Connecticut western news., 1883-11-14

-Dr Donaldson from Danielsonville Conn.,. has located at East Canaan.
 Hon r. Miles will please accept oul thanks for 8 copy of the tenth census ot the United States
 Station Agent Reed is laid up with Sore eye. His son, John $. Reed, is performing his duties
 The Housatonic and Connecticut Western roads adopt the new standard time at 12 o'clock noon, next Sunday.
 Evans Brothers from Gaylordsville will soon begin work on the new rectory for E. R. Lorrain of East Canaan, the contractor.
 Our merchants report fall trade brisk. Printers ink pays. If you doubt it, try a quarter column ad and see what it will do for you.
 Druggist Humphrey and Jewele1 Gardner have replenished their respect i've stocks in New York this week. Eli hu Donalds and Frank Emmons visited the city with them.
 F. G. Loomis, formerly station agent at Union depot on the Connecti- cut Western road, has been around town this week. Frank won many friends while here and all are glad to see him once more.
 The posters for Roxy's concert will be out next week and will contain full information in regard to the concert which he is to give at the Town hall, Thanksgiving night. Remember the date and make your arrangements to attend.
 Don't fail to attend the ladies fair at the Town hall tomorrow night. It will pay you to inspect their handiwork and the object, the rectory fund, is worthy of your hearty cooperation. Music by the orchestra. A supper will be served. Open afternoon and evening. See large posters.
 MT Almerin Gillette is now the old est man in town. He was 91 years old last September. MT Palmer Stevens is next in age, being only six months younger than MT Gillette. MT Stevens bids fair to see 100 years. He moved and cradled last summer and does 8 large amount of work.
 We have lately made considerable outlay for improved material to equip the paper. Our subscribers are mutu- ally interested with us in having clear, distinct and well printed paper. We now wish to use considerable money and ask all who are indebted to us for subscription, advertising or job work, to please remit without delay or further urging.
 Our venerable contemporary, the Palladium, speaks of missionary meet ing where hymns were sung in three languages at the same time. That is nothing. We have heard choirs do that sort of a thing very often. Some choirs do it all the time. At least we suppose that is what they do. At any rate the effect is quite as remarkable.-NeW Ha Ueae Morning Neaos
 We have received copy of The Old Farmers Almanack for 1884, pub lished by William Ware x Co, Boston, Mass. We are always glad to see an old friend. In thousands of households the Farmers Almanack has been tried and true friend from one generation to another Don't try to keep house with out Farmers Almanack, but purchase one from your newsletter or merchant.
 -Alonzo Johnson, colored, was arrest ed by Deputy VanDeusen at Gibson's mill 1n New Marlboro on complaint of Mrs Charles Smith of Sodom on the charge of assault with intent to rape. He was brought before Justice Bennett Saturday evening and bound over to tho April term of the superior court. Bonds were placed at $5000 and he was taken to Litchfeld on Monday, no bondsman having been obtained. He says he will have chance to be head waiter again.
 The skating rink in the Town hall, last Wednesday evening, was well at tended and all seemed highly pleased with the evenings enjoyment. Those who failed to attend doubtless missed one or two good bumps, but the fun more than compensated for them. We see no good reason why skating rink should not succeed here at least one night in week and the young manag- CTS, Messrs Doyle and Mather, certainly deserve good patronage. They have promised to give it another trial this Wednesday, evening and let's give them reception that will insure sue cess Two dollar houses do not pay very well. It will cost you but 15 cents for admission and 10 cents for the use of the skates.
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