Connecticut western news., 1895-11-21
Local News.

See correspondence,
 Miss Irene Greene is recovering from her attack of scaAet fever.
 Steam fitting and steam supplies at Alvord's, Winsted, Ct.
 Lyman Dunning, of East Canaan, is improving and sits up at times.
 Mrs O.. o. Briggs returned last week from her visit Tn New York.
 A. NJ. Baldwin, of Great Barring ton. called on friends here Tuesday.
 Farmers, attention! "Aermotor" wind mills at Alvord's, Winsted, Ct
 The Whist Club will meet Friday evening with Mrs George 0. Peet on Prospect Avenue.
 Charles Roberts, of East Canaan, who is seriously ill with. typhoid fever is reported as no better.
 With . pressure of 100 pounds 4. 32O gallons of water per hour will run through half-inch pipe.
 Harley Wellman now drives the South6eld stage, having bought out Noah Pixley. the former driver. John BeckIey will go to New York Saturday morning to see the Yale Princeton football game, which he ex- poets to see Yale win, nit.
 The new eighty pound steel rails have how been laid on the P. R. < N. E. road from East Winsted to little beyond thls village. and more arc to be laid.
 Mrs N. A. Van Deusen has closed her house on Main St. and went to Great Barrlngton on Monday where she will make her home for the winter with her son, Robert.
 -Danbury has Tyre Club compos- cd of banjo and mandolin players. A club with like name could be establish. cd here without being necessarily com posed of musicians.
 Miss l.. A. Norie, of Brooklyn, who will give an operetta in Norfolk. Mon- day evening, will come here about the first of December and work up an oper- eta among the school children,
 All interested in forming g Literary or Reading Society are requested tc meet at the home of A. T. .Roraback, Sunday evening, November twenty third ct eight o'clock.
 John J. Evans, 62. of Bethel, died of paralysis on Saturday. He was the father of Archie Evans and the Misses Martha and Hattie Evans, who have 8 large acquaintance in this town.
 The red reflection on the clouds in the western sky, seen by persons here about 9 o'clock Monday night, wat caused by the burning of John Hol- sapple's barn near Craryville, N. Y.
 The pupular amusement for Lltch field County people just now is guess ing on the Richmond Range at Alvord' 8 several thousand guesses having beer made. Blanks will be mailed free upoI application.
 Mrs Arthur Farrar, Miss Farrar an' Miss Emeline P Fsrrar, of Chicago with maids. spent Sunday at the War ner House on their way home to tn West, after passing the summer il Sandiaaeld, Mass.
 -S. A. Eddy started on Tuesday oi business trip to Atlanta, Ga, and vii probably be away until the early part c January. He will represent the Int, national Permanent Exhibition, Go. c New York city.
 M. J. Wellman will have an auctio at his residence in New Marlboro, Mass on Tuesday, Nov. 26. He will stl personal property consisting of horsei cattle and farming tools. See poster for list of articles.
 -THANKsaIvINa NIGHT: The ladie of the Episcopal Church will give sociable at the Town Hall. Admissio 10c. to be paid at the door. A cal lunch will be served to all. None Musk. Virginia Reel etc. etc. fifty cen extra. All are cordially invited to | present THANKSGIVING NIGHT.
 Stern Harris will hold anotht special sale of tailor-made and stylis garments for ladies, misses and childre ct Lime Rock, starting Monday, No 25th for one week only, at the Rock Dell Hotel. Rare bargains for Holids wear. Goats and capes from $3 % n Special line of new hats in new design
 A washout occurred on the P. &. N. E. road just west of the city Hartford on Friday. The Bloomfie special. a passenger train. ran into tl washout and was badly wrecked. E gineer Silas Smith and Fireman Abra Cole being severely injured. Only ol passenger was aboard and he escape unhurt. Traffic was considerably d lsyed.
 The horse of E. T. Blodgett, Mill River, Mass, took fright by u falling down of the whifae-tree and r, away as MT. Blodgett was driving this village Tuesday morning, the ac' dent occurring near Elisha Benedict MT Blodgett was thrown out and sligt ly bruised on the head. The hors after clearing itself of the buggy, r down to this village and into Michs Madden's stables.
 The Twin Lakes trestle has be- filled in and large force of men,. wi