Connecticut western news., 1902-03-27
Mir and Mrs Alexander Boinay are moving into the Warner House annex.

-The law on trout in Massachusetts is not off until April 18th instead ol April 1st, law recently having been passed to that effect.
 MT and Mrs Eugene Bills and little daughter of Hartford were in town over Sunday. Mrs Bills and daughter e1- peck to remain 8 week or SO longer.
 The selectmen of Winchester and Thomaston have given orders not to shelter any more tramps this season at the expense of their respective towns.
 The 8. N. E Telephone Go. will after April l do aWay with the auto matic toll box equipment at the subscri' bers' stations in the Canaan exchange
 Mrs W. J. Thomson of Springfield and her daughter Florence of New York arrived at the Warner House last Friday night. They will remain over Easter.
 The Heptasophs have issued invita- tions for their dance at Town Hall on Tuesday evening. April 1. The Ger mania orchestra of Pittsfield have been engaged.
 Miss Almira and .Ro1ana Stevens, who have been spending some weeks in Norfolk with their brother E.C. Stevens, have returned. Miss Almira has quite a hard cold.
 The orange tea at M. E. Church on Tuesday night was very we'll attended. The night was propitious in its lovliness and everything pertaining to the supper done to a T. Receipts were $31.
 Mrs W. K. Landon went to New Britain last week Friday. and then on Saturday went to Hartford and had her eyes examined after which she went to Springfield, Mass. and spent Sunday, returning home Monday night.
 The Winsted Citizen of March 26 says: Hiram J. Dings, farmer of North Canaan. fled . voluntary petition in bankruptcy yesterday with the clerk of the United States district court. His liabilities are $s32 40 and his assets $469 82.
 Rev J. H. Lane, former pastor of the M E. Church of Canaan, kindly furnishes the NEws with some interest ing facts concerning the forthcoming annual session of the New York Confer. ence. MT Lans's communication is published in this is .ue of the NEWS.
 The Poughkeepsie Eagle says: one of our oldest inhabitants states thas on the 18th day of April, 1853. a very heavy snow storm struck Poughkeepsie. It was followed by wsrm weather and rain, and there was enough water in town to last all summer.
 -The New Hartford Tribune says Mir and Mrs Carl Strakosch. who are travelling in Algiers. send word that they are enjoying the beautiful country. Mrs Strakosch says: "It is a sort of tropical Switzerland with picturesque ness added and the highly modern features left out"
 -Mrs Fl. l.. Ross is gradually i'm proving. Of course she is very weak after her critical illness, and 1t may be several weeks before she is able to ait up. The family give unlimited credit to Dr Lee of Canaan and to Miss Jones the trained nurse from Pittsfield. Mass, for their skillful and faithful services.
 Chester Barnes, an aged veteran living on Canaan mountain, died at the residence of Mrs Mary Barnes on the mountain Monday of old age. Of re- cent years he had suffered from delu- sions. On one occasion he shot out all the windows in his home near Lake Wangum.
 Rev 8. A. Burnaby's text last Sun day morning was from St. Matthew xii. 42: "What think ye of Christ " A large congregation was present and Mir Burnaby preached grand sermon, using neither manuscript nor notes The choir furnished special music for Palm Sunday, by rendering "The Palms." arranged for voices in unison.
 A man who keeps track of that sort of thing has deducted from the fact that the first snow of the season came on November 19 there will be one more storm this winter. The old saying is that the number of snowfalls in . winter is the same as the day of the month or which the first snow- fell. We have had eighteen snows so far.-New Hart ford Tribune.
 F. M. Cooke will move his new carriage repository 25 feet back from the hne of the "Consolidated" railroad He will build 8 platform 25x32 fec across the front of the building, thu making place for open air display ot carriages. During tho past week hs has received three carloads of wagons and three moro are enroute. His grand opening will occur as soon ss all hi stock is in, due notice of which will b. given.
 MT and Mrs Frank E. Anson re turned on Monday from their brida tour. They will board at the Warne House until they commence housekeep ing. THE NEWS was in error last weel in stating that they were married in thu Metropolitan Temple in New York city They were married in one of the privat' parlors of the Grand Union hotel, Nev York city, by Rev T, s. Bond. pastor 0 the Metropolitan Temple. MT and Mr' L J. Egglsston of Millerton. N. r., ac com panied them to New York and wit messed the marriage ceremony. Rev. E. J. Kelly has been wrestling with a cold and for the past two Sunda.. | ha. haar rpohlo ka npoo ch