Connecticut western news., 1886-01-27
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1886
Local News.

Local News.
 -Sleighs for sale. See advertisement Eureka!" Read Tobey's adver ESement.
 R NJ. Rood and family of Soutl Manchester visited in town last week A monday prayer meeting has beer organized at Lee, Mass.
 Bread is the staff of human life, bu advertising the staff of business.
 The five and ten cent counters a c. NJ. Halls West Cornwall are loaded with bargains as usual
 The deferred correspondence and let ters are excellent and will still be in teresting next week.
 Last Friday evening the wind wrecked street lamp near the residence of Rev Dr Eddy.
 Mrs Harriet Stoner of Stamford Conn, is visiting at her fathers, M, William Bennett's.
 Miss Ila Freeman of Canaan wal the guest of Miss Mary Potter few days this week.-Ne,c MiLord Gazette.
 The new mercantile firm of Hall Hornbeck & Co. at Falls Village, Ct, Iaapch their ship Feb l. Full partic ulars next week
 Read A. l.. Hubbell's advertisement for it is the first and last time it will ap- pear. Next week he will give you g different bill of fare.
 The ladies of Christ church have 8 dime sociable this Wednesday, evening at the residence of Judge Granger. All are cordially invited to attend.
 Some tobacco growers in this sec ton think they need 8 protection against the tricks and games of the tobacco buyers, more than against Sumatra to- bacco. -..-.--. -..
 Measles are plenty in Dalton, Mass. thirty cases reported from there. Any one wanting them can obtain them from there. Not any wanted here, we we had 'em.
 -Elsewhere we reprint the notice of tho tobacco growers and dealers meet ing to be held at New Milford, January 30. We also publish The Gazette's edi. torial on the subject. Nuf ced. The tobacco raisers will not be pleased with the views of Speaker Car lisle as reproduced in the article: "Duty on Sumatra Tobacco" but we dare say that Horatio Adams will endorse Car lisle's sentiments.
 Rev B. F. Atwood requests us to state that he will preach in Village I'm provsment hall, Sunday afternoon, Feb ruary '. at 30 o'clock. There appeared to be some misunderstanding in regard to the date, hence this notice.
 -s'Our Little Men and Women," also Babyland." by the authors of "Wlde Awake" published by D. Lothrop & Co.,, Boston, bid fair to be well received as they are full of bright pictures and short stories 80 pleasing to the little folks.
 Rev George s. Thrall, former pas tor of the Congregational church at New Milford, died suddenly at Salt Lake City, Utah, January 20, whither he had gone in hopes to improve his health It is expected that he will be buried ir New Haven, Conn.
 J. N. Van Deusen is selling large quantities of baled hay and straw. He is paying S13.5O for straw delivered at his press in this place, and is shipping it to Bridgeport and Providence. Hay is very scarce here and MT Van Deuser started for New York state last Friday to purchase number of car loads of it -Messrs AL. Brown & Son, plumber and steam filters, Falls Village. Ct., re port business good, having put in twelv' heaters this fall. In another column they have 8 cut of their ''steam genera tor" for house heating. These stean generators have been thoroughly tested during the last cold snap, and not fount wanting.
 -E. W. Warner will furnish ire transportation to all our villagers wh wish to attend the sociable ct Judg Changers, this evening. Just motif Warner and his team will appear il front of your residence at the time ar pointed. "Ed" has frequently bee guilty of similar courtesies in pas years.
 Mir s. 0. Hardin of Glastonbury Ct, secretary and treasurer of the Ne, England Tobacco Growers association was at New Milford last Thursday fo the purpose of rousing up the tobacc growers and dealers to contribute fund to aid in the fight against Sumatra te bacco. He reused them up sufficient to call . meeting, as will be seen by tn notice published elsewhere.
 Our correspondents are exceedingl generous this week; in fact have foode us with copy, but we are compelled testtheir good nature by condensingcop and in several instances deferring th whole or greater part of it until nc, week. Articles already in type mu' be published, otherwise we should go pres q hours lac, for considerabl typs is locked up in them.