Connecticut western news., 1871-09-29
New Advertlsements.

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 Wood6ury- citizens of Woodbury, with about seven thousand visitors, dedica- ted their soldiers monument last Teusday.
 Town Neeting.-Wide awake for Town meeting next Monday! Remember and be on hand early. Read the warrant in the columns.
 Auctson.-Remember the sale at auction at Gov. Holley's, of horses, cattle, wagons, &c.,, &c.,, advertised ID another column, to be sold to morrow, (Saturday.)
 Ne,cs.-Extra copies of the NEWS can be found at the Post office in this village, Grant & Sweets, Lakeville, F. c. French's Lime Rock, Post office in Cornwall Bridge, Drug store Canaan, and at Post office Norfolk. .
 Auction. n.-Remember the Auction sale of second hand stoves, also the sale at greatly reduced prices, of Russia and American pipe, at w. H. Deans shop in Falls Village, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon tO-mOrTOW, (Oaturuay.
 INustrious- But few offices in tue coun- try can sport such illustrious names among their compositors, as can the NEwss. Among our numerous typos, may dailyabe seen the notorious Ossawatomie Brown, and the illustrious Andy Johnson. ,.
 MSU Property Sa5e.-Beer in mind all ye people, the sale of the Hammertown mill property next Tuesday, at ? o'clock in the afternoon. The greatest water power since the deluge. Read again the adver- tisement in another column.
 Conductor Cole.-Mr John H. Cole, who for so many years was conductor on the Housatonic Railroad, aud resigned his position, is again back on that road: Glad of it. John is not only an efficient and trusty conductor, but capital fellow.
 Dentistry. pr. Stewar: of Amenia, N. Y. will be at the residence of Mrs. H. A. Harrison, Lakeville, the first Thursday of each month, where he will be prepared to execute all operations in surgical and me- chanical dentistry: XE1 2X11*
 School Examination examination of teachers for the schools of Lime Rock i; Amesville; Bridge; Harrison; Asylum i; Ore Hill; and Mt Riga districts, will be had at the academy in this village, Satur- day, Sept. SOth, (to-morrow,) at 10 o'clock A. M.
 Too Bad.-That after getting up at 3 o'clock in the morning to go duck hunting, and after travelling over several miles ot country and nd'succeeding in getting one poor duck to have him stolen from the hind end of the wagon. How is this friend Dexter !; guess you hadn't your ''peep sights" ad- justed. IT.
 Hay Sc0ges.-Mr. Bissell of the firm of Gillett & Bissell, is erecting set of Hay scales in front of their store. We are glad that the item in the NEWS two or three weeks since, has resulted so soon in the establishment of these scales. It will be a convenience for which the people of the village have waited too long. ~' -.-.
 v menced grading for branch railroad from the Conn. Western to the Davis ore bed. The work is under the general supervision of MT. David Foley, who with his.accus- toned enterprise, and general go-a-head- ativeness, will push it through to an early completion.
 BarrIngtoaa FaG.-If beautiful weather and immense crowds of people will make the Cattle show and Fair in Harrington, success this year, they will have it. This society has always been remarkably for. tunate in having very fine weather at their exhibitions, and for the success of any agricultural society, this feature of their risks is the most important. . =
 Ne6raska-We have received from some body, a small library, treating of the vari- ous resources and advantages offered to settlers in the state of Nebraska. We do not propose to emigrate to Nebraska Ia at present. and having no time to devote to their perusal, have read but very little in them. Anybody contemplating sojourn in that state, can have book if. theU will call and get it.
 Short SSg1stedaess. some of the young men were playing ball the other noon in front of the Savings Bank, 'spassed balP' struck one of the windows, completely shat. tering the glass, but curiously enough with. out breaking out single fragment. The most singular part of the affair is, that nei- ther of the young men engaged in it have noticed the damage done. If they had seen 1t, of course they would have. said something about it.
 Perfectly Happy. y.-The happiest man in town, is Cum, the village blacksmith. . He is the dad of seven pound boy. and so happy tickled is he over the. event, that in passing along the street, with head down and hands in his pockets nearly to his elbows, he was noticed every now and then to spasmodicallY break out into an uncon. trolable laugh. He, he! yaw, haw and yo, ho ! were beautifully blended in his ecstacy of delight. i
 Conn. Weste1n.-The work of ballasting the road between Millerton and Canaan has during the past week, progressed very rap idly. The train on the western end of the road is now nearly to Ore Hill, and the Ga naan train, which is working the road from Canaan to Salisbury, is now in sight of the village. ''Kib", the engineer who was the first man to wheel a locomotive into our vii lage, went to Bridgeport the fore part of fthe week to drive up onto tn is road the new en zine, "City of Hartford" which has been built expressly for the road. Engineer Flow. Ter of the ''Shore Line" road is now running the locomotive ''State Line No l."
 Delinquents.-To those who have not paid their subscription to the NEWS, we have no desire to be impolite, but really wish they would sscome down with tbai,