Connecticut western news., 1890-07-02
Local News.

MT anu MIS D. MI. AuauS aIo uoW visiting in Terryville.
 Several persons will unite with the Pilgrim church next Sunday.
 Miss McGregor, of New York city, is visiting at D. l.. Freeman's.
 Tho old and new lamp posts have been treated to coat of green paint.
 Harry Furguson, of Lenox Dale, has been spending few days in town. Ground is being broken for resi- dence on D. l.. Freeman's lot, Daisy hill
 We haven't got many cherry trees but they furnished good crop-for the birds.
 Mir and Mrs George Wilcox, of Winstsd, visited over Sunday at Prof L. w. Harvey's.
 The trout law went on yesterday, and no trout can legally be caught in this state until April l, 1891.
 Will Emmons, of New Britain, came home Saturday and will stay with us until Saturday of this week.
 There is some consolation in the thought that if you cannot this month go Maying, that you can go having. Rev Dr Eddy and Rev D. c. Stone will attend the dedication of the Bell amy monument at Bethlehem, July 4th, and will make addresses.
 John Doten, of this place, Is work ing his brothers farm near Schenectady, N. r., his brother not being we'll enough to attend to business.
 Mrs Charles Marvin and child, of Sharon. have been spending the past week in town. Chas came up Saturday and they all returned on Sunday.
 Rev T. H. Baragwanath did not get time to prepare his report of the National Christian Endeavor convention for presentation last Sunday, but he will present it next Sunday evening.
 Miss June Peirce, of Goodland, Kans., returned with Mir and Mrs D. l.. Peirce from their western tour. and IS visiting at their house at present. Miss Peirce is daughter of William N. Peirce.
 June was done brown last week, the mercury rising some days among the nineties, to restore the equilibrium or usual average temperature for the month, which the cool waves had pre- viously diminished.
 "A New Milford Citizen" offers $25. each for the conviction of Sunday rnmsellers in that town. What Is the matter with electing officials that will suppress Sunday rum-selling without a reward ?-[Connecticut Home.
 Our Falls Village correspondent says: "Livery teams for the 4th oi July have been engaged three weeks ahead" Of course. Don't it require three weeks to get out of amy town with the average livery horse
 R. c. Newton has made many i'm provements at Myrtle hill, and he is now laying 3 pipe line to convey water to his house from springs about one fourth of mile distant. The springs have sufficient elevation to supply water to all parts of the house.
 They have been making 1t hot fol Joseph l.. Parsons at Lincoln, Neb. He writes that last Tuesday they run the mercury up to 95 degrees, and the following day to 1O5 degrees. A few days ago cyclone destroyed number of buildings within one block of the store where "Joe" is employed.
 Fred NJ. Phillips. of Lakeville, is the exclusive agent for Charles Scrib ner's Sons to canvass in their behalt the townships of North Canaan and Sharon for the work entitled 6 In Dark est Africa" written by Henry M Stanley. He was here Monday an6 took several orders. He will soon come again to complete his canvass.
 A man who has planted winter squash seeds twice this season withou seeing any results, recently asked Ja, A. Underwood if some of the garde1 seeds now on the market were no brought over in the Mayfower in 1920 "Jay" replied "they- are older thar that; they are the same seeds tha Adam fooled the world with when h, left the Garden of Eden"
 Over 5000 people from Winstet and neighboring places attended Fore paugh's circus at Winsted last Thurs day afternoon. In the evening ther' was an audience of 5000 or upward Forepaugh presents big show-w need not say "and don't you forget it flor all who attend the show will cer t.iuly never forget the extent ant variety of the exhibition.
 The Pittsfield Sun in speaking o the Housatonic time table says:
 "The express train to New York. ol the Housatonic railroad, now leave Pittsfield at APO p. m. instead of 40 It arrives here at $40, which is fort, minutes later than last year and is jus 90 much later than necessary. Tn train isn't near so popular as last sea son and the New York Central an, Boston $ Albany New York expres route, leaving Pittsheld at o'clocl and arriving at 8.10 is getting to be tn fayorit..
 The sleeping car trains on the c N. B. x w. road leave Canaan a follows: CONC WEsr.-11 O8 D. ID