Connecticut western news., 1890-07-16

Alfred E. Moore, the aeronaut, of Winsted, died yesterday, of Bright's disease, aged 32 years.
 M. Callahan has changed his adver- tisement and offers his house on Pros. pect street for sale at $36OO Read ad- vertisement and learn the particulars.
 The Winsted Citizen says: Mir Moses Camp, native and former resi- dent of Norfolk, and known in Winsted, has got an M. D. on the end of his name, and located at Devils Lake, North Dakota, where he is doing Q large business in his profession.
 The Winsted Citizen has nerve enough to tell the following story : Bradley Dewey has squash vine in his garden, that grew, by actual meas urment, feet and 3 inches in one week, from the 9th to the 10th of July. We have tue testimony of disinter- ested witness as to the fact"
 pr Talmage's subject last Sunday was ' Meeting Our Friends in Heaven" {" His logical. instructive and comforting sermon is printed entire on the first page. Don't fail to read it. He afirma- lively answers the great questions, "shall we meet again ?" and "shall we know each other there ?"
 Fuller & Peet's new house, occu- pied by Acel Rood and family, on Church street, presents striking but pleasing combination of colors. The first story is painted golden yellow; the second story butternut the trimmings are white and the window sash very dark green or black.
 Willie Marquet, aged 10 years, was fatally injured late Friday afternoon at Red Hook, by being run over by 8 Central New England train. Both legs were cut off close to his body. He was lying asleep on the track and was not aroused by the whistle. He was found asleep on the track once before. Hart ford Courant.
 Commencing Sunday, July 9th, a new train was put on the Housatonic road with through sleeping cars for New York. The train leaves Pitts6eld at 10 p. m., New Milford at l :16 B. m., and arrives in Bridgeport at 3 8. m., there connecting with train arriving in New York at o'clock Monday morn ings. This train will, until further notice, be run on Sunday nights only. Tickets for passage and berth can be obtained from conductor on train. The Warner House is rapidly filling up with summer boarders and more are expected to arrive to-day. Those al- ready there are: Miles Ingraham; Mrs Lester. of Springfield, Mass; MT and Mrs Russell Traver. of Philmont, N. Mrs B. B. Hinsman and daughter, of Hartford; Mrs Allen Seaman, Mrs D.. Warrington, Miss May Rosalie Atwa- ter, Miss Louise Robinson, Mrs William Crowley and Mrs Fisher, of New Ha- ven, Ct
 Last Sunday the C. N E. & W. road removed the old derrick at the coal bin and put up new and larger derrick. A large water tank has been placed in position near the Blackberry bridge and soon steam pump will be erected to pump water from the river into the tank. Winsted has three depots, but o. N. D X W. trains will have to stop four times within the limits of Canaan village, viz. at the water tank, at the coal bin, before crossing the junction with the Housatonic road and at Union depot.
 A Washington, D. O., paper says "Pullman buffet sleeping cars are now running through without change from Washington and Baltimore to Boston via Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the Poughkeepsie bridge. The train runs into the B. and M. station at Bostor and passengers for the White mountain region, Bar harbor and all Maine coast resorts avoid transferring across the city. The train leaves Washington al 2.5O p. m. and Baltimore at 34O p. m daily" This train reaches Canaan st PAP a. m; Hartford at 4.26 a. no; Bos ton at 8. 20 a. m.
 -Dr Sheppardson, of New Lenox Mass, an Indian doctor, gave free lecture in front of the Warner House, 1T wagon lit up by torches. on Friday night, and tried to sell some of his medi cine. The wagon bore on it's sides the inscription Diamond Harry" and the dress and long hair of it's occupant gave the lecturer the appearance of being from the wild and wooly west. W. don't think he made financial success of the thing. We are told that Majol Reel tried some of the medicine and soon had to summon local physician who prevented the coroner from having 8 job.