Connecticut western news., 1920-09-09

l 1OlI0 GIllS 6lllu 1NC" O1 n OGdIC GlI1E week.
 The schools of the town opened on Wednesday for the Fall term.
 Miss Isabelle Roger spent Labor Day with friends in Winsted.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank w. Heath of Winsted were guests at N. W. Moore's over the holiday.
 Forbes Adams of Providence spent the weekend with his parents here.
 Miss Vera Marsh of New Milford spent Labor Day with her sister, Mrs. Earl Coons.
 Harry Morsey and son, Victor, of Torrington, were weekend guests at Earl Coons on Railroad street.
 Winsted Flower Shop-Roses, Car nations, etc. for any occasion. Tele- phone 56O-2.--adv.
 Frank Miller will hold an auction to dispose of his herd of cattle at his farm in Clayton on Wednesday, September 18th.
 Sam Mirenburg will hold an auc- tion of live stock, farming tools, etc. at his farm in Sodom on Saturday, September 11th.
 Miss Katherine H. Schaefer of Middletown was guest of friends in town the first of the week.
 The annual enumeration of school children, between the ages of four
 se hof,oo- 4ol/ iv tho town this week.
 Miss Elizabeth M. Blondel, who has been spending her vacation at Church Terrace, returned to New York Monday. Miss Blondel is on the editorial staff of McCalps maga- zine.
 Miss Elizabeth Lee visited rela- tives in Dalton,. Mass, the past week.
 Nelson L. Parsons is spending the week at his home in town. He en- ters Wesleyan University the 22d for his senior year.
 Miss Christine Reichold of Wool haven, L. l., who has spent her vacation in town returned Tuesday | to her home.
 Misses Marion Barrett, Sara Bunker and Harriette Holway, new teachers in>> the public schools are stopping at Church Terrace.
 Edna Thompson is visiting Mrs. w.. c. Thomas.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Stevens and Miss Lena Hayden motored from Hartford and spent the weekend with their parents, and Floyd Hay den returned with them for visit.
 Miss Dorothy Roberts gave birthday party to number of her friends on Wednesday in honor of her fifteenth birthday.
 MT. and Mrs. Farnk W. Heath of Winsted and Miss Mary Roger and Ernest Hansen motored to Miller ton on Labor Day.
 School supplies can be obtained at The Canaan Printing Go.
 MT. and Mrs. F. B. Richardson have returned from a vacation spent at their former home in Maine.
 Mrs. Julia Weaver and grandson Ernest returned from Redbank, N. J. Saturday, accompanied by Wallace J. Weaver and family. They return ed to Redbank on Tuesday.
 W. L. Rood of New York city spent the weekend at A. P. Briggs, his daughter Miss Alice, who has spent the summer at Mrs. Catherine Briggs, returned with her father.
 Invitations to the marriage of Paul Caravatti of Torrington and Bessie Avery of Attleboro, Mass. on Sept. 15 have been received by friends here.
 john Whalen, a former East Ca-1 naan boy, now of Bridgeport, called on old neighbors Sunday. He has been in the employ of the N. lY., N. H. railway company for 35 years.
 Rev. Samuel F. Adams of Clyde, N. Y, is visiting relatives here.
 Mrs. W. G. Thomas is spending few days in New York city.
 Ralph Vaughan of Mount Yer non, N. Y. has been a guest at Joseph Parsons for few days.
 Allerton Eddy is visiting his moth CT, Mrs. s. A. Eddy.
 Miss Ruth Fitch left Monday for Southbury, where she will teach the ccl1ing year.
 Miss Louise Trieschmann left Mor.- day for Danbury, where she will teach in the model schools. |.
 MT. and Mrs. A. F. Ruger and sen Harold of Waterbury, MT. and Mrs. Caulkins of Amenia, MT. and Mrs. Thompson and son and Mrs. Mary Holsapple of New Britain spent the weekend with MT. and Mrs. A. w.