Connecticut western news., 1895-07-18
Local News.

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 Smoke theC Country Gentleman cigar Lyman Dunning is gradually im- proving.
 Mrs Emerson, of New York, is at Miss Adams.
 Miss Hattie Evans, of Bethel, Is visiting at Fl. l.. Ross.
 Two sows and eight pigs for sale. Enquire of J. L. Bragg.
 Miss Edna Coggswell. of Pittsfeld, Mass, is visiting relatives here.
 George Curtis has been on the sick list several days, but is improving.
 Editor Joseph Lewis. of Pittsfeld, Mass with friend is spending week .. Pine Grove.
 MT and Mrs Shoemaker and daugh- ter, from Griggsville, Ill. are visiting at D. l. Freeman's,
 MT and Mrs L. B. Crane, of New York. are spending few days at their cottage at Pine Grove.
 Prof. Fry will be at the Warner House on Saturday of this week, to ex- anime eyes and fit them with glasses. Charley Rogers. instead of Charley Roys. lives nesr Clayton and 'has the incest field of potatoes in this section" !" There are now about 35 instruments on the Canaan Local Telephone Ex- change, and ',still there's more to fol low"
 Farmers attention! Inquire of J. H. Alvori. Winsted, Ct for particulars concerning "Aeromotor" windmils and pumpss
 Whenever ''that educational, real estate, deal' is consumated perhaps we will be permitted to publish some of the details.
 Mrs Ophelia R. Camp and her son. William H. Camp, left on Monday for . trip of several days to Lake George and Saratoga.
 MT and Mrs Williamson, of Hart ford, visited at T. Fenn Bigelow's last week. Mrs Williamson. nee Carrie Allyn, is an old friend of Miss Frances Bigelow.
 -Mr Seeholzer, of Ponghkeepsie, has been on guard at the parsonage while his son, the Rev B. Seeholzer. has been attending the 0. E. conven- tion at Boston.
 -''The Tramp" has discovered that there is no foundation whatever for the report in circulation here last Saturday tLat two Johnson Brothers were killed Friday by the cars.
 -Dr F. s. Parsons and family, of Thomaston, arrived at Del Monte last Saturday. The Dr remained over Sun- day lus his wife and child will remain an indefinite time.
 Competition in the photograph line appears to have brought prices righ, down. Grant, tho Millerton photo. graphef, is making doz. cabinets and genuine 16x2O crayon for $500.
 MT Deacon. formerly proprietor oi the Millerton Telegram but recently ir the electrical busiuess, was in Canaan one day last week. He is going te launch another newspaper at Katonah N.
 "A young colored "Blue Jacket" ir his blue sailor uniform, attracted some attention at the station on Saturday afternoon. He said he belonged to the U. 8. Ship Galena now at the Brooklyn navy yard.
 Rev William Wake, of Ashley Falls Mass supplied the pulpit of the NJ E church last Sunday morning and preach ed an excellent sermon from L Timothy VI. 6. "But godliness with ccntentmen, is great gain"
 The "Black Flag" was ducly pre- sented by the Julian Comedy Go. to g good sized audience at the hall Monday night, Miss Bruce, and Fred and Otis Julian being the favorites with the audience. Will Gardiner's specialize. were received amid roars of laughter.
 John Miles, of Salisbury, is nigh operator for Inc P. R. & N. E. road 2 this station in the place of J. H. Archer who has accepted the position of station agent at Tyler City on the Consolidatet road, near New Haven. MT Archer va formerly train dispatcher on the Bur lington & Rutland road.
 Grand excursion to Pleasure Beach Saturday, July 20. Tickets for round trip only $1 50. Special train leave Pltts6eld at $40 a. m. stopping at al stations as far south as Falls Village Time of train at Canaan 8.04 .. m. Du in Bridgeport 10 20 a. m. Return trai leaves Bridgeport at s p. m. For fur ther particulars, see posters.
 The edition of the Hartford Coul ant for July 18th is the biggest strok of newspaper enterprise which this stat has ever seen. It comprises 36 pages pages 13 to 36 inclusive being devote, to full page, and in some cases two ful page. advertisements of some of th leading insurance companies and manu featuring industries of the state. Tn paper on which this edition is printe' would reach twice the distance fror Hartford to New York and back, o about 450 miles.