Connecticut western news., 1891-05-27
Don't forget the Pineapple Tea

urday.
 Mir w. B. Hall, the Bridgeport was guest at Mir H. w. Wat sons over Sunday.
 -Forty-seven calves were purchased here yerterdsy at prices ranging from 5 to six cents per pound.
 Mrs Sarah A. Cogswell, of Great Burlington. visited friends here from Friday until Monday.
 On Friday of this week Maitland Osborne, Jr.. will start for Mount Yer non. Me-, to visit relatives.
 Mrs Jane Fellows and daughter, Mrs Betsey Buell., of Hawleyville. were guests at Judge Grangers's last Satur- day.
 John N. VanDeusen and wife start to-day for a carriage drive through Berkshire County and Eastern New York.
 HI. D. Humphrey is changing the shape of the roof to the ell part of his house and is raising the kitchen floor to the level of the dining room floor.
 Nine persons, members of the Wan gum Lake Sunday school, made a pro- fession of faith last Sunday and others are under conviction. The Lord is ln the work.
 In accordance with his usual cus- tom on the Sunday evening following Decoration day, the Rev T. s. Bond will next Sunday evening preach a memorial sermon.
 W. H. Emmons has resigned his position in New Britian, and returned to this town. He made his first trip as brakeman on Conductor Lakes passen- ger train yesterday.
 The sale of the Douglas place" left H. W. Watson and family without a place of residence but they have deci- ded to move into s. c. Beckley's house June and board s. 0. Beckley and family. s-... .'e-.2
 Henry J. Gillette, City Evangelist, Hartford, visited relatives here from yesterday afternoon until $40 8. m. to- day. He speaks to-day at the Christian Endesvor meeting in Falls Village, upon the topic Personal Work.
 A report from Salisbury states that MT Henry Hubbard, who has been un- we'll for several months. is now danger ously ill. He has been confined to his bed but few days, though his recovery is now considered doubtful. MT Hub bard has been nearly life long resi- dent of Salisbury. being past sixty years of age.
 In Salisbury Memorial day will be observed as usual; exercises will be held at the cemetery in the village at 2.3O p. m. Other cemeteries throughout the town will be visited during the fore noon, An invitation is extended to the public in general, and particularly to the members of the schools to take part in the exercises.
 The Chinese Wistaria vine on s. 0. Beckley's house has blossomed very luxuriantly this year. During the past week many of our villagers have called to see this beautiful boquet consisting of nearly or quite 400 large and deli cately colored racemes. All are welcome to call and enjoy view of this rare boquet.
 The Central New England and Western Railroad Company has recent Fly given mortgage of $5,OOO,O 900 to the Fidelity Trust and Safe Deposit Com pany of New York. The mortgage has been filed at Kingston. We now can expect to see rapid developments in the business of that road, as it has been we'll known for a long time that all they needed was money for start.
 By the Till of the late John Scoville the town of Salisbury gets not only sl2, 900 for a public library. but he also bequeaths his own library to the Libra ry association of that town. The books have arrived and have been slowed away until the new building is ready for use Among the most important works of the collection are Chambers Encyclopedis azd full set of Bancroft's histories. It is announced that the holders O. S2. 5OO,O of first mortgage bonds O the Central New England & Wester1 Railroad bonds have agreed to waive two years interest, and then, having cut off four coupons, to exchange thei present holding of 6's for new consoli dated As at par. For the first quarter of 1891 and 1890 gross earnings hav been S141, ,73O and $96, s72 respectivel, and net earnings $32, 883, against $14, 294.
 When in the course of human events it became necessary to suppl the inhabitants of this section with ne, carriages, wagons, surreys and vehicle of every description, then rose up W G. Cargill and established carriag repository at Canaan, and from that da to this he has sold vehicles by the SCOT.
 He sold six in one day last week, an sold three Monday. Just take look {
 the novelties which he has received thi week.
 POINTERS.
 Chickens wanted. See advertisement