Connecticut western news., 1907-06-06
POST OFFICE BURGlARIZED

POST OFFICE BURGLARlZED
 Burglars entered the postoffice this morning at 2:I5, prying open the front door, and blew the safe, receiving practi- /. cally nothing for their trouble. 1 J. c. Roraback went to New Haven to see the Princeton base ball team de- | feat Yale by score of to z Saturday.
 Miss Grace Bradford of Van Deusen and Miss Ida Mcintyre of New Marlboro, Mass, were recent guests of Mrs. Bun nell.
 Unclaimed letters remained in the Ca- naan post office Tuesday for Mrs. Will liam E. Bond, Marie Rasmussen. Postals Henry w. Duff, Miss Malina Graves, o. W. Goodwin, F. B. Phillips, Maria i Rasmussen.
 Rev. l.. D. Bliss of Pittsf1eld was a guest of Rev. E. 0. Gillette yesterday and attended the concert at Norfolk last evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Barnes and MT. and Mrs. Sheridan Barnes have returned from Oyster Bay, l.. I. where they spent week.
 Mrs. Emma T. Rood went to Torrington Friday evening and returned Wednes- day evening, after attending the concert in music shed, Norfolk.
 A number of Canaanites will go to Falls Village Sunday to attend the exer- cises in connection with the re-dedica- i tion of St. Patrlck's s church.
 A special communication of Housa- tonic Lodge. Mo- 61, F. 6 A. M., will be held Friday evening. June T, to confer the M. M degree. All visiting brothers are invited to attend.
 Sunday was said to be the coldest June on record. The ice man is gnashing his teeth and so is the man who has been obliged to dig deep into his supply of next winters coal. sst a'.
 Mrs. Miller, who went from here to Pittsfeld i'll with typhoid fever, has, we understand. entirely recovered and was discharged from the hospital several days ago.
 According to the old saying, it will rain for seven consecutive Sundays if rain falls on Pinkster Sunday, and if the saying contains the truth there are five rainy Sabbath days to come. f ;toe 4o @lo hearsal at Norfolk Monday evening and again to the concerts Tuesday evening and last evening have that "sort- CT glad discover feeling.
 O. E. Badgley has had shafting and lpulleys erected for the purpose of oper- ating three large fans in his meat mar, ket if there is sufficient hot weather this year to demand such ventilation and air. stirring. The electric motor, installed some weeks ago, will furnish the motive power.
 J. P. Rains is now providing rooms fol travellers in the bakery building. There has already been a large demand fol them. Inasmuch as MT. Rains is to con duct restaurant in connection, and as the Warner House is closed, he will pro bably have plenty of patronage. The members of Cowles Post, G. A R., who attended the Memorial Day ob servance at Norfolk. speak in terms O. greatest praise of the Norfolk folks whc so pleasantly entertained them. It wa one of the red letter days in Norfolk history.
 Rev. T. R. Wallace and G. Willis Parsons are in Cornwall to-day attend ing the meeting of the Litchfeld North west Sunday School Union. Rev. MT Wallace speaks on ''The Teachers Bool Shelf'' and MT. Parsons conducts tht praise service.
 On or about July 1 A. V. A. Felte1 , and family will move from apartments 3 in George Strong's residence to Samue A. Eddy's residence. MT. Eddy's family will spend the summer in their Twir 7 Lakes cottage and in the fall expect tC go to New Haven to reside. At the annual meeting of the Winstet Christian Endeavor Union, Harry Holt o. Canaan was elected president, Mrs. Geo Dunning of East Canaan, secretary ant treasurer. MT. Holt has declined tt serve, however, because of pressure ot other duties,
 A. E. Molando is building for N. Wat son Hardenbergh an 18-foot napths launch, which MT. Hardenbergh will sci af1oat on Twin Lakes. The engine by