Connecticut western news., 1907-09-12
MANUFACTURERS LOOKING LOCATIONS SEOUL CORRESPONDENCE THE CANAAN BOARD OF TRADI

The cement walk extending from his piazza to the sidewalk and along one side of his house entities Clarence Humphrey to membership in "The Booster Club"
 Miss Claudine Lumpkin's millinery business is expanding, therefore she now occupies two rooms instead of one in the Canfield building.
 J. A. Dorman of Great Harrington was in town Friday posting fair adver- tising matter. MT. Dorman has had charge of this advertising for several years. :5
 When you let go of $I.10 for your hunters license be optimistic. If you lived across the line and wanted to hunt nutmeg state game it would cost you BIO 10.
 The Misses Jackson of Hart ford, sis ters of Miss Jackson, who has been in charge of the Vacation House during August, are boarding at Mrs. s., J. Hamm's.
 An agreement has been reached be- tween H. D. Humphrey and the fire district relative to the extension of the sewer pipe for distance of about 70 feet through MT. Humphreys land. ..
 After 8 successful season the Vacation House is closed to the girls of The Girls Friendly, but the assoclates from differ ent parts of Connecticut will be enter tained there during the next two weeks.
 Miss Florence A. Johnson who has been spending several weeks with her sister, Mrs. Frank Whiting began her duties Monday morning as teacher in the kindergarten department of the Lakeville school r F srf-
 It is probable that the entire issue of sewer bonds will be purchased by Can- aan people. Several have signified their willingness to purchase two or more of 5000 each and it does not now appear the disposal will be at all difficult.
 The street, as yet nameless, extending from West Main street to Bragg street, passing the residence of D. l.. Peirce, has been put in condition for use. The work was done last week. The street has been used more or less for some time although in poor condition.
 Mrs. O. w. Camp and daughters treated Dr. and Mrs. Hale Powers to a ride to Great Burlington in MT. Can fields big touring car on Saturday and on Monday MT. and Mrs. Powers went to Middletown for visit before return home.
 The many friends of the Rev. A. E. Roraback will regret to learn that he is afflicted with typhoid fever and is in 8 Providence hospital. There are indica- tions now that the attack will not be a very severe one. J. Clinton Roraback and sister Louise spent few days with him last week.
 MT. and Mrs. R. T. Owen of Meriden, Conn, made their annual visit to town lest week. They were guests at The Wangum. MT. Owen is connected with the Journal Publishing Company of Meriden and, with his wife, has spent his annual vacation here for several years.
 s. A. Eddy and family left Monday for their new home in New Haven. MT. Eddy will spend the coming two months in Virginia and at the Jamestown expo sition. Their host of Canaan friends re- gret their removal from town, but MT. Eddy's business necessitated a change of residence.
 John Lorrigan of Lakeville has been spending a short time with his sister, Mrs. Mary Collins. His mental condi- tion is such that he was taken to the sanitarium at Stamford Friday. MT. Lorrigan was formerly resident of Ca- naan and was engaged in the meat busi- ness here.
 Sterling's Uncle Toms Cabin Com pany is to show here Tuesday, Ssptem- Der 16, on the Gillette lot. The company consists of 40 people and have been showing to large audiences in the sur rounding villages. They have street parade novel feature of which is 12- man brass band mounted on horseback 1 Speedy Craft.
 George Van Deusen's s new 22- foot steel launch is now making trips up aid down the Housatonic river. It is equipped with a six horse power, two-cylinder marine engine and is handsome and attractive boat in every respect. It is