Connecticut western news., 1874-09-25

printed tnereon IS prlma 1acle eVldence or US ac ceptance as correct. J. l.. PEAsE.
 Millinery. - Read the advertisement Millinery in another column.
 Too Much.-And now Vic. Woodruff is at work on statement Good Lord de- liver us.
 F'rosty.-Last Tuesday morning, a right smart frost whitened the fields of this re- zion the first, we believe, of the season.
 Till Next Week.-So much correspond ence came in Wednesday, we are compelled leave some of that which will %eep the best, over till next week.
 Personal-The Hon. Wm. H. Barnum, to whom we alluded last week as becoming injured by fall in car in Millerton, has so far recovered as to be able to keep hls engagement for trip this week to Lake Superior in a special car with party of iron men.
 Episcopal. Williams preached in the Episcopal church in this village last Tuesday afternoon. He took for his text the 24th verse of the 10th chapter of Sam uel, and from it preached powerful and eloquent sermon. The rite of confirmation was administered to seven individuals.
 Pears.-A cluster of six large pears on one stem from tree owned by MT. John Cleveland of Lakeville, ,strayed in our office last Monday We understand there are several more just sucL clusters on that tree, as well as tree full of those which grew in the regular old fashioned way, of one OF @ stem. 1 " .-
 Mrs. M. D. Miller.-The postmaster at Boonsboro, Boone Co., Iowa, says the pa per we send to the address of Mrs. M. D. Miller, is not called for, and he doesn't know anybody by that name. As the sub scription is paid to November, 1875, we'll send to an office that will reach her if some body will tell us Wheres
 Gone to Hartford.-Mr. E. W. Warner, who recently sold his hotel in Canaan to Mr. B. W. Bradley, has removed to Hart ford, and is engaged in keeping livery, feed, hack and boarding stable at No. 5, Allyn street. He tells us the business opens very encouragingly, and he feels gratif1ed at the f1attering prospect before him.
 A New Enterprise.--Th Messrs. Fay Tor Brothers have bought the old mill build ing on the Wachicastinook, of Messrs. Ball & Hubbard. and are fitting up for a sash and blind factory. also for the manu- fracture of a patent gate. They are con structing a dam near the mill and are push ing ahead the work with all possible speed They appear to be men of enterprise, and it is presumed will establish successful business there.
 Through Express.-The Hartford Cour- | ant says: The Conn. Western railroa managers are arranging for through ex press train to Albany, to leave that city about 9.3O in the morning and reach the New York capital without change of cars, thus opening 8 direct opposition to the Springfield route. The new road from Rondout to Millerton will be open for use the first part of next month and the coal trade of the Conn. Western will then begin to be developed.
 | Washinee Goods.-The Washinee con- pany have completed their dam, and their wheels are again turning, running on full time. They are making some of the finest waterproof goods eff not the very best, as
 it is thought they are) in the world. They
 are really beautiful, and are so thoroughly impervious to water. A piece of theil goods has hung in our office for three
 months so suspended it would hold { quart of water, and not one drop has found
 it's way through the cloth. It is as tight as rubber cloth. Such goods as they are ma
 king will certainly And market
 T Attraction.-Isaac Newton said whel
 he saw the apple fall, that small bodies ar attracted by large ones. Isaac was right When in Hartford the other day. we almos unconsciously found ourself in the Blu Store,' where heaps upon heaps of cloth
 ing were everywhere visible, and aoAy W
 were there was difficult to determine. N
 money; no credit; nothing to buy clothe with, and yet we were there among thos
 stacks of elegant suits, and which were sol ! so cheap,that it wouldn't pay to steal then
 so of course that was not our mission thect Must be some sort,,of attraction got hold ( us, as it did Newton's apple, and pulled us il
 The advertisement in double column another place, of the Boston Square -Dea ing Clothing Store, will also be found vel Gttroctioe. Read it. It is soothing to tl nerves these hard times.
 7- Railway Fun.-When Conductor Et e gleston's train arrives at Simsbury,it mak '- connection with the express of the Ne IS Haven and Northampton road, and as bo b. trains leave the station there at the san t. instant, and the roads run parallel mile y more, it is not a little amusing to see Eng s neer 'Kib' get up and 'glt' right away fro k the New Haven train /; and after walkil n away ahead some distance: hold up and ,e the ether fellow come up. the black smol d from whose locomotive telling plain l. enough that the fireman is doing his lev Lh best to increase the steam, and after | n. abreast, dart off again till the curve to | sp north in the Northampton road seperat ed them. The engineer of the New Hav is train,> as we saw him from the rear end ,e the car on the Conn. Western road fe days since, looked as though he. could ma y ticate ten penny nails with 8 relish in ia C. rather hankered after few pounds by WI
 of amusement for his firmly set grinders.
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