Connecticut western news., 1900-08-02

pr Ssllew of Salisbury was in town last week.
 Miss Della Casey leaves today for 8 visit with relatives in Collinsville.
 The mercury record at noon for the past seven days IS: "A 76 so s6, ,79-S7-S4.
 @. l. Hart and family of Winsted are occupying their cottage at Pine Grove.
 HI. D. Humphrey starts today for q short stay !, ith his family who are at Leete's Island.
 Miss Anna Rudge went to Great Burlington last Saturday to visit rels- lives an indefinite time.
 Mrs T. E Lsfeur and maid and Mrs l.. Heymann and child of Brooklyn are boarding at Mrs Mary Collins.
 Mir and Mrs c. L. Parsons returned from two weeks outing at Ocean Grove. Tuesday, accompanied by Miss Nash.
 -E. H. Robinson who has been wis iting E. D. Norton for the past month, returned to his home in New York city last Friday.
 pr F. s. Parsons and family oI Thomsston will occupy the Humphrey cottage at Twin Lakes for one week be- ginning Aug. 9th.
 Special Census Agent Pratt and wife returned to their home ln Norwich, Tuesday, MT Pratt having concluded his duties at the census office.
 Wallace Jester was atta ,ked Tues day with high fever, but he was better yesterday and the doctor thinks Wal lace will escape a course of fever.
 A large delegation from this town attended the oratorio at Norfolk last evening. More would have attended had there been more tickets for sale.
 Mrs Frank Van Deusen sold her household goods at auction on Tuesday, and yesterday morning started with her children to join her husband at Aurora, III.
 MT and Mrs l. A. Smith of Cleve. land, O. are visiting MT and Mrs A H. Herriman. Mrs Smith is sister of Mr Herrimsn. All are now camping al Twin Lakes.
 F. F. Stevens, who with his wife has been spending a week with friends in TyriDgham, Mass. returned home yesterday. Mrs Stevens is expected home Saturday.
 Letters addressed to the following persons remain uncalled for at tke Ca naan post office: Bsrto Gusieppe. Jnl. jus Hull. G. F. Jent, Miss Addie s. Miller, Miss Florence Meigs.
 The sign which adorns the post office lobby and advertises the annual "white sale" by the ladies of Pilgrim church on Friday evening, is very neat and attractive piece of handiwork.
 Prof. Williams, the genial clerk and assistant manager of Ed. Warmers Warner House, has returned from pro. tracted vacation trip. The Prof. gro. claims that he has had large time and we have no reason to doubt his state. ment.
 The Sunday school of the NJ. E. church will hold its annual picnic al Lake Buell. next Wednesday, Aug. 8th. They will leave here at o'clock in the morning, going by teams and will re. turn in the early evening. All who car are expected to participate in this an nual Sunday school outing.
 70. s. Wing, D. D., who with his wife is spending his vacation here s guest at the Warner House, occupied the pulpit at the M. E. church last Sun day, He preached a very able and in' structive sermon from the text "We walk by faith, not by sight" His hear CTS were pleased to hear his voice and his logical doctrines once more.
 The first game of blse ball to bt played on the home grounds this seasor will occur here this afternoon at o'clock between the Canaans and ths Rsilroaders. Both teams have beer prscticing for the past week and ars quite equally matched although botl are confident of an easy victory. The bills call the game promptly at o'clocl with ten minutes allowance for variation of watches It is hoped the game vii be as interesting ss it is anticipated t be.
 Rev Dr Wm. R. Webster of Boston vice president of Grant University Chattanooga, Tenn, an institution fo the betterment of the poor whites o that locality, preached at Millerton, N '. last Sunday morning and evening his text in the morning being "Chris triumphant or the eternity of Christ influence" At union service in th, evening he preached on ''Americal Evolution. Mir Webster was in tow yesterday where he has many acquaint ances, having at one time been pasto at Sheffield, Mass.
 J. A. Hoyt of Schnectady, N. Y. who for the past eleven years has mann
 actured and sold Hoyt's Magic Oini ment and who four years ago gave al exhibition of trained dogs in this village was in town again last night and gave very pleasing entertainment. his son. "The Little Red Csboose Behind tn Train" bringing heartily encore. Las Sotnrdov,o gohnaota5z GIoha x.,,ll;,ha a