Connecticut western news., 1900-11-29

No freight trains on the O. N. E. today.
 Miss Edith Proper of Glencoe Mills, N. r.. waited friends here the pest week.
 Tomorrow morning (Friday) there will be . celebration of the Holy com munion in Christ church at 10. 30, being St Andrews Day.
 This tThursday) morning there will be held the annual Thanksgiving service in Christ church at 10.45. All are cordially invited.
 -Mrs A. V A. Felten is visiting her parents in Hillsdale, N. r., where she will remain for a month. A. V. A. Is the stax boarder at the Warner House If the article entitled "Canaan in 1900" does not read as smooth as oil il is because . number of additions or in sertions have been made in order to record names and lines of business that were forgotten when the manuscript was put in type.
 Albert P. Briggs, trustee, will offer for sale at East Canaan on next Wednes- day afternoon and evening, Dec. 5, the whole or any part of the stock of gener- d merchandise and equipment of Miles Yanushwetx's store; also one bay horse, three wagons, one bob sleigh, two har- ness, etc, etc., the same being the bankrupt stock of Miles Yanushvetz, See posters for description of this large variety of property.
 The funeral service over the re- mains of the late Mrs Caroline Granger vas largely attended at the family resi- dence at 30 o'clock Friday afternoon. The Rev NJ H. Mill. rector of Christ church, conducted the services, assisted by Rev Francis ". Barnett of South Glastonbury. The floral tributes were many and beautiful and quartet iron the choir of Christ church rendered several appropriate selections Ther' wore . large number of out of town rela ives snd friends present. The bearer wore Messrs J. A. Underwood, Fl. B Stevens, J. O. Richmond, J. N. Val Deusen, G L. Parsons and C.A. Moore Burial in Lower cemetery.
 -One of the things we can fee thankful for today is the fact that tn drought has been broken and tn springs, wells and streams which hay been dry as . contribution box fo weeks have been replenished within th past week. And by the way, did yo over know another such . fall, wit grass % green and pasturage 80 good ol Thanksgiving dayf The storm contir ned from Saturday until Tuesday, ws of wide range, did much damage and great amount of good. In Winchests heavy ice storm prevailed and in man of the higher attitudes about the stat snow storms are reported. Locally was . steady and refreshing downpor of rain.
 Following is . partial list of tho who will eat turkey in town and out { town today: Marcus A. Barnes of Wi liAms college, with his parents; Clinto and Albert Roraback of Yale, at Il Judges; Mrss Schofeld at her home Coscob; Mr and Mrs vroman of Broo, field, Burton and Robert Peircs ar families with Mir and Mrs D. l.. Peirc Dr and Mrs Fl. l.. Ross at Bethel; and Mira o. H. Johnson of East Canaa Mr and Mrs J. G. Beckley with 8. Beckley; N. L. Jackson and family LAkeville; G. s. Fuller and family vi Dwight Allen, Twin Lakes; Geo. Bee with D. D. Walter; Mrs Fl. Fl. De Ms of Winsted and son F. H.. of Brist, with MT and Mrs E. Fl. De Ma Charles Bovett at Dalton, Mass. MT a 4rs H. B. Ives will entertain . party ten at the Warner House, consisting
 Mrs Ann Ives, Mir and Mrs Geor Goodwin and sons Charles and Edws of East Canaan. Mir and Mrs Forest NJ
 and daughter Louise, ". s. Bsrnu and son Arthur of Monterey, Mass.
 O. Newton, Miss J. E. Ne Wton of N
 York with their mother at R. D. Peirce
 G. E. De Hart at his home in Cans
 Valley; Miss Jennie Evans of Hartfc
 with Miss Jennie Schamerhorn; Char
 8hrier at Waterbury; Miss Laura I
 gleston and Harvey Sabine at Millsrt,
 N. T.; Edward Sweeney with his brotl
 Daniel at East Canaan where he V
 feast on bear meat pot-pie; Mir and \
 0. L. French of Ct. Burlington at
 H- 6tsvens'; Dr F. s. Parsons and fl
 ny q Th0aaston aa c. L. Bassens'.