Connecticut western news., 1903-04-23
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THURSDAY. APRIL 23. 1903.
LOCAL NEWS

The exterior of Pilgrim Manse IS being painted.
 70. Fl. Briggs of New York was at The Naples over Sunday.
 Rev. E. o. Gillette IS housed up with cold and sore throat.
 Miss Ella Consadine is spending the week in New York city.
 Mrs Charles Butcher has been housed up the past week with the grip.
 Spring has sprung-backwar1. Ice formed here Monday and Tuesday mornings. Little Myra Claire Lawton has bean steadily improving during the past week.
 The lime business Is dull just at present on account of the strikes in the building trades.
 Rev. R. B. Coons is convalescent. He sits up nearly all day but does not 60 out doors yet
 -Mrs M. A. Brown and mother, Mrs Hunt. of Lexox. Mass :, are spending . month in Chicago.
 John Hubbard came home Monday from the Worcester Polytechnic school to remain until next Sunday.
 Fred J. O'Brien of Winsted and Miss Nellie Moran of Mill River will be married It Mill River on April 29.
 -. Henry Roraback and George W. Hall locked horns with 600 of their brother Elks in Winsted on Tuesday night.
 Rev. J. w. Bohlman of Sheffield, Mass, will supply the pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal church next Sun- day morning.
 "A change of time of trains will go into effect on the Berkshire Division on May 3. when some of the summer trains will be added.
 Mrs Caroline Warner has moved from the Warner House annex to Nelson 6tratton's house next te E. l.. Roberts < Co.'S store in Fast Canaan. :. Mrs George H. Knight of Lakeville hes been named by Gov. Chamberlain as ono of the commission to represent Connecticut It the St. Louis expedition.
 The Berkshire Cleaner says: "The Stanley company has secured four great contracts for the equipment of four western railway systems in the states of Illinois and Indians"
 Roy. Mir Winchell. . local preacher, of Housatonic, Mass supplied the pull pit of the Methodist Episcopal church last Sunday morning and preached a very interesting sermon. His subject was: s'The Sin of Achan
 The New England Lime Company. which absorbed the Follett lime plant 1t Adams, Mass last year, is erecting another patent kiln at that place. One was put up after the company took poss6ssion of the works, and it worked % we'll that another is to be added.
 Mrs Mary o. Corbit has recently had her residence, "Del Monte," re. painted. and has also laid out consid. erable money on the interior and ex' terior of the Eneign Church house, SC called, including reshingling of the house.
 -Dwight Allyn and his housekeepel were thrown from their wagon near the post office in Ashley Falls, Msss,, las Saturday, but neither were seriously hurt. Their horse took fright ant cApsized the wagon, in consequence O m automobile rushing past withou giving any warning.
 The melodrams, "When Wome1 Love-" which has been very successful ly presented through Connecticut re gently, and was played in WInsted las week, is from the pen of Otis Turner we'll known here and who for two O three years had . summer home on Ga naan mountain. "When Women Love is . story of great heart interest, tn leading character being factory girl The play deals with labor unions ant labor questions and was written iron life by Mir Turner, whom perhaps man of our readers know better as "Oti Julian" Mr Turner (who several year ago dropped the stage name of Julian and his wife-Estella Dale-are thi season with s'In Old Kentucky"
 A most excellent, instructive an entertaining lecture on liquid air wa given It the Town Hall last Frida evening by Walter P. Bradley, pro fessor of chemistry at Wesleyan Univel sity. Prof. Bradley does not try to i'm press his hearers with the profundity C his subject. nor to mystify them wit scientific terms. but used the planes of English and everything he was talh ing about was made perfectly clear his hearers who followed his explani tons of liquid air with deep interes and watched his demonstrations of wht it would do with pleased surprise These experiments conveyed to tt audience very clear idea of the diffe ent possibilities of liquid air. When is understood that liquid air is at ten perature of 3l2' below zero 1t will seen that it IS A wonderful thing. Pro Bradley says liquid air is gaseous a kthe kind yon are breathing) with tl heat squeezed out of it.; and the pr lessor clearly explained how hqaid a is made. The lecture was given und the auspices of the Village Improy aasnt Association and was well attsnds