Connecticut western news., 1896-08-13
-FW. Henry spent Sunday in town.

FEW. Henry spent Sunday in town.
 Many roads have three dimensions; two is enough for the user.-L. A. W. Bulletin.
 Watson Hardenbergh Is erecting a cottage in the grove on the east side of Twin Lakes.
 The man who won't ''turn out" on the public highway should be turned down.-L. 4. w. Bulletin.
 Rev F. J. Beleher and family, of New York, are spending the summer on his farm at Ancram, N Y.
 Fruit spectators are trying to buy up apple crops in this section. Sixty cents is the biggest price quoted Amenia Times.
 George B. Robbins arrived Satur- day from business trip of several months through the South, including also Texas and Mexico.
 Mrs. Bowen and her daughter. Miss Bowen, of Jersey City, who have been spending some time in the Catskills, are at Mrs Hiram Eddy's.
 MT Paul Shimmon, Persian stu dent from Columbia college, New York. will give a lecture in Christ church next Sunday at the evening service.
 The Methodist Sunday school pie nic was held at Twin Lakes yesterday and was attended by large number of the school and their friends. The day was very enjoyable.
 Elmer l.. Bartlett, of Bridgeport, who has been at Pine Grove since June 17th, returns home this week. During his stay at the grove he has built an elegant cottage there for the Rev. S O. Curtice, of Brooklyn, N. I.
 Frank E. Cleaveland, secretary of the state board of education of the blind, is continuing his tour with his troupe of blind performers, travelling in tally-ho coach. and will extend his trip as far as the White Mountains.
 Circulars relating to the specific plans of the Connecticut Building and Loan Association will be left at each house in Canaan. The request from Mir Hadsell is that they be read before be- ing consigned to the waste basket.
 -E. l.. Brand, of the Winsted Citi- zen, and daughter Miss May were in town Monday morning, enroute to western New York. Mrs George Brad ford and son Charles were in town Monday evening, enroute from Winsted to Albany. N. Y, to attend the funeral of Mrs Bradford's mother.
 Prof F. T. Persons, of North Cole brook, has been chosen as the principal of the David NJ Hunt School at Falls Village for the ensuing year. Prof. Persons is graduate of Yale, '94, and has taught for two years at the old Episcopal Academy of Connecticut at Cheshire. He comes highly recon mended.
 Charles Rodemeyer, who has been typesetting on the South Norwalk Daily News since the first of March, has returned to Canaan and has resumed the position which he occupied for over five years on tue CONNECTICUT WESTERN NEWS. All welcome him home. and it is needless to say that those connected with the paper rejoice to see ''Chick" at his case again and see the type fly.
 To end all needless questioning the Canaan ball team wish it stated that they will play ball as soon as they can find some one to play with. The sec retary and sub secretaries are all threatened with writer's paralysis as they have been in correspondence with every neighboring hamlet village or town trying to arrange date, but country ball teams are as uncertain as country bands, and the question is they are, or they are not. The Canaans are open for Thursday game.