Connecticut western news., 1886-09-29

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 Town meeting next Monday.
 Sea serpoat soup is the latest.
 Miss Ina Fitch is attending the Rob- bins school at Norfolk.
 Rev Elisha Whittlesey will preach in the Episcopal church next Sunday morning.
 Mrs K. B. Daly returned last week from Orange, N. J., where she resided during the summer.
 MT Samuel F. Adam conducted the services at Christ church last Sunday, during the absence of the rector.
 Now read George w. Halls clothing advertisement which he promised you last week would appear in today's issue.
 Mrs s. L. c. Harvey arrived home last week from an extended visit in Ten nessee and short visit in New York city.
 The democratic county convention to nominate candidate for sheriff will be held in Litch6eld Wednesday, Octo- ber 13 at 10 a. m.
 All makes of PIANOS or ORGANS rented or sold on instalments. Send for LOWEST PRICES ever named to F. B.. CAPEwEL, Torrington, Ct. mh24-tf
 Look out for posters of the excur- sion from Sheffield, Ashley Falls and Canaan to Bridgeport and return on Oc- tober II. Tickets only $1 if purchased before October 8.
 The Young Ladies' Mission Circle will give New England supper and Harvest Home entertainment in V. I. A. hall Friday evening, October g. Further notice next week.
 The republican caucus to nominate town officers will be held in Village Im- provement hall next Saturday at 2 pm. The democratic caucus will be held in the Town hall, at the same hour.
 In these days of bribery and politi- cal corruption we would rather have Judge Changers clean and honorable record and only 10 votes in the demo- cratic state convention than capture the nomination for governor.
 Our informant was in error last week in regard to one or two names in the list of delegates to the several demo- cratic conventions. The list of senatorial delegates should have read G. B. Gard ner and Henry G. Williams, with E. s. Roberts and George B. Beebe as substi- tutes.
 This town will remain in the no h. cense column another year. The warn ings for town meeting have been posted on the public sign-posts. but they con- tain no clause relating to voting on the license question, which shows that nc one desired or petitioned for license.
 The birthdays of Mrs Merret Smith of Pine Meadow, Conn.,, Mrs Lucius Scoville and Mrs William Sardam oi Clayton, Mass, occurred September 22 Mrs Smith, Mrs Scoville and few in- vited guests met at Mrs Sardam's resi- dence last Wednesday and celebrated the occasion.
 Friday evening last>a couple o1 Canaan wayfaring men, walking up the Housatonic road, stepped aboard tht freight train as it was standing on tht bridge south of the station. They e1 pected to gain short ride to the depot Imagine their surprise and chagrin whel the train did not halt at the station, bu carried them to Ashley Falls, from whicl place they could walk back, or wait fou hours for a return train.
 Real estate is changing hands ant moving is in order. 0. 0. Callander ha purchased the Humphrey house ol West Main street, now occupied by M Lefdngwcl, and will take possession Oct. 1. A. E. Mallory has purchases the Frank Cummings house on Churcl street, now occupied by 0. c. Calender James Lake will soon move from tn Conway house to. J. w. Peet's house corner of Gillette and Reed streets.
 Rev Hiram Eddy, DID,, occupies the M. E. pulpit last Sunday morning and preached an impressive sermon selecting his text from Mathew xii, par of 3Oth verse, "My burden is light. He tenderly alluded to the bereave. pastor, and the loss the church had re cently sustained. He also read lette from Rev E. E. Barlow thanking tn church, congregation, and neighbors for their aid and sympathy during hi affiiction.
 To accommodate those who wish t attend the cattle show and fair at Gres Harrington the H. < c. w. road run special train today "Wednesday, lea, ing Hartford at 7.10 a. m., arriving 6 Canaan at 9.22 8. m., connecting with special train on the Housatonic roai leaving Canaan at 9.45 .. m. and arri, ing q 0seAt Harrington at 1O.1O .. n
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