Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-04-13

OF Adams NAV clear that up, as wen as the bond
robbery. Public Indignation has been directed
toward Adams and has manifested itself by re-
Peated Earrings Of his sign and other unseemly
demonstrations.
The Rutland Herald falls into a sort of poetic,
meio-dramatic, morazing mood over the sugar
making season, and with touching tenderness
and Vermont pride says: "Tbe anticipaions of
our boys and girls are now being realized in ear
ing new sugar, maple molasses and buckwheat
cakes. Let them enjoy il. Ii is fitting, If we
are 10 have feStal seasons, that the Sugar-making
season should be one. Maple sugar is one of the
leading products of the state, and pays the eX-
pense producing as well, perhaps better, than
any other farm product And then, there is a
kind of poetry about it that adds TO the pleas
ure of rural occupations and does much to-
wards keeping our sons at home on the farm,
where they should be. Almost every farm in
Middletown has its sugar orchard; sturdy old
rock NAPLES that terminated and grew long be
fore the Morgan's, the Spaulding'S, the Clarks
and the Miners found their way into this once
wilderness. 'WoOdman, spare those trees "
CONNECTICUT.
The muddigger Syracuse is dredging the
Thames,
A New Haven officer went so far the other
day as 10 arrest bootDlack who insulted an
old man at the depot.
Nine hundred dollars has been subscribed to-
wards the $500 which is needed for city mis-
sionary and mission room at Middletown.
A ladies' reading room has been established
in New Haven, furnished with a handsome car
pet, a piano. table and seats, local papers,
weckles, magazines and the like.
Near Chapinville, last week, the body of an
unknown man was found in the cellar of an I'M
occupied house. 1t is supposed to be the re-
mains Of one of three tramps who were IN the
house few days recently.
A choral association forming in Danbury
wants somebody 10 lead Them. The people who
live next door to where they rehearse are equal
~ anxious for somebody to lead them; and the
further he leads them the better these outraged
people will feel
A man went into the Office of the Danbury
News Saturday, TO have cards printed for lady.
He said her name was Mrs Carroll whats
her other namep inquired the typo. "She
hasn't gotany other" explained the agent, cher
husbands run away an left her,
An lrshman named Peter Carl, living at
Worthwhile, came to New Milford, election day,
and becoming intoxicated in the afternoon,
Strayed upon the railroad track, and was run
over by the cars and so severely injured that he
died on the following Thursday.
One Luther Sardam of Salisbury, stahh,d by
his brother not long since, was tried the other
day for assaulting his brothers wife This
long-sutierng female remarked that "she some
times wished that Jim Cher husband) had killed
Lutte, and then the lawyers!hung jim"
man was found by the seleetmen of Berlin
on Wednesday in suffering condition, aud was
taken TO the almshouse, where he died on
Thursday morning from disease of the lungs.
He said his name was ThOs. COan, and that he
came from Ireland. He had a few goods in an
old tin trunk, and said he had got his living by
peddling, and also stated that he formerly
lived IN Springfield, and had family there.
On Tuesday night, John MnSon, one of the
hands OF the Bartletts eflight ship, went aloft
and trimmed the lights, and was about to come
down when the Selling of the fOotrope on which
he was standing gave away, precipitating him