Connecticut western news., 1885-10-28
New Advertisements.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 1885.
Local News.

Mrs David Buell. of Litchfeld is visiting at Judge Changers.
 Table waitress and chambermaid wanted. See advertisement.
 Beware how you hunt or fish in South Canaan on Sunday. See notice.
 Postmaster Hardenbergh has pro- cured 12 Yale lock boxes for the patrons of the office.
 Now read N. S. Stevens advertise ment of 'Sherwood's s Novelty Harness. Have mercy on your team and buy the harness.
 Rev MT Van Petten, professor in Hudson River institute at Claverack, N. Y., preached in the Methodist church , last Sunday evening.
 By taking the A. NJ. train on the H. < 0. W. road you can go to New York, remain there five hours and twen- ty-four minutes and reach home at SIP P. NJ. .....
 George l.. Parsons will erect handsome barn, 20x30 with basement, this winter on his premises in this viii lage. Work ou the foundation has al- ready begun.
 R. I. Taylor is not giving away his clothing, 'and don't you forget 1t, D but his new advertisement tells you how he conducts business and what goods he has in stock.
 Rev T. J. Lee of New Milford preached in the Congregational church at East Canaan last Sunday. He se- lected triple text, and his sermon was of a triple-extract order.
 -Dr J. Jay Villers came, delivered his humorous lecture and departed, and still the people arc not satisfied. Inter pret this to suit yourself, according to your opinion of the entertainment.
 New goods at G. L. Parsons. They are bright and fresh as daisy and he is selling them at less prices than old fogy merchants ask for their faded and shop worn stock Read his advertisement.
 The limited express trains leaving Pittsfeld 4.15 P. M and Bridgeport 5. Is P. M, and Monday special leaving Pitts field 6 A. NJ. (Mondays only) will be discontinued on and after Monday, November 9
 The thirty-ninth annual meeting of the Connecticut state teachers associa- tion will be held in High School hall at Hartfard on October %. 30 and 31. Free return tickets will be furnished by the secretary.
 Louis c. Roys, who has been in the employ of N. s. Stevens the past season, has accepted @ position with the firm of Woodford x Camp in West Win sted, commencing his duties there yes terday, October 27.
 Owing to the landslide last week at Tariffville, the G. A. R. excursion from Lakeville, Salisbury, Canaan, East Canaan and Norfolk was postponed to Friday, October 30. Tickets of the 23d inst hold good. See large posters.
 A CARD.-I wish to thank those who extended their help in the hour of trouble and sickness and hope that whenever they may be in aff11ction they will find such willing hearts and ready hands to minister to their every want.
 J. D. DEAN.
 Salisbury, October 23.
 w. H. Farrally of the New Milford Gazette has recently been a guest at the Lakeside Dairy farrn," near Pittsfeld, Mass. The Gazette of October 23 con- tains q column article from Mir Far rally's pen describing said farm and places of interest in that vicinity. Bolles must look out for his laurels, for MT r. shows genius as 8 writer.
 Tho report of the centennial tenn perance convention at Lakeville, letter from Michigan, and other communica- tions are deferred until next issue They would have appeared this week had they been received before other articles were in type. Bear in mind, if you ex pect to have long articles published you must send them in either Saturday or Monday.
 The business card of the Barker X Leversidge orchestra appears in another column. This orchestra is highly con- mended and extolled by those who have heard it. They will soon give concert at the Town hall in this place, due mo- tice of which will be given in The News, aud our readers will have an opportuni- 'ty to judge their merits. LArER.-The date of their grand concert is Friday evening, November 6.
 -Pepoon Jacobs says he raised Q good crop of Pearl potatoes this season on land so poor two years ago that it would not yield crop of grass. Last wear he raised buckwheat on said land and this year planted it to potatoes, raising on an average bushel to every eight hills. He brought us sample of them yesterday. One potatoe weighed 2a pounds, another 24 pounds, both found in the same hill.