Connecticut western news., 1876-10-20

Advertising Pays.-Clark Bros. of Sal isbury say that they have sold five of their Ladies Suits, at the reduced prices, as ad- vertised in THE NEWS Oct. 9th. They of fer the remainder of their stock of suits at the same reduced figures. Now is your chance to buy cheap. See their advertise ment in another column.
 West Winsted Jottings.--Mr. Wm. Camp, of the firm of Woodford & Camp of West Winsted. has now nearly con- pleted his new block on Lake street in that place, which it is not too much to say is one of the finest blocks in Western Con- necticuE The lower floor is occupied by Mr. s. B. Forbes, whose advertisement of furniture, etc., has occupied prominent position in our columns for some months past. Mir. Forbes is only just removed to his new store. but he is all ready to see his many customers and friends from this re- zion, all of whom know him to be just one of the most honorable furniture dealers in North America. (The range for compar- ison is pretty extensive, do you say? Can't help 1t; facts are facts, and this statement is one of 'em). Mir. Forbes attends per- sonally to his customers, and it isn't at ali necessary for us to say to those who have traded with him, that hls store IS the best place to buy furniture in Western Connect icut, for they know all about it. Go and see the new furniture store in West Win sted. It is but few steps from the depot, and directly on your way down into the main street. But we have disgressed won- derfullY from our description of Mir Camps new block. The other and smaller portion of the lower floor will be occupied by Caleb Newman, the Delmonico of West Winsted, for restaurant and eating house. In the second story are the District Court rooms, which are certainly very nicely ar- ranged with every convenience the legal mind can suggest. Above, in the third sto- ry, is Camps new hall, which will com fortably seat over 800 persons. This new hall is very pleasant, and supplies a long felt want in that place. Altogether, we congratulate MT. c. on his new enterprise, and have no doubt of its being wise and judicions investment. Messrs. Woodford & Camp are full of new goods, and their new advertisement, which they say they are going to send over to THE NEWS in a few days, will have something to say about ready made cloaks of rich material and ele- gant design, etc.. etc. Mir. Wing, of the firm of Wing & Griswold, just across the way, was 80 busy with customers when we were there the other day he couldn't get time to say to us just what he wanted to. But never mind; we know all about it. His head clelk k, MT. Weed, whispered to us something that sounded like new fall goods, and lots of lem. too; very low times a'e getting better; trade is good; all busy, and--but we understood him. MT. Gris- wold's health isn't good and he is sadly missed at the store, but he will be better soon iSis hoped. From Wing 6 Griswold's to Jeweler Kirk's is but step, and he too has been to ''the city" He said he would not think it possible to get silver plated ware down to so lew figure as it is at the present time, and he has got ''stacks" of il too. Mr.Kirk is one of the "old reliables, , of which the world would be better if il had few more of the same sort. Oul stay at the new Camp block was SO long we couldn't reach Foster & Hurlbutt's ol J. A. Bushnell's clothing stores, neither could we get to the large music store ot Mir. Benjamin at the other village. bu,
 will make special trip to interview then in few days. All these people advertis. with us, and of course are the principa
 business men of West Winsted.