Connecticut western news., 1895-05-02

Akron sewer pipe. J. H. Alvord's Winsted. Ct.
 Hugo Thomson rides a Model 40 Columbia. He will let you look at it,
 Nice seed oats. best in town, for S1.36 per cwt. J. L. Bragg, Canaan.
 A. J. Spur, of Chapinville. is hay ing all of his buildings painted and some house papering done.
 Norman Lawton will build house for himself and family on Church St., and he commenced work on the cellar last week.
 The hour for Sunday evening ser vices at the Methodist church has been changed for the summer. The Y. P. S. O. E. will meet at 645. Preaching serv1ces at 2. 30.
 MT and Mrs E. E. Bartram invited number of their friends to meet Miss Mary l.. Walsh, of Wayne. Penp., sis ter of Mrs Bartram, at their residence on East Main St. on Friday evening. Geo. s. Fuller has just completed a vegetable cellar under the wing part of his house, because he intends to have heater placed in the cellar under the main part of the house and dispense with stoves.
 Miss Weltha Ann Beckley, of South Canaan, is very we'll this spring and visited at Dr Church's from Friday morning until Monday morning and then at s. O. Beckley's until Tuesday evening.
 w. F. Lawrence is going out of the livery and trucking business at Norfolk and will sell all his horses, wagons, carriages. sleighs, harnesses, and many other articles at auction next Wednes. day at 10 s m. at his residence in Nor folk, See posters.
 Harry Sedgwick, of Cornwall Hol- low, has just published A page cata- loeue describing about 60 farms and country homes in this section which have been placed in his hands for sale or rent You can obtain 8 catalogue by sending him stamp to pay postage.
 Robert Marvin started for his home in Chicago last Thursday. He was in very feeble health when he came to Ca- naan about year ago but has steadily improved and now he dares venture home to Chicago to spend the summer at least although the climate there does not agree with him.
 Don't fail to attend the double auc- ton in Falls Village at 10 a. m. Satur- day of this week. Charles E. Ford will sell horses, wagons, carriages. sleighs, harnesses, moving machine, stone boat, and all kinds of farming tools. Isaac lP. Hornbeck will sell furniture, bed ding, stoves, tinware, etc. For schedule of property, see large posters.
 There was a runaway in the village Sunday afternoon. As Albert Edelman was out driving with his three children, one boy four years old and a boy and girl twins six years old, the horse took fright at bicycle near Edwin Adams house and. shying out of the road. broke one of the thill bolts which, of course, caused one of the thills to strike the horses heels. Mir Edelman, who was sitting on the edge of the seat, was thrown out and lost his hold on the reins. Both wheels passed over him. The horse ran on, with the three child ren in the wagon, over the Church St. railroad crossing, then into Main street. In front of J. l.. Bragg's store the wag- on struck the stone horse block and capsized. throwing the children out At the corner of Main and Railroad streets the horse freed itself from the wagon and then ran up Railroad street until it was stopped in James Graney's yard. It seems almost miraculous, but neither Mir Edelman nor either of the children was seriously injured.