The Press., 1898-12-01
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business trip.
 Miss M. E. David has gone to St. Ours, P. O., for the winter.
 Lawyer Danahsy spent Thanksgiving at his home in Columbia.
 Mrs. William Smith Is seriously i'll at her home on East-Main-st.
 w. R. Gilbert of New Haven has been | visiting friends in town this week.
 Miss Mabel s. Symonds of Rock vile is | the guest of her sister, Mrs. E. A. Cleave- | land.
 Fred E. Woods of West Winfield, N. | r., Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Smith.
 Mrs. Charles Fox will leave next week | for Hartford, where she will spend the winter.
 Social at the Methodist church next Wednesday evening. Supper at 6 o'clock. Everybody invited.
 W. W. Burwell has been confined to his home this week by illness, but is now more comfortable.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomss Hassett of Green wIch have been the guests of Mir. and Mrs. John Hassett.
 Robert Smith returned Monday from Boston, where he attended the presenta- ton of "The Little Minister"
 The weather has been such the past few days that there has been about three sessions daily at the BuzzsIds' roost. Bert Holt, employed by O. M. Brown of the Chicago grocery store, has heen under the weather part of the week. The social that was to have been held at the Congregational church last even- ing was postponed on account of the ! weather.
 Miss Nellie English and Miss Annie White returned to Ware Monday morn- ing, after spending 8 short Thanksgiving vacation in town.
 J. H. Valentine Is in New fork on a business trip. On his return Saturday he will meet in Springfield Mrs. Valentine,
 who has been in Oregon for a long visit. l The trade in snow shovels has been quite brisk this week. E. A. Buck & Go. have sold about six dozen. The shoe dealers have also had all they could st- | tend to.
 The Misses Inez and Ruby Kibbe of
 Somers are guests of MT. and Mrs. W. H. Bumstead. Miss Zerfes Bumstead of
 Monson was the guest of MT. and Mrs.
 Bumstead over Sunday.
 l Dr. Timothy c. Lawler, 30, of Rock vile, a brother of Rev. D. H. Lawler, who died here about two years ago, died at
 Rock ville. Monday morning of apoplexy.
 He was prostrated Sunday evening while
 shoveling snow, and did not rally. The
 deceased has 8 number of friends and &C., quaintance in town.
 The golden wedding of Mir and Mrs.
 James Morris was observed yesterday.
 afternoon and evening, and a large num-
 Der of guests called and extended con-
 gratulations. A large collection of use-
 full and valuable presents were left with
 MT. and Mrs. Morris during the day.
 The snow that fell yesterday delayed
 the trains on the New London Northern
 road. The morning trains were each
 about an hour late, with the exception of
 the first two. The afternoon trains were
 any where from 15 minutes to half an
 hour late. Only a few inches of snow fell,
 but 1t was just enough to sift in and cause
 delay.
 Regular meeting of the w. R. c. Fri
 day evening. A full attendance is re-
 quested, as there is to be election of off,
 cers. There will be no supper this week. The following praise service will be , rendered at the Congregational church
 Sunday evening:
 Prelude--Harvest and Thanksgiving March. = CalkiI 3 Opening Hymn-Now the day is over, r Anthem-praise the Lord, Ashford Anthem-O that men would praise the Lord, Towne Duet-o salutaris HastIa, wiegand A horse owned by Adelbert Needham ran away this morning. The start was : made from in front of Squires' barber shop, where 8 drummer was to have beer - taken in. The horse started before tho : drummer got in and in turning in the snow the shaft broke. The horse quickly a cleared and ran up by the library, around n the Springs House back to Main street A big snow bank by the Stafford Hous. D checked his speed and he was captured e The horse was cut a little, but not seri T ously hurt.
 l. We have been requested to print tn. D following borough ordinance in relation t to snow on the sidewalks in the borough
 Sec. 30. The tenant, occupant, and il f case there be no tenant, the owner or per 4 son having the care of any estate abuttint upon any street, highway or common r. within said borough, where there Is sidewalk, which Is now or may hereafter l. be established or set apart as such, shall
 after the. ceasing to fall of any snov thereon, if in the daytime within si, t hours, and if in the night time by nool 1t of the day succeeding, cause the same t, |. be removed therefrom.
 s Sec. 31. Whenever any snow shall b. collected or deposited upon any sidewall u mentioned in the preceding section, eithe F. by falling from some adjoining building s- or by drifting upon said sidewalk, tn a tenant, occupant, and in case there be nt
 tenant, the owner or person having tn T. charge of the estate abutting upon saii l, sidewalk, shall, within six hours If in tn l. day time, and If in the night time by noo ii of the day succeeding It's being so collect
 ed or deposited, cause the same to be re moved therefrom.
 it Sec. 32. Whenever any sidewalk men B. tioned in the thirtieth section shall be en B. cumbered with ice, 1t shall be the duty O if the tenant, occupant, and in case there b
 no tenant, the owner or person having tn ie care of the estate abutting thereon, t In cause such sidewalk to be made safe an ,n convenient for travel, by removing tn :. ice therefrom, or by covering the sam
 with sand or some other suitable sut " stance, within twenty-four hours afte le such sidewalks shall have become co CT n- cumbered.
 .el Sec S8. Penalties and Forfeitures.- .h Whoever shall offend against or fail t " comply with any of the provisions of by la mwn6 oh e.. ok