Connecticut western news., 1880-06-09
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 The Japan Letter s E ssla erawdey ssg x v t' -The Adams brick. k.t1a, ls- is E ntaname~ xtth s a capacity of sooosbrick per day. >>ssi;s slf :-The prsmises sf z1,ss fA1 this place. are advertised for sale ,:s is 'ssA Station sgenqt, E, e. toonis,. spsas' tSs, Sabbath at his home in Hartford. .s--e,..-... .e,
 "A bah ia tos6s:siaye4 :aga sbs the, eoloras9s folks, in Town. Haa in tiaspaace, July Y" Mrs. J. A. MaeDonaldtg .nnoeherff.s-fltosm wallingford is visiting her. daughter in this place. r. ,..4 %.< x ,-'... z,,.:.s-<.. -Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Vroman of: Mflerton, spent the Sabbath with the. family of Mr~ D. L. Peirce in this place. ,.$ ;. *s.,< t, :, "A tipsy Mill Rtverite fsH out of hn wsg;, on near the depot Monday, ,snd was somewhat scratched about the "face, <; !, s! : Ida May, Landlord NaeDonalGs :Htte daughter. is suffering with measles and last Sunday was taken with 8 violent fit. =
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 Ernest l. Webster of East Canaan viii probably hs the new clerk at. Camps .dr g store, in the place of s, 2. Cummings
 The work of stringing the telephone, wire is eomnIeted from East Canaan to Lime Rock and ia 4 a 0 The family of Mr. David s. Draper of New York, have returned to Mrs. E. ", Franklin's in this place, for the summer. : :
 -Mr. T. B. Strong of Ct Harrington. the aged but spfightly father of Ms, c. P. Strong, has been visiting the latter, in this place. -.. James Quinn, [. Foote's harness maker. has removed his family from Ct Harrington into his new house on West Main-st in this place. < ...,'.- ..' --.@3. .s,5-. Frank E. Oeaveiands Esq, of Winsted, formerly of this place, is.a delegate to the Greenback national couvensieA, called atGhi- cago to-day. - ..s.-. s,; -Foxss carried of 'ss :ehicksns bsstlopaing to Geo. Benedict on thes sPeiee& l. Kawrehce farm, Monday night. Where are the local sportsmen3 s.'a '.-'. .tss .-:.,. - .; ,is
 The Housaton,iicI. k R. Goa first: m :. ex. cursion to Consy Island and Rockaway Beich occurs on the 22d Inst. Round trip A2,0o from this place. 9s = =:
 There were shipped from Sheffield in May, 3645 40 quart, and. .621. 20 and .2l quart boxes of milk, fhe total freight aggre- gating $l,7l5,ss.. -. =. :. =.
 "A wide-awaks bey:can mako $ few dol, lars as easily as teIkng he,. by selling. ei. gars and peanuts at the trotting eoursesevery Saturday afternoon. '. v~
 As Frank Emmons was driving between this village and Canaan Valley last Tuesday his horse fell down and broke the shafts, and Frank came tumblipg after.s -1ie.e
 -tLoca talent' viii celebrate four eonsec. utive birthdays beginning today, and Mrs. E. w. Warner, proposes to- furnish .refresh. ments gratisi for grand mutual celebration
 Miss Emma Hunt of Sheffield, and form. eriy of this place, has been visiting her parents in Pawling, N.tF. Miss Hunt is stc- cessfdlly conducting a music school in Sheffield.
 Charlie Fowler has drawn up. code ,of "rules and regulationsn to be observed in His barber.shop, and announces that his shop will be opened on Mondays at t-oaeloekr ps h:
 -Runaways are frequent nova, days. ,1Gr.; Sheriden Barnes horse ran away on West Main-st last Sunday aftefaoon; throwing out the occupants of the buggy, and considerably damaging the same. ,.:>. i-
 -Landlord MacDonald talks of inviting the West Cornwall brass band to give an open sir concert from his balcony some evening next week, which will be musical treat worth going miles to hear.
 The horse of MT. Garfeidoff of East Can aan became friehsened in.shfss ifiaikce laat Sat, urday, and ran, throwing out the oecgpants, and considerably damaging, the buggy, to which it was attached. $. ..-,.. .....,r.
 Dan. Sullivan of MiHerton is, the new 0. W. R. R. baggage master at the Union depot, in the place vacated by John yLepyon, who has been in the employ of the Company for the past half dozen years .:
 Miss Clara Lloyd of Sharon spent "a few days at the residence of the late c. Hunph. rsy, last week, and Charlie Marvin. nephew of Mrs. Humphrey, formerly Of this place, .'fetched around on Sunday. t D."
 -wolcottvills has a newly organized brass band. Our boys don't have much conf dence in an organization too prematnrely ef- fected, and according to the adage Good things come slow," our band is bound to be an almighty "good thing.' =
 Mrs. H. W. Franklin, who has house full of summer boarders every season, is receiving large number of applications. Mir. Samuel N. Beckley and family, of New York, and MT. John Devlin and family also of New York, but at present sojourning in Paris, are expected soon. ..... ..,.-
 Last Saturday afternoon, as some chil- dsen were playing near the Town Hall yohnny BeckleY climbed on top of the. pub lie sign post, which consists of four boards, nailed together in quadrangle, when he slipped, and fell feet first inside the post wedging himself so tightly that be could. not extricats himself, and. the post had to. be