Connecticut western news., 1872-10-18

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 New Advertisements.
 Fall Stock 1872, Wm. Jones. Fall and Winter 1s7S, Reed, Beach & Co. Village Restaurant. A. N. Negus. Bank Statement, A. C. Randall. Registrars Notice, Selectmen. Millinery, Mrs. Miller & Hawley. Found, c. Wilms Probate Notice, Estate of John Scott Business Card, Wm. H. Colver. Business Card, Wm. F. Hurlbut.
 Small Por. A case of small pox is re- ported at Copake Iron Works,
 Some Calf.-Templeton & Niles, the Lakeville butchers, killed calf last Tues day that weighed something over 400 lbs. How is this for-calf?
 Jo6 Printing.-Posters, circulars, pro grammes, letter heads, bill heads, envelopes, cards, &c. &c.,, printed quickly, neatly and cheaply at this office.
 Neao License Lao.-About five feet eight inches of our new license law lay parallel with the atmosphere in Main street portion of last Monday afternoon.
 Vents Another Chance-Tom Norton says he wants to run the NEWS another week, before election in November. He says he would make the Grantites or Gree leyites smart, and doesn't care much which. Would you let him do it2
 Miraculous Prophecy.-Judge Moore says the remarkable display of Aurora last Mon- day evening, was the "forerunner of a great event." which he says was verified last Wednesday forenoon at about eleven o'clock. Mr. Hubbard and wife will return from their wedding tour one of these days Teachers Eramipations.- ns.-There will be public examination of teachers, on Sat ur day next, al. TO- 30 a. m.
 The sender of the above notice neglects to state the pSace where the examination will be held, yet it is presumed it may be at the Academy in this village.
 Keep Them Of.-Cattle along the line of the Connecticut Western railroad in this vicinity seem to have q taking for the rail- road, and make of it favorite resort. They or their owners might as well know now as at any time that the iron horse does not need to kick them but once to make them understand he means business Ihe Generous SoTt.-A subscriber from Lakeville, one of the downright good-na- tured sort, sends with his two dollars sub scription, 20 cents, which he says we must spend for genuine Havana. None of your cent grabs will answer his purpose in this case. He isn't one of that class that do things by halves.
 N5, Lttt5e's Reading.-The reading of As. c. H. Little at Academy Hall in this village Wednesday night, was we'll attended and very attentively listened to. The pictures given away were regarded as well worth the price of admission alone. He reads at Lakeville Academy, this CThurs- day) evening, and at Sharon Friday eve | ming.
 Canaan.-North Canaan is not behind the times in improvements. The new Union depot is nearly completed, and is quite an imposing structure. The old store building of Mir. Becklcy is being moved to new quarters. Messrs. Fuller, Peet, Spaul- ding, Van Deusen, Adams and others, have improved their places by having concrete walks laid in their yards. Who says we are not go ahead people? X. , is fitting up the room which has formerly been occupied by Mir. Hurd, as livery stable office, for boot and shoe shop. Mir. Negus has worked several years at the business of making and Aepairing boots and shoes, and is fully competent to give satis- faction to all who may become his custom CTS. He will be ready for business next Monday. 3wl4 | Lake0SNe.-The new hotel in Lakeville will be ready for occupation Tn very short time. The owners, the Miller Brothers, will open it to the public as soon as it is ready. Their new barn is now being rapidly pushed forward to completion. MT. Colver, the Millerton architect, built the hotel, and has really done fine piece of work, showing that he at least is equal to the task of building mammoth frst-class hotel. MT. c. employs quite large force of men and is doing some of the finest work there is done in this region, doing bis work quickly and always well.
 Good Sansa7StGns.-The temperance meeting at Lakeville Hall on Tuesday evening was well attended, and great in terest was manifested in the remarks of Rev. MT. Harris. He said that those who are engaged ill the temperance cause have reason to be encouraged from the expert ence of the past, the promises of the flu. ture, and dwelt at some length upon the means which should be used for achieving success. He enlarged upon the power of sympathy in retaining the fallen, giving some interesting examples which had fall en under his own notice. The meeting was enlivened by songs from the Glee club l Aaa Early Irain.-There seems to bt much call for an early train on the Conn
 Western road to Millerton, making con nections with the early trains that leave that station every morning, on the Harlem and Duchess & Columbia roads, going south, and it seems as though such 8 train properly advertised, would pay. It is hoped the authorities of the Conn. Western roal
 will consider this matter. They tried 1 short train last summer and it didn't pay but if they will try It again and not confine
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