Connecticut western news., 1916-03-02

figures reduced. About 50 appeals were heard. and in few cases decision was given at the hearing. In other cases decision was reserved. There was no excitement and no clustering "demands, " which some of the specta- tors had thought there might be. F. A. Creevey spent Monday in Poughkeepsie on business.
 The Visiting Nurse Association held meeting last evening at Mrs. F. F.. Clemans', which was attended by a representative of the Red Cross Society headquarters in Washington. George w. Hall has exchanged his Chevrolet car with Rev. M. J. Fuller, of East Canaan for a second hand Ford which some one can buy cheap.
 We now have the agency for the Chevrolet automobiles. Brewer Bros. Adv.
 Boardman 6 AmundsOn, ot Lime Rock, have purchased Ford delivery car of Brewer Bros.
 Brewer Bros, have just sold a | Chevrolet touring car to Dr. c. E. Corwin, the Doctor having sold his Ford car to John Cudney. c. F. Baldwin, the milk man, has purchased a horse of Mrs. Thomas Butler
 The children of John D. Beck have been suffering with the grip.
 MT. and Mrs. Maurice Paviot moved yesterday from the Warner house on Reed street to A. P. Briggs tenement recently vacated by G. H. Triesch- mann.
 The Mission Circle of Pilgrim church will meet with Mrs. F. M. Brewer to- morrow afternoon.
 Principal H. w. Strayer will address the Brotherhood class of Pilgrim church next Sunday on "Ideals for High Schools"
 The Communion of the Lords Supper will be administered at Pilgrim church next Sunday morning. The prepara tory service will be held this evening at the church at 7:30.
 Be sure to see the new Chevrolet touring car at Brewer Bros.-Adv.
 MISS huCn T6lEC0 TSUuru0u MOuudy to her studies in Boston.
 Mrs. William N. Decker visited her parents in New Britain last week.
 Miss Alecia Dunn, of Falls Village, was a week. end guest of Miss May E. Devine.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas McKirdy, of New Britain, are visiting at W. N. Deckers
 Miss Florence Adams has so inn proved that she is able to sit up little each day.
 MT. Elisha Chapin. of Lakeville, the we'll known commercial traveller and singer celebrated his 18th birthday last Tuesday, February 29, and was pre- sented with an elegant leather travel ing bag by the Lakeville choir of the Choral Union. MI. Chapin says he would have celebrated his 17th birth 1900 there was no Leap Year-the first time such thing has occurred since the year 1900. He has a son who also was born on February 29.
 Is your house or furniture insured 1? If not why not? See R. P. Smith, agent, Hartford Fire Insurance Co.,, for rates, etc.-Adv.
 Samrel Siegel, Of Torrington, spent Sunday in town.
 Mrs. Harry Mulford spent the week. end in Poughkeepsie.
 Miss Margaret and Ann Corcoran were week. end guests of relatives in Millerton.
 Mrs. Hattie Kimball has returned from her visit in Southbury.
 Misses Avis and Addie Kimball are Mass.
 Miss l.. A. Gookins, who has been in New York the past few weeks, will re. turn to Canaan the last of the week with the spring millinery.
 MT and Mrs. G. S. Fuller are spend ing the week in Chicago, visiting at Robert Fuller's.
 Photographer A. M. Costello and daughter, of Great Burlington, were ill town Monday.
 IOCclFc cSl CdIlOdu Ol UIlo new cylinder Oldsmobiles today.
 Miss Edith Hatmaker is confined to her home with the grip. Miss Regina Adams is substituting in her room at school in East Canaan. Miss Ruth Hatmaker was a week end guest of relatives in Lime Rock.
 Miss Louise Atwater, of Springfield is guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel G. Camp.
 Lester Dean moved his family to Hartford this week.
 Mrs. F. N. Glass and daughter Edith are at the home of Mrs. Glass; parents in Otisville, N. Y.
 Mrs. Ella Durham has been on the sick list this week.
 Henry Miller is working in the rail road yard nights during the rush of freight
 Miss Margaret Collins and Miss Ebba Iindell went to New York Monday