Connecticut western news., 1873-06-13


 Summer, 1873 Win. Jones
 Prices Reduced Weatherby, K. 6 Pelton
 Do N.-Resd Weatherby, Knous & Pel ions new advertisement this week. It will charm you!
 Coming to Lakeoi0e. Legislature will pay Dr. Knight visit at his Institute in Lakevile, next Wednesday, the 18th.
 Too Late.-We were very sorry to re. celve the correspondence from New Mil ford at SO late an hour that we could not publish It this week. It will do as we'll next week.
 Gotng to CahtorniG. Hon. Peter Quackenbush, ,.of Lee, Massachusetts, whose wife is summering in California, contem- plates an early trip to that paradise Of the West Continent ] Coming.-We are informed that part of the summer boarders expected at the Miller House in Lakeville this season, will arrive this present week. Let 'em come. We are ready for them.
 Lodge Meeting.-The members of Mont gomery Lodge, F. & A. M., of Lime Rock, arc hereby informed there will be 8 special meeting, Friday evening. June goth. '+. ..., .. Per order w. M. LengtAy.-The letter of Mir. A. w. Church, under the caption of "On the Pa cifc Railroad" is rather lengthy this week, but it is intensely interesting all the way through, and will amply repay perusal.
 Good Roads.-A traveller says the roads over Frink Hill and Smith Hill are better than they have been known to be at this season of the year for many years. These roads have for years past been notoriously bad. ...
 Neo Goods. Merchant Jones has in an other lot of new goods, and the query is now, what will he do with them, as his store is full. Read his new advertisement this week, and then go and look at the goods. '% '' '"
 Hsm Got .Louches.-A healthy Teuton was overheard to remark quietly to his son a few days since, as follows: Hans; you didn't had better gone init tat poy some more. Him schmells bad! Him got louches!"
 Pisnic NO. IA large Sabbath school from Hartford will picnic in Gov. Holley's grove by the side of the beautiful Lake Wononscopomoc, in a few days. So far as we have heard, this will be the first of the season.
 Amenia Ore.-The fumes says: The amount of ore shipped from the different mines of Amenia for the month ending May 3lst, were about 1000 tons; or be, tween 200 and 300 tons for each week day of the month.
 Try N.-It is sad to be most excellent intellectual exercise to frequently read the date on the slips of paper with your name, which you will find on every paper you get, and see if it tells everybody who sees it, that you are in arrears.
 Ltcen$e ReC0ked. the trial before the l county commissioners at the Lakeville ho- tel last Thursday aud Friday, of MI. Robi- son for illegal traffic in liquor, able counsel | was employed on both sides, and much in terest was manifested. Result license revoked.
 Du!chess & Columbia R. RIA change in the running time of some of the trains on the Duchess & Columbia division of the New York, Boston & Montreal R. R, occurred June 2nd. Their table in another column is corrected to correspond with the new arrangement.
 Rapidly Groping.-Building continues brisk in Lakeville. The explosions of blasts, for "getting out' underpinning stone are becoming so frequent, as to re- semble continuous salvo of artillery; eh ? MT. Rudd says so, anyway, and what he says is always so, If it aint so.
 App1etree Wo,ms.-We are informed that appletree worms are doing pretty extensive business in the eastern part of this county, stripping the leaves almost en- tirely from the trees they choose as their victims. which are mostly apple and cherry trees, with an occasional birch.
 4 Yard of Corn.-Mr. 8. A. St. John writes all the way from Indiana to inquire of the whereabouts of ''Friend Belden. who raised that corn with ears eight to ten feet long," and says, Eff he raises any of it this year, tell him to please send me about yard off the butt end of one ear.
 Coo Ki0ed.-A COW belonging to MT. F. F. Cleaveland of Lakeyille, was struck by the milk train. going east, last Saturday evening just as it left the spile work or bridge east of that station, and was tumbled down the high bank, breaking leg and tanning her up so badly that it was found necessary to kill her.
 Straw6erry Festival.-The first straw berry festival of the season we have heard of will be celebrated" at Fuckers Hall in Falls Village this (Friday) evening. The ladies of the Congregational society in that village have the matter in charge, which is guaranty of grand good time. Let's go oyer there; ''a whole lot of us together" and see how they do it.
 To tae East.-We publish time table this week of the Hartford, Providence & Fish kill R. R., in the railroad column on our advertising gage. It will be seen by this table. that for any part of Rhode Island, the eastern part of this state and Massachu- setts, this route is the most direct, quickest, and we are quite sure, the cheapest Read the table and see its numerous and desira- ble through connections. IL