Connecticut western news., 1920-04-15

A bright boy, about l6 years of age, will be given an excellent opportunity to learn a good trade at The Canaan Printing Go. Apply to Manager.
 There will be special meeting of Housatonic Lodge, No. 61, F. & Jill be Lodge of Instructions. A 'ull attendance of officers and mem bers is requested.
 Mrs. W. J. Hatmaker is confined 70 her home on West Main Street by illness.
 Next regular meeting of Esther Chapter, o. E. s. will be held on Wednesday evening, April 21. It is hoped all members will make a special effort to be present.
 On Thursday afternoon, April 15, Mrs. Lucy Mallary of Springfield, Mass. will lecture to the Cranford Club and a few guests at the home of Mrs. H. D. Humphrey. She will speak concerning "Our Foreign Neighbors."
 Mrs. Harry Morseys and sons of | 1Oll HE AClNC DONh FAoASAAA6 hSA sister, Mrs. Earl Coons.
 l, David H. Roger of Southbury visited relatives here over the weekend.
 The Lakevil1e Hose Company will give an entirely local cast Minstrel Show, followed by a supper and dance, at Roberts Hall, Lakeville, April 23, for the benefit of the chemical engine fund. Advance sale of tickets for the show at Roberts Store on April 19. Dance music will be furnished by Rutherford's Jazz Orchestra of Poughkeepsie. For further details see posters.--adv.
 Harold Wright who is now em- 1 ployed with The Conn. Power Go. in Thomaston has been in town for a few days.
 Miss Henrietta Higgins of Hart ford was recent guest at her home here.
 Miss Edith Hatmaker was home from Hartford over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Andrews of Beckett, Mass. spent the weekend at Mrs. Harriet KimbalPs.
 The Girls Basketball team will play the West Cornwall girls team at the town hall Saturday night. There will be dancing after the game.
 Mrs. Arthur Merrihue and daugh- ter Ruth of Tillson visited at Ralph Dewey's last week.
 Mrs. Cora Studley will return to her home on Barlow St. now occu- pied by George Heffernan.
 Mrs. Fred Dewey of Norfolk and Miss Elva Pierce of Kingston visited at Ralph Dewey's this week.
 Clarence Adams is home from Hartford. John was home over Sunday.
 Lloyd Proper of Falls Village visited his father, W. H. Proper or Monday.
 The Cranford Club will be enter. tained at the home of Mrs. Jerome G. Root on Thursday afternoon April 22. Subject, National History and Art Needlecraft."
 Misses Louise H. Bragg and Mary c. Hill are planning to leave towr today for Norwich, where they vii make their future home. The best wishes of the community will gc with them.
 Mrs. G. R. Towne of Stafford Springs, returned to her home, Sat :. urday after spending a week witf her sister, Mrs. c. J, Bentley.
 ~ Sunday in Housatonic.
 Remember the date, Wednesday evening, April IA, o. E. S. whist Masonic building, o'clock is the hour. Refreshments served and col lection taken.
 , Nelson L. Parsons was home iron Middletown on Sunday.
 Mrs. F. H. Neal and daughters are visiting relatives in Beacon, N. Y. Un 6a34Iuay last Miss Price gave q talk to the Camp Fire Girls or -'e4aOna. hygiene aG tne home O: ----., Ed1Lh class. Next Saturday the girls will meet at the Douglas Library at 2 p. m. and hike to th' home of their guardian where the, WILL SepdIdIe llCO ndIeS duu HOUuu and have a chase over the hills. II case of rain the meeting will be helt at the home of Miss Louise Beaujon Camp Fire Girls made an advanc, sale of tickets for the communit. concert to the amount of $4O.7O Mrs. Allyn Fuller being in charge. l MT. and Mrs. John Rodemeye have moved to New Canaan, as the! > were unable to find a suitable ren in Greenwich.
 Miss Fanny Jackson attended tn inter-church conference held in Tor l rington last week.
 Eugene T. Rowe and Ava Knigh have been on jury duty at Litch l field.