Connecticut western news., 1907-01-17

Reserved seats 50 cents, TOT Sdie al Collins. Music. Dancing.
 Canaan wants 100 women.
 Norman Benson is sick with pneumo- mia.
 Miss Lucy Beebe of Winsted is in town.
 Will you help Canaan get that shirt plant?
 We want that shirt manufacturing plant.
 Miss Carre Fuller is convalescing very slowly.
 It's clean, desirable, easy work, mak- ing shirts.
 Stephen Gordon of Pittsfeld was i'll town Saturday.
 LII. Stagg of Bridgeport was in town one day last week.
 Canaan wants that shirt plant and 100 women to work in it.
 One hundred women are wanted to make shirts in Canaan. Charles Briggs of New York spent Sunday at the Naples.
 If you will accept employment in a shirt plant, fill out that coupon.
 MT. Mrs. or Miss Canaanite can you find one employee for the shirt plant?
 Charles H. Delavan of Chatham, N.Y., is visiting H. D. Hoag and H. M. Doty. Miss Mary Barnett of Glastonbury was guest last week of Miss Carre Fuller. Canaad can't get that shirt plant un- less 100 women will accept employment. Mrs. Frances Clemans was among the Canaanites who visited Hartford last week
 Mrs. E. Ordway has stored her furni- ture at H. R. Whitford's and moved to Buffalo.
 Metal ceiling is being placed in the Fuller 6 Peet's store and the bank quarters.
 It rests entirely with the ladies as to whether Canaan gets that shirt manu- featuring plant.
 William Blodgett of Winsted was in town Saturday as was Sheriff Middle brook of Winsted.
 Miss Ethel Laidlaw is studying teleg- raphy with Miss Dibble at the Postal Telegraph Gable office.
 Miss Louise Bragg has sold building lots on East Main street to William J. Reel and J. H. Lansing
 The installation of the officers of Wangum Camp of Modern Woodmen took place last evening.
 J. P. Rains and daughter spent Tues in New York and found Mrs. Rains condition very encouraging.
 Mrs A. D. Wait has returned to her home in Cohoes, New York, after spend ing several days at Dr. Ross
 Matthew Dempsey continues to inn prove and if no complications ensue it is expected he will soon recover.
 Operations were resumed Monday at the plant of the Connecticut Lime Com pany after two weeks shut down.
 The residences of Mrs. Lydia Law renee, N l.. Jackson and J. E. Rhoades are being wired for electric lighting.
 It's a little off season for summer birds, but three meadow larks were seen on the road to East Canaan last Sunday.
 Edward Pease whose knee was in jured several days ago by an accidental blow of hammer, is still confined to the house.
 The Canaan National Bank is now formally authorized to do business The charter has been granted and its number is 8511.
 MT. and Mrs. G. l.. Parsons have re. turned from their wedding tour, and are occupying their pleasant home on West Main street.
 The days are passing. Only IA ot them before February 1. If you'll ac- cept employment in the shirt plant, tell the Board of Trade about it.
 Favorable reports continue to come from New York City relative to the con. dition of Mrs. John P. Rains who under went an operation there few days ago.
 Miss Catharine Roraback, who has been i'll during the past two weeks, dur ing the past few days with quinsy, is better. although the trained nurse is still in attendance.