Connecticut western news., 1921-04-14

way Io ooP1hS, "hSAS SAA~J ''SA~~N Mrs. Stephen Mcintyre. Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin accompanied them.
 The Cranford Club meets this Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Robert Miller. Readings by Mrs. H. D.. Humphrey and Mrs. H. H. Scutt. Thusrday, April 21st, the Club will meet with Mrs. c. s. Adam. Ameri- canization fagot meeting. This will be the final meeting of the season.
 Mrs. Thomas Mullen and daughter Kathleen are visiting relatives in New York city.
 Mrs. M. s. Spaulding is i'll at her home on Bragg Street.
 Miss Ellen Lindel! spent the week end visiting her sister, Mrs. G. M. Brewer in Pittsfeld.
 Mrs. A. L. Higgins spent Sunday in Hartford.
 Miss Mary Ferguson returned Wednesday from a visit with her brother, T. I. Ferguson, in Bridge port.
 Miss Sara Bunker spent the week end in Lime Rock.
 George Kitten of Lime Rock has entered the employ of Brewer Bros, Inc.
 The pupils of the grammar school, under the leadership of Miss Gladys DeHart, will give musicale at the town hall Friday, at 2:3O p. m. /
 The Knights of Columbus will give a public whist party for the benefit of St. Joseph's church at Odd Fellows hall, Tuesday, April 26th. Dancing will follow with music.
 Wm. Nichols of New York city and his niece, Miss Barbara Nichols of Great Harrington visited at Mrs. Ada Nichols Saturday.
 News has been received of the very severe illness for the past few weeks of Samuel A. Eddy at the hospital in Denver, Col.
 E. S. Canfeld, local Ford dealer, has sold cars to the following: a truck to Chas. Andrews of Falls Village, Bartle Bros, Falls Village, delivery car, T. Odonald, Norfolk, a runabout, Miss Katherine Fox, New Boston, touring car, Dr. Bissell, Lakeville, a lcaupelet, and Louis E. Hester of this town, touring car.
 Miss Lena Goodman of Ashley Falls has been visiting her brother, Julius Goodman and family in Hart ford for two weeks.
 The fellow employees of Miss Elizabeth Mccormick at the s. N. E.. telephone office gave her miscellan- eous shower at her home on Monday evening.
 w.. E. Rectal has moved his family into their new home in Falls Village.
 Those new wool dress skirts in Parsons & Sons windows are a bargain---you can have your pick for $5.OO.--adv.
 ] Miss Mary Roger spent the week end with relatives in Winsted.
 The bungalow which is being built by W. s. Long is rapidly near. ing completion.
 Eben Kimble of Waterbury spent ] the weekend at his home here.
 Miss Hoag of Pittsfeld has been g guest at her home here for a few days.
 E. 5. Garfield delivered Fordsor tractor with two-bottom Oliver plov to E. D. Pekerel of Sheffield, Mass on Wednesday morning.
 Harold Collins and John R. H Armstrong have been spending z couple of days in Springfield, Mass.
 Hon. E. s. Roberts of East Ca naan will observe his seventy-nintE birthday on Friday of this week. MT Roberts is confined to his bed by i'll ness, otherwise a fitting observanc, of the day might have been planned.
 Mrs. Ray McWeeney is confined t. her home with the grip. Her mother Mrs. Jerome Martin of Winsted, i caring for her.
 Leon J. Arquit of Springfield Mass. has entered the employ o H. H. Scutt.
 The many friends of Raymon Mabie will be sorry to learn of hi death of pneumonia at his home i Waterbury the past week. He leave a wife and one child.
 The sewer district has been ez tended on Foote Avenue to, includ the residence of Victor M. Coe.