Connecticut western news., 1890-10-01

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 -G. w. Parsons, clerk for George l.. Parsons. says he hears nothing but praise for Brussels soap.
 Some interesting statistics concern ing ''The Pig Iron Industry" appear in another column. -.-...
 -S. w. Barnes's house. outbuildings and fences are being painted by H. H. Beardsley and assistants. t.
 All are advised to read and remem- Der the ''Game Laws of Connecticut, :" published on the fourth page. -Messrs G. B. Gardner and George Walker, of Coxssckie, N. Y., visited friends here last week, but returned home Saturday. .. -.-. Mrs s. M. Humphrey went to Wor. cester, Mass, last Wednesday, to remain during the winter with her brother. Charles, whose wife is in poor health. .-Of course 8 cents is more than 5 cents. but if one Scent bar of Brussels soap tho rosin) is equal to two 5-cent bars of rosin soap, which is the cheaper2 The court of common pleas will be in session for naturalization at Winsted October IS and 23, at New Milford Octo- Der "A and at Falls Village October 26 and November 3.
 An exchange says: It may be true that bank notes greatly aid in spreading disease, but we will take the notes and run the risk of the spread; so don't he's itate about handing in the amount of that little bill.
 "A break in the water main in front of the Warner House was discovered last Wednesday afternoon and the water had to be shut off from the west part of the village until the repairs were completed Thursday forenoon. II. P. Stevens, of Bridgeport, for. merly of Canaan, has been confined to his house many weeks, with sciatica, but he is now better and able to get out The rest of the family are well and all wish to be remembered to Canaan friends.
 At 10 o'clock last Wednesday eve ming the mercury was only 36 degree, above zero, even on high ground, 1T this village. The next morning tht gardens presented sad appearance. tht frost having killed everything that fros could kill.
 Justices of the Peace are elected thil year at the state election instead of a town meetings as heretofore. An impor tant change in the law provides tha each elector shall vote for one-half the whole number, by which the 'Squire' will belong half to each party.-Win sted Herald.
 Mrs D. P. Baldwin. sister of Mir D. l.. Freeman, has spent the summer here but returned to her home 8 Griggsville, Ill.,, on Tuesday of las week. Mrs Freeman accompanied her MT Freeman will soon start fer Griggs vile and will also visit the Rocky Mountains before his return. Hog engine No A of the O.. N. E
 & w. road became derailed while goinl l around the north "Y" at Union depo
 last Friday afternoon. It required an other engine, three hours time and con siderable profanity to replace the Hot ! on the rails. Hog engines off the rail
 arc about as helpless as swine on ice. ] The names of the persons killed il
 the grade crossing accident at Sal
 Point, on the 0. N. B. & W. road, ol
 Tuesday of last week were: John W
 Latin, 7S years old, Wilson Vandewate,
 Az years old, Mrs Wilson Vandewate,
 40 years old. They all resided at Pleas
 ant Valley, near the scene of the acci
 dent. MT Latin leaves property est
 mated to be worth $2Oo, ,OOO.
 The 0. N. E. < w. engine house i
 this village has been moved several rod
 north east of it's former location and tn
 track has been extended from the turn
 table to the engine house. It is report
 ed that another engine house, or 8
 addition to the present one, will b
 built and a larger water tank erected
 also that coal shutes will be constructe
 near the present water tank, and
 steam derrick or hoist will be construct ! ed to coal the engines with.