Connecticut western news., 1916-11-16

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 George r. Mclean will succeed him. self as United States senator. he hay ing defeated his Democratic opponent. Homer S. Cummings.
 Governor HoIcomb led Hughes by substantial number Of votes, even if his plurality falls below that by which he was elected in 1914
 A very successful rendition of the play "The Bewildering Miss Felicia" was given by the Women's club of Windsor in the town hall.
 The Ecclesiastical society of the Con gregational church of Plainville has accepted. with great regret. the resig nation of the Rev. F. L. Grant.
 Thirty pupils of the Smith school re- gently visited the Miller & Olson bak cry in New Britain and were instruct ed in the art of making bread.
 Congressman E. J. Hill once more met his old opponent in the Fourth congressional district. Jeremiah Dono- van of Norwalk. and defeated him.
 Until the end of this year, anyhow, members of the Connecticut national guard who were away on service in Arizona will have only one drill eek
 The solid Republican representation was broken by the election of Angus tine LOnergan to succeed r. Davis Oakley as the congressman or the First district.
 No trace has been found of the bur glars who broke into the barber shop of Michael Ferrarri of Windsor Locks nor of the tools and other things that were stolen.
 Edwin X. Taylor of Gilderslceve has been made the defendant ill suit for damages of $2,O00 brought by Sebas- tiano AIisenti as result of a shooting affair on Aug. 22.
 Exercises commemorative of the or. ganizatiOn Of the town of Salisbury were held Nov. 9. the one hundred and seventy-ffth anniversary of Salisbury'S first town meeting.
 Dressed dolls and other useful gifts have been prepared by the junior auxiliary of Grace r. F. church, Ham den, and have been sent to the Indian children of Minnesota.
 X fleet naval reserve enlistment sta tion to be conducted in connection with the recruiting station now located in the postOffice building is soon to be established at Hartford.
 Charles Ezekiel of Collinsville, whose
 was cut off by a moving machine few weeks ago, is much improved and is expected to return from the Hartford hospital soon.
 One of the new Democratic state senators is Patrick B. O'Sullivan of Derby, secretary of the Democratic state central committee. Mir. O'Sulli- van succeeds a Republican.
 The new degree team of Ulrich camp Modern Woodmen of America. Hartford, is rehearsing for the cere- monial work this fall and winter. Dr. F. I. MaXOn is degree master.
 Congressman John Q. Tilson has named as principal in the competitive examinations for a cadetship at An napolis Lester w. Martin, son of Mrs. Charles c. Martin of Meriden.
 The farmers of the outlying districts of Southington are bringing in large wagon loads of vegetables and other produce of the year, and they find a ready market for all they furnish
 William Cahill of Torrington has es- capped from the Connecticut Hospital For the Insane at Middletown. The man is not classed as a dangerous pa tient and is forty-one years of age.
 w. E. Doe. who has been principal of the grammar school at Simsbury this year. has resigned, and the place is taken by c. +. Randall, an expert enced teacher from Marlboro, Mass