Connecticut western news., 1920-09-23

Forbes Adam of Providence, K. l., is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Adams.
 Miss Gertrude Eastmen has re- turned to New York after visiting at Dr. J. D. Terriberry's the past month.
 Linen tags for marking express packages sold at The Canaan Print ing Go.
 Miss LaMoine Gookins has re- turned from New York city.
 Mrs. Ella Burns and Miss Emma Lawrence returned Thursday from Atlantic City.
 Miss Lucy Reed returned to her duties at the Canaan postoffice on Wednesday, after a weeks vacation. , Miss May Kegler substituted at the postoffice during Miss Reeds ab- sence.
 Ralph E. Sears, Frank Moore and Donald Curtis have returned to Winsted, after spending several weeks in camp at Twin Lakes.
 William Tripp was struck last week by an automobile, while on I bicycle. He was not injured, but the bicycle was wrecked. l Mrs. Elizabeth M. Potter of the Pacific Coast Borax Go. has been in town for few weeks. w Mrs. Louis Nagey of Bridgeport and Arthur c. Krouse of Waterbury spent the weekend with their broth CT, A. w. Krouse. Mrs. William J. Reel has gone to Winsted to care for her sister, who is seriously i'll.
 Dr. J. E. Hassett is able to be at his office again, after being confined to his home with a sprained ankle for several days.
 l All republican men and women are urged to attend the meeting at Odd Fellows hall Friday evening for the purpose of organizing local republican club.
 It was announced at g meeting of the executive committee of the Con- necticut Humane Society Monday that J. Clinton Roraback of Canaan had been appointed by the governor as prosecuting officer of the soci- ety for the western district. The society now has eleven such officers distributed over the state.
 c. M. Benjamin has sold Dort touring car to Floyd Gibbs of Nor folk. MT. Gibbs has taken the Dort sub-agency for the town of Norfolk.
 Floyd Knight has purchased d Ford touring car of c. M. Benjamin.
 A baseball game between the married men and the single men will be played at the Play Grounds Un Sunday afternoon for the benefit of an aged local couple.
 MT. and Mrs. s. J. Briggs have re- turned from a weeks vacation spent in Hartford, Springfield and Cres. cent Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Laffargue attended the funeral Of an uncle ir Brookfeld Junction Monday. MT. and Mrs. Alfred Herrimar and MT. and Mrs. George Kimble are attending the Springfield fair. Miss Elizabeth o'Keeffe, Miss Helen Hickey and Andrew Arnott
 motored to Bridgeport last week anc : visited relatives there. Miss Helen Hickey is visiting hel cousin, Miss Elizabeth O'Keeffe. Esther chapter, No. 72, O. E. S. will hold special meeting Wednes day evening, Sept. 29, when the
 grand officers will receive the de grees. Several chapters including those in Winsted, Sharon, Lakevllle . Millerton and Amenia, have been in : vited.
 Miss Kathrina Janvoski spent the weekend in New York city. One hundred and fifty-two womer : were made" voters Saturday anc 38 men.
 . A Republican Rally will be held 1T Citizens Hall, Falls Village, Wednes
 day evening, September 29th at 7:3( o'clock, standard time. The speak CTS will be Hon. James P. Glynn ant Hon. D. Warner.
 In pursuance of the vote passed at the special session of the legisla ture on Tuesday, the selectmen an, town clerk will be in session at tht office of Judge Roraback on Frida!
 and Saturday, September "A and 2g from a. m. to p. m. new time, fol = the purpose of allowing women to. b. made voters, regardless of whether
 their names have hitherto been en rolled on any list to be made. Thi :. gives any woman in town chance t'