Connecticut western news., 1919-11-06

is nearly finished, giving him the largest capacity of anyone in this
 county. Call and see him.-adv.
 MT. and Mrs. Weston Barnes left e Saturday for New Haven where they ,- remained over Sunday, visiting at 7, Calvin Barnes, leaving Monday for D their new home near Philadelphia. Mrs. Thomas Sweeney of Taconic is very ill at the home of her mother, j. Mrs. John Flynn on Church Street. Mrs. Vernon Smith and daughter have been visiting at James Hanlon's, . enroute to Thomaston, where they = will reside, MT. Smith having accept
 led a position there. George Mather is enjoying a vaca- tion from his duties at c. L. Parsons and Sons Store, accompanied by ! Mrs. Mather they are visiting rela- tives in Winsted.
 The men of the M. E. Church will serve turkey supper next Wednes- f's:" evening, Nov. 12, in the church
 dining rooms
 Dr. F. H. Lee has purchased Ford
 C. ce fo4 his business this winter.
 :2@ Naomi Carter accompanied
 <e%;ey to he me in
 E 'or ever the V :1<-an1..
 }ia Merriman 7a]ls Vil- | ".' $ caring for Mrs. Marion Camp who is i'll. , 'i'lie Brown has reserved i
 ]77 ~0@oirs in the Bo~E1~v horse. l
 '0 N~@ nford Club w'l' meet with ~ T IT Scrtt on Tn -r-lI7v after- n0on. Nov 6. Subject "The Amaz- '>7"' FT0~o7n who votes. C,~nid and the r. @e++9"by Mrs. J. L. 7arsons.
 4s H7"dvs DeHart broroht into the Mo7-'e office on Monday. a straw f ~'7'7t in f7ll bloom
 ~~ Md Atwater of S1ringfeld
 ~+''o' her sister, Ms Samuel z. CamD.
 " "ale entertaino1 a num- b7r of h;s boy friends at his home T@N Fri'2v evening, the gathering '~@9 l7 the form of Halloween
 2~, and Mrs. H. E. Lvles and Mrs. N. Watson Hardenbergh motored to Mlddletown last Saturday.
 Miss May Smith has recovered from weeks illness.
 Everett Lyles was home from Wi'iams College, Williamstown, Mass. over the weekend.
 Rollin and Malcolm Nichols of Huntsville were guests at T.. F. Howe's on Sunday. Why keep your dandruff. Money back guarantee with each s1.OO bottle at Scutt's Barber Shop.-adv. Benjamin, Winsted, Conn.,, has a me bunch of used cars for sale. Now IS the time to buy. Others coming every day.-adv.
 Dr. E. L. Thornton attended a medical association meeting in Dan 'ury on Tuesday.
 Harmon Link spent Tuesday in AL 'any, N. Y.
 Joseph Franks spent Tuesday in New Haven.
 Rev. E. c. Gillette of Plainville |- stopping at The Naples for awhile,
 Mrs. A. P. Freeman of Hartford visiting her mother, Mrs. Louise Miss Louise Trieschmann was home rom Danbury Model Schools over he weekend.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Parsons ac- mopanied by Mrs. Jerome Root lrs. Jane Camp and Miss Sarah Fer uson enjoyed a motor trip to Hart ord one day last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Streck and aughter and Mrs. William Streck nd daughter motored from Bridge ort and spent the weekend at Louis Streck's. Messrs. Augustus and Frank chmidt of Long Hill spent last week the home of their aunt, Mrs. L. treck.
 Mrs. Frederick Slaughter is en- rtalning her sister from New York Mrs. James Hanlon is visiting her lughter Mrs. Vernon Smith and mily in Thomaston.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Whitino and lughter Helen visited at T H Tan ngs In Great Harrington on Sun ".
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas McClelland we been entertaining MT. McCIel nos mother of North Adams for few days.
 irwin Leffingwell has accented a slt1on with E. B. Stone, Bert Fitch of Bridgeport is visit ms parents, MT. and Mrs. Gilbert tch. The Halloween party held under g auspices of the Community Ser 'e Association last Friday evening odd Fellows Hall was a decided ecess both socially and financially. spite or the stormy night, there re about 150 in attendance. MISS M: Curtis Hood and Mrs. rrlet Hudson of Boston are mak- an indefinite stay in Salisbury, D. P. Gillette is ill at his home ;n nbury. ~ 0''i0 Ill Mrs. Archie Adam and Mas+er