Connecticut western news., 1872-12-06
Connecticut Western News.
New AdvOrelsema0mtas

W. w. Morr1nelo, Aluetton. N. l. FL, Pond & c., winsted.
 New Adversnsenaents.
 Course of Six Lectures, No. Canaan. Bakery Business For Sale, J.W. Thompson. For Sale Store Sc, H. Segar. For Sale, c. James Donation. sharon Com nittee. St Johns Church. Services. Probate Notice, Est Wm. c. Lawrence. Probate Notice, Est. Henry Higley. Sale of Minors Land, Est. Henry Higley.
 Pay Up.-All in arrears for slip rents in Congregational Church, for 1872, are here by requested to pay up. PER. ORDER.
 Time Tdb1s Chonge.-A slight change has occurred in the running of two or three trains on the Conn. Western Railroad. The table published in another column is corrected to correspond with the new ar- engagement.
 1hanksgioing.-There were interesting services at the Congregational and Episco pal churches in this village last Thursday (Thanksgiving.) and the day was very gen. erally observed by the good people of this and neighboring villages.
 On Me Track.-A misplaced switch threw the trucks at one end of freight car on Conductor Eorton's freight train from the track at Chapinville last Tuesday. A detention of about an hour made all right and,-well-that's all there was about it.
 Burglnry. is report that Mir. Lyman Dunning's store in East Canaan was burglsriously entered one night last week, and about hundred dollars worth of goods stolen. It is said that Mir. D. thinks he knows his man and proposes to give his case @ little special attention.
 Goshen.-The late snows are badly drift ed.-Moses Lyman and family leave town this week for their winter residence in Florida w. Gray and family have taken up their winter quarters in Bridge port.-Clark'a horses have at last succumb- ed to the epizootic. A CITIZEN.
 Busy-Merchant Jones of Lakeville seems to be about the busiest man in town. His store is filled full of goods and nearly all the time full of customers buying them Mir. Jones thinks it policy not only to have a large stock of reliable goods, but to let folks know it. He advertises in the NEWS, which of course accounts for his large trade.
 IS2ver Street.-The epizo0tic has serl. ously effected business in Silver Street. (Massschusetts.) the hum and buzz of that usually noisy locality being hushed. and nothing now disturbs the Sabbath like stiffness save the dulcct tones of the school bell, converting the youthful ideas for the purpose of instructing them how to-fre a gun.
 LakeoiUe Hctel-Mr. J. D. Egleston, the furniture dealer of Falls Village has the contract for furnishing twenty-five room' in the new and magnificent. hotel of thu Miller Brothers ID Lskeville, and last Tues day he made the streets of that village clamorous with his yoke of haws and gees drawing from the depot the numerous heavy loads of furniture.
 Apples and Cider.-During the presen apple and cider season, Mir. Willis Barthol omew at his mill Tn Sheffield has ground twenty thousand bushels of apples. ant | from them has made two thousand five hundred barrels of cider. These figure are probably about as large as can b shown from any one mill hereabouts, ye if they can be beaten we should be glad t learn of the fact.
 Complimentary.-Th Hartford CourGn says the opening piece at the Center churc in that city last Sabbath evening was Mis- Battell's arrangement from a concerto b Mendelsshon, to the words. Jesus lover c my soul," published by Brown & Gross. = Miss Battell is daughter of the Hon. Rnl bins BAttell of Norfolk, and this adoptio of her music by the Hartford church, is compliment of which she may well fe, proud.
 Horse Thief.-A man stole horse, was on and harness from his employer residin near Hudson 8 few days since, and drov to Litchficld in this state, and traded tn whole establishment with Mir Pratt, at th livery stable in that village for anothe horse and watch, after which he trade or sold horse No. 2 with a Mr. Peel son of Deputy Sheriff Peck of tha place. Coming to Salisbury and stoppin on Town Hill, he gave man whom h. owed $25,00 the watch to cancel thu debt. It was here the Litch6eld, officer found him last Tuesday and carried hir back to Litchfield.
 IAe Neio 7oDn HaN.-Now that Il school house question is settled, it is we perhaps to see what is being done about u the new town hall, which everybody town wants built Are the committee chose to attend to the hall business, about read to call special town meeting tor the puI pose of bringing about something definite It is a most excellent time during the pres ent winter to work up this matter, and ha, . all in readiness to be pushed forward wi, the greatest speed and to the best advantai
 when the Spring opens. Think about Il
 matter, and by giving it their, earliest ar
 most earnest attention, this commit,
 will consult the interests and wishes of Il
 whole town.
 WT"ter.-S!nce the last issue of th
 NEWS, winter seems to have come upon ,
 in good earnest. Snow has fell at vsrio, times till it now measures from to
 inches in depth, and makes very zoe sleighing. I. is thought by some that thel
 will be heavy fall of snow during th coming winter aud this is their reasol