Connecticut western news., 1907-03-28
MANUFACTURERS SHOULD OPEN CORRESPONDENCE CANAAN BOARD OF TRADE

criticise and spoke in complimentary way relative to the manner in which the business is being conducted.
 Newman Tinker of Canaan will move to the Sophia Curtiss farm on the lower Sheffield road about April 1. He has been engaged as boss farmer.
 No action has as yet been taken by the library association relative to opening the library two afternoons each week instead of one during the summer.
 Charles Calender, now in the employ of George P. Strong, announces that he is soon to remove to Bridgeport, where he has accepted position as tinsmith. Roberts Bros, who have carried on 8 general store at East Canaan for the past 10 years, will sell their stock about April 1 to James A. Garfield of East Canaan The Canaan National Bank is flourish. ing far beyond the expectation of the officials. The deposits are increasing week by week and the outlook is most encouraging.
 William Dempsey, now in the employ of George P. Strong, contemplates ac cepting position at his trade. that oi plumber, at the Jamestown exposition at Norfolk, Va.
 Word has been received from Albert Toussaint. who went to Montana two weeks ago, that he has reached his desti nation and is much pleased with that far western country.
 William Clemens, who now resides ir the small white house near Whitford's carriage repository, is to move to a DOT tion of the house MT. Whitford is erect ing on the same premises.
 Contractor Lorraine's carpenters re moved the piazza from Mrs. J. D. Clemans' residence yesterday prepara tory to constructing an addition to the front portion of the house.
 W. J. Cullen of Cullen & Co.,, cleo tricians, of Pittsfield, was caller al THE NEWS office Tuesday while on hi way to Millerton, where his firm expect to do some electric wiring.
 There is to be more than the usual de mand for living apartments here this spring. Thus far there have been from two to half dozen applications for every rent that is to be vacated.
 w. A. Greene, the agent for the Inde pendent or Four Brothers kerosene, has worked up a good trade here and has established g receiving station for cans at Wilcox's blacksmith shop.
 Robert Clapp of Worcester, Mass. representing the makers of Welcome soap, is introducing that product here He is assisted by P. J. Kane and C. s Mather, clerks in Parsons 6 Sons store
 Frank M Cook, formerly in the car riage business in Canaan, has brought suit against Samuel Kaplain of Sandis field, Mass, to recover for bill of goods sold to Kaplain tn 1903. The bill amounts to $56.80.
 MT. Kober, the baker whose arm was so seriously burned at Rains bakery sev. eral weeks ago by kettle of hot lard has returned from Hartford, where he received medical treatment, and has re. sumed his labors.
 G. l.. Parsons 6 Sons and the Jackson I 6 Eggleston Go. have entered into an agreement to close their stores each Sat. urday evening at 9.30 hereafter, com. mencing this week.
 Miss Ellen Anderson, who was taken i'll with typhoid fever several months ago, is now with sister in Springfield, | Mass. Although she is gaining some what, her progress toward recovery is very slow. Reserving the right to remove the tim Der within two years, William Garfield has deeded parcel of land ill New Marlboro to Oscar Pearson. The sale includes buildings and is known as the Victor LeBlond place.
 Bridgeport parties were in town re- gently and from here went to Twin Lakes for the purpose of inspecting cot tage sites. If satisfactory location is found, they intend to join the summer contingent at this now famous resort.
 It is quite probable that the farce en- titled "The Crowded Hotel, or The Tricky Mig" will be given ill connec- tion with the drama, "Down in Maine, /" as those who presented the farce at the recent assembly all sustain roles Ill the drama.
 William H. Smith, aged 68 years, died Tuesday after an illness with pleuro pneumonia. He was the son of Dr. Itha- mer Smith and Jane Dunham. He is survived by wife, one sister. Mrs. Will liam Adam of East Canaan, one brother,