Connecticut western news., 1907-04-11
MANUFACTURERS LOCATIONS SHOULD OPEN CORRESPONDENCE THE CANAAN BOARD OF TRADE

I tations of various other churches, where the return of a pastor was desired, fell far short of being realized.
 Miss Julia Shuckerow has returned from visit to Hartford, much improved | in health, but IS still under Dr. Camps care, and is at John Flynn's, where she has spent the winter.
 Although w. w. Burghardt has dis posed of his plumbing business to W. N. Decker, he will still be associated with him in the capacity of assistant and advisor in rush times.
 The weather of the past few days has been of the sort to discourage the trout fishermen. The large strings of speckled beauties that have been brought into town were few and far between.
 Unclaimed letters remained in the post office Tuesday for J. F. Bliss, Fran cesoo Franco, Mrs. N. J. Stewards, and Master John Williams. Postals for Miss M. O. Dwight and H. L. Scofield
 A. A. Lawrence and family expect to move from East Canaan to their house on Granite avenue some time next month. Several repairs will be made before they occupy the house, including a new veranda, etc.
 Canaan is glad to witness the expan- sion of the Reliable Manufacturing Company. Would that there were more industries here to expand. We're proud of what we have, but like the Twist boy, named Oliver, we want more. l MT. Poit and family are to move here from Brooklyn and will occupy rooms in the Porter building. Mir. Poit is a baker and will enter J. P. Rains em- ploy as will MT. Potts brother, also a resident of Brooklyn. The officers of The Canaan National Bank say that if your patronage and in- f1uence have in any way contributed to the success of the institution they thank you for 1t. If you are not patron they extend an invitation to you to open an \ account.
 There will be joint rehearsal of the four choruses that are to sing the Re- demption at Winsted, at the Gilbert School hall, next Wednesday evening, consequently there will be no rehearsal of the Canaan Choral Society next Tues day night.
 Mrs. J. E. Crane of Wurtsboro, New York, daughter of Mrs. Augusta Scott of Canaan, died March 27 in Roosevelt hospital, New York City, after an oper- ation. Mrs. Crane will be remembered by Canaanites as Miss Ida A. Moon. She was A years of ago.
 Henry 0. Greene of Boston, Mass, has been spending few days at the home of his brother, James E. Greene in this village. Both men are veterans of the Civil war, and the former was confined in one of the rebel prisons at Salisbury, North Carolina for a long time.
 The Inn at Pine Grove camp ground will be conducted by Mrs. Rector. The \ outside, painted, etc. MT. and Mrs. Nisbet the occupants are making ar engagements to accommodate boarders during the coming season which will open June 18th and close September 15. The New Shoe Store.
 The shelving has been placed in the store in the Garfield building which is to be occupied by the shoe firm of Ben- ton 6 Wright and in today's paper they advertise to open on or about April 15. The exact day of opening will depend, however, on the arrival of goods ordered for this store.
 Light for the Goat.
 The lodge room of Housatonic Lodge, F. 6 A. NJ. has been wired for electric lighting by the Berkshire Power Go. and a very handsome electrolier and other fixtures installed. The room was elect rically illuminated for the first time Friday evening when the, Master Mason degree was conferred upon one candinate. Leased Whole Building.
 The report was current on the street during the latter part of last week that the Porter building had been sold to J. J. P. Rains, the baker. Such, however, is not the case. The rumor arose from the fact that MT. Rains has leased the entire building, instead of only the | tc xrr,in inh hn occupies, and will sublet portions of it. Canaan Talent in Demand.
 Contractor E. R. Lorraine s men are working near Norfolk for O. D. Tows, a New York man, who has purchased what is known as the Curtiss place and is enlarging and extensively