Connecticut western news., 1901-11-07

year has come and gone. In this wa it happens that people get in arrear with their newspapers. THE NEWS seek to obviate the nnnoticed slipping ava of time by printing with the subscrib CTS name the date showing expiration of subscription. Look at it now.
 Harry Holt was home over Sunda. from Albany, \. Y.
 Miss Jennie Pulver of Hillsdale, N Y., is visiting at A. V. A Felten's.
 Mrs John G. Beckley left fo Raleigh, N. O, this (Thursdsy) morn ing.
 Here is the mercury record for ths last seven mornings: 32 49 AZ 26-24 37 B.
 Mrs Agusta Scott is keeping house for Frederick Gillette, West Main St. at present
 MT and Mrs William Beebe enjoyed . vacation last week. Mir Beebe is em ployed at D. D Walters market.
 The N. Cebsllos Go. intended te appear Ut the Town Hall the 9th inst, but will not appear there until the l1tt inst.
 "A colored ball, cake walk and ragging contest will be held at the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. Nov. 13.
 -FoorBALL. The score of the game It Millerton, N. Y last Saturday was Millerton E, Canaan 0. The game at Lakeville same date resulted: Hotchkise School 2S, Taffts School 0.
 Mrs Alta Richards of Greenwich, N. r.. daughter of the late Henry Rood who formerly lived here in Canaan, and Mn Ruth Hayner of Buskirk, N. Y. have been waiting Mrs Lyman Danning It the Warner House. They went home yesterday.
 People are preparing for winter in various ways. The house occupied by Mrs Sedgwick and Mrs Tracy has been re shipgled; Mrs Hiram Eddy's house has been somewhat repaired; Camps drug store is being re-shingled. and little repairs are made on buildings in different parts of the village.
 Mrs Col Gard and daughters, Addie and Hazel, of Millerton, N. r., Mr and Mrs Harmon Johnson. and Mrs Conrad Rogers. from Boston Corners, N. Y., visited Mir and Mrs Charles Kepler in Canaan last Saturday. Mrs Kepler is . daughter of Mrs Rogers and grand daughter of MT and Mrs Johnson.
 Jackson, Eggleston < Go. have just received . new $42O cash register from the National Cash Register Go. of Dayton, Ohio. It is wonderful piece of mechanism. and you can hardly comprehend it even when you see it and have it explained to you, but an outline description of it is promised the NEWS for publication ere long.
 -"The South Before the War and Specially Company" irew good sized audience at the Town Hall last Satur. day evening. The show is we'll worth the prices of admission, although the singing was not as good as was ex. pected. The pictures, the dancing and the specialties were good. Joseph Ls Rex, the homeless wonder, performed some marvellous feats of contortion. A. M. Pindar of Bridgeport is sole owner of the show, and is accompanied by his wife and two daughters. Mrs Pindal is native of Canasn, and is the daughter of the late Robert Van Deusen.
 Patrick Carroll, former resident of Winsted. died at his home in Water bury, Friday, Nov. 1, aged IT years, MT Carroll is survived by one daughter and two sons. Nellie, John and Patrick who reside in Waterbury. He is alse survived by two brothers, Jeremiah O Winsted and John of Omega, Cal, ani by three sisters, Mrs John Ryan o Canaan, one sister in Ireland, and ont in Holyoke, Mass, when last heard from. Mir Carroll was at one time il the employ of George Stevens at Eas Canaan for fifteen years. MT Johr Ryan and daughter. Mrs Boinay O Canaan, attended the funeral which wa held Sunday at his home in Waterbury 7OO Baldwin St. Interment in Winsted
 There was an unexpected addition to the marriage service which wa performed at Pilgrim parsonage las week Wednesday and which was no laid down in the ceremony. It was serenade given to the happy bride and groom by friends. Immediately afsel the ceremony was performed and whel all was quietness and peace there bu 8 upon the ears noise of drums beatel and milk cans thrown around, horn blown and noises in the night, iron the street in front of the parsonage So unusual did all this seem that th groom immediately proceeded witt certain silver pieces to quiet it. whicl accomplished it's object. It is yer, pleasant to have such friends-shows heartinsss and good feeling that seem almost to have passed away-upon sucl Occasions At somewhat late hou MT and Mrs Wakeman ventured toward the Hotel De Warner still with som fears of other molestations, but whicl proved groundlsss. Mir Wakeman i h ths employ of Bordsns' creamery m, nxpoote to mako CanaAn his home.