Connecticut western news., 1915-04-29
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 for demonstration shriekel out in its own praise from the cupola of the Ives & Peirce grain elevator, yesterday morn ing, to the amazement of all who heard it-and if there was anybody within three miles who didn't hear it, it was because their hearing apparatus is GIL tirely out of commission.
 The spraying demonstration at the Stevens farm, East Canaan will bo given today, and should attract every fruit grower.
 MT. A. E. Creevey was a guest at the annual banquet of the AnsOnia Chamber of Commerce, Tuesday night. The speakers were Former President Taft and John Rodemeyer.
 Saturday, BaQgley offers choice cuts of real, lamb fresh pork and beef. Our special for that day. Bacon at 22 cents per pound. Adv.
 e With next Wednesday evening the Canaan Amusement Co.,, start two ex- hibitions each week. The feature of the show next Wednesday will be three reel picture "413," said to be thriller Three other reels will also be shown.
 Reo cars represent the most value for the money. Brewer Bros. sell them.- Adv.
 A Pyrane Fire Extinquisher costs little, but may save much. Brewer Brothers are the agents. Adv.
 James Kane and John Imhoff Jr., hovo ocnd now motor oyclpc
 Judge Roraback is sitting with the supreme court ill Norwich this week. The las5 meeting of the Cranford Club for the season was held at the home of Mrs. Charles Adam yesterday. It was fagot meeting.
 Mrs. E. R. Lorrain is visiting rela- tives in Pittsfeld.
 Ernest Blass is on the sick list.
 William Morris is assisting at w.. J. Reel coal yards. .. O. A. Beaujon is assisting at Ives 6 Peirce's.
 Howard Lawrence has accepted position at Brewer Bros., garage.
 Jospeh Allyn is running a Jitney from Canaan to Winsted.
 The subects of the sermons at Christ Church next Sunday will be "The Early Church." and 'The Cause of Unhappy Divisions.
 A daughter, Aline Margaret was born to MT. and Mrs. Thomas McClelland, Tuesday, April 27.
 We will offer you again this week shad at reasonable prices. Badgley's market Adv.
 Misses Avis Kimball and Ruth Staf- ford motored to Millerton and Pough- keepsie and spent the weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. Lasher, of Bangall, motored out Tuesday and are visiting their son, G. M. Lasher and family.
 Fred Brewer has purchased Victrola of Great Burlington parties.
 O. T. Vosburgh and daughter Mar garet motored to Hudson and spent Sum- cay.
 The Ford, The univeral car. Brewer Bros., can supply them for you now.- Adv.
 W. D. Adam, of Lakeville, called on friends in town Friday. The genial "Will' has been almost cripple with rheumatism for months but reports he is now on the gain.
 A postcard from Mrs. J. L. Parsons and daughter Lillian. dated Santa Cruz, Cal. April IS, said: i've are visiting Barbara, Santo Cruz. Del Monte and Monterey this week, and expect to at- tend Exposition and see the San Fran ciso "elephant'' soon.
 Dr. Parmelee, the chiropodist, will be at the Garfield Inn Monday and Tues. feet.-Adv.
 Miss Sarah Holley, of Lakeville, was in town Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kegler, MT. and Mrs. Clement Kegler and MT. and Mrs. Floyd Garfield motored to Lake Buel Sunday and visited MT. and Mrs. John BigfOrd.
 Mrs. John Imhoff has been on the sick list.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Handlin motored from Sharon, Sunday and visited at E. w. Barrett's.
 Mrs. Anderson, of Southwick, Mass. is visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. W. Barrett and family.
 Ray Whitford, inspector at Borden s. spent Sunday at his home iu Wassaic, N. Y.
 Herbert Stanton, of East Chatham has been visiting here.
 Mrs. J. M. Gray, of Chapinville, was visitor in town Monday.
 Mrs. Edward Atwater, of Spring field, is visiting her daughter, Mrs Samuel G. Camp.
 William Adam and daughters Isabelle and Jessie, of Lakeville, spent Satur day and Sunday with Mrs. Jane Camp
 Mrs. II. D. Humphrey and daughte Beatrice spent Saturday in Pittsield.
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