Connecticut western news., 1895-10-03
Local News.

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 Only twelve names have been add cd to the list of voters of this town this fall.
 Fred R. Collin is spending two weeks vacation in the vicinity of New Haven.
 Plumbing, steam and water fitting; furnace work and roofing. Alyord's, Winsted. Ct.
 Mrs o. J. Bascome, of Las Cresus. New Mexico. has baen visiting Mrs Bon- ner for several days.
 Walter R. Whittlesey, of Alexand- ria, Va, nephew of Rev E. Whittle- sey. was in town on Friday.
 Robert R. Smith. of New Hartforl. is convalescing rapidly from his long illness and is able to ride out.
 w. H. Matson, formerly of Falls Village, has removed from North Adams, Mass. to Albuquerque. New Mexico.
 Largest assortment of parlor heat CTS for wood or coal at lowest prices. Alvord's, Winsted. Ct.
 Rev Dr Mickle. presiding elder of the Poughkeepsie district, will preach at the M. E. church on Sunday evening at 7.30.
 Tho Misses Olcott, who have been occupying S. A. Eddy's house during the summer. returned to their home in Albany. N. Y., yesterday.
 WANTED. A live and reliable man to act as our agent in Canaan and sur rounding towns. Address, Grand Union Tea Go, 237 Main street, Derby, Conn.
 --NorIcE The tea and coffee wagon lately run by Mir Lane will be continued as soon as VIC can find suitable party for same. Save your tickets. Grand Union Tea Go.
 -sR.chmond" and 'sWest Shore" ranges and .Good Luck" wood cook stoves. Alvord's, Winsted, Ct.
 The railroad commissioners made their semi-annnal inspection of the Berkshire Division of the Consolidated road last Thursday, and also inspected the F. R & N. E. road.
 Hugo Thomson. one of the CONN. WESTERN NEWS competitors, is taking weeks vacation and has gone on bicy cle trip to Hartford, Wethersfield and other places in that section.
 -Mrs Milo Crocker, formerly of Eas. Canaan, las been critically ill during the past week at her homo in Pittsfeld, Mass.. but is now improving. Her daughters in Canaan were all summoned 7 to her bedside.
 Any book printed partly in a foreign or dead language has no busi- ness to be in the Douglas library. Now before you express contrary opinion, please read the letter entitled "A Criticism of .Trilby'," published in this issue, of the NEWS.
 Boys, it pays to learn trade. To-. many boys are so anxious to make money right from the start that they lose sight of the fact that learning a trade Is like good investment for them. For instance William Thoms, Arthur Austin, Harry Groat and several others we might name took time to learn a trade; their wages was small for time, but now they go out into the worlds market and command wages that more than makes up for the small pay they got while serving their apprenticeships. -Aillerton Telegram.
 An interesting symposium of four gentlemen from this village drove to the Great Harrington fair last week. The festive party included a manufacturer of lime, dealer in wood, grain mer' chant and a gentleman of leisure. They sll deny that they visited Ramsey's.
 John G. Beckley returned from At. lan.a. Ga, on. Sunday. He had been ill there with bowel complaint and g touch of the southern fever, and acted on the physician's advice to 'go home to the North" Jobn is not favorably impressed with the South or the south ern- n-euisine. He has very nearly recov cred since his arrival.
 The members of the Evening Whis club of 1894 95. are cordially invited te meet at the residence of Dr. O. w Camp. on Friday evening of this .weel at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of re or ganizing for the coming season. An, person wishing to continue as . mem Der. who cannot be present, will kindl. send name.
 James and Edward Fitzgerald charged with keeping place having thu reputation of being plsce wherein in toxicating liquors are sold, pleaded guilty before Justice Roberts on Mon day. James was fined $30 and Edwsrt $l. the costs amounting to S31. 92 being imposed equally on both. Ther' was but one complaint. Since the ar rest of the Fiizgerslds. their premise had been searched and a small quantit. of cider and liquor found, but no seized. there not being enough to mak it worth while to have the liquor con demned. The finding of the liquor however. would have been evidenc had there been trial.
 Rev Harry NJ. Grant was Tn tow last Thursday and stayed over nigh At Mrs Hiram Eddy's, also attending tn prayer meeting at the Pilgrim church HIr nxank aa xoAs,rxsr,<x f,.r,r,n Ho a, ilt ou