Connecticut western news., 1915-01-28
CANAAN

The reception given by Miss Finue- gan's dancing class, ill Town Hall, Friday evening, was atte lded by the largest company of dancers assembled at any time this winter. NJ less th"" fifty-five co pies participated in the daucing. The stage WAS eIaborately decorated. Miss May Ktg gler, pianist furnished music. Pun h was served and the entire affair was immensely enjoyed.
 The economic housewife has a tele- phone and makes it work for her.-Adv.
 h, Hawthorne Club meets this afternoon with Miss Oliver at The Naples. The topic for the discussion is The War on Germs; Domestic, Mrs. Collin; Municipal, Mrs. Freeman.
 The Commodity Fair which opened yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church parlors attracted a good num- Der of buyers and the various booths of eatables, toilet articles, canned goods, etc., were we'll patronized. The oyster supper was all that could be desired. Special attractions are offered for this aICernOOn ana evening.
 The North Atlantic Buick Fleet will sail into Winsted, Friday afternoon, Jan. 29 and spend part of Saturday at Benjamin's Auto Shop, Winsted. The fleet consists of a full line of 1915 Buick models with professional drivers, and its worth seeing. Open house Fri day night, every body invited to in spect the fleet.
 The Women's Missionary Society of Pilgrim church will meet with Mrs. c. G. Smith on Friday afternoon at 2:30.
 At Pilgrim church next Sunday, MT. Gillette will preach on the theme, "Zaccheus, or the religion that gets re- sults.''
 The topic for the discussion in the Brotherhood class of Pilgrim church next Sunday will be Billy Sunday and his work. ' An Italian section hand, caught ill the act of looking into the windows of a Railroad street residence one night last week, was apprehended, and given warning to get out of town forthwith. He got.
 F. F. Stevens and Oliver Carter spent Tuesday at the Lenox Poultry Show. Mr. Stevens has an exhibit of his birds there.
 The Choral Society had their first re- hearsal of Stabat Mater Tuesday even- ing.
 The special attraction at Mahaiwe Theatre next Tuesday night is the comic opera Robin Hood'' with a grand opera cast with a special orches- tra of ten pieces.
 Miss A. B. Slighter, the popular Pittsfeld nurse, is in attendance at the Misses Browns.
 Dr. G. E. Corwin was visitor yes- terday at the Lenox Poultry show.
 The mid-week servlce at the Methc- dist church will be held tomorrow eve ming at the usual hour.
 The Mission Circle of Pilgrim church will meet Friday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. Jackson.
 Intelligence has been received of the death on Monday of Katherine Manley, aged 28 months, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Carl W. Dudley, and granddaugh- ter of Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Dudley, of Beverly, Mass. MT. Dudley is a brother of Mrs. E. L. Roberts, of this village.
 Mrs. George Roger has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Jane Mallory in sher- man.
 The Grand Chapter meeting of the O. E. $. is being held in Hartford today and tomorrow. Those attending from Esther Chapter, No. 72, o. E. $. a:e Mrs. George W. Ford, Mrs. A. W. Hol- sapple, Mrs. w. N. Decker, Mrs. H. F. Holt, Mrs. James Graney and Miss Adella Graney.
 Don't be afraid to send your children to Scutt's Barber Shop.-Adv.
 MT. l. w. Storey, or New Haven, title searcher for the New York, New Haven 6 Hartford Railroad Company, was in town for short time Tuesday morning.
 Ever wish, during the bleak winter months, that you could make the day brighter by calling some friend over the telephone?-Adv.
 S. E. Kimball, of Millerton, was a visitor in town Tuesday.
 Mrs. Frank Andrews, of West Beckett, is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. M. Col lins, and her mother. Mrs. Eben Kim ball ST.
 Miss Mary McGuire, of Hartford, is visiting at her home here.
 Iohn V Adam was an over Suudav guest in Winsted.
 Mrs. E. B. Dudley, of Beverly, Mass, who is frequent visitor in this village, is ill with ptomaine poison.
 Miss Sarah Stark is the guest of friends in West Cornwall.
 Miss Sarah Ferguson and Miss Jennie Ferry spent Tuesday in Hartford.
 Miss Adella Graney is visiting friends in Winsted.