Connecticut western news., 1909-06-10
CANAAN.
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Clayton BenJamln OL OAonS o'A1A AiAS ton was in town Monday. A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs B. A. Peirce on Saturday, June Q. MT. Heard of New York, forester, Is spending few days at the Naples. The posG-offics at the lakes will prob ably be opened some time next week.
 E. A. Thompson of New Rochelle has taken the Hurley cottage at Twin Lakes for the summer.
 A daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. James H. Bailey of Sheffield on We'd nesday, June 3.
 George I. Roberts and family of New Rochelle have opened their cottage at the lakes for the summer.
 Martin Langs has moved from the Wangun to the house owned by Messrs. 1 Wnlt1ord adjacent to Dr. Lees.
 The banns of marriage of Elfred Morin of Canaan and Miss Elizabeth Ward Of Lee were published at St. Mary's church ill Lee Sunday.
 Roy Brinton, formerly with the Re- liable Knitting Company, now of Great Burlington, has returned to his home Ill East Canaan for the summer.
 Mr. and Mrs. Charles MaoLean of Ansonia brought their canoe up from that place by rail last week as far as Ashley Falls and launched it there to make the trip down the Housatonic River.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank N. Brown of New York were ln town oyer Sunday. Their son Nelson came with them and will re main for the summer with his grandmother, Mrs. Harriet Brown.
 Mig" the black horse owned by Albert,P. Briggs died Sunday. He was an animal of unusual intelligence and ? had been driven by many persons in town who remember him for his faith full services.
 A small tract of land .-has ..besn pur. chased by Dr. H. L. Ross from Mrs Josephine Camp, the land lying adja cent to Dr. Ross's premises. Edward D. Norton has also purchased smal tract of land from Mrs. Camp. Trains began stopping at Foley s Sam met at Twin Lakes this week. Al 1 trains stop there on flag with the ex eeption, at present, of the westbouno train reaching there at about one o'clocl D. m., and the eastbound train reachin! ! there about 8:35 6. m.
 FEE. Gum of Chattanooga, Tenn. who was to have opened the Wangun \ the first of the month as a summe k boarding house. has given up his leas \ of that place and taken the Twin Lake \ House for the summer. He intends t - open the house the latter part of thl week.
 Burglars Visited East Canaan
 The station at East Canaan was bura larized Thursday night and small SUI of money taken. The station at Norfol was forcibly entered the same night an presumbly by the same gang as a crow bar bearing the name of c. H. Sage, well-known East Canaan man, WE found Friday near the scene of tt 2 burglary in Norfolk and was pr sumably used to break open the box the telephone at the Norfolk station. 4 far as booty was concerned the burgla
 did not have much better success
 Norfolk than at East Canaan, only
 small sum being secured.
 Summer Timetable in Effect
 The new summer timetables on u
 Central New England and N. Y, N.
 6 H, railroads went into effect Su
 day. Westbound weekday trains on u ", Central New England are as follow Sa 6:25, 8:21, and 10:34 a. m.; 12:5 ys $40 and 6:47 p. m. Sunday trains wei
 bound are at 11:10 a. m.; 6:42 p. ]
 Weekday eastbound trains, TAB al
 8:46 a. m.; 1925 (to Norfolk), 12:;
 2.4O, 3:59 (to Norfolk), 4.17, GAY
 Winsted) p. m. Sunday eastbou
 trains, 3:O6, 8;O9 (to Winsted p. M Weekday northbound trains on the U Y, N. H. 6 H. R. R. are as follow k 9:43 a. m.; 1911, 100 4:38 (Saturda k only), 6:47 and 7:2O p. m. Sunday nort
 bound trains, 11:06 a. m., 12:11 p. M Weekday southbound trains, 6;19 I SAP a. m.; 1:48, 2:37, 4:20 and 5:07 p. E Sunday soutnbound trains, 5;49, 6:14 a E TAO p. m.
 One of Canaan's Model Gardens Our attention is called to the garc
 of MT. and Mrs W. B. Weddell, wh
 shows what industry and lntelllg care will dc towards making sn
 piece of ground productive both 1n
 good things to eat and in flowers bea'
 ful to the eye, Despite the complal
 of many persons that the season l
 backward one for gardens, this N x>4 nfc 1f