Connecticut western news., 1884-11-12
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LOCAL NEWS.
 Don't forget Mrs Bigelow's auction next Saturday.
 w. G. Humphrey is in New York buying holiday goods
 The presidential chair: "Thou art so.near and yet so far"
 The mercury was only 20 degrees above zero Sunday morning.
 Irving F. Barnes is home from school on account of sickness.
 Miss Hattie Hosford of Falls Will lage visited Mrs J. B. Reed last week. .-Mr and Mrs George s. Fuller spent the Sabbath with friends in Great Bar rington.
 The c. l.. s. c. will meet with Miss Belle Dunning this Wednesday, ey- ening. Roll call by quotations from any author.
 <AuCAAhC 41CShAC( N4oAOCO AA1ChAo in town last Friday and Saturday, on her return from Gaylordsville to New Hartford.
 Prof s. A. Weaver has large sing ing class at East Canaan and also at Sheffield, but has given ap the project of chorus club in this village the com ing winter. -George l.. Parsons has a splendid stock of merchandise which he Is sell ing rapidly. His motto is ''Live and let live" His new advertisement ap- pears in another column.
 The frame of the tobacco warehouse was raised Monday afternoon. The timber used is very heavy and the struct- ure will be very substantial one and an ornament to the village.
 -Hubbell, the Great Harrington clothier, makes an extraordinary an- nouncement which is worth your while to heed and investigate while the ofiei- al canvass is progressing in New York. Stamping for Kensington embroid- cry. ribbon work, arasene, braiding and common embroidery done by Mrs G. B.. Gardner at short notice and in satis- factory manner. Stamping will not rub of at it is done by new process.
 The scholars of our high school have secured the services of Prof s. A. Weaver for an hours instruction each Wednesday morning. Thanks to the enterprise of our new principal, F. H. Baldwin.
 Joseph s. Mundry started for New Augustine, Florida, last Friday. He has passed the last two or three winters in St. Augustine and last winter built a cosy home for himself and family al New Augustine.
 -Booming-cannona and the window glass trade in all sections of the coun- try. Canaan is not an exception. J. A. Underwood smiles and sells the glass and Harmon Schamerhorn and Clarence Humphrey wield the chisel and putty knife repairing the broken windows.
 At the beginning of leap year there was fine array of desirable bachelors in market, but the demand for then has been so great their ranks have beer wonderfully depleted Our reader will unite with us in extending congrat ulations to the happy couple. MT Sec vile has large circle of friends, man. of whom reside in this section of thu country. See marriage column.
 Next Wednesday evening ou townspeople are to be favored with al entertainment of the very highest order when Levy, the finest cornetist in tn, world will appear at Music hall, assist ed 6y fine company of artists. Tn, fame of this renowned instrumentalis ought to be sufficient to fi.l the house It will be worth more to hear Levy wonderful cornet than to hear all tn concerts that Music hall has had sine Theodore Thomas unrivaled orchestr was here "- Winsted Herald, Nou. ' Levy will be in Winsted tonight. the musical people of Norfolk or Ca naan wish to hear him no doubt they ca make arrangements by telegraph wit Supt Jonesto bold the night freight g Winsted until the close of the entertain ment