Connecticut western news., 1886-10-27

Celery for sale-see advertisement.
 A $1OO bond lost see advertise ment.
 Even the horses will be glad when election IS over.
 The railroad commissioners inspect ed the Housatonic railroad last Thursday
 Frank Van Deusen is grading the grounds about his new residence in a very attractive shape.
 The cellar wall fer Mrs David Scott 8 new house is nearly completed and the house will be built during the winter -G. B. Gardner has sold his jewelry store to c. W. Capron of Falls Village, who will soon send 8 person here to con- duct the business.
 All makes of PIANOS or ORGANS rented or sold on instalments. Send for LOWEST PRICES ever named to F. B. CApEwEnn, Torrington, Ct. mh24-tf
 The Scientific American of Oct. contained an able article on horizontal curve pitching in base ball from the pen of MT K. E. B. Munson, of this MiAerton Telegram.
 Try The News. Only 25 cents till January, 1887, or g till January, 1888. Now is the time to present somefriend with subscription and make said friend happy each week until 1888.
 -Hippolyte Perrett and wife of Can gan, who were sentenced to pay fines of $2O each for illegal liquor selling, were allowed to depart from the jail Sunday, October IT, having worked out their fines at the rate of 50 cents day. Bridgeport Farmer.
 Mir. W. H. White, formerly tele- graph operator at New Milford, has been appointed train master of the Housa. tonic railroad company, with head quarters at Bridgeport in place of Clark P. Lane, resigned. Appointment took effect October 25, 1886.
 Don't forget that James 8. Burdett the humorist, reappears at town hal Friday evening October, 29. Those who attend should secure tickets early at the post-ofice, and provide themselves with plasters, for they will laugh unti their sides are lame.
 -C. F. Hawley & Go of Millerton, N T., leap into the arena this week ane combat for patronage from this section It is safe to predict that they will ge their share of it too, for they offer $8OOt worth of dress goods at prices ranging from five cents to S1.50 per yard. The. offer bargains in white wool blankets cloaks, wraps etc. Read their new advertisement.
 It will interest the travelling public to learn that the 7.58 P. M. train on th' Housatonic railroad and the sos P. M train on the H. &. c. w. railroad hay, orders to connect at this station when ever passengers will be accommodated thereby. If passengers on either trail will only notify the conductor telegram will be sent to hold the opposite train, reasonable time, to make the connection
 pr B. c. Gidman, who remove from Falls Village, to Tariffville fe' months ago, has now located in Bristol Conn. In directing us to change the ad dress of his copy of The News he take occasion to write: $ I secured goo start in Tariffville, doing about $2OO tn third month was there, but the failur of the Hartford Silk Go, which is locate' there, changed the business outlook an I did not think it we'll to remain, wait ing for an uncertain future.
 Hall, Hornbeck & Go this wee hang out the banner, "stand by thos who stand by you" They place th' legend at the head of their new adve tisement and then proceed to tell ho they are prepared to stand by their GU toners. They certainly have wonde full collection of'merchand1se, and it enough to set man crazy to do u buying for such an establishment, AT deal with n army of drummers besid fuuing est Nsw York city every fs