Connecticut western news., 1915-10-14

the Mission Circle will meet with Mrs. Humphrey on the same afternoon at | o'clock.
 There will be meeting of special importance on Thursday evening at 7:3O at Pilgrim church for all church officers anI the officers of all the ahxilliary organizations.
 R.v. E. o. Gillette expects to go next Wednesday to New Haven to attend The biannual meeting of the National l Council of Congregational churches. Mir. Gillette will be member of the council, representing the Litchteld Northwest Association. Mrs. Gillette expects to spend few days also attend i ing the meetings.
 Cost and results tell the story. Residence Telephone Service costs little but is of value every day in the year. Adv.
 Dr. and Mrs. H. l.. Ross started Saturday, by auto, for the Adirondacks, where the doctor will remain until | November 1, Mrs. Ross returning week or so earlier Dr. Ross has q bungalow near the Chatiemac Club, of 1 which he is member, on the shore of | Chatiemac Lake, and expects to bag several Adirondack deer and bears dur ing his sojourn.
 Miss Lillian Ingereoi, of High street was given miscellaneous shower Mon- day afternoon by and at the pretty home of Mrs Robert Black. Twenty. | five of her friends attended. She re- ceived many beautiful and useful presents. Refreshments were served at the close including sandwiches, cake and coffee
 Miss Debbie Washburne has been en- i tertaiuing her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George Washburne, and sis ter, Miss Ida, ot Pleasantville, N. Y., the past week. Mrs. Fred Brewer, the Misses Lousie and Ina Trieschmann, Ebba Lindell and Isabel Roger and Messrs. Gilbert Brewer and Harry A. Holt motored over the Mohawk Trail last Friday re- turning by way of Northampton, Vest field and Jacobs Ladder.
 John Realy, inspector on the Clayton road left Thursday fol Torrington, to superintend the building of roads at Litchfield and Colebrook.
 Mrs. Freeman Dempsey and sons, Frederick and John were Sunday guests at Charles Wanger's Ill Sails bury.
 Nelson l.. Parsons is assisting at F. R. Collins jewelry store for while.
 Town Clerk Allyn Fuller is having calls for more Town Reports. Anyone having a copy they do not wish to preserve would confer favor by leav- ing it with him.
 The Women's Guild of Christ Church will hold a card party tomorrow (Fri- day) evening in the parish house. The party will begin at o'clock. Light refreshments will be served. . r
 Miss Ina Trieschmann was the guest of relatives in Torrington from Mon- day until Thursday last week.
 The directors of the Litchfield County Automobile Club held meet ing in the parlor of the Garfield, Wednesday evening, when matters of interest to the organization and to automobilists generally, were discussed. Among other subjects considered was the sign board question, and it was de- cided to have more sign boards erected at points where they are needed, throughout the county. Those present were, l.. P. Case, c. B. Moore and B. R. Holmes, of Winsted President F.. U. Newcomb, E. l.. Phelps and H. O.. Morse, of Litch6eld; John N. Brooks, Torrington, pr. r. H. Lee and pr. H. L. Ross, Canaan.
 Mrs. Sarah G. Hammond is at The Wangum for the winter.
 Miss Ellen Lindell was home from Danbury Normal over Sunday.
 Messrs. Freeman Dempsey, Oliver Garter, David Roger and Harry A. Holt motored to Albany, N. Y., last Sunday and called on Grant Carter and other friends.
 Just few pennies a day pays for Residence Telephone Service.-Adv.
 Judge A. T. Roraback and family have closed their cottage at Twin Lakes and returned to Canaan.
 Mr. and Mrs T. I. Ferguson and Mrs. William Abbott, of Bridgeport, have been guests of the Misses Ferguson.
 Rollin M. Rood, of South Man. chester, has been spending few days ill town.
 Judge Ford gave a striking object lesson ill strenuous justice, Monday, by yielding an axe like a coal-bushman and chopping down the old tree trunk that had adorned the lawn in front of, the temple of justice and jewsharps for so many moons.
 Canaan Bald Head Club banqueteers will go to Winsted this evening, mostly by automobile.
 A deer was found dead on Judge Roraback's premises near the lakes, Monday. It is supposed to have been shot long distance from where it was found and to have run to the spot after being wounded.
 The announcement of the first uniOn