Connecticut western news., 1892-11-17
Frank A. Peet's house has been been painted inside and ont.

Frank A. Peet's house has been been painted inside and out.
 Mrs s. A. Eddy is visiting relatives In Jamestown, N. Y. Miss Eddy is in New York city.
 Says he. "I'll get all I can from both sides and then vote as I please. "- Millerton Telegram.
 Remember the meeting of the lit erary society tomorrow (Friday) even- ing at o'clock sharp. Everybody well come.
 HI. D. Masters, the new train dis patcher at the Union depot, has taken board at the Warner House for himself and family.
 Abel G. Stevens, of Canaan Valley, bought several head of thorough bred Devon cattle at the Merrifeld auction in Sheffield.
 The boys would have lots of fun nowadays if the old custom WAS in vogue-that of kissing the girl who wore mans hat.
 HI. H. Beardsley and his assistants have just finished painting George W. Cowdrey's outbuildings and the interior and exterior of his house.
 Edward o. Ward, of Hartford, for merfy of Canaan, has gone to Savannah, Ga., to remain during the winter if that climate improves his health.
 Mrs R. O. Newton went on Friday to New York city for an absence of sev- eral days. Her son Rollin had been very ill, but was out of danger.
 Rev. s. T. Livingston, of South Egremont, Mass, preached in the Pil- grim church, last Sunday, in exchange with Rev. 0. D. Milliken, the pastor.
 Henry O. Warner. of Ct. Barring ton, Mass, called on friends here last Friday while on his way to Salt Point, N. r., (not Salt River) where he is visit ing relatives.
 Mrs George Dederick cut her hand very severely last Thursday. She was washing dish and it came apart and she cut her hand on the sharp edge of one of the pieces.
 Daniel Lee, formerly of this town, is now foreman of large new lime burning establishment in Maryland, Conn. The kiln is expected to burn 60 barrels of lime per day.
 The case of Roundsman Daley was tried at New York last week. Daley was charged with assault upon Mamie Hannah. The jury returned verdict of not guilty. Daley is said to be na- tive of Canaan, Conn.
 The slate makers are already busy on the two government offices in this town; we mean the post offices of Ca- naan and East Canaan. We suggest: Canaan. Major s. A. Bennett; East Ga naan, William Adam.
 Rufus Fl. Whitford, of South Canaan, was last Saturday appointed guardian of Julia, Cora and Ernest McCarrick. The mother, Mrs Edward Billiard. of this town. consented. The little boy will remain with his mother.
 e. B. Gardner must be Democrat, at any rate this is the telegram W. H. Camp received from him on Monday: "Hurrah for Cleveland. The country is safe once more and so is the 4th Conn. District" Gibbie is little excited.
 An engine of the Gettysburg & liar risburg road IS now running on the P. R. & N. E. road. The freight traffic is very heavy at present on the P. R. & N. B. and it is reported that 16 more en- zines will be placed on the road this week.
 The ticket agents at the Union de- pot ought to be equipped with rubber overcoats and rubber boots for use on rainy days. Last Thursday morning there was big pool of water on the floor of the ticket office and more water coming down there than outside.
 NOTICE There will be 8 special meeting of David s. Cowles Post No. 60, G. A. R. on Tuesday evening Nov 22nd, for the purpose of mastering in and inspection. Full attendance is re- quested, by the commander,
 M. J. KILAER.
 The rolling stock of the Housaton- ic road IS being sent to the Consolida- ted paint shops as fast as possible to be re-lettered and numbered. Two of the locomotives from the Danbury division have been changed. Engine 56 came back numbered 506. The cars will be sent to the shops next week.-Norwalk Hour.
 w. O. Ramon has purchased the Falls Village Inn, furnished, of Clarke & Kernard, and will take possession on Mondry next. MT Bannon has had much experience in the hotel business and will devote himself to making the Falls Village Inn one of the most desir. able hotels in Litchfeld County. We predict that he will prove most popu- lar and obliging landlord. His pur- chase includes the barns and stables. Tt will be seen by glance at our marriage notices that our pop ular wag- on maker, Geo H. Pasmore, has taken to himself wife. MT Pasmore wants it distinctly understood that, although he has an imported English wife, he