Connecticut western news., 1922-01-26
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Write for FREE book and prices. Continental Hatchcries, Box A. N. Springfield, Ohio.-Adv.
 Miss Minnie Peirce is spending a few days in Hartford.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jchn CIoYo!o~1 cf Lakevi1lo visited 2Ir. and Mrs P, [. Thornton last week.
 LitSle Dorothy Ingalls, spent the weekend with her grandfather c. II Miller i'll LaLcvile.
 Mrs. Ernest Fuller of La1ov.'le visited her mother, Mrs. George Lasher on Saturday.
 Editor and Mrs. A. ". 1Croase attended ihe annual meeting and banquet of the Connecticut Editonjei Association, on Saturday. John Rodemeyer, formerly editor of the News was one of the aftor dinner speakers and delighted those present with his usual display of wit and humor.
 Miss Ella Considine has sufficiently recovered from 8 recent illness to return to her duties as manager of the local telephone office.
 The K. of c. will hold whist party at Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday, Jan. 31. Tickets are now on sale. :" Mrs. L. K. Nagy and Miss Ethel Langlands of Greenwich are spending the week with M-> and Mrs. A. W. Krouse.
 John Imhof ST. received wori on Monday of the death of his sister in Brooklyn, N. Y.
 Mrs. Josephine Hardenbergh of New York spent the weekend with her father, Dr. c. W. Camp.
 Rev. .Jqseph Barry has been con- fined to his home by illness.
 J. A. Henderson, District Traffic Sqpt. of WatorbGzy visited the local telephone exchang5 last week.
 Miss Sara Bunker spent the week. end in Lime Rock.
 Miss Stella Davis visited her sister in Torrington over the weekend.
 Winsted Flower Shop-Roses, Carnations, etc. for any occasion. Telephone 5G0-5.-adv.
 Seth H. Moseloy and II. E. Blan- chard of Norfolk will erect a motion picture theatre in Winsted this spring.
 The Red Leaves and the Conn. Power will play the second game of the series in the town hall on Thurs day evening.
 Lawrence Eddy has formed con- nection with The Dorn Co.,, industrial E engineers and will make his head quarters in New York. He will con- . tinue however to represent makers of corrugated zinc roofing and other pure zinc products in this district, Miss Martha Peters, visiting nurse, and Miss Parrott, visiting nurse from Sharon, attended the meeting of the . ConnectciUt organization of Public Health Nursing at the Stratfeld Hotel, Bridgeport on Tuesday. Miss Peters presided at the round table on rural school nursing.
 Mrs. Victor Coe left for Albany, N. Y. on Monday and will return with MT. Goes mother, who will make her home here with her son.
 Mr. and Mrs. George Fuller have been visiting Mrs. Albert EldrjdGe in North Adams, Mass.
 The regular communication of Housatonic Lodge, Mo- 61, r. & A, M. will be held on Thursday evening. There will be work.
 Peabody-Ophthalm optician will be in Falls Village at Dr. Skif's office, Jan. 31. Feb. 1st.--adv. A. V. A. Felten of 38 Morris St., Danbury sailed for Porto Rico J1n. 14th on a business trip. for the New England Lime Co. He will also visit Haite and Cuba, and expects to be gone from four to six weeks. The Cranfcrd Club will meet this week with Mrs. Humphrcy 'Tha meeting of February End will be with Mrs. Roraback. Program: A BuiIdc" of Marvellous Bridges. Mrs. Parsons. Election of officers.
 BUS WILL CARRY PASSEN- GERS-The Berkshire Auto Bus Line will make special trips to Ct. Bar rington and back for each perform ance of "The Three Musketeers" at the Mahaiwe Theatre, next week Wednesday, Thursday and Friday--ad
 Esther Chapter, o. E. s. is plan ming to hold a Valentine party in their rooms on Wednesday evening, Feb. 9th. Watch for posters and save the date.
 a Miss Edith Lindell of Baypath ' Institute. Snringfeld- Mass snent