Connecticut western news., 1873-07-25

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 Yale College was in town last Sabbath, ant attended divine service at the Congregation al Church in this village.
 Base Ba1.-The Lone Stars of thls vii lage beat the Cripples of Ashley Falls, il that village last Saturday afternoon tn, score being 20 to l9. Only four innings were played.
 Second ChS1d1kood.-New Hampshire re. ports lady who is nlnety-four years old and who is now teetieing and suferSng aost1 aoAoopSng coatgh! Oh thou Captain Weed of Sharon! Where art thou! Speak! tha we may know that thou dost yet exist!
 LSg7ttnin9.-Ad"ms says the next day after MT. Miles COW was killed by light ming, lightning rod man was seen indus triously lowering around among our citi- zens, and says there has not been day since, but that one or more has been here
 laUisS6le 1nE.-Somebody says an invis ible ink can be prepared by adding part of sulphuric acid to 20 parts of water Write on your postal cards with 1t, and the receiver of the card can develope the inh by holding it to the fire and heating the invisible" surface.
 Personal.-MR. EDITOR. Doubtless il will be gratifying to the many friends oi the late Dr. Chamberlin of Millerton, N. Y, to learn that his European affairs are pro- gressing favorably. and not the least doubt they will terminate in the favor of his heirs. M.E.H.
 "C0ver Mat Red Head."-The Amenis Tunes says: A man with very red hair wal on the Poughkeepsle wharf as an excursion sailed by. Politely he raised his hat and waved salute to the company. But some body yelled out, Cover that red head, J and the polite young man left the wharf.
 Kent.-The Episcopal church (St. An drews) in Kent is now completed, and ser vice will be held there hereafter every Sab bath, two sermons each day. The Sabbath school is held immediately after the morn ing service. We are informed that large pipe organ will soon occupy the place of the melodeon.
 Neao LocomaotSve.- The Housatonic R. R. Co. have added another new locomo- tive to the rolling stock of their road. It came into their shops at Falls Village last Friday, and is in style, size and general ap- pearance, like their heaviest and largest machines. Thus it is: This road contin- ues to prosper as it justly deserves under it's present management.
 Gone Fss1Sng.-Lsst Monday morning, Dr. Knight. M. H. Robbins and others of Lakevllle. with MT. F. 0. French, and oth- CTS from Lime Rock, started on Conductor train for Long Island Sound via Hartford, to enjoy a week of fishing. They had previously engaged boat, and went prepared for Irregular good time," and we have an idea they will not be dis appointed.
 Important SuSt.-The Bridgeport Fdrm- CT says it is expected that one suit brought by the executor of the estate of the late Captain Colvocoresses will be tried by jury at the next September term of the Superior Court at Litchfeld. Eminent counsel have been retained on both sides. Gov. 1ngersoll will appear in behalf of the estate, and the Hon. W. W. Eaton for the combined insurance companies.
 More Neso MtsSc.-Mr. Humphreys of Canaan, continues to get in new music to meet the demand of his many customers. Among the last lot are some extra choice pieces, which the unsteady inclined of this region would do we'll to examine. If any particular selection cannot be found in his large stock, he will send and get it, and the cost will be no more than is charged by hose who sell at the lowest figures.
 Gone.-Mr. J. A. Dresser. who has for some years past been bookkeeper in the office of the Washinee Company in this village, moved his family to West Stock bridge last Wednesday, where he is en- gagged as bookkeeper at the Leet ore bed. MT. Dresser was good citizen, and we are very sorry to lose him. If somebody will ct the water on the wheels at the Washi- ice mill, and set them buzzing, possibly we can coax him back again.
 The Rec. J. 4. WaSnsorsght.-A very pleasant, genial and every way character stic note from the Rev. J. A. Wainwright of Palmyra, Missouri, who was formerly he pastor of the Episcopal church in this village, was received by us Q few days ince, and among other things he said that
 "Cholera is prevailing quite extensively 1t Hannibal, IA miles below Palmyra. We nall doubtless have it here. We are about ix miles inland from the river, therefore that disease cannot become SO prevalent in P. as on the river towns"
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