Connecticut western news., 1907-07-18
MANUFACTURERS LOOKING FOR LOCATIONS SHOULD CORRESPONDENCE CANAAN BOARD TRADE


 The painter brush has, with good re- suits, come in contact with several resi- dences in town recently. Light green seems to be a favorite color. Deputy Sheriff I. P Hornbeck of Falls Village was in town Monday on his way piece of property to secure claim. Mrs. H. E. Pease went to Suffield Conn.,, Tuesday to attend the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Eliza Kellogg, who had attained the ripe old age of 90 years. Mrs. Della Hardenbergh and sons, N. Watson and George, went to Twin Lakes Saturday and will occupy their cottage there during the balance of the season.
 Miss Olive Humphrey went to Hart ford Monday and underwent an opera tion for removal of adenoids and one tonsil. She was accompanied by Miss Ella Hall.
 Alice Wood, the 16-year-old colored girl, who was in the employ of Mrs J. G. Adam died July 4 of tuberculosis, in the Winsted hospital where she had been i'll for seven weeks.
 Mrs. F. W. Barnett and son Edward of Glastonbury have been guests for two weeks of Mrs. William Thompson of Myrtle Hill and calling on their many friends in this place.
 The cherry crop is to be a partial failure in this section. The trees were blossomed out very fully, but the cold weather prevented large number of the blossoms from setting. A man and woman, both under the in- fuence of liqour, formed disgusting spectacle here Saturday As there is no constable here, one of the selectmen finally ''shoed" them out of town.
 Mrs. Wortham of Cranford N. J., noted alto singer in St. Marks church N. Y. is boarding with Miss Fanny Whittlesey and her voice was pleasing feature in Christ church Sunday morn ing.
 Unclaimed letters remained in the Canaan post office Tuesday for Kellogg Belden, Beni. Hotaling, Heubbunr Kon- ry, Guido Batistini, Angelo Girolomoni, Guisseppe Sazeri. DeProsdocimi Ricardo, Alskeduder Zakezewski.
 On Monday of the present week har- ness maker James Rodemeyer made a general assignment to E. D. Norton for the behefs of his creditors. The liabil- ities are $700 and the assetts are practi- cally sufficient to meet all claims.
 The usual Canaan contingent went to East Canaan Saturday to see the base ball game between East Canaan and | Housatonic. Score 14-0 in favor of East Canaan. Frank Stanton of Canaan served the corkscrew shoots for the East Canaan boys.
 | The little daughter of MT. and Mrs James Reel was operated on by Dr. E. Terry Smith of Hartford during the lat ter part of last week for the removal of enlarged tonsils and adenoids The oper- ation was successful and gave the child immediate relief.
 Charles the two-year-old son of MT. and Mrs. James Reel, narrowly escaped the loss of the middle finger of his right hand few days ago as result of its be- ing caught between a door and the cas- ing. Dr. Lee was called and succeeded in saving the member.
 Joseph Vail of Winsted was in town Tuesday, making arrangements to have the Choral Society photographed by a Hartford photographer, on Christ church lawn some day next week, to be an- nounced later. This, with the other Choral Union pictures, will be sent to Jamestown and placed with the Con- necticut exhibit.
 An Old Subscriber.
 Dwight Allyn of Twin Lakes was among those who renewed their sub scriptions to THE NEWS on Monday of the present week. He is one of several who, as subscribers, received copies of the first issue, published in Salisbury and whose names have been on the sub- scription list continuously since. } Pleasant Social Event. The young people are planning for an enjoyable time at their dance at Town Hall tomorrow evening Decker's or. . chestra of Millerton will furnish the music. The committee in charge of the leyent consists of Margaret Collins, Mary