Connecticut western news., 1894-03-29
Local News.


 -Aboat forty calves were purchased at this station on Tuesday.
 Willie Roberts is recovering from h. recent attack of bilious fever.
 IL is said that women hicyclists are beginning to wear the hloomers.
 The Springfield Republican cele- brased it's golden anniversary on Tues day.
 Ross W. Allyn, of Boston, is spend ing few days with bis father. Homer O Allyn.
 Read Dr Talmage's beautiful and unique Easter sermon published on the fourth page.
 Lyman Howe is afflicted with . frog felon in the palm of bis hand. He had it lAnced on Tuesday.
 Miss Elsie A. Rood, of Norfolk, was guest as s O. Bsckley's from Tuesday morning until Wednesday morning.
 -Nn John Rodemeyer returned Sat arday from Cohoes, N. r., where abe hes been visiting her daughter, Mrs A. D. Wait
 -Rsv D. 0. Stone, who has been spending his vacation in town since the lTth inst. returned to New Haven yes- terday.
 -. & Adam is getting nine dozen s9gs per day and will deliver at resi- deooes in this village fresh laid eggs at markss pricss-
 The little bicycle that came to c. H Peace last Friday attracted consider ahle attention. It was sold to Johnnie Hubbard on Monday.
 -. ". Peet has been confined to his hooss week with . severe cold or bronchial trouble, but he is improving and will soon venture out
 We arc sorry to learn of the illness of Editor Van Keuren of the Winsted Evening Citizen, but we hope that 'sVan" will soon be ct his desk again.
 -On tho first page is m item headed sP6nce Called Home to Role." It re- laAss to Thomas E. Beselow who has spoken in Canaan churches several times.
 -Martin Belden was very feeble and vas coafned to his bed for more than two months. but he is now able to sit up part of the time. He is gritty and Is goane to recover.
 James Quinn vent to Bridgeport on Friday Tn response to . telegram that hia sister, Mrs O'Roorke. was dead. On his arrival he found he< living, but very ill Mir Quinn came home on Sun- day.
 Mir Kent manager of the White Brick and Art Tile Go, and his family will move into the Taft house at Clay ton on Monday. MT and Mrs c. O. Briggs will occupy the Ward house, be- low this village. vacated by Mir Kent
 The semi annual meeting of the Axassix society will be held Tuesday evening April 3d. at Mrs H. D. Hum phrey'A The meeting will open prompt ly as quarter of eight Subjects. What do plants bresthef Mineralogy, mis- cellareous itema.
 The Bridgeport Daily Union is now eat home" in it's handsome new quar- ters in the BArnum--Ualon building at 106 State street. Bridgeport The Union is lea than three years old but has at tained . wonderful growth through the enterprise of Frederic A Bartlett. editor, and Charles D. Ocain, business manager
 John H. Grant, 20. colored, who with John Bannahan broke ont of the lookup here on the night of February 30th- was arrested in Unionville by Deputy Sheriff Rourke. Tuesday after noon and taken to Litchfield yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Richmond. He will be tried for break ng out of the lookup, and assault with intent to kill Banna- han a still at liberty. Grant says . friend aided his escape from the lock up.
 Mir Wm. Riley. e1-freight conduct or on the Reading road. is driving Capitol City street oars :. Ex-Condnct- or Welch of the Reading road, who has been driving street cars in Hartford, has been promoted to conductor The latest rumor in regard to the new Reading tune card says the night '.hy- ers" will again be placed in service . There Is considerable talk of the Balti- moro & Ohio road taking the Philadel- phia. Reading & New England road out of Receiver Sherwood's hands-W Winsted Citizen.
 It is an open secret, in fact no secret at all. that there is an almost unanimous expression of regret. without regard to denominational lines, at the departure of the Rev T. S. Bond Coupled with this regret ara best wishes for Mir Bond whenever his lot may be cast Mr Bond has not only taken . deep interest 1T the spiritual welfare of this community but he has been public spirited and talk en m interest in everything pertaining to its temporal welfare. He has alway, comprehended the occasion and risen te it. He will be missed on Memorial day and on similar public occasions where he has always assisted with his hand pure and voice. The NEWS and its readers will miss MT Bond. The letter, and sermons and manifold items tha he hes kindly furnished the NEWS have been interesting and instructive. Per soDally the editor of the NEWS will mis. kl :- kL- IL