Connecticut western news., 1910-11-17
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dated road, in the master mechanics department. He is succeeded by engineer Eden, who has been engine foreman at Westbrook.
 While hunting near South Norfolk late Saturday afternoon William Stone, who is employed by A. P. Hines of that place, discovered part of deer's leg eutangled in heavy wire fence near the Riggs place. It had been twisted or torn off about five inches from the hoof. The ground near the fence bore evidences of struggle and indicated that the accident had befallen the an imal only short time before it's dis covery. earoh was made for the deer but it was not found. -,..-
 Michael Kane has left town for South Carolina, for the winter.
 Lawyer Fred Williams of New Milford came up Saturday to look over the most progressive town of it's class, ill Litchfeld County.'' Game Warden Ross has received word from Kent that large deer has been seen in that vicinity, with it's foot caught in six-inch jawed steel trap. It is said the woods and fields around there are full of traps of all kinds, and that dogs, cats and domestic cattle have been caught in them, and the cry goes up, "What can we do about it?"
 Sewer connection has been made with the Joyce house, back of Roraback' s nement.
 Plumber Wigglesworth has installed an up to date heating system in Edward S Roberts house East Canaan.
 Don't forget the sale and supper at the Pilgrim Church Parlors Friday from until p. m.
 E. D. Norton spent Friday in Hart ford.
 Engineer Dodge, of the o. N. E. switeher is laying off for a few days, and his place is taken by engineer Husted.
 Engineer Marcy of the night pusher, has moved from Maybrook to Canaan.
 A number from here attended the re- opening of Roberts hall in Lakeville last evening.
 Amos Beaujon has been on the sick list the past week,
 Conductor Nathan Blodgett succeeds Conductor Jesse Drum in charge of the day switcher on the O. N. E.
 The Patrick Commons place on Bar low street has been purchased by Patrick Lee.
 The remains of Mrs. Charlotte Dem- ing of Waterbury, formerly of South Canaan. who died last week, were buried in the family plot in the South Canaan cemetery.
 MT. and Mrs. A. P. Briggs have been spending the past few days in New York visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Joseph Ganci is visiting her sis ter in Pittsburg, Pa.
 The Canaan second basketball team had no trouble defeating the Lime Rock five at that place Friday night. Three fifteen periods were played and at finish the score was 62-23. Quite a crowd ac- companied the team and dancing was enjoyed after the game. ....
 Miss Ellen Kane spent Sunday in Hartford. -.".
 Alfred Caldwell has resigned his posi- tion as chauffeur for MT. r.ssMcManus in Great Harrington and returned to his home here. .....
 Harry Pulver. of Danbury spent Sun- day at his home here.
 James Kane has resigned his position at Borden's and gone to Newark. N. J., where he will work in machine shop.
 A rare opportunity is offered of Walter Angus of Chapinville, to those desiring ferns or decoration plants at little price.
 George o. Peet, of Bridgeport was in town this week, visiting his mother Mrs. Joseph w. Peet, who is gradually recovering from her long and severe illness.
 Mrs. Mulford Wheeler of Pine Plains spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. F. R. Collin, in town.
 Mrs. Clarence Gillette and Mrs. Alice Benjamin, of Falls Village have been here for days shopping and visiting.
 Mrs Harry Little, Of Sheffield, formerly a milliner in Canaan, was recent visitor among old friends here. ~.
 Mrs George House of Chapinville formerly Miss Miller, visited friends in Canaan last week.
 Lew Rhoades has picked the big lemon that grew on @ dwarf tree in ar ordinary flower pot in his barber shor window. It it is the largest specimen of that fruit ever seen in this region measuring l61a inches in circumference