Connecticut western news., 1907-07-11
MANUFACTURERS LOOKING FOR DESIRABLE LOCATIONS SHOULD OPEN CORRESPONDENCE THE CANAAN BOARD OF TRADE

MT. and Mrs. H. B. Ives are now re- siding at Twin Lakes, having stored some of their furniture in portion of the residence occupied by Dr. o. E Cor win and family.
 [ Mrs. H. B. Hoag and children are now at Chatham, N Y. and before their return an operation, for the removal of adenoids, will probably be performed on little Jennie, either at Chatham or AL bany.
 1 Church street was closed Tuesday while the water company were lowering the water pipes. At the points where the grades were lowered, not sufficient earth was left to prevent the pipes from freezing.
 Strawberries are becoming more and more scarce every day and the end of this seasons supply. even of home grown berries, is not far away. Other berries are beginning to appear in the market however.
 Unclaimed letters remained in the Ca- naan postoffice Tuesday for Miss Helen Clinton Clark, Miss Julia Hacfner, MT. M. F. Smith, postals, George Herington, Miss Elizabeth Macky, MT. Mane Ras- mussen. | Burbank Yung of Hartford is guest at the Wangum. MT. Yung IS son of the president of the Great Western Rail- way of China and nephew of a former ambassador to the United States from that country.
 The state road work on Church street is well along toward completion. On either side of the railroad crossing a l wall has been erected along the load to retain the earth used in filling in and reducing the grade at these points.
 A novel poster, written on wall paper I ill the post office, announces '' Fairies Flower Garden" entertainment bysthe Epworth League, on Mrs. Clemans' lawn next Tuesday evening. The admission will be 10 cents. Ice cream and cake will be served.
 Several trees on the Linnehan place, near the Church street railroad crossing have for number of years interfered with the view of the tracks and materi- ally increased the danger to the travel CTS at this point. These trees have now been removed making 1t possible for the horseman or pedestrian to see the trains as they approach the crossing.
 The Misses Camp entertained house party at the Herriman cottage, Twin Lakes, for the weeks end. The party consisted of Mrs. F. w Hahn of Phila- delphia, Miss Dorothy Pease of New Britain, Harold Johnson of Hartford and Horace Curtiss of Norfolk, chaperoned by Mrs. Emma T. Rood. Other guests were also entertained and had very en- joyable time.
 Notice to Wheelmen.
 The selectmen have posted notices forbidding the riding of bicycles on the sidewalks and one Canaan man suggests that notices also be posted forbidding | cle paths, particularly between Bennett hill and East Canaan.
 Death ofltalian.
 Alfredo Foianesi an Italian 29 years of age, died Friday of cerebral hemor , rhage. at the home of an Italian named Caravatti, midway between Canaan an6 | ua country about two months and was il the employ of William Garfield. The , remains were inferred In the Catholic
 cemetery Sunday by undertaken o. M , Humphrey.
 l Express Delivery.
 ' The collection and delivery of expres,
 matter ill Canaan became reality ol < Monday, of this week The work i. 8 done by truckman E. Cropper. A col S lection and delivery is made after the
 arrival of the 9:43 northbound train, al so after the arrival of the 2:41 south
 bound. The delivery territory comprise. f the fire district. The new departure
 will be greatly appreciated by Canaan ties as service of this kind has been de
 sired for some time.
 I Prosperous Concern.
 :. The Reliable Manufacturing Company is overwhelmed with orders and it wa 8 with reluctance that they closed thei T plant three days last week although the, , desired that the operators should have
 well-earned vacation. Operations wer,