Connecticut western news., 1921-01-20
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daughter, Sylvia Marie, was
 n to MT. and Mrs. Theron Perkins
 ssday. ...
 There will be a class for adults,
 not considered, in Odd Fellows
 II, Thursday evening, Jan. 2Oth,
 nj 9:15 to 1O:15 o'clock, in which
 be taught in the most correct
 nner the new fox trot now being
 need in New York. Learn this hce; it is interesting and pleasing.
 ladies and gentlemen invited.
 o. Girard.-adv.
 Lester Stannard has severed hls nnection with Decker & Beebe, ana
 nrned to his home in Mill River.
 The American Legion basketball km defeated the Canaan town team
 Wednesday night, by the score
 21-19. '.....--.. . Matthew Dempsey of Bridgeport
 $ in town few days last week.
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Brewer spent
 tnrday and Sunday with Mir. and
 <. George w. Hall in Waterville.
 MT. and Mrs. August Boiney of ,rbv attended the funeral of MT. biney's brother on Thursday.
 Mrs. W. J.. Hatmaker visited tends in Great Harrington Friday.
 Mrs. Edgar Davey is entertaining ' mother, Mrs. E. Munson, from antOn, Ohio. .. Robert T. Boomer of Falls Village as in town on Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Philemon W. John n have returned from Norfolk, here they visited MT. and Mrs.
 w. Camp. ,.
 List your farm with H. v, John n. Winsted.-adv. ,.Izk,,e
 Some Gf the older residents of Ca han will probably remember J. Il. liver, formerly of this place, and te of Copake Iron Works, N. T.. F. Pulver, who is now over ninety bars of age, was known as Honest bhn'' Pulver, and is one of our old- st subscribers having taken the ews since> it's first issue. Mr. and [rs. Pulver passed through here one nv last week with their daughter, [rs. B. L. Pratt of Derby, with whom aey plan to make their home for the uture. .F =>@ .s.
 The Mill River basketball team eat the American Legion team in a hst game played Saturday night at he town hall, the score being 34-25.
 On Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th, he Canaan Independent basketball ham will play the Norfolk town team \ the town hall, Canaan.
 Zachary Main of Winsted has re- |1rned home after weeks visit with is daughter, Mrs. V. M. Coe.>
 A. H. Herriman has purchased a studebaker Big Six" from Martin }. Dodd of Norfolk, delivery of khich was made on Monday.
 Claude Kimball of Saranac, N. Y, bent last week with MT. and Mrs. Eben Kimball. Mrs. Hugh Meade is visiting at the kome of her parents in Norfolk.
 Charles Emmons is confined to his home with tonsilitis.
 Mrs. J. A. Bianchi has been visit 'ng her parents in Lakeville. G. Willis Parsons has accepted a >osition as sales representative for The Fuller Brush Go. of Hartford, Fith Headquarters at Canaan. The fuller Company are the makers of he famous twisted-in wire line of brushes.
 We carry P. & H Household Ex- sei,se Rocks, two sizes Also Wool cn's Household Inventory and In- urance Record. The Canaan Printing Go. The Cranford Club will meet with Mrs. Humphrey Thursday p. m. Readings by Mrs. Lansing and Mrs. Hall. Jan. r27th the Club will meet ||vith Miss s. Fergusoa. Subject. |fItalians', by Mrs. Adam and Miss 2. Beckley.
 Robert Nelson, who has been working in Hartford, has returned b his home here.
 The Girls Basketball Team played the Sharon team at the town hall in Sharon Wednesday evening.
 Borden's started harvesting ice Tuesday morning.
 The Pilgrim Brotherhood held a