Connecticut western news., 1873-05-09
Connecticut Western News,
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l I FL. Pend & O.. r sa+....- -,:"-'; Winsted
 Lawrencss Drug Store - -,2 Canaan. | .;.f i:. .rtf ! H. d3T New Advertisements. ..''t''f 9.
 Watches n,.-o A H. WosIlcott
 Painters Wanted Geo., W. Ramsey
 North Canaan Taxes : WA. Lawrence Probate Notice Estate of Elizabeth Clark 1 Banking House s-s 2Cowles 6 Eldridge Millinery Fancy Goods Whitney 6 Mallory f"tNSeoFfoIkk Nor k.' " horse ql Robbins lR3tiil lRtiiltcH 1 aNese Post 0Hee.--The Millerlon Iron Co., have just had post office established
 st their works near Millerton, which is to
 be known as 1rondale. ,t , U ..'--, .,''.. | f
 .R95opsaiag;-s Andrews Church; Kent, win bY re-opened with appropriate
 seryiees,b by Bishop Williams, at one o'clock, Saturday, tlle l7th instant 7 s@ 5ss:,, . Iaurayt:tn z ,ir>rs. ii s.,.. .t4TU,s rai.
 lSchool Repairs. School District NoL IL, Cat ;Amssville9 voted April 22nd, to raise one thousand dollars for repairs on the
 school house in tha. district. '..l .., P ! Te1 Wat For.-If subscribers will say in; their letters when they renew, their. sub
 scriptipns, that the money inclesed is for a erenesoda. it will save us much trouble. F. Ne,o Goek Works.-The Wm. L. Gilbert
 Clock Go. of Winsted. whose clock msnu-
 factory was, burned about two years ago,
 have re built and are again at work making
 clocks, ll They have now only about forty
 hands employed, but will soon be under
 full headway. :i: :--"I y~sar a 'Jesaeracey's Dog.-Mr. c. R. Morris. the lpopnlar and successful master mechanic of
 the Housatonic railroad, has dog which
 pulls down the scales at one Ayndred and
 sisty-one poundsl Chaupcey thinks if his
 s'poodle'' continues to prosper, he will be a
 fair sized dorg in g few years. .G~- r-
 a E. R. R Repair Ssops. The Housatonic
 railroad repair shops in Falls Village are nov said to be in full working order, the
 machinery a all being moved from Bridge
 port and located, and the men at their va
 rious postsn We must give those works 8
 professional visit soon, and see how they do things , -4---..i4' f.. .'5i'..'' -
 Great Auction .Sole.-Remember the important auction sale of the valuable Washinee property in this village, which is
 advertised in another column to take place
 next Thursday (May l5th). This is chance
 for men of enterprise and capital, which, does not often occur, to invest in property
 that can be made to pay largely. Let such give it the attention its importance de-
 mands. ,:.,, .J .* .., .sf.. { ,Neao Restaarant. Depot Agent Gran dall of West Cornwall, has arranged 6 re-. freshment room in the depot at that station,,
 where not only passengers on the trains, as
 the locomotives are taking water, can step
 out and get morsel or two to stave off
 hunger. but people waiting for the cars will find it very convenient. Crandan is deter
 mined to do somebody some good if he can't anybody else. ''
 Our Legislators Tine handsomest leeis-
 lators who will be on exhibition in the leg
 lslative halls at this session of the General
 Assembly, were shipped from this station
 last Tuesday, duly marked and way billed.
 They are not only noted for their beauty,
 but one of them (Mr. Barton, is celebrated
 for being the first man who ever went to
 the legislature with countenance that was not adorned with meao plug hat. a '' "Spoising .toa'la Fsght."-A man by the name of Brink (not within four thousand :milee of being related to those who res pectably bear that name in this town. per ambulated our streets last Tuesday, bawl- ing loudly that he was 'sspoiling for l fight" Whether he found anybody who could administer to him g proper relief for | his distress, we have not learned, but one thing is certain; he made great deal of l noise, and himself nuisance. "" - From Lee to Hartford. While in con- versation with the Hon. Wrn. Taylor of Lee, last Saturday, we were; urged by him l to continue to criticise th., management of the Conn. Western railroad company until l the wants of the nsass of the people who l would be glad to be patrons of that road # they could be, are reasonably considered. 1 He says that when this road was first open l cd, the people of Central and Southern l Berkshire contemplated making the Conn | Western road, the route to Hartford, but l when they found they must wait four hours ! and hSrty;Jl0e. minutes in Canaan before | the first train after their arrival passed that | station for Hartford, they were compelled l to go back to the old route via Springfield. 1 It ls evident in the minds of all that to l make 8 time table for railroad, that will l accommodate everybody, is impossible, but it seems as thoughta very ordinary in. tellect could make table that would be a 1 convenience to at least somebody, where | there are so many chances to do it.
 Wo9cotteiUe MGchinery.-Wonder of ! wonders! Wolcottville again, and the ! wonderful things her machinery turns, out. Pins and pumpkin pies made here! Wont Waterbury laugh7 A little too late Friend Pease, I was here and see now why you 30 willingly gave me permission to travel West. 1t was 90 you could shy around to Wolcottyille, and not let 1t be known ip Waterbury. Iwont scoh you this time, and am glad you are pleased with the place, but don't think there is nothing soufh of that village that win interest you. Perhaps new things will appear. Don't put off coming to Waterbury till I get bscb.: You did not tell me when 1 must come back, so | shall stay as s'long as please. Come in the time of the singing of birds and flow. srs and see Waterbury in all it's glory. Gail