Connecticut western news., 1882-03-22

could be plainly heard, viz.. North Canaan. Salisbury Laksville, Lime Rock, Falls Village and South Canaan.
 Louis Nsisner has returned with Q fine stock of cloths in the piscs, large share oi which has already been ordered for suits, aad hs has more business in the custom dc. Partmsot than he aAd two tailors can dc. and wishes to hire two mors-a good opportunity for any one of that trade who wishes work.
 IDL.wuD. Collansviale.
 Sidney P. 4errells died in Hartford March 18th, aged GA. He was native of Canton and son of the late Capt Alanson Nerrslls
 Kate A. Carrier, wife of sx,judgs G. w. Smith of Nsriden. died March IA. aeed 4s She was native of Canton and dsushtsr o the late Lyman Carrier.
 Died, in Hartford March la Irsne S, wifi. of Edward Collins, aged Al. She was born ,p Collinsville. George B. Virgin, for maay years c wel known resident in Collinsvills and vici.itv died in Minnesota from aa accidental fall N. Nelson, the wagon naksr, has bourh, the E 0. Psttibone place on Nsdshroek, 10. paired the dam, and has the water whesl and machinery m motion again.
 Benjamin Cole ia building Aouss nsar the Conn. Western dspet psa Wess CeRnvasl.
 MT. George 1ngraham moved last weak ia the house recently occupied by wn. Mem. mott.
 MrA Anthony Miller was taken suddenly Ill last week. the effects of c severe cold.
 Edward Amundson left on Monday for Fsskskill, N. r., where he ia engaged in 6 stove foundry.
 Miss Mary Washing arrived home satur. day for two weeks vacation from tho high school at Lee, Mass. where she s1pects to graduate in June.
 Dr. l. R. Sanford of Shetield spent Mon. day gazing on old friends in this village. Mr. c. E. Baldwin lost valuable OK last Friday, from helping himself too freely to the feed bin.
 Mrs. OrsoA Nickerson is quite sick, requir. ing the daily attendance of Dr c. s. Browsr.
 Stuart Long noves his family to Lime Rock the first of April. Mr. W. H. Snyder oc. cupying the house he vacates the coming year.
 Owing to the pressure of business in the dentistry, Dr. Rattan will be at his rooms again on Friday of this week.
 Cochrans Bros are rattling of their heavy iron clad nilk cans, with the improved Uni. vsrsal and eureka clothes wringsrs, for the small sun of $4. each. sa Bigl bargains for somebody.
 Posters are out for the auction at the Eos. tsr House, which will bs held on Saturday, the au.sien block being mounted at nine o'clock precisely.
 Thsa"sssrss sevea' added very inauen. tial member to their rsll call at the last week. ly meeting.
 Thomas O'Donnell, IT,, died as his home on Dibble Hill Tuesday last, oftyphoid fever. He was 7s ysars of sge, and leaves . wife and enc child.
 Rev. Dwight II. Pratt, located at Higga. sun, Conn.,, whe is ae his home on Cream Hill for short vacation, supplied the pulpit in the Chapel Sunday evening. giving an in. tsrssting discourse from 3 Cor. 10th chapter and 9th verse.
 The pspers arc out and served against P ". Yu'slsr as an sseompliee with e. B. Gardner of Canaan. in the sale of Swiss and American watches, jewelry etc, ct prices . foot below hard psn. Repairing in all its branches done with the utmost care and des. patch. Orders left with our barber, the authorized agent, will rscsivs promp. atten sion.
 Wedding garments' are m the twilight ol existence, being alled % gracefully and with snch nice precision, that # not satisfactory to the parties inserested, 1t will certainly no, Dc the fault oi the tailor" Light bsamed out in the darkness for two evening" last week from old Bee Hive hall, in. dlcasing in very cheerful manner that our sficient sorues band had swoks from its 'e,hnrgy and were now fully equipped for scsivs serv'ce. wish full quota of member. iong windsd enough to blow through e sue. cessful summer's oAmpa.gn. The call for Wednesday evening was an annual one, and brought in good delegation of back sliders vhs fell into the broken ranks and piped with their brethren the stirring '4Go ahead waltz" end the Mover give up" polka a an introduction to the opening exercises. The ! nAntles of office fell upon the shoulders oi George Hughes a president, Prof. W. R. North. leader; Ethan Bosworth, assistant .esder; George H. Oldnsld, secretary and | treasurer.
 Mr. R. E. Smith on Saturday was the hap. py recipient of mysterious box fseighted with about enough of this worlds goods to make the heArs of any Tycoon o! country l s.ore capsize with delight. It WAS marked 7ia Naugatack R. R.. and reached the "arms'' of it's receiver right side up. soon after the ST. ] rival ot the way freight and to have seen tn, fveliugS of sdmigat;,u nd s<touishnlent :ha, played hide aud geek across his bsa.rinK ouut~nanee Rs ths carefully hid treasure sere lifted one ny one from their hastily pgr pared receptacle would more than doubly re. paid hls self sacrificing friends" for all ;h, roable ard expense exercised on his behali Fime and space would not permit ofsn elab. ofsto description 0: all the articles Of real uas md service but suffice h 10 say that ct the oottom of the casket lay fat sS a founder one |Qfths wonders oi ns'u7e. chrys,allized cod. sao o: :Thusber's choices: "oesan gems" en cal;ned. ''horns' snd Ell, at sn enormous ou, ay, ss special gi't to sn old desler for "wind'ng Up" ceremonies of Lent. Fe. .rin,uiugs, s.ostle Of the celebrated "Quirnho'