Connecticut western news., 1881-06-08
CORRESPONDENCE.
West Cornwall

ly with chills and fever.
 Mrs. A. D Warner is visiting her old home in Woodbury for few weeks.
 Misses Maltbie and Rosa Memmott, who have been at Union City the past year, ar rived home on Wednesday last
 Our cornet band are to give an open air concert at Cornwall'th evening
 Thomas Fepn is made happy by seeing a noble canine, his faithful guard and compan- lon, with an insignia of high rank wound about it's neck. which dispels the doubts some entertained about it's unlawful reg stra, ton.
 Henry Yutzler is connected for an indef- Lite time. with the tailor shop of l. Neisner, at Falls Village to which place he went on Monday last, thereby leaving our fair damsels sorely afflicted with terrible sense of gone. ness.
 The foundry is again in full blast R. R. orders are making it lively for the boys.
 ANON. Keyt.
 The South Kent store was broken into a week ago last Sunday T: ght, and several ar tices were stolen, and $50. were taken from the drawer. MT. Dakin, the proprietor, heard the noise and rushed into the store and shot at the thieves twice, but they made thei' escape They were caught in Danbury last week Friday, and brought to South Kent that evening. Their names they give as Patterson and Fisk. $2l.00 worth of postage stamps were found in their pockets, and were pressed so tightly together as to be entirely spoiled
 The Italians were quite merry Sunday. One man had his ear mostly severed from his head. and another was stabbedsin he arm
 Charlie Platt returned to his home in Els sex Saturday morning: LOT. Falls VtsIasss
 Miss Minnie Watson of N. Pownal, Vt, is visiting her grandparents on Beebe Hull.
 w R. Hubhel of Bridgeport, is visiting al Mir Wm. Hubbell in AmesvIlle.
 %@alis @ Village was represented at the open air concert at Canaan. ,est"rday .t' evening
 Merchant B J, Bradley returned Thursu..", ', from a business trip to Boston.
 Capt D. w. Clarke, of the Governors horse guards. was on duty with his company at Hartford on Decoration day
 Mir. Thomas Jarrett has been confined to the house for several days with infammatory rheumatism.
 Rev. MT. Moore and Henry Brnton, who recently took unto themselves life partners, were sereraded one night last week by the band, which was invited to take something for the benefit of the inner man; the invi- tation was accepted.
 MT. and Mrs Wm. T. Ferguson this week take rooms at the Cantield house, and will board with Mr. D L. Ballard, who lives in the same dwelling.
 The civil term of the superior court comes in Tuesday at Litchfeld: Esq Clarke ol this place attends.
 E. H, Killmer now drives milk wagon on Miners route, vice John Wech, Jf, resigned
 Perhaps that was not gay and happy load of ladies who rode down Chapel street bust and hearty gentlemen at great speed, ins cad of equnes. They may we'll be hap py over their afternoons work, and all inter- ested may well rejoice with them.
 Mr. Whiting G Kellogg the past week has added greatly to the looks, as well as to the value of his place, by the building of a neat iron fence of pretty design in front, and DOT tioD of the way on either side. It rests on a solid and well built piece of masonry, and presents very attractive appearance when viewed from Main street It IS not only an ornament to his own place, but to the village as well.
 Mir. Geo. W. Hall, to meet the increased demand for cereals, has been obliged to build on an extensive addition to his flour and meal building, winch IS under the surveillance of MT. OTVlile WHO IS dSSlSLeu ny car penters Egleston and Theodore Morris
 The plazza and balcony at the Dudley House is completed. and is a very fine and piece of workmanship, which does credit to the builders and proprletress of the hotel, and is pleasing contrast to the old ones which they replace.
 The M. ladies' aid society gave straw berry and ice cream festival Saturday eve. hing in the church basement, and although il was not generally known, there were enough there to put themselves outside of bushel of and about 30 quarts of ice cream, and they. could have sold more of the latter If they had had it. Receipts $23 near
 D. w. Clarke and wife returned Thursday from two weeks soj onrn among friends Tn k artford, and while away, were guests ot Mir D. E. Strong, who was married ill this place ! few months since
 From an extensive fruit grower in central Delaware we learn that in comparison to the crop ot former years, the peach harvest will oe very light one. which is caused mainly y the severe cold and atmosphere affects in he early spring. A suggestion has been made, which is un loubtedy good one if carried into effect. | hat inasmuch as none of the market men are | 'wners of an ice house and llhout which in | he hottest weather it is impossible 10 keep heats and vegetables fresh any length of time. hat if any of the butchers or marketmpn would put m a retrgera'or. which could be one at a nominal cost, that it would greatly rcommodate their customers and III lh, end would be profitable investment to them elves.
 IA months old child of Harrison Hart jed of lung complaint Saturday. and the lneral was held al the house Monday n m The many friends Of Mir. and Mrs K. 'oepaugh, who are called on to mourn the 'ss of their only child. Floyd D., depply sym athize with them in this, their afflicton He