Connecticut western news., 1908-10-29

.ose two inches during Monday night Plenty of Work
 There is at least one concern in Ca naan upon which the business depression has had no effort, i. G., the Johnson-Lin- dell Company. They are now employ ing larger force than at any other time in the history of the plant They have number of large contracts for wood work to be used ill expensive buildings among which are the $50,000 barn of Mir, Pupine of Norfolk, the SIP ,0L0 barn on tho Scoville place ill Chapinville and 10 mansion of N. B. Turner, in Housa- tonic, Mass.
 Those Little Advertisements. ! G w. Parsons advertised in our Cent a Word columns for a hired girl. He received numerous answers aud has the girl. A Sheffield man advertised for a place to live. He received many replies A Canaan man advertised rooms to rent. He found tenants. A Norfolk woman advertised for work. She found it. A Coleman Station man advertised his farm for sale (Sl2,000). He sold it. And we can produce other evidences of the efficacy of these little advertisements. They do the business.
 Puzzle Answers
 Last weeks letter puzzle appeared to be stickler and but few answers were received. The lists sent named the fol- lowing articles, Whether they are all household articles or not' is left for the reader to decide: Spider, chair, table, bed, couch, dresser, pillow, piano, desk, seat harp, carriage, tack. range, rack, bell, nail, lid. larder, beater, pole, coal, oil, drier, cocoa, tea, egg. pie, berries, ale, beer, lard, cards, beet, kite, rag, cat, cur, spool, babe, ball, coat, dress, hat rat Mrs. W. l.. Willard of Falls Village sent tho longest list, con- prising 40 articles, Leah Vosburg, Lime Rock 26, Ernest Gressot Lime Rock 5, Mrs. A. k. Benton. Canaan Valley IS. School Notes
 The registration at present is PAT.
 
 met with quite serious accident Tues day morning, by falling and striking his head upon a stone at the corner of the school grounds. A deep gash was cut near the temple. Emelio appears to be unfortunate; last year he had the mis- fortune to lose two fingers by the ex- plosion of dynamite. while playing at home.
 Owing to the delay of train from Win sted, last Friday morning, occasioned by the sudden illness of the engineer, Will liam Ahearn, all pupils from the cast who did not walk were not on time, but were excused and the blame charged to the railroad company.
 Railroad Rumbles
 Engineer Kelley, who has been the engineer on the Canaan pusher for some time, succeeds engineer William Ahearn on the Winsted-Pine Plains run on the 0. N. E., and Harry Dodge, of Canaan. the c. N. E., succeeds MT. Kelley on the pusher which operates between Pough- keepsie and Simsbury.
 The Saturday Monday express on the N. Y, N. H. & H, road will make Its last up trip Saturday, Nov. and last south trip Monday Nov. 9.
 Beginning Nov. the New Haven road use new form of bill of lading, con- forming to the ruling of the interstate commerce commission. This form will be Iused Ion all roads. Hereaf- ter all bills must be signed by the ship per. This has not been strictly adhered to previously. The new bills will also be negotiable. How to Get it or Sell it.
 If you are farmer and have horses, cows, sheep, pigs. chickens, farming utensils etc. to sell, use our Cent-a- Word | column. If you are villager and wish to rent your rooms, sell a stove or other house furnishings want kitchern help, wish to find something you have lost, wish to find an owner for something you have found, use our Cent-a- Word | column. These little advs. have sold farms. founi tenants, found apartments. sold automobiles, found hired men and women, sold horses, wagons, harness, in fact they constitute the best cheap advertising in this section of Connecti- 1 cut. If you want something, let us help | you get it. if you want to sell something, | you have various articles you don't want | Advertise them in THE NEWS and turn | them into money.