Connecticut western news., 1893-11-23
Local News.

is improving.
 .-James Lake and family moved into their new house yesterday.
 MT Alfred Adams. of Plymouth, has been visiting relatives hexe the past week.
 The astronomers business, in spite of the dull times. is looking up.-Lowell Courier.
 Thanksgiving services will be held in Christ church next Thursday morn ing by Rev F. w. Barnett.
 The cellar wall for E. s. Pease's new house is completed, and the frame for the house will soon be raised.
 MT Harry Sedgwick, of Cornwall Hollow, who has been ill for the past two weeks at the home of his sister, Mrs H. P. Tracy. is improving.
 Miss Lillie Root is to build house opposite Harmon Schamerhorn's on West Msin St. Work on the cellar was commenced last Monday.
 The Wangum Club are putting their rooms in order for billiard and pool table of the Brunswick- Bake make which will arrive this week.
 A tramp by the name of Kane occu- pied the cooler last Thursday night, and on Friday morning was handed over to Officer Bacon, of Sheffield. Mass, who wanted him for some offense or other.
 } Some from here will attend the Yale Harvard football game at Spring field Saturday. It will be possible to return the same day as the evening @ o'clock) train will wait connections at Hartford.
 We meyer offer any gewgaw pre- miums with the NEWS. We offer some thing desirable. For $2.0O new sub scribers can have the NEWS mailed to any address from now until 1895. Chew on this offer.
 The boys who recently threw stones 1t passenger train on the Consolidated road were seen by one of the officials. We have been requested to say that the employees of the company have been in- structed to be on the lookout for boys engaged in this form of rascality.
 Burglars entered the house of Rev F. Thompson on East Main street Mon day night, but were frightened away be- fore they secured any plunder. In their hasty departure they dropped pack age of pepper, very presumably carried to use as binder. No clue to the burglars is known of. Henry P. Lynch has lately been imbibing too freely for his own good and for the peace and comfort of his parents. Last Friday morning he was brought before Justice Fuller who judged it best for all concer ned Shat Henry pay nominal fine, and also board for 30 days with Landlord Sedg- wick at Litchfeld.
 Going to move, going to have any weddings in your family, are you in business, going to have au auction, or get up dance? In fact, are you going to want any printing? If so remember us. Come and see our samples of pos ters, tags, envelopes. bill and letterheads, statements, wedding invitations, dance programs and invitations, cards, tickets, etc.
 -Jo Cozite. Polish tramp, had one leg broken and one foot smashed at this place Tuesday forenoon. He was rid ing on the bumpers of F., R. & N. E. freight train and his foot was caught. His injuries were cared for by Dl Church. He tried to commit snicide with razor while he was lying on the stretcher but was prevented by J. G. Root, who was staying with him. Cozite was taken to the Hartford hospital on the l2 45 train.
 Bragg street was busy locality or Monday. Messrs Bragg and Weave, were moving the north fence. Carpen ters, masous, and painters were working on Lyman Howe's new house. A mum ber of men were grading Dwight Lef fngwell's premises. Carpenters were working on Mrs Roberts new house Stone were being quarried for the eel lar of Mrs Adelbert Weaver's house We must explain that Dr Ross old house is to be moved from Main St. t, Bragg St. and be occupied by Mir Weaver and family.
 We are sorry that MT B. F. Kesse has left the P. B. & N. E. road. He i a grand good fellow, genial and cour teous, man whom you always like t. meet either in social or business rela tion. He has been the Gen'l Passenge Agent of the P. R. & N. B. and ha worked faithfully and intelIigently fo the interests of the road and the accom- mediation of the public. All who kney him along the line will regret his de parture, but change of officers is to b expected every time the old Connect cut Western Road changes ownership or goes into the hands of receiver. w sincerely wish Mir Kesser success whel ever his lot may be cast.
 The fourth lecture of the course | the Methodist Episcopal church wa delivered by tho Rev T. s. Bond las Tuesday evening. subject "Westminste Abbey and its Associations. It was wonderful lecture upon wonderful subject. For forty minutes MT Bono read from his manuscript. and recount ed the historical features of the Abbe and gave description of the architec