Connecticut western news., 1907-04-25
Some Horse Talk.

Friday. He and Del Card went to Co- pake to see Thirst, promiser of Herri- mans in Fred Holsapple's training and incidentally to see Burch and the Dine hart stock at The Empire Farm. Harri- man offered Burch S45o for Granger, promising Shelton colt, but couldn't get i'm. Harriman's colts Thirst" in Fred Cards school are said to be two of the most promising ones in this locality. Charley Vosburg of Lime Rock was in town the other day with a pair of bays, that are as fine as anybody's bays; 16 hands, closely matched, fearless, stylish and great roaders." What Will be Seen
 Those who spend next Thursday even- ing at Town Hall will see a well-known Canaan young lady peel potatoes, will hear of new cure for stuttering, will witness new way of smoking cigar, will get a few points on tanning a tyrant, will hear proposal, will see 'fresh-air kid" prevent kiss, will see an old fashioned dance, will witness contest for the hand of young lady aged 43," will see a "whole quarter" annihilated, will see well known station agent in the role of millionaire, will see P. J. Kane as disciple of Black stone also many other things that will appeal to the disabilities and serve to provide a pleasant evening. The occa- sion is "Down in Maine" the village improvement society's drama.
 | To Organize "The Canaan Band"
 A paper for the signatures of the Canaanites who will become members of "The Canaan Band" was circulated Tuesday and Wednesday. It now con- tains the following 26 names: F. E. An son, G. A. Livingstone, B. A. Peirce, Wm. Shellhous, Mason Noble, jr., Harry Waller, G. E. Corwin, H. M. Doty, G. w. Ford, J. H. Lansing, G. E. DeHart, Chas. Clemsen, R. D. Peirce, O. H. Pease, E. W. Adams, Floyd Garfield, John Adams, A. V. Felten, F. R. Collin, L. E. Allyn, Chas. Dodge, N. W. liar denbergh, H. D, Reed, A. l.. Higgins, O. A. Weymouth and Dewey Garfield. It is earnestly requested that the above named and all others who have had ex- perience with band instruments or who would like to join the band report at Ford's music store on Saturday night April 27th, at S.30 for the purpose of or ganizing band.
 Railroad RumbIes
 Seated in the parlor car of the 2.41 train Monday afternoon were seen station agent Frank Daley of Lenox and his brand new wife, formerly Miss Brown of Lenoxdale. They were en- route to New York and the Jamestown exposition at Norfolk, Va.
 The general manager of the New Haven system, Samuel Higgins, ac- companied by his family came up in their private car last week Wednesday and went to Lakeville where MT. Hig- gins son is student at the Hotchkiss school. They returned Friday and their car was "hooked onto" the 4.43 south bound train.
 The change of time which went into effect on the O. N. E. road Monday does not effect this division. The trains ef- fected are some freights on the Duchess division which formerly carried pas sen gers also and which now carry only freight.
 A Broad Guarantee.
 The Reliable Manufacturing Company have faith in their product and are now making an offer intended to also inspire the public with confidence in Canaan hose or, rather, half hose. They are placing four pairs of half hose in a box and the same are sold by the dealer for one dollar. The company issue a circular with each box which reads, in part as follows: we guarantee that these four pairs of "Oanaan Knit" half hose will not require alarming during four months of wear. Should any pair wear through during this time, it is agreed that upon the surrender to your dealer of the sales ticket and the worn out hose he will replace them with new hose free of cost to you. Your local dealer is authorized by us to guarantee this hose to you. Itis expected that, as nearly as possible, you will give each pair an equal amount of wear. You will be required to show all four pairs when making the exchange" But few concerns have the nerve to guarantee their goods in this manner but the Re. liable folks know that they have a supe- rior article and know "where they are at" ill making this broad guarantee.
 Tribute of Respect.
 A Middletown, N. T., paper prints the following tribute of respect to the memory of Mrs. Crane of Wurtsboro, formerly Miss Ida Moon of Canaan: In trying to tell of the noble life and in fiuence of the wife of the beloved pas tor, words fail us. None knew her but to love her. She was always at the head of all the church work has always