Connecticut western news., 1910-05-12
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MANUFACTURERS LOOKING LOCATIONS OPEN CORRESPONDENCE BOARD OF TRADE

has had his time extended to the 2Oth.
 Mrs. William Wilcox and Miss Alice Kenyon of Norfolk visited at the high school Tuesday.
 The East Canaan baseballists are to have dance in their village Friday evening. the 20th.
 Jesse Drumm is laid up from injuries sustained in slight freight shake-up in Norfolk Tuesday.
 William Richards of Housatonic, Mass, has taken position as chauffeur at the Canaan garage.
 George Peet of Bridgeport accompa- nied his mother to Canaan Tuesday and was guest at Dr. Camps.
 Mrs. Bush, who has been spending the winter in Boston, has returned to the Naples for the summer
 Mrs. H. L. Ross and Miss Marion Waite spent the early part of the week at the latter's home In Bethel.
 The condition of Mrs. Corbit has been decidedly critical the past week and fears were entertained that she may not recover.
 John Tubbs and daughter have rented the Lansing house on East Main street and will move there this week from the Quinn house on West Main street, which MT. Quinn wishes to reside in.
 The Laissez Faire club met yesterday afternoon with Miss Gladys DeHart. In addition to the usual card games, the guests were treated to instrumental music by the hostess. Miss Elsie Light foot of Norfolk, who was one of the guests, also favored the company with several vocal selections.
 The four vice presidents of theEpworth League met at Mrs. Frank Coons on Friday evening and selected the follow ing committees: SpirituaI-H. H. Scutt. chairman, G. W. Parsons, Miss Manyel. MT. Strong, Mrs. Wigglesworth. Mis- sionary-Miss Ferry, chairman, Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Cornford Mrs. Carter, Clara Hunter. Mercy and Help-Mrs. Frank Coons, chairman. Miss Roraback, Mary Hunter, Myra Lawton, Mrs. Pres ton, Grant Carter. Social and Literary Mrs. Shaw, chairman, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Scutt, Mrs. Hester, Miss Bradford, Mrs. Badgley, Mary Howe, George Wood, Gladys Pulver.
 More Real Estate Changes
 The Mcintyre place on Railroad street has been sold to Daniel Sweeney, and Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Nicoll have bought the George P Strong place on Main street.
 The Deed Has Been Found
 The deed of the library property, from Edmund D. Lawrence to the town of North Canaan, which until Tuesday was not known to exist, was at last found, properly recorded on the town records, but was not indexed, and con- sequently overlooked. As this deed stip- ulated explicitly that this property was flor the exclusive occupancy, use and benefit of the Douglas library" it IS conjectured that the offer of $2500 will not be accepted at present.
 New Train Schedule
 This week Saturday the New York, New Haven 6 Hartford railroad will put on its Saturday Berkshire Special" leaving New York at 1:18 D. m., arriY- ing in Canaan at 4:38 p. m. and on Sun day the New York Sunday express will be put on leaving Canaan at 6:14 p. m., arriving in New York 9:28 D. m. Fur ther improvements in train service in advance of the June schedule will be made on Friday, May 20, when the train leaving New York $50 a. m. will make only the principal stops north of Dan- bury and arrive at 1911 D. m. South bound, the express will leave Canaan at 5:07, and the local at 4:20 D. m. The ex- press will arrive in New York at SPA D. m. as at present. The train now due in Pittsfeld at 2:O5 D. m. will be changed few minutes between Brookfield Junction and Canaan and leave Canaan at 100 p. m., affording a connection with trains from Hartford, Providence and Boston. These changes will give this locality additional train service over a longer period than the usual summer schedule. School Notes
 The following pupils were perfect in attendance for the month ending May 6.
 Grade Ali Broggi, Arthur Baldwin, Dorothy Corwin, James McGuire. Edith Lindell, Elizabeth Lee, Mildred Mansir, Wesley Prentiss,' Charles Reel, Leota Wigglesworth, Josephine Demaestry, Catherine Sweeney.
 Grade II-Clara Castagna, Rena Civel- Ii, William Kinney Levi Gandelli, Robert Nelson, Henrietta Hugins, Willard Peirce, Newelle Smith.
 Grade IIl-Margaret Goggins, Viola Holt, Catherine Mansfield, Gertrude