Connecticut western news., 1916-06-15

LakeVille, and hlked over part or Ga naan Mountain with Mir. c. H. Bissell , president of the American Fern Society. The party this week are collecting on Bear Mountain and other inviting wildS.
 Little Mary Sunshine" will lllum- mate the darkness of the movie show next Wednesday evening. Ot this production the Dramatic Mirror says it is "a picture that will warm your heart with sunbeams. This beautiful child will bring tears of pethos to mother s eyes, and she will make every proud father want to hug and kiss her. With out doubt she is the most wonderful juvenile actress of her years in the realm of the silent drama"
 The CaDaan Lumber Company are now making their deliveries ill new Broadway motor truck.
 Local coal dealers have just com pleted filling the bins at the High School building, so the fuel question for the next year is settled for district No. 2.
 The Girls Friendly Society Vacation House opened yesterday. The house has just been wired for electric lights.
 Deans Rheumatic pills for rheuma- tism and Neuralgia. Entirely vege- table. Safe.-Adv.
 H. H. Scutt has added a National cash register to the equipment of his barber shop.
 ;a oo11a1 +o W Halls advertisement in another column. Real estate is MT. Hall s speciality.
 Winsted Citizen, Friday: Mrs. Lucy W heeler, widow of George H. Wheeler and native of Canaan, died at her home in Barkhamsted at 5:30 last eve- hing of old age. She was in her S6th year. She was the daughter of Will liam Partridge and Priscilla Lewis, of Canaan. A son, George, or Hartford, and daughter, Mrs. l.. E. Ransom. of Barkhamsted survive.
 Henry G. Yutzler, of Norfolk, was visitor in Canaan, Tuesday.
 Conductor Dennis O'Hearn, of the Hartford. Millerton passenger train on the c. N. E., is off duty this week, at- tending the ommencement exercises at Syracuse University, where his son William graduates. His train is being run, during his absence by Conductor James Mccormick, of the Canaan switcher. William Schmidt is Mo. Cormlck's S substitute in the meantime.
 w. F. Hill and Misses l.. H. Bragg, and Mary Hill and Mrs. E. A. Hill motored to Hartford last Friday and spent the day.
 George Vogel and Miss Isabel Coe called at The Naples Sunday.
 Mrs. S. A. Bennett is visiting her daughter in Hartford.
 Miss Ivah Lake. of Bridgeport, is stopping at The Naples.
 Miss Scofield, of Simsbury, visited her sister, Miss Alice B. Scofield at The Naples last week and attended the Norfolk concerts.
 H. Ii. Scutt and family spent Sun. day at Mrs. Scutt's home in Shelton Mrs. F. F. Stevens is taking part in the Fairfield County Sunday School Institutes this week.
 Mrs. Sabra Humphrey, who has been ill for several months, was moved a few days ago to Mrs. Conway's home in Sheffield
 MT. Charles l.. French, of Water. bury, is spending a few days in town.
 H. H. Scutt has just purchased a Shumann piano of Springfield parties.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. E. Baldwin, who have been spending several months with their daughter, Mrs. Joseph l.. Parsons, left Tuesday for Toronto Can., where they will visit before re. turning to their home i'll Lincoln, Neb.
 MT. and Mrs. Junius Rhoades are spending few weeks with MT. and Mrs. Albert Barnes in New York city.
 Lewis E. Holt and Charles Bodley motored from New Britain, Sunday and called on friends here.
 Frank B. Mum, Esq.,, of New Hart ford, was in town Monday.
 John Bianchi, the popular young clothier, who left Canaan few months ago to accept position as salesman in Pittsburgh, Penn, has severed his con- nection there, and will visit Canaan about July 1. The climate and other features of the smoky country of Penn. sylvania, are not to his liking. Others have found them similarly objection able.
 W. F. Hill has been visiting his daughter, Miss Mary Hill at The Naples.
 MT. and Mrs. L. E. Howe, Miss Mary Howe and John aillyer motored to Waterville, Sunday and spent the day.
 Mrs. Mary Blass, aged 83, aunt of MT. Adelbert Blass, of Canaan, died at the residence of heI son in Lackawanna City, N. Y, June l and was buried in Halsted, (East Ancram) her former home Her son Arthur Blass, was at one time yardmaster in the Canaan railroad yard of the c. N. E.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred Southern, of 1 New York came mn to vicit Mrc