Connecticut western news., 1886-04-28
Local News.

Local News.
 Money to loan. See advertisement. The circus, base ball and excursion season has arrived.
 Miss E. Abbott of East Canaan has received her spring stock of millinery goods.
 Michael Callahan is building a sub- stantial stone wall between his lawn and garden.
 Don't forget the maple sugar sup per at Mrs Fox's this Wednesday, after noon and evening.
 Rudolph Bailey of Hadsen Street, New Marlboro, has profitable hen that lays an egg 6tx8 inches. Next!
 -Forty-nine calves, at prices ranging from to 6a cents per pound, were bought at this station yesterday.
 The pews in tho Methodist church in this village will be rented for the en- suing year, at o'clock Saturday after noon, May l.
 All makes of PIANOS or ORGANS rented or sold on instalments. Send for LOWEST PRICES ever named to F. B. CAPEwE11, Torrington, mh24-tf -"Bonnets and hats, with city trimmer to trim them," is only DOT ton of what Mrs Wolcott says in her new advertisement. Read the whole of it. Cornwall correspondence is deferred until next issue, for it is too good to con- dense or consign to the waste basket, and too lengthy for publication this week.
 Don't fail to attend s. P. Crofit's auction at Canaan Valley Saturday. May 1, at 1 o'clock. He will sell six new wagons and he gives you 60 days credit -see posters.
 At all the churches in this town 8 wealth of floral offerings was displayed last Sabbath, and the Easter services were appropriate and impressive. Lack of space prevents description of them. -Messrs Wooster < Snow of Norfolk commenced yesterday to rebuild the corners or pilasters of Christ church, substituting solid granite blocks for the thin marble slabs which have occasion ally tumbled down.
 Just ct present the advertisers seem determined to monopolize our space but we have deferred two columns of ads. for our readers and correspondents have some rights which publisher is bound to respect
 Humphrey Bros have on exhibition g large spider, . genuine poisonous taran- .tula, which they found last week in g bunch of bananas. They fortunately escaped being bitten by the ''varmint. '' They kept him alive week in @ glass case and now his remains are preserved in alcohol.
 -Chas D. Hine, secretary of the state board of education, has arranged fol . two weeks school for teachers in Nian tic, beginning July 9th. The purpose of the school is to give teachers in tht smaller towns an insight in the lates practical methods of school work.
 Frank A. Robbins mammoth circus and monster menagerie will exhibit a Rhinebeck, N. r., May 8, at Collinsville Conn.,, May 10, at Winsted, Conn.,, Ma, II and at Millerton, N. r., May 12 Th' H.. c. W. railroad will sell excursion tickets on said dates to the above-men toned places. For full particulars se' large posters.
 -Dr w. D. Hill, dentist. at Grea Harrington has just completed thre months trial trip of an advertisement Il the NEWS. The result proved satisfac tory and he has directed us to continu the advertisement Q year. His denta parlors are finely equipped, and man. from this vicinity can testify that D Hill is skillful dentist.
 Horace Taylor of Pittsfeld, who wa found nearly asphy1iated in the room with his neice in New York recently and has been insane ever since, wa taken to the Northampton asylum las week Tuesday. He was quite feeble an, WAS carried on cot bed, being trans ferred from the Housatonic to tho H. O. W. train at this station at g. 40 A. NJ
 Geo H. Afford, the Winsted furn ture and hardware dealer, has enlarge' his warerooms by anne1ing the room in Cleveland's building formerly occr pied by Shoninger's organs. His adve' tisement in another column will ala enlarge his already extensive sales, fe you observe he frankly states he "is the mAxket to quote prices and give ba' oafna "