Connecticut western news., 1915-09-23
CANAAN

bury, New York, Port Jefferson, l.. l., and Hudson. They proceeded immedi- ately to their apartments, over N. 5. Storm s, in the Ed. Fitzgerald house on Railroad street. Thursday night they received visitation from the massed calathump and Citizens Bands, and were given a "serenade, which Slats reciprocated by passing the cigars.
 Mrs. Carl Noble and son, who have spent the summer ill town, returned to Florida this week.
 Misses Mary and Margaret Collins and Mabel Quinn have been in Hartford for few days.
 William Noble of New Milford, was a recent guest of the Misses Granger.
 Mrs Harriett Swift, of Norfolk, call ed on friends in town Monday.
 Miss Ruth Manchester. of Winsted, has been visiting Mrs. Walter Hayes.
 Miss Katherine Noble is taking a two weeks vacation from her duties at the Connecticut Power Go. s office and is visiting in Newark, N. J.
 A very pleasant evening was spent at the home of MT. and Mrs. Edward Bates Tuesday, the party being in the nature of surprise given in honor of their first wedding anniversary. The even ing was devoted to music and cards, refreshments consisting of ice cream and cake were served.
 New Autumn Millinery, we invite you to our Opening Display, "The Hat Shop" Canfeld Building. Adv.
 F R. Collin was in New York city on business trip the first of the week.
 First Selectman Reel advises us that the copies of the annual Town Report will be mailed to all voters Saturday. If parties fail to receive one they can secure copy at his office or of Town Clerk Allyn Fuller
 J. Henry Roraback and son Lewis broke camp at Twin Lakes, Monday.
 Grant Garter, who has been at Demp. sey's Drug store for the past two years, is taking brief vacation preparatory to entering Albany College of Pharmacy for a course of study in his chosen pro. fession.
 The ladies of the Methodist church will serve Harvest supper Wednesday evening, October 6.
 Everett Lyles returned to his school in Bedding yesterday morning.
 Howell Freeman is attending school in Torrington.
 Miss Saygers, the nurse, accompanied the maid of the George H. Mitchell household. Salisbury, to Pittsield. Monday, where the latter underwent an operation for appendicitis in the House of Mercy. 7.
 Among the distinguished auto tourists who registered for inner at the Can. field were Judge A. Heaton Robertson, of New Haven, who was twice demo- cratic candidate for governor on the democratic ticket, and Judge Joel H. Reed, of the superior court, of Stafford Springs, Conn.
 Rev. E.. c. Gillette gave an illus trated lecture Sunday night in Pilgrim church on "Japan, the Land of the Lotus Flower.''
 F. T. Manville, of New Haven, re- presenting the Peter Schuyler Cigar manufacturers, of Kingston, N. Y, was in town Saturday. He reports business booming in the cigar line, his house having manufactured and sold in the last year 52, ,000.0 900 Peter Schuyler cigars, including 15,0OO, 900 "Briefs, |" the cent brand.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Shaw re- turned Tuesday afternoon from Walton, N. Y., where they spent a few weeks.
 Miss Laura Goodwin, daughter of MT. and and Mrs. Frank Goodwin, left yesterday for Mount Holyoke, Mass, where she will take a course at the Mount Holyoke College.
 Mrs. John D. Beck's pen of White Wyandottes, in the Storrs gg-laying contest, have laid l, 466 eggs up to the 46th week of the contest.
 The call for the annual town meet ing October 4. appears ill another column of this issue. It will be seen that there is considerable business to transact at the business meeting, which should interest every voter and taxpay- CT. The business meeting is held at 3 o'clock in the main hall.
 A ballgame for purse of $200, win ner take all, is to be played in East Ga naan, Saturday afternoon, between the East Canaan and Millerton teams. The East Canaans have defeated the Miller tons twice this season, and are confi- dent of their ability to do it again. The York Skaters. however, with a wink ill the other eye, aver that when it comes to a contest flor blood" they will show East Canaan thing or two and bring home the bacon.
 MT. George J. Vogel, Superintendent of Schools in Torrington, was a week end guest at the A. P. Freeman cot tage, Twin Lakes.
 MT. Walter Hatmaker is soon to move his family from the s. c. Beckley house to Mrs. Florence Humphreys S tenement on Main street, known as the Jerry New place.
 MT and Mrs. N. w. Moore and son