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A aANN IN TnoumLE.
Clerks Allow Customers ca 9vsrdrau
AeeountA.

Accounts.
TeaosYo. Jan. iB Financial circles we're
pfally excited by a runner that several
kaFsks Ia enc 1T tho leading banks of this
lky haddem bexsled 500 ca On inyssllga-
- L appears The report vas exaggerated.
there hasi heen solae irregularities At the
Nasarso bank. owing TO the careGeseness Of
ias aeeoantant. WHO recently resigned
Tie books OF the ledger keeper. Harry
hosn, wefe not property checked. and
kfpwH, 4 appears. ellowcd two customers
4 The bank - ovrrdfaw their accounts 10
aee1tent 81 ae.ts9 without the knowledgs
efeeaseRt % tlla bank nAanagers.
bfeNn has nel beea at the bank for ser
sss days ewing 20 iiiness. Today hc sud-
esaly LETT thH city.
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Acversisemenssunasrt he heads Of Los. Found
Fer saie. fer Rea4 ard situations Wanted vii
D. ssseSssd II sae rate u cents word for ths
1rst insariion: 1cent word for cab subsequent
insertion. Paynaens always IN advance.
NoTfcE-The business oe1ce % the FosTTN-
Tz1xdegSeKR viii aersafter b open until T. p. "a.
Classified sdver1ss mel- viii ee receive1 up -
tnis hour
Advertisements viii te rscsFved II branch
ofsess Of TEE FosT-fsrKLLfeESeKR ei
Tacons l. Fewier. agent
0lympIs........... ....Mkjor Geo. VI hasses. agent
Fort Townsend G. Earle ageal
The following letters await advertisers at his
fsffacee
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~ ss1a u 6sask kssfs.ax ssseafssan9 A1S SFse.
sssfiug 4 ste4 seEsee Hssase f&keA &0defe1e. Areg
xeaekaes Resz- iA1eilsEemeex.
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sse 81 onsArsa TeFsryInAry essseEes Tcrgssss
Noassz. sseEE arr Sse4 stxtseA esFa4f 4 ID
and waNaaxgtna skrexss. tesapA9ze - Es1a4s.
Na 40
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SNORT or FuSDs.


iAeKsos, Miss, Jan. ld-rhe represent
tlses, under suspension af the rules. to-
eas passed a bin sfpropr;ating 81 900 10 be
ned IN paying tbs expenses al state Agent
sssae. nov IN Nav York with acquisitions
f. ihs alders and aheitors in the Sullivan
ks:sain light
Jayne 8 now In New York delayed for
ssei Of money % pay expenses Of the
PRISONERS To MspsisSipuf.
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nslrlan allner. nat Araln.

Esrssyts Jan. rs The troaAe in che
Nassieroi district kas hroken cat sfreSA.
Tee msnsfs became involved in q dispute
= . the method Of esecuting she eoacex.
ssea granted 60 shcn by the mine owaers.
tad Again seat ON strike.
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sorrcE TO STOCKHOLDERS


NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS - HE An
~ nuat meeting 81 the stockholders of the A.
f. HoiAlipE Co f0f Puget Sonndl will be held
AZ their Office in this city, JaausFy q. in90 sc
O'Clock p. ns. J. c. NIXON. Pres dent
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLM MEETfNs:
- the annual meeting of the stockholders OF
this Seattle American District Telegraph COM
pany viii be head at the rooms OF the company
on d9nfsay. January ~, 1890. NJ 80 p. M, for
the election OF directors and tbs transaetio Of
such other business as may bgl properly brought
before IL 4. j. GRANT, Ftee. President.
c. A. MATsoS. Secretary.
NOTICE OF PAYMENT or DIyTDENns--TO
~ the stock holders of the Seattle Transfer
Co: Tho trustees 81 the Seattle Transfer Co.
have declared dividend Of Ia per cent. on the
capital stock Of the corporation. payable on the
ION day OF January, A. r. 1880 At the Office Of the
company In Seattle, and Ike dividends win be
paid thereafter or or before tho 10th day OF
each succeeding mouth until further notice
NOAH ARMSTRONG. President
CHAs. ARMSTRONG. Secretary.
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$50 syset sa3 AsSlpts aYraus. Friday.
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fssgs ASS Is meagAs
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$40 sse,a \ ~, -. % pisa Daniel 'oas' &o,
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FER rates saa steafaer reservations cal q
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LNtN8 N4AtNts
DRxSEs FASn t0NABfsY MADE AID
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gtrext between sees1d ana knisa
FuTTT~a AxD Fgr1TS9-EAD1Es WAISTS
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rsarkesa sns ard Faesss - ssrs4es ~ sFeaAtss
lzsm TIE Etrsta &esaxsnT. retf@ff a. EAAFisn-
gke~s ze8sEs snt boss xATEasnss esf e1z tasts -
ossser "a tae l&seai as - Ia eMsfry gzsr1. S9t8
Fs&N sssTes
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&IA HAEaE-KEAL &@GA1%
lr0R sA1x-a ACRES NORTH Or BAL
II lard. n4AT " 0ual&xa p&sks 81 p11fx 4
reaafy fes the market " II WhaEwoExA. rQesza
- seasFas hseek
I-0a sALE-aao 10 1sso ACRES Or FINEST
& lake ssnra. i've ra3-o.as vii pun sArcBgh
+ J. = Moody & Go. caEner second ard IHl-
verzisy
TToR sAEE-ss5. ssa: Iaax1a8. Business coz.
IT nexs Al speculation Hlsok- SO Seenad-
I-oR sALg-xl7s: HOUSE CT 5 ROOMS.
With fETaaEare &s1 neu boat tsxA Ao0x,
so secona-
L,oR sALE-So. INSIDE coESER- r1axiaa.
II wi1h new bseck payiEx - ~ est EEss-
class investment: Liberal ternss xNsaA Mhss-
sker. DEEaas { Hastsn, Aora oseck.
Los skI-E-la RsEI SQUARE eoKNGR;
II oue kaHek lscvs EaGsssa street cable near
p0wsF hopses mzsE - saId. Inquire Of 3. y.
AashsFzaari, rooEn /, Nswlsa block
IsoR s8IR- g0xsaa: suuTHwE-T CORNER
Il ofFifth and BsAnfhA-d. SS.5Q3s laaxE1Q an
sastAss&s szsnsE q fifth sI11 Blanchard s. sssa;
hzy. 40; sexI20. wish koase on. Eleventh
stgxet, near Columbia s. 5aa ChfIbssg & Card
nez. Eooaa ?. Liswsllyn-Do1ee bioek.
I-0s sALE-oRgs0x TIMER LAND: as
II qaArtar sections 80 ane body. ca lssge
tstEatNry 81 The ~ iaAariesse: opeu Ter entry For
r
CITY. Or
s-oR sAI.E-aEE ACRES N0gTH OF IA
i VIENNA PsEk and east a 6resa Lake ~ si0o
81 acre. hRd cash; VIII make elgasy lots
saTi2s 10 sl'ey. which is 21a lot See owner,
5snoEey bio I, on Thifd street.
LsoR sALE-FAfRHAvEN: Is SECURES
It lot Ia Valley Park, en- ?. Il 5 T. E See
maps and pat A. 10 Marion street
TOR sALE-FfDALaso ISLAND: LARGE
~ At IAN Erft tsaEF - FnS lar
trent on simtfk bay viii ee sold body or
Givife1 TO SUR rare chance tor capitalists 20
secure really hne tract aud mske big money;
pfiRcinals oniy address. Eidasgos Post-Intes.i-
gsEeer
T,soR sALE-TWo CHEAP S-AcRE TRACTS
~ Green Lake and ether bargains ~ Sc
altls, Nhateona and Beihngham Bay Paul
Henderson aos Marion street
I1oR sALE-IP yoU HAVE 500 VIZ WILL
Il sell yoa = si,ss1 home GA payments much
choice II several plans. don's buy or bald
without calling aud eeeiug what we caa do for
y0u. Moore Land Company. Corner Second and
james streets,
TOR sAIE-AADIsoS STREET LoTs, 60
a. xi2a At frora 800 o 500 each: tiEeiy 10
Gated; good view. Washington Territory In
ssstTnent Company.
NOR Saloon SOUTH SECOND STREET;
II We offeF 1aexia feet on South Second street,
corner of Jackson; Washington Territory Invest
uens Company. Llewellyn-nodge hulldlag.
ISOR SALON FRONT STREET NEAR
IL Bellevue hotel, two lots each e)xl20 feet. ae-
tween the saale and electric road; washington
Territory Inyestment Company. Leweliyn-
Dodge hlsidinS
IsoR ALE-BELLIEGHAM BAY: Lot
IT 25xli0. with two-stoTy frame store aud
dwelling. on the best business street in sehSme,
including a stock Of fancy goods with coed
business attached; viii be sold cheap and is
g. 80 Ia
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Il r. THOMSON. HYDRAULIC AND FAsf.
81 fArY engineer PiAss and specifications
f3r we'efw0rka sA5 sewerage. Heating eti1
sanitation ct hnHtiagA kupeTinlendepee 81
tsenssr1egsan Ao.3eased. General enTyeFi1sa
pFaEgftg done. kocm 50. seattle book. z
Q hon -,
ID r. THOMPSON 4 CO., n IL THOMPSON.
H. geogFe p. EoEzerSts. Clarence L WElba
ssFst rnEi aesrx aBA surveyors afe iaeAtesi To
ru0n1a D aA6 81 Eafxe oineks corner Third
aEd Uaion. All aates sad FseuESs ssxe1. cts 81
caautg NuxK gToHEptsy aften4ee 90 maps. ffles-
rigs ~ bliss sFinss tarrssaed xf thaff ntsstce
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ryersErEs 3sD pRAuGHrSaex

DlCHAkD AEvfSs L.. CIVIL ENGINEER
"a and s1fweycr--FiAns haa3e s0r hydgknise and
ssnftafy works, fn1ndatiOns aud. seeeral com
sSrnrst0n. r&ilFuad protests and general asIryef-
saR TIE latest correct township piats 81 tie
entire state % Washington. ToYsETaphifs1.
Eux. Blue pr3ufs Of al the aaditamx - seMfss.
aE5ta hlge fgguss general i8HGs6sps sketch
shgs pfaEE pt@ses Aa0 ercafaey egasanses5.
9gsee room =. bosson stock. sraslAe. = asA.
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PHYSICIANS AND sURGEoSS
Ms : ! DIAN, FlixsIciAN AsI stsss:.
vi gsaus efSce. seattle tsseks onee hss2Ss,
= - a "a "a 70 - Z. N ressdenee. eossseF
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night "a : pEemptsf asFsaded
nRHI FfEIscHgs. DErTscEIEE AKIz
- oaasa AZ sooa - Eseo lioass, lstsA kfFsas
sfresss Ftste1ee4 corner 1aAr5 aisa t>tfss~ Aess-
nAeER ~
ssAg4H ErNnAfx. " 10 GRADUATE 0R
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cnslsFen aud obstetrics Eoo1 ~, seAsfas
kieck
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VI. 81 EAsssge fAsrraanT. FhysseisE aEa sIs-
Fe0a. OAes. cornef Third s09 gasnes ssseeSs
Diseases e ne eye, sAs sn3 tifoAs : sisesss-sT
IL xrEExa NJ r.. PHYSICIAN AND
~ snFrrsses oesee Els = cnzs street oFeE ~ =
svsen en3ee roasz Gals tSaEass AEzwssed
eav o. n4ths N4smrsn. 4hrsst sanx re1tms @sa
al s.eas Diseases szeeestseily sseAie1
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Ke0H Ae.SsssHes, YesaeF svenaa 0Eee,
razsss - Cpssat4s aSzsax- s@sez2 ard es52s2ssssA
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NoTIcE az DISSOLUTION.


NOTICE or Dissolution.
NOTICE OF DfsgnIUTfON-THE co.pART-
~ nsrshir heretofore existing between H.
y Cure, ". p. Richards AMI J. s Oldham, 81
Fremont. has this aaT been dissolved by lnuH IL
consent. The busiaess win be continued bv
Ac6alre & frederiekson. Who will pay all
debts aud collect all moneys due.
r. MCGUIRE.
w,P RICHARDS,
]. & OLDHAM
seatsle, January Is. 1890
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION - THE CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing hetweea
George +. Raymond and Charles r. Egseyt. Of
attic, and F. ksgegt OF Portland. Or, has this
day been dissolved 5y mutual consent, George
Il. Raymond succeeding 10 the Second street.
store ard c. T. and T. Eggert ta{ne North Seattle
business George r. Raymond collects 81 Sc
counts and assumes ail Liabilities.
GEORGE f. RAYMOND,
-. EGGERT,
i. EGGERT.
Seattle. January Is. Is9a.
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REvorAr Sorrcx

GccRkT a os ESs. CIVIL ENGINEERS AID
- SEFvsgnss hsve r@Esare4 10 res o@.ess ~
srztssa Asaek. rsasax eel az3 Ga = zax Asd sE-
gsz.steE aeara tas ssFnasHfsk. sne ks5szAs sEF-
VeYkAx Fsn& & = ktsezsse3 ~
egr4 SEEK gToR's UTYfeE
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NaE kENx-NEeRE.f FgES1s1k4 anaMS
60 s9sss * Saxse. wsSaas wfs@sss aa2s1
LIE e9ExEsA HsrexL
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DfgHAkn NINA - CIVIL KS6gNkEK
III aH8 saxvegss. aaE sNAsnsss Ess nsaN sSeza
sss AAgsa kseeS S rosa - iss4saa eseck
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%en SALARY, tss kNFENsKs ~ AaeANtE
e>tsN asw@s - hsNagh, sAaasSy rsaT4
eeees s. Neess 90 ts&vesEas ne - f2sses aaa3sNs
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ID NfNGToN TYPEWRITER HKAnauAR-
4AssrSs nzeAises AL safpsSess cher hand AID
fyFzewF.fsax c1lcSx sseaIa sk1. seattle heck.
ecsaer bird ard EaeFry streets
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los REsT-LARGE BASEMENT CORNER
i Ssront Rn4 Nashfnxtan. ApnIy Poodle
psg restaurant, seeosz door from corner. or
Masafuetoa street
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-28
CORNW ALL.

The late frosts injured the gardens and grapevines in the valleys.
 Rev Dr White, former pastor Of this church, visited here last week. He passed the winter in Florida and is now going to live with his son in Walton, N. Y.
 The village improvement society of one has moved the lawns on both sides of the street, making it look better.
 Geo Knowles has moved to Dudley town, on the Frank Roger place.
 The grounds around the residence of John Swanson have been graded, trees set out, etc., and it makes handsome corner.
 F. B. Garner is putting new shafting and machinery into Mir Calhoun's new shop. We understand they are to have a planer, gristmill, etc., there.
 The recent rains have made good feed in the pastures, and large stories about the amount of milk given by COWS are in older. One man in our village has one COW, and fats calves, sells milk, makes butter, and as he has no pig does not know what to do with his skinned milk.
 Philo M. Kellogg has been appointed census enumerator for this census district and would respectfully request that the people would make some estimates of the value of their farms, their incomes, etc, so that when he calls for them he may obtain them without delay.
 Joel Curtiss died on Friday of last week. He had La Grippe and never fully recovered from it.
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-28
Death of Dr. Steele.

Winsted is in mourning at the death of Dr Harvey B. Steele which occurred at 4:30 o'clock last Saturday morning.
 Dr Steele was born in New Britain Feb 22, 1927, For more than forty years he has practiced medicine in Winsted, and his townsmen affectionate- ly called him "the beloved physician. He was especially beloved by the poor, whom he always cared for regardless of any pay he might receive or hope to receive. On Sunday over one thousand visitors called to take last look at his remains. His funeral was attended at his late residence on Monday at 2 p. m. and all the stores in the borough were closed during the services. The burial was conducted by St Andrews Masonic lodge and delegations of Masons were present from Torrington, Collinsville, Thomaston, Norfolk and other towns.
 Dr Steele was also prominently identified with the business interests of Winsted and held many positions of trust. He was postmaster of West Winsted from 1853 to '61. He represen- ted Winsted in the legislature during the sessions of 1873, '79 and '87 and was Senator elect for the 18th district in 1874 and '75. He was once warden of the borough, and he was active in organizing the military Company I which was named "Steele Guards" in his honor He was an active and infuen- tial member of several secret societies in Winsted. r~--a.s
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-28
ASHLEY FALLS.

MT A. Dunham's horse became fright ened near home last Wednesday and came wildly down into our street, rush. ing into MT Sardam's yard, taking three circuits around the house, then freed itself from the wagon and started fo1 the street but was caught by Mir R. Fowler. It was narrow escape for MT Sardam's s two little ones, who had but just gone into the house from playing in the yard.
 H. H. Brigham. Esq, of Westfiela, made flying visit home over Sunday
 MT J. Turner is building @ silo fol John Griffith, and MT Hurlburt is to build one soon.
 Preparations are being made for recitations and singing in our cemeteries on Memorial day.
 MT Alfred Heaton and MT Barnett, o1 Lakeville, drove over here Sunday.
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-28
Colorado Cities and Places.

This is the title of q pamphlet just issued by the passenger department of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway. It comprises 60 pages of valuable information, relating to some of the principal cities and resorts of Colorado, with 52 beautiful illustrations of different scenic views and localities, engraved from original photographs, and which have never before appeared in any work of this kind. In the two last supplementary pages, carefully revised list is given of the leading hotels, restaurants, etc., in the cities and places described, with the names of their proprietors, the rates per day or week, and the character of accomo- dations provided. Copies will be mailed free to applicants in any part of the world, on receipt of cents each for postage. Address John Sebastian, Gen'l Ticket and Passenger Agent, O, R. I. & P. R. R., Chicago, Illinois.
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-28
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
FELLOWSHIP MEETINGS.

FELLOWSHIP MEETINGS. Editor of Neaos Thank you for your notice of the fellowship meetings. did not pre- sume to ask such favor without pay ing for it. We owe THE NEWS good credit.
 The meeting at Kent was the largest fellowship meeting in years Many participated warmly in the discussion of the topic, and all thoroughly enjoyed the occasion. Canaan sent the largest delegation from outside the town, I mean, of course, Pilgrim church. Dr Eddy was there in force as usual. The Kent people generously entertained all at their homes, and the Housatonic railroad did the courteous thing in stopping the limited express for our accommodation going north.
 Now then, "Ho for Salisbury" next Thursday. A gold mine is going to be opened. Yours Cordially,
 J. o. GODDARD Salisbury, May 23, 1890.
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-28
KENT.

Twenty y-eight tickets sold at this sta tion for Bridgeport last Thursday ...
 MT R. Frisbie is adding to and greatly improving his recently purchased house in this village. Another young man gone west Hamilton V. Searles started last week for Colorado .... Mrs s. Cogswell, of Ct Burlington. was in town Thursday. -. Mrs Newton. of Falls Village, visited relatives here last week. Sidney Reed, of Falls Village, made short stop in town the other day. He came down behind the iron horee, and went back driving an iron gray horse . j. Homer Swift, of Cleve- land, Ohio, has arrived in Kent for g short stay. He was formerly resident here. |. Prof Hayes and wife, of New York, and Mrs Hartwell, of New Mil ford, are the guests of Mrs Russel Eaton It has been supposed that the Kent cornet band was dead, but it seems that just breath of life still remains. A few of the original mem- bers recently met and tried to blow that breath into reviving flame. It is hoped they will make go of it. The fellowship meeting was held at the Cong. church May %, according to appointment Quite 8 delegation of ministers and others arrived by the afternoon trains. There was good attendance and the meeting proved in every way satisfactory and profitable. :,
 The Christian Endeavor meeting on Sunday evening was one of special interest. Subject, Temperance, led by Rev B. M. Wright It was recently remarked to your correspondent, by a reader of THE NEWS, that we always manage to get in something about the churches. We think the reason IS that in the churches, and among church people, seems to be most of the life of the place. If the outsiders and sinners will only wake up and have something g going on, we shall be very glad to
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The best and largest assortment of hats in Hartford always to be found at Parker's, 1O9 Asylum Street.
 Watches a speciality at Capewell's, West Winsted, Conn.
 The Farmers' Political League of North Canaan, will hold meeting at the school house in District No l, East Canaan, on Friday evening, May 3Oth.. at 2. 30 o'clock. All interested in agri- cultural pursuits are invited.
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-28
Music Teachers Convention.

AuSAC AcdCncIS> COnVCnt1Ous
 The first convention of the Connecti- cut Music Teachers association will be held in Hartford Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, June 2, and 4. In order to give members ample time to reach the city the first concert will be given in the afternoon. Concerts will be given in the Center church, Unity hall and the South Baptist church. All the business meetings and large part of the recitals, etc., will be given in Unity hall. The oratorio Elijah" will be given in the South Baptist church on Wednesday evening. June 4th., at 745 o'clock by the combined choral societies of New Britain and Middletown. MT R. F. Paine, conductor.
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-28
Hola is to the Light.

The man who tells you conadentially just what will cure your cold is prescribing Kemp's Balsam this year. In the prepara- hon of this remarkable medicine for coughs and colds no expense Is spared to combine the best and purest ingredients. Hold bottle of Kemp's Balsam to the light and look through 1t; notice the bright, clear look; then compare with other remedies. Price eoa and S1. Sample bottle free,
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-28
SOUTH CANAAN.

The Rev MT Hanna exchanged with the Rev Mir DePeus from Norfolk. He gave 8 fine sermon from the text For not he that commendeth himself is approved but whom the Lord com mendeth." The church was fragrant with beautiful flowers.
 Mrs John Hunt has been seriously i'll during the past week. but is better at the latest accounts.
 The severe influenza still continues and several are sick with it.
Connecticut western news., 1890-05-28
CORNWALL BRIDGE.

Miss Josie Fields, of Sheffield. is visiting at l.. A. Rob1nson's.
 Miss Grace Robinson is visiting friends in New Haven.
 Mrs l.. A. Robinson, who has been seriously i'll, is improving.
 Miss Sadie Merrifeld, who has been in Greenbush on visit, has returned home.