Connecticut western news., 1917-03-01

Mrs. A. l.. kasSOn has returned nome from the House of Mercy hospital i'll 1 Pittfield. where she recently underwent an operation.
 Roy Smith has returned to Southbury having left the employ of O. T. Vos. burgh.
 Don't forget the Eastern Star social and whist tomorrow night, a good time in store for all wEo attend.
 Miss Anna Capron of Danbury has been visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs John Hoag.
 George Fitch has accepted a position at the C. N. E. coaling sta tion.
 Misses Ruth Blass, Auella Cudney and Katrina Janvoski were over Sunday guests of relatives ill Torrington.
 John c. Jackson is confined to the house by illness.
 The Ladies Catholic Club meets to day with Mrs. John Smith on Bragg street. good attendance is desired as the ladies are planning for their sale, supper and dance to be held St.. Patrick's eve. March 16, in Odd Eel lows hall.
 Mr. and Mrs. John Kemp and daugh- ters of Hartford called on relatives here on their way to and from Pittsfield this week, where they visited relatives.
 Miss Agnes Harrigan of Bridgeport was the over-Sunday guest of Mrs. Annie Ganci.
 Miss Mary McGuire of Hartford was home over Sunday.
 Miss Catherine Roraback has been confined to her home by illness.
 Nat Storm has bought a new 1917 Ford runabout of O. H. Pease, which he intends to put into commission in the spring.
 The Masons are planning big time for the evening of March 8. Worship ful Grand Master L. J. Nickerson and some of his suite of officers will be present and the wives of the Masons are invited to be present at banquet after the ceremonies, furnished by the ladies of Esther Chapter, O. E. s.
 Mrs. Edward A. Brewer attended the funeral of her brother in Lakeville last week.
 There were 2,200 pounds of maga- zines sold by Frank Hitchcock of Meadowland Farm, to junk dealer re- gently. These magazines had been ac cumalating for about IT years.
 Mrs. G. M. Brewer of Pittsfeld is visiting relatives in town.
 Little Ida Marshall, daughter of s. B. Marshall, is i'll with pneumonia:
 B. A. Peirce of Bridgeport has been spending few days here.
 Mrs. Charles Roberts entertained the 800 club at her home on Church street Monday afternoon.
 John Lorrigan, former resident, died Sunday of pneumonia at his home in New York city. The funeral ser. vices were held at 10 o'clock in Lake vile, Tuesday morning. MT. Lorrigar was a brother of Mrs. Mary Collins. Mrs. Ivan D. Cam entertained tht Thimble Club Monday afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Dickinson of Norfolk was an over.Sunday guest of Miss Elle1 Lindell. Lewis P. Rorabsck was home iron .. Berkshire school Saturday and Sunday Hugh Corcoran, who has pneumonia is at this writing, reported as on th' gain.
 MT and Mrs. Vernon Smith of Hart ford were over r-Sunday guests at James Hanlon's.
 Miss Eula Saygers left today for { two weeks vacation. She went iron here to Buffalo and Niagara Falls where she will visit friends for a few days, going from there to Titusville Pa., where she will spend a while, re turning by way of Pittsburgh, Pa ant New York city, stopping to visit friends N. W. Moore and Samuel HitchcocI have been in Winsted on jury duty. MT. and Mrs. John Miller of Grave send, l.. l., are visiting MT. and Mrs O. J. Decker.
 Mrs. D. D. Walter has been con fined to her home by illness.
 Charles Reel has been confined to th' house for the past week with a severe attack of grip.
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Lathrop expec to move into the Merwin house ol Chruch sreet, recently vacated by Ed ward Bates.
 , Miss Louise Trieschmann is improv ing slowly from her recent illness. HURRAH FOR THE HOSE COMPANY