Connecticut western news., 1880-06-30
No trot next Saturday.

Vol. X. No. l.
 No trot next Saturday. .
 The colored ball will roll next Friday evening in Town Hall.
 Large numbers of passengers change cars here for Albany every day.
 A campaign club is being talked of by the young Democracy of this place. ! HI. M. Adams is spending his vacation visiting friends in Hartford County.
 There were two Hartford excursions over the Conn. Western R. R.. to LakevillA last week.
 J. A. Macdonald, of the Stevens House, delivers ccol, bottled lager to any residence. Read his notice.
 Mrs. Robert Bowen and child, of New York are spending the hot weather at the Warner House.
 Frank Coons, a cooper in Peirce Lawrence & Co.'S. lime kiln in this place, smashed one of his thumbs last Friday. .-- Rev Mr. Mackey of the M. E. church ex- changed pulpits with Rev. F. J. Belcher of Falls Village last Sunday.
 MT. Eugene S. Root of this place has sold his Hambletonian colt to Fl. c. Phelps Of Lee, for handsome price.
 HI R. R.. locomotive s'No. 12," is just out of the shops and, fresh from the hands of artist Mundry, locks as nice and bright as bran new ''buzzard dollar"
 A travelling museum pitched it's tent, Arab like, on the desert back of Union depot last Monday, and last night gave an exhibi- ton oflots of wonderful wonders.
 We have sent out number of postal cards to subscribers who are in arrears, and will deem it favor if they will give them their immediate attention, and renew.
 The Housatonic R. R. Co. are selling from Bridgeport and principal stations on their Line, Round Trip Tickets for Saratoga, valid during season of 1880, at low rates.
 At meeting of the Pine Grove Camp Meeting Association the other day, it was decided that the meeting this year should open Monday August 23d, and continue until Mon day, Aug. sOth.
 "A band of gypsies, having six fancy wag ons and number of fine horses, passed through this place the other day, probabl. bound for IS. T. 1860 R." or some othe cabalistic fence mark.
 MT. Geo. w. Kilmer, of the Winsted din ing rooms spent few hours in this place las Friday, on his return from Lakevflle, wher he had been looking over the grove, with view to projecting picnic excursion
 The vacation of the public schools is t continue through the summer months the ia term beginning Sept. 6. MT. Fl. M. Adam and Mrs. J. M. Root have been retained fo the upper and primary rooms, another yea
 -Vennor promises to extend the war weather through the first half of July, wit cool weathor after the 20th, severe frosts the neighborhood of the 24th, 25th, and 26tl and possible hurries of snow on the mountains
 Frank VanDeusen has rented portio of his farm to Miss Del Rice of Sandtowr who will cultivate tobacco. This item isn intended to tickle Deps. vanity, but to il terest the public and arrest the attention ( the tobacco insurance Go.
 Geo. L. Parsons adv. tells this wee about patent three-ply, Irish linen, Wan sutta, unrippable, imperishable, double bac action, chain-stitched s'Crescent Shirt George always has good article in the shi nne but says the Crescent" takes the belt
 Young America here talks of @ base ba club, but it is doubtful if a sufficient numbt can be found who have no regard for the 7 digits, to make 'bang up' nine, and tf Young American ambition, once in the fie on hot day. would be no more than s.short stopn and 'shome.run."
 MT. L. s. Parsons, of C.. l.. Parsou store in this place has, at his home in She field, prolific lot of fowls. From 25 hel he sold PTS dozen of eggs, $500 eggs) eight months, not to speak of the numb used daily by the family. If any body -cs beat that we would be pleased to hear fro them.
 The schools of Misses Grace Langdon Huntsville, Mary Cummings at South Ca aan and Emma Stiner at Canaan Mounta closed last Friday. These young ladies ha' given excellent satisfaction during the pa term, their first experience in teaching, al undoubtedly their services will be in demar iu the future.
 We had call last week from Mir. 8. ] BeckleY of New York, who. with his famil has been spending few weeks at MT Franklin's. MT. Beckley moved from tn place in 1921, but has returned for sho time each year. Out of a family of six chil ren, he has lost four, all of whom are burie in flower corner" cemetery, just suthof th village.
 The merchants in this place are unps triotic, and there's no poetry in their soul There's not fire cracker to be had and Young America wants to declare himself ''fre and independent" he must go out of tow1 which, of course, he will for his fre-work and while foreign salesmen get the pecuniar benefit, we, if the thunder of patriotic enthr siasm is disagreeble, must either stuff cotto ia 9pr cars, or ''grin and bearit."