Connecticut western news., 1901-10-31
CORNWALL BRIDGE.

Hon. V. 0. Beers is seriously i'll with stomach troubles; was taken suddenly with suppressed digestion. Dr. Cobb of Falls Village worked over him for ' hours before he received any relief. W. P. Sturges has charge of his tobacco shipments, during his illness, which amount to one or two carloads each week. The community here take a deep interest in Mir Beers health and earnestly hope he may be restored to full health and strength, as the open Ing of his tobacco warehouse, which gives employment to 25 or 30 men dur ing the winter, depends upon his full re- coverY. Miss Grace Hubbard of New Haven Is with Mrs Beers at Beers Hill during Mir Beers illness.
 George H. Beers of Washington. Ct., visited friends here over Sunday.
 A. Odell's girl of Warren, aged about four years, broke her hip few days ago and was taken to the Bridgeport hospital, Saturday last, for treatment
 Thomas Lennon, who was in the em. ploy of s. Kirby of Sharon and is 8 resident of this place, while driving g pair of high strung horses was thrown out of the wagon, striking on his head, rendering him unconscious for long time. Mrs Kirby saved herself by jumping and was not injured. At this writing we learn that Mir Lennon is i'm. proving. He is well known and has the sympathy of all his friends.
 George Northrop of Ellsworth has a novel way of starting refractory and stubborn clocks He pounds them and rolls them around the room; says 8 few words that the law of the land forbids which so frightens the clock 1t makes twentY-seven hours in thirty-one min I utes. He will start out on the road as soon as the groun d freezes deep The clocks, after he has tumbled then around, give this kind of time: Wher | the pointers show 13 minutes to nins the clock will strike five; it will then b' six minutes past one. With littl. practice you can easily get used to tell ing the time. We will vouch fo George as he gave an exhibition a Ode)Ps store short time since.
 MT and Mrs Samuel Marvin, wht were married last week Wednesday a Bethel, arrived here Saturday evening | The young couple are very welcome tt l our village where they will commend, keeping house. They have man, | friends here who all wish them a pleas ant and prosperous matrimonial voy age on the sea of life.
 This beautiful fall weather is enjoyed by all.
 Some of the many friends of Rev John Nash from Ellsworth made hin and his wife very pleasant visit fev afternoons since. All had very en | joyable time. Mir Nash is talented and interesting speaker and his wife i a very pleasant and kind lady. The, have many friends here and in Fills worth.
 Stakes are set for new creamer, building between the feed buildings o Russell Biorce and the freight depot The building will be 125 feet long an6 30 feet wide with 20 foot posts. It vii be much safer for those who bring mill as they will be farther away from tn main track.
 Miss Grace s. Sturges who has beer visiting her uncle, Edward I. Hubbard and family and attending shorthand school at Yonkers, for the past fou months, returned home Monday even ing. She was met at the depot by large number of her many friends an. kindly welcomed to Der native village
 Reader do not forget that Friday i the last day to make out your tax list or pay 10 per cent.