Connecticut western news., 1879-01-29
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 Next month is the one in which women { will talk the least. Why? h
 Miss Florence New spent the Sabbath with friends in Housatonic.
 Mrs. Marvin has removed her restau-l rant from the depot to her residence. |,
 Frank and Seneca Strong are visiting , with their brother George in this place. J.
 -If you want cAeap family D. read ''The Word of God" in other> .lble,
 Charles Hinckley has + the devil and imps for Ae gratitude Of
 A 12 years-~ 'N0 Harding of old daughter of Editor ,omnlst. the Pittsfeld Eagle, is an ac-
 .ed cornetist. ~The Episcopal church society are erect A"s q large and commodious horse shed in the rear of their church.
 Rev Mir nodley of Christ Church ex- cnange"~ pulrits with Rev. MT. Johnson "r. Salisbury last Sunday.
 Cornelius Lynehan of this place has been appointed watchman of Conn. West ern locomotive in Winsted.
 Alexander VI Waters of Winsted has fail ed and his property has gone into the hands of an assignee, living R. Griswold.
 The Methodiets are holding series of revival meetings in the basement of their church, commencing last Monday night.
 Mir. T. F. Watson, Conn. Western railroad agent at this station, will soon r. move his family to the rooms over Union Depot.
 Frank VanDeusen lost a valuable horse last week. Frank is rather unlucky with his horse flesh, having lost three within four months.
 l Miss E. w. Greenwood of Brooklyn will talk temperance in the Congregational Church. Ct. Burlington, Sunday evening, Feb. 18th.
 | The next meeting of the temperance
 union will be held next Saturday evening,
 at East Canaan. Speakers from Winsted
 are expected.
 Prosecuting attorney Herman was in
 Lakeville a few days ago, and visited five
 liquor saloons, the proprietors paying up
 'slike little man."
 Rev. s. R. Free, formerly of South field, will deliver his lecture on "Work and Play" in the Town Hall tonight. He de-
 serves full house.
 Mir. Walter Paul, who has been spend ing the winter at his fathers ID this place.
 returned to New York Friday, where he has 8 lucrative situation.
 Miss Ellen Peirce of this place takes
 charge of the Lime Rock graded schoo this week on account of the illness of Mis-! , Emma Hunt, the principal.
 f The Winsted Herald had it's annua
 drawing last week and gave away 15o thor oughbred colts, cork screws, shooting star n and other peoples children.
 Jerry New has got a new fashione' e sleigh for delivering coal, the runners o :, which turn up behind, and can be made t Y go both ways ct once if necessary. 't The colored people of this part of tn IS country are going to have grand ''blu e ribbon balp' Feb. 18th in Town Hall. Sucl U an event is as good as minstrel show an,
 time.
 ,f Tho RnrE cbS Sv, d has purchased an immense stock of good + injured slightly by water at a great fire il
 New York, and it will be sold marvelous 2 cheap.
 ?, Wing. Coe 6 Finch of West Winste D, say ''tell eUpry6ody" that for the next 3 l. days they will sell their goods at prices s's '' low as ueffer vas." See schedule in anoth o CT column.
 o No ore is being hauled from thls plac
 to the furnaces at present, but sleigh-ridel 0' have reconclled themselves to the preser . order of things, as ore teams are death o ;r the sleighiDg.
 Ut The Tucker cornet band gives it's last COT cert for the season in Citizens Hall, Fall is Village on Friday evening, Feb. 7th, an
 have made preparations to have tbis tn best of the series.
 ID -''The wicked walk in slippery places KS but the righteous" the righteous sll in walking places; and the dividing line b,
 tween saint and sinner IS the blue strea
 immediately following collapse. T. Next Sunday evening Sunday schot 'o missionary concert will be held in the Metl
 odist church. MT. Barden hasbeen makin ~ preparations for an elaborate affair, and hs 10 an interesting programme mapped out. of The National Iron Bank of Falls Vilag Ie ne has been designated by the government " !, depository of the public moneys to recelV ,s deposits, on account of subscriptions to th ,s. four per cent. loan of the United States. y Talk about your big pigs, MT. Marvi i Hoskins of South Canaan butchered pi ~ Jan. 22d, II months old, weighing 56 ,s pounds. Can any one beat that in Mort Q Canaan? If 80 let us hear from them. F o. MT. F. Watson is having the Tow 'k Hall considerably improved, adding muc to it's convenience. The stage is to be en y- larged, and permanent dressing rooms don ot off at each end and an enterprise is o ,e foot amongst some of our public spiiite St and wide awake cit,zeDs, which may resu "a in the purchase of set of scenery tor th 10 .'N0rth CGnaGn Dramatic Ass0ciGtiOn
 noW In embryo.