Connecticut western news., 1909-10-21
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MANUFA LOCATIONS SHOULD OPEN CORRESPONDENCE WITH CANAAN BOARD OF TRADE

Judge Roraback has put in an up- stairs bath room.
 The local camp of Modern Woodmen | held rousing meeting last night, Dis trict Deputy L. B. Koopman being pres ent and ten applications being received. l MT. Koopman says he will arrange for all open meeting in December, when some national and state officers will be present. Preachers Will Meet Here
 The next meeting of the Preachers Union of the Housatonic Valley is scheduled for Monday, November eighth, in the Canaan Methodist church. New Books at Library
 Books received at the Douglas public library during the past week were twelve nicely bound volumes of River i side Art Series. The titles are: 'Raph- ael. Mitchell Angelo" " "Rembrandt," "Millet," Reynolds" "Murillo," ," Greek-Sculpture," " "Titian," Land seer' ,"Correggio. |" Tuscan Sculpture" and "VanDyck."
 Applicants for License
 The county commissioners, Hubert B. Case, of Barkhamsted, chairman; Howard M. Guernsey of Thomaston and John J. Karl, of Litchfeld, were ill s1s- sion at the Garfield Inn yesterday after noon aud received several applications for license to sell spirituous and intoxia eating liquors. etc. The applications were from: Charles E. Liner, proprietor of the Brookside hotel, and George S. Kirby, proprietor of the Sharon Inn, Sharon; F. A. Baker, proprietor of the Canfield Inn, O. G. Thompson. J. L. Thurlough druggists hcense), F. r. Stevens, (druggist), Canaan; Jeremah Sweeney and o. H. Kegler, East Ca naan; George T. Johnson, (druggist), Norfolk; G. E. Frink, Falls Village, (druggistl.
 Racing in the Frost
 Although Friday nights weather was quite cold enough to make heavy wraps necessary, it didn't cool the enthusiasm of some of our local horsemen, who raced way to Great Harrington and back. Twas matched race, 'twixt teams belonging to Archie Adam and Martin Langs and the latter won, with a pair of Theodore Shelton's, by twenty two minutes. Martin covered the dis tance, figured at twenty-five miles, in one hour and fifty-eight minutes, while Archie's steeds came tearing down the | home stretch two hours and twenty min utes after the start had been made. I'm mediately upon their return, the horses were cared for in MT. Langs' stables and suffered no i'll after effects. The race was without incident, unless it be true, as some persons said, that, when Martin arrived at the Canfield Inn, around naid- night, there were two or three icicles dangling from that flowing moustache l of his. We confess that we can t swear to that; but we know that it was no "balmy summer evening" Friday night | Licensed Hunters
 Town Clerk Norton has issued hun ter's licenses to: Samuel c. Camp, | H. B. Stevens, F. F. Stevens, Charles | E. Laffargue, R. H. Stanton, George W. 1 Greene, John P. Killmer, Andrew Bail lar. John L. Thurlou2h, John s. Adam. | John S. Caldwell, Melvin Winters, Geo. | Perdrizet, George D. Condon, A. s. | COons, D. J. Emmons, F. A. COons, | w. J. Weaver. c. H. Kegler H. F. Pulver. Leon Feathers, Harry Feathers, H. A. Robey, James Treaca, Harry R, 1 Taylor, Earl Feathers, J. E. Rhoades, Emanuel Taylor, W. H. Drum, H. NJ Dodge. N. W. Blodgett, c. B, Wilcox, Charles Coons, William Bannahap, Starr Rood, Edward Del0v, Theodore Silvernail, Michael Foley, E. D. Rene dict, Charles Dutcher, Ii. L. Ross, Burt Feathers, Fred Feathers, Samuel Briggs, L. 0. Rhoades, George P. Hard enburgh Alfred H. Rood, Clifford Aller, Frank B. Stanton, Allen Feathers, Carl Curtis, Henry H Leffingwell, w. H. Clnfeld Charles Roster, Robert Rood, George Fl. Van Deusen, J. s. Stanton. buTO6G6 hOOC, T. d. sweeney, fTdnh Snyder. Joseph Kegler, w. A. Sweeney and C. J. McCarty.
 Might Try Salt Next Time
 June Rhoades and another man went hunting 'tother day. and June says the trip furnished one of the funniest episodes that he ever witnessed. It seems that, after the men had reached the woods, their dog treed something Hurrying toward the spot, they discov- cred a rabbit squatting i'll crotch of the tree, about five feet from the ground. June wanted to take a shot at the bunny, but his companion said, "wait 8 minute; don't shoot; I'll show you how to catch him." Whereat the man cautiously the tree, ill much the same manner that the sleuth in the pla! comes down stage back of tho villain.