Connecticut western news., 1917-03-15

Miss L. D. Root, the nurse, or Mil lerton, had the misfortune to fall on the icy road last week, resulting in the breaking of both bones of her left fore. arm.
 Gilbert NJ. Brewer has sold his bungalow on Railroad street to Edward F. Donsbough, possession to be given April 1.
 Dr. G. E. Corwln and family have moved to Wallingford and are now To. cated at ST North Whittlesey Ave-, that city.
 k Kenneth Mills of Boston was an over-Sunday guest at Joseph l.. Par sons.
 Mrs. F. F. Stevens conducted the service at Clayton chapel Sunday after noon and assisted in organizing classes for Bible study.
 N. l.. Jackson of Bath, Maine, has been visiting his family here. His father, John Jackson returning to Maine with him after an extended visit at Mrs. N. l.. Jackson's.
 Derri Vrighenti, aged Fl, died at the House of Mercy hospital, Pittsfeld last week Tuesday. Funeral services and buriel was held here last Friday. In terment ill St.. Joseph's cemetery.
 Mrs. Hicks of New Jersey is visiting her son Norman Hicks and family on Reed street.
 Mrs. Mary Sewart has returned from an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Brown in New York city.
 William Blass was given a surprise party at Miss Luella Cudney's on Wednesday evening by twenty-one of his friends to celebrate his 21st birth day.
 Miss Beatrice Holden of Pittsfield spent Wednesday with Miss Lucia Cudney.
 William Bills of Plttsfeld spent Sat. urday and Sunday in town with friends.
 Grant o. Carter of Albany, N. Y., spent the week end with his parents, MT. and Mrs. Oliver Carter.
 Charles Nelson has purchased the place known as the George Sardam place in Weatogue and will move there April 1.
 Mrs. Charles Beaujon has been visit ing relatives in New Jersey.
 Mrs. Katherine Murane of Water. bury is with her sister Mrs. Mary Cor coran.
 M. c. Marcy has resigned as trustee on the estate of o. T. Vosburgh by ad- vice of counsel. The sale advertised for Tuesday is therefore indefinitely postponed. It is to be regretted that MT. Vosburgh's efforts to reimburse his creditors in that way failed of being carried out, inasmuch as a majority of them were in favor of the plan.
 Window cards are displayed in the business places of the community, an. nouncing the evangelistic services at the Methodist church for two weeks be, ginning next Sunday evening.
 George W. Hall spent Tuesday in Winsted.
 Mrs. W. Howard Mills is spending the week with friends in Troy. N. Y.
 John Maroon is building barn near his newly erected house. MT. Maroon expects to move into his new home about April |.
 MT. and Mrs. H. B. Ives were guests of the St. Charles Hotel at Atlantic City, N. J., during the past week.
 The surgical dressings committee shipped to the headquarters in Boston last Friday 2545 flat dressings, IS packages of cut gauge, 89 socks, 98 rest pillows, 23 knit eye bandages, pair wristlets. The work of the con- mfttee is carried on Monday afternoon at Miss Saygers' room in the Benton Block. All ladies are welcome.
 Mrs. George VanDeusen has been on 1 the sick list the past week.
 Harry Mansir is assisting at the Fullera Hardware store.
 Stephen A. Selden has been ap- pointed by the selectmen of Norfolk as town treasurer in place of Charles H. Crocker, who resigned because of other duties soon to devolve upon him.
 Howard S. LAthrop is confined to the house with severe attack of rheuma- tism.
 Miss Isnella Rectal was taken to Fairview hospital, Great Burlington, Tuesday afternoon, where she was operated on for appendicitis. Her con. dition yesterday was reported as favor able and that she was doing we'll.
 Mis- Della Slattery is in St. Francis hospital, Hartford, for treatment.
 O. B. Badgley has sold his motor. cycle to Bijou Castagna and has pur- chased a new Harley Davidson sidecar as delivery vehicle.
 W. J. Reel has purchased new Ford runabout of c. H. Pease. Considerable interest is being mani. fesUed in checker playing among the