Connecticut western news., 1895-10-24
-Alvord delivered 8 load of Rich mond ranges at Canaan on Friday.

-Alvord delivered load of Rich mond ranges at Canaan on Friday.
 The Housatonic railroad timetable in this paper is corrected to date.
 Snow squalls Monday morning with mercury at 260. but on Tuesday morning the mercury registered 190.
 Charles E, Boomer gave an enter tainment at the Town Hall Monday evening, consisting of recitations and singing, which was much enjoyed by the fair sized audience present.
 Rev B. Seeholzer preached Har- vest Home sermon at the M. D. church last Sunday morning. There was a fine display of corn, wheat. and vegetables arranged op either side and in front of the pulpit.
 Tt is rumored that the Kickapoo Indian Medicine Go will sue the town of Salisbury for damages for breach of contract in refusing to let the company occupy the Town Hall after having leased it to the company.
 Aft f to-day the first tram from liar Il .rl via the P. R x N. E. road reaches Canaan at AT D m The last train to Hartfrod leaves Canaan at 12 45 (noo.) In fact it is impossible to come from any point east of Winsted to Ca naan and return tbe same day. Mighty convenient, isn't it?
 The Readings in town by the elocu- tionist. Mir Chas E. Bloomer, of PhIla- ielphis, have given such general satis- faction that he has been requested tt give another one in Stevens Hall, in East Canaan, on Saturday evening of this week His pr ,gram will be enlarg ed and changed for this occasion, and will be of high order.
 W. G. Cargill arrived home last sunday from business trip through the South and West. He cane home sick, having had typhoid fever in mild form for two weeks, and at once took to his bed and called Dr Church. At the time the NEWS goes to press Mir Cargill's condition is favorable and the fever lessening.
 A lady, whom we are informed is Mrs Julia Oles. formerly of East Ca naan, while attempting to board nov ing train on the P. R. & N. E. road at this station Tuesday afternoon, missed h, footing and would have got under the car wheels had not two students rescued her as she was being dragged along the platform.
 -Over 700 Richmond ranges have been sold at Alvord's, Winsted, Ct.
 Last Thursday in the Superior court at Litchfirld the bonds were call cd in the cases of James Fitzgerald and Frederick N. Parmalee charged with illegal liquor selling. which cases had been continued from term to term. Fitzgeralds bond was for $500 and Parn,alee's $l50. It is reported that Parmalee had not been notified to be present and that he will merely be re- quired to pay costs.
 At the regular meeting of Victory Council, O. U A. M. in their hall here pn Tuesday evening, l.. D Leonard. the newly elected State Councillor was pres ent. T..F. Gilmore. State Organizer. was also present and made speeches and a rousing meeting was held. After the ceremonies bountiful supper was par taken of by the members and also by ten or more invited members of Col Porter Council, No. "A. of Lakeville.
 A missionary rally will be held with the Congregational Church at Salisbury, on Tuesday, Oct. 29th, at .315 and 700 p. m. The group of churches designed to reach consists of the churches at Sharon, Ellsworth, South Canaan, Falls Village. Canaan, East Canaan and Salisbury. Entertain ment will be furnished by the Salisbury Church for all who will remain to the -vening meeting. For some light on this subject see article headed Echoes from the American Board"