Connecticut western news., 1914-11-26
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A bran new up-to-date Powers No. 5 Cameragraph has been installed at Town Hall by the Canaan Amusement Co.,, to replace the old machine that went Dutch couple of weeks ago and re ,ulted in the house bein clark for the last fortnight. The new machine will be put in commission Saturday night and the Amusement Company promise to show better pictures than ever
 Mrs. R. Harley Kellogg and children, who have been visiting Mrs. s. J. Hamm, returned Friday to their home in Middletown.
 The foundation for N. Watson liar denbergh's new house on Orchard work.
 Mrs. N. E. Storm returned Tuesday from Hartford. Her sister, Miss Bessie Bonney, was operated on for appendi- cjtis at the Hartford hospital week ago. IT. last reports are that she is doing nicely. H. a
 Brewer Brothers are installing new
 
 The Pratt & Whitney Company, of Hartford.
 The mid-week service of the Metho- dist church is omitted for this week.
 Friends of the Visiting Nurse Asso- citation should not forget that 85 per cent. of the proceeds of the sale of the Christmas stamps will be used for local work and remains the property of the Canaan branch The stores in town have the stamps on sale.
 w. W. Rowland. of West Stock bridge, called on friends in town the last of the week.
 There are no meetings of either the Cranford or Hawthorne Clubs this week
 The local lodge, Knights of Colum. bus, will give whist and dance ill Odd Fellows Hall tonight, Thursday.
 The High school gave Thanksgiving eve dance last night.
 Mrs. H. L. Ross is spending Thanks giving with her sisters in Bethel.
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Ford and Mrs. U. H. Miner are Thanksgiving guests of Hon. l.. J. Nickerson, at Cornwall.
 Bert Brewer has purchased at Ford s music rooms, new piano, as a gift to his bride. This is the second piano Bert has purchased within year.
 The Canaan Lumber Co.,, has built an addition to their office at their yards on Railroad street
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Default have moved their household goods from the "Perch" to Pittsfeld.
 Miss Celia Kane, 23 years of age, daughter of John Kane, of this place. d sd yesterday morning at san;t t ,rium ln Foug keepsie, where she had been sn,e .ast September. Besides her fatl CT she is survided by four sisters, Mrs. art.n Casey, of East Canaan; Mrs. Annie Ganci, of this place; Mrs. Dor ald McClinton, of Fenns ,lvania, and Mrs Benjamin Ganci, of New York; also seven brothers, Joiln. of Poughpeepksie; Matthew, of Water bury; Patrick, of Bridgeport; Michael of Ashley Falls; Thomas, Thoma. ton, William of Canaan, and James. Funeral services will be held at St. Joseph's church Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. Freeman Dempsey and so Frederick and John will spend Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. O. F. Wanger in Salisbury.
 Philip Orben spent Thanksgiving with frie1 ds in Mill River.
 Manuel Trigeiros spent Thanksgiv- in in Norfolk.
 Ashely Falls talent is to give a play at Town Hall Monday evening" "All Tangled Up," is the attraction with some features added during the evening. The proceeds go to the Ashley Falls Village Improvement Society.
 Local High way Commissioner Tom Butler is giving the streets-Main, Railroad and Chrrch-a top-dressing of crushed st' n to put them into good condition for the winter.
 Bring your list of the new books you want to examine t) Parsons store next Tuesday. They will gladly order any book not in stock. Adv.
 The following new books are now on the shelves of Douglas library: Story of Dieciehurst, Craddock; Women in the Alcove, Lee; A Lady of Leisure, Sedgwick, E.; The Encounter, Sedg- wick, A. D.; Germany and England, Cramb; Heart of the West, Roads of Destiny. Strictly Business, O'Henry; Germany and the Germans from an American viewpoint, Collier; Pan Ger manism, Usher.
 One smoke day given up pays for a Telephone in your home. Adv.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Collins and daughter, Florence will spend Thanksgiving at Eben Kimball's in East Canaan.
 Judge Storm, of Gravesend, L. l., is visiting at o. J. Decker's.
 Charles Rodemeyer, of The News