Connecticut western news., 1875-05-14

errors in these accounts will hereafter be conRid- days after the payment is claimed to have been made, as the regular receipt ot the paper with the date to which the subscription is paid plainly printed thereon, is prima fase evidence of it's ac- ceptance as correct. J. L. PEAsE.
 "ways that are Dark. ."-Our unlighted streets.
 Stop That !-Vosburgh says Cuttings dog must stop chasing Jim Hills rooster across his lettuce bed, or he'll "whitewash that dog by gum"
 Brushing Up.-Mr. Corbin, landlord of the Union Hotel in Canaan, is painting and papering the rooms of his hotel, and brush ing up things generally. He is putting on some of his rooms some of the finest paper we ever saw.
 Sunday Milk.-Mr. Milkman Goodsell informs us he shall begin again next Sun day, as is his custom to do in the summer. to make his trips over his route Sundays. He says after the 18th inst, (next Satur- day,) he shall put his price for milk down to five cents quart.
 Do You See It 1.-The prospectus of the Saturday EvenS,ag Post, an illustrated weekly published in Philadelphia, which appears in another column is what we mean. It is said this is one of the best weeklies of its class for the price of sub scription in the country. Read the pros pectus in another column and see what you think about it.
 Journalistic.-We of last week the first copy of the Dutchess County CSt'- zen. new paper started in Fishkhl Village, was sent out to the world. It is most ex cellently printed five column folio, and is published by MT. Wm. Suydam, whom we understand has had nine years experience in the editorial chair. MT. Suydam appears to be full of enthusiasm in his new enter prise, and we hope he will receive the large patronage he will merit.
 More Journalistio.-The DGas6urt0n, the publication of which was commenced a little more than three months ago by MT. c. E. A. McGeachy (''Mac." , expired last week with its fifteenth number. During the short life of the Dosa6uriaaa, MT. Mo Geachy has made of it very spicy and every way readable sheet, and we are sorry he finds it necessary to abandon the enter prise. We hope his next effort will meet with better success.
 Explosion in Blacksmith Shop While Blacksmith Barry and Peter Weaver were at work in blacksmith shop in East Canaan last Friday, man brought in a keg of powder, out of which some had been used for blasting in Esquire Peets ore bed, and which was uncovered, and set it flown, when spark from the iron the men were hammering flew into it, and an explosion ensued, burning the men quite severely and
 frightening them more.
 Tarifville Enterprise. The large brick
 manufacturing structures in Tariffville of
 the Connecticut Screw Co. are nearly com
 pleted, and the new machinery for the
 manufacture of screws IS now being put
 in. This new company assert they have
 machines constructed on a new principle,
 and which are patented and owned exclu-
 sively by them, which will finish four
 screws while any other machine ever be-
 fore constructed, or any that is in use in
 any other screw establishment in the world,
 can finish one, and will do it as well. This
 is indeed strong assertion, and if they car
 carry it out will insure speedy dividends tc
 the stockholders
 s'Tu Hum."-Hsve you seen M. & c. J. Camps new advertisement in THE NEWS this week? When alluding to matters in West Winsted few weeks since, we found occasion to make the remark that MT. Camp. who was in New York at the time buy1ng goods, never buys things by the ounce. As it is generally admitted we sup pose, that, like Washlngton's hatchet, ao cant teH Joe, of course everybody believed what we said, and have been patiently waiting for us to tell them when the good! have arrived. Our heart rejoices this weel in>being able to say Mir. Camp is''tu bum, l York city with him. Read his new adver tisement and see if he hasn't.
 3 Early or Late Planting.-Many of thu older people of Salisbury and Lakevill : very well remember Captain Alexande Q Lamb, who formerly lived in this villag where MT. Daniel Pratt now lives. It i
 said he never failed of having the best gar
 den in town, and he attributed his remark able success to late planting; he neve a blowing or making his garden till on or at l ter the first day of June, when he woul 0 put all his seed in the ground in one day = Others who have waited till very late il 0 May or the first of June, have met with = similar result, getting the best garden eve .- before seen on the land; far better tha e early planting. We'll, now, what do go f think about it, anyway?
 Another Paper in Winsted.-Last Mon day we were favored with call from MT : Bills of winsted, who was one of the pro 5 jectors of the Winsted Press, and who's interest in the Press was subsequently pul ! chased by his partner, MT. Pinney, tn e present editor. MT. Bills informs us it l. his purpose to begin the publication c s still another paper in Winsted. He has hi
 type, presses, &c., &c., already purchased
 and expects to be in readiness to send or F- his first paper sometime in June. The neN n sheet vii! be democratic in principle, an ]. MT. B. expresses determination to mak e it worthy the confidence and patronage O 8 every member of that party in this region 8 We shall look forward with some interet e to the time of the appearance of the fir:
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