Connecticut western news., 1918-11-07


If you are looking for good foun-
tain pen, why not try one of our
Parker Pens? The Canaan Print
ing Co.
The Young Women3 Guild of Pill
grim church will me- next Monday
evening with Mrs. William Blass.
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Whitford and
family motored from Milford Monday
and are spending a few days on their
farm near South Canaan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus Whitford, who have spent
the summer on the farm, will return
to Milford this week.
Clifford Babb was home from Camp
Devens on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Drumm of New
Haven, are visiting relatives here.
Howard Lathrop has accepted q
position at Storms market
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Egleston are
moving from Falls Village into the
house recently occupied by Clarinda
Beebe in East Canaan.
All Red Cross work has been re-
rooms
Don't forget to present your coupon
in order to secure Christmas parcel
carton, at Judge Rorabacks office,
Nov. IA, Is. IS and 10, from 2 until
S in the afternoon.
Private sale of household goods Fri
day afternoon and Saturday. Mrs.
I. D. Cann.-(Adv.) %.
J. D. fuller, who is now on job at
New London, was home over Sunday.
Mrs. fuller and children accompanied
him back on Monday for few days.
The o. E. S. Red Cross rooms will
be open Thursday afternoon for work
1t is hoped as many as can will at
tend. a
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trieschmann
and daughter, Mrs. Stein Bergquist,
motored from Torrington on Sunday
and visited at G. Fl. Trieschmann's.
Bert Fitch is working for j. D..
fuller at New London.
Mrs. G. Fitch is assisting in the
care of members of the Italian famil-
les who are i'll with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Barford, who
spent the past week at F. F. Stevens
returned to their home at South Man
chester on Tuesday.
About 35 of the young people held
social dance in the Town Hall Mon
day evening in honor of Martin Buck
bee, who has been home from Camp
Devens for few days.
j. Clinton Roraback returned to his
duties at the exemption board office
on Monday, having recovered from the
Influenza.
Mrs Frances Peet has returned from
Bridgeport, and will have rooms al
Mrs Jane A. Camps on Main street.
The Misses Granger have had as
their guest for a few days FL. B. Nc
Farland of Chicago, Ill.s
DR.. H. L. Ross returned last Fri
day from two weeks vacation spent
at his camp in the Adirondacks.
John Pease returned on Sunday tc
Hartford, where he is attending Morse
Business college, after an absence OF
a week, as he was ill with influenza.
Mason H. Humphrey. who is in New
Haven, spent Sunday at his home with
his PARENTS, MT. ana MIS-. u. WI. f1uIn
phrey.
Miss Lucy Randall of Falls Village
was a Sunday guest of her sister
Mrs. G.. w. Hall.
Halloween was a happy time among
the children on Barlow street. Eras-
tus and Matilda, with all their chill
dren, some in masks and some dis
-guised with faces BACKED, and each
armed with Jack O'Lantern, made
crcalls and then marched away happy
Nsure no one suspected who they were
Later they were taken to East Canaan
where they had another jolly time
making calls.
The Epworth League meeting of
the Methodist church Sunday evening
will be led by Miss Elsie Hester Topic
will be: els Christ First In MY Life ??
Save coal. Buy wood, seasoned oak
and chestnut, cut as desired from E.
Luminati, Canaan, r. F. D, or phone
.119-2-Adv.
Mrs Ivan Cam has accepted posi-
ton as government inspector in the
Remington works in Bridgeport and
will move there in about month.