Connecticut western news., 1895-05-09

Galvanized chamber pails 24c. J. H. Alvord's, Winsted, Ct.
 Peach trees and pear trees blossom cd last Monday.
 Petroleum oil was quoted last week at $1. 70 per barrel.
 Mrs David Curtis is visiting her sister in Newburgh, N. Y.
 The buds and leaves have unfold ed rapidly during the past week.
 The beautiful moonlight evenings and balmy air have boomed veranda life.
 The W. R. 0. will give one of its popular suppers in Town Hall, Friday evening. May 10.
 R. M. Rood, postmaster of South Manchester, visited his parents in this town over Sunday.
 -Miss Winnie Benjamin, of Pitts field, Mass, is visiting her uncle. For est May, in this place.
 The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs E. J. Lorrain was baptized at St. Jo- seph's church on Sunday.
 There was ''music in the air." and good music too, when an Italian street orchestra struck town last Monday.
 lives & Peirce have few cords of ell 1,o al sr oko 1onn nnkh sale. Speak quick if you want some. Mrs Adeline Beckley has nearly re- covered from her long illness at Kent and she expects to arrive in Canaan to- morrow.
 Mary, the seven-year-old daughter of Dennis Ahearn, has had scarlet fever in mild form. She was sitting up yesterday.
 Mrs Miles Huntington and two daughters. of Great Harrington, Mass. visited Mrs George s. Gillette at the Warner House on Saturday.
 Eighty five degrees in the shade on Tuesday, but the thermometer was not long enough to measure the tempera- ture of Housatonie lodge room that eve- ming.
 All kinds of m usic in town the fore part of the week with the Italians on Monday. rehearsal of Wolfe's consoli- dated band Monday night, and the bag-pipers Tuesday.
 We have been requested to give no tice that the persons who throw gar bsge and refuse into the gravel pit on the P. R. & N. E. road will be prosecu- ted unless they abandon the practice. Whitney & Morse will sell another fine load of horses in Card & McArthur's auction market, Millerton. Saturday. May 11th. This is the best time of year to buy horse and this is the best place to buy. Every horse fully guaranteed.
 
 Miss M. Shuckerow wishes to state for the benefit of her patrons that he, millinery business still continues in the Cummings Block and has not been re moved, notwithstanding the recent termination of arrangement with hel former trimmer, Miss Kate A. White.
 Mir and Mrs Sagendorf, of Brook field, were in town last Thursday o1 route to visit his old home in Dutches, county, N. Y. For seven years M Saeendorf was on the local staff of tn, Danbury News, and he still frequently does miscellaneous work for that paper
 The New Milford Gazette says: II addition to what has already been no ticed as gifts from New Milford for th drought sufferers in Nebraska, the Con gregational church gave their Easter of fering of about $40 to purchase seed fo needy members of the Home Missionar, churches.
 At the regular communication o Housatonic Lodge No. 6l, F. & A. M held last Tuesday evening the third de gree was confined. A number of visit ing brethren were present, mostly iron Western Star lodge of Norfolk. A clan chowder supper was served, and al seemed to enjoy the occasion.
 Patrick Doyle will sell a large To of personal property at auction o Tuesday May IA, at 10 a. m. at hi residence about two miles north c Clayton. The list includes one horse buggy and harness, lumber wagon farming implements, household goods wood ate. etc. See posters.
 Last Friday evening meeting WE held at Christ church to devise mean , to raise money to defray the expense ( painting the rectory. A subscriptio paper was put in circulation and it ws proposed that series of sociables an lawn parties be held during the sun mer for this object. E. E. Bartrar and George 0. Peet were appointed committee of ways and means.
 With the mercury lowering near g degrees and with g prospect of cor tinued drought. Mir H. M Adam thinks it safe to close the record of sno storms for the season of 1894-5 W publish the record to-day, and we wis all to notice the comparison it mention with other seasons. The records seel to grow more interesting each year. an we hope that all our readers appreciat MT Adams forethought and kindnel in recording snow storms.
 The young ladies of St. Joseph Church will hold fair in the Tow Hall in this village on the evenings , May 15, IT and 22. The object of tl
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