Connecticut western news., 1895-10-17
Local News.

Special Sale galvanized coal hods, 17c. Alvord's. Winsted. Ct.
 Frank Van Deusen returned from his western trip last Saturday evening. MT Judd, of Kent, held lay services at Christ church Sunday morning in the absence of Rev MT Barnett.
 -E. D. Norton, of Pittsfeld, Mass, has been visiting his sisters, the Misses Norton here, since Monday.
 Miss Clare Lepyon is recovering f,om her dangerous illness with appen- dicitis.
 Walter Warner went to Hartford on Monday to enter the Huntsinger Business college.
 Lincoln Day, Oct. 15, was observed in this village by display of the Stars and Stripes on several buildings.
 Robert Marvin. of Chicago, is with his sister, Mrs S. M. Humphrey, of this place, where he will probably bp0u0 tue WlutoE.
 Samuel A. Eddy and family have returned to their home in this village after their long sojourn in their cottage at Twin Lakes.
 Will Holcomb left cigars at the NEWS office yesterday. Will was to be married last night. We are in posses sion of no more facts.
 The Evening Whist Club will be entertained by Mrs 0. w. Camp and Mrs 0. H. Briggs. Friday evening os this week, o'clock.
 Miss Della Graham has returned home after a weeks absence, having visited relatives and friends in Troy, N. Y, and in Salisbury.
 -Paderewski, the pianist of world wide fame, IS to give recital at Ceiling wood Opera House. Po'keepsie, on the evening of Monday. Nov. 4th.
 William Mitchell. . we'll known young man of Springfield. Mass, has been pronounced insane as the result of excessive cigarette smoking.
 u LeRoy Emmons has been suc- cessful in forming a singing class here The class will meet every Friday eve ming in the M. E. church parlors.
 In one of our exchanges we find tho statement that chestnuts and wal nuts are very plentiful and that this fact indicates an unusually severe winter. A water famine is threatened at Pitts field. Mass., and prominent citizens of that city are circulating petition and subscribing $lOO each for the establish ing of pumping station.
 The Consolidated railroad has an- nounced that the lumber of stookhold- CTS has become so large that hereafter stockholders will not be allowed to ride free on the occasion of the annual meetings of the company.
 Dennis Rippitt, of East Canaan, commonly called "Old Denniss," was sentenced by Judge Shumway in the Superior court at Litchfield last week to two years in the state prison for stealing one of Henry 0. Stevens cows.
 Reuben Mcintyre, who runs a freight engine on the Shore Line, be- tween New Haven and New London, was in town the fore part of this week.
 Plumbing, roofing, steam, water and gas fitting. Alvord's. Winsted, Ct.
 -"Connecticut Day" at the Cotton States Exposition in Atlanta, will be observed next Monday. Oct 21, when Gov. Coffin and his staff and two com panies of foot guards will be there, and Oct 23d will be President Cleyeland'i day.
 MT and Mrs Fl. M. Adams have lsfl town for two or three weeks absence They will attend the meetings of tbt American Board of Foreign Missions 1T Brooklyn, N. Y., and will also visit II Springfield and Holyoke, Mass. and il East Windsor.
 Mrs Adeline Beckley was taken sicl at Minneapolis, Minn., Sept. 25, ant has been very seriously ill. A lette written from there under date of Oct 10, and received here yesterday, statel that she is better, but that it will bs some time before she will be able to si up.
 Mir and Mrs Henry Knight, of Dal ton, Mass, celebrated their golde, wedding last Friday, and received their friends between the hours of ant SD. m. A very large number wer present. The gifts were many ant largely in money, nearly all being il gold.
 The mercury dropped to 40 or 3 degrees above zero last Thursday morn ing, and the ground froze. On Frids. morning i. registered 20 or less her and only l6 at Winsted, which latte figure is always considered good winte weather. Bring along that wood yo delinquent subscribers.
 The M. E.. Society will run an e. cursion to Hartford, op Wednesday Oct. B. from Canaan, East Canaan an Norfolk. Fare for round trip, $l.2t Leave Canaan at 9 40 a. ID. Returnin on trains leaving Hartford at 3 p. n and 6.15 p. m., as the last mentlone train will run through to Canaan on thi occasion. Excursion tickets for sale g said stations only.
 -Qne mora word about temperanr while the subject is up. Our esteeme oontemD Dorary. the Naugatnck News,