Connecticut western news., 1886-06-30
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1886.


 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1886.
 Local News.
 Boycott the toy pistol T A girl wanted-see advertisement. -Exterminats the toy pistol and save your children.
 :, Desirable property for sale in Lake vills-see advertisement. "A desirable compsnion-The Con- n6cticut Western News.
 Cottage owners are beginning to ar rive as Pine Grove camp ground.
 Communion services at the Metho- dst Episcopal Church next Sunday smpsaina,
 IN. Van Deusen's n.w advertisement gives you only an inkling of what will : appeax naxt week.
 The Housatonic railroad pans out another semi-annual dividend-see mo- tico in another column.
 The New York Tribune of Sunday, : June 97, contains over . column sketch .o& tho late Judge David Davis. 2: -Gsosge Bradley has bought w. H. Oaaap's little mars that danced the Can Can nsar Twin Lakes on Sunday, June sch.
 .-The Canaan base ball nine will play A pickcd nine, "The Railroaders, on thD grounds of the former Thursday at 4p. 10.
 The building known 6 Couch's shop, occupied by Lorenzo Lawrence as asaas&ls, or bachelors hall, is being en- :, ksged-
 Part of tho lumber for Foster Sil- .xsGnale's now house on West Main street has axrivsd and the work on the cellar i progressing.
 ,-Bsfore you read another item just turn your gaze to the first column of the foalth page and read and heed what W. q. Nh1x3ton has to say.
 -Bsd apple two years old but sound a1d good was . curiosity which Mrs Edwsrds Simons of Colebrook gave . lady in this village last Thursday.
 Willard Perk ins of Waterbury, who spent the summer of 1884 at Twin LAkss, is said to bs the heaviest man in the state. He weighs 406 pounds. An makes of PIANOS or ORaANs sstlueed or sold on instalments. Send for nOwxsr PRICES ever named to F. E. CArxwn1. Torrington. Ct mh24-u
 "A Cornwall Hollow man explains tAs mystery of the express trains stop ping at, Cornwall Bridge, by saying, '.fhsee is baseball club at Cornwall Plains."
 -Wflliam Bennett's house has just hesn painted by John O'Bnen. W. cannot describe the color exactly, but il is . very handsome shade, between [ pink end . red tint.
 Nc are indebted to MT Pepoor yaeohs for . baskes of green peas and ldttues. By the way, he always raises chsics vegetables and whenever yor vish to- purchase don't forget to call or him
 At the school meeting of district N 2 hold last Saturday evening an entir' now committse WAS elected for the ensu ing year, consisting of the followint naned gentlemen: J. N. Van Deussn D. L. Peirce, George L. Parsons.
 s-Onwsdnesday last George T. John sen of Noefolk purchased Milton Rora blsks tsst roadster, Tho Flyer. "Nih" has since bought an elegan baask .Aais; which n perfect beauty kipd azd gentle and also feet footed.
 We undefstand that Miss Mar. Ds~sy.df shsfhAld will give an addres On tho Indian question, in Canaan, som evening next week. This will be we woeth hearing. and we hope the ladie s>d Rsutlemen of Canaan will improy ths opportunity:
 The Religious Herald says: "It an interesting fact that tho first loc' Sunday trains in Massachusetts wer run as ths request of church-going pet pls who had moved into the count1 and who wished to continue to worshi God in Boston
 The Rev William G. Peirce Champaign,. M-, preached the sermc ss Judge -DsHld Dsvs's funeral Bloomington, m-, yesterday. The R, Frank Brush of Bloomington and u Bsy John Mclean of Washington assis a in tho services
 m Monday special on the Hous ss DtoaSe spslsoaa leaving Pittsaeld at a., 1Esaiays only. will not run'on July Zane train Will run Tuesday, July Ths Danbury special. leaving New M Spsd C s.3S .. m., excepting Monda, win run Monday, July 6. Same tn viN not run Tussday, July 6.
 We have the pleasure this week
 blishing the marriage of MT Willis H Spaulding ol Norfolk, Conn, to Mi A..fe Barr Of thia village, which to' .a-e.ek ths rssidsues of ths bride's P. s..,.5111' a1es1ay albssnooa hsk B r IT. nppy e