Connecticut western news., 1874-01-16
The Hartford Times
i 874.

The fifty eighth volume of the Hartford Weekly zSnaes, and the thirty fourth vol ume of the Daily Times commenced on the first day of January, 1874.
 THE DAILY TIMRs Was never more prosperous than at the present time. Every year produces ques- tions of deep interest to the public. If the past year has been marked by events of momentous importance, the next will de- velop questions in which the people are to take an active part.
 The question of a return to specie pay ments, or more imitation, more extrava- gance and more taxes, must be decided at this session. Other questions of direct and vital interest are crowding upon us. It is evidently to be year of events. The family that does not in these days of rapidly developing events take @ daily newspaper, If they can get one, or weekly in any case, is behind the age i; and it grows up in fact in ignorance. The younger members are ill-prepared to go out into the world we are weary, and still we are in darkness in the absence of the light shed daily by the public journals on passing events throughout tue world. The Daily 1imsa is not to fall in the rear. It is to keep step fully abreast of the moving world, and is to furnish it's readers with the freshest news, and with great amount ot inter esting and instructive family reading. The young folks, as well as the matured minds at the head of families, will And the Daily 1Nraes worth more than it costs.
 THE DoINes IN ooNaREss will be published promptly and the inn portant events in Washington will be laid before our readers. !"
 THE DAILY TIMES IN 1874. shall lose none of its enterprise, nor any degree of interest in any of its depart ments.
 The Weekly Times contains all the news of the week, foreign and domestic, local news, and a very great amount of reading of interest in the fami- ly circle. In it, once fortnight, is fold ed the
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