Connecticut western news., 1873-06-20

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 Truth Signal.-The large mast, which f has been at the Union depot in Canaan some weeks awaiting ''hist," was elevated into perpendicular position few days since. The red ball which is displayed at ''mast head" will be used to govern the approach of trains on the Housatonic and Conn Western roads.
 Lime RocE Iron Co-At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Lime Rock Iron Co., held the 16th inst, the fol- lowing officers were chosen for the ensuing year. For President and Treasurer. Hon. w. H. Barnum for Secretary, M. B. Rich ardson; for Directors, Hon. w. H. Bar mum, M. H. Robbins, M. B. Richardson, George Church and J. L. Richardson.
 Gone West.-Our friend, MT. T. M. Wells, whom everybody hereabout knows to be right down good fellow, has gone to Negaunee, and is employed in the store of MT. E. s. Green, who was formerly from this town. Somehow or other that little iron village of Negaunee seems to be taking from us the best blood of the coun- ty. What is there SO attractive out there? :?
 Cooper HjH.-Mr. F. Cooper of Ashley Falls, is remodelng and repairing his house on ''Cooper Hill," preparatory to receiving summer boarders from the cities, quite g number of whom are already there. MT. Hudson on the Hyde Place, Tor as was known in days of yore, as the Myrtle Corner, "l in Silver street, has large lot of boarders, who are spending the summer with him.
 IHe Nreo Hotel.-Tke new hotel in this village, very appropriately named ''Maple Shade" is now completed and open for business. It is one of the pleasantest houses in the country, and Landlord Rus sell designs it shall be in every respect one of the most desirable as transient or per manent home for all who choose to g4ve him their patronage. We understand he has several applications for summer board CTS.
 Judge ButIer's Funeraz.-The funeral of Thomas B. Butler, the late Chief Justice of this state, was largely attended at Norwalk last Friday. The Governor and every judge in the state were present. The Litchfeld county bar was we'll represented, there being in attendance, Judge Seymour, the Hon. M. T. Granger, Charles B. An drews, w. L. Ransom, Edward Seymour and G. w. Peet. Other parts of the state were also largely represented.
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 Small Fry.-Merchant Jewell has be come an extensive dealer in codfish. H. makes it point to obtain for his fish GUS toners the largest and best the market af , lords, and says he wouldn't find word 0 fault with the quantity sent to him per hi , order from Hartford the other day, if the would average in size as large brool trout or s'shiners," but when they are to small to sell for bait fish, he thinks they ar g not profitable to buy. The goods he gel t in Hartford are usually very satisfactory but these fish were undoubtedly sent b 8 mistake.
 Appreciated Effort. 520 A. a train from Millerton co. W. R. R., Eggle ton, Conductor, connects at Winsted wit the 7.O5 A. N. Naugatuck train, GA. , ; Beers, Conductor,) for Bridgeport, and tt o the 2.25 P. M. Conn. West train, (Con' V Elmore's, from Millerton, connects at Wi A sted with the Naugatuck milk train, Prime .' Conductor at 4.1s. These are good col
 nections, and are only small part of u ,. many good ones that the new time tab ~ indicates. Thanks to the man who COT W pelled them. Now let us have reign
 Peace. - WSnste6 Herald.
 'e Aduertising Does N.-The men WI u advertise, are invariably the men who {
 the most prosperous business, aud who a
 the most deserving of confidence. A m' d who keeps his wares and goods boldly al as constantly paraded before the public, ut viting attention and examination, will 'n found liberal and honorable dealer, al e. deserving patronage; his goods will
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