Connecticut western news., 1895-07-25
mes Rodeme eyer was home, from

Salisbury.
 George Smith, who works for Judge Roraback, has been on the sick list, but is improving.
 J Henry Roraback went to New York Monday morning and returned yesterday noon.
 Oil and gasoline stoves, refrigera- tors, freezers, cotton and rubber hose J. Fl. Alvord's, Winsted, Ct.
 Louis E. Holt was taken sick last week and narrowly escaped course of fever. He is now improving nicely.
 Mrs Van Alstyne. mother of Mrs Mary 2. Corbitt. has been quite feeble ] and confined to her bed the past month, but is now gradually improving.
 Mrs J. E. B. Bierce has been the guest of friends at Boston and on the coast of Maine the past two weeks, and is expected home in u day or two.
 The Cowboys gave an open air en- tertainment here Monday evening, and were we'll patronizsd. On Tuesday morning they started for Chapinviile and places west of there.
 The Hartford Post says that 1t is a certainty that the New Haven road will control the New England by September 1 and that the Consolidated systems will be called the New England Railway.
 The Southern New England Tele- phone Go. has a gang of 30 men, of whom Is are Italians, replacing it's poles between this place and Win sted with new and much stronger poles. -Schorchers. Ninety three to ninety five degrees in the shade last Saturday. Fully as hot Sunday. with dry tbun- der storm in tue evening. Monday and Tuesday were also as warm as most people desired
 Edward Roque, %, Edward Cho- put, 25, Oliver Dudley, P, Jeremiah | Trudea., 20, all from North Adams, Mass. were killed in tine grade crossing accident on the Fitchburg railroad at Powpal, Vt, last Sunday.
 l A meeting of citizens at Town Hall, Friday evening. July 26, to take some action in regard to protecting elm trees in the village from the ravages of the elm beetle. Meeting at 7.45 o'clock. 
 s. W. Adam, pres. " I. A.
 1 Franklin N. Brown, after feeling un- we'll ard suffering from sore throat for several days. called Dr. Lee on Monday afternoon. who pronounced his malady diphtheria in mild form Yesterday Frank was reported as comfortable and l improving.
 l Charles Rodemeyer is visiting rela- tives in Bethel while recovering from the accident which befell him last Fri day and which is described elsewhere in this paper. Robert T. Lambert is ] setting type from ''Chick's" case at the NEWS office.
 -George F. Hall and Otis Julian s Minstrels gave very amusing and clean entertainment to good house at the hall last night. Everyone of the company did so we'll that no special mention can be made of any particular one of the artists.
 While T. Archie Evans was cross | ing lot back of his house in Bethel last Sunday morning he stepped on one of two large flat stones which cover ed we'll. The stone tipped and fell to the bottom of tue well, and Mr Evans i went with it. He was quite seriously injured but managed to crawl out of the we'll unaided, and now he is nursing his wounds.
 -Tbe NEWS is indebted to MT s. B. l Robbins, of Great Falls, Mont, for a copy of the Great Falls Daily Tribune of July 13, containing a report. nearly two columns in length, of the exhibi. ton given by the young Indians in at tendance st the Fort Shaw Iudustrial School. The exhibition showed the work they have been doing the past year and the creditable result of theil mental and manual training.
 We have got dollar and quarter for the man who will exterminate the flies about our vicinity. Flies may be good thing to eat up disease germs aud such, but they are an awful bother with their sbuzzing and biting and theil propensity for bathing in the milk and wallowing in the butter. We have got so nervous about these uneasy little things that we shtfdder even when the fly on our press begins to move.
 There are now about 75 summer boarders at that delightful summer re sort, the Mount Everett House in Soul Egremont, Mass. Landlord Peck pro vides everything desired for the com fort of his guests. About 20 of the guests brought their bicycles with them It is a charming sight 10 witness tn, ladies, as we'll as the younger people fitting like birds around the streets ol their wheels; and, by the way, the high ways there are superb for wheeling.
 Mrs Charles l.. Smith died at he home at Twin Lakes picnic grounds las Sunday evening, after an illness of sev eral months. Mir and Mrs Smith bay resided at Twin Lakes for many years Mir. Smith is the proprit tor of tho hote and picnic grounds there. His man, friends sympathizs with him in his be reavement, the loss of Lis wife, wh was esteemed by all who knew her Mrs Snnith' "a fin naral unn nttnnInl nt hn