Connecticut western news., 1871-09-22
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Neus.-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, Humphreys Drug store Canaan, and at Post office Norfolk.
 Fouaad.-The watch case advertised in the NEWS last week was found Friday The reward offered was not needed. Neso Engine.-The Connecticut Western Railrord Company have bought an eight wheeled locomotive engine and tender for $lO, ,25O cash. MislaSd.-On account of the reports of Field Crops on exhibition at Falls Village last week being mislaid, we are obliged to omit their publication till next week, by which time it is hoped they will be found. Funeras. The funeral last Tuesday at Millerton, of the wife of Mr Ambrose Beers, is said to be one of the largest ever oc- cured in that village. In his sudden be reavement, he has the universal sympathy of the people:
 Po'Eeepsse & Eastern.-The work of gra- ding this road is progressing rapidly along the entire line. A string of railroad carts, horses and men passed through this village last Tuesday, bound for that road. Its early completion is confidently looked for.
 Corn Once Aga6n.-Mr. Martin Harris | ol>o o111o faSn and three ears of corn each, part of which are twelve and part are eight >rowed. Is it unusual to see eight and twelve rowed corn grow on the same stalks?
 Dentistry. Stewar: of Armenia, N. '. will be at the residence of Mrs. H. A. Harrison, Lakcville, the first Thursday of each month, where he will be prepared to execute all operations in surgical and me- chanical dentistry. 2w1l* l Rega11r TrGips. President Barnum has promised to be in readiness to transport freight over the Conn. Western between Canaan and Millerton on the first of next month. Only one week from next monday. 1 All aboard!
 Bought or Rente5.-Mr H P Harris says he has either bought or rented the late resi- dence of the Rev Dr Wainwright, and he doesn't know which. He has moved into, and is now living in it, "wher-or-no."
 Remooal. .-Mr. B. H. Dean, the popular tinman of Falls Village has removed his business to new shop on to the Broad way of that village. He has in stock new lot of stoves, and good general assortment of all that is usually kept at ''Tin Shop Read his advertisement.
 Accident. t.-Geo' Gilbert of East Shef- field was terribly ''pinched" between some freight cars at the station in Ashley Falls last week Thursday: Several of his ribs were broken, and he was otherwise seri- ously injuredss There are hopes of his surviving the shock, yet his case is bad one.
 Meridee Recorder.-Another of the Edit
 orial fraternity the Rev, J, B, Cleaveland
 corresponding editor of the Journal Re
 corder of Vest Merriden, dropped in upon us last Wednesday. It is pleasure to us tc give the right hand of fellowship to these gentlemen, The Recorder is one of the !, most newsy dailies in the states and we ) congratulate it on the possession of suct able help in it's editorial department. Fre.-A shoddy mill was destroyed by fire in Burlington last Saturday morning It was owned by Messrs Camp & O'Bren and was insured for $2,5OO. The loss il estimated at $6,OoO or $7,OOO. The cause of the fire is unknown. Monday noon an other fire occurred in Darlington this tim'
 it was discovered m the roof of FIT, Whit
 ings residence, having caught from defec
 in the chimney. It was extinguished by
 stream from ono of the hydrants S1oer Mjne.-A correspondent informs us that quartz vane of lead and silver ore has just been discovered on the farm O !, Erastus Wheeler in the town of North Eas
 in Duchess County, by Mir. Wm R. Smith
 geologist of Millerton. The vane is abou E 100 rods in length and about 20 feet broad and contains the purest quality of quart: of rich golden hue, bearing a striking re semblance to the gold hearing quartz O , California. The mine is being developed
 and rich results are anticipated.
 Ad0ertise.-Does it pay to advertise? !? il question asked by many who have hat little or no experience in that way of do ing business. This question perhaps can not be better answered than by publishing letter received from MT. D. w. Manvel the enterprising miller of Cornwall Bridge learned of the immediate results of adver tisements in the NEWS, but as this lettel from MT. Manvel contains the ideas imbod jed in all these others, it's publication vii
 be sufficient.
 Cornwall Bridge, Mills, Sept. 18th MIR. J. L. PEAsE.-Please withdraw inn mediately my advertisement for miller
 paper the following, tSubscribe for tho
 CONNECTICUT WESTERN NEws." I donr see the object of such an advertisement , judging from the scores of applications
 have received in answer to my advertise
 ment for miller, and as soon as they came in a0 said, saw your advertisement h the "CoNN. WESTERN NEws," &c., &c. and as a consequence conclude that eUery body takes it, or else they borrow it tc read. To those that borrow, advise then so subscribe, and thus honestly pay fol
 what they get, and especially would I war;
 all against advertising, unless they wish tc
 find just whatthey want, as did, for they will surely get it, if they do.
 Present.-The Rev Wm. B. Vibert ol Fair Haven, presented one day last week beautiful cane to the Rev. J. A. Vain wright. This cane is not only very beau tiful, but exceedingly useful. If the doc tor unscrews the knob at the top, he vii
 see 8 neat compass, which will serve tc