Connecticut western news., 1908-04-16

Mrs George w. Hall has been visit ing in Danbury.
 George Hall was in Litchfield, attend ing court, last week. Misses Connors and Hudson spent Saturday in Bridgeport
 Victory 0. Beers Corn of wall Bridge was in town Saturday. Mrs. Emily Jenks moved yesterday to the Brown place, known as the tin shop building.
 A son was born Saturday to MT. and Mrs. Simpson, who reside in the Miner building.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tomlinson of New Britain were over Sunday guests at w.. R. Hubbel's.
 Rev. H. B. Chown has been suffering with grip for several days but has now practically recovered. l It is expected that repairs on the Con- gregational parsonage will be com menced next week.
 Miss Clara Durham of New Haven is spending her vacation with her mother, Mrs. Emma Kellogg.
 John Roth moved his household ef- fects here from Danbury last week and occupies the Maltbie house.
 Clarence and Arthur Turner and James Haywood are erecting barn for M. O, Dean in Huntsville.
 Flowing has begun. Land was turned over last week on the farms of J. M. Benjamin and D. H. Casey.
 Reports from the Winsted hospital are still to the effect that there is practi- cally no change in the condition of J. D. Eggleston.
 Attendance at the Congregational Sunday School is gradually increasing. The former officers are serving during the present year.
 The trout season opened yesterday and the local disciples of Izah Watson were out bright and early in quest of the speckled beauties. +.t.
 Ties and lumber for the railroad com. pany are being delivered daily at this station. The tie price at present is 30 tC 50 cents each, according to quality.
 There will be no special observance oi Easter at the Congregational church Sunday except that the Rev. P. A. Brad ford will preach sermon appropriate tt ] the day. "...
 Many local teams will probably fint
  likely that various farmers will thus b' employed before farm work become pressing.
 The genial "Bob' Orr of Pittsfielc was accompanied by his better hal Saturday when he made his regular tril to town Saturday. They were gnests a George w. Halls.
 Falls Village hens are now publish iycr 6oil 0F hn consequently prices have taken drop The publication" are not down to l cent copy however.
 Fred Edwards, who assaulted Howar, Green and Frank Parker with knif on Cream Hill not long since, wa sentenced, at Litchfield, last week, t sixty days imprisonment.
 Rev. F. J. Belcher of Five Point - pulpit in the Methodist church Sunday While here he was the guest of his sister in-law, Mrs. I. P. Hornbeck.
 Among those who registered at Tn Inn during the past few days are H. H ! Ore Hill; E. s. Willett, Bridgeport; ( E.. Wayland, R. F. 1sbell, New Haver E. Robbins, Winsted; O. E. Fowler Pittsield, R. J. Orr, Pittsfield. Some weeks ago THE NEWS al nounced the fact that there had bee numerous withdrawals of deposits fror the savings bank principally by tn - foreigners in this section. Through tn recent panic" times the deposits di not decrease and at the present tim they have reached the normal amour and are gradually increasing. This is . sound, conservative and solid financis \ institution and has the confidence of th , people.