Connecticut western news., 1895-11-28
Local News.

New York.
 Plumbing and plumbing supplies at Alvord's. Winsted, Ct.
 Don't forget the sociable and dance at Town Hall this evening.
 William H. Camp spent Monday and Tuesday in New York city.
 There will be dance at Jam es Mo- Cormiok' s on Saturday evening.
 Mrs Spencer, of Stamford. has been a guest of Mrs Bonner, the past week.
 Waiter Warner came home from Hartford last week to spend Thanks giving.
 -"Good Luck" wood cook stove with reservoir $24 co. Best stove made. Alvord's. Winsted, Ct.
 Miss Mary J. Peck went to Lenox. last week to visit her sister, Mrs Hunt, until after Thanksgiving.
 Mrs Wm. J. Thomson, Messrs. A o. Brainard and Fl Thomson, will en- terrain the Whist Club, at Mount Elm. Dec. 9th.
 --Mr and Mrs J. Newton. bridegroom and bride. of Wsllingford, Vt., were guests of Mir and Mrs R. D. Peirce over Sunday and Monday.
 -Guessing on the Richmond Range" ct Alvord's closes with the present week. Thousands have guessed. Write for blanks which will be mailed free.
 MT and Mrs H. N. Adams, Miss May Adams, Lester Adams and Miss EmmG Lawrence will take Thanksgiving dinner with Mir and Mrs H. M Adams.
 -Ssturaay. E. P. Hunt & O.. of Great Harrington, give pair of dollar kid gloves with every fur cape. and a fur boa with every ladies' and misses garment sold.
 John Nicoll, who had been working m the car shops ct Falls Village, has gone to New Haven to work in the car shops shere and where he will soon be 1olnod Dy hls family.
 The stores in this village will close to-day at 10 .. m. for the remainder of the day, so that all, merchants and clerk, may keep the feast.
 Lawyer W. A. Rorrback and wife, of Torrington, called on friends here yesterday while on their way to Shef- field to spend Thanksgiving with Mir RorabackIs father, James Rorsback.
 Thanksgiving services will be held ct Christ church this morning at 10.3O. There will be no services in the other churches of this village.
 On Tuesday evening about 20 of the friends of Louis 2. Holt gave him a surprise party, it being his 18th birth day. Refreshments were served aud all had very pleasant time. The party broke up at about midnight.
 The meeting of the Whist Club at Mrs Geo 0. Peet's last Friday night was attended by 80 persons. Mrs Barnett, Mrs Peet and Mrs s. A. Eddy were the hostesses. It was . very delightful gathering. Refreshments consisting of ice cream. cake and coffee were served.
 "A new literary society to be called the "Monday Evening Club" was or ganized last week with 2l members. The next meeting will be at Judge A. T. Roraback's residence on Monday evening, Dec, 2. at 8 p. m. All persons interested are invited to attend, wheth- or members or not.
 By special request of Ladies' Aid Society of East Canaan, Mrs Dr Adam will give an account of her travels abroad. during the past summor, ir Congregational church at East Canaan Wednesday evening. Dec. 4, commen cing at 30 o'clock, after which refresh men.s will be served in the lecture room. Admission 15 cts.
 The Agassiz meeting for December will be atsH. M. Adams next Tuesday evening. The miscellany implies ques tions from the members present Papers or talks will be given or "Glutograsse, s'The Citron," "Plural ity vs. Majority "Life and Work O the late Monsieur Pssteur," "Wolf il Music," etc etc. The meeting begin promptly at 7.3o.
 An audience of about 70 persons which would have been doubled but fol the rain, assembled in the lower room of the Town Hall Monday night to lis ten to Mrs George Adams paper o !. London. Mrs Adam having returne from England few weeks ago. Tn paper was we'll written and delivered il very pleasing manner. The yariou points of interest in London, such 8 the tower, St. Paul's Cathedral, West minister Abbsy and other places, ver graphically described. All were deep ly interested. Mrs Adam is. it is un derstood. considering req uast to resc another paper, giving her impression of Edinburgh. at an early date, Abou .Sle was cleared for the V. I. A.
 We have not yet received repol of Rev Robert Hunts funeral at Paw ing, N. r., but we understand tha webosuck Lodge of Aillerton. N Y haA charge of the burial. The Paw ing Chronicle published on the moxr ing of the 22nd inst made the follov ing announcements:
 The funeral services of Rev Robe Hunt will take place to-day (Friday) 1 rhe Methodist church. at II a. m an will be under the charge of Rev B. { Warren. tho pastor of the church. Re