Connecticut western news., 1880-08-18
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 -onyeaf for apples. Cider cheap thls Peaches are cheap and plentiful this Miss Jennie ,Brown-is visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 Popular faAaoy-that tomatoes are bad for the teeth,
 -A.large party from North Adams are en- camped at Twin Lakes.
 Grains have ripened well in the county, and are being rapidly harvested.
 John WhSlen, workman at the furnac- es, had one of his hands badly injured the other day. > ... Potato bug, like yellow fever, succumbs in fair Hght. Both, it is hoped, are things of the past
 Mrs. J. B. VanDeusen of Ansonia, for merly, ,ofthis place is spending few weeks with friends in town.
 -Goingl goingl speak quick or, you lose itI Only 25 cts. for the Camp Meeting DA1- IT NEWS. A few more left
 
 The Stewart Commons -Finnigan breach of the peace ease has been postponed to SC. cure some important witnesses. A. T. Roraback is putting in sewer from his house, across the street to recep- tacle near the blacksmith shop.
 "A full attendance is, desired at the meet ing of the committees to arrange for the forth coming reunion, at the reading room next Friday. <s-: :. -, ...--.-
 A large paper balloon was found in Chas. Paulis orchard the other day, which is thought. to have come from the north. Who sent ff9 -:
 Visions of cider mills and long straws de, light the Imagination of the average small boy as he observes the generous supply of apples this year. ,,
 Photographs of the public build. ings n.town have been taken by the 'U. s. v. Co." who will soon have the pictures ready for delivery. -..
 A long procession of teams followed the remains of Miss Nellie McCarty to their res- ting place; in the Falls Village Catholic Cem- eterS last "wednesday.
 Eddie Williams of New York, son of Druggist Williams, who built the Camp block and carried on the drug business there sev- eral years ago, is in town visiting friends.
 Superior Court commenced at Litchfeld Aug. 17th, for trial of civil cases before Judge Hitchcock and jury. The first case on the docket was Woodin's appeal from probate.
 R. Girling. the great 70. F." clothing man, of Ct. Harrington, talks loud in another column, about good place to buy clothing, and it's true as preaching-every word of it. Charlie Webster, who was so badly cut by stepping on a scythe at Ashley Falls re- gently, died of lock, jaw at Canaan Valley last Friday. The funeral was held last Sunday morning. ,,.
 Mrs. Wilbur M. Deming, wife of Photo grapher Deming of Winsted IS visiting her hus- bands parents in this place, and will remain un- til after camp meeting. Mir. Deming will ar- rive soon. ~ >.
 -Vennor has again anticipated the clerk of the weather, and has given his usual monthly dose of prognostications for August We have observed their correctness-if they are reversed. ,, ..- -..-..
 The intermittent showers of last week served only to aggravate the dust in our streets; not to lay it. Camp meeting week generally brings rain, however much it may not be desired. sa s,-: -.- '.'.
 -There,H be no more 'tveal shad" at the Warner House, as Katie is going to Collins vile. to live with. Rev. Father Sheridan. Miss Alice Bristol of ,Amenia will grace the dining room in her place.
 The East Canaan boys camp at Twin Lakes was the scene of quite picnic last Saturday afternoon, when some of their fair friends made them call and cheered them in their solitude, with dancing,etc.
 -Ensilage, process for preserving fodder fresh for cattle in the winter months, is att tracting the attention of farmers. It consists in burying in a deep pit the stalks. and seal ing tightly, as one would fruit in jars.
 "A party of East Canaan people, eom- prising the families of Lyman Cunning, N. B. Tobey, Chas. H. Briggs Geo. w. Cowdrey, and others are enjoying themselves at Morris Cove, South Haven, on Long Island Sound, this week.
 The Hancock and English flag has been purchased and lettered, and is to be suspend ed across the street from Cummings block to Camps drug store. A big time is ex- pected on the occasion of the "raisiDg,' when eminent speakers are to be present.
 When New York City got hold of Cleo patrass Needle, Sandtown resolved not to be behind in enterprise and obelisks, and as re- suit, negotiations are pending for the North Pole, to be erected in front of the Mayors mansion. from which to float the ''Han'cuff and Garter eiubes" ensign. l