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Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
NOR FOl.k.

The H. X C.. W. railroad stockhold- e u' ting was well attended by our investors.
 0. B. Bennett's barber shop will be closed Monday evenings during the winter.
 The Sunday school propose to have Christmas tree in the Village hall this Wednesday, evening.
 About 15 masons attended the mason- ic meeting held in Winsted last week. The question is often asked why not revive the circulating library, which was so popular few years ago :?
 The Hartford spring and axle compa- ny are soon to start the fourth hammer, running the shop at It's full capacity.
 Quite delegation of Norfolk people attended the opening of the Winsted skating rink and report fine time.
 The first concert and ball of the Nor folk social club will take place at Vil- lage hall the 25th. Music by Huggins & Leversedge orchestra, consisting of seven pieces.
 Miss Caroline Gaylord has so far re- covered from her fall as to go to Rocky Hill, where she will spend the winter with her brother.
 One would naturally think we had recently taken voyage to the Artic re- zion, 24 below zero was tle lowest and IS the highest, reported here Saturday morning.
 Western Star lodge recently elected the following officers for the ensuing term: A. B. Cobb, W. M; Geo R. Big elow, s. w; J. D. Bassett, J. w; W. Darrow, secy.; J. N. Cowles, treas i; ". A. ThurstoE, s. D.. Edward Jones, .J.D.; Geo T. Johnson and Edward Doyle, stewards.
 A committee appointed by the skat- ing rink association have been instruct ed to purchase 30 pairs of skates of the Union Hardware make. The member ship fee has been put at $2.25. Some thought this high, but they cannot real ize that this will work back in time if the club is successful, which it will be, as roller skating Is new thing in Nor folk and spectators will be numerous.
 AUREvoIR.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
NEW HARTFORD.

Those of our little folks who are be- ginning to be skeptical concerning San ta Claus had better interview Master Willie Lester, for we should judge from the large sketch of Santa Claus reindeer and all done by him. which hangs in the post office, that he has had an inti- mate acquaintance with the old gentle man.
 The mills of the Greenwoods Go. are to be shut down from the day before Christmas until the first Monday in Jan. Last Wednesday fire caught in the lapper room of D. B. Smith X Sons mill, but was exinguished with com ptrative little damage. The mill was closed Wednesday to clean up the de- bris.
 Miss Julia Snow of Rockville is a guest at the house of J. B. Fostar.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Lyman of Hart ford have for the past week, been guests ut the house of MT A. G. Steele.
 The old stone chimney on the Israel Loomis place on Town Hill, which has for so many years located the spot where, tradition says, the first house in New Hartford was built, has been torn down.
 The Union club corporation rooms are popular hs ever. The reading room is being fitted up with a handsome car pet, portiere, etc.
 Last Sunday the thought suggested itself, what an admirable thing it would be if there always hung on. snowy Sun. days brush broom in the vestibules of the churches.
 Mrs H. Colby Case will sing in the E .,iscopal church in Tariffville, Christ. mas. MEwsAw.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
ORE HILL.

Mrs George c. Bradley is at home with her fatl.er, P. P. Everts, for few weeks. Her husband is connected with the 1st National bank of Ypsilanti, Mich, where they reside.
 Six persons from this station availed themselves of the stockholders free ride to Hartford, on Tuesday of last week.
 The Ore Hill Sunday school are mak- ing preparations for 8 Christmas tree, accompanied by singing, recitations, etc, appropriate for the occasion, which will be on Christmas evening.
 Madame Rumor says we are to have Il wedding on the hill-J. R. Halsey of Millerton and Miss Belle Merrifeld are the happy couple.
 Next is q golden wedding.
 Mir and Mrs H. P Harris, as repre- senting the State board of Charities oi Connecticut, visit the Perkins institute for the blind, at Boston, Mass, this week
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
K EMF.

Most of us here have survived the cold, colder, coldest wave, that ealnr with such tremendous force, but every item of news was frozen scarcely one can be thawed out enough to now. be oi any benefit to the public. The chang of weather brings no better result witt regard t) news. The severe snow storm of Sunday prevented many from attenI ing church. The snow turned to rain and lhe night was dark and drtsry Ther,. was no service Ill the Cougrega tional church. But in spite of, colt and storm, Christmas i4 just here, suud we of Kent expect to be very nerry Many are engaged every evening in the pleasant task of twining greens. Both churches are to be decorated Ther,. will be tree at St Andrews, Xmas night. At the Congregational church. concert exercises and supper will be given on Tuesday evening, Dec 20.
 John R. Hartum started for Florida, Dec IT, where he intends to spend til, winter.
 Samu 1 0. Bull has returned hom. from Minnesota.
 Mrs Wm Leonard left town Monday last to visit friends in Ohio.
 On Wednesday evening of last week, Prof Huxley of Brooklyn gave readings and recitations at the hall, to an appre. ciative audience.
 A dolls reception was given at the residence of Mir George Hopson, Friday afternoon and evening, the 18th. There were about thirty dolls of all sizes and ages, including wedding party, and they presented a fine appearance in their rich and varied attire. Supper was provided for those who paid for it. There was music and other enter tainment. The money raised on this occasion was for the young ladies' mis- sion circle, aud will be appropriated by them for mission work.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
LAX EyMLLE.

It IS with regret that we have to re- port this week very serious accident. On Wednesday morning last, as Charles Nightingale, who Is employed as a grinder by the Holley Manufacturin 0 F, was working, the stone over mnI, h sat burst with terrific force, throwing htm back, cutting his face and chin ter rIbly and breaking the cheek bone. He was unconscious when picked up anu 'iId not realize the accident for q hour. some idea of the power SD suddenly dc- vioped may be conceived, when a pie, @ of the stone weighing 1i3 pounds wns nurled through the window and crasI.- ed through the side of the wheel houst, making hole as large as il il ,ur bal 6, and would have passed through tn, other side only that it struck a beam. Dr Bissell was called and after taking such care of him as was necessary he was carried h,tle. The following da he was reported as being as comfortable as could be expected, also that he Wal, rAtinual, since which time the fayorabI. reports have continued and ii no advers. symptoms develop. aud there is no Tea Suu Ut present shown why they shuuh he will recover. If the kind enquiri, anxiety and reg.ets expressed ure an | indication of good will, our frie. Nightingale hus plenty of 1t. Tuesdu renoon report said lie had passed .. very comfortable night and every thin, looks favorable.
 Saturday morning saw the mercury rlnging from I5 to 20 below Zero, au.. judging from the way Spurs team. were flying around, the coal trade Wa booming.
 The location of our post office under the new administration IS still matter of conjecture. We hear of one petItiul being circulated, but We shall know more about it next Christmas.
 One of the belles of our village was married this week to Charles Pnlv,t. They left for Hudson tu spend tn, r h1reymoou. "A wise son maketh 8 g '1d father" VoX PuPULI.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
GREAT RARRANGTO

Rev Gideon Draper, pastor of the NJ. B. church in this village, has sent Ill his resignation to the presiding elder and leaves town this week, going to New York for the present, hoping that rest and freedom from care will benefit his failing health. It is quite uDfortu- nate for the society as Dr Draper was a pastor who made friends of all who be- came acquainted with him, and hIs place in the pulpit cannot be made good by every man that is looking for place or vacant pulpit.
 MT Drummond, our village bak aker, who formerly lived in East Canaan, has bought the Hayes place on Mahaiwe street and took possession last week. MT New, who hal occupied the Hayes house moved iIto the louse on Castle street owned by the Gorham ladies.
 Weather changeable-16 below zero Saturday morning at o'clock and 32 above Sunday evening at ' o'clock, and water dripping from the caves. z.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
W EsT CORN va ALI.

Mrs s. H. Barnum has returned iron, her visit to Pittsfeld.
 Miss Annie Butler Is visiting in Fish kill, N. Y. .f
 Mrs M. Howarl Lane of Madison N. Y, is guest at Mir c. E. Baldwin's ,
 Mir and Mrs Earl Stevens are in Brooktield to spend Christmas.
 Mir James A. Ford is in Hudson, N Y, with his sister, to pass the holidays.
 Miss Jennie Cochrane is at Long Hill, during her holiday vacation.
 Mir Orville Fitch has lately purchased of I. J. Bosworth a grand upright Ii- ano of the Boardman & Grey manufact. ure, for his granddaughter, Miss Jennie Wheaton,
 Mir and Mrs Albert Daniels of Will liamstowu, Mass, are visiting friends in town.
 Our village school closed this week for short vacation.
 One of MrW. Dean $ COWS accidentally cut off portion of her tongue on Sun day last,
 Misses Jennie and Nellie Cochrane. Jessie Wheaton and Cora Morgan are taking lessons in vocal and instrument- al music of Miss Ada Sterling of Cream Hill.
 Fine turn outs on runners can be seen and purchased at Smith & Sons antl Cochrane Bros. only q little more snow needed to make them sell we'll.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24

A NEW DEPARTURE. For years it has been customary to omit one issue of the NEWS during the holidays. We would be glad enough to take Q weeks vaca- tion, but will remain in the tread-mill and endeavor to show our subscribers that we appreciate the liberal support and patronage they have accorded us during the past year and we shall strive to merit continuance of the same. We shall publish the NEWS every Wednes day. Our correspondents are certainly entitled to holiday, but any communl- cations which they will favor us with will be thankfully received.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
SHEET FIELD.

Bird Gordon of Forrestville, Ct, is home to spend the holidays.
 Frank Noble has gone to New York to take charge of stationary engine.
 Burt Bacon has gone to Florida to spend the winter. If the climate and locality prove congenial he intends to reside there.
 Nearly all the schools in town are having short vacation this week.
 H. R. Bronson recently lost yalua' ble horse by being choked to death il the stable.
 A Whitwell boy of Great Harrington while hunting in this town last Thurs day, was accidentally shot through botl hands by his comrade, Michael Daley.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
FALLS VILLAGE.

I wish you merry Xmas and hap py New Year.
 Xmas tree at the Congregational church tonight.
 Mir Edward Gould of Brooklyn, NY, Is visiting at Gilbert Streets.
 The band boys hold thei lance in Citizens hall tonight. Hoop!
 Mir Frank Beebe of Pittsfeld, Mass, was in town one day last week.
 George ". Hall & Co. want man to shovel sugar.
 Oyster supper ill the M. F. church tonight
 It is reported that Skidmore is about to set up barber shop here.
 MT c. E. Ford of Eastman's college, Poughkeepsie, N. T., is spending Xmas in town, visiting his many friends and relatives.
 Misses Cora Tucker and Nellie Hall nf Bridgeport are spending Xmas ii town. s.y1
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24

Union depot. Purchases calves, poul- try, and all kinds of farm produce. Agent for Soluble Pacific guano, and Nova Scotia plaster.
 J. N. VanDeusen, dealer in hay and straw. Hay press at Canaan, also at Ct Darlington. Builder of concrete walks
 Grove Knickerbocker, wagon-maker work warranted. Repairing done with neatness and despatch, and prices low as the lowest.
 Brinton X DeHart, wagon-makers. Have machinery for saving, blaming, turning, and doing all kinds of wood- work. Grist mill connected with the establishment.
 H. J. Mead, wagon-maker; carriages, wagons, sleighs, etc., made to order and upon honor Repairing promptly at- tended to-
 E. $. Roberts, agent for mowers, reap CTS and harvesters, road wagons, blows, churns, horse-rakes, and farming imple- ments generally; also agent for Quinni- piac fertilizers.
 A, T. Roraback, attorney and counsel lor-at-law.
 A. T. X M. Roraback, insurance agen- cy, representing the best fire and life insurance companies in the United States and Europe.
 Miss A. E. Odell, milliner. Complete assortment of millinery goods at popu- lar prices. Agent for Mme Demorest patterns.
 Dr c. W. Camp, physician and sur geon. Office and residence opposite the NJ. E. church; office connected by tele- phone with all points.
 Dr Danielson, physician and surgeon; office nearly opposite the post office at East Canaan.
 J. 0. Richmond, deputy sheriff. Agent for the Champion moving machines.
 Charles Gillette, carpenter and joiner, painter and paper hanger. Furnishing undertaken and dealer in caskets, coffins, burial robes, and all kinds of undertak- CTS goods.
 John O'Brien, painter, paper hanger, kalsominer and decorator.
 Warner house, E. W. Warner, propri- etor. First-class table, large rooms, easy beds. Telephone in office. Livery and feed stables.
 Junius Rhoades, barber and hair dress CT. Switches, braids and wigs made to order. Dealerin choice brands of cigars } anl tobacco.
 s. Barlow, machinist and wheel wright. All work warranted.
 J. Rodemeyer, bootmaker makes 8 speciality of fine work. A perfect fiji guaranteed. Repairing done promptly and at reasonable prices. B. Grotta, wholesale tobacco dealer and purchaser of Havana and seed leai ta' mcco. New warehouse just erected on Railroad street. Harmon Schamerhorn, builder and : contractor. Estimates given, plans and specifications drawn for all kinds of car penter and joiner work. Residence and shop on West Main street Jacob Schamerhorn, stone mason and brick layer; work done by contract ol by the day.
 We have undoubtedly overlooked g number who ought to advertise, but we have already taken more space than we intended to, yet we have not mentioned tue name of @ business man in Norftlk New Marlboro, Sheffield, Salisbury Falls Village, Cornwall, Goshen, ol ueighboring towns. There are many b ,islness mcn Ill all of said towns who ought to advertise. We have endeavor ed to show the importance, the benefits and the duty of advertising, ,and we trus Jur efforts have not been, ill vain. Try yearly advertise ment or business carC : Tn the NEWS, and we think you will nev er regret it.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24

SmbscraptiON AccOnMt.-The date on the coOred slip oi paper with the name of the cub acriber shows Lns time aO which ehe 1Mbs scrapGAom Is pmid; thus, K. $. Smith 5Juls2, indicates that Mr. smith har paid foi his paper to July $, l8S9. Ile hoped that subrrribcrs will zee on their papers Is always corr, ct. and whcn they pay f0I 6 renewal of theil subscription. will ob serve whether their date iEchanged to indicate 'h' form us for correction at once No claims for er- TOTS in these account vii lharafteI be considered mmless presented within thirty dM4 @ after the payment is claimed to have been made as the regular receipt oi the paper the dale to which the subscription ia paid plainly printed as correct.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
CORRESPONDENCE.

% CoRREsPoNDEN1 drt requested to lend in theiI communications so as GU reach uE on Monday ot each week tR we cannot insure the insertion of any correspondence receiveGafter thai time.
 a% Write only on one side of the paper and send something each week II possible. Don't wait until you can gather full column to send 'al at once, but let us hear from you from week to week. if you can't give more than two tems at \ time. remembering that nelos is not improved by age.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
Nh lnsweI Wanted

Can anyone bring us case of kilne IT liver complaint that electric bitter will not speedily cure ? We say the 'annot, ls thousands of eases alread permanently cured and who are da1l recommending electric bitters, WI prove. Bright's disease, diabetes, W, n ;rtck. or any urinary complaint quick cured. They purify the blood, regulai 'he bowels, and act directly on the di ased parts. Every bottle guarantee, For sale at 50 cents bsttle by ". Ii Camp.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24
MARRla D.

II Hh.sEY-hiEHRI IEIp-A, the rssil,nrt Ln nrIit s ptteuts Ore Hill. bte 2a. by E l. ii hOt-. J tmr~ iiasv of Mli.u,tuu 4 Mlss Belle M,trii ld. EtMM Nts MAYHEw-At NJ llerfot | e. 16 Rev k. Il itnSa, John C. umnlugs to lIeI U Mayhtw, Duth of Sshrbury. THINNER -TIAA At Nilerton. Dec In, by Re. Fl R"ss let r K ner of AneIa II tu In ma l. Ham of HIga.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24

What will cure hoarseness, throat tickling and sudden colds ? Potaska. What will prevent diphtheria and cure all sore throats Potaska.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24

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Nn tune like the present. If yu nave coll get bottle of Potaska a ,rce, and cure it. Public speakers il turse it.
Connecticut western news., 1884-12-24

X rA Probate C urt. held at sharon wltn. N in aud ft rho District f Shatuu tai l. I9tn day of D. cu bsr. s8l.
 Pr sent l. Wade HuEhes. JniRe.
 Estate of Lev bartrsm, late of sharon. ru tAid tnstrl.t teceasud.
 nn mutiun of Eza If. Bsrtraat. sdminie. trnt1r.
 Ordered thAt str muntha rum the l8th dAt If ner, mht lssA h and thF same arr limited and allowed lTr the creditors ta blinW im thatr claims sgainst said tHtate and ttte aAta administration tH ttrepted to give puhltc n,ltiee 10 the creditus If the deceAped tu latne in tlrtr flatms within said itme showed b, poet- tug the same nnan She pntlir sign ptsi near- gal The place whete the dsesHnsd last dwelt. wi hin the same town. and hs pnhllshnR the -Rms in werkls newspaner publ mhed in u thhs rstuuty and retura m skp to thtm .stntt of h. notice gwen
 Certified by WILLARD BAKER. LIetk.
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D crmbcr 10, 1884.

PASSENGER fAAtnr LhhNl CANAAN. ooNa Ronrn 5.s7 B m. spsrul arriving st tutsnslu. Ai a5s, nnNahp n North Adensa u0 &. m., Albany a.2B A. m. l2 so m AfnythE At ilttthHH At a.ea D. m Mitb ihnau h sst iut AlbAbs, Wa State I.ine, e l. BR st 4 bu F n, ttnbsrtnsE for thu Nest Tram srnxut in sstA taFa st 6.ls p m. 7sl p. n, srn,ine u Plt.sa.ld al a23 D. m. HonneettnN A statt Ian. ses Albany anu the Nest Mt usiHt A' AlhsnA st tu,ub q. ms, NaFstut ? A l.H8 a, m,
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G W. SCOVILLE, Flu. nishing Undertaken

And dealer III Baskets, Coffins, Burial Robe. and all kinds ni Uudertakers' Clouds. Tn, mor approved methods known to the proEes- 4Ion dsed in preserving the dead.
 Cabinet work. upholstering and Repairir, nrnmptl. and thoroughl, lone
 Agent fnr NJ. q. Wheelerfs cut Howe,
 Residenc. and shop on the attarpen. NorfplL Cam. 9stf
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For Everyone.

Toilet Sets, Vases, Mustache Cup Decoration Tea Sets. Iainlicl Plates and Platters Amberiu Ware Ruby Sets Photograph Albums, Autograph Albums scrap Books, Picture
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 and Old. rit'ng pe~ks
 Work Boxes. Toilet Gases.
 r'lush cts. Plush Photo graph Frames ot nIl styles. Silver Fla ed Ware, Il full fine. III AEIESt f 1T ISS5. X Complete assortment a' lower prices thaIi ever before eB~ For usrtui F. esent: large sSurImcnJ oi HANGiN LNMsS,
 SiSACI<ET LAMPS
 and VASE LAMPS na~ Holiday display on Second Floor. Geo. \. John son, Norfolk, Conn Dec B.
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Norfolk Store
For the Children:

French Dolls, Wax Dolls, Chfni Dolls. Rubber Dolls. Dolls' BedSteads. Tolls' Sho.
 and Hats China Tea Sets Cuus x Sat co Tin Horses. Wagons. Train~ of Cars. Kitchens. Stove IsatIles aud Trumpets. Magic t.autcrns bruma. Flutcs and TOY~ t"o numerous
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PASSENGER fRAtSE G1A,i CANAAN. oolNa
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-02-16
4 Lesson in Spelling.

Since the introduction of spelling
matches, many words have come prom
inently into notice-words that were
previously, comparatively unknown.
for instance, we find Antiseptic, mean
ing: preventing and stopping all fer,
mentation and decomposition, and
Ana)gesiant: Painkiller. Then there is
Antipyretic: cooling down inhamma-
ton and fever heat. These three
words, so often mis-spelled, are three
of the cardinal virtues Of something
that will cure many bad spell, and
that is Salicylica, pronounced Sail
cyl-i-ca. Warranted to afford 'mme'
date relief, and guaranteed to cure
Rheumatism, Gout or Neuralgia.