Connecticut western news., 1922-04-27
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Dogs should be registered on or before May 1st, 1922. >> Act now and avoid the penalty. E. c. Finney, Town Clerk.-adv. Miss Martha Peters spent Saturday in Hartford. F
 E. c. Finney has purchased new Studebaker car from M. B..Dodd of Norfolk. s5
 Wm. Finney. of Lakeville spent the weekend at his home here.
 Rev. A, M. Griffin, has : returned form New York, Where he has been for the past.two weeks
 Mrs. E. fL.a Roberts has returned > from a Rip ta N Srk and Port chester. V a.- alRsE ss> stl
 Mrs. David. .cssr ss55ahddF4 nephew visited Mrs. Ehs tt1spham in Pough;- keepsie over the, lwseK K4end. @ " Miss Ruth Fitch Fitch asas& home from, i. Southbury over the week end MT. and Mrs. Frank W. Heath ofS Winsted spent the week=eaadqa ct MsssssVzs: Moore's. ,ql52,sgsaaf.g34Yg, sgsaaf A. w. Herbst of New York called on friends here Saturday. MT. Herbst is planning to take trip to Europe on business. . Earl Proper spent few days in Albany last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Vim. Drumm who have been visiting her parents in a .6o~ola haxya cnf11rnnd hnrp Mrs. Ella Dunham who has recent ly graduated from Eastfnan's Busi- ness College in Poughkeepsie, has accepted position with the Gas Go. of that place.
 Mrs. W. R. Haas and daughter, Miss Elsie Rains of South Norwalk, formerly of Canaan, have left this country for Germany, where they will visit relatives. ,s MT. and Mrs. John v. Adam of Winsted spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. T.ST. Adam ,a se&S
 MT. and Mrs John Hunter Stearns and children have takeng rooms at ThS Naples. a01S3Aa az} <. Hiss Ruth Peirce of Mt. Vernon, NY. spent last week with her moth er;SMrs. B. A. Peirce. s4sg r4 s~sT Mrs. Wm. B. White of Boston has besn spendi4g~kmp weeks with her mother, Mrs. Stona, who has been ill atshe Root farm. ora'
 Miss Mary Collins of Hartford spant the weekend with Miss Mabel Quinn. @ s4 ,v.... .T... :, The Maples4is, receiyi1g a. -tewceat of white paint. G. Wilbur Stowe is doing the, work. ,' >s' Fe's''' -~. Ehe local Strout Agency sold last weSk to Oscar Schreiber the Reed prdperty, so called in Falls Village.
 Mrs, F. E. Dewey has been spend ing few days with Miss Helen Dewey in Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs. George Dodge went to Wood bury last Thursday to attend the funeral of her sister, Miss Maria Minor.
 Miss Lucy M. Reed visited in Hartford one day last week. Edward c. Boiney has resigned his position as clerk insG G.sL.s Parsons & Sons store. .4 .,,.... xs... . s,
 Mrs. H. H. Kellogg and daughter of Middletown are guests at Mrs. s. J. Hamm's. < :.
 Mrs. F. M. Brewer spent Thursday in Hartford. -
 Miss Etta Pinney and friend, Wm. Benedict of Pittsfeld, Mass. visited at H. A. Weaver's last week. @s e5s..
 Mrs. Edgar Davey and son Leslie are visiting in New York and New ark, N. J. .--. '.
 The Misses Pearl and Thelrna Cur tis spent the Easter holidays with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Irving Curtis. ... -
 Mrs. Wm. Seery is the guest of her brother, Irving Curtis. ,> 5-'Sa.
 Lester Bees, who lives with MT Mcintyre on Granite Avenue, zs. was taken to Fairview hospital, Great Harrington on Saturday, and is in { serious condition. His mother from FennSylVanla IS WILT IIIH'
 The 0. E. S. will hold z whis party in their rooms oh Wednesda! evening. z
 Miss Gladys DeHarto spent Sunda. with friends in Great Harrington.
 Winsted Flower shOp-Roses Carnations etc. for any occasion Telephone 560-5.-adv.
 Due to the illness of Rev. A. M Griffin, there, win be no services il Christ Church until further notice.
 The Guild of Christ church vii meet Friday D.. m. at the parisl house. h''ss.s.> ...@. "s %.l
 Brewer Bros.,,~ Inc, wish to an nounce that they have disposed 0 their livery business to Jesse Howie
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