Connecticut western news., 1895-02-07
Local News.
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 Mrs Arthur F Freeman bought 8 new Steinway piano last week.
 Miss Cahill spent Sunday with Mrs D M. Murphy in Falls Village.
 70 E Vroman, of Brookfeld, was in town from Saturday until to-day.
 It generally takes a blockhead a go d while to find out what ails him.
 Remember the meeting of the liter ary society tomorrow Friday) night.
 Religion is the heart of the church and theology is it's brains. s.-Gowanda Herald.
 Charles Lake, who has been i'll for some time with grip and pneumonia at Winsted. Is improving.
 -Speclal ten days sale, commencing Feb lst, tubular lanterns 24c. at J. H.. Alvord's, Winsted. Conn.
 Miss Fanny Wright, of HoosickFalls, N. Y. will stay with Mrs Dr Wright while s. w Barnes and family are in Florida.
 pr Irving Barnes has located at Oystsr Bay, l. I aplace of over l7OO inhabitants and only two physicians tn ,re beside himself
 MT and Mrs Bailey are spending a week in Philadelphia Mir Ed. Ward. of Boston Corners. is taking Mir Bailey s place in the P R X N. E ass't-supt's office during his absence
 The marriage banns of Mir J. Burke and Miss Anne Noonan were called for the first time on Sunday, at St. Joseph's church, at Winsted. Miss Noonan is native of this place.
 -One day last week H. N. Adams horse caught it's foot in the railroad crossing near St. Joseph's church and tore the hoof nearly off It is thought, however, that the animal will recover
 Saturday was Candlemas Day and the woodchuck could not see his shad- ow. Certalnlv not during the forenoon. when he would be apt to make his ob- sarvation. So there will be an eally spring.
 On Tuesday evening of last wet k Messrs F N Brown and w. H. En- mons, and ladies, took sleigh ride to Fails Village and patronized the bene- fit supper at the Congregational church parlors.
 An assembly was held at the Town Hall on Tuesday night, but owing to the extremely cold weather only a few attended. The next assembly, which will be the last but one before Lent, will be held on Tuesday evening. Danc- ing.
 A man may guy, man may lie, and mau may puff and blow, but he can't get trade by sitting in the shade, waiting for business to grow. The U. S. mint is the only business that can make money without advertising. .-Go- waudA Herald.
 The Widow Dugan, If East Canaan, having a COW to dispose of, some kind- hearted people got up raffie for her benefit, and some kind hearted people took chances on the bovine. Hast Sat urday the drawing came off and School master Stevens was found to be the Iol.la. xf tlo oL VI ,,r hor
 When a men gets blue and feels poor, aud decides to cut down his ex- pen~es. the first thing he does is to shave down his church money, and the next thing Is to stop his paper. How a man eau expect to prosper with neither religion nor news is away beyond our ken -Dansv file Breeze.
 Says the Winsted CitizAn NIT WilsonB White. formerly ofWinsted, and familiarly known as .Bub" White, and we'll known all over this section of the state, is very seriously ill at his home in Sandi- field. A later issue of the Win sted Herald says Mir Whites brother, Luman White, is very low at his home in Winsted.
 MT and Mrs S. w Barnes and sons Albert and Marcus started yesterday for Florida. At the eleventh hour Albert decided to go, and came home from Rev Reid's school at Hartford in time to be one of the party. They will remain South until nearly the first of May. They went direct by rail te DeLand, Fla and for awhile will re main at the Parcelaud House in tLat place.
 Last Saturday evening a rumor wa, brought here from Millertou to tht effect that the burglars who operated ir Sharon last Thursday morning had been captured at Pawling, N Y. Dili gent enquiry fails to discover any foundation for that rumor, unless the rumor grew out of the fact that burg lar who blew open a safe at Derby or Friday morning was arrested at Bridge port the same day.
 Some weather. Fourteen degrees below zero here last Friday morning but thawing at noon-a sudden bu agreeable change. About two inches o snow fell Saturday forenoon. Nearl! zero Sunday morning. clear and cold al day Showed some Monday afternoon with high wind-a Marchy day. Higl wind and zero weather Tuesday morn ing. From fourteen to sixteen degree below zero Wednesday morning in thi village, but more than 30 degrees be low zero at Pittsfeli, Mass At Sarana, Lake, N Y., the mercury stood at 2I below zero all day Tuesday and in tn