Connecticut western news., 1892-07-28
in the morning-Tuesday

on Monday night.
 There were no passengers from this station for the Saratoga excursion train.
 About fifty persons attended the Pilgrim church picnic at Twin Lakes yesterday.
 Girls ought to make good post office employees. Their minds are con- stantly occupied with the males.
 Two or three dainty little curls on the nape of the neck is the proper caper for the fashionable female of the day. | Charles W. Benton, of Clayton, who has been ill with typhoid fever, is con- valescent. The fever subsided Tues day.
 N. B. The Housatonic R. R. Go. has recently opened separate ticket office in the Grand Central depot, New York.
 | Conductor Madden's passenger train got off the track at State Line last Saturday morning and was delayed an hour or more.
 l Francois Lammelis was sent to the Litchfeld jail last Friday for drunken ness and breach of the peace. He as- saulted Fred Avery.
 The c. N. E. X W. road have haul ed 5000 loaded cars the past month. | That's business notwithstanding five ac- cidents within one week. Uncle Sam can make paper dollar at cost of one-third of cent, while it will cost any one else in America ten years in state prison to do the same job.
 Prof Elmer Brown, of the Univer- sity of California, who is son-in-law of Rev Dr Zachary Eddy, and his wife have been visiting at Rev Dr H. Eddy 8 in this village.
 Was that car of beer the Jonah that wrecked the freight train in this village yesterday morning? It has been ob- served that car of beer is found in nearly every wreck on the O. N. B. & W. road.
 Ransom Worthington, Union soldier in the late war, is dying of Bright's disease. He is still alive at this writing (s3 30 Wednesday evening" but he is not expected to live through the night.
 The mercury in this village regis tered 93 degrees in the shade Sunday; 95 Monday; 92 Tuesday; 95 yesterday. During this hot wave it reached no de- grees in the shade at Louisville, Ky, and 105 at Burlington, N. J. :. On Saturday last the Winsted Eve ming Citizen was enlarged to an col. folio. Winsted mas reason to be proud of the Citizen, and the Citizen congrat- ulates itself that Winsted appreciates the Citizen and gives it such substantial support. pr H. l.. Ross leaves here on the 18th of August for his annual vacation. He will be gone till the 17th of SepSem- Der. He hopes that those who have any work for him to do will not put off COZ sulting him until the last moment See him at once.
 Tt is stated that the auditing de- partment of the c. N. B. & W. road will be removed from Hartford to Philadel- phia, Sept. l. The freight and passen- ger accounting offices at Hartford are soon to be removed to permanent To- cation, not yet made public. Miss M. l.. Bailey, of Lenox Dale, Mass, visited at E. s. Roots about 8 week and on Saturday went to Rock vile. MT Geo Woodbridge and son, and Mir Woodbridge's mother, of Man. chester Green, have also been guests al Mir Roots during the past week.
 The Berkshire Hills express which goes up the Housatonic road every evening is growing in popularity and travel is far heavier this season than il was last. Trains frequently carry six ol eight carloads of passengers out of New York. A special car for the Shepaue road is attached to the train. n.-DanburJ News.
 There were two special trains ovel the 0. N. E. & W road Tuesday, carry ing officials of the road who notified tht trackmen along the line that their, (th' trackmen) wages would be reduced g cents per day. It is reported that othe employees are to have their wages re duced. By raising the price of coal ant by reducing wages of employees tn, Reading Combine" can possibly mak, money enough to balance the loss oc casioned by numerous accidents on tn line.
 Camping season at Twin Lakes now open and many people are enjoy ing an outing on it's beautiful shores, The Hartford cottages and Jones' cot tage are occupied. The Canaan oamp CTS at the Lakes are: Judge Rorabac and family, HID. Humphrey and party w. H. Camp and party, Reuben Sewar' and family, Mir Clute and pupils, au
 A. P. Freeman and party. Bishop Camp Riga on the island is in full bias and the familiar voice of the cannon heard every day.
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