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

Special Sale 15in. galvanized coa hods, 17c. Alvord's. Winsted. Ct.
 Cornelius Lynnehan is improving. It is said that he has been digging pota. toes within Q week.
 MT and Mrs Charles Bell and son, Charles, of Chatham. N. r.. have been visiting at J. 8. News since Saturday.
 Rev F. w. Barnett is taking his annual vacation, and his pulpit was sup piled last Sunday by the Rev s. F Adam.
 We are informed that the Rev. Henry Utterwick preached most ex- cellent tenn perance sermon last Sunday morning.
 R. s, DeLamater and family, who have been spending the summer at Cedar Knoll Cottage at Twin Lakes, re- turned to their home in Hartford on Saturday.
 --NoTICE The tea and coffee wagon lately run by Mir Lane will be continued as soon as we can find suitable party for same. Save your tickets. Grand Union Tea Go.
 -J. LeRoy Emmons, of Boston, is enjeavoring to form a singing class here. The attendance at the meeting tomorrow evening will determine whether class will be formed.
 -Presiding Elder Nickel preached a very instructive and encouraging ser mon in the M. D. church last Sunday evening. Bis text was Judges VII. IS. "The sword of the Lord, and of Gideon"
 Henry V. Sims, of Hebron. a broth or of Mrs William Warner. was in town on business Tuesday and yesterday, for the first time in 12 years. MT Sims was in the war and lost one eye in the service. Only four persons went from here on the P. R. & N. E. excursion to New York on Tuesday. The trip was via As1AASoAAh ou0 OJ oObb eO ASOW 4Ohh It was cold, rainy day ard not very good weather for river trip.
 Miss Clair Lepyon has been on the sick list week or more, and at this writing "Wednesday noon) she IS so ill that council of physicians will be held. Report says that it is feared ahe has peritonitis, or symptoms of appen- dicitis.
 Mir and Mrs Freak. Small, of Hart ford, spent Sunday with Mir and Mrs George 0. Peet, leaving on Monday for Lenox, Mass. MT Small is assistant cashier of the Phoenix Life Ins. Go Mrs Peet is now spending . few weeks with relatives in New York city.
 Lowest prices, largest assortment. Alvord's, Winsted, Ct.
 Rev O. D. Milliken preached a grand and thoughtful sermon last Sun day morning. and in his application of the text he included the temperance question and clearly pointed out the duty of good citizens. His text was Acts XVII, 6, "These that have turned the world upside down. are come hither also"
 The Torrington Register of Oct. 4th says: "A twenty-on pound birth is a rare event, but that is what happened yesterday afternoon. in town. This aggregation of humanity was 8 young shoemaker and his sister, who came in to the family of Mr Zaske. Evidently, there is 8 great deal of vitality in the shoe business
 Tt is not for the best interest of the laboring man and his family to have open saloons. The men who spend their money Tn saloons do not build nice houses and have pretty. bright-faced. well-dressed children. The fact is the saloon is only for the interest of the man who wants to make at easy living at the expense of the laboring man.
 -Roderick Wooster is the only mar who cast legal ballot in this town last Monday. His envelope was endorsed with the full names of the booth ten sders. All other envelopes were en dorsed with only the initials of the booth tenders. "The colored troops fought bravely" during war time, and the colored man votes legally in time o peace.
 Don't forget that the excursion from Hartford to Albany via of the P R. & N. E. road to Rhinecliff and tn, steamer Mary Powell to Albany occur on Saturday of this week. Fare fo round trip only $l 30 One train leave Canaan at 6.35 8. n. and stops at prin cipal stations. The other train leave Hartford at 300 8. m. stops at princi pal stations east of Canaan, and leave Canaan at 6 55 and runs as an expres to Rhinecliff.
 Last week couple of sportsmel went hunting and among other thing which were shot was big black croy which one of the hunters brought bacl to the village. The feathers were care fully plucked. the head and feet cut ol and the bird made to resemble partl, dressed partridge. A yonng man of tn Roman Catholic faith took the bird to certain shop in town and there state' that he and Ed. had been hunting ant had got the bird and had started {, dress it when it struck them the da was Friday and that birds were no proper food for that day and that he Bill, would take 30 cents for the bird
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