Connecticut western news., 1896-02-06
Local News.

ASNNsA NV "Ss Band meeting this week on Satur- day evening. -~ Albert Barnes is at home from school in Hartford.
 Mrs "A. W Nicoll is spending few days in New York city.
 w. H. Camp attended meeting of druggists at Bridgeport yesterday.
 People often forget that anonymous communications do not appear in the paper
 Ms Clarence Vroman, of Brook. field, is visiting her parents, Mir and D. l.. Peirce.
 Arthur Bridgham, formerly of the Canaan Academy, was in town Tuesday and yesterday.
 -J. H Roraback went to Negaunee, Mich.. on Saturday. He will be ab sent about ten days.
 Ernest, the nine-months old child of W. M Demming, died at Winsted Sunday night of spinal meningitis.
 Miss Susie Oakley, daughter of the Rev Dr Oakley, of New York, is a guest at Dr Lees She arrived Mon- day.
 Albert French who left here about two years ago returned from Denver, Col. on Thursday suffering from spinal disease
 Said she: "If you want to play in our yard throw away that stinking cigarette" "-and the boy has not smoked one since Millerton Telegram.
 According to the Copy Hook the way to discover whether or no new hand in printing shop is profane is to put ink on the handle of the prayer. The dancing class starts on it's last half of the term next Tuesday evening Experienced dancers will now be ad- mitted if they wish to join for pleasure Since the beginning of the month of February the P R & N E R. R Go charges from 16 cents to 60 cents, ac- cording to distance, for carrying bicy- cles
 Don't be bashful about telling us the news. Personals and other news items, which may seem triaing to you, are read with interest by your absent friends.
 The supper and ball given by the young ladies of St. Joseph's Church last evening at the hall was very en- : joyably affair. Rhoades' orchestra fur nished music.
 The Millerton Telegram asks: Why would it not be good idea for parsons, when inviting their people to come out to prayer meeting; to supplement with R. S V.P?
 Rev M. J. Lynch was seized with a slight shock while at the altar in the church at Lakeville Sunday morning and Rev T F. Bannon. who was to have celebrated the Mass here, was obliged to go to Lakeville.
 Ut is reported that Pittsfeld is to have morning daily newspaper to be issued from the office of the Sunday Morning Gall and to be known as the Morning Call. It will be started about Feb. l5.
 The south bound express train on the Housatonic ro~d, due at Car aau al 8 26 m vas over an hour late yes- te,day morning in consequence of g freight train jumping the track in the yard at Lee, Mass.
 The wife of western preacher hal sued her husband for divorce on the ground Of non-support. The misguided woman went about it wrong end to She ought to have sued the congrega tion.-Norwalk Daily News.
 Because this is leap year is no req son why the young man with his haii parted in the middle and cane in his mouth should dodge up the alleys The new woman is not looking for him -Pawling Chronicle.
 "A stranger in Connecticut factor, town inquiring for the yarn factory, wal directed to the office of the local news paper That was in 8 town where tht people were shy about sending in loca D items, so the editor had to make then up himself
 Mrs Mary Beebe fell on the ic near her home on Church St Tuesda, morning and bsoke her wrist. Mir James Quinn also f-n on the ice nea her home on Main St Tuesday evenin, and suffered concussion of the brain She is now recovering rapidly. D Lee attends both ladies
 Notwithstanding the heavy snov storm and bad travelling, good size' and very appreciative audience greete, Mrs Dr Adam at the Town Hall las Monday evening and listened attentive ly for over an hour to her exceedingl interesting and instructive lecture o Edinburgh. Mrs Adam gave yer comprehensive sketch of the politics and religious history of Scotland, tn geographical features of the countr and word pictures of it's scenery, note castles, cathedrals, etc Mrs Adar ooy, arouolv donated to fba Villaoa Tn provement society the entire proceed of the lecture.
 Last Sunday was Christian Endeavo Day, and was observed as such at tb