Connecticut western news., 1894-12-06
Local News.

second season at Town Hall this evening.
 MT and Mrs D. l.. Freeman moved into their new house on Tuesday of this week.
 Miss Eddy was in Hartford Sunday, Monday and Tuesday as the guest of Mrs NJ. W. Ward.
 Edmund D. Lawrence's condition continues to improve. He is able to sit up for ten minutes at time.
 M. l.. Osborne Jr., has resigned his position on the New Hartford Trib- une, and he arrived home last Saturday.
 If you want extra copies of the NEWS containing school child ballots, you must order ahead as we print very close to the demand.
 GRAND HOLIDAY OPENING. At E P. Hunt & Co.'S Great Harrington, Mass, on Saturday of this week. A souvenir given to every visitor.
 Special sale, ten days only, com- mencing Saturday, Dec. 1st, nickeled copper tea-kettles 69c. each, at J. H. Alvord's, Winsted, Ct. .,
 Miss Abbie Kellogg, of Winsted, and her sister, Mrs Alderman, from Hamilton, N. Y, visited friends in this village yesterday.
 -Photographer Deming says that he has a few dozen more of those silver frames which he will continue to give away as long as they last.
 A movement is on foot to have a full fledged ball at the Hall on the 27th with Jerome Mays music and Prof. Duffy to prompt the dancing.
 MT and Mrs George A. Adam spent Thanksgiving in New Haven with Mrs George Adam. John G. Adam spent Thanksgiving at the old Homestead.
 The informal dance at Town Hall, Thanksgiving night. was very well as- tended and much enjoyed by those at- tending. Light refreshments were serv- ed. Camps orchestra furnished music.
 JIG Beckley this week gives official notice of the close of the bicycle con. test. If you want extra copies leave your orders before the NEWS is issued. Read carefully his conditions as they have been slightly altered.
 The Agassiz society will meet next Tuesday evening Dec. II, at D, l.. Peirce's. principal subject being Indian arrow-heads of which there will be specimens exhibited. Any persons in, terested are cordially invited to attend.
 Thanksgiving services were held in the Pilgrim church last Sunday evening. A large congregation was present. The Rev 0. D. Milliken preached an excellent and impressive sermon from the text, " The Harvest is past"
 -Hotchkiss & Eggleston, at Miller ton, N. Y. are offering genuine bargains in clothing. Their copy for change of aivertisement arrived too late for this issue of the NEWS. W. H. Little < Co, of Sheffield, are also in the same boat as regafds their holiday adv.
 Victory Council, 0. U. A. M. will have an open meeting in Town Hall, Monday evening, Dec. 10, to which the
 hmU ka1 khasp fpsn la The members will also give their first annual ball on that evening and have issued many invitations.
 Patrick Brennan, George Ray ani Frank Ray, the three burglars who entered Fuller & Peet's store on Nov. II. pleaded guilty in the Superior court at Winsted on Tuesday before Judge Fenn and were sentenced to three years and six months each in the state prison. They left for Wethersfeld in the after noon of the same day in charge of Sheriff Allen.
 The Thanksgiving services at Christ church last Thursday morning were well attended. The Rev F Thompson supplied the pulpit and preached a very thoughtful and eloquent sermon. His theme was the visit of The Queen of Sheba to King Solomon He minutely described the wealth and magnifcence of King Solomon's king dom and court and then proceeded to show that King Solomon acknowledged God as the source of all hls wisdom wealth and power.
 -Changable weather. About three inches of dry snow fell last Friday. and . little damp snow fell Saturday, but during Saturday. night and Sunday forenoon several inches of damp snow fell and made good sleighing. Monday was beautiful day but during the evening the mercury sank rapidly and on Tuesday morning registered de- grees below zero, yet at noon rose to 36 above zero and then dropped to 20 above zero at dark. Wednesday morn ing the mercury indicated 8 degrees above zero but the sun shone brightly
 Thanksgiving guests: Dr and Mrs Camp and family, Mrs Sartial Root and Miss Sarah Ferguson at Judge Changers; Miss Adam and Miss Dun. ming in Pennington; l.. s Parsons and wife. of Sheffield. Mass, and Dr F. 5 Parsons and family, of Thomaston, at Geo. l.. Parsons; George s. Fuller and family at Dwight Allyn's in Chapinville Mrs Ham, son and daughters at Mrs Andrews in Sheffield, Mass. Daniel k Spaulding and wife. of Falls Village, al John B. Reeds; Miss Mary Murnane at her home in Philmont, N. Y John D. Seacord and wife. of Lee. Mass d