Connecticut western news., 1895-10-31
Local News.

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 Tonight ween Cabbages go.
 -"West Shore" ranges at Alvord's. Winsted, Ct.
 M l.. Osborne. Jr., of Hartford, is home this week.
 Mrs OtS. Warne is recovering from quite severe illness.
 First quality Tubular" lanterns 23c. Als ord's, Winsted. Ct. Miss Mary Adam, of Pittsfield, vis- tied in town over Sunday.
 First quality 15iu. galvanized coal hods l7c. Alvord's, Winsted Ct.
 -Agsssiz meeting Tuesday evening, Nov. 5. with Miss s w. Adam. !. Lowest prices on lead, iron and sewer pipe. Alvord's Winsted, Ct
 Communion services at the Pilgrim and Methodist churches next Sunday. -Alvord delivers another load of sRichmond" ranges in Canaan this week.
 Saturday being All Souls day, ser vice. will be heli at St Joseph's at 10 a. m.
 -S.cond hand Richmond steam heater for sale cheap. Alvord..s, Win sted, Ct.
 -FoR SALR-A fine. large, two-year- old, Sull bloodad Shutdown ram. Iu- quire at this office.
 Mrs Mary Bullard has been ill for the past two weeks with gastric trouble, and is in a very feeble condition.
 Tomorrow will be the festival of All Saints Services will be held at St Jpseph's at 10 @ m. and at Christ church at 10 30 a. m.
 E. D. Brainard and son, Albert, of Great Harrington are at present or g b,siness trip in Virginia and may pos, i bly go on through Georgia.
 -Engineer Ell. Smith and his wife, who have been at Mrs Hams. are keep i 70 house in John B. Reeds house, on ,rner of Reed street an Oak aveh, e. Charles Burr has moved from Cl y toa to the place recently occupied hy Jonathan o nameroy near East Canasn. It is rumnred that ho has bought the place and will work for Garfield Bros. The condition ofW. O. Careill. V ho has typhoid fever, has not changed much during the week. He is weak. but is not considered dangerously i'll. A trained nurse from New Haven is in attendance.
 Extra copies of the NEWS of Oct. 24 and 3l containing respectively a picture and sketch of tue late Judge Granger. and full report of his Tuner al, can be obtained at 5 cents each by calling at or addressing this flee.
 -rne Ste ,ington Mirror entered it's 27 n volume with the issue of October 25 and from now on will be issued twice week. The Mirror some time
 
 with the issue of the 25tn started on the 37th volume of the Journal.
 Hartford will never be a large place. Because way? Because it is too far from Canaan. Just think of it bretheren! A person cannot come from Hartford to Canaan and return the same day by the P. R. & N. E, railway. We are sorry for you Hartford, but Canaan is beyond your reach.
 The watering trough near tho Union depot has been made secure by placing frame of timbers around it This improvement is. it is understood merely preliminary to the erection of [ handsome memorial fountain by some one of our wealthy and public spirited citizens.
 -E B. Culver. of Great Harrington Mass was the undertaken at Jndp, Granger's funeral The casket Wal cedar, covered with black cloth. ant adorned with Masonic emblems. l was male by the National Oasket Go The trimmings were of OK vdiz-d silver and were made by the Morgan Silve Plate O., of Winsted, Conn.
 All roads lead to Berkshire, never theless in the NEWS of tue l7th inst. our Chapiuville correspondent 'whoop ed up" the project of changing tn name of Chapinviile to "Berkshir Gates" And now the Danbury Dis patch rises up and says:
 "A petition is to he sent to tn authorities at Washington, to have tn name of Ohapinville changed to "Berk shire Gates" We can appreciate tn sensible sentiment that demands tha the old name be discarded-every reef dent is now Chapin Villain. But tn appropriateness of the proposed nev name ia not apparent The gate of tn Berkshires is miles away from Chapin vile, which might. with as much pro priety. presume to call itself the Parlor of the Berksbires. And Danbur would have jnat as much right to cal herself the ky to Gates of Heaven"
 -.The Tramp" ~ho oceasiopall contributes items to the NEWS. has bee absent about two months but put in a appearance last Saturday. The last W had heard from him was from Cole brook, consequently last Saturday " jocosely accused him of creating qnit . seusation by posing ss the Winste wild man. He took the joke pleasant but said. That wild man who has bee exciting Winsted and surrorndin towns for two months land whom Vii