Connecticut western news., 1883-10-24
NOREOLK.

Ben Browns trial for burglary is set down for this week at Litchfeld.
 Telephones poles were distributed through town sometime past but none set yet.
 It is reported that 8 new hall is soon to be erected upon the beautiful stone work on the hill.
 Several went from this place to Win sted last Wednesday evening to assist in organizing new division of Sons of Temperance.
 Things arc remarkably quiet just now school house wise and 1t is not certainly known whether the active parties are resting to get a stronger hold or to rub off the war paint and heal up the wounds inflicted in the past. However it is not expected if disinterested school board is called upon that they will cool the ardor of some by selecting lot that has been but little talked of, otherwise they would fan the fire of anger. AUREvoIR. LAMEVELLE.
 We are glad to see MT Mitchell in our midst again after so long an absence. He spoke few words at the close of the service on Sunday, expressing his own pleasure at seeing his people once more.
 The funeral of MT Ezra B. Sparks, 0 member of Montgomery lodge, No 13, F. &; A. M., was attended on Monday. The body was brought from Pough- keepsie and inferred at the expense of the lodge.
 The Union Sunday school at Chapin- vile will hold ''Harvest Home" festi- val at the church in that place, next Saturday afternoon at half past one. State Secretary Hall will be present. The public are cordially invited.
 The annual meeting of the ladies ot Litchield county belonging to the Wo- mems missionary society, was held al the Methodist church in this place Oc tober 19 The church was well filled all day and much interest was manifest ed. Especially interesting was the ad dress by Mrs Joseph Cook of Boston.
 KONKAPOT. ) MT Hall Hines has moved again, nov making his headquarters at Charlie Couch's.
 Ava w. Ward of Brush Hill put 130l apples into bushel basket at one sitting and filled the basket IT times from tn } same tree, making in all p, 100 apples We would rather pick up from anothe tree In the same orchard where 12 filled the same basket. OF. SOUTEHFIELD. ) A. Cook is booked for another jo7 painting Mrs H. F. Dewyer's house. 5 As election is coming and cold weath CT too, news is somewhat dried up.
 W. Trask and wife, also R. Taft an, his wife from Sheffield, were in tn village on Sunday. MT M. I. Smith will this week fnis paintsng H. l.. Barber's house and non : nicer can be found in town. l. MT s. Turner and Mrs J. M. Coo G made short visit to Holyoke and Wes ' field, last week, returning on Saturday ; KNOXVILLE. Carpenters began work on the ne cutlery works, Monday.
 c. L. Mason x Son have opened a
 office in Bristol over Muzzy 8 store. The Unionville social club have re-o
 ganized and had their first social thi I week.
 Rev Allen Beeman has in his posse
 sion watch found over on Farmingto n mountain.
 Cordyon Woodford, formerly pron S inent citizen of West Avon, died at h
 home in Unionville last Wednesday.
 Roman Segar of Canton Center h. > bought out Alonzo Warner of Canto
 village, He is doing good business c a merchant and has charge of the DO ' office also.
 Il Charles Berg died at the Connectic1
 Western upper depot last Wednesda, s He had been at work in Massachuset
 until failing health caused him to lea0 u for his home in Burlington. Consum]
 tion was the cause. He was about > years old and leaves family.