Connecticut western news., 1880-11-17

THIRD GRAND FALL OPEN1NG.-CorneD & Hoyt, Lakeville, Conn.,, would tender their: heartiest thanks to their friends and the pub- lie of Lakeville, for their many favors during the past six years, and inform them that on Saturday, tue 27th dag of Nooens6er 1880, they will open for exhibition and ss'~ Brilliant and Unparalleled asa~- .e, Articles cf Utility and Or-' ,rtment o has never been seen I~ lament, such a try among wb'~' this section of coun Japanese ~n will be found Slverware tur- uoods, Velvet photo. Easels, Pic
 -es and Frames, Beautiful Majolica ware glassware, Crockery, Woodenware, Lamps fancy Bird cages, Sewing Machines, scrol oaWs, Pianos, and other reasonable toys lhe1Eaoonde'JuS 5 and 10 cent Counters otoVes' Ranges, and Tinware, Black walnu and Enameled Chamber Sets, Fancy Rockers Camp Chairs, etc. Carpets, Oil cloths, Mat. trasses, Feathers, Door Mats, Kitchen Uten- sns' Clocks, &c. &c, to an inspection of whicl between 9 c. TO- and 10 p. ms., on the above oate' we cordially invite everybody.
 Should the weather prove unfavorahle, the opening will take place the next fair day. eD Falls Village.
 Mrs. Wm. Hubbell and children are spend ing week with relatives in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. U. D. Chamberlain and children of Croton Falls are visiting at Mir, Henry shep. pard's.
 Mrs. J. F. Millspaugh has so far recovered from her late sickness. as to be moved from East Canaan to her home in this village.
 Mrs. Bridget Robinson, who was so grieved at the death of her brother as to cause her mental alteration few months since. was taken to the insane retreat at Middletown last week..
 MT. B. J. Bradley moves this week from the Garfield house to the rooms in Miners building, over his store.
 At the house of MT. P. c. Storm the ladies Of the M. F. aid society will meet Friday D. m. All are cordially invited to attend.
 Miss Emma J. Kenyon is visiting at the house of D. W. Clarke, Esq, where she will lelAdlu lOT t1ue.
 There will be Bible concert exercise at the Cong. church next Sunday evening
 MT. s. w. Wright has been offered a situ. ation in the R. R. Co.'S. blacksmith shop which has been accepted.
 A meeting oi the State temperance union will be holden in the Chapel of the 2d Cong. church at Winsted Wednesday, to consider the advisability of organizing one or more auxiliary societies in the county. Del egates from the Cong. church have been ap- pointed.
 Rev. MT. Belcher and Rev. Mitchell of Mil lerton will exchange pulpits Sunday.
 Several couples attended the dance at the hall Wednesday evening, music being fur nished by MT. Walt. Chapman, who played first violin, MT. Ed. Barton 2d violin, and prompter, and piano accompaniment by Mrs. w. Chapman.
 Court adjourned Friday till Tuesday, l6th, when the case of Trieschman vs. Chagnot was taken up to restrain the collection of a sum with costs, which amounts to S75. and all over an old blow worth $2 This case has been the cause of much wrangling, and crooked law practice in West Cornwall.
 We were in error last week in stating that J. Pulver was one of the firm who was paint ing the churches in this village and vicinity. The gentlemen who are filling the contracts mentioned are H. L. Ayres and F, Stone, and as they do it in a satisfactory and work manlike manner, they have no trouble in find ing plenty of work in their line.
 Rev. Chas. L. Brown, superintendent of the Five Points mission at 6l Park st., New York City, and former pastor of the M E. church in this village. died Sunday, after a months illness with malarial fever
 IDLEWILD.