Connecticut western news., 1907-08-01

New York city are guests at William Devine's.
 The deposits of The Canaan Natiopa Bank were larger Tuesday than on any other day since the bank was opened.
 Mrs. Borst and mother, Mrs. Kuyken- dall, have returned to Brooklyn after spending two weeks at the Wangum.
 Miss Emma Lawrence and Mrs. Burns have returned from Towanda, Pa., where they spent few weeks.
 s. A. Eddy and family have returned from the Jamestown exposition and are occupying their cottage at Twin Lakes.
 Miss Elizabeth A. Martin, who has been spending short vacation here, has returned to her home in Millerton, N
 Ms. J. 0. Richmond nas returned from Goshen, Conn.,, and is spending two weeks at Judge Roraback's, Twin Lakes.
 I Mrs. Marion Parsons has returned to Winsted for her belongings and will come to live with her daughter, Mrs. F. Hitchcock
 Reuben Brewer. who spent last winter ln town with his niece. Mrs. Esther Will Hams, is seriously i'll at his home in Great Harrington.
 Frank DeMato has discontinued his fruit and ice cream business and the building will probably be occupied by MT. Decker, the plumber. t #z
 P. Kelley, formerly carriage painter at Wilcox's blacksmith and wagon shop has taken like position with A. H. Norton at Millerton. sI t. -.F The annual meeting of the New Eng land Lime Company will be held at the company's office in Millerton, N. Y., Tuesday, September 10.
 W. H. Adams of Great Harrington, Mass. Is the new carriage painter and wagon maker at George Wilcox's black smith and wagon shop.
 Machinery is arriving here for the plant of the Berkshire White Portland Cement Co. of Clayton. A large power blower reached here Saturday.
 Mrs. Edwin W. Warmer and her sis ter, Mrs. Catherine Waldorf, of Niantic are contemplating western trip and will visit the various points of interest in several states.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Ferguson of Bridgeport, who have been spending several days with Mrs. Ferguson's par ents in Lee, are now visiting MT Fergu- sons relatives in Canaan
 Mrs Emma Turner of Falls Village, sister of the late George Brinton, is vis- iting Mrs. Brinton on her way to the home of her step-son, near Boston, where she hopes to be benefited by the sea breezes.
 The NewY ork, New Haven and Hart ford railroad will run its first excursion of the season to Steeplechase Island on Tuesday of next week. The special train will leave Canaan at 8.O4 a. m. and the round trip costs $125.
 The Ashley Falls Marble Company have furnished William Garfield with some remarkably attractive slabs of polished marble which are used for va rious purposes in the work of recon structing the hotel. .
 The CanaanValley Volunteers came to town Saturday to trim the Canaan An telopes on the Canaan base ball grounds, but the Antelopes indulged in some snappy team work and vanquished the Volunteers by score of 13 to 10.
 John F. Hubbard, who is taking an apprentice electrical course in the West inghouse works at Pittsburg, Pa. is spending vacation with his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. H. Hubbard. He ex- poets to remain until September l.
 Howard Clingen who has held a posi- tion ill the power house for the Berk- skire Power Company has taken a similar position with the Winsted Gas Company. Samuel Briggs has entered the employ of the Berkshire Power Go. William Findlay Shunk. died June 22 at his home in Harrisburg Pa. He was one of the engineers engaged in the construction of the Connecticut Western railroad and will be remembered by the older citizens of Canaan. He was v years old.
 Unclaimed letters remained in u e postoffice Tuesday for Francesca Ar: cangelo, John Cunningham, Miss