Connecticut western news., 1921-10-13
CANAAN

The annual meeting oA 'iAO ~ C. field County Public Health Assocla- - tion will be held at the Wangum ~ Hotel. Canaan, Thursday, October 2Otb at Il a. m. Dr. Stanley Ii. ~ Osborn. director of the Bureau ot Y. prevantable Diseases will address = the meeting on the subject: "Pro- press in controlling disease in Conn ecticut the past year." J. trede1lcM Jackson, director of the Bureau of Engineering is also expected to De d nresent and speak on, "Water Sup niles and Sewage Disposa". Dlnner Il will be served at the Wangum Hotel ( at p. m. E Winsted Flower Shop-Roses' Carnations, etc. for any occasloh' Telephone 56O-5.-adv. \ Miss Katherine Finnegan IS assls'- h ;no State Policeman Preston. Mrs. William T. Place and lnf'lnt daughter, Frances Mae, have re- +,rnad from the Litchfield County \ Hospital. As Charles LindeH and family were ! returning from church Sunday m nS their Franklin automobile, Tn tuf 1!ng the corner at Judge A. T. Roraoa'A the car met another car, skldoeo .eross the walk and struck the wall and fence on Church street, turning over. None of the occupants o1 the ear were injured, nor was the car badly damaged. LII MT and Mrs. Miles Rood and chll- dren and Richard Higgins of Tor r;npton were guests of Mrs. Ellen Bunnell Saturday. News has been received of the .ao,+b of Miss Sweezy of Millbrook, N Y. Miss Sweezy spent the mohCh If August at Mrs s. J. Hamm's' Miss Marguerite Percival is spend ino few days with her sister, MISS Gertrude Percival. Miss Helen Whitford of Milford hoe haen .spending several days with friends here.
 Frank M. Nichols of Westport, member of the state police force, was named acting lieutenant of the state police Friday by Superlnten lent Hurley. pending approval of his ap- pointment by the state police com mission. MT. Nichols has assisted officer Preston on several local cases. Willard S. Peirce is home for few days, on leave from his duties in the navy.
 Miss Marion B. Barrett spent from Friday until Sunday evening at he1 home in Middletown.
 Confetti for weddings. The Ga naan Printing Co.
 Miss Edith Wickwire was operated on for appendicitis at the Plttshelf hospital.
 Miss Mary Mansfield is enjoying vacation from her duties at C. L Parsons & Sons store.
 The A. 6 P. Manager says-don' say "coffee" say Bokar.-adv.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davies am Mrs. E. W. Barrett motored to Wo1 cester Saturday to spend few days Postmaster E. L. Roberts attende a field day of Knights Templar con manders at Hartford on Saturday.
 William Boyle spent the weel end with Miss Maud Kimber.
 The Misses Elizabeth Smitl Catherine Sweeney and Elizabet Lee were home from Danbury owe the weekend.
 Wm. Buck of Brooklyn, N. Y. visiting his mother, Mrs. Wm. Buc
 Do1 Helen and Mabel attended the Da' bury Fair Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. H. E. Lyles left Saturday for weeks motor trip Boston and other places Lester Root of Bristol spent u weekend with his father, Euge Root
 John Crentz, who has been e1 ployed by Miss Marion Kerr at TW Lakes, has returned to New YorE
 Rev. A. E. Roraback and tam have returned to Brooklyn, havi spent the summer at their I' Lakes cottage.
 John Hillyer has completed
 duties at the Standard Oil G plant and is assisting at Hugl Garage.
 Grove Lefingwell has resigned position at Blackberry Farm
 Norfolk.
 Clayton Benjamin and mother tored to Danbury on Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Maroon SD Saturday in Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Lansing
 Great Harrington called on frie here Saturday.
 The A. 6 P. Manager says-Bo Coffee is best.-adv
 The Misses Helen and Mabel Bs snent the weekend in Bethel.