Connecticut western news., 1916-11-09
CANAAN
Representative William J. Reel Is the kind who makes all of us feel
 That in fair politics,
 Without any tricks, Billy always hands out square deal.

That in fair politics,
 Without any tricks,
 Billy always hands out a square deal
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Gatfing from Danbury were recent guests at George W. Halls.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann was the over Sunday guest of Miss Elsie Rains on South Norwalk.
 Miss Mildred Kimball spent Satur- day with her cousin, Miss Florence Collins.
 Miss Katherine Abbe of Great Bar. rington spent last Friday in town.
 William Smith of New Haven was a week. end guest at Lee Wickwire's.
 MT. and Mrs. George F. Wood, who have spent the summer with Mrs. Woods parents, MT. and Mrs. F. Barber at Fairview farm, left last Sat urday for New York, where they will spend few days before leaving for Washington, D.C., where they will spend the winter.
 William F. Davis, rural mail carrier,
  Davis is substituting during his ab- sence.
 There was good sized audience at the entertainment given by Mrs. Ed ward Nettleton of New Haven at the town hall last Thursday evening, un- der the auspices of the Cranford Club. The program was very interesting.
 Y :~I 1GG l,,4 for the past few days as the result of being kicked by one of the Standard Oil Go. s horses. G. T. Fitch has been assisting the company.
 Miss Lillian Trieschmann of Tor rington spent Tuesday with her cousin, Miss Ina Trieschmann.
 John Armstrong has accepted a posi- tion with the railroad company in Tor. rington and will enter upon his duties there next Monday.
 Miss Ruth Peirce was home from Hartford from Friday until Sunday.
 Miss Mary Roger of Winsted spent the weekend at Norman W. Moore's.
 Frank Blass has accepted position with The Register in Torrington and left Sunday for that place.
 Mrs. Elmer Leffingwell visited at the home of her parents in Mill River last week.
 Miss Edith Wickwire is assisting in the s. N. E.. Telephone Go. s office. 3 Adolp Nelson was home from Hart. ford over Sunday.
 Vincent Fitzgerald has been home from Torrington for a few days.
 Edward O'Brien of Hartford was a week. end guest at the Fitzgerald farm. MT. and Mrs. David Roger were over Sunday guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Virgil Miller in Sheffield.
 Mrs. Decker of Waterbury is with her son, W. N. Decker for awhile as Mrs. w. N. Decker was called to New Britain by the serious illness of her father.
 Paul Lorraine went to White Plains last Saturday, where he visited his son and family over election.
 The Hawthorne Club meets today with Miss Sarah Adam. Topic will be, "The Pan. American Era," by Mrs. R. D. Peirce.
 Mrs. James Vosburgh of Sharon Valley visited her daughter, Mrs. G. Frank Lloyd last week.
 Mrs. Frank N. Glass and daughter Edith returned home last Saturday from Otisvil.e, N. Y., where they visited relatives.
 George Fitch has resigned his posi- tion with George W. Hall.
 Burton Peirce was home from Bridgeport over Sunday.
 Vernon Smith of Hartford spent Sum- day at J. Hanlon's.
 Miss Caroline Camp is visiting friends in New York City.
 A. W. Nicoll of Brooklyn visited his son John Nicoll over Sunday.
 The Cranford Club meets today with Mrs. N. L. Jackson. The topics are "John Brashear" by Mrs. $. c. Camp and "Growing Cotton on Trees," by Mrs. s. J. Hamm.
 Sam Reel spent Sunday in Hartford and accompanied Mrs. Reel home Mon day. Mrs. Reel was in Hartford all last week, where she underwent an operation on her throat at St. Franc1s hospital.
 Talbot Freeman of New Britain called on friends here the forepart of the week.
 Miss Sadie Vosburgh of Sharon Valley is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. Frank Lloyd.
 Additional tracks are being built in the O. N. E. railroad yard to facilitate the handling of the steadily increasing freight business.
 Some of our townspeople observed that Mount Everett was wearing a x1b;+o ooy, If sstba haantifu1,, On Mon