Connecticut western news., 1888-04-11
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1888.
Local News.

Laundry goes Monday morning.
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 The Canaan Lime Go. started their .kIr last Thursday.
 Miss Florence Vroman. of Brook field, is visiting at D. l.. Peirce's.
 Tomorrow, the 18th inst wisl be the hrent, fifth anniversary of the firing on Eort Sumpter
 John B Davis left here Monday for aweek or ten days visit with friends in Shskan, N. |.
 Frank Warner, of New Milford, has joined, cas corps of newsboys on the Housat0nic road
 -Mis~8 g. " Adam and Miss A. O. B. JDunning returned Saturday from their sextended sojonrn in New York.
 Milton Rorsbsck is gradually recovering from sciatica and is able to s9 mp few minutes at . time.
 -Hsxserve this issue of the NEWS contai.aag the conference appointments; you may wish to refer to it many times in future.
 The New Milford Gazette of April 9th contains . view of the cattle exhibi tion and sale held on New Milford park Feb. 2S, 1888.
 Frank Silvernale and wife of Falls Village, and Miss Ida Silvernale, of Lime Rock, were the guests of Foster ;Silvernale over Sunday.
 -TAe home printer Is your neighbor. The pays taxes regularly every year to support your country, he buys the eaods you have to sell, and employees ys&r labor and it is right and proper that he should receive your patron age The Press and Printer.
 Rev T. H. BArag~anath, the new pastor of the NJ. E. church. arrived last Friday and preached excellent ser mons last Sunday morning and evening. Rev E. F. Barlow assisted in the seryi- 'ces. Mir Barlow leaves this week for his new field at Central Valley, which is about Is miles from Newburgh, N I.
 Cards ara out announcing the ~sA' ding of Mr Earl Frederick Boards aey, formerly of New Milford, now of Bridgeport, and Miss Margaret Farist ,st the ,esidence of the brides parents, Mr and Hrs Joel Farist, 69 East Main sareet, Bridgeport, on Wednesday even- inx. April 18th, at five o'clock Milfurd Gaz-tte.
 A slight change has been made in the timetable of the Sunday through passenger and milk train on the Housa- tonic roa4l Hereafter said train will leave Pittsfeld at I2o D. m. and will leave Canaan at 3.00 m. In other wor,is the train leaves 10 minutes earlier than during the wiuter-
 Arrangements have been made by tho management of the Housstonie sys- sen to run special drawing room cara from Bridgeport through to Saratoga the csA,ing season. The new service will be carried out with a view to accom- modate Passengers from Bridgeport and points east The new parlor cars will leave Bridgeport at 7.lO a. m., Canaan 9.31 .. m and arrive in Saratoga at p. n- Passengers leaving Bridgeport at 10 10 A m-, Canass at 12 3J p. m. will reach Saratoga at 4 F. m. The return trips will be equally convenient for visitor. to the great watering place dur ing the summer months.
 Some people ere slow to learn that it pays to encourage home enterprises and patronize home industry. John B. Davis made a kiln of nice brick last fall and would gla lily have sold them to his :townsmen in preference to selling them :: to other parties. but as only 8 few of his townsmen seemed disposed ito ;petrocize him he sold the entire kiln to NV. J. Garvin, of Winsted. Cansanites rnow discover they cannot procure brick ffrosl the Hudson river district at the reasonable price which MT Davis asked flor his brick. and they also discover ii thsy get a ,part of that kiln of brick they must pay Mir Gsrvin S2-5O pei thousand more than Mir Davis asked for them.