Connecticut western news., 1892-07-28
Local News.

-J. s. Adam is expected home to- night.
 Miss Bennett, of New York, is stay iny at R. o. Newton's.
 The frame for George Dederick' s house was raised Tuesday.
 -Dr G. l.. Hurd will be absent on vacation during the month of August.
 Its the willing woman not the beautiful one, who gets husband first.
 Clarence W. Warner, of Ct Bar rington, visited friends here over Sun day. ..
 Miss Elizabeth W. Greenwood will preach at Chapinville each Sunday in August.
 M. l.. Osborne, Jr., returned Mon day to his position in printing office at Peterborough, N. H.
 The idea of dumping carload of beer in temperance town! What if it had been in bottles? ...
 The Sunday school picnic of the M. E. church will be at Twin Lakes next Wednesday. The party will take the 10 25 train.
 The liberty pole should be pointed, but let us not have it taken down. A lib erty polo gives the flag a prominence such as nothing else can.
 And now it is reported that 13 cars in the wreck near Gallatinville were so badly smashed that they were burned up to get them out of the way.
 Mir and Mrs Harvey Kellogg, of To- ledo, Ohio; and MT Asahel Kellogg and Miss Emeline Kellogg, of Winsted. Ct., visited relatives here last Saturday,.
 Leonard Grotta of New York has been soiourning at Canaan and Twin Lakes the past week. He is sergeant of the 22nd N Y. regiment and on Satur- day will go into camp at Peekskill for one week.
 Every swimmer should read the ar- ticle under the caption of Cramps" It is not patent medicine advertisement but it explains what many cases of 80 called cramps really are. Read it.
 Last Tuesday morning the light ming struck an elm tree near Sheridan Barnes and tore off some leaves just as D. l.. Freeman was passing The leaAes fell down by the side of MT Freeman's buggy. We congratulate MT Freeman on his escape. -
 The Miller House at Ct Harrington, Mass, does not take summer boarders but it is always well patronized by transients who appreciate its prompt and courteous service, excellent table and pleasant rooms.
 There is service at the Pine Grove camp ground every Sunday evening, conducted by the Rev A. H. Wyatt of Winsted. The Housatonic Valley M E. ministers meeting will be held at the camp ground on the 9th of August.
 The person who took the package (by mistake) from the depot platform. Thursday, July IA, containing two hats, banjo music, etc., is kindly requested to return the same to the CONNECTICUT WESTERN NEWS office, or to Miss Julie Cady, West Winsted, Conn.
 Mrs Horton (recently of New Or leans but now of New York; and her daughter, Miss McGreggor. who have been guests about month at Mrs N. A. Van Densen's 8, expect to return to New York this week Mrs Horton is the eld- dest sister of Mrs Van Deusen.
 Ira Bunnell, who lives on the Wads- worth farm in Southern New Marlboro, sent curiosity to the NEWS office last Saturday. It was small branch or twig from an apple tree and it contained . bud, bunch of full blown blossoms and an apple about the size of walnut
 In the case of G. A. Capewell vs. l. J, Allen, both of Woodbury, which was recently tried before Judge Roraback ir the Common Pleas court, decision has been rendered in the plaintiffs favor The defendant has taken an appeal tC the Supreme Court. .-Litchfield Enqui Ter.
 NOTICE. Miss E. w. Greenwood Evangelistic Superintendent of tht Worlds and National Woman's Chris tian Temperance Union, will occupy the pulpit of the church at Chapinvill' next Sunday, July 31st at p. m. ant the following Sundays during August All are cordially invited.
 Dog days began last Monday, July 25, and will end Sept 3. Fly days would be fully as appropriate name for thu season, as the flies always have their in ming during said time and are more troublesome than dogs. The nam' dog-day is derived from the fact tha during this period Sirius, the Dogstar rises and sets with the sun.
 Among the speakers at the Pin Grove camp meeting this year will b the following: Dr Meredith, of Brooh lyn, N. Y.,a Congregationalist; Dr JIG Peck, Secretary of the Methodist Mi sionary Society; Dr Mains, of the M. F Church Extension society; Dr J. A. E Wilson, of New York city, late of Dell ware, and Dr Simmons, of Danbury.
 Last Saturday after Dau Mullin train going West had arrived at tn station it became necessary for th train to back. A man was sent to th rear to flag up." but he was unable afon anofhar train comino from kl