Connecticut western news., 1900-06-14

Mrs H. l.. Ross left yesterday for a two weeks visit with relatives in Bethel
 Grove Gaylord of South6eld. Mass. was in town yesterday calling on old friends.
 Advertised letters at the Canaan post office are addressed to c. H. Young, 2: Frank Curtiss.
 Rev F. W. Barnett of South Glas- tonbury. formerly rector of Christ church of this place is visiting friends in town. E" The Winsted Citizen says: A re- port is current that -Rosdmaster Bar ry of the O. N. E. railway Is dead at Buffalo, N. Y.
 Among the Winsted people in town during the past week were John w. Moore, Florin Benedict. l.. W. Tiffany, Cephas Roberts and w. J. Garvin.
 Ira Chapman is visiting his daugh- ter, Mrs W. K Landon. He has been in Winsted since last fall, and came here yesterday to remain several days.
 The Valley Cleaner says: On 20. count of the new law recently passed in Massachusetts, the Berkshire division will begin Friday to carry bicycles free as baggage.
 Patrick Britt went to the House of Mercy at Pittsfield on Monday and was successfully treated for strangulated hernia. He returned home all right the next day.
 The children of the kindergarten will have a party in their room in the High school building at 10 o'clock to- morrow morning. The pubic cordially invited to attend.
 PROFIT AND Loss Last week one lime company revealed the profit of the lime business. The previous week an other lime company revealed the loss of the lime business.
 The outlook for the hay crop is noi as good as the farmers desire. The sea son has been cold and comparatively dry. A week of rainy weather would acceptable to the farmers.
 Rev Arthur Goodenough of Win chester in preaching the funeral dis course of the late l.. H. Marius at Win sted on Sunday stated that it was the 300th funeral he had attended since the beginning of his pastorate in Winches. | ter.
 Mrs s, A. Burnaby, Mrs Mary Adam, Misses Mary Wells and Gather, inc Adam, J. R. Jordan and G. w. Parsons were in attendance at the twen ty-seventh anniversary of the Litchfield Northwest Sunday School Union a West Cornwall last Thursday. They pronounce the meeting great success and highly pleased with the program | MT and Mrs Frederic Ssckett's ctild was taken sick at Collinsville ana on Wednesday of last week it wal brought to the home of it's grandmother Mrs Louise Wood, at Ashley Falls Mass. The disease proved to be diph theria and croup. and for several day. the child was critically i'll but is now considered out of danger. The family are still quarantined.
 Constable J. O. Richmond attached a horse Tuesday morning belonging tt Abram Coon who is now serving tern for horse stealing in the Pittsfield iail for the satisfaction of claim in favo of W. B. Palmer. The horse, stallion valued at $500 was located in E. W Warmers stable where 1t is at present The case is returnable before Justic, Garfield on Saturday, June 23.
 w. w. Burghardt of this village ha received the sad information that hi brother, John H. Burghardt, who kst charge of the Tripler Liquid Air Col exhibit at the Paris Exposition, diet suddenly of heart disease in that city The date of death was not stated. Johl H. Burghardt served three years in tn Union army during the Civil war, an' received wound in the knee iron which he ever after was s great sufferer It will be remembered that he formerl, conducted the foundry and machin shop at Curtissville. Mass. He wa about 63 years of age. He was gener ous hearted man and his death will b mourned by all who knew him.