Connecticut western news., 1891-12-03

He who loses time loses himself.
 Isn't it about time to stop being SC jealous?
 We need more manufacturing en. terprises.
 November was rather cool in taking his departure.
 Rev T. S. Bond was in New York Monday and Tuesday.
 Rev Samuel F. Adam was in town several days this week.
 Mrs Maria Adams condition is again extremely critical.
 -Dr Camp has exchanged his black horses for span of iron grays.
 The floral offerings at Frank Lakes funeral were photographed by F. F Stevens.
 Dave" son of the Rev David Phillips of Lakeville, is visiting friends in this village.
 Mir and Mrs Martin Phillips. oi Danbury. were guests at Eugene s, Roots over Sunday.
 Anyone contemplating matrimony will do we'll to call and see our samples of wedding invitations.
 Misses Mamie and Katie Finnegan gave party at their home on Reed street on Thanksgiving eve.
 A good boy, 16 years old, wants a place where he can do chores for his board and schooling. Inquire at NEWS office.
 December arrived with smiling face, to make amends for keeping the girls waiting 31 days for leap years ar rival.
 | Conductor Hinman. of the c. N E. & W. road, moved his household goods from Pittsfeld to Poughkeepsie last Friday.
 Charles Stone. l.. C. Rogers and Geo E. Norton, of Winsted, are paint ing the interior of B. D. Lawrence's s new house.
 Michael Ryan is visiting relatives in Norfolk. He once lived here, twelve years ago, but is now located in Port land, Oregon.
 -E. R Lorrain and men are build. ing piazza AS feet long and seven feet wide, on the east side of Frank Hitch cocks house.
 | Conductor Geo H Brown, who left the O N. E. x w. road about three weeks ago, Is at work for George Hatch at Bridgeport. The remains of Mrs. Louis E. Rood (nee Betsy King), who died in Ra- venna. O., last July, were brought here yesterday for interment. Attention, Post 60! Our next reg ular communication, (Dec 9th,) will be election of officers and annual inspec- tion. M. J. KILMER, Commander.
 Prof H. NJ. Adams operation was finished Monday a. m. at Hartford. The doctors say that the operation was en- tirely successful and that the prospect for his recovery is good. Miss Bridges will leave here on Saturday for New York; thence she will sail for London, to visit her brother. She expects to spend the winter with her brother in Southern France and Italy.
 -"Yesterday being Thanksgiving, there is one thing I am thankful for that is, to be able to continue my sub scription to my home papers" This sentiment, taken from the letter of a subscriber in Michigan. renewing his subscription to THE NEWS, is too ex- emplary not to be given wider circu. latiop.
 That intellectual race horse, the Rev J. H. Muller, of Sheffield. Mass. exchanged with the Rev D. c. Stone last Sunday morning. MT Muller preached an able and encouraging ser. mon from the text recorded in Matthew v,6: "Blessed are they which do hun ger and thirst after righteousness fol they shall be filed"
 The Litchfield North Asssociatirr of ministers will meet at Kent on Tues day, Dec Sth. They will hold three sessions. viz at 1O.3O 8 m., D. m and 7.30 p. m. The program is very full one, and it is reasonable to suppose that by p. m. the ministers will re ssmble the program in that respect as dinner will be served at 12 30, anG supper at 5.30 p. m.
 William H. Taylor, of the Putnam Standard and secretary of the Connecti cnt Weekly Press Association, was mar ried to Miss Alice I. Day, of Spring field, Mass, on Thanksgiving day. They will reside at Putnam. While we ex tend congratulations and best wishes wt cannot resist the temptation to remarl that Brother Taylor selected good da, for good deed and'a good Day for good Taylor.