Connecticut western news., 1901-08-29
Full moon this evening.


 Full moon this evening.
 Rev. H. I. Bodley and family will return to New Britain today.
 -Yesterday was perfect day and we hope it was 8 forerunner of delight ful fall weather.
 Miss Carrie Landon went to Pitts field, Mass, yesterday, to visit Miss Clara Cogswsll for week or two.
 -Patfick Shuckerow is quite sick with malarial fever. He has been sick three days. Dr. W. T. Owens attends him.
 Rev. and Mrs s. A. Burnaby will return home today. Regular services will be resumed at Pilgrim church next Sunday.
 Mise Lena Gardner of Cromwell is the new stenographer and typewriter in J. H. Roraback's office and the assistant in the post office in place of Mies Hamm.
 The mercury record at noon for the last seven days is: 84 84 88 80-79 80-82. Heavy rain from 9 to 8 p. m. last Friday, and succession of heavy showers from 2 30 to 8 p. m. last Sa'- urday.
 Harvey Brizzie of Millerton, N. Y.. who for several years has been a com i. positor and job printer in the Mi'Ierton Telegram Office. has accepted similar position on the NEWS and commenced work here last Monday.
 There was no opposition to the lay out of the Suf1ield and East Granby railroad CTariffville e1tension) before the rail road commissioners at Hartford on Monday. The petition will prob ably be granted, although the com mission CTS gave no decision, but said they would do so at an early date.
 The Borden creamery is not con- pleted but is doing business. Monday 12 cans of milk were shipped and on Tnesday 13 cans were shipped, Yes terday TOO bottles of milk were shipped. By Sept 1st everything will be in con- venient working order and ready to re- ceive all the milk the farmers wish to sell.
 ALork 4 .on = vo or TraoJav n gasolene stove in the house occupied by George Wood was discovered to be on fire by Mir Woods son. Nothing could be done to put out the fire which continued until the gasolene was con- sumed. A window curtain was des. troyed and the wall and contents of the room were blackened.
 The 34th annual reunion of the 49th Massachusetts regiment will be held at Wi'liamstown, Mass on Thurs day, Sept 18th It will be joint re union of the 37th and 18th Massachu- setts regiments and it is earnestly hoped that every surviving member of these regiments will make a special effort to be present.
 MT and Mrs Fred w. Kingsley of Pittsfeld, Mass, will celebrate the 25th anniversary of their wedding on Thurs day evening, September 18th, at their home there at No 30 South John St. Mir and Mrs Kingsley have lived in Pittsfield during the twenty-fv years of their welded life and Mir Kingsley y is one of the oldest employees of the Berkshire division of the Consolidated railroad. having been on the road fo, about thirty five years.
 MT Slessenger sang two solos ir Christ church last Sunday morning, accompanied on the violin by Miss La Dow, and the organ by Mrs La Dow. The large congregation highly appreciated this musical treat and con, ferred many compliments upon the musicians. Christ Church has been unusually fortunate in this respect. almost every Sunday having such 6 treat in store for the worshippers. Next Sunday a number of the managers oi the Vacation House from all over the Diocese, wi be in Canaan and will in { body attend the services.
 THE NEWS of August 22d recorded the fatal accident which befel Charles PuIver near Falls Village on the morn ing of August IT. The Millerton Tele gram of August 22d tells the circum stances which proceeded that fatality al follows: "Charles Pulver entered thu hotel of Fred Holsapple at Copake Iror Works on the night of Aug. 14th, ant took several bottles of whiskey; wal arrested by officer James Marston or the afternoon of the 18th; made hii escape sometime during the night taking away some of Father Erastu Marston's clothes: was killed by freigh train on the N. Y. < N. H R. R. abou one mile north of Falls Village on Sat urday morning about five o'clock. I was the fifth time that Pulver hat entered the hotel and made his escape Some of the goods taken from tn Holsappie House were still in hi possession"