Connecticut western news., 1901-01-17
A E, Mallory of Bulls Bridge was

in town last Thursday on business.
 Mrs E. E Bill left Saturday for Hartford where she will remain iudefi- nitely.
 Miss Edith Proper of Glenco Mills, N. Y is visiting the Misses Granger She arrived Saturday.
 Mrs s A. Coggswell of Ct. Bar riugton has been tussling with tue grip since Christmas but has nearly conquered it.
 A. V. A Felten writes to friends in Canaan that he is improving and has gained six pounds in weight since he arrived at A,heville, N. 0.
 Leo Werner and family have re- turned to Canaan from Winsled and are occupying one of H. D. Humphrey s houses on West Main street
 Our South Canaan correspondent describes burglary at the home of Miss Elizabeth Howe who spent the holiday with Canaan relatives.
 Don't forget that on the evening of January go you can visit Sunrise Land" by attending the lecture of J. O.. Spencer, A. NJ. at the Methodist church in Canaan.
 Geo. W. Greene and Lewis C.. Rhcades are representing Housatonic Lodge, No. 6l, F. X A NJ. at the Ma sonic Grand Lodge me ting in New Haven this week.
 -Letters addressed as follows remain uncalled for at the post office: Nelson Brewer, Carter & Smith Stock O., l. l.. Greene (2). Mrs Eddie O'Brien, Frank Thompson, Mato Zsntiago.
 Judge Roraback of the Superior court, at New Haven Friday last grant. ed the petition of the Connecticut Lighting X Power Company to change it's name to The Connecticut Lighting & Railway Company"
 -The Berkshire division of the Con- solidated road is cutting ice at Pitts field, having. for the present at least. abandoned the plan of harvesting ice at Kent. They will retail it to parties along the line in carload lots.
 MT and Mrs Joseph L. Parsons en- tertained a number of their friends at whist Monday evening. There were six tables and prizes were awarded. Last evening they gave another whist party, there being about thirty in at tendance.
 The Connecticut Committee of the National Association For The Study Oi Epilepsy Is sending a circular to every physician in the state to ascertain the number and condition of all epilepiics in Connecticut, not under institutional care.
 The Pawling Chronicle says: Rev W. A. Mackey was presented with g purse of S200 in gold by his Matteawan congregation for Christmas gift. We are pleased to record this expression oi the love and esteem in which Ml Mackey is held by his present charge The Central New England Railway will run a special entertainment excur sion to Hartford on Saturday, Jan. 26 | from Winsted and intermediate stations The attraction at Parsons Theatre is tht great production "Way Down East, which is very interesting to New Eng land people. At the Opera House there is burlesque. Special returning train after the theatre will leave Hart ford at II 80.
 The January number of the Yale Law Journal will interest laymen al we'll as lawyers. Among the many in structive articles is one entitled "Th, Struggle For Constitutional Reform by Melbert B. Cary; "Town Represen tation in Connecticut" by Charles Hop kins Clark; "A Defense of the Negotia ble Instruments Act" by Hon. Lymar D. Brewster; Territory and the Con stitution" by Selden Brown.
 -Robbing milk pails is about a small and contemptable business as man can give his attention to. Flo some time past money has been misse, from milk pails about town place, there the night before to await the earl morning call of the milkman. In man. instances no money has been found i the pails and the milk has been charges to the customers who of course "kicked when called upon to pay. Early las Tuesday morning a certain party cam up Main street, walked onto piazzs on which sat pail, removed the cover transferred the six cents from the pa to his pocket and walked of with a innocent air. A watchful eye will b kept on him in the future and shoul the offense be repeated he will mee with sudden and just reward.