Connecticut western news., 1915-10-07
CANAAN

form late frlQay nlBnU, Dy OOnsCdol' Trieschmann, and the next morning he pleaded guilty to the charge of in- toxication and was fined $5 and costs by Justice Ford. Trieschmann took him to litchfeld to work out the total of SEQ 56. J. Clinton Roraback prose cuted.
 George P. Hardenbergh, of the Stone & Webster Company, has returned from the company's home office at Boston, where he has been learning some more of the ropes in the $. &. W. business.
 Frank Johnson is building a garage on his premises-and that doesn't mean that he is going to raise geese, although there may be some honk-honking around there. -
 Mrs George H. Oles is spending few days with nieces in Pittsfeld.
 c. E. Rocks, of Boston. Mass. has accepted a position with The Connecti- cut Power Company.
 Mrs. A. P. Freeman is spending the week in Brooklyn and New York city.
 James w. Mccormick spent the week -end in Fishkill Landing, where he attended funeral Friday.
 The feature at the movie show, next Wednesday evening will be tEe famous Madam Olga Fetrova, in "The Tigress, n a production which has created sen- sation in the theatrical world.
 The mid week meetings at Pilgrim church will be resumed on Thursday evening at 7:30. The topic will be "The Ideal Church." '" .......
 The Mission Circle of Pilgrim church will meet with Mrs. John Adam Fri day afternoon at o'clock. ..
 Miss Russell, of Stratford, is spend ing few weeks at The Naples.
 Dr. Corwin received four first prem iums and one championship award on his exhibit of Orpingtons, at the Great Burlington fair.
 Up to the 18th week of the egg lay ing contest at Storrs, Mrs. John D. Beck s pen of White Wyandottes have laid 1851 eggs.
 The drama, "Sirners, 7" which. was booked for the Mahaiwe next Tuesday night had the date cancelled as the company goes off the road Saturday night.
 Housatonic Lodge, F. and A. M., will confer the E. A. degree at the regular communication next Thursday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. George c. Peet, of Bridgeport, are occupying the Peet house on Granite aver ue for short time.
 On Thursday. Oct. IA, cider apples will be loaded at Canaan for shipment to the vinegar works at Cornwall Bridge. The price will be 25 cents per hundred pounds at the car. Telephol or write E. C. Finney at the railroad station about how many bushels you will deliver.-Adv.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Drumm left yesterday for visit with relatives in Pittsfeld.
 Monday, George Roger, convicted of embezzlement from the Canaan Ma tional Bank, and Wong Long, a China man convicted of keeping an opium den, were transferred from the New Haven jail to the federal penitentiary at Atlanta Georgia, the former under sentence of five years, and the latter two years. Deputy U. $. Marshal T. E.. Hawley and Constable James Graham, of Hartford, took the prisoners to Atlanta
 Canaan was represented at the Corn wall meeting by eleven and East Ca naan by eight persons.
 The program of the Cranford Club meetings for the coming season, is off the press, and gives promise of an in- teresting and profitable ser1es of stud ies. The first meeting will be "fagot meeting.' at Mrs. Rowe's. October IA. Some of the characters that will be studied during the season are, Florence Nightingale, Ebert Hubbard, Fanny Crosby, Laura Bridgman, Maude Adams, Ellis Parker Butler, Queen Maude of Norway, Mark Twain, Robert Louis Stevenson, John Muir, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Clara Barton, James Whitcomb Riley, Frances E. Willard, Victor Hugo, Susan B. Anthony, Will lloud pA AhdOhOlaJ. IhO Oh1CclS LII the Club are. Mrs. Eugene T. Rowe, president; Miss May c. Smith, vice. president; Mrs. George Roger, secre. tary and treasurer; Mrs. H. L. Ross and Mrs. H. H. Scutt, program com mittee.
 MT. B. s. Lawyer, of Baltimore, Md, was a guest of H. W. Strayer at the Canfeld, Thursday night.
 George W. Hall has purchased a Chevrolet five pa eng9r touring auto and has taken the agency for these cars for several towns in this vicinity.
 N. L. Jackson, accompanied by his father, J. c. Jackson, returned to Bath, Maine, last Friday.
 The Woman's Home Missionary so- ciety meets with Mrs. N. A. Preston tomorrow afternoon.
 John Kemp and family were visitors