Connecticut western news., 1872-10-11
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 88sSa1S Wanted e:55,as 5oSsn k DSS5s sSspstd sroSats sr Notice Est. of Henry Hisisy Probate Sase Notice Notice P'tS. Handibode Probate Notice RObt Bostwick l Job Printing J. L. Pease. | Rsmem6er-This week is Mrs. Richard sons opening week. Read again her ad- vertisement, go ''buy and she'll do you good"
 Flour.-M. c. Jewell has in store . new grade of flower, which is said to be equal in every respect to the celebrated Landon & Co.'S flower, but which he is selling at con- lower figures.
 South CanaGn.-Goshen can be beaten. South Canaan can boast of .fvs generations. Mrs. Sally Hosford, aged s6, and her great grandson, aged g months. Can any of the neighboring towns beat this IoTA.
 No Jor PougAkeepsis !-Editor News- Excursion tickets to Poughkeepsie and re- turn, from Canaan, $2 50; Salisbury. $2 25 Lakeville, $2 OO. Good during October, 1872. w. H. YEoMANs,
 Asst. Supt c. w. R. R.
 Gone Ssuth.-Mr. Ely Ensign, of Lime Rock. who for long time has been in the office of the Barnum Richardson Co.,, in that village, has ''had call' to Hunting ton, West Virginia. The iron business down there called him.
 Gone West.-Msrtin Harris started for Ohio Wednesday. He says he is going to stump the state for Greeley. He had 8. two quart bottle in pocket in the tail of his claw hammer coat, and really looked like genuine 7x9 stump speaker.
 Neao House.-''Chawles' Brown, the city lamp-lighter. is building mansion north of the "What is it?" near the freight depot in this village. ''Chawles" is to have the management of the 'crit:er" and is to see to it that it is kept constantly chained.
 Good Samaritons. Rev. Fl. R. Harris, pastor of the M. F. Church at West Gosh en, will address the Good Samaritan Socie- ty at Lakeville Hall, Tuesday evening, Oct Is. No collection. Meeting commences promptly at o'clock. If you don't hear him you will be sorry.
 On Ms Home StreteA.-Mr. Eliphaet Buell., who was in this village few days last June, and who has been roaming about the Western States ever since. called on us again last Thursday, being on his way home. He Is looking well, and says he has had capital gsod time.
 7Ae Feather Bed Nen.-These gentle. men seem to be about the busiest men in town. Beds upon beds are constantly be ing heaped up ln the old store building and the machine is obliged to keep up steam till late in the evenings, and then it cant keep up. One would hardly realize that the process could make such an i'm. provement in feathers which have beer slept on Ifor years, making them perfectly clean and Eight as feather"
 Steam Canal Boat.-The Armenia 9Sme says the steam canal boat William Baxter the machinery for which was constructed at the Fishkill Landing Machine Works made the trip from Troy to Buffalo or an average of five days for the Yoya ge Her performance in the canal far exceeded the expectations of Ter designers, and sh, stands so far the best chance of winnin. the State prize of $lOO,OO As soon a her cargo is on board she will return tt tide water.
 Girling & DO0litt1e-The merchants o Harrington have waited much too long be
 fore advertising their goods in the NEWS and thus showing the people of this regior their enterprise. as we'll as the inducement
 they can offer for them to trade there Messrs. Girling & Doolittle at the new stor see their interest in this respect, and ar out this week with half column advel tisement, showing that they really have fine line of gentlemen's wearing apparel , and are fully up to the times.
 = Bass RaN. second of series 0 { games of base ball between the Mechanic f of Lakeville and the Riversides of Ken 3 was played in Kent on Saturday the 28t ult.. resulting in favor of Lakeville, with score of 40 to 14, as follows:
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 - The first game was played in Lakeville, O g the 18th ult., terminating in favor of tn 3 Mechanics with & score of 1Ol to IA, nc f lo2 to IA, as unoficially reported. Befor 9 the close Iof the season the club will ente @ the lists to contest for the championship o l. the county. E. WMoKwoRrH
 Secretary Mechanics B. B. (
 Dooned.-Last Wednesday MT. F. [ !, Barton of this village happened to SD 8 near the depot Supt. Yeomans, and the wa
 he went for him about the fort north c e the freight depot wasn't slow. The supel
 intendent entirely disowned the concern e said It was very scarry and everywa ? dangerous animal to have go near:the track
 and one that was liable at any moment t - pitch onto his bob tailed engine, ''stat
 Line No. l." and chaw it allup. He wishe !. Mir. Barton would bring down his oxe
 and draw the critter of, and he'd give hil
 the hide for doing the job. MT. B. is col sidering the proposition.
 Kr. LtttsS's Readin0s. have see the large steel engravings, "Nazereth," an ; "Spring Time of Life," one of which is { be given to each person who attends M 10. A. Little,s readings next week. (adve