Connecticut western news., 1915-02-04

Donohue, at St. Mary's church, Lake vile, ill the presence of large num- Der of friends of the young couple. After wedding breakfast at Father DOnohue's house the bridal couple started on a honeymoon tour that will last about week, when they will take up their residence at the Rood farm, near Clayton, which MT. Illuminate re- gently purchased. Elizabeth O'Keefe and Dominick Lorrity stood up with the pair. The bride and groom received large number of wedding presents, including silver, linen, etc.
 In court in Great Burlington, Mon- day, Charles Tyrrell, of Sandisfeld, was fined $50 on a misconduct charge and on similar charge Mrs. Katherine Clark, of Sandisfeld, was placed on probation for six months. Her hus- band, Edward Clark, was the com plainant. Mrs. Clark returned to her husband and four children in Sandis- field.
 James Rafferty is dead and Henry Tower is in the hospital as the result of inhaling fumes from coal stove at their rooming house, Pittsield, Monday morning. Tower was revived after a pulmotor had been used for an hour and will probably recover. Credit for sav- ing Towers life is given Miss Louise Foss. telephone operator, who located the pulmotor, physicians and ambulance and had them at the house within six minutes after being notified of the acci- dent.
 Master Thomas Sweeney, son of Will liam Sweeney, has been very ill at his home on Church street.
 The case of Whitfcrd against l.. c. Whitney, of East Canaan, ill which goods in Whitney's store were attached, a. related last week, was heard before Justice Ford, Tuesday morning. It was an action for recovery on a bill for supplies from the Whittord store, amounting to $25.I6. l.. J. Nickerson appeared for Whitney; Whitford ap- peared as his own counsel. He exhibit ed his account against Whitney and swore to its accuracy. Whitney &C., knowledged the indebtedness and the case was promptly settled on payment of the bill and costs.
 George c. Peet, of Bridgeport, was in town Monday, visiting his mother.
 Joseph Quinn, of Hartford, was at his parents over Sunday.
 Miss Mabel Donalds has returned from the House of Mercy hospital, where she has taken a course in nursing.
 Rev. W. F. Maylott and H. w. Strayer are delegates from Housatonic Lodge to the Grand Lodge, F. and A. M., in New Haven this week.
 Mrs. Herbert U. Ladd and son Henry, have been visiting Mrs. Ladd's brother, S. E. Kimball in Millerton.
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Whitford have been visiting friends in Waterbury and Hartford, attending the Grand Chapter meeting of O.. E. s. in Hartford while there.
 Miss Mary Granger has been visiting Misses Noble in New Milford.
 Miss Frances Freeman has been visit ing in Hartford.
 Mrs. James Hanlon has been visiting Mrs. s. Rogers in New Hartford.
 The Pilgrim church mid-week meet ing will be held on Friday evening of this week.
 The Pilgrim Brotherhood class next Sunday will continue the discussion of Billy Sunday and the general subject of revivals.
 The Italian Lodge will give a social dance in the Town Hall, Friday even. ing, Feb. 5. Good music. Everybody welcome.
 George Condon is the new clerk al Benton & Wright's.
 ] Miss Mary Fitch was home from Danbury Normal over Sunday. Mrs. A. W. Holsapple and Mrs. w. N. Decker visited relatives in New Britian from Thursday until Saturday Next week, Thursday and Friday evenings, the Hose Company minstrels : Paste the date in your hat. Ticket: will go on sale Friday afternoon nex at the Fuller Hardware Go. s store al o'clock. All seats are reserved, al 50 cents each.
 Next week Friday evening, Lincoln'' birthday, the union Brotherhood sup per in the East Canaan Congregations Church, and addresses on "Lincoln' by former Attorney General John H Light, of South Norwalk. The affair should attract a large attendance o 3 brothers from this end of the town. Mrs. H. L. Ross spent Thursday witt v friends in Lakeville.
 - Mrs. G. A. Adam visited in Nev s York city recently.
 t Mrs. George Roger spent last Frida, 0 with relatives in Lakeville. : John Fuller has been home iron
 Boston for few days. @ H. A. Holt is assisting at the Con s necticut Power Go. s office. Mrs. E. A. Brewer and son Arthur , spent Saturday in Lakeville.
 MT. and Mrs. s. W. Barnes and MT
 and Mrs., Wallace Canfeld will leav , soon for Florida, where they will spenc u the balance of the winter.