Connecticut western news., 1900-09-06

A0ss sno copy ho~noo sAe oeo oo Tuesday noon.
 The public schools in this village will open next Monday.
 Ira Chapman of Winsted visited at W. K Landon's over Sunday.
 MT and Mrs Herriman returned Saturday from Ogdensburg, N. Y.
 Mrs wm. Emmons hcs returned from visit with her parents in Mill River, Mass.
 HI. A. Holt spent Sunday and La bor Day with his brother Samuel at Albany. N. Y.
 Mrs Knowls will give bible read ing in the Methodist church at 10.30 o'clock next Sunday morning.
 ID. l.. Peirce and daughter Miss Minnie returned Tuesday evening from two weeks outing at Asbury Park.
 -Miss Lena Gillette of Falls Village and Miss May Hall of Bridgeport have been visiting friends here since Tues- day.
 -Miss Ruth Goodrich, who has been waiting Mir and Mrs W. Fl. Em- mons, has returned to her home in New Britain.
 Roy s. A. Burpaby was called to Southbridge, Mass. yesterday to ofici- ate at the funeral of Mrs Bradford, 2 former parishoner.
 -Florin Benedict, Winsted insur- ance agent, was in town Tuesday in- specting the damage done by the fire in Conductor Smiths house. The ad- justers will probably arrive here this week.
 Here is what the thermometer told us at noon during the past seven days: 85-86-84-85-89-S2 84. At 10 o'clock Monday evening there was shower, lasting Ave minutes but hardly enough rain fell to lay the dust.
 -Col. L. F. Copeland of Harrisburg, Pa has been secured to give one of his popular lectures in Town Hall. Canaan, Tuesday evening, Sept. 25, under the auspices of Pilgrim Club of young men. The Colonel was greatly enjoyed when here two years ago and he is sure o1 having cordial welcome upon his re turn.
 -Wilcox & DeHart have this weef takan years advertising space in tht NEWS They commenced business las April in new building 24x46 feet on Railroad street. They are both experi enced workmen, Mr Wilcox having been over 40 in his line of business and Nr DeHart 26 years. Their business has grown rapidly and they will SCOT erect an addition to their shop 1414l feet
 An accident occurred at the railroad crossing on the Berkshire division nea the lower cemetery last Saturday after noon at about 2 o'clock. A German b, the name of Hoysradt, his wife an' baby were nearing the crossing in team when they heard the whistle o the approaching local freight Tn horse was stopped but when the trai appeared it became frightened and un manageable and dashed directly int the moving train. The horse was in stantly killed, the buggy and harnes broken and the occupants thrown t tho groand. Fortunately they wer uninjured. The parties live in Greer river. N. Y. and were returning from visit to William Braem. The horse an wagon were the property off. c. Dun of 0reenriver.
 Mrs E. W. Warner returned hom Saturday from two months Europaa tour in which she visited various place of interest in England and on the COT tinent. including tue Paris exposition She is enthusiastic over the trip. ga, it was one conti. uous round of plea ure which was organized and conduc cd under the auspices of the Brookly Daily Eagle, paper published Brooklyn, N. Y. Everything pcssib was done for the comfort of the par which numbered about 50. Gre, credit is due Mir Benj D. Butterwortl syoung man who conducted the part throughout the trip, anticipating evel want and procuring for the party tl very best of accommodations and SC vice. So delighted were the party vii Mr Butterworth that before they partt they presented him with token of q preciation and gratitude. Mrs Warn was inc only one in the party hvir outside of Brooklsn. In future iss of the Nnws Mrs Warner will pnbli letter descriptive of her trip.