Connecticut western news., 1908-05-07

2.4l, 4.50, D. m. SunuayS-4.o5.
 All ready, now, for sewer connections.
 James Mccormick was in town Mon day.
 Miss Julia Kane of Norfolk was in town Sunday.
 Mrs. Augusta New was in Great Bar rington Tuesday.
 Leo Werner has been spending few days in New York.
 NE. Rawson of Brooklyn spent Sun day with Mrs. J. D. Clemans.
 Frost Sunday, Monday and Tuesday mornings. February fog brought it.
 The Cranford club will meet to-day with Mrs. Scutt on West Main street.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Manvel of Pitts field were Sunday guests of his parents here.
 , A sign bearing the words "The Can- field" has been placed on the west side of the hotel.
 Mrs. David Lawrence and son Walter of Pittsfield visited at William Beebes over Sunday.
 Blasting is completed and the founda- tion for Mrs.. Francena Caldwell's house is being built.
 George Bullock is at his home ill Hills dale, N. Y, convalescing from his severe illness.
 A company of blind musicians will give an entertainment in Town Hall Monday evening.
 Even those people whose hearing IS not of the best say they hear sounds which resemble wedding bells.
 MT. and Mrs. John Beckley of Hart ford spent Sunday, with his parents, MT. and Mrs. s. O. Beckley.
 At next weeks meeting of the Post, for the Memorial Day ob- servance will probably be made.
 Anson Lawrence went to Pine Orchard last week, where Mrs. Lawrence and her sister have been since Easter.
 Harry Pulver went to Bridgeport Tuesday to attend the meeting of the state camp of Modern Woodmen.
 J. Henry Roraback will be one of the Connecticut delegates to the National republican convention at Chicago.
 The taking of toll was resumed May 1st at the toll bridge. Michael Nc Oormick IS "the man on the job."
 Mrs. John P. Rains and daughter Elsie, left Wednesday for a weeks visit with friends in Camillus, N. Y.
 A few trips of street sprinkler wouldn't have been amiss last week. But Natures sprinkler did good job Thursday night.
 Mrs. George Curtis is transforming the barn, at the rear of her West Main street residence, into a two tenements.
 T. L. Norton of Lakeville has ex- tended an invitation to Breezy Point" to come to Lakeville ill the near future.
 The construction of the framework for the enlargement of the livery barn, on the hotel premises, Is we'll under way.
 c. G. Smith has practically completed the construction of cement walk on two sides of his premises on West Main street
 George Peet of Bridgeport was in town Monday and Tuesday. Mrs1 Frances Peet returned to Bridgeport with him.
 Both the barns on the premises of Wallace Garfield on East Main street, have been moved to the rear of the new residence.
 MT. and Mrs. Emory Beirce of Win chester were guests of G. M. Walton and family last week, coming in their automobile.
 A. L. Hugins' old blacksmith shop has been entirely demolished and the construction of the new building is we'll under way.
 George Drumm returned from visit in New York last Saturday, accompa- nied by his aunt, who expects to spend the summer in Canaan.
 MT. and Mrs T. Lee Roberts, of Craryville, N. Y. accompanied by MT. and Mrs. T. E. Sarvis of the same place, were ill town Sunday.
 THE NEWS revises its building census of last week and increase the number of Canaan houses in various stages of con- struction from five to seven inasmuch as Mrs. George Curtis is transforming her barn into two.