Connecticut western news., 1890-12-10
Local News.

The fame of Brussels soap does no eousass of mere suds. It's economical
 -Remember the annual sociable 8 the Warner House this "Wednesday evening.
 -Between thirty and forty person attended the sociable at the parlors o the Pilgrim church last Wednesday evening.
 A limited number of newspaper for sale, all sizes, just the thing fol pantry shelves. Packages of 25 papers only 10 cents. Call at this office.
 -C. s. Foster. the merchant tailor At Winsted offers large line of under wear, ties, scarfs, collars and cuffs, um breliAs- and . athousand other useful and handsome articles suitable for holiday presents.
 MT. Henry George will deliver 6 lecture, under the auspices of the Peo ple's Entertainment Course, at the opera house in Winsted on Friday evening Dec. 18th, subject The Crime oi Poverty"
 Inc c. .H. Pease Subscription Agency, Canaan, Conn.,, has just issued . handsomely illustrated almanac fol 1891 containing price list of newspapers and magazines at club rates to sub. scribers
 T. PuIver thinks 1t would be g good thing if there could be bait club organized in East Canaan. In case 8 man had few more bait than he want ed to use himself, the club could use mp the surplus stock.
 Monday forenoon two coal cars on aC. N. E. < W. train jumped the track at New Hartford and blocked the road ssveral houra Passengers were trans ferred around the wreck so that the noon train vas only about an hour and one-haH laAs ct Canaan.
 The Rev T. H. Baragvanath is in demand e . lecturer. On Thursday evening Dec 18th he will deliver lect- ure in tho M. E. church at Pawling, N r., and the following evening he will lecture in the M. E. church at Verbank, N. '. His subject will be "On and Hsyond the Atlantic, or Europe as he has seen it on his travels.
 The real sstate belonging to estate of James S. Woodin, late of Chspinville, decsased, will be sold at public auction On Saturday Dec. 20th at 10 A m. The property is situated in Chapinville and consists of one acre of land more or less, with two dwelling houses and black smith shop thereon standing. Sale to take place on the premises.
 Eighteen churches have been invi- Id to attend the fellowship meeting to he hsld with the First church in Corn v1A siA grateful commemoration of it's one hundred and fifty years of Divine guidance and blessing" The meeting commences tomorrow Dec 11th at 80 .. n. The program is very interest ing one. See Cornwall correspondence.
 There will be an excursion to Hart ford, from Canaan, East Canaan and Norfolk, Wednesday Dec IF, under the auspices of the ladies of Pilgrim church Canaan Train leaves as follows: Can am g. 40 . m. East Canaan, g AS. Norfolk 1007. Returning on train leaving Hartford at 3.95 p. ID. Fare for round trip 4l.26. Tickets on sale at above mentioned stations.
 The new time table went into effect on the c. N. D. & W. road last Sunday. : The most important changes are as fol lows; Tho train which passes Canaan at 9,1O . m. starts from Poughkeepsie in- stead of Millerton. The train which leaves Canaan at $40 p. m. runs to Pough- keepsis instead of Millerton. The early morning train from Winsted to Hart ford starts 18 minutes earlier than for merly, and connects with the Canal road at Pm Meadow. There are a number of sman changes amounting to only a few minutes in 8 number of the other trains at various stations along the road.
 Already this season the selectmen have been asked to prevent the children coastinR on the sidewalk between the town hall and post office, consequently the selectmen wish the parents and teachers would request the children te discontinue said coasting and thus avoid the necessity of enforcing the law. Com plAint has been made to the selectmeI in regard to ashes being dumped in the village streets. Sleighing IS injured by ashes, and horses are often frightened by them. Therefore it is hoped that the practice of dumping ashes and othe, refuse in the streets will be dis cootinued.
 The editorial in regard to excursions snd paok psddlers vas written for THE Nxws of December Sd but before all oI it was in type we found it must be de ferred to make room for advertisements and obituaries received at the eleventh hour. However, it has not outlawed and, for the benefit of country mer chants, we publish it today on th' fourth page. LATER Since this loca item was put in type, we learn of the excursion to Hartford on Dec IT. This gives us the opportunity to also say that many of the merchants along tn. ins of the 0. N. E. < w. road ar. strongly opposed to excursions to Hart