Connecticut western news., 1882-05-10
VICINITY.

Emma Abbott sang in "Chimes of Nor mandy"in Danbury Aat Friday night.
 i The State spiriieklkR camp meeting at Mantle begins Juns ls, Andi ASontinues until August 20. "! ,.
 Mrs. Eunice Banks of Newtown has joined the Congregational church at that place, at the age of 9s years.
 The. Springfield Daily Union has been bought by Joseph L. shipley, who has been for some time it's. editor. %
 B. J. Bradley's stock at his Falls Village store is going rapidly, and still there's lots left which must go at,soms price.
 Z: The Winsted butchers have agreed among themselves tha. they will not sell on credit. Deellnquents win have 'meat no more to
 William Sutliff of Harwinton was acci. dentally killed by the discharge of his gun as he was climbing over fence during fox hunt last sundFy. Moral -....
 Alfred White of Winsted,. son of "Bub~ D White, the well Known fiddler, in company with Mary NoFval.- agedl4.sfipped away and went to Millertenrand. weremarried the other day: .:"; .";'..,-.
 Tho Waterbury American gives gratifying evidence of the reward. of virtue by coming out in bran new sprihg dress of type. The Norwalk Hour has, been enlarged to eight columns. which are filed up. in proper shape !. The wiastedo Daily Post" died a' bornin' , and the fools.Who, rushed in where angels fearsd'tc tread, rushed oqt again. It was published only One-dsy, byy the publishers of sthe Tipes;; The adSaartiseaaenss Every well. >''' "N'
 v oufRRa sRlsssed xith 'societies," |" as msy.bei seen By as. e'lances.at: our cores pondence fion taili that place: this week. Our ''classn in this 'plaese eftshda greetings to the Willing Worksrs's. and ,wit be pleased to engage Ina union ii;o3azi meeting for;mutuAl benefit. E > Won8er has: often sii ;bssnn se1pressed as to now Falls ;Svllsge can support 50 extensive a jewelry. essabasshsiaeuts ss that of MT. G. V. Capron's The secret of it's great success is in the fact, that George sells first class goods at-living pricest and his reputation for square and honorable dealings sustains and strengthens his large patronage: His show cases fairly sparkle with yaldsbfes in rings, pins, .chains'aHd.every variety of jewelry, and his line of watches, in all the standasd. grades, lis unsurpassed by sdhiat of aay dealer outside of the largeseitiss: Those, contemplating the parohaaes of a. watch canhotsdo better than examipe Georges; s;stock .ands prices .essHis line Eoffaaey goods, toys, ette ,is enormous, and Is,Keaff:> going see? Ayisit to hls store will WeHrePay for the time and trouble k. , ,Gssxsde ahoat 1s years of age:1named Au gust Holmgrin was ipstantly killed at tht s'eel works. Troy,Y, on Monday afternoon .Holmgrin was employed at the steel wofk' and shortly after o'clock Mrs. Hofmgril went to the steel works to carry her husband his supper. After few. moments pleasan conversation, 'Holmgrisa took his wife by th' . arm and escorted, her. aeross the raaroa' track. He bid her goAsa! bye and steFPe'
 back in order to ayoiqq, oiq, ssR approaching passen
 ger train. As he did so he stepped upon
 side track on. Tfhfehh the yard engine wa
 backing uip a few flat cars used for the pur pose of. carrying plume iron. He did not se
 this latter train and the rear, ear kfoeke him down and the wheels of the cars Passe
 over his body mutilating him in A terribl
 manner and dinstantly killing hiai. ;i
 Old YYennor's heszarscoPpe for May isn't like 1 ly to-increase his number of ,friepds. te. an
 oysrN heImipg; extent;:. and wiltaaake tn frayed and tAreadbare ulster seem preciou
 as ever. Just read his diabofical inventory: T From the Tst to the Sth-Fins but COG
 weather. Fair. weather with. cool to coll
 nights generally npeo 1the 6sh, when chang
 is likely to be .,s expssESsh csas Esm tee 7t n generally warmer conditions during the weel with storms in aopae western sections. Ther may be brief intervals of not weather. Raj again toward -clase> of week, and storm
 weather. From tho l4th to the 18th-gapel
 ally wet aud stormy. Bleak and fa1 lik. with wet weather in. the majority of section up to the middle. Altogether very -KsFiabl
 weather. 18th and d2eth-Probably- -mQress
 tied and warmer. with decidedly hot weathe
 in portions of the United States. From tn t 2lst to hea22d -C0ldFalns again. Change able week with aiteratiens ofsultry, wind and cooler weathsgs sgs7S5ss2sfftsh 7S5ss2sffsh and 25th-stron / winds. Severe hait,. thunder: :'apd win storms in western sections., 26th and 27th . Weather getting rather mnIe unsettled an 7 unsummer.like than otherwise. >26th and 29t
 Cool, bleak and back kward weather genera
 ly, with heavy rains, wind and hail storms 30th and 3lst-Considerable injury done t vegetation and crops. Snow fiurries
 The two drawing room cars which are bein built for the Housatonic railroad by the Ws son Manufacturing Company at Brightwooc ! (springdeld,) Mass. win be done early ii June, and while some of the details of the ir
 terior construction are not fully worked ont are so far along in the works as to give pret l ty correct idea of what they will be- The are each 50 feet long '.over the end sils" ain
 as wide and high as they ca
 be and pass over the road with safety. Tn
 exterior finish is the regulation 'Indian red
 of the Housatonic road, ornamented wit
 Eastake desgns in gold: The cars are nam
 ed Massachusetts" and "Connecticdt." whic names appear ep the central panels, the word on lhe letter board at the top of each sid
 being New York and PittsheId," while th space on both sides of the end door. which is occupied by window in ordinar cars, is lettered "Housatonio R. R Drawn Room Cars" The trucks are of the Housa
 tonic four wheeled pattern with steel.tired 8 inch wheels. There are to be sixteen plat
 glass windows on each side of the cars 2ox3
 inches in size, and the spread between th
 windows is s5 inches, the usual space in tn
 cars on this road belng ss inches. The. win
 dows are proysdaa with spripg4 shades, hum