Connecticut western news., 1875-08-13

printed thereon is prima facie evidence of its ac ceptance ae correct. J. l.. PEAsE.
 The Fat Men.-The annual clam bake of the Fat Mems Association will take place at Gregory's Point, Wednesday, Aug. 18th.
 Lawyer Beach.-It is said that Hon. W. A. Beach, the lawyer who took so dis tinguished a part in the great Beecher- Til ton trial, IS son of the late Miles Beach, who was born in this town just hundred years ago; in l775, and who resided in South Amenis many years ago.
 New Lime Rock store.-Mr. James T. Levi has the contract for building MT. Deans neH store in Lime Rock. This ton. It is to be finished in black walnut and chestnut, and model store in every respect. Somehow or other the Lime Rock folks have got in the way of doing things in no other than the very best possible. We presume they are persuaded that the best work pays the largest dividends in the long run, and they are right. r..
 Put 'Er Down.-The Springfel5 Uasio7a says: The growth of g popular determi- nation to put down the tramp with powder and lead if necessary, has been shown by the number of cases where, of late, house. holders have resisted the violence of rowing yagabonGs with deadly weapons. Not less than dozen tlamps have been shot in New England and New York within fortnight. The popular evaporation against these rufiaps has reached such point that cit izen who resorts to such extreme measures to punish their insolence is sure of being regarded as public benefactor.
 Camp Meeting.-Remember the camp meeting at Pine Grove, which begins next Monday morning. The railroads, Housa- tonic and Conn. Western, will carry pas sengers at excursion rates. The attendance this year is expected to be very large, and the amount of good done immeasurably great. The Housatonic company will run Special train Wednesday, Thursday, Fri day and Saturday of next week between Danbury and Canaan, for a more special accommodation of camp meeting people. This train will leave Danbury at 500 A. M, passing New Milford at s.35, Kent 9.O5, Cornwall Bridge 9.2s, West Cornwall g. 33, Lime Rock 9.4s, Falls Village 9.4s, Camp Ground s.56 and Canaan 1000 A. M.
 Returning, this train leaves Canaan at 6.2O P. M.. Camp Ground s.25, Falls Vil- lage e.35, Lime Rock GAO, West Cornwall $50, Cornwall Bridge 7.Os, Kent z. 24, New Milford 7.55, arriving at Danbury at 8.3O P. M. This is an accommodation the peo. pie ought to appreciate.
 The New TriaL-Tilton's lawyers served notice of another trial of Beecher. They say they have come upon important evi- dence that was not admitted at the trial; that the prosecution will be a simple suit to prove adultery, and that it will be proved ;
 and also that the trial will be short. We
 hope so-if this miserable mess is to be
 stirred up again. The public has had
 enough of it. If the threatened new suit
 is really anything more than piece of
 bluster on the part of Hilton, it should fol
 the sake of the public as well as the parties
 more directly concerned, be very brief The fact is, Theodore Hilton is in no posi-
 ton, morally, personally or legally, after
 all that has occurred, and after the course
 he has pursued, to persist in suits agains
 other men for adultery. His house has too
 much glass in it to warrant him ID stonine
 others. Nor was his conduct in 'condoninl
 his wife's fault for SO long time, and (ac cording 10 his ownl. showing) living ol amicable terms with her and with her par amour, calculated to strengthen him in thu estimation of the community. .-HarJort
 Times.
 The Court Journal.-We have receive, , a copy of the Court Journal published il
 London, and if we mistake not the hand
 writing on the wrapper, are indebted t f MT. Sidney F. Ensign for it. This publi cation is the accepted journal of the coul people and of the grandees and aristocrac in general, and gives detailed account 0 I the following marriage.
 V On the 22nd ultimo, at St. Georges, Har over square, by the Venerable G. Han ' Hamilton, Archde1con of Lindisfarne an = Hon. Canon of Durham Cathedral, assiste d by the Rev. F. Fitch, Vicar of Cromer. tt Rev. F. Holland, Chaplain to the Queer .r and the Rev. G. T. Mostyn, Henry Be :, Hans Hamilton Esq.,, barrister- -at-law, 1 Margaret Gordon, and John Eustace Jam
 son Esq, 2Oth Hussars, to Mary Elizabet
 Barrett, daughters of J. Bond Cabbell Esq IS of Cromer Hall, Norfolk.
 IL In the very expressive language of u 'e Hon. John Van Valkenburgh of this tow 't Hell what way of doing things tn D. is. Five ecclesiastical personages beslol e bered all over with titles, to marry tv III young couples. We had always entertain.
 the idea that the people of England we W regular folks, but since reading the abo, Ig where five ministers are required to mar J. two couples. (two and half to a coupl il we have grave doubts about it. It isn't e c. actly clear to us how they manage to wol lg in the fractional part of minister. Wi d such as given above, accompanied by fo ,e columns of names and titles of those prc ,i. ent at the nuptials, and fashionable ta
 and nonsense generally, is made up il
 matter of the Court Journal. It must le terribly straining to the constitution for Il 'f Hon. Sir William Alfred Charles Wyl ', Fitzdoodle Poppysnozzle, and others " fashionable circles, to carry around such y long string of name and keep good n