Connecticut western news., 1891-05-06
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Ridgefield had double wedding re- gently. The contracting parties were two brothers and two sisters, the two bridesmaids were also sisters and the two best men were brothers The par ties welded were Arthur Main to Miss Ida Park and Frederick Park to Miss Bertha Main.
 B. Y. Warehouse has sold out the proprietorship of the Now Hartford House to- William T. Bates,s of Ct Bar rington, Mass, who took possession May 1st --....
 w. Fl. Wadhsms has sold bis farm in North Goshen to Willis Hurlbut, whose farm it adjoins.
 The Winsted Y. M. O. gymnasium is to have a swimming tank 30 feet square. The building is 60 X 43 and will cost 5000
 The singing school of Prof Harvey at Norfolk will give closing concert about the middle of May.
 Arthur D. Warner, Esq, bought the Curtiss place in Woodbury for $3O20 at @ recent auction sale, and will move there this spring.
 The funeral of Joseph W. Hurlburt, who died at Stamford, April 29th, was attended at Winsted last Friday. Mir Hurlburt was former resident of Win sted and about 25 years ago was in business partnership with O. s. Foster at Winsted under the firm name of Eos ter & Hurlburt. MT Hurlburt's wife died several years ago, and was buried at Winsted. The only surviving mem- bers of the family are his two daugh- ters, Fannie, now living in Stamford, and Della, now the wife of Rev ID. M. Moore of Colebrook. ... Miss Nellie Conlon, of Cornwall, died of consumption at her fathers residence in the east part of the town recently, aged twenty three years, making five children of the same family who have died with the same disease within five years. Winsted Herald.
 According to the new regulations is. sued by the commissioners of internal revenue, after April 30th manufacturers of and wholesale and retail dealers in manufactured tobacco will not be re. quired to pay special tax. The only | partment will be to sell no cigars ol brcnded.-New Hartford Tribune.
 Mrs s. B. Horne and daughter Belle arrived home at Winsted last Thursday evening from St Thomas, West Indies
 The Rockville Journal appeared last week in an entire new dress, thus en- abling it to present with it's clean type and fine quality of paper upon which il is printed very neat appearance. It' manager has also been able, owing te it's large circulation to add to it's me chanical department new boiler anl folder. With the present editor, MT e D. Fiske, the paper requires no guaran tee to insure it place in the from ranks of the weekly papers of the state
 The sale of brook trout and game privileges to syndicates has gone so fal in this state that lovers of hunting an6 fishing, who are 'on the inside," have concluded that something must be dont in self-defense. For this purpose the members of the Meriden Rod and Cur club held an enthusiastic meeting { short time ago, when a committee wal 1"pfASN | w oA6oAAA0 oA 0AvA-oJ uuASotS club. . | Dogs so abound in Plymouth tha some of the citizens go armed in sel defense.-New Hartford Tribune. | Last year the gifts to Yale colleg, amounted to 31, ,15l, ,272.
 New Milford is trying to organize lgood ball team.
 Mrs Stephen Hswley and Miss Jean cite Mallett, two sisters, who had livei together all their lives in the sam, homestead, No. 55 Park avenue, Bridge port, were buried therefrom last Thurs day afternoon having died within twent, four hours of each other. Both ladie were advanced in yeals and much re spected by those who were acquainted with them.
 Mrs William s Baldwin. of Nev Milford, severly scalded her feet on, morning last week by upsetting coffe pot.
 | George Warner. of New Milford, ha been appointed lineman for Danbury New Milford and Falls Village by th Southern New England Telephone Go The Harlem milk train carries abou twenty hundred cans of milk t
 New York daily, three hundred of whicl are taken on at Pawling. g.-Millertol