Connecticut western news., 1873-05-09

gate open and shopping about the door yards in this village, is on the track. If she should happen to get mixed up with that ,bob-tailed engine in rough -and-tu fight, and should come out second best, she would find an immense audience to con- graduate her in her success CD Everybody about here is dead in love with that partic ular COW.
 : Persona1.-We are glad to see Conductor Stillson, who has been sick with fever six or seven weeks. back again on the Housa- tonic road. He seems to be looking very well indeed after his long illness MT. stillson has occupied the position of pas senger conductor on that road for a great many years, and his hosts of friends along the entire line will testify with us, that he is one of the best and most popular passenger conductors in the United States, or any where else. as for that matter. 2. lNes0i Music, &c.-Mr. Humphrey, at the drug store in Canaan, has received more new sheet music. He seems to be doing quite 3 business in that trade. He has re- gently added another new feature to his business; that of keeping on hand a large assortment of various sizes picture frames, suitable for framing almost any k,nd of pic. ture or if what he has on hand are not exactly the thing wanted, leave your order and be will get one that will suit This cannot but prove a convenience to the people, Jn;oI ~Jd a.uTf ilIE:~-t' s'''-s . lb F9rid II Io h }I51H b.. .g~,1 ,, i Admitted to Ae Bar.-On Wednesday Nr. Donald T. Warner, son of Donald i. Warmer, Esq.,, ot Salisbury, was admitted to the Bar of Litchfield county He was subjected to close examination, before the committee, which he passed with great credit, showing that he has been hard student and has, furthermore, mind well ntted for the, profession he has chosen. We ,-:-;lLLsste1feld Se,,tsnel. = '''- | : The above from the pen of Brother Johnson of the Sent&nez is appreciated by the many friends of MT. Warner herea. bouts, by whom he isi known to be all tha, is said in the above quotation. ',' z 5.'fL1s"se Iable CAdnged. The Housatonic railroad company have made slight change In ln their time table, which we publish in another column. Tue train, which ba, been known as the ''Canaan Special'' is now designated as Falls Village Special, It start. Ing from Falls Village in the morning a, 5.45, instead of from Canaan, and return. Ing there in the evening and remains over night .a.The running time of the evening passenger train going north is changed slightly passing the stations | few minutes later. i2 The Through Freight. south is also changed somewhat in time. These men. itioned, with those of the, branch roads. constitute the changes made in the new table. H,.,TT..4., ...j .:... .1 i ]L,itasory.-If an example of puncfaaiitv m attendance on the evening service in the Episcopal church in this village will bring about an improvement in that respect in the worthy members of that flock, the Rev Mir. Randall, their pastor, will accomplish 1t. Last Sabbath evening, when the time Tor service had arrived, there were for an audience none but his own two little cbil. dren. Notwithstanding this fact, the res. pected Reverened commenced the service. and continued on through, having well hIled house by the time he had commenced his sermon; nor were they all seated by that time, as the last one (shame on him !I came in as the 1Gst hymn was being sung. Why notdo better than this2 .,'" @l , q 1he Hcusatonse Raalrood. Tine report of the directors of the Housatonic railroad suomattea at the recent annual meeting, covers only the operations of the road and its profits for nine months, closing on the Soth of Ssptember, 1872. as it has become necessary, in order to comply with the of the legislature in regard to rsllroad returns, to close the fiscal year on that date. The directors report that the roadway and the equipments are in condi- tlon Tar superior to what they have ever oeiore been and are now adequate for all present demands. ' .l't
 
 We feel that very large share of the creolt Tor the constant improvement and of this road is due to Superin- 'endent Franklin, practical '" railroader," tireiess worker, faithful and constant in hls supervision and wholly devoted to the interests of the company. He seems to fully the duties of his position. and he meets all it's responsibilities most successfully. The beautiful and comforta. ole passenger coaches, and the courteous md obliging conductors of this road are matters of general comment, but the man. lgement that has brought the road up to its present standard, made it popular route of :ravel, doubled it's business and made it profitable to the stockholders, is entitled to he strongest commendation.- Berkshire County Eagle.
 "No l'is1 Need Apply.-Mr. Editor: I nave noticed in your paper an advertise nent for help by MT. sardam. The words, ' Not1rish need apply have caused deal 'f anger and i'll feeling amongst our Irish citizens, and I can best express my own opinion by the following lines, hoping to zee them printed in the next issue of the NEWS: '.'' "'.'-.'. ..s,-'.
 ''No IRISH NEED APPLY."-
 Sure, l was out the other night on such
 wild goose chase, ..,l.
 saw an advertisement about decent place. t IS myself that it well would suit, but I
 cannot tell you why - The 9ld man said, Did you not read, No lust take trip to Ireland, they will treat
 you like man, - The good cheer they'll pour into you as :. long as you can stand; With heart and hand they'll welcome you, but tell me the reason why, Nakarav x,%ES, l .N