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Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
POINT FRS.

Desirable farm for sale or rent. See adv.
 Read adv. about double harness and pole.
 Seed oats for sale by Stevens and Miller. See adv.
 Read the adv. of Miss Bello Smith. teacher of violin at the Hotchkiss School.
 A welcome announcement to ladies. misses and children is O. F. Hawley < new adv.
 Don't fail to read James Gentles & Co.'S announcement in regard to being run out of town.
 Precisely what men snd boys need Easter goods-can be obtained of Hotchkiss < Eggleston. See adv.
 Valuable information concerning ladies' bicycle suits, kid gloves, carpets etc. is given in Fassett X Pulver's new adv.
 How do we know that Jackson < Egg leston will hit the target? Because their new advertisement tells what their aim isl
 Now is the accepted time-three days only-in which to secure the extraordi- nary bargains at the New Berkshire. Read every line of J.B. Oliphant < Co.'S big adv.
 Fertilizers, moving machines, horse rakss. shingles and planks, flour, feed. grain and other merchandise that you need are sold at the Red Mills in Ash. ley Falls. See new adv.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Red Mills ~
 Ashley Falls, MaSS.

We would call your attention at this season of the year to our stock of Fertilizers. We handle the Quinnipiac and Packers Union Fertilizers for general purposes.
 Corn, Potatoes, Wheat, Oats and Clover; prices from $r7 to S33 ton.
 We also handle the Mccormick Mowers, the best machine out. Sat isfaction guaranteed or no sale.
 Also New York Champion Horse Rake. the best on the market.
 We keep on hand Ground Oyster Shells, Meat Scraps, Bowker's Ami nal Meal.
 Pratt's Food for Horses and Cattle. Pratt's Food for Chickens; nothing
 like it.
 Sisson's Skingle Sa.so per 1000.
 We keep on hand a full stock of Pillsbury's, Washburn & Crosby's, Wonder, Capital City, and Schu- macher's Patent Flour. St. Louis Flour, Rye Flour, Graham Flour, Oat Flakes by barrel or case.
 Granulated Meal. A full line of Feed Meal and Grain, all at the market price.
 We have a full stock of Moving Machine Sections for all machines. Horse Rake Teeth.
 We offer few thousand feet of Oak and Chestnut Plank. When in want we are ready to furnish you.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
SALISBURY.
Mrs R. L.. Pratt is visiting in ChspI

Mrs R. L.. Pratt is visiting in Chspps- qua. N. r.
 The Knights of Pythiss commemorat- ed their third anniversary Monday night. About 35 were present from Winsted; some from Hartford and Dan- bury.
 Mir and Mrs E. J. Tompkins, who have been in Hyde Park for six months, where he had work, returned to their home here last week.
 O. A. Squires and family have moved back to this town from Amenia, N. |.
 On Good Friday there will be divine service in St Johns church at 10 30 a. m. This service will close at II 30 From 12 m. to 8 p. m. will be held the Three Hours Devotion. This service will consist of hymns, prayers. addresses on the sayings of our Lord on the cross, with time for silent prayer and medita- tion. All are invited to be present at the whole or any part of this service On Easter Day there will be divine ser vice at 6 8. m.. morning prayers and & short address; at 10 30 there will be morning service with sermon and cele- bration of Holy Communion; at P. m. the chiIdren's Easter service.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Experiments With Potatoes.


 Editor of Netcs:
 The following suggestions given by the New Jersey Agricultural Station, as result of experiments made during the past two years. will be of value to the growers of potatoes.
 The experiments with Irish potatoes indicate that corrosive sublimste when ,dded to the soil will check the scab, but the mere soaking of the seed in . solution of that substance in ineffective when the soil is infested.
 Kainit during the past season has shown considerable fungicidal value in reducing the amount of scab.
 Sulphur has maintained the first place as a remedy for the scab. and its wholesome effect upon the soil is demon strated as remaining undiminished through at least the second season.
 Tests in cutting the seed tubers show much better yields when the middle p,eces are used, than when either the stem or seed ends are employed.
 The experiments of the past year with both Irish and sweet potatoes suggest combination of sulphur and kainit. about 300 pounds of each placed in rhe open row, as a substantial remedy for both the scab and soil rot.
 Rolling of cut seed in sulphur is 2 good thing in addition to she sprinkling in the open TOW; for instead of injuring the freshly cut seed it keeps it from drying out, and might we'll replace land plaster for this purpose when 'seed" is cut some time before planting.
 J. s. A. Canadn. Conn, April 1897.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
ELECTRIC PITTERS.

This remedy is becoming so we'll known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A pnrer medicine does not ex- ist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples. Boils, Salt Rheum and other aff, ctions caused by impure blood. Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as we'll as cure all Malarial favers. cure of headache. consti
 patton and indigestion try Electric Bit ters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refuhded-Price 50 ,ts and el. OC per bottle at ". H. Camps Drug store,
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15

Editor or Nelrs:
 In the last weeks issue of the NEWS I noticed call for a meeting of wheel men and those interested in their rights for the purpose of effecting some means whereby permanent bicycle paths be made.
 This I think is movement that has, and if not, ought to have the approval of every citizen.
 The wheel is now a recognized vehicle and vehicle of such 8 nature that in this vicinity it should have road of its own.
 The rights of the wheelman must be recognized, his claims for road are as just as the truckmsn or farmer, and through him the roads throughout the country are steadily being improved.
 And if we in this town cannot have, owing to the condition of the soil, smooth hard roads. then let the town be magnsminous enough to aid the wheel men in having some comfort by lending their assistance in the construction of bicycle paths.
 ONE WHO FAvoRs THE CAUSE.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
DIED

BEARps1EY-At Winsted. April 9, David Nelson Beardsley, aged 66. PRArr-At East Chatham. N. T., April 9th, Mary Richardson Pratt, daugh- ter of the late Henry B. Richardson, of Lakeville, Ct.
 PKRKNs-At Litchfeld. April l, Mrs Lucinda Perkins, aged 90 VAnL-At New York city, April 2, Dr Abby E. Vaill of Block Island, R l., daughter of the late Rev Herman Landon Vaill. of Litchfeld. CRosBY-At Winsted, April T, John B Crosby, aged Fl. ToDD-At Winsted, April s, Lucretia, widow of Joel Todd, aged "A. BEACH At Winsted, April 6. Burton B. Beach, aged 62.
 WHTrNa-At Saginaw, Mich, April f, Lorrin O. Whiting. aged 7s. Brother of Homer W. Whiting of Winsted. BRAzEE-At Sharon, April 5, Mrs Charles Brszee, aged 60. O'NEn-At Laksville, April l3, Michael O'Neil, aged about 40. JupD-At Lime Rock, April s, Mrs George Judd.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
STATE NEWS.

State Senator Marigold will probably get the Bridgeport post office.
 Samuel Smith. 65. of Ansonia, com mitted suicide on Monday by cutting his throat. Cause was despondency.
 May Maginnis sued for divorce from Nathaniel Maginpis on grounds of desertion and intolerable cruelty. The couple were married in Hartford in 1893 Shortly after marriage Maginnus began to exhibit bad temper and re- peatedly shook his wife with extreme violence. The decree was granted and the custody of a 3-year-old child was given to the plaintiff.
 Peter Duvernoy, the Burlington Frenchman. who was arrested last week Tuesday on the charge of kidnapping Annie Savaria of Collinsville, was brought before Judge Calhoun in the Hartford Court os Common Pleas on Friday on a writ of habeas cor pus. It appeared that Jus tice Fellows, of Collinsville, had held the prisoner without taking any testimony in Sl 500 bail, leaving him in the custody of deputy sheriff and adjourning the hearing to the 18th inst. Judge Calhoun held that 1t was proper to hold the prisoner without taking testimony. as was often done in the police court and the Superior Court. He however, reduced the bail to $500 which was furnished, and discharged the prisoner from custody.
 The Supreme Court has decided the case of the State vs. A Main in favor of the State. The suit was brought to test the ccnstitutionality of the peach yellows Jaw. Mir Main is the represen- tative from North Stonington. He is also we'll known as the implacsble enemy of the American eagle, having secured the repeal of the law protect ing this noble bird.
 Rev Dr Newman Smyth, of New Ha- ven, announced to his congregation that he declined to read the Fast Day | proclamation on the ground that the day was becoming more a holiday than day of mourning.
 The records of the births, deaths and marriages, in Sharon since l730 are to be published Tn book form.
 Miss Josie Hart, of Milton, attempted suicide one day last week by shooting herself in the head. She bad been ar rested on charge of criminal relations with George Tompkins They were detected by Mrs Tompkins in Mi Hart's barn. Mrs Hart was bound ovel for trial in the Superior court. The wound is not serious.
 Iu tue recent decision of the case O the Csnastota Knife Go. vs, The New iugton Tramwsy Go. ct al the Suprem, Court holds that an injunction will Ii, on the petition of an adjoining prop erty owner to restran the laying of street railway in a highway. As t. whether the owner of the a6ioininI land is entitled to compensation tin judges differed, Judges Baldwin, Fem and Torrance holding that circum stances would determine that point ap, Chief Justice Andrews and Judg Humersley that the owner Is entitled t compensation.
 Torrington stands at the head of tn towns of Litchfield county in the mum her of voters on her list, having 2.046 Warren has the smallest number. IF. There are ten children now living o the Merriman family of Litchheld, son and daughters of John A Merrimar
 The oldest is "A, the youngest B. Ther
 has not been death among the childre Z tor sixty eight years or since 1928.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
LluuOrs Seized.

Deputy Sheriffs O s. Fish and D L. Evans, of Pittsfield. Mass, assisted hy Deputies Briggs, Norton and Douglas of Great Burlington, seized consider able quantity of whiskey. wine and beer at NJ. B Ferris hotel at Ashley Falls on Saturday night.
 The hearing of the case will be had a Great Harrington some day this week
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15

The Shakers have made discovery which is destined to accomplish much good. Realizing that three .fourths of all our sufferIngs arise from stomach troubles. that the country is literally filled with people who cannot eat and digest food, without subsequently, suf- feripg pain and distress, and that many are starving. wasting to mere skeletons. because their food does them no good, they have devoted much study and thought to the subject. and the result is this discovery of their Digestive Cor dial.
 A little book can be obtained from your druggist that will point out the way of relief at once. An investigation will cost nothing and will result in much good.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
HOW,S THIaf

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F.J. CHENEY < O., Props, Toledo, O We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last Is years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transac- tions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. WEST TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
 gists, Toledo, Ohio.
 Halls Oatarrh Cure is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. Testimonials sent free Price 75e per bottle. Bold hv all druggists. Halls Family Pills are the best.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
AIhOr Day.

Governor Cooke has appointed May 7th as Arbor Day. His Excellency re- commends that the day be observed "by planting fruitful and ornamental trees, shrubs and vines in the orchards, along the highways. and around the homes and school-houses" and that the day be observed with appropriate exer. cises by teachers and pupils.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Difference in Platforms.

There IS difference in platforms, as MT Bryan has discovered. The St. Augustine platform fell because too many stood upon it; while the Chicago platform fell because too few stood upon it.-Syracuse News.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
BORN

ADAM-At East Canaan. April II. son, Forbes Sampson, to Mir and Mrs Charles s. Adam.
 CARsoN-At Joliet, Ill, April l, a daughter to MT and Mrs Frank Car SOD, and great granddaughter to Charles Gillette of Canaan. RoBEnrs-At Kent, April 10. a dsugh- ter to Mir and Mrs Watts Roberts,
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Easter Music

The following musical program will be rendered a, Christ Church at 10. 45 a. m Easter Sunday:
 Organ prelude Camp Proeessional Alleluia Sullivan Anthem, "Christ our Passover schlling Psalter Battishill Le Deum Fay Jubilate Bridgewater Iutroit, "sing with all the Sons of Glory
 Smart Kyrie Tours Gloria Tibi Bridge Hymu At the Lambs High Feast" Each Barnby onoi'oiJ 'e'on0e' Fieli Presentation Doxolngy Sanctus Stainer Communion hymn Filby Gloria in Excelsis Zanner Nunc Dimittis Gregorian Postlude Selection Carols from Barnby. Marsh and others will be sung by the children at their Easter Festival at o'clock in the evening.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
- MAR RIED.

DoUeLAss-McGowAN-At Pine Plains, N. Y. April T. Rev James Douglass and Miss Anna Many McGowsn, MooRE-SnoNs-At New Marlboro. Mass April 8, by Rev A. W. Fields. Frederick Moore, of Chapinville, and Miss Bertha Simons,
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
FOR SEVERAL DAYS

Since the arrival of the big stock of Dry Goods at William Nisbet's New Store in Bank Building, East Village, they have been trying to arrange it satisfactorily, but find that there is not room enough in the present store to do that; in other words there are too many goods and then room is wanted for New Spring Goods, so the stock must be reduced, and to do that and do it quickly, the whole stock will be offered at a big REDUCTION in price until SATURDAY NIGHT, APR. IT. The lack of room makes this a grand opportunity for you to get goods at BARGAIN PRICES. Remember Cottons, Outing Clothes, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels, Dress Goods, Silks, .Ginghams, Calicos, Percales, Linings, Hosiery, Ribbons, Books, Jewelry, Small wares, etc, at a big discount.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15

The state flag adopted by the com mittee on military affairs is dark blue. In the center is white shield with the three grape vines and fruit in their proper colors, under which is the motto "Qui transtulit susfinet"
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Dress Goods

Selling Spring Dress Goods faster as the days lengthen, and usually the prices never grow larger. We are continually pruning prices on special lots.
 Jamestown Novelties worth so and
 6oc, only soc. Bicycle Suiting, so in. all wool, SOC. Bicycle Suitlng soin. 7sc goods, soc. 20 pieces soc Novelty Suiting,
 spring effects asc. IS pieces as and 33c Serges, all
 colors, only Ioc.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Kid Gloves

Special prices for three days:
 Thursday, Friday and Saturday. 20 dozen Ladies' Kid Gloves in Tan, Brown, Red, Black, Mode and Slate all our $I.oo goods, only 75c pair. : dozen Misses Kid Gloves the LOO and S5c goods, only 75c.
 Is dozen Ladies' Button and Lacing Kid Gloves the 100 goods, only 6oc
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Domestics and Dress Linings

1000 yards Shifting Print, 4c, 1900 yards Indigo Blue Print, 5c. case Fruit Muslin, .c. case Lonsdale, e. .c. case Masonvile Muslin, yd. wide, ss.c. bale SC in. Brown Muslin, was G, now 4l.c. 2000 yards Dress Skirt Lining, 4c. 5 pieces l5c SIlesia l0c.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Ladies' Black and Colored
 SKIRTS

We are showing over 100 Separate Skirts in 315, 4 and 4H yards wide. Full and we'll lined, good material and made on honor. Prices about what you can Ruy material for.
 I.os, 400, a.a5, a.so, a.oS up to SIo and worthy of your inspection.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Ladies' Suits

Ladies' Suits
 Showing in this department a wonderfully pretty assortment; they are selling too. Our prices are fully twenty-five per cent less than else where, and the style little in ad- vance of any of the others.
 Fit guaranteed in every case at o.5o, 1000, HOO, II.so and Ia.5o.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Silks for Waists

5 pieces Fancy Silks were 75c; to close at 2sc.
 8 pieces Fancy Silks worth 100; only 6oc.
 Others at higher prices that will interest you.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Candy

Candy
 For one day only-Saturday, we will sell 500 lbs Chocolate Creams a5 and soc goods, only Isc ID.
 100 lbs Nougatines and Mixed Chocolates only 200 lb.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15

Children all hate to take Castor Oil, but not Laxol, which is palatsble.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Silk Waists,
 Washing Waists

Prices and styles are attractive. Got up by men tailors and perfect in fit. It don't pay to have them made when you can buy good waist for so, 7s, os, I.as, and up to $S.oo.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
DON'T FORGET
HURRY UP

And get some of those Seed Oats and Garden Seeds and be Happy all Summer.
Connecticut western news., 1897-04-15
Selecting the Carpet

Ready to Wear
 This refers to sundry lots of handsome spring suits, all made by tailor artists, ft. nn. lsh and materials first class. and all the dressmaking worry saved. There are some very pleasant price surprises in store for you here.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-04
Gtabtrath.
Sslset Council, 25. Ssbr.

select Council, %. Sebr.
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tat Der nnteriuhuns badte. ea Wapor
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sen ausjuoriden.
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bejltben.
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nus BEN oberen Sbale.
CNr&baIb Gsrrt[psnhsni.l

- Pofmeiter &. Il. Senbrid, Der
tpisoerum ale Yoitmtiiter bon Sermpn
srnannt tpcreeu 1T, erbieIt lstts Wp4e
feline GommiffiOn.
- Sobn 8Iotpriebt bon .griesturs
ipurbe am Wontas burd einsn Sad Dor
DsdenfobIen i'm Sobnion Slope in 10
sefabrli&sr @eiis ssrlest, bub isin Cob
sruartet tpirb.
- 6tnrp Seebs bon ELEPHANT ipurbe
am Donnsrftae in Der Sobniou Nine su
8riesburs bur& sinsn Dsdsnfaq setrof'
fen. nobel ibm Elm 8sin ssbroden une
i&msrili&s S&rammsn sussfast pur'
ben.
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purbe am Donuerftae in Der geserton
Wine BEL Sermpn beim Gblaben o &C.
bdlfen bon einem berfslbsn sstrofen unb
erbieIt oaour@ sinen bOppsltsn 8ru4
oes rs&tsn 8einss.
- Deputy S&srif Serbsr f6Iob am
Sreitas ben 2aesn unb Wirtbi6aft BON
u. unb g. Nieoleman iu ArdbaIo uui
,usi grsiutionen i'm 8strase BON $3.50.
bic G. Robrnisn's Sbbne erIanst battsn,
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,u 9bioop nurbe am aleiben Gage aui
zine GTstution bon sl59 o. geihluHen
pelds bic CUNT & Sonnsl So. ~srlanete,
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Strabs b~sinDst iid auf Der 8ranisnIihs'
- Dm. O'Noasp pures am Bonner.
tag in Der go. 8 D. g.. 8. Wne fdlimm
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sebridt.
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luib 81. 9aul's 0smeinbe sinaetpslbt
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cine aniyrade in osuti&. tpdbrsno 9u'
flor O. 3. 9rabsrt. D. D.. bon BilfsS'
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cine Wsbserei betrisben. tpeesn eineu
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- Ser 8snsraaaben Der Gil Oil
8oblen unb Gifen Gompanie, nabe ibrsl
Wrnen bel RihmonbaIe, puroe Isbt
Rode bon @inbredern um Waaren in
Bertbe bon 5000 beraubt.
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felt ben | btsn Ii Slbrsn sstannt ulo balten
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tauft BON allen apotbstsrn.
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Guumpre.

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Sarrp W. SIad. ftarb am Srsitas in
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merle auf unbsiimmts 9eit esi6loFsn.
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prsis nidt LANCER bssoblsn tpolsn
stpa 200 Banner unb sbenio pisls 3na
ben iperben babur6 arbeitsIOs.
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81 rouabanmalt uno Sobn We Smsensp
DIE als 5obeonfablsr.