Connecticut western news., 1900-10-25

K less the copy reaches this office before Tuesday noon.
 See the Wrens Friday night at the Town Hall.
 Mrs E. H. DeMars has returned from a visit with friends in Winsted.
 Miss Eliza Paul of Peekskill, N. Y. is visiting old neighbors in Canaan.
 Miss Alice Preston of Wlnsted is in town, the guest of her aunt, Mrs Nellie Preston.
 The Sunday evening services Tn Christ church has been changed from 7.3O o'clock to 5 o'clock.
 Remember that George Harris auction at Clayton begins at 10 o'clock this Thursday morning.
 Miss Ethel Langs and Mir Lorraine of Ct. Darlington were guests of Mrs Newton Tinker from Friday until Mon- day.
 MT and Mrs William Canfield have become reconciled and are now living congpnially at their home in Southern New Marlboro. Harris, it is said, has gone to Gloversville. N. Y.
 There W i'll be Democratic rally at the Town Hall next Thursday evening, November 1. at eight o'clock. The subjects of imperialism, trusts, money, and state issues will be discussed by Hon. Homer S. Cummings, mayor of Stamford; and Judge John J. Walsh of Norwalk. All are invited. Seats re- served for ladies.
 The Republicans will hold their second rally of the campaign at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. October 3l, st eight o'clock Hon. O H. Platt, U. 8. Senator from Connecti cut; and Hon. Michael Kenealy, leader of the Connecticut House of Represen- tatives of 1899, will speak. Singing by the Glee Club. All are invited to at
 
 tend.
 -venison is luxury which only the favored few can enjoy. Dr Ross and family figure among Fortune's favored at present. Doc. returned from.a vaca- ton in the Adirondacks Monday, bring ing with him good sized venison. He ia to be congratulated upon his success, not only as hunter, but for the fact that he doesn't resemble deer or chip muck 30 str ongly as to have been mis- taken for game by some ardent hunts. man.
 About thirty couples patronized the second annual ball of Col. Harden. burgh Camp, No. 53, Sons of Veterans, at Town Hall last Friday night. A most enjoyable time was had by the young people. Baldwin's orchestra, now under the leadership of Daniel Haggerty, furnished very satisfactory music. Beckley prompted. A nice lunch was sarved at midnight. The march was led by Captain Hardenbergf and Mrs Beckley, followed by the uni formed Sons and their ladies and tht other couples present.
 There will be business men' sound money parade in Hartford or Saturday, November Sd, which promis es to be one of the largest parades o it's kind ever held in the state. It Ii expected that there will be 2C,000 mer in line and forty bands, including 100' commercial drummers with bags, head ed by the famous Moodus Drum Corps The Central New England Railway vii sell excursion tickets to Hartford tha day at reduced rates from all stations a far as Millerton, and train No. leaving Hartford at 6 35 p m. will run througl as far as Millerton to carry partie home. There will probably be severa trains in addition
 Miss Eva l.. Cunning of Columbus Ohio, was in town for a few hour Tuesday, stopping on her way to Mort Adams. Mass., where she filled an CT gagement with the D of R. lodge ( that place Wednesday evening. Mis Dunning is a professional elocutionis of high standing and is promiscuousl endorsed by leading individuals an papers of the sixteen states wherei she has given entertainments. She called "America's most gifted reade and impersonator,' and while here vii ited our Ligh school where she render ed several pleasing selections in a man ner which delighted the pupils and tes tified to her remarkable talent as a artistic reader and gifted impersona; ;ol Miss DunL ing always gives a very CT ioyable entertainment.
 James Tinker from New York vi. itsd his brother Newton here last Err day.