Connecticut western news., 1915-01-21
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been conducting at the Town Hall.
 Miss Julia Graves, of syracuse is visiting her brother, Representative J. H. Graves.
 Mrs. A. T. Roraback returned from Brooklyn, N. Y. Tuesday evening.
 James Keenan, Jr., visited with friends in Naugatuck, Monday.
 Your grocer, your physician and your friends have service. Can you reach them by telephone?
 James Hanlon attended the poultry exhibition in Waterbury, Tuesday.
 Mrs. J. c. Richmond went to Hol- ley, N. Y, to visit an aunt, Mrs. Henry Roraback.
 The Canaan Amusement Go. offer for Saturday night in addition to the regu- lar features three reel drama, "The Other Half of the Note' MT. Will liam Bond, the tenor, will sing during the evening. The admission price re- mains as usual 15 and 10 cents.
 Keep telephone at your elbow-a residence telephone.
 The first meeting of the union teacher training class was held at the Metho- dist parsonage yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. Ida Fraleigh. of Hyde Park, was a guest of her mother Mrs. Dora We'd dle, from Saturday until Tuesday, re- turned much pleased.
 H. H. Scutt having purchased the Garfield Barber Shop, solicits your patronage assuring of first class work and sanitary shop. Adv.
 Posters are up announcing Com modity Fair at the Methodist church parlors next week Wednesday and Thursday.
 The Cranford Club meets this after noon with Mrs. D. w. Hardenbergh. The topics for the meeting are Prince Ludwig and family, Mrs. Hardenbergh; The Kaiser and family, Mrs. Rhoades; Queen Mary, Mrs. Adam.
 Edwin M. Kyle, of Bethel visited his uncle and aunt MT. and Mrs. E. W. Warner, last Monday.
 Mrs. Emily Stone has been very ill for the past week, being threatened with pneumonia.
 mIS. IIlpp 1S N01J olOh GU hOI AoAAO on Reed street.
 Eben Kimball, Jr., of Sonthbury, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. B. IT. Collins.
 G. L. Parsons 6 Son are busy pre- pairing for their annual inventory.
 Mrs. F. F. Stevens attended meet ing last Thursday and Friday of the New England State Sunday School secretaries held in Hartford.
 Mrs. Oles started yesterday for two weeks visit with her son and daughter in New York, Baltimore and Washing ton.
 Mrs. Leonard A. Caldwell under went a serious operation, including the removal of her appendix, at the Charter Oak Hospital, in Hartford, Monday. Her husband, who was with her at the time, returned home the same evening, and reported her condition as favorable.
 The case of George H. Blodgett vs. Eben Kimball, for payment of a note given in a horse transaction, was settled without litigation, Monday. Mr. Kim ball had lost 20 horses killed by order of the state of New York, on account of glanders, and was inclined to attri. bute the outbreak of the disease to the horses he had purchased of MT. Blod- gett.
 Don't wait until you have to say If I had only had a telephone. Order one now Adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Gilbert M Brewer, MT. and Mrs. Fred M. Brewer and Leonard Caldwell motored to Hartford, Saturday.
 Mrs. Mary Kemp is visiting her sis ter, Miss Irene Greene, in New York city.
 Maunel Trigieros spent Sunday with friends in Norfolk.
 Mrs. Herbert Ladd and son Henry returned from Southbury Saturday and will spend few weeks with relatives here before returning to Plattsburgh.
 Mr. James H. Travis, who has been spending a week with his son Rev. l.. E. Travis, returned Tuesday to his home in New York.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Bowling, of Will I1SUOWh3 IN. dlO IllOlI daughter, Mrs. John H. Graves.
 Miss Arlene Baker, of Hartford, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Hud- don.
 Jerome Root has been on the sick list.
 Mrs. John H. Graves is seriously ill at her residence on Barlow street. A trained nurse is in attendance.
 Mrs. James Keenan and Master James McGuire spent Saturday in Pittsfield.
 Mrs. James Hanlon was given a genuine surprise by about forty of her friends last Friday evening in honor of her birthday. Progressive whist was indulged in, after which refreshments were served all departing at late hour, having spent a most pleasant evening an1 wishing the hostess many happy returns of the day.
 Sergeant of Police Michael Dooley, of