Connecticut western news., 1873-10-31

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 These new works are considered the fines in this section of the country. The toun dation was built by Bartram of Sharon Daniels & Raynsford of Salisbury wer employed to do the carpenter work, an, the cylinders. regulators, &c. together witt | a four foot turbine water wheel, were fur nished by the Burghardt Brothers of Cur Lissyille, Mass. This turbine whee! is 0 the Gardner pattern, and is the first used il this section for blowing blast furnace; i bids fair to take the place of other wa ter wheels for this purpose. Mr. Burghard is now about commencing to build new blowing works at the Car Wheel Foundres of the Barnum Richardson Co.,. Int new stone church is progressing finely un der the able superintendence of Mir. Chas Squires and Carpenter Levi
 1ne End Cf tue World As we write, il is matter of much uncertainty in oul mind, whether we shall be able to give the readers of THE NEWS another issue of oul paper. The Second Adventists tell us that Thursday. Friday or Saturday of this week the end of all things terrestrial is to be re- alized. We are sorry we were not remind ed of this ''fact" before our paper went to press, as there are such a large number ot our readers who have endeared themselves to ds by their many kindly words of cheer. (and prompt payment of their subscrip tions, we really wanted to embrace them m one long fond embrace, Uhrough our paper of course,) and fill at least half H page full of the most uffeclionate and tear tul good byes," besides shedding tears all round the outside edges. Then too there are large number who haUe not paid their subscriptions, and it is terrible to contem- plate. that they too must be so unceremo- niously torn from earth, and hurled into purgatory with that weight of sin on them It IS furnishing thought!
 LGkeoaUe NoteS. The Holey Manufg Co. have completed their new forging shop, and the forgers took possession of their
 
 is substantially constructed of brick and stone, with slate roof, and has accommo. dations for about dozen workmen. The old red forging shop formerly used by Hol- ley & Cottng as scale house, has become lone of the things that were," The 6e- mand for relics of this time honored build ing has been so great that Fred. Hol!ey and his team have been kept busy for the pas, week distributing them around the village. and at the present writing there is hardly splinter left......C. s. Kelsey has recently purchased building lot of the Hon, A, H Holey, situated near the lake, and is iu- lending to erect dwelling house upon it soon. .....The lively correspondence between our friends, the Bachelor" and Maiden has turned the attention of our young men md maidens to the matrimonial question 1t least We judge SO from the weddings and 'umors of weddings in our midst. We rust that the force of example may be such as to induce them to reconsider their determination of leading fife of ''single olessedness," and to go and do likewise hems1lves......The new bridge over the Burton brook is completed, and reflects treat credit upon those having it's construc- ion in charge. It has long been needed, nd we are glad to bid an affectionate adieu o the ricketY old structure which it re- prospect of a course of ectures thls winter is very favorably re- eived by our citizens, and the season tick ts are meeting with ready sale,
 JUAN. FaAs Vitlage Enterprise The Citizens 1all in Falls Village is closely nearing con- 'etion. The carpenters are at work inside uttIng on the finishing touches about the 1indows and doors. The walls are all on nd it will undoubtedly be ready for is oc- upants below and above in a very short me. Since the advent of the repair shops f the Housatonic Railroad Co.,, almost seems to have assumed more heertul aspect. The merchants have rushed up thelr stores and look, (and we now they feel so) ever SO much better. he drug store of MT. Tucker seems to be very well patronized establishment; and specially is the new jewelry store of BIT.
 $. Capron worthy of attention. MT. apron is an experienced jeweler and has 'ith him, Mir. B. F. Edmunds, who seems nd we are credibly informed does, know much about the intricate machinery of a atch as any man in the state He has 'rved life long apprenticeship at making Id repairing watches, and for considera- e time was foreman In the extensive lops of the American Watch Co. Itis easant to have just such an establishment this region, as this appears to be. If atch needs repairing, it is worth great 'al to be able take it to a man. in whose 'ility to deal with it skill 'ully you have no 'ubt: and wbo will also deal honestly by
 Such man we fully believe MT. Ed unds to be. MT. Capron has an entirely w stock of jewelry and silver ware, and doing exactly the right thing with every 'dy will secure their confidence and pat mage, he will have it. We are really very ad these people have located so near us. cause they are reliable people, good orkmen and right down good fellows. "A. Bache1or, Esq. s" Obituary. The any readers of THE NEWS will probably startled by the intelligence that "A. achelor, Esq., whose contributions dur g the past few weeks Tn controversy with A Maiden" has caused much indignation f the fair sex to rise, is no more. He de- | rtcd from the life of single blessedness $ the 1 l5 train at Lakevllle on Wednes- y, Oct. 22nd, with bushing bride upon , 8 arm to comfort him in his declining , ars' He is young man nearly 80 years ' age, and when he left that lonely vale tears Gin which Maiden still res;1.e \