Connecticut western news., 1880-09-01

W. Fl. Colepauglf has been induced to take his departure to other scenes of labor, yet congratulate ourselves on being able to fur nish successor who will undoubtedly wield the razor, cut and dress your hair dtdM0de the Prof. himself. If you will call at the store of E. W. Yutzlery on Main st. he will prove to you beyond the shadow of doubt the truth of the above assertion, also that he can show great bargains in new fall and winter suits, making your own selection from the finest assortment of samples ever received at prices as low as the lowest. Remember and call on Main-st. No. 3,209 to get ''suited" and shaved"
 Having and harvesting are ended, the to- bacco crop secured, and the berry season about over, SO for a little relaxation nearly everybody is off visiting somebody. ANON. SOuehfieId. .---,
 Some of H. W. Palmer's tobacco was in Jured by the frost. A piece but short dis. tance from it. and on higher ground escaped.
 Wednesdays rain was very acceptable, but like Oliver, we call for ''more,"
 MT. and Mrs. K. D. Harmonthave returned from a two weeks vacation trip.
 Henry VanDeusen, has come home from a salesmans trip to Western N. Y. He came via. camp meeting.
 H. VanDeusen, and s. A Turner went on a business trip to West1eld Friday and Sat urday.
 Masters Will and Frank Cook of East Lee have been visiting at their grandmother's. On their return they took with them master Howard Cook, and showed to him the won. ders of Lee. Howard came home Saturday full Of glory
 Mrs. Hubert Barber left on Saturday to meet MT. B. who is now en route for home.
 All the town schools began Aug. 3Oth Most of them retain the old teachers. Miss Mary Walker of New Marlboro succeeds Mrs. Alice Cooklin the Mill River Intermediate.
 Mrs. Irw Baldwin rejoices in the poss ession. of couple of boarders. '', The band hall has been much improved by arranging the music racks in the form ol square. All the players can see Cook flourish the baton. ] A lively runaway occurred here Wednesday A pair of stags engineered by Will. Parsons broke loose from their moorings near the blacksmith shop. The tongue dropped, anr the wagon, milk cans and all went high ii the air and came down in reversed position But Will o where was he In clover about quarter of mile away. The next time ht makes call on the fair ones, he will prob ably anchor the old stags little more secure ly. ''-
 Miss Daisy Benedict has just returned iron a visit to East Lee. . .-.- .r-
 Mrs. R. Worthington has arrived, and nov our s'village blacksmith" will set up hasl foundry of h's own at the Barber house.
 Mr. Jas Cook has shingled and clap -boardet his new building, and it now bushes witt pride witha new coat of red paint. |;
 TATrLE TALE. ! Norfolk. ''
 MT. Geo. W. Scoville is about to erect
 high and close board fence between his doc yard and that of Rev. J. F. Gleason.
 Mir T. E. Carroll, Norfolk's most popula butcher, found one of his horses too lame fc : use last Saturday morning, caused by owe driving the night previous. MT. Carroll is 8
 full of business since the largely increase patronage, and so many extra people in tow that he and his horses have to work almos night and day, and is deserving much prais
 for accommodations, etc.
 MT. Matthew Ryan, an aged and greatl respected Irish gentleman, died at his res
 dence Monday morning last MT. Ryan we 79 years of age, and has resided in NOrtol for nearly 45 years, being at one time con nected with the Ryan Woolen Go, who's f factory was destroyed by fire a number
 years ago. Since that time he has been
 prosperous merchant, gaining large patron , age by his honest and upright dealing. Tn 7 funeral was largely attended at the Roma , Catholic Church Thursday, p m,, Re' ? Father Leo officiating, assisted by Rev 2 Father Edwards and Slocum.
 n The following arrivals have taken durir the past.week at the Misses Gaylord's, Mi ? Burch, Miss Seymour, Mrs. Fl. w. Welc ! Hartford; Judge Breckenridge, St Loui ;. Mo. at Norfolk House, H R Patterson, M
 and Mrs. Geo. Kellogg, Hartford; MT. ar a Mas. Geo. Taylor. N. Y.: MT. and MT
 John Upson, New Haven. at A. A. Spaul
 ing's, MT. H.. D. Billiard, of the Lyon Billal d Co.,, Meriden, Ct SPECIAL. & Kent.
 Mrs E M Rowland, while returning r
 gently fir m the Advent camp meeting, m
 with curious accident. Her horse tos !. fright, and, becoming unmanageable, thre # Mrs Rowland to the ground, bruising h.
 knee and limb below. She has not been ab D to step since then, and it will probably Is
 her up for some time. ], The village school closed last Saturday. }, There are several camping out near Spe
 tacle Pond. Rev. MT. Upson and his scho s are there for a few days,
 A few pipers arrived in town, and ha, a taken their headquarters in Flanders. S1 several HQlu tuiS pidcc dtEuueu I'll
 Grove camp meeting. , Mr. Luther Eaton's house begins to have = fine appearance, and we think it will be u
 handsomest residence in town,
 It is nothing to see few strange faces
 town LOW. The late arrivals are boarding F F, A. Mallory's ;l Joseph Spooner, wife ar
 daughter, Mrs. Brown and daughter, fro - New York. There are several from Brookly stopping at the hotel, and fifteen at Jesse - Johns.
 The friends who have been visiting at M 8 Ingersols returned to New York Monday. . Miss Mamie Smith has left town. St f will visit friends in Waterbury, and then pr' r ceed home.
 The people of this place talk of having a ] iron bridge across the Housatonic river, 2a
 feet in length. We are in need of a new on
 the old bridge having been unsafe for som Q time.
 Miss Alice Leonard is visiting her formt 8 school mates in Bridgeport, ] A very quiet wedding occurred in tow - last week. The parties most interested wei
 MT. Will Searles and Miss Laura Page, onl ! daughter of Clark Page.
 MT Will Wallace, who is now filling tn ] position as conductor, for short time on th 7 H. R. R., visited friends in town last Sunda, LOT. Chaplain McCabes