Connecticut western news., 1882-09-27
LOCAL NEWS.


 Judge Granger is holding court this week in Hartford.
 . -Dr. Camp reports well matched horses s'scarce and high priced"
 Mrs. Ophelia Camp of this place is visiting relatives and friends in Kent.
 Mrs. Frederick Watson, with her mother and sister, is spending few days with her brother in Hartford.
 Henry Goodro is assisting MT. Warren Mcintyre, who has been ill for some days with symptoms of malaria.
 Mir. Charles Gillette with much ar- tistic taste is making things look like new around Judge Granger's premises. -G. Knickerbocker and David Holmes, claim portion of public pat ronage in the line of carriage repairing, and blacksmithing. Give them trial. MT. H. B. Stevens has removed to his new house on West Main Street. MT. Taft will occupy the one vacated by MT. Stevens.
 1. Mir. Aaron Bell, of Chatham. N. Y, father of Mrs. J. s. New of this place, is in very feeble health, and Mrs. New is at present stopping at his home.
 The Sunday School review, Sunday evening, connected with the Meth odist church, was we'll conducted, and was instructive as well as entertaining. The electric signals on the railroads in this place are finished and will be put in operation as soon as the engines are provided with the necessary mechanism. During the absence of the feminine portions of their households, G. P. Strong, J. s. New and Will. Camp have been guests at the Warner House the past few days.
 Ferris w. Henry, formerly of this place, whose family has been spending the summer at MT. Robert Van Deusen's, returned with his family last week to his home in Tuckehoe.
 One of the principal features of the Catholic fair next Thursday evening will be singing and selection in reading. It is hoped that the hall will be packed to its utmost capacity on that evening. The delegates to the Democratic conventions from Salisbury, are: State HI. P. Harris, M. B. Richardson, O. Benjamin, l.. F. Ashman. Compression 1 D "o1toy, R. H. Ball, W. B. Perry.
 The funeral of William s. Stevens of Mamaroneck, N. Y. was attended at the Episcopal church last Saturday, and his remains were buried in the lower cemetery. He was brother of B. O. Stevens of Norfork and H. c. Stevens oi East Canaan.
 The Band picnic given last weel although not largely patronized, was enjoyed by all who attended. Many also took advantage of the opportunity to visit Bridgeport. Financially it wal not success, the band being tout oi pocket" several dollars.
 "A very attractive advertisement ir another column, is that of Hubbell, ont of Great Barrington's clothing dealers The advertisement is Illustrated; anc more-to any one intending to purchas. clothing it will be proven that Hub bell can make practical illustrations ir his fits, as well as in his advertising.
 The 9th inst. we published the mar riage of Mr. Frank Doty, of Lime Rock not thinking that any one was meal enough to impose on the printer, mucl less oh Mir. .jDoty. Mir: D. informs us tha the notice was candrd, and he wishes t be understood that he has not been mal ried since Sept. 20, 1880, and that hi wife died July 19, 1881.
 MT. L.W. Harvey of Winsted, Conn will be in town tomorrow, and wi form class of Piano and Organ pupils Mir. Harvey is well known as musicia in Winsted and vicinity, and occupie the position of organist in the Congre gational church in Salisbury, where b has large class of pupils in vocal an instrumental music.
 The first meeting of the Debatin Club was held in Village Improvemer hall, last Thursday evening. The ne1 meeting will be at the same place tt morrow evening The subject for di cussion will be, Resolved, that the systel of trade unions as now conducted al detrimental to the best interests of tI country. The meeting for the presel will be confined to the members of tl club. MT. J. B. Reed is referee.
 On Friday, September the 18th, u Housatonic R. R. company will run excursion train from Falls Village Bridgeport and return, stopping at 6 intermediate stations. A train will rr from Danbury to connect therewit Passengers will have six hours in Bridg port for amusement or business, arrivi1 at 1000 o'clock A. M., and returnir leave Bridgeport at 4.30P. M. The rat will be much lower than for any oth excursion ever given by this compan See posters in depots. hotels. etc. f.