Connecticut western news., 1878-11-20
Turkeys roost high.
For Thanksgiving draws nigh.

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 Turkeys roost high. : For Thanksgiving draws nigh. These bright frosty m ornings bring ou
 he squirrels.
 -Litchfieid is suffering terribly iron ! ,carlet fever and diphtheria. The ladies' aid society meets this weel t the re- idence of Mrs. A. T koraback. New Milford is to have a dancin, ! ,chool soon, with a teacher from Brooklyn New blanks have been placed over thu railroad crossing near Humphreys drus store.
 The "UncIe Toms Cabin" troupe changed cars here the other day, en route for Hartford. w G. Humphrey returned last Satur- lay night from New York where he spen the entire week.
 The Barnum Richardson Co. have re gently purchased large team of mules weighing 9. 200 lbs.
 Miss Mary Pequigney, daughter ot August Pequigney of Sharon, is visiting Friends in this place.
 Warner & Son have removed the1r of. flee to the new Town Hall in Salisbury, oc. cupying two rooms.
 Will J. Oatman, for the past two months composition in this cffice, has gone to his home in Pittsfeld.
 MT. Walter Paul of this place, who has been in New York City through the sum- mer, is home on a vacation.
 Mir. Chas. A. Peck, for the past ten years director of the Housatonic railroad, died in New Milford Wednesday.
 Large quantities of coal are being hauled from the c. w. R. R. side track in this place to Mill River, by teams.
 Doe. Clem, the next time you go down
 
 life insurance policy, as a safeguard.
 MT. Sidney Webb, we'll known through put this region, died Monday at Cornwall Bridge, of Bright's disease of the kidneys.
 Mir. Peter Gardner, now residing in son of Jacob Gardner, late of Clayton, is making a visit to friends in he latter place.
 See what s. c. Cummings says about books for holiday gifts. Sherwood can get you any book you want, from we'll filled
 MT. F. Pequigney, of the Restaurant as an expression of bis volunta- y acqniescence to the s'ineyitable," has ta- sen down his swinging-sign.
 Bet farm there aint man who can solve the following enigma, he to urnish us with convincing proof of hls 'kili: "Uypsuanoispirocyrbt."
 Cornell & Hoyt are arranging for grand opening of winter goods the 26th nst This firm is well and fayorably known thls vicinity, and are very suc- ,essful.
 -Landon 6 Co.'S furnaces at Chapinville Ire to be started up soon to run out the tock of coal recently bought at auction. " MT. Conklin, brother-in-law of Mr. Iandon.
 The New Marlboro temperance union lave received an addition of 84 new names 0 the roll the past six months, and there is
 movement to organize lodge, of Good remp!ars '.
 The other day large partridge, prob hly started up by dogs, and confused by light, flew against window in Mir. Ches- er Deming's house, crashing out two 'anes of glass, and fell back dead.
 Sunday morning the church bell tolled he sad story of the death of Mir. Hiram jheffield, an old and estee med resident of his place. who died after 8 brief illness of of less than a weeks dura- ion.
 Mrs. Edwin Booth. formerly Miss Jane paulding, whom the people of this place Vill remember, having been with Miss S. }. Norton some time since. died at South eid Sunday night in cons' quence of hav- ng sustained q shock.
 -Dr Scoviile started yesterday for Cal fornia where he will spend the winter with view of improving his health. The Dr's. nany patrons and friends will be sorry to ave him go, but his practice will not suf- CT in Dr. Camps hands.
 The Washinee property in Salisbury as been purchased by MT. E. W. Spur. he new managers were so deeply indebted | } MT. s. for building material, etc., with 0 prospect of liquidation, that he felt com In the case of Mrs. Ann Landon Bar lolomew vs. Geo. Thompson, all of this ,wn, being 8 petition for foreclosure, card before the Superior court at Litch eld last week: the decree was rendered in lvor of the petitioner to the amount of ? 200, and time of redemption fixed Larch 1st.
 The Advents of Clayton are still olding theIr meetings, and considerable is aroused, six baptisms having cen administered during the past or eeks. While two of the clergymen were alking near the village the other night, 'me unregenerate worldlings irreverent- rotten-egged tbem, or rather, fresh-egged em, as examination proved the eggs were ,t rotten hut nevertheless, the assailants khr,;r IL L 1 1