Connecticut western news., 1871-09-15
New Advertisements.

Nems.-Extra copies of the NEWS can be found at the Post office in this village, Grant & Sweets, Lakevile, F. c. French's Lime Rock, Post office in Cornwall Bridge, Humphreys Drug store Canaan, and at Post office Norfolk.
 SchOols.-All schools in town, for which teachers are hired, will commence their fall terms next Monday.
 Auction. the auction at Dr. Wainwright's to morrow (Saturday) after noon. Read his advertisement in another column.
 Base BaU.-The Buena Vistas of Hunts. vile played match game with the Cream Hill B. B. c. last Saturday, and beat them with score of AZ to 37.
 Conterence-The annual meeting of the Litchfeld North West conference, will be held in this village on the fourth Tuesday, Sept 26th,) of this month.
 Ne,O Lamps. ps.-Landlord Hicks placed a few days ago two large lamps on his hotel, fronting the south, which serve to keep him we'll illuminated.
 Croeoded Om.--"Ajax" correspondence from Sharon, we were sorry to be obliged to crowd out this week, but it is good enough to keep, and will appear next week.
 Dead Horse.-Thursday afternoon, at the Horse Show in Falls Village, horse belonging to the Hunt & Lyman Iron Co.,, suddenly dropped dead. He was appar ently we'll previous to his sudden departure.
 Nep Bar6er.-The Barber from New York, whom we said week or two since, was to occupy rooms in the hotel in this village, has arrived, and opened shop in the room recently vacated by Prot. Butler.
 Frost.-Cornwall Plains was visited with heavy frost one night last week, serious ly injuring the tobacco, and spelling some fields of corn.......The young people in that village are organizing Base Ball Club.
 Lost.-On Tuesday, between Mrs. Orr's house and the hotel in this village, black silk sash, with pinked edges, and three black velvet leaves in applique on each end. A suitable reward will be paid if left at this office.
 F'dNs VtUage.-Who sent us an envelope with our printed letter from Falls Village last week Thursday, and forgot to sign their name. There was two dollars in closed in it, for the NEWS, but don't know to whom to give credit.
 Mr. 4. c. AWyn..-Whom it was SUD- posed had sold his jewelry establishment in Falls Village, and was about to leave the place, now informs us that it was mistake. He says he intends to remain where he for so long time has been, and will 'continer" to tinker watches as of yore.
 Organ Concert.-A good friend of our sent us complimentary tickets to the Organ Concert in Amenia last Wednesday. We should have been delighted to have gone, and he has our thanks for the tickets, but as we had al engagement" at the Norfolk railroad celebration on that day, also pressing invitation to the cattle show in Falls Village, we scarcely know whether we went anywhere.
 NorfoSk House.-Mr. E. Y. Morehouse, the landlord of tue Norfolk House in Nor folk, has one of the neatest and most con- venient hotels in the county. Last Tues day at the railroad jubilee, the building was literally covered with bunting. MT. Morehouse makes no halt way work in anything he attempts to do, whether it is to keep hotel or to display the American flag on his premises.
 F'als VSl1age Post OfSce.-MR. EDITOR. l see in your last issue, you speak of the new Post office as being one which has been designated as one of the offices through which Postal money orders on Great Brit ain and Ireland may be sent. ...I would be pleased to inform your readers that the Post office at Falls Village has been desig- mated as one of that class, which will go into operation on or about the 1st of Oct. M. l.. c.