Connecticut western news., 1885-03-11
LOCAL NEW g.

Hubert Williams returned to LaKe' vllle last Wednesday evening.
 Rev Mrs Barnett is visiting friends in Newtown and vicinity. Art Cook o: Southfeld, Mass. spent Sunday with Mir Frank Coon.
 -G. B. Gardner and Warren McIn- tyre spent the Sabbath in Pawling, N. 2 Y.
 Harlow Root will occupy the old Whiting Knickerbocker place the com ing season.
 The latest reports of Willard Un- derwood's condition are not very en- couraging.
 Mrs Ophelia Camp has gone to Kent, where she expects to make an ex- tended visit.
 w. A. Roraback of Torrington wis., tied over Sunday with friends in Canaan and Sheffield.
 Rev Fields Hermance of Sheffield was in town last Friday, the guest of Rev Phillips.
 Mrs William Smith and daughter visited relatives in Stamford and New York last week.
 Miss Hattie Tripp has been quite sick with cold for several days, but is now improving.
 James Green of Clayton will occu- py part of H. H. Cogswell's house the ensuing year, and continue to work for Edwin Barnes.
 Mine persons united with the M. E church last Sunday, eight by letter and one by profession.
 Its the early advertiser that catches the spring trade. Merchants bear this in mind.
 Locomotive No Is was engaged in hauling coal from Boston Corners to Canaan yesterday.
 70. H. Briggs has finished his pack ing, at New Milford, of about 100 casrs Hayanna tobacco.
 Mrs Eliza Sedgwick went to Nor folk last Monday to remain while Dr and Mrs Welch are in Florida.
 Rev Dr Eddy, who has been visit ing the Worlds exposition in New Or leans, is expected home this week.
 Reuben Mcintyre, fireman on the Housatonic railroad, is resting and re- cuperating to face the summers work.
 The Mugg's Landing opera troupe changed cars Friday, delaying the noon train north several minutes with their baggage.
 Will Stiner, who formerly lived here, visited some of his old friends ill Canaan and Ashley Falls, Saturday and Sunday. Geo A. Boinay, the tailor, has re- covered from the rheumatism and is ready to meet the demands of his pat rons.
 Two weeks more will finish tobacco sorting at B. Grotta's warehouse. Two hundred cases have been packed and 50 moro will be.
 Irving F. Barnes and Arthur Free man are home for two weeks vacation from Wilbraham, where they have at tended school the past winter.
 -Dr Camp is still making improve nents on his premises. He is now en- larging his cellar and will also raise tie wing on the north side of his house.
 Grove Knickerbocker, who rented ; the wagon shop on Church street, will vscate soon. The old shop, if not rent ed, will be used as tobacco house.
 The freighting business on the H &C. W. R. R. is increasing. Two en- zines are required on some trains and extras are run occasionally.
 Frank Stevens is h ,used up with hard cold, but the street lamps contin- ue to light the traveller on his way for the deacons attend to them, Sundays included.
 MT James Roberts and family, who for the past winter have occupied the house recently purchased by Mir Edwin Barnes, will soon remove to Hawley- vile.
 Charles H. Gillette of Manistee, Mich, arrived Monday for few days visit with relatives here, Falls Village and Honsstonic. Its two years since he visited his old home.
 The ladies of the church aid society will give Mother Goose entertainment and pink sociable at V. I A. hall on Friday evening, March 13. Admission 10 cents, supper % cents.
 Another fraud inst discovered Their name will soon grace the list of frauds published monthly by the Agents Herald We learned last week that the Call Publishing Co.,, Chicago, Ill, is fraud. We have published th ir advertisement several times bu' we have learned that they are g fraud and the Post Office department hs Assnpsa shaix saAn and ia iavsstisAtiag.