Connecticut western news., 1894-09-13
Local News.

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 Mir and Mrs s. 0. Beckley are talk ing bicycle trip. .
 Miss Florence Thomson returned to New York on Monday.
 Rev F. Thompson preached in Newport, R. l., on Sunday.
 The cellar for Mrs R. J. William s new house was completed this week.
 -M4ss s. W. Adam and Miss Dun ming are spending a few days on the Maine coast.
 MT and Mrs Milton O. Jones and two children, of New York. are visiting at H. D. Humphreys.
 Master Edward Tanning at A. A. Hubbard's, is 80 far recovering of the scarlet fever as to sit up.
 Mrs H. B. Ives is spending a week with relatives and friends at Monterey, Mass. She left yesterday.
 -Frederick Moddel. and family have moved in Miss Honora Britt's new house on Railroad street.
 Miss Gussie Bronson, of East Ga nsan, with Miss Miller, of Stanfordville, N. r., were in Poughkeepsie last week and attended the bicycle races.
 Tomorrow evening the Winsted Evening Citizen will appear as an eight page paper with new dress of type.
 Miss Merrill returned on Tuesday from visit of several weeks with rela- tives and friends in Newburgh. N. Y.
 Rev Samuel F. Adam preached in Christ church oh Sunday morning. His subject was the parable of the Pharisee and the Publican.
 Miss Mary 8huckerow and Miss Honora Britt returned yesterday from a trip to New Haven, Glastonbury, Hart ford and other places.
 Miss Dugan spent the summer in Ireland. visiting the Lakes of Killarney and other points of interest on the island, besides going to Liverpool, England.
 About thirty persons from this village went on the excursion to Albany yesterday morning. There were ten crowded passenger coaches with about 700 passengers,
 "A Republican caucus to elect dele gates to the State, county congressional, senatorial, and probate conventions, will be held this tThursday) afternoon at 13O p. m. at the Town Hall,
 The Hon. Robert E. De Forest has kindly sent us copy of the Abstract of the Eleventh Census of the United States, for which the Honorable gentle man will please accept our sincere thanks.
 In the last issue of the NEWS, tie East Canaan correspondent told how East Canaan had set good example for Canaan. Since then East Canaan has continued its good work by arrest ing and punishing it's illegal liquor sell CTS. .
 The Poughkeepsie Daily Evening Star co. M. Shedd, proprietor, and J. G. l.. Capron. manager) has commenced the publication of Sunday edition. One Star shines in the evening and the other in the morning but both are so brilliant it is difficult to tell which is the brightest.
 William l.. Brown has secured a position in the New York office of the Caledoniau Insurence Go, and has enter ed on his duties. The office is at 27 and 29 Pine street, and it will be re- membered that N. A. McNeil, of Lime Rock, is the assistant manager of the Go in this country.
 MT and Mrs William Fl. Camp gave an informal party for number of their friends Tuesday evening. There was music by W. Fl. Camps orchestra for the dancers. The interior of the l. from which all the partitions have been removed, made a fine dancing hall and looked very pretty with festoons of Chinese lanterns. Many, played cards and all enjoyed themselves.
 James Bramah and Pietro Gondo la, both of East Canaan, having beon ar. rested on reputation for selling liquor and seizures having been made on thei, premises, were brought to trial in Jus tice Roberts court on Monday. Both pleaded guilty. Bramah's fine and costs amounted to $98 59. and those oi the gay and festive Gondoiier came to $69. .59. The Italian paid up, bu, Branch had to go to jail.
 Two boys, whose names we kindl ly suppress, were brought before Justice Roberts for breaking the windows ol s. A. Kemp's bakery on Saturday night. They pleaded guilty, and tbe Justice after addressing them in the tones and language of a "Dutch Uncle and explaining to them the "pure GUS sedness" of their conduct. suspended sentence and discharged them. They are thus put on their good behavior, ,and if they don't behave are liable to b. sent to the reform school J. Henry Roraback prosecuted.
 The improvements on the Unior depot are nearly completed and tho building now presents very attractive appearance. In color the exterior Ii the yellowish brown with dark browr trimmings, peculiar to the stations or the Berkshire Division of the Consolida ted road. New floors have been laid il the gentlemen's waiting room and thu express office. Several rooms bay been ceiled in Southern pine and th