Connecticut western news., 1880-07-28

taking his horse, so as to ride to and from work.
 Since MT. Kelsey went back he has sawed one of his fingers, but not so as to prevent his working.
 Chas. Cook was here over the Sabbath.
 Miss Cora Cummings of Hillsdale, Mich. accompanied by an aunt from Western New York, have been visiting at MT. Irwin Bald wins. Miss Cummings visit was cut short by the sad intelligence of the drowning of her brother, while bathing He was here a few years ago.
 The other day boy came into the house, and complained of not feeling we'll. When questioned as to his pd6uluma, he said he had n't eaten anything hurtful, but close exam ination revealed the fact that he hadn't eaten 'but eight red astrachans" A nephew of Mrs. Grove Norton, from Scranton, Pa, is visiting her. The new cornet band of Canaan has some we'll wishers up here. Don't be discouraged; i; other bands besides yours make "hellish noises." The neighbors will soon get used to it. There is one person up here who nose how disagreeable horn sounds when footed Gd 6bItuna. TATTLE TALE. Sheffield
 The Miller House, under the management of Landlord Benjamin, is doing the best thi year that it has for several years past. It is full and MT. Benjamin has been obliged to | turn away several, as his rooms were all taken. He has stopping with him now | and four children and nurse, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Benedict and son, Mrs. Tappen, three children and two nurses, MT. and Mrs Dr. Gilbert, child and nurse, Mrs. Cushing Misses Sallie and Fanny Wright, MT. J. S Fowler, Mrs. R. A. Kane, MT. and Mrs Hodges, Mrs. Fearing, Mrs. Fessenden Miss M. Drumgold, Mir. Walter Brainerd, MT, Ferris, all of New York. '.'
 Mr. and Mrs. Brown, three children and nurse, Mrs. Stevenson, three children and nurse, Miss Mills Mrs. R. Gardner, two children and nurse, Master Robbie Gardner Miss Alice Gardner, Mrs. and Miss Talmadge MT. J. Cornell, all of Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Gregg and Miss Bessie Porlati of Al bany, N. Y., and Mrs. Susan Curtis, and MT c. K. Brown of Sheffield. S. West Cornwall.
 Mrs John o. Adams and son of Negaunee Mich are visiting friends in this place ant vicinity.
 Miss Rose Myers, who has been teaching in New Boston, Mass. the past summer, ii spending her vacation of few weeks a home.
 MT. R N. Cochrane and daughter Jennie left last Friday for visit to Ogdensburg, N Y. They are expecting to be absent abou two weeks.
 Frank Wood returned home Friday eve ming from his visit in New York.
 The Misses Hattie and Rosa Memmott tool their departure for Union City last week.
 E. H. Dean is at Cochrane Bros. store duI ing the absence of R. N. Cochrape.
 A large grind stone at the shear factory c Wood, Mallinson, & Co.,, exploded one da last week. Wm. Memmott, who was a work over it, very fortunately escaped wit slight injuries.
 Last Monday night the variety store of ! W. Yutzler was entered by burglars, who wer undoubtedly greatly in want of "small change as well as some choice "Bon-ton" cigart which they helped themselves to pretty free ly. An entrance was effected through doc over the veranda in front, thus gaining eas access to the lower floor, which is used g tailor shop in connection with the store br just wait until Fred gets that new electri burglar alarm Tn operation, and such pett depredations, will suddenly and unexpected ly be brought to "stand still"
 The trial of Stuart Long came of on Satul day last before Justice T. s Gold. The a, cused was arrested two weeks previous fc breaking into covered spring, which sul plies water through pipes to several resident es in the village, the owners of which for a indefinite number of years have held tn spring for their own private use by legs right and title. His trial resulted in 8 sna fine and costs. The fine did not amount t much, but oh the costs
 L. w. Washhurn's great pavilion show to visit us on Friday of this week, and jujgin from their glowing advertisements, we sha expect grand entertainment.
 MT. Gould W. Hart of the Cherry Hi l creamery furnishes the most delicious ic 7 cream in large or small doses, at the marve ously low price of 35 cts. per quart. ANON.