Connecticut western news., 1916-02-17

lWeIIluS OCClpleu Dy olOfcI WcdNCl at the time of the fire February 0, was settled by the Fidelity -Phenix Fire In surance Company, of New York, to the full satisfaction of the assured, through the Edwin $. Pease Insurance Agency Monday, February l4, 1916. Clarence H. Gillette, of West Hart ford, was visitor at Mrs. $. c. Beck ley's, Monday.
 North Canaan men drawn as jurors for the superior court are: Frank Lang don, Levi $. Bronson, Almerin Gillette
 Arthur Douglas, of New York, was a week. end guest of his cousin. Donald J. Emmons.
 Miss G. Irene Green, of New York city, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. James Greene.
 William Torrant and William Blass spent last Saturday in Pittsfield and attended the Battle Cry of Peace.
 MT. and Mrs. John Cudney were in Pittsfield last Friday and attended the Battle Cry of Peace.
 Misses Margaret Collins and Mabel Quinn attended a masquerade dance in Norfolk last Thursday night
 The Cranford Club meets today with Mrs. $. G. Camp. The topic for the afternoon is "Current Topics" by Miss Mary Dewey.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Hartmann, of New York, are stopping for few days with MT. and Mrs. Walter King Stone, at Twin Doors. MT. Hartmann is an artist and is putting in good time with Mrs Stone photographing and sketch ing the picturesque snowscapes in all the region round about the King Stone domain.
 The second whist party in the series being given by the members of Canaan Hose Company, in Town Hall, last Thursday evening, was as largely at tended and as fully enjoyable as the first. The third whist will be given tomorrow evening, and there is no reason to suppose it will be one bit less interesting or successful than it's prede cessors.
 
 February 5, at the home of her daugh. ter. Mrs. Louis Kaplan, i'll Kingston. She had been i'll for the past few weeks. Mrs. Goodman is survived by two sons, Julius, of Hartford, Conn.,, and Isidore, of Milwaukee, Wis, and two daughters, Miss Lena Goodman, of Ashley Falls, Mass, and Mrs. Kaplan. Miss Good man is the lady. who owned the old Hoag place which was burned recently.
 Ernest Babb has accepted a position in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. F. K. White, of Yonkers, N. Y. 7, is a guest of Mrs. J. E. Rhoades.
 Mrs. George Hardenbergh gave a card party for the members of the Thimble Club and their husbands last week Wednesday night.
 Deans rheumatic pills for rheu- matism and neuralgia. Entirely veget- able. Safe. Adv.
 Miss Sarah Holley has been spending a few days in Lakeville.
 Mrs. 0. E. Badgley has been visiting friends in New York city for few days.
 Miss Marian Werner was a guest of friends in Pittsfield from Friday until Sunday.
 Miss May Parmelee spent the week end with her sister in West Hartford.
 Ray Whitford spent the week end at his home in Wassaic.
 Any child or student who holds a book nearer than twelve inches either needs glasses or has a very harmful habit. If you have symptoms of eye. strain see Peabody at Ford's music store, Feb. IS and 19.-Adv.
 Miss Florence Adams is slowly inn proving from her illness.
 Mrs. Edward Bates has been on the sick list.
 George Benedict has returned to Ga naan and is working on the night switcher.
 Fred Stevens IS working at the coal ing station.
 Miss Florence Fitzperald entertained number of friends at her home on High street with card par6y last Fri day evening in honor of her cousin, Miss Elizabeth O'Brien. of Hartford. Refreshments were served and very pleasant evening spent by all present.
 Miss Elizabeth O'Brien, of Hartford, was a weekend guest of relatives here.