Connecticut western news., 1900-04-05
Mrs K. B. Daly is quite i'll with the

 to improve yesterday.
 The CONNECTICUT WESTERN NEWS is the place to plant your spring advertise ing in order to reap an abundant har- vest of business.
 -E. E. Bartram has resigned as bookkeeper for the Canaan Lime Co. and Louis E. Holt is again the book keeper for the company.
 The annual meeting of the Pilgrim Church will be held this evening at 7.30 at the church. Supper for mem bers and families at 5 80.
 Editor Rodemeyer of the New Hay en Palladium was in town several hours last Monday. He came to see his father who was seriously ill.
 Rev N. s. Boardman preached at Westfeld. Mass. last Sunday, and on Easter Sunday will conduct the services at St. Peters church in Plymouth, Ct.
 Albert Edleman went to the House of Mercy at Pittsfeld on Monday where he had an examination made on a bunch which has been growing on his side.
 The Winsted Citizen of last even- ing reports an election of town officers in Salisbury on Tuesday. We guess not. Salisbury has not yet been in open rebellion to the state laws.
 Mrs Michael Madden was taken to an insane asylum in Hartford last Thursday by her brothers, Messrs Parks of Cleveland, O. These gentlemen left Canaan for Cleveland on Saturday night.
 -Blizzard's vaudeville show will ap- pear at Town Hail tomorrow evening. Street parade by the band at noon. It's the old time variety show of sing ing, dancing, juggling, ventriloquism, magic, etc.
 Judge Roraback is tbis week hear luB Iu6 CaSe VI LetSi SiahAIhs ehO Bridgeport boy accused of the murder of Louis Stahlman the peddler. The trial is before the Superior court at Bridgeport.
 Rev E. J Kelly left for New York on Tuesday where he will attend the one hundred and first session of the New York Conference of Methodist Churches. Mrs Kelly accompanied him and will visit in Brooklyn.
 Department Commander Henry R. Jones of New Hartford visited Upton Post, G. A R. at New Milford last even. ing. He called at the NEWS office on his route, and said he had been invited to attend camp fire of Upton Post.
 Last week the NEWS stated that George Van Deusen aud family were going to move to Great Harrington. Today the NEWS takes pleasure in stat ing that MT Van Deusen and family have decided to remain in Canaan.
 Mrs Gill, daughter of Mrs w. A. Brown who lives on High street in this village, died at her home in Brooklyn, N. Y. last Saturday, The funeral and burial were in Brooklyn. The sympa, thy of their acquaintances is extended to Mrs and Miss Brown in their sorrow
 Major John F.Jones of Blacksburg s. O., who is remembered as 8 former superintendent of the Hartford < Con. necticut Western road, has been ap pointed by Governor McSweeney oi South Carolina, delegate to the Inter, national Mining Congress to be held al Milwaukee, Wis, in June.
 A correction. Last week the NEW. unintentionally stated that Homer ane Abby Wetherell were the parents of thu late Dr George F. Wetherell. Tn, item should have read Howell ant | Abby Wetherell instead of Homer an, Abey Wethsrell. Through iuadver teuce in copying the msn uscript tn name "Homer" was written instead o Howell" The Pawling Ore Company expec to have thirty or forty men at work afte April 1st. This is good news and W hope ere long that they will need hundred men. No doubt a town file, with summer boaraers presents riche appearance than one filled with work ing people. but the question is whic | is the best for the local merchants an business men.-Pawling Chronicle March 30.
 Samuel P. B. Clark of San Franci. co, Cal, and Mrs Edgar Young an daughter Florence of Everett, Mass have been visiting Mrs M. l.. Osborn the past week. Mir Clark Is cousin C Mrs Osborne and although she had nc seen him in thirty-two years she reoos nized him when he alighted from th
 train in company with several oths gentlemen.
 The annual meeting of the Nort
 Canaan Water Company was held Mol
 day. The following officers were cleo
 ed: President, J D Clemans; supe
 intendent, J. E. Rhoades; secretary, W. Hardenbergh; treasurer, J. V
 Peet ;directors, J W. .Peet, J.E Rhoade | n
 W. Hardenbergh.
 It was reported on Saturday tn , Mrs R. P Christian of Hartford hi
 received letter from her husband sa p ing that he was destitute in Chicat , and that he prayed her forgiveness f , his misconduct, and that he would lii sufficient money to return east. III ], | letter further stated that Miss