Connecticut western news., 1892-04-28
-Dr Ross and Mrs Ross visited rela tives in Albany over Sunday.

-Dr Ross and Mrs Ross visited rela- tives in Albany over Sunday.
 Miss Helen M Ferry of Tivoli, N. Y. visited at W. H. Camps last week. Timothy King of Hartford is at present dagman on the O. N. E. & W. Main street crossing.
 Fifty calves were purchased at this station Tuesday, at prices ranging from 4 to 5a cents per pound.
 Mrs N. NJ. Brown has greatly im- proved her premises on West Main street by removing the fences.
 There were brilliant displays of the Northern lights on the nights of Satur day and Monday and Tuesday last. The Bohemian American Glass Blowers will give entertainments in town hall next week. Be sure and at tend
 Abel G. Stevens, of Canaan Valley. has been very ill with rheumatism of the stomach, but is more comfortable at this writing.
 Engineer Mallory of the O. N. E. < W. road is nearly worn out with hard work and rheumatism or neuralgia and is now taking a vacation.
 -Silas Knickerbocker is painting Stephen Riley's house. By the way, MT Riley has just set out fine row of trees in the streets on each side of his premises.
 This town ought to have fire proof vault large enough to hold the public documents and records. Read what we say in the editorial column about it.
 Communion service at the Pilgrim church next Sunday morning. Although Rev D. 0. Stones resignation takes ef feet at that time he will dispense with preaching farewell sermon,
 The advertising car of Adam Fore paugh's show went south on the $40 a. m. train on the Housatonic road yes terday. The car is gorgeously painted in green, with gold letters.
 The 2,45 g. m Washington and Bos- ton express train on the O. N. B. & W. road passed through Canaan at 8.15 Sunday morning, 5s hours late owing to defect in the locomo tive.
 If you desire to observe Arbor Day and cannot find place to plant tree, ''for lands sake" trim some of the trees which were planted in former years and you will thus transform upsightly ob- jects to beautiful ones.
 Judge Roraback of the Litchfeld county court of common pleas, will pre- side at the May term of the common pleas court of Hartford county. Judge Calhoun is too ill to preside and Judge Taintor has other duties.
 pr F. P Whittlesey has been in an unconscious condition since last Friday and his death has been hourly expected, but he was living this noon and at this writing 6 pm. Wednesday, we have hear nothing to the contra.
 On Tuesday of this week, Dr B. o. Gidman, of Norfolk, removed a cancer ous tumor from the breast of Mrs J. J. Landon, of Salisbury. Dr Gidman was assisted by Dr HIP. Cole, of Bridgeport, and Dr Plumb Brown, of Norfolk. The patient endured the operation remarka- ply we'll and at this writing "Wednesday noon) is doing nicely.
 The second section of the train conveying the excursionists from Ala bama to Boston left Canaan at 7.15 Tuesday morning. Many of the excur- sionists were dressed in summer clothes and they presented an appearance of rushing the season as they stood sh1ver- ing on the platform at Canaan and kicked the door of the depot restaurant in vain endeavor to gain admission and get an early breakfast.