Connecticut western news., 1914-10-22
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 The Bluebird Club has arranged for an entertainment to be given ill Odd Fellows hall Monday afternoon at 3:45. Mir. and Mrs. Bowyer Pain will give dramatic sketches. Mrs. N. W. Hardenbergh and Miss Creevey will have charge of the musical part of the program. The entertainment is for the benefit of the Camp Fire Girls to apply on the rent of the hall for the coming year. Tickets can be had of the members.
 There will be union meeting of the Missionary Society and the Mission Circle of Pilgrim church on Friday, at the residence of Dr. Adam. The Mission Circle meeting at 2:30 for business and the Missionary Society at three o'clock. At this meeting the annual election of officers for the Woman's Union will take place. A full attendance by the ladies of the church is desired.
 Miss Florence Laidlaw, of Oneonta, N. r., is visiting Miss Beatrice Humphrey.
 Dennis O'Hearn, conductor of the east bound morning train, has been in Philadelphia attending meeting of the Order of Railroad Trainmen. Con- ductor Landry is substituting on his train.
 Mrs. John G. Adam and daughter Norma, are spending some time in Bowmanville. Canada.
 The fine old fashion of laying nice things on the editors table has not been forgotten by "Dave" Hatmaker, who brought into the sanctum, yester- day a generous package of that delicious sausage which he is furnish ing to hotels and private families, and which he makes, himself.
 A delegation from Cauaan Lodge, I. O. o. F. went to Winsted, Tuesday night to witness Clifton Lodge work the second degree. A good time is re- ported by the visitors.
 The Canaan Plumbing 6 Heating Go. are installing a steam heating plant for IT F. Watson in Falls Village.
 MT. Spadola, of Naugatuck, and John Caldwell are in the employ of the Canaan Plumbing 6 Heating Go.
 At meeting of the Canaan Equal Franchise League held with Mrs. Florence Humphrey, Tuesday, these delegates were chosed to attend the state suffrage convention in Hartford today and tomorrow: Miss Ella Brown, Mrs. Joseph l.. Parsons, Mrs. Frank Hitchcock Mrs. Hitchcock, however, has delegated Mrs. George ". Ford as her substitute.
 The morning express train south killed deer, near the Maltbie cross ing, Friday. Game Warden Hornbeck was notified, but Commissioner Pease beat him to it, and dressed the animal in Hitchcock's barn.
 Housatonic Lodge F. and A. M. will confer the second. degree on two candi- dates this evening.
 Needed to complete our home epuiq- ment-a telephone. Adv.
 Calvin E.. Barnes, of Winsted, has been spending few days with his brothers in town.
 George Cleveland, of Bridgeport, was guest of George R. Wilcox the first of the week.
 Mrs. J. Henry Roraback spent the first of the week in Hartford.
 You can help the Bluebird Club by attending their entertainment next Monday afternoon at Odd Fellows hall.
 Miss Ida Van Deusen, who has been spending the summer with MT. and Mrs. s. w. Barnes is now visiting rela- tives in New York, but will return to her Florida home about November 1.
 Mrs. D. A. Riker, of Hartford, spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs. George R. Wilcox. MT. and Mrs Riker will be remembered as the proprietors, several years ago, of what is now the Garfield hotel.
 Edward D. Norton and F. R. Collin took an automobile trip. to Pittsfeld, Tuesday in the latter's car.
 Mason Humphrey spent Sunday with Jerome Hoag in Pittsfeld.
 Rev. l.. E. Travis attended the Epworth League convention in Hud- son, Tuesday.
 hIS. JOHA NICOll lS NlSIUluS ueE sister, Mrs. G. B. Gardner, in Cox sackie, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan Blodgett and children motored to Waterbury and spent Sunday.
 Joseph Quinn, of Hartford, was home over Sunday.
 Miss Mary Collins was home from Hartford over Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Nicoll, of Great Burlington, spent Sunday in town.
 One cigar less day will pay for telephone in our home. Adv.