Connecticut western news., 1916-02-03
CANAAN

 Trade Mark on a stove polish which they have had on the market for tie uast two years. The sales for this product have become so large that 1t has become necessary to protect the rights of the company in this success ful stove polish.
 The town of North Canaan can claim the record for healthliness for the month of January. Not single death was reported during that month. In yiiw of the amount of grip and pneu- monia reported in other localities this is a remarkable record.
 Bishop Acheson passed through Ga naan, Wednesday and Thursday of last week. He went to Lime Rock to dedi- cate the new parish house there.
 "The Closing Net' an adaptation of Henry c. Rowland's successful story will be presented in film at the movie show Wednesday evening of next week. In the picture production Howard Estabrook, Bliss Milford and Kathryn Browne. Decker are featured.
 Mrs. W. H. Hart, of Falls Village, escaped being severely burned about the hands and arms Tuesday forenoon, while cooking The fat in the frying nan bubbled over upon the stove and became ignited. blazing up fiercely. It also over-fowed on the floor and the blaze was extinguished by hand ex- tinguisher from the Spur store down stairs. There was no material damage. Miss Sarah J. Roraback has been confined to her home for some days with hard grip cold.
 Mrs. George R. Wilcox's pen of eight Orpinton bullets laid l64 eggs.
 Benjamin has a big bunch of all kinds of cars to select from now, and is putting in a big stock of cars for "1916." He says it will pay you to see him if you want any kind of car, new or used.
 Deans rheumatic pills fer rheu- matism and neuralgia. Entirely veget- able. Safe.-Adv.
 Rev. William F. Stearns preached a most interesting and helpful sermon at Pilgrim church last Sunday morning.
 John Beck will give talk at the Pilgrim church Brotherhood class on Sunday on "The South African phase of the war;" MT. Beck is familiar with the whole South African situa- tion, having been in the South African war. A cordial invitation is extended to any men who may be interested to attend. The class meets in the lecture room at 11:50.
 The Mission Circle.of Pilgrim church will meet with Mrs. Burton Peirce on Friday afternoon.
 At the meeting this evening at Pill grim church MT. Gillette will give a talk on "The Romance of Meopotamia in ancient and present history" The meeting will be held at 7:30 and those who are interested will be welcome.
 Thomas McC elland, of ..the Farnum drug store, spent Thursday in Hart ford.
 Mrs. Emma Rodemeyer Wait, of Cohoes, N. Y, was a guest of her sister, Mrs. H. l.. Ross, from Saturday until Monday.
 There will be valentine party in the parish house Monday evening, February IA:
 Hon. D. T. Warner, of Salisbury, was elected vice-president of the State Bar Association, at the annual meeting in Hartford, Monday.
 At the Methodist church next Sum- day morning, Rev. l.. E. Travis will present the "Go to.Church Board" pins to those members of the Sunday school, who have earned them for perfect at tendance for the past four months.
 The Hawthorne Club meets today with Miss Mary Hill at the Naples. The topic for the afternoon is "The Panama ExpositioE," by Mrs. E. V. Nestell.
 The Cranford Club meets today with Mrs. H. l.. Ross. The topic for the afternoon is Robert Louis Stevenson, |" by Mrs. H. L. Ross. There will also be music.
 Miss Lucy Randall, of Falls Village, was a recent guest of Mrs. G. W. Hall.
 Miss Bessie Frein, of Great Barring ton, has been visiting Mrs. E. T. Rowe.
 The Board of Relief held their first meeting Tuesday of this week and ad- journed to meet next Tuesday at 10 a. m.
 W. N. Beebe and family visited relatives in Dalton, Mass, over Sun day.
 Mrs. Brainard, of New York city, is visiting Mrs. R. D. Peirce.
 Miss Avis Kimball, of Plattsburgh, N. Y, is visiting her mother, Mrs. E. Kimball.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Wellner left Monday for New Jersey to attend the funeral of Mrs. Wellner's father. He was 98 years of age.
 W. K. Stone addressed the Camp Fire Girls at the home of Miss Sarah Adam, Wednesday afternoon on the subject of Birds and how to attract them to our door yards and protect them from storms in winter by feeding them.
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