Over twenty new Ford cars are to
be seen in town or vicinity, all sold
during the last two months through
the Frank Blackman agency. Among
the purchasers are: Selectman W. B.
Qlour. Samuel Navlesky, M. J. White,
William Canfleld, M. J. Crowe, and
Bert Wilson.
Catherine Lester from Milford,
Anna May Corboft from Mlddletown.
Mary and Helen Kilbrlch from Wa
tertown, Helen Keane from New Brit
tain, all school teachers spent Sunday
at t0r homes In town.
Edward Keane, whose home Is in
Botsford. was killed In Waterbury,
Sunday, in an auto accident. His rel
atives here were notified of the acci
dent but no particulars were re
ceived. John and Frances Keane
went to Waterbury last night to take
charge of the remains.
Mr. Keane, who was tt- years old,
.Warn the son of the late, Thomas and
Mary Keane. He was an expert pat
tern maker and during the late war.
being a draftee in one of the last
calls. His father was the organizer
and manager of the Keane Button
shop of Cold Ppring, which is now
known as the Crowe-Keane Button
factory. The three brothers held an
interest in the business. Funeral ar
rangements have not been made.
ber Industry Is but In Its Infancy, the
Philippine public forests covering 40,
OOO.OJJO acres, with less than at mil
lion acres held by private owners.
"It Is highly desirable that there
be greater business relations between
this country and the Philippines. Oirs
is almost entirely an agricultural
country with an abundant supply of
raw materials for your Industry and
commerce. Tours is a nation with a
surplus of men and capital which
could assist us greatly in the develop
ment of our natural resources.
