Connecticut western news., 1882-04-12
LOCAL NEWS

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 LOCAL NEWH
 .sw, shall tes.. greatly obliged to an, or ar srien $ ID theeountys or elsewhere. who vl sand ns particulars oi any occurrence ''t, istersst which nay.come-undeF their notice Read ths sdvs ,oi Elihu'Geer. in another column.
 Several early growers have made thei' gardens
 Mrs $, A. .bubbard is visiting her sis ter in Winchester.
 MT N. W. Watson has been spending a week in New York State. Rev Mason Noble has been spending !. couple of weeks in Boston
 There vas very large a tend.ucs st tic Episcopal church last Sunday. Robins and arbutus are in full bloom And the httls butterfly IS on the wing: -rhe first thunder storm of the, .srssor' terrified the timid last Friday morning. =. Miss Fannie Ben sdet:is to tearh schoo in New Marlboro the coming summer Read N B Mead's new adv and then go to his book stors and see-for yourself
 Health and weather permitting. the band s opsa ar concert comes of next Friday eve : ming.
 .--Mi.s Belle Nerriheld. of Ore Hill is at tending her lastteEm at the hugh school in this place. Easter Sunday wss warm and stmmer- like. but Monday msdeAt bow clothed in a half inch of snow Several Masons from th,s plsee attended the Masonic funeral os Capt Tiobalis in Norfolk last Monday afternoon Drunken prisoners don't seem to ohjec, to being stored in the Warner House parlor in the conspicuous absence of a lock up.
 MT Charles Hanchete of vsrnont, q prsparing to erect the new house for hil brother. Mir H.. HAnchstt, eon the -hill neal the Town hall. ss.sa The Philharmonic Society will meet a Sheridan Barnes on Wednesday evetf.ag instead of s c. Bsckley's, as was arranged ae the last meeting. -Tailor Fred Yutzler of .WssA Cornwall was in town last Friday. and will be her every Friday afternoon until furtner notice to take orders and measurements. for clothes The case agaipstr Bnly Thompson, wh vas arrested here fsw,wseks ago by sheri vanDeusen for stealing $3G gold piec from landlord Rowley, comes up in the st perior court to-day.
 We are indebted to Miss Mary J Pet for pretty httle bouquet of trailing arbutu whose delicious fragrance perfu aes the smok from our old meerschsum and scents up u nancsum sanctorum like b, eezs from par dise.
 Barber Colepaugh has goneto Winste to open \ shop en East street, near the eioe shop. He will run. 1t -hinself for the preren assisted by James Carroll, his shop in tn place in the meantime being in charge John RyaH of Nillsrton.
 -Mrs 2. T. Adams and Mrs.. D. Waiter contributed fine collection ofaowers. foliat leaves and vines to the "New York flow aud fruit mission" and Master G Beeklf bouquet of rose color oxalis, with it's gree foliage. as Easter oGeringa
 Those from this place who attended u opera ~Patienos" by the Emma Abbott COT pany in Pit,sfeld last Wednesday night, repo themselves highly pleased with the perforr ance. The way Emma can do sleight-e hand tricks with that silvery voice Of hers acaution.
 A special train .c6nsisting of arawir room, sleeping and combination ears, conve ing the remains of Congressman :. Thom Allen to his home in Pitssheld, pass' through this place at about half past f. Noaday morniug, having left Bridgeport o'clock, -..-r.
 The Mill River correspondent of Il Courier says, Frank B Lindsey will so' have law oeice opened in the town hs building. How's that Rody ?" That's right Harry, but you'll have to- wait wi patience until about the fourth of July befo you can call in for advice.
 -Alexander Boinay of sandtown who VI narrisd recently so Mary Farley, is the or who 1t vas claimed married Julia Johpso solorsd, few months< ago, and that, Ale. says, was the cause of the shooting scral that occurred in Sandtown the other da According to his account, Julia rsed bs grammar to his bride, and shot at her.
 The Village Improvement Hall will spsnsd next Thursday evening at 2 ocloe h the interests of the Reading Room sr Deugias Library. The annual election of Q Aosss fer the Reading Room will take plac nna 4hs papers and magazines that have 8 sumuiAsed during the past year, will be sol as suction; also about thirty volumes iro, Ehe Douglas Library.
 The following programme will be give hy tho hand tt their open air concert ne, Friday evening nths weather is 30 utterl sposteo cold as to freeze the valves in tt horns, the concert will bs postponed;