Connecticut western news., 1920-11-11
White Pantry Shelf Paper on sale

at The Canaan Printing Co.
 Communication of Housatonic lodge, No. 61, F. 6 A. M., Thursday evening. The third degree will be exemplified on three candidates. Af- ter the ceremonies supper will be served by Esther chapter, o. E. $.
 MT. and Mrs. George s. Fuller mo- tored to North Adams Saturday and spent Sunday.
 Mrs. Antha Fink, 60, wife of Mar GUS L. Fink, dropped dead Friday afternoon at her home in Sheffield, Mass. She was born in New York state July g, 1860, daughter of Ralph and Emoline Decker Joslyn. She leaves her husband and two daugh- ters, Mrs. Spencer Andrews of Se- attle, Wash, and Miss Goldia Fink of Great Harrington, Mass; son, Harry Fink of Mineville, N. Y.; four sisters, Mrs. Fred Hulett of Sheffield, Mrs. Gfddeon Shafer of Brakerbean, N. Y, Mrs. Gordon Parker and Mrs Cora Straughter of Hunter, N. Y., and five brothers, Lester of Grand Gorge, N. Y, Frank of Lexington, N. Y, Sidney of Pittsfeld, Mass, Floyd of Mt. Vernon, N. Y, and William of Sandusky, N. Y.
 Mrs. Wm. Mcclure and daughter Margaret attended the Beti-Passinl wedding last Wednesday at Hunts vile.
 c. J. scutt and wife of Philmont are visiting MT. and Mrs. H. H. scutt
 Brown and green desk blotters can be obtained at The Canaan Printing Go.
 W. c. Ingalls, attended a banquet of A. & P. managers at Bridgeport Monday evening. Mrs. W. c. Ingalls, is visiting Tn Great Harrington for few days.
 The Lunatic Corner Club met with Mrs. Charles Shaw Monday evening The inmates amused themselves with cards during the evening. All went we'll until refreshments were served at which time most of them salo and did some very crazy things Naturally.
 Dr. and Mrs. George E. Morgan o1 Belfast, Me, are guests of the Misses Ferguson. |
 Miss Caroline Camp IS Vlsltlns Mrs. Richard Bartlett in Hartford.
 MT. and sMrs. Hubbard of Hart ford spent the weekend with NIT and Mrs. Robert Black of High St.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Hatch and son Douglas, Donald and Edmund spen Sunday in Hartford.
 Miss Henrietta Brown of NeN York spent few days with her aun' Miss Anna Brown. Mrs. A. E. Weaver has been SIC II with rheumatism. '..- ---~es -:
 Miss Roberta Fitzgerald is SIC , with tonsilitis.
 Ladies Catholic Club will mee
 this Thursday with Mrs. Thoma Sweeney on Foote Ave.
 MT. and Mrs. Herriman and Mr' Ralph Farnam spent Sunday in HarI y ford. et
 Douglass Adam attended the Hal vard-Princeton football match ,
 Cambridge Monday.
 ' The annual business meeting (
 the Canaan Choral Society will | held at the Town Hall, Monda
 evening, November 18th at 7:S , o'clock. A full attendance IS r
 ouested. The hall will be used l another organization at 500 o'cioc
 therefore the meeting will be cafe a promptly at 7:30. w Joseph L. Parsons left for Ne York city Wednesday morning on o business trip.
 A son, Warren John Blass, w ,+ born to Mr. and Mrs. William " Rlass. at Fairview Hospital, Gre ,,, Harrington, Mass, on November It " Not only is this boy the first one ! Canaan, to bear the name of Il N President Elect, but is the frs. s'
 of a veteran of the World War, bo - in North Canaan, and good lu ;r should attend him.
 1T The Garvin-O' 'Connell Post ot | " American Legion will give an A
 noistice Dance at the Town Hall, | r+ naan, on Thursday evening. I " tickets will be seventy-five cents a ,r ice cream will be served as a " +a nus". The members of the Legl ,f are requested to attend in unifo, on and a cordial invitation is entend
 to the Legions many friends, to .v present, and help the "boys" ce ar brate in a proper manner, the s
 ond anniversary of that grand dl