Connecticut western news., 1883-09-26
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License, or no license that's the
 question.
 -Is this country preparing for anoth
 CT war See birth notices.
 A grand opportunity for faithfu
 man. See Gov. Holley's advertisement
 Irving Barnes is student at the
 South Berkshire Institute, New Marl
 boro, Mass.
 Halt and read Hubbell's new, full
 column advertisement. He means bus
 mess, and you will do well to heed what
 he says.
 The vacancy caused by the sicknes 8 of Miss Nellie Andrus, teacher of the in termediate department of the high school, is temporarily filled by Miss Annie Roberts of Tariffville.
 We call attention to an article in an other column, headed, "Chinese Bible Meeting" This article should have been published last week in connection with
 "Chinese Quarters of San Francisco" /" but our space was too limited. A new time table took effect Sept 23, on H. X c. w. R. R.. The Hudson River train now leaves Hartford at 7 A. M., passing Canaan at 8 5S A. M. in stead of 9 34 A. M.. For the past two days they have been from 1-2 to hours late owing to the engine being out of repair.
 The members of the c. l.. S. c. met at the Conference room in East Ga naan last Saturday evening and organ ized circle, with MT. George D. Taft as president, and MT Robert T. Fuller secretary and treaaurer. Persons desir- ing to join can do so by communicating with the secretary.
 -Ho, every one that owns a horse, don't disgrace him with an old, rusty, worn out harness, but purchase brand new one of A. J. Hunt, No. Il Girling's Block, Great Darlington, Mass. MT Hunt has harnesses from $7 to $1OO; yes, double harness that are worth $250. Read his new advertisement
 For the Great Darlington fair, Sep tember 26, 27, 2S, the Housatonic road will sell tickets at half fare from Falls Village and all stations north to Pitts field inclusive. For the New Milford fair, September 27, 28, %, they will sell tickets at half fare from Canaan and all stations south. For the Pittsfeld fair, October 2, 3, and 4, tickets at half fare from Canaan and stations north.
 MT I. W. Frisco has very fine po- tatoes and dug one Saturday, that pound and 13 ounces.-Neoo- to,o,l Bee, September 21.-That's only a of MT Quinn's potato. Read the following:
 There is on exhibition at MT G. l.. | Parsons store, some Irish Cup potatoes raised by Mir Patrick Quinn. One of he potatoes weighed three pounds and i've ounces. Next.
 Al. Johnson, colored man, got in- ;oxicated Saturday night, was arrested md kept in the lookup over Sunday. Monday morning he was tried before ustice Bennett. His fine and costs mounted to $1646 which he paid and vas released While he was in the ock-up on Sunday evening, a young nan named George Kelsey who has been an employee at the Warner House, Ictuated by sympathy for Jackson, went o the lookup and with wrench re- moved the fastening of the cell door, making it possible for Jackson to es- ape. Jackson however did not choose o escape The officer on his return to he lookup ascertained what had been lone, and arrested Kelsey, who was al- 10 intoxicated. Kelsey spent the night n the lookup, and Justice Bennett on Monday fined him. The fine and costs mounted to $16.45. Kelsey was una- ,le to pay and the same day was taken o Litchfeld jail.