Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-07
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April.
CONNECTICUT.
| Winchester has $50 school children
Smoking cars are to be added to the connecti
| cut Western trains.
City people are already engaging board for tn,
summer at Litchfield.
In the absence of snow this winter people il
Winsted take their sleigh rides in the cars.
post Office has been established in West
| Suatiord.
Look out for counterfeit tens on the National
| bank of Norwich.
About one thousand kegs of nails have I been
recovered from the wreck of the schooner hlcn-
| ard Borden off New London.
| 1eTryville has leap year yohIs 10y "n1 I
| goes to see her beloved every Sunday hl@ht and
| goes home alone in the wee hours -
A man named Farley was nearly killed at
Bloomfield, on the 9Th ult., by hand car
crank.
Andrews & Co.'S uewsroon and store, Hart
ford was robbed by burglars on the LIST. of
Nr. Wilbur Bacon, of the celebrated Yale '65
c.cw, has been unanimously elected captain of
tbe New York rowing club
James A. RyalS. Young man employei at the
Thayer scythe works at Winsted, had his right
arm cut almost half in TWO, below the elbow on
Monday, while polishing a scythe on an emery
wheel.
Rev. Loren Webb, of Forestville, Of the NJ. E.
church, who has been in very feeble health for
several months past, has recently gone to jack
sonvile, Florida, to stay till May. His wife ac.
companies him.
deacon Edward \. Fuller, who has recently
resigned the superntendency of the Second
Baptist Sabbath school, at Sufficd, after fifteen
years of continuous service, gave reception TO
the officers and teachers of the school at his new
residence few evenings since, which was very
pleasant affair.
A Winsted man advertised the other day that
the man who threw brick bat into his window
was known and bad better "pony up" In
short time he received this 81 owe you two
Dollars please to tell me if yo got it through the
Coums of the WinSted Herald Advertise in this
Week Rolv Poly. Guess no.
A New Haven paper is severe on Philadelphia,
rcmarkin9 that il has never been able TO sup
port a respectable Journal or theatre, and has
more of the petty spirit of 4 country village
than any New England town of 5000 inhabit-
ants.
Itls estimated that the tobacco crop OF East
Hartford, for 1871 will amount to 5000 cases,
and has been mostly bought by six parties,
prices ranging-the cases taken on average
from forty to fifty cents.
A man in Canaan, recently hung himself, and
a july OF his neighborS was impanneed in ac-
cordancc with the requirements of the case Al
ter mature dcliberation upon the evidence ad-
duced, one of the number was asked what con-
ciuSion he had reached, when he frankly re-
Sponded: 20, there haint the least moSsel of
doubt in nv mind of the critters guilt
The first Lee prizes for English reading at
Harvard college have been awarded TO Theo-
dore G. Pease, of Somers, Conn, and Joseph
Weiby, of Cincinnati, Ohio: second to John d.
Draper, of Cambridge, William II. Haman, of
Newton, Waldo Burnett, of Soutbboro', Charles
W. Welmore, of Marquette, Mich, and Lester
w. Clark, of New York city