Connecticut western news., 1894-10-18

fly several days this week and last.
 Miss D. L. Gibbs, of Kent, calle, on friends here Tuesday while on he way to visit relatives at Hillsdale, N. Y
 Mrs B. B. 3artram and her children have returned from St. David's Penn. where they had been since the latte part of August.
 Miss Jones, of Fredonia, N. Y., i visiting at Mrs s. A. Eddy's, who ha returned from her cottage at Twil Lakes and is again at home in this vii lage.
 Persons claming that they are en titled to be made voters must hav their names placsd on the list by tn registrars at the town clerks office be fore five o'clock this afternoon.
 Monday was cold day. Ther were few snow flakes seen in this tow and in Sandisfield, Mass, snow fell t, the depth of an inch and the mountain in Richmond, Mass, were white witl snow.
 Harry Waller and Harold VanDeu sen were playing with hay cutie Tuesday afternoon when Harry's lief hand was drawn into the machine ant one of his fingers cut off at the frs joint.
 William Kelley Kane. the infan twin son of Mir and Mrs Michael Kane of this village, died on Saturday night The funeral was held at the house or Monday. The burial was in the Cath olic cemetery.
 The selectmen have posted copies of "The Tramp Laws of the State o Connecticut" .and propose to enforce them. The people are requested te notify their nearest constable of any infraction of the law.
 Miss Bridges advertises in another column for the return of an expres. package which disappeared from the U. s. Express office in the depot or Saturday night. A reward will be giv en and no questions asked.
 About seven persons from this vii lage went on the excursion to Albany on Monday. They enjoyed themselve. very much and report the excursion { distinct success. The whole number of those taking part must have beer nearly 1000.
 The playful person who cut the weather signal halyards on Camp'l drug store last Thursday night probab ly did not know that he was guilty O an offense against the United State. laws for which he is liable to fine anG 
 On Monday, Oct. 22. Mrs Beniam in Hayes, of Winsted, will show, at tht rooms of Mrs Tierney, to the ladies o East Canaan and vicinity, full line O millinery, ladies' and children's hat. (trimmed and untrimmed) ostrich plumes, fancy feathers, and everything in the line of first class millinery, a prices low as tho lowest.
 At the meeting of the Wangum club last Friday evening the following officers were elected: s. A. Eddy, president lre-elected); F. A. Peet. vice. president; F. N. Brown, secretary Ire. F. r. Stevens, treasurer Ire A. w.. Nicoll, 0. D. Milliken, A. P. Freeman, executive committee William Emmons, custodian.
 The 48th Annual meeting of the Connecticut State Teachers Association will be held at Hartford. tomorrow Oct. 19. The meetings are to be held in the Hartford High School buiidiSg The programe Is an excellent one, and many prominent men, interested 1T educational matters will be present The railroads will make the usual re ductiohs in fare.
 Joseph O'Reiley and Miss Mary Griffen were married yesterday morn ing at St. Joseph's. Rsv T. F. Bannor performed the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial high mass. Miss Eller Casey was bridesmaid and George Fitz patrick best man. There was large attendance of frit nds of the parties In the afternoon Mir and Mrs O'Reily left town for two weeks wedding trip
 Save money and time by having your eyes examined at home. Mir and Mrs Fry. celebrated opticians, have come over from Millerton and will re- main until the 23d inst. at the Warner House, Canaan. They come here vel recommended from the neighborinf towns and have several hundred names of people who have been fitted witt glasses by them and to whom they re fer. They also have diplomas from tn, Eye and Ear Infirmary, 42d St. New York. They make scientific examina tions of the eyes free of charge. Head ache and nervousness caused by error of refraction promptly cured. The, can be seeu at the Warner House unti Tuesday evening, Oct. 23. They guar antee good work and reasonable prices Mir and Mrs Fry go back to the Bartol House, Millerton, next week. The, will return some time next month an, will notify you through the columns O this paper.
 POINTERS.