Connecticut western news., 1915-11-25


 " Il account for the absence of some II, ms that some of you may be looking for.
 Miss Annie Sweeney and George Pendergast, motored from Winsted last Sunday and spent the day with Miss Sweeney's sister, Mrs. Joseph Smith.
 Miss Mary Bolton. of New York. is visiting at Joseph Kegler's.
 Miss Mary McGuire is home from Hartford for over Thanksgiving.
 Don't forget the Thanksgiving dance in Town Hall tonight. Music by Decker's orchestra of Millerton.
 Miss Mary Roger attended q sur prise party in honor of Russell Man. chester il Winstet last night.
 Mrs. John Nic1ll has returned from Coxsackie, N. Y.. where she has been visiting her sister Mrs. Gardnnr
 Miss Anna B own is visiting friends in Boston.
 Miss Camps dancing class will meet tomorrow evening, in Town Hall.
 MT. O. T. Vosburgh and bride arrived home from their honeymoon tour Tues. day evening.
 Mrs. Pearl Garfield Deloy is ill at The Canfield Hotel. Miss Donalds, the nurse, is taking care of her.
 Rev. A. E. Rorahack, of Brooklyn, Mrs. Roraback andss" the crown prince" arrived in town last night to enjoy their Thanksgiving dinner at Judge A. T. Roraback' $. MT. Roraback will re. turn at cnce to Brooklyn; Mrs. Rora. back and the baby remaining here for weeks visit. Miss Grace Roraback arrived home from New Jersey, Tues day evening.
 An heirloom which the late lament ed D. L. Peirce, prized very highly was deed given by Thomas Peirce to his brother, Amos Peirce, the great grandfather of Daniel l.. This docu mnet bears the date, 1724, having been given in the tenth year of His Maj. esty's reign" #t
 Winter window screens admit light and fresh air, but keep out dust, rain and snow. Adjustable to any size window. price 40 cents. Look at them in the window of The Canaan Plumb ing & Heating Company.-Adv.
 F. F. Stevens was in Sharon yester. day acting as one of the judges at the annual Poultry Show.
 Mrs. M c. Corb;t returned Monday from visit to friends in Waterbury and vicinity.
 The closing out sale of the Canaan Mercantile Company continues with big crowds in attendance. Several ad- ditional clerks have been required to take care Of the rush of customers.
 Misses Louise Trieschmann and Ellen Lindell are home from Danbury for the Thanksgiving vacation.
 Miss Margaret Roger is spending a few days in Waterbury.
 Grant Carter is home from Albany for the Thanksgiving vacation.
 MT. and Mrs. G. l.. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Roraback with Joseph L. and G. W. Parsons attended the funeral of George G. Peck in Sheffield, Monday fternoon.
 Judge and Mrs. George W. Ford spend Thanksgiving with Ned" Ford and family, Waterbury, and incident ally take in the Old Home Week festiv. ities in the Brass City.
 The Boy Scouts held Thanksgiving food sale at their rooms in the Dr. Camp building, yesterday afternoon.
 A. P. Freeman, of New York, was Ill town to attend the funeral of Mr. D. l.. Peirce.
 James Kane has been off duty at Rordens for the past week on account of bruised finger.
 Union Thanksgiving service were held last evening in the Methodist church. Revs. Gillette and Crichton spoke. This morning at 10:30 there will be the usual Episcopal Thanksgiv- ing service in Christ Church.
 E. A. Creevey attended the meeting of Connecticut Chamber of Commerce directors, at the Hartford Club, Friday, as proxy for State Director A. W. Hol- sapple, representing the Canaan Busi- ness Mems Association. The meeting was one of the most interesting and inn portant ever held by the board.
 Hiram G. Oles, of Baltimore: Harry D. Oles, of Beckett, Mass, and Gordon Fielding ant wife, of Pittsfeld, will take their Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. George H. Oles, at A. A. Hub. bard's, on Granite avenue.
 Glenwood ranges, Glenwood parlor and heating stoves are heavier, and better made than most other stoves; the weighing-in process and years of continued service proves this statement true.-Adv.
 Among the out-of town friends who attended the funeral of D. L. Peirce, Tuesday were c. E. Grifing, David Follett and A. V. A. Felten, of Dan- bury, members of the New England Lime Company.
 An Alphabet Bazaar will be held by the ladies of the Methodist church, Wednesday, December l, beginning at