davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-09-30
SUDCIfIs11N REAL L;SILiTIs.

SUDURH11N LiI;4tL I;s1liTE.
FoE sAlE-
ANNIVERSARY
Arcr.0S SALE
OFT. :. ISL,
Two-FNEE ExcuNstoS r1sA1Ss-rwo
leave the Wells Stree. .1epot ono d. III ~ H. and ono
Mt u. in.
SATURDAY. OCT. q, lssl
cE1EI,lsArlox!
wo propose Oh ths day 10 cclebrnte tic wonderful
advancement uchevcd by t,lc citizens ut Chicago
slnco tho rrcat rs OF lst tenth ann1yersaeyl.
by soing &u building tuss frnatus or outar1o uhto.
1nalanu. Hubbard. and Knsto-sts, ind bowoon weat
tpr,y.ssxth and wcs. Forty.sshtn.ats, md u1losn-
ing tho gsc.t car shops Of The Chicago Northwest
orn ltaiIsoad.
Having for nix months past examined ovor 1m
pieces Of property in vicinity Ut the city limits
suitable for subdivision, We havo selected tho
abo.o psopurty for scvornl reaaons:
!. II Is JUST ouThlrE TIE Eti.E-IlMlrs-
you CAN uu,l.p FRAME HOUSES.
=. II Is uccesslbo und convenient to areat.cnrs.
dummy tras und tralnx on Tho Northwestern 1sAll-
ron tts- West Eor,7-urhth Street Station Ia right
tho propor,y. and /. is un, twenty minutes r'dc
to tho station ut Wei, strvut opot and fares o tho
Northwestern isa'lreaa 1rc about tic samo strcet
car fars. For 1-fab tIctut. Is cents, nix month";
Ticket talbo or cont. pei Or II ecau per da,
both wars, nix cent1 cuch woy)
L. The land is high ana dry ana tho soil Is ano for
gardening.
T. Ills eIoso to Central rask. where the poor man
is US nolcome as the rich.
6. 1t IS adjoining tho great car shops. where
l,an men arc now Mt work. md whers mechanics mud
ot!era can 1nd work. W tho sops nro increasing thor
torce and building moro buildings.
q. 1t is almost part md paFcel Of Chicago. s1de-
walks aro laid to thu city and 1t Is only tro1*e or uf
soan m'nuso'' wink FROM i.aka-st cars.
:. Thero Is splendid brIek public school oa, i've
minutes ~atk from tho tnna.
T. h''A ''aslth' ns'shno5bood.
y. ANY Qua WHO can annrd " build house can rent
natoaee. There Is n demand for no houses NOW At
tho 'hop' aud small cottuuos ront for no to Ut per
month"; d,
Ill., ANY ONE WHO BUYS a lot AT THIS BALE
Wild Duun1E 1iis Or HER MONEY. and they
Will FIND IN FIVE YEARS TIME ri1Ar THIS
''lAcE Will hE ALI. Ho1l'r W mud TINT " 'tss
cit, S,. VI. b. bob built IT. went Of Central @ ,s;.
dating many hundred psopio.
, 1881-09-30
EMPLOYMENT IsURE.iU,


I INTERNATIONAL EAlTl4UYMES'fD DU.
i. trna-WH Mtu Ir4pnrt,l To lurnat, esIlunierviu
ascs a1id Institutions wtsh eunlptI"nt assistants IT
t4lLnr sex fHr every sra,iu vi uipiuyi nvNIl
.:!enel u. y c,aln VI nstces throng.uns ths Gn!isI
nrArTS I.actnrtly. Emptufers at, esltnyrA viii
ihl greatly IL their htlttnlnhG III cn!l nEn us
l!upt nts"ntt:n sgHu tsnasls sar rtgcMnst, giving
rntus, distractions. rlG, International EsupStutDl
III ii tH3
, 1881-09-30

]3TANTEE-atGl. atGl.tlEltS-STEAUi MEN
" With stiiuH who want +.ti4ly "tIfk where Tic
rlmasr 4 hcaiih5 nnh ,cHs Inv, nj tlc MaFaaY tt.H
Works. itutltNxtHt, 5-.-
, 1881-09-30

TlUILDlNf+ M.lIItHIaI.S.
I1OK SALE - ::l.tlJ hEEDSD-l LAND
Il bFtck ~ ssua rre.s.satlun ~ ? hnE;att' Cail
10y. - aMASh rtSsItai III afa ~ '"' ''a's''
ilOtlli SEtUNI1ll.tSD SEWING MA
(I rhinea. alt &,sus; n ~ taisac an4 "arr.nsed'
, 1881-09-30

NTANTED--A F1iiSr.CI.ASS f.ITliu-
w Erabnic tTstirfEstt 1br Ctu,iifHrVih MurK. al.
dress. slnttns Mltr raHcl.,i. iustnn skinner :sth
tDtIgry In. T.. MD yl4 ClGHtii1t -as. It. 1lAir.
, 1881-09-30

4 Ny AMOUNT UF MONEY TT 1f.U.tN
n ~ tn.nttlt. wa.cliust NM ;swslty IL TON y.
DUSAE34lat II Eu.'e ltimH utlGH. Ii3 1I1ur
, 1881-09-30

A ny AMOUNTS To LOAN UN FENNl-
~ tuso and pianos without eun,ptu!. Ill ilahdupn-
hf- uItJU 1
, 1881-09-30

WANTED -A PArEt.RuLEN WHO
w UNDERESTIMATE the Ut tI,e sttrEHEhu!tt Striker
4 I!fHckutI AtHcha,tit. Huxinh u Skues Stationery
tniIpaIls. I'll and ?li ti.rstnlI.s #. l.niis,
, 1881-09-30

CcAc1ImEv. TRANSFERS. &c,
WASTEll--.l SOBER. No. GROOM IN
tx tr*t'clas< lycrs; prefer HUH that drive.
Hii Wasf MuHh.AL.
, 1881-09-30

NTANTED-ALI4 PEOPLE WHO WISH
w IN hnrrhw money IN city r., e*tntu n: uweAt
rnes ~ rss!l On u, HHElsNEltALM suns. y Nsar-
hnrii.ht. -
, 1881-09-30

WANTED-$4QO, s:tk,. $40. ss00, SLIGO,
w tl.sN &i,lIL t.,5I. *.t1l. uflrac rtnt.AtG
fsMt.esinic security. JAMES stiultrALI" u Ir5un
, 1881-09-30

pEAl, ESTATE LOANS IN SUMS OE
IL &1h1 uni upwards ut 4 iter rent net up9l iu-
proved city Property. LYMAN &iaCKsUS. u Port
, 1881-09-30

IJyASTED-FlllSr.C STATION
wv ary al,xna md boiler. Eaytns m9t ~ ts.s th.n
puWur. AA.v.a, tuI pAslci4ass aa pstea IN cstt
iye i've daYs, VI 'YftGule 0lucs
, 1881-09-30

1ITAS'rED-~A GOOD FISlSllEE WHO
W ni~.' hMs experience IN binding t;b,t.1 salary
UNI stluiy Iua. Adlrrss II. U. ItAXAi. tt. sli-
, 1881-09-30

W EtlIyer fur tho GtItIhtrr; Esf,Hl NnxGs and
s,n1a1y Il; nn!,nn {. tie r'.hs ft; !GEa.n p!s'rrf.
Wt&lMMI L., Giltctt ElnEk tnly II nHA ii Mmui-u.
, 1881-09-30

4 ny AMUuiNTS TT LOAN On Fi'1.-
etu.. ~ nMst EI.r.. - I}rnrtHttI-. IHI+ Hnd :.
, 1881-09-30

TT,O ltENT--AT 7-lOUAt
Il cntilIo hntIxU; nhW hnit G.'nyptscnt.
HEttli1Ck y lIlHlUp. III IleatlM,rn.sL, ltOOn %.
, 1881-09-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TISSMITit
w NJ meg: E,IuA Wn2.s; steady eI'lrurti,snt.
fitt Sf,IItti slakt-St.
, 1881-09-30

A NY AMOUNT 10 LOAN IN Fl'HNI-
~ ture and r.!s,s wItt.rul ttsHnrnl. and mIi gi
kGEr!lrt nj Iu.stat mites, ~ ittiA II,
, 1881-09-30

yTAUE..
NTANTt:l)-n5 ENrElsfESCED COAL,
" nllnert ut Minoak. ILL.,: full wnsk Runrs.ttset:
no %lslkt ifuuhu If any kiuu. IMquitu 1T III las
MlNt,It ME-.
, 1881-09-30

1Iul! E-Wl!Ol.ESALE AND RE-
Il tNil enndy busnetA tulIIH H,,ud blslne<s n'Ia
ehpluyinH etu!t h9nds ~ tl9 manufacture Of thu
hlIe.enfldlsa tnr Tue isne. Steaty sale fF ~,
plus stnGk. with FHk Wait btHr thu eltIrent aGrulny.
:.p,y laIn!iS Z: .NEEMEs q ~. wholcsalu tul-
, 1881-09-30

| 1ITANrEU-AT CLARENCE HOUSE,
| w heaI.Haitut. dntns.rts,ul Etrl. md porter.
CuknCr ifurra4un and flntS.tIE. -
, 1881-09-30

T1TASTETt IL FfKST.CLASS CI3ACIt-
Nv tuail: good w.ges III Tia rt4ht kind u nafl,
Must aFnK reinrsnces. Apply ut -: MchtsaI. 'af.
, 1881-09-30

ITO lsES'r-s1a PEI, AltbSTlI, NEW COT
cars ai sMu I!oess BAl,sb ( HlAnLEY.M iat salio.
, 1881-09-30

FI1O KENT-~!Ar OAK p.tKK-A FUR
i. ii!shs.i !nAsr II ropiMs: nlcoty !urate!:
IlEKltlCk Il DUNLAP. Il! UaartuyII-sL. ltnotn -
, 1881-09-30


, A GUL'}SAi1D. LOAN OFFICE. ~ EAST
IA MAuron..a, t.til.t"i f.shtfssLe. f~.i ilEt-
u1f.I rkrr Nd b1tli't dpaEtf. Eu.tI taaA ftlf b1t
vutt Anu *rGr. niuls,st,tt4. Itnrs Gtc tlC tDradu
NtbnGn, 5Er4t I.HstI!t.r.st. ftGntaF.
, 1881-09-30

MONEY TO LOAN On FURNITURE,
Iva uirns, etc. without EctluyH1 nEd ru!tntes.
AIs tktjiiL IL FAIRY. lis MID iii West siuIEtvsL
, 1881-09-30

4 DVAEcES On DIAMONDS. HON D.,
IN Watches. ciG.. Mt low rntr.. .. l.aESt t.is
NtniIas IND l.. I'll ltu1urlptl.s Established H.
, 1881-09-30

u AND : PER CEST-MUSEY TO LOAN
- IN city rpni tstaie In hutHA III suit pEFE!taUS
Il LAY. iii EMat ItHtInuip1,-Ht.
, 1881-09-30

WANTEn - MEN: SAMPLES FREE;
w Hyt4ul.ru prt.ucrA At U1tcb by niaII HAT
cnercet!p Gantuuf a,l with small capital clear
E to kaI per Menk with Htir Hu.A wttaHnt UxPArenf".
Tor lnys. t,itrcss with EnEuII MElitills TO-. y
| uJN Anftkl ittuFk.at.
, 1881-09-30

I1TASTE}-TWU MEN WALTERS IN
w EGAnMfhht and tIhp tu wurk IN kieI,9n nnl
halp witt. Ut Nh ~ fputh tlnIstcd-st
11TASTEl3-A At;ESTLEMAN T0 CAN
w yaa% thlE city f'tFn INV atIas nn 2ynncu,,Hx ,,Hx
ntII HbHtttGa u,htt injury ur euuulisstuI MEUkEf
A SAtA 1T. llj Su4th ItAkE-st
, 1881-09-30

EITASTED-A STRICTLY SOBER AND
,,ff .rs!inle driver; single ,uHn prcsersc.i. W
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-10-01

In the District Court of the First Judicial bis
trir of Dakota Territory, Within and for cas-
tcrtouaty.
Jacob G. Keith.
Plaintiff,
IS summons.
Annie J. Keith,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-10-01
rms Is THE Only LINE FROW
THE NIILS OPEN all TIE
YEAR ROUND md
NECESSARILY TIE ONLY RE
Liable ONE.

Tickets to and from all parts of the
States and Europe can be purchased at
the Deadwood office.
rfe For full information call on or
address
THOS T.. K1MRALl,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt., Omaha, Neb.
Or T. II. RUSSELL,
Gen. Agt,, peadwcrd, II. I,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-10-01
Summons.

TERRITORY or DtKArA. - in the District Court
First Judicial! District. in and for Cu~ter
County,
Myion & Thum, Plaintiff, W.. James Blodic,
james Terry, Duncon W. Tvtcr, Thomas u. Pryor
and William II. Bull, Defendants.
lhc Territory ofDakota sends greeting; To the
above named defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required to
anSH or the cuInplniut I'm this action. which WAS
tllcd on the l3th day ~ >eptcmhcr, 4. H.. 1881,
IN the OH" Of the clerk of the District Court
WITHIN ana tpr the county ofCuStcr, territory OF
Dakota, AT the court house in the city OF Custer,
your ans "er on the subscribers M their Office ol
Lee street IN the City OF ncadwood. laWrrnc,
county. Dakota territory, within thirty dayNatcl
The service oi this summons exclusive of the day
UfScrvlcc. Ifyou fail to answer the Complain,
within that time. the plaintiff viii apply 60 tht
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated at Dc6dWood ID. r., this 18th day O
september, \. D., 1881.
NANClSE Il WILSON.
81 PlAlntitfs Attorneys.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-10-01
70 VIM W. Thompson, the above mancd defend

ant,
Please take notice that The complaint in tnis
action was ti,i IN the Oiic1 oftnc District cOVrt.
in pnd for caster county, Haho;! Territory. al
custer ity. in sail county and Territory on Tho
10Th day of August, 1>Hl. and the foregoing sum.
~uHnt To al or,irr OF the Hon. q. G.. Moody.
judge of said cOult, made herein on the Dist day
Of August, 1881.
FEhNKLIN W, KNIGHT,
AttorncN for Plaintiff.
Custer City. y. T., sept. >, l>Sl.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-10-01

The Territory ufiDiIota sends greeting. To .AhMi"
/, keith, above named defendant.
You are hereby Summoned Hml requested - an
N"cr Ia" COMPLAINT Of the above named plaimtif
which WAC flied with the clerk OF the district
court Wlihlua ana for custer County. Dakota Ter
Iitnry, ~ his otiir, in the town ct Custer City. in
said county on the ~ day Of August \. ID. 1881,
and % serve n copy q. your answer To ms said
con plant upon The subscriber at his office III
said 'nSter City, y. T., within thirty days amer
the ~stivice Of this Sunmpns ON you, exclusive Of
the day oi such service, or the plaintiff viii APP
ply C. the court for thc relief ! his said com
);aibt demanded, together with cost, Of this az
ton.
Dated nj custer City. ID, r, this 10Th day OF
August, a. D., ISL.
FRANKLIN w. KNlGN1,
Attorney 10. tlaintiI.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
West COrnwaI1s

West Cornwall.
 Rev. Dr. White of Cornwall supplied the pulpit at the chapel last Sabbath.
 Mir. David Ross of New York spent the Sabbath at Houstan Cochranes.
 MT. w. H. Porter of New York arrived home Saturday evening for few days Our village school commenced on Monday, with MT. Frank Wood of this place, as in- struetoS.
 James H. Cochrane attends the fall and winter term at Rocky Dell Institute, Lime Rock, to which place he went on Monday
 MT Henry Sweat, who accompanied Robert N. Cochrane from Canada with bis drove, re- turned Monday evening,
 Extensive repairs are being made on the verandah of the Mansion House, by builder James H Cole.
 The tramp law in this village is rigidly en- forced. Last week sheriff Baldwin escorted another seedy looking roadster to the tramp elysium'' at Litchfeld.
 Our cornet band give their last and best excursion to Parlor Rock on Saturday of this week, and for the round trip only charge 75 cts for tickets, which must be purchased by Thursday evening sure ANON. Falls Village.
 There were no Episcopal services at Ames- vile Sunday.
 Mr. Robert Frink of Brink Hill7 is serious. ly i'll with typhoid pneumonia.
 Mr. Preston Hurlburt of Providence, R. I. was in town over Sunday.
 Dr. Clemans returned Thursday from two weeks vacation, having visited several sea- side resorts, including Newport, Rockaway, and other places between.
 The excursion train the 18th numbered over 20 cars, which it was estimated contain ed l4oO passengers when they arrived in Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Mills visited in Ridgetield. Ct portion of last week.
 Mr. ana Mrs, J. F. Millspaugh have gone to Chicago and other points westward.
 25 tickets were sold at this station last week for the excursion, which didn't go to Rockaway.
 Fine largest amount of work performed in a single week at the HarIc.0 -h"H"'"e'u'ins Co.'S. shop in Lime Rock, was done last week, when AZ, ,00O bolts were turned out, the ma chinery being run night and day
 The proprietor of the Dudley House was fined about $50. for illicitly selling liquor, which was contrary to the expressed will of the people at the last town election, in regard to the license question. About $l00. worth of liquor was also seized.
 The trial of Anthony Boyle for violating the license law is set down for the 29th inst. The Rocky Dell Institute is represented by the following list of scholars from Amesville and Wetaug: Willie Hubbell, John Landon, Charles Watts, Minnie Jacobi, Charles Brink, Mary Frisco, May Brink, John Ward, and Nellie Ward. This school is gaining popular ty every year, as it well deserves, and the
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21

Mrs. Hopkins, the California lady who is sold to be worth $22, 100000 had special car sent to Burlington from the Central Pa cific road, to convey herself and servants to San Francisco, the car being fitted up with kitchen, pantry, lodging rooms, etc., for her private use. She left last Saturday. She owns the old Kellogg place in the south part of this village, which she fitted up last spring for her residence, and is still making improve ments on it.
 The Congregational churrh is closed for re- pairs Con the inside.) The ladies have taken the job in hand, mainly by the liberality of Mrs, Hopkins before she left town. z. South Canaan.
 The bell was tolled on Sunday morning for Mir. Nelson Wilcox, of Huntsville, who died from cancer in the throat, at the age of 75 years.
 The meeting of the woman's auxiliary of foreign missions will be held at Mrs. Walter Dickinson's on Thursday afternoon.
 Whooping cough is prevalent in this vicin- ty.
 The Sunday School has been supplied with new books in pamphlet form.
 Mrs. Comedy and Mrs. Manly leave to-day for visit in the Catskill region.
 Very fine crops of tobacco have been rais- ed in this vicinity, and are nearly all secured. A large job of coaling is being successfully done, on land belonging to MT. George Will COX, by MT. Fields. Part of the coal has been carted away, but several pits are still actively burning. X. New Milford.
 The work of laying the main sewers through the streets of the village is at last completed. They all run to the river, and many houses are now being connected witt them.
 | Last Wednesday night the creamery was broken into, but nothing of value taken. The next night burglars entered Noble Bennett' office at the feed store, blew open the safe which spoiled that, except for old iron, ant took about $45. in money.
 Parees connected with the Wheeler .'6 l w llSOu SSWluS uldCuluS Ol DIluSo port have bought fine water privilege at th' falls, about three miles below, and purpos erecting mill for grinding silica.
 The dealers have commenced buying to bacco. Prces vary from l5 to 20 cents pc pound. Some of our farmers believe it al ways best to sell whilst the buying fever is on; others think that as the Pennsylvani crop is poor this season, and that in tn Connecticut valley also, below the standard there can be no danger here in holding fo good figures.
 Many preparations are being made for tn fair, which comes off next week. The di rectors have provided for good races, and al so for grand balloon ascension. The youn lady who scars to the clouds is 22 years ( age, and said to be very attractive, and a happy as a bird in her ascents. Every singl man for many miles around Gncluding Erwi of the Gazette) is planning to see that balloon
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21
IR. P. SEYMOUR.

FURNISHING GUNDERTAkER, Caske ets, bur. U ial robes and everything pertaining to the business at the lowest possible prices. deliver ed at residences without extra charge. Per- sonal attention given to preserving the dead, chest and every facility for keeping bodies, and will take charge of funerals when desired. References by permission. W. W. Welch, M B.. J. N. Cowles, J. B. Eldridge, E. L. Gay lord, R. I. Crissey.
 Samples may be seen at my house or at Sparks X Cos store at any time.
 Norfolk Conn. March 1 1879. Alt
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21

subscription AccOunt.-The date on the colored slip of paper with the name of the sub scriber. shows the time to which the suD- scriptiOn is paid; thus, R. B. Smith 5Juls0, indicates that MT. Smith has paid for his paper to July g. 1SSO It IS hoped that subscribers will see to it that their account. as indicated by the date on their papers. is always correct and when they pay for a renewal of their subscription, will ob- serve whether their date changed to indicate the proper credit and in the event of an error to ln- form us for correction at once No claims for CT, in these accounts will hereafter be considered unless presented within thirty days after the payment is claimed to have been made, the regular receipt of the paper with the date to which the subscription is paid plainly printed thereon is prima facie evidence of it's acceptance as correct.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21

many towers of the churches, and the fair St. Lawrence, on which the moon is making @ pathway of glory. Then comes the long dark bridge, short run on the other side, and we are in the long, busy depot, in the chiet city of the Dominion of Canada, under the shelter of the Union Jack, instead of the stars and stripes. Happy they who after 8 wearisome journey have as pleasant destination as Her Gracious Majesty's loyal city of Montreal.
 DRLRoTUs.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21
SPECIAL OFFER.

To those who are Not on our list as subscribers, we will send the News from now until Jan uary 1, 1882, for 25 cents, in order that they may have an Op- portunity to give it a fair trial. Three-cent postage stamps taken. No papers sent unless Cash ac- companies the order.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21
Montreal, Sept. 15, 1881.

GopEY's LApY's BOOK for October is excep- tionally excellent in it's entire get-up. The steel plate is a scene from Sir Walter Scott's 'sTales of a Grandfather ," it is 6 real gem in it's design and execution. A very clever novelette, by Clara F. Guernsey, and large array of well-written storter stories, poems, and sketches. make the letter-press up to Godeys high standard. The fashion illustra- tions are new and numerous, and all the de- partments are worthy of commendation.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21

I have suffered for years with irritation in the stomach, loss of appetite, restlessness at night, durability of temper. Two bottles D. R. V. G. has cured me. I am we'll now.
 Chas D. Smith of the Courier, Syracuse, Guaranteed by all Druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21
G. w. SCOVILLE, Furnishing Undertaken

And dealer in Baskets, Coffins, Burial Robes, and all kinds of Undertakers' Goods. The most approved methods known to the profess sion used in preserving the dead.
 Cabinet work, Upholstering, and Repairing promptly and thoroughly done.
 Agent for Nj. G. Wheelers cut flowers.
 Residence and shop on the "Green,' Norfolk, Conn. 35tf
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21
LOCAL NEWS.

= We shall feel greatly obliged to any of our friends in the county, or elsewhere, who will send us particulars of any occurrence of interest which may come under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21

Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause gravel. Bright's disease, rheumatism, and horde of other serious and fatal disease, which can be prevented with Hop Bitters, if taken in time.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21

Extra Copies of the NEWS can be obtained at
 Graham's Drug Store, sallsDury Thomas J. Martin haReVule Charles W. Wolfe, Falls VlIage c. Fl. Crane, onaron. Humphrey sDrug Store Canaan PostoAaca. WestCornwan. TheuEmporium.n West Winsted. W, A. Roberts, East Canaan D. L. Pratt, SouthAeld and Mill RlVer welch & Johnson Norfolk
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21
B O R M

At Cornwall Bridge, Sept. 15, daughter to E
 D. Benedict.
Connecticut western news., 1881-09-21

people of that place may well feel proud of but how does it compare with this place, which, with Amesville, supports nine stores, two millinery establishments, two meat mar kets, two hotels, three churches, barber shop, a soda and sarsparilla bottling establishment all of which are supposed to be doing thriv ing business, and yet cannot boast of sin gle high school, but in order to give their children any educational advantages, are obliged to send them out of town; so that which is of the greatest importance to the youth of this place, is the most neglected, viz: school where they may acquire good education, for all have not the means to send their children away to educate them.
 The Sheppard Jubilee Singers will give an evening of song at citizens hall Saturday eve- ming.
 Some twenty from Lakevile visited Cas- cade Lodge Monday, and were entertained with vocal and istrumental selections. IDLEwILD. Cornwall Bridge.
 One of the most enjoyable evening enter tainments occurred here last Wednesday eve. ming. A large tent was erected in front o1 the M. E. church, where the ladies supplied the vast numbers with chilly ice cream, lem onade, etc. The West Cornwall band was in attendance, and as it was the first time they have visited our village, they were cer | fai,o Ivy &hay For q young band, remarkably fine players. Int receipts were BPS. which goes in the treasury of the ladies' aid society.
 The Sabbath School have purchased an or gan, which adds much to the exercises of the school
 Our veteran teacher, Miss Emily Kicker son, commenced the fall and winter term o school Monday. She is welcome by botl scholars and patrons, and the district is yer, fortunate in obtaining her services again.
 Tobacco is nearly gathered, and the crop Ii very fair. Buyers are around, and severa crops are sold.
 Miss Nellie Fields of Sheffield is visiting a L. A. Robinson's.
 | MISS Jennle Blerce mas returned rom On ionvile, where she has been visiting friends Miss Minnie Barnum of Holyoke, Mass has opened a select school. She is a fin scholar, and has the best wishes for success of all in our village.
 The H. R. R. Go. have strengthened tn track through this village, and promise us new depot, something long needed here.
 Amos 0. Waterbury had valuable bu killed by the express train last week.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Bump of Bridgepol are visiting friends in this village.
 Mrs. Belle Henney has returned to he home in New ' ork.
 There was shipped from this station in Aug ust, 2,532 cans of milk, 40 quarts each , VT