Connecticut western news., 1915-11-11
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Business Mems Association will be helt aert Wednesday evening in. Odd Eel Bows Hall. This will be the nrst regu lar meeting after the summer vacation and should bring out goodattendance Besides. business of importance to be considered, there will be an interesting ialk by Rev. A. B. Crichton, on the sub Seot of Jhe work of the weather observer md the methods employed at weather bureaus. MT. Crichton has made g study of this subject, which is an in ssnsely Interesting one.
 The Cornwall Agricultural Society hold their annual meeting and election sf officers at Grange hall next Wednes day evening, November IF.
 Invitations have been received in Canaan. to the Old Home Week celebra- slon and dedication of the new City Hall in Waterbury, Thursday, Friday and Saturday of next week. It is go- ing to bs the biggest time Waterbury has sesn in a long time.
 Dr. H. l.. Ross has received word ss1as brother in- law, Fred Marshall, of Garnet, N. Y., up in the Adirondack region, was found dead, leaning over a fence nea1 his home, Sunday morning, with bullet wound through his body, evidently from his own gun,. which lay beside him.. It is thought the gun was accidentally discharged while he was attempting to climb over the fence.
 After this week the Canaan Amuse- ment Co.,, will present films of the Universal Film Company, instead of the General and Alec as heretofore. The first attraction will be next Wednes- day night, when the feature will be A' ,kasb Jim. y A three to six real fea- sEre will be given at each performance, Wednesday and Saturday evenings, be- aides the usual variety pictures.
 The Cranford, Club makes change Tn it's program for this afternoon. The meeting will be held with Mrs. G. W. Hall and the subjects for the afternoon arc Ellis Parker Butler. by Mrs. Root and Queen Maude of Norway, by Mrs. Rowe.
 Four barrels of vegetables and fruit were sent to Five Points Mission yesterday by the Epworth League of fhe Methodist church.
 Harvey Wright will have charge of l.. B. Tinker's teaming during the lat ter's absence at the hospital.
 MT. D. l.. Peirce has been confined to his house for some days with an at- fack of stomach trouble. At present writing he is recovering.
 The switch, operating, the fire alarm siren, is being adjusted. at the corner of the Fuller block on the top of which she fire alarm is located. ..s
 Miss Mary Finnegan, of New York, Is spending couple of weeks with her isster, Catherine, who will accompany her back to New York for a Thanks giving visit.
 N. R. Brinton was in New York, Monday, where he attended meeting of the officials of the Studebaker Cor poratioR.
 N. R. Brinton, of Falls Village, has just delivered 6-cylinder seven pas- senger Studebaker car to Mrs. George E.. Brink.
 The meeting and banquet of the Iitchfeld County University Club at Litchfeld, Friday evening proved de- Gghtful occasion, as usual. Hon. George M. Woodruff toastmastered the feast and the speakers-top- -notchers, every one--were Dean Williams, of the Pulitzer School, of Journalism. New York; Rev. Oscar Maurer, pastor of Center church, New Haven, and Judge R. l.. Munger, of Ansonia.
 The Mission Circle of Pilgrim church will hold its annual sale and harvest supper on Friday afternoon and evening of next week.
 Miss Sarah Holley spent Monday in Lakeville.
 Miss Lucy Randall, of Falls Village, was recent guest of her sister, Mrs. George w. Hall.
 Mrs. George R. Wilcox has pen of ten Columbia Plymouth Rock hens in the fifth annual egg laying contest now in it's sixth week at Storrs.
 The piano to be given away at the slose of the voting contest by The Ca- naan Printing Company, is now on dis play at their office.
 George L. Parsons sold one of his fancy Buff Rock Cockerels to Otto B. Robinson, of Williamatic, yesterday.
 The Epworth League held the month ly business meeting and social last evening at the parsonage with Rev. and Mrs. Travis.
 Glenn Kegler went out continuing Monday night and bagged coon weigh ing 27 pounds. The next day he bag ged three cartridges and two woodcock in a short space of time.
 The Hawthorne Club meets today with Miss O. H.. Roraback. The topic for the afternoon is '"The Awakening of the Social Conscience" by Mrs. R. D. Peirce.
 Miss Marjorie Lowe, of Lime Rock, has been visiting her cousin Miss May Parmelee~
 Miss Florence FitZperald sDent Sln.