Connecticut western news., 1894-06-14
Local News.

III you Whut oicycio, cniA on Beckley.
 Mir Bonner has painted his house on East Main street.
 The milk of human kindness not in- frequently contains bacilli.
 The frame for Miss Honora Britt's new house was raised last week.
 Both the freight and passenger business on the P. R. & N. B. road is increasing.
 Life is too short to spend much of it preparing for 1t and too long not to prepare for it.
 Prof. Whitney, of Yale, the re- nowned philologist and Sanskrit scholar, died last week.
 There are those who will tell the truth. even though the heavens fall on some one else.
 Calvin Barnes and John Ballentine have purchased new Hartford Safeties of John G. Beckley.
 Tt is reported that Smith Bros. of Kent have sold their tobacco filters for two cents per pound.
 The Winsted base ball nine beat the Wslline lords by score of to at Winsted last Saturday.
 MT and Mrs Geo. 0. Peet went to Bridgeport last week. Mrs Peet is still visiting her relatives there.
 Mir Lyman Dunning is steadily improving in health and strength. He sits up every day and even goes out doors.
 MT Rix, having resigned his posi- tion as headmaster of the Canaan Acad- emy, left town for Utica with his family on Monday.
 The Tooth. anniversary of the North Colebrook Baptist church, Rev. G. W. Remington. pastor. will be ob- served Thursday, June 2lst
 A pig walked into Rhoades' barber shop Tuesday morning. Perhaps 1t had been reading the Mother Goose rhyme of Barber, barber, shave pig.
 Remember today and tomorrow the last chance this season to buy suit or cloak cheap at our sale. Warner House parlors, E. P. Hunt X Go. Ct Burlington.
 Il. A. Caldwell has recently made dandy canoe for H. D. Reed who now has two canoes; one propelled by sail and the other by a paddle. bat if either of them shonld upset it would be a tippycanoe.
 The Meriden base ball nine will play the Winsted nine at Winsted on Saturday afternoon of this week. The Meridens are thought to be the strong est club in the state, and a great game may be expected.
 Tomorrow night, the Jnlians in one of the best plays ever presented here. .Uncle Daniel' four act New England Comedy drama. The play is presented under the auspices of the Village Improvement Association.
 -Millerton has become great horse market and crowds of people attend Card X McArthur's sales. They ''cut them loose" as horses were never before sold in these parts. Van Tassell has consigned them another load to sell at anction noYt ruaadav
 Nearly 1000. 900 will be investei in buildings in Winsted this season. That will do pretty we'll for one year. Winsted Citizen. Very true, but you just wait until Landlord Warner gets through building and perhaps Canarn can show better record for the year than WiDsted can.
 Chief of Police Wheeler and other Winsted officers arrested six men, who were stealing ride on Conductor Beckwith's east bound freight train, at West Winsted on Tuesday. They were desperate set of young fellows and their pockets were filled with pocket knives, scissors etc.. which are thought to implicate them with the burglaries ct Silvernails and Boston Corners on Monday night. They are now in Litchfeld jail.
 Don't ask an editor to suppress an item of news. Some other paper will get it anyway. The next week some thing will happen to yonr neighbor, and if he asks to have it suppressed, you will be the first man to jump on the editor for not daring to "say his soul is his own" Take your medicine when the item happens to fall your way. for really, you have no more claim on the paper than has your neighbor. See?- Dansvllle Breeze.
 An entertainment was given by teachers and pupils of the Canaan Acad emy at the Town Hall on Tuesday eve ming. The hall was only about two thirds filled, many being kept away by the prospect of thunder storm. But those who came had a roaring good time. Howell's farce. "The Register, ' was rendered by Mrs Bierce, Miss M. Louise Roraback, Mir La Field and MT Bridgham. The stage setting was very pretty and the players acted their parts with ease. grace and spirit and in suct . manner as to bring out the humor ol the play. The playing of the orchestrs was good. A beautiful selection from Beethoven was artistically played by Mrs Bierce and Samuel G. Camp. The elocutionist. Mrs Hodgson of New York gave evidence of thorough study of he art. The negro minstrel performance which closed the program, was decided lx fnnnu and kha hoya showed that Mitl