Connecticut western news., 1892-01-21
Local News.

covering from his serious illness.
 Mir. Oliver P Root is steadily gain ing and on Monday sat mp nearly all day.
 Nine or ten inches of snow fell Ia, Friday and made good sleigh'ng.
 There were 43 births, 1 1 marriages. and 22 deaths in this town during tie year 1891.
 Prof H. M A lams is expecte l 10 arrive here to-day from the hospital in Fl ,rtf,rd.
 Daniel L. Freeman and Daniel K .efe are serving as iurymen at Win sted this week.
 pr Lee was attacked with tonsilitis l,st Frilay. He cslled pr. Camp. and has recovered sufficiently to venture ont yesterday. h.. ... s-r
 Mrs. s "A. Bennett, Mrs Charles Panl. Alorz,E M M.ll,ry anl F w AL ans (the milk pAallerj have been quite ill. bnt have nearly recovered. --
 The mercury registered II degrees Q elon zero at ' o'clock Sunday morn ing .ahont 30 degrees above 2 'ro at noon and 20 degrees above z 'ro at 9 p. m.
 We are told that Mrs Emma Brown suffers terribly with her broken limb aud it does seem as if the pain mnst wear her out unless she soon gets relief.
 The cases of the State va Sarah Commins. and Hnlcomb va Goodwin ware brought before Justice B 'nnett "n M,,asy but were aliourned to the 2o'h inst.
 Mir Lewis Rhoa,les has a wild white mouse with pink eyes. which w's caught in a trap in this town IL is liv- ing now in peace and happiness with a brown one.
 During this month the sun will m we north ward anl the length of the day will increase fifty minutes. thirty fonr minutes of tLe increase being in the evening.
 Prank Smith bought four good horses in Winsted on Tuesday. He selected them from lot of seven horses that were brought from Grauby to Win sted that day.
 A new scarf pin has been designed for l,lies' trade the present year. It is in the form of an interrogation point. anl is for presentation to gentleman frieuls Leap year. yon know.
 Mir. and Mrs Peter Goggin started T ,esllav for Ireland to visit their native to vn. They went on the spnr of the moment, so to speak inasmuch as they did not think of goiug until two days before they started.
 This week the B 'ston < Maine hns- mess that has been going over the New Y,rk & New England will he trans ferred to the Pnughkeep~ie Bri'lge ronte and the Central Massachusetts in connection with the Erie railway.
 Another January thaw began Mon day and the rain during the afternoon and night nearly whipped the sleighing but the snow sqn ills of Tuesday patch ed it up, and on Wednesday morning the mercury registered two below Zero
 The meeting of the Ladies Mission ary Union was held at the Pilgrim churen on Friday. The attendance was n t large. owing to the inclemency of the weather. Some account was given of Missionary work in the South and far far West.
 -L,te tn bed and early to rise, will shorten the road to your home in the lies. Chicago Tribune. Bnt early to bed and late to rise will disp-l your d sire to visit the skies. .-Norwalk G.z.tte B. early to bed anl early to ri.-, sleep we'll, eat we'll, and advertise.
 Wilbur J. Richmond, of Sasbrook. o .i,, visited s W. Barnes from Friday aft4,npon until Saturday forenoon. For a number of years MT Richmond wa~ c'ack of the Richmond House at N rth All ans, Mass, but he removed to o Il" seventeen years ago and this Is his first visit east t
 Charles H Gillette. A native of Ga naan. has resigned his position as loco motive engineer on the Chicago x West Michigan Railroad, and has accepted an easier run anl better pay on the Elgin, Joliet < Eastern Rsilr,'ad. He will eventually move his family from Man iste- to Joliet, where hls train stops over nj tht.
 We take 1t that our readers will be . in crested to near some news from J. D A l.m. He writes to hIs wife an,i d sughter once a week. He is well and, if i,., were in Canaan, would be happy Fl, IS chemist for L5ai aud l.iuc Min- in c and likes his work, as 1t is iu the lin. of his profession. Our reporter sa" views of tue o,untry ; utheru Wlscon siul which seems picturesque aud ait 'rd ing opportunities f'r hshlng. Dar- ing the night of January llth, the mer cury dropped to 2l degrees below zsro Collision on the Consolidated Road
 O. Janua l3th there Was collision on the Go l,ul ,la ,,,l R al Ut Nav H ivsl iu which n,bo ly was seri 'u1ly lnlnred It was under the For street bridge, a the point ku ,wu AS the New -f1aven ahd N ,rtnampton cross-over, where al freight trains going south cross ovei from the west tra * to the east or north bound tr ,ck to enter the freight yard east of the N4w-HAven passenger st l. ti,n. The freight train arrived nt thi,