, January 8.
 The Christ Church Brotherhood will meet on the second and fourth Friday evening of each month
 Miss Rachel Woodbridge, of South Misses Kegler.
 The topic for the Brotherhood class at Pilgrim church next Sunday will be "Shall the dominating or the meek in- herit the earth ?''
 The Litchfeld North Association of congregational ministers will meet at Pilgrim church Tuesday,
 Miss M W Manvel holds private sale of household goods, Victor safe, platform scales, cutter and garden tools at her house on West Main street to- morrow and Saturday from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. each day.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Metho- dist church are making preparations for their annual sale December 16.
 Mrs. E. T. Rove is the hostess of the CIanford Club today. The topic for the afternoon is s. Weir Mitchell, to be pl esented by Mrs. N. A. Preston.
 The rector of Christ Church is preaching two courses of sermons dur ing Advent. The SC, mons Sunday mo- -nil IT, on he lives of the pror h. cts, and Sunday evenings on Twin ners of the World.' The subject next Sunday morning will be, "Jeremiah's Attitude towards Evils, and next Sun- day evening, Winners of the Hawaiian Islands. y
 Hiram Oles, who has been visiting his mother, at A. A. Hubbard's, has returned to his home in Baltimore
 J. Henry Roraback attended the re- publican jubilee dinner in honor of John T. King, in Bridgeport, Tuesday evening, at which both United States senators and the entire newly elected board of state officers, from Gov. elect Holcomb down, were present.
 The outside of the Hotel Garfield is being covered with "stucco." It was originally thought the winter weather might make it necessary to defer the outside covering until spring, but the special preparation of cement used In the work is proof against frost, even while fresh, and the building will be finished outside even before the interior repairs are completed.
 Make Xmas Day cheerful for some absent one. Send your Christmas greeting by Telephone.-Adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Hiram Beebe gave dinner party last evening to few friends. Those present were MT. and I Mrs w. N. Beebe, MT. and Mrs. w. N. Decker, MT. and Mrs. Frank Stevens, MT. and Mrs. Earl Coons and Miss Mattie Manvel.
 Give books instead of pearl necklaces this year. A good book is continuous source of pleasure. There is no more appropriate holiday gift. To learn of the best issued this season call and look over the display at G. L. Parsons 6