Connecticut western news., 1916-06-08
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SeGGIuS Ol 6Ile WOruS Cl oC. MdTh: Auu they brought little children to Him that He should touch them specially con- posed by Miss Gladys DeHart for the occasion. The production made very favorable impression and was sweetly Tpng by Miss DeHart.
 Mrs. Ralph D. Stanard, of Mill River; Mrs Frank W. Reyes, of Pitts field, and Mrs. E. J. $. Rogers, of Pleasant Valley, spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Elmer LefingweD. Next Monday evening at 8:,5, "The Dust of Egypt" will be the feature at the movie show. This is the story of mummy's awakening from 5000 years sleep, and is replete with thrill ing incidents and situations.
 Mrs. Mary B. McLelland, of Santa Cruz, Cal, is visiting MT and Mrs. J. l.. Parsons and other relatives in town. Mrs McLelland is a cousin of MT. George l.. Parsons.
 Frank Stevens, of Leesburg, Fla, is acting as chauffeur for J. Clinton Rora- back.
 Misses Amy Lansing, Marian Hols- duu EllZdD6tH EoITC6 dr0 IlOHc from Northfeld for the summer.
 Miss Ruth Peirce graduated from Miss Wheelock's school in Boston last week and returt ed home Sunday. She will teach In Winsted the coming year.
 Miss Catherine Heany, of Pittsfeld, visited Miss May Lorraine at E. R. Lorrain's, Tuesday.
 The union railway station is being painted a color something between elephants breath" and lemon mer. ingue. with trimmings of Indian red. It looks real cute.
 Mrs. c. E. Vrcman, of Brookfield, is visiting her sisters, the Misses Peirce.
 Game Commissioner c. H Pease at tended @ meeting of the Board at the Madison Game Preserve Tuesday.
 B. W. Warner is having the roof of the Canaan Inn recovered. Adelbert Dings is doing the job.
 Miss Jennie Evans and Miss Eleanor Willard, of Hartford, are guests of Mrs. l.. A. Caldwell and are attending the Norfolk concerts this week.
 
 Journal, South Bend. Wash, was a caller at The News office Monday. Mrs. Hazeltine was a schoolmate of Mrs. J. Henry Roraback at Wilbraham Acad- emy, and took occasion to renew former acquaintanceship during a brief stay in town.
 That pound, 25-inch long brown hx in, the Blackberry river, IS being mounted by Rudge. in Great Barringon. It will be put on a panel and will require a back board about the size of barn door.
 A meeting of officers of the Litchfield Northwest Sunday School Associati ,n and delegation of the Litchfield County Association, was held at the music store of George W. Ford, Saturday. E. s. Sanford, of Lakeville, presided. The business transacted was the fixing of Thursday, June g, as the date tor holding the joint convention of the two associations, which will be held in West Cornwall.
 A large dead limb of the elm tree in front of Mrs Jennie Camps residence, was blown off during the high wind, Monday afternoon, and striking on the walk in front of the drug store, was smashed into 9648 pieces. Nobody was hurt because nobody was hit.
 Dr. Richardson came down from Pittsield, Thursday to see Miss Ida Geer, whose condition has not improved lately.
 The marriage of J. William Morris, salesman at Graves clothing store, and Miss May E. Devine, daughter of Mrs. Mary Devine, teacher of the fourth grade in Canaan school, will take place Wednesday. June 28, at St. Joseph church. MT. Morris's new house on Prospect Avenue, is rapidly approach ing the finish, and will be ready for occupancy not long after the popular young couple are ready to occupy it.
 Police Commissioner George c. Peet, of Bridgeport, has been making visit to his mother here.
 Mrs. Emma Rodemeyer Wait, of Cohoes, N. Y., is visiting her sister Mrs. Ross and attending the Norfolk concerts.
 George W. Hall has sold the Luther Lindsey place in Clayton, to Miss Anna $. Phillips, of Brooklyn, N. Y. He has recently bought the Judge Hillyer farm about mile east of Ashley Falls, where he will soon erect a new barn and cut off the wood and timber. He epxects to have steam saw mill on the job the coming week.
 E. " Peachin and family have ar. rived at Twin Lakes.
 The new time table will go into effect next Monday. The schedule for the c. N. D. is not yet available; On the Berkshire division trains will leave Canaan, all week days, going north, (starting from Canaan) 7:10 and II :5O d. m. and 4:1O, 7:36 and 8:O7 D. m. On Saturdays only, 5:20 p. m. Sum- days only. 11:11 a. Ill. Saturday and Sunday only, 1857 pm. Going south, 7:10, 8:41, 1:30 (milk) 2:55. 4:56 D. m Monday only 6:25 a. m. Sun.