Connecticut western news., 1894-11-22
Local News.

Mrs Adeline Beckley arrived Mon- day from Kent.
 The leaks in the roof of the Town Hall have been mended. =
 The frame for Chester M. Deming's B new house has been raised and covered.
 Mrs Bailey has returned to the Warner House after few weeks ab- sence.
 --The husband out late o'nights now, must invent some other excuse besides politics.
 The Rev Frederick Thompson will preach in Christ church next Sunday morning.
 The Rev B. Seeholzer will take a two weeks vacation commencing next next week.
 Michael Healy has bought the David Scott place in Weatogue and will take possession in April.
 Seneca Strong has returned from ten days visit with relatives and friends in Pittsfield and Dalton, Mass.
 Rev B. Seeholzer will preach a Thanksgiving sermon in the M. B. church on Sunday at To- 80 g. m.
 The mercury registered zero at Nor folk on Tuesday morning. while at Clayton it stood degrees above zero.
 -Winsted and Torrington will play foot ball at Torrington on Thanksgiving day. A number of the Canaan team win take in the game.
 Four Dollars was the average price paid to i'the cattle" on Tuesday to maintain the purity of the ballot in the town of Pine Plains. Register.
 A valued contem porary says: "The time to quit advertising is when you are dead. Why quit then? Lydia Pink ham didn't-Gowands Herald.
 MT and Mrs 0. O. Briggs move into their now house on Prospect Ave. this week. By the way. neat little barn has just been built on the premises,
 Thomas vasey of Mill River, Mass, aged Al years, recently ate piece, of the green cover of pamphlet, which tho doctors say was the cause of his death.
 Don't eat raw oysters unless you want, to have typhoid fever. Many cases of this disease all ovsr the state, have recently been traced to eating raw oysters.
 We notice the name "Cashdollar" in one of our exchanges. It is a good name, and we do not doubt that it's ow- ner always pays 100 cents Cash" on the dollar.
 There will be no church services on Thanksgiving Day in this village ex- cept in Christ church. The hour of the services will be announced in that church on Sunday.
 The snow disappeared rapidly last Thursday and Friday, but at this writ ing (Monday noon) )the north side of Ga naan mountain is still covered with mow that fell two weeks previous.
 "A meeting will be held at the Town Hall tomorrow (Friday) evening at 8.15 o'clock, to take steps to organiz' . hose company. All public spirited citizens are invited to attend and es- pecially all the young men.
 District Deputy Drowne, of New Hartford, will visit Housatonio Lodge No. 61, F. & A. M. next Saturday eve ming Nov. 24. and it is hoped that ever, member of the Lodge will make n special effort to be present. s- -Amenia N. Y. is rejoicing at the in creased demand for iron ore. Its local paper says: "More men have been put on at the ore bed and wages are to be all paid up and hereafter will be paid weekly. The stock of ore on hand ha all been cleared out by sale."
 The Litchfield County Commission CTS have reduced the license fee from $500 to $500, and the county commis sioners of Hartford. Holland and New Haven counties have voted to reduc, the retail liquor licenses from $400 to $30O.-Eew Hartford Tribune. Two or three more similar reductions would give us freq rum.
 In order to induce people to have their work done now instead of waiting until just before the holidays when there is always a rush, DemIng, the Photographer, will give during Novem- Der . beautiful silver frame with every dozen cabinets. Samples can be seen at the studio. open every Thursday.
 The dance and supper given by the young people of St. Joseph's church for the benefit of the church, last week Wednesday night, was decided success in every way. There was large at tendance, many from out of town, es pecially from Norfolk, being present And all had good time. We never saw happier or more good natured throng. Doty's orchestra, of North Egremont, Mass, (harp. cornet and violin) furnished the music, which could not have been better. Quite 2 number of the young Protestant gentle men of this place attended and took )ktt in the dancing. The receipts wera oa1.5i, sxpsasss eQ0. .s5.