Connecticut western news., 1893-11-09

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 -President Cleveland has issued a proclamation naming Thursday, Nov. 30 as Thanksgiving Day.
 Second snow of the season last Sat- urday; and second class snow it was too. being about half rain.
 William Wright, carpenter from Bridgeport. has moved into the Watson house recently vacated by H. E. Holt.
 The railway officials of the Consoli- dated road have issued orders to have the cesspool at Union depot in this viii lage cleaned out
 The jury case of Allen vs. Batter son, which was to have commenced yes .terday in the Superior court at Winsted, has been put over until the April term of the court.
 Don't forget that the next lecture of the course in the M. B. church oc- CUTS on Tuesday evening, Nov. IA, when the Rev W. A. Mackey, of Lee, Mass, will tell us about Bishop Simpson.
 Mrs Hannah Morgan, v years old, of Piainville, picked a mess of green peas in her garden last week, which she planted and raised herself. New Hart ford Tribune-What's the matter with Hannah?
 A 200 pound deer with long horns has recently been roaming around the hills and swamp near Boston Corners, N. Y. Several different parties have seen it, and it is mystery where it came from.
 Miss Mary Bower. of Salisbury. is a new pupil at Canaan high school She boards at Charles Gillette's. Miss Bow CT was one of Miss Roraback's pupils in Salisbury for several years, and sue has followed her teacher to Canaan. The Ward place, south of the vil- lage, has been rented to MT Kent, vice. president of the Clayton Fire Brick Go |, and he is now occupying it. Mrs o. O. Briggs, the former occupant, will re- move to Hartford. where MT Briggs has @ situation in the F., R. & N. B. office.
 We have frequently stated, and yet 1t becomes necessary to state again, that the NEWS cannot publish school reports. There are so many schools in this and neighboring towns that if the columns of the NEWS were open to school reports they would soon monopolize the paper. 1Mr W. J. Martin, for number of years assistant to General Freight and Passenger Agent J. 0. Anderson of the New York, Ontario and Western, has been appointed general freight and pas senger agent of the Philadelphia. Read ing & New England railroad. Mir Mar tin will begin his new duties Nov. 18th. The Winsted Herald of Nov. 6 says; MT and Mrs Frederick Perry, of Canaan, arrived in town to-day and will make their permanent residence with MT and Mrs w. M. Deming on Hubbard street, Mrs Deming being their foster daughter. MT Perry is in poor health, and his de- sire is to be with his daughter during his declining days.
 An exchange tells of woman who bought,a new-fangled coffee pot from a peddler. In the evening she show ed it to her husband. hardware dealer, who told her he kept the same thing in his store for half the price she paid. Well. said she, ''why don't you ad- vertise? Nobody ever knows what you have for sale."
 The business of Canaan postoffice has increased until the office has now become presidential office. or Tn other words has been rated as third class office instead of fourth class office. On Nov. the U. s. Senate confirmed the nominations of William H. Camp as postmaster at Canaan, and John D. Stuart as postmaster at Lakeville. 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.
 All the readers of the NEWS will be welcomed at A. M. Baldwin's music store in Ct. Harrington and will be shown that musical wonder, the Jam es & Holmstrom piano with patent trans posing key board. Those who attend ed the Beethoven concert in Canaan, Sept 29th heard this piano but did not have an opportunity to examine its mechanism.
 D Another of the mistakes of this life was made by the intelligent compassion last week in correcting the P .. R. < N. B. time table. The passenger trains for; merly went each way at $40 8. m. and in correcting to the revised schedule the comp. changed the wrong .4U. The table is correct this week and the east bound train leaves at $40 a. m, the
 west bound at 10. B a. m.
 | Colonel Winchell says: Young
 Farmer, fertilize; make two spears o
 grass grow where there aint but one
 that doubles the production. Don'l
 you get the idee? Plant trees, raise
 fruit Why from one acre, rear our
 house, we realized $3O0 from apples
 this year, at a low price, just because
 the land was rich. You see where tht
 point is don't you?-Millerton Telegram | Never cash check for stranger
 Never cash the check of stranger. IT
 other words, never cash stranger