Connecticut western news., 1882-05-24
FRllS Village.

items at time, remembering that fe.os is not improved by age.
 Falls Village.
 W H, Yeomans, the newly appointed su- perintendent of the H B. R, was the guest ot Master mechanic slingland over Sunday.
 George W Hall having had such an exten. sive trade this spring, has been obliged to go to New York again for another invoice of goods &. Mir. William H. Jenks of Millerton has been visiting at Mir. G.V. Capron's, and Mss Mary Botsford of Hartford has been visiting Miss Lucy Randall. The roadbed south of ths depot is being widened, several carloads of dirt having beer unloaded there.
 s. Reed has some fine carriages and bug. gies with Timpkin 6 Brewster springs, which are said to be one of the best and easiest rid. ing wagons in the market, and are for sale at moderate prices.
 Merchant Bradley started Tuesday for Boston. and will not return until Saturday, when his goods will be sold at great sacri- fee, as he wishes to close out his business This is your last chance improve it. We have received copy of the ''Iowa Sunday State Register" from Dr. J. D. Clemans, which is a very newsy and reada- ble paper published at Des Moines, where Doe. yet remains.
 A gentleman from this town recently ex. pressed three Jersey calves to Anchorage, Kentucky, and there must have been plenty of music for the passengers before they reached their destination. The railroad company last week raised the frame for new carpenter shop southwest of the depot, aud covered and shingled it
 MT. Neisner is doing hourishing business in his line, as he guarantees satisfaction to the purchaser, and his work is done in a workmanlike manner. He would like the services of another good tailori good seam. stress would be preferred. Commissioners Hon. D. J. Warner of Sal. isbury and Frederick Kellogg, Esq. of Corn, wall met at Citizens hall last Monday in the
 
 tion. Prescott and Roraback were counsel plaintiff, and ex-Governor Andrews, D. T. Warner and L F. Dean for defense. The case occupied three days. IDLEw1LD. West Cornwall.
 Miss Celia Myers of Cornwall Bridge spent the Sabbath at Mir. Ebert Sheppard's. Ghor full house on the hill and at the chapel last Sunday. He returns to his labors in Clinton, Mass, the present week.
 Mr. c. E. Baldwiehas sold one ofhis span, fine carriage horseSat a good bargain, to Moses Gray of Goshen.
 The village school opened on Monday with an increased number of pupils Mir F. Wood still presides as instructor.
 Charles Listman is improving the appear ance of his house with a new coat of paint James A. Ford is dipping the brush in white lead aud "iIe."
 The sign at the drug store was raised to its resting place Monday, and speaks loudly for Dwight Irgraham who repailted it in very artistic manner.
 Seciety's meeting was held at the chapel on Monday for the purpose of supplying the pulpit. if not permanently, for the summer at least. A committee was appointed to confer with Rev. MT. Spaulding of Yale, and if pos. sibie, hire him for term of three months.
 The village was alive with music Saturday evening. Our oornet band gave an open air concert from the elevated grounds of Mir. George Hughes. The music was superb aud drew quite crowd ot listeners who heartily applauded them. The reputation ot this band for particularly fine music has been establish ed, and is still on the rise" It is expected to reach the pinnacle of fame at the tower cel- ebration on Mohawk mountain 4th of July.
 That wonderful and much adored cat AL the depot has added another stripe to the four and twenty already around it's royal American "rat dispenser" by capturing all at once eight of the ''pesky varmints" and gulping them down at two shakes of a lambs tail, giving only the last of the train chance to wave slippery farewell to the agent and hs ''sub."
 yS~AS oSnAAy W"6 AAOn ANSM ! OEh WDO has been under the employ of Dea. E D. Pratt of Cream Hill the past two or three years, very suddenly elopel Sunday evening while the family were at church, with thirty odd dollars of the Deacon's hard earnings 1 and made good his escape Early the next norning the pursuer was hotly pursued and | was soon brought to stand.still by sheriff l Baldwin in the region of Kent. The lad is to be sent to the state reform school for reflec ion at once. ANON. Kent.
 The violets are in full bloom, and trees are putting forth the foliage which is harbiu- ger, at last, of the genial days of spring. )pe swallow does not make spring, nor one blossom. But when they cluster on the elds and grow in cultivated beds, and come with odor born of the fresh air of heaven,