Connecticut western news., 1875-10-29

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 In New York. Merchant, Clark is of for New York again thIs week. y 4l.a .-,
 That Invitation. and Mrs. Knight have extended to their friends general ln- vitation to spend next Wednesday evening with them at the institution in Lakeville. Read their kindly and cordial ''invite' in another column. '.'' s'.,lt is4 e The New Yale Clock.--Thes clock in the new Yale chapel in New Haven is, to be the gift of Mrs. Eldridge, of Norfolk It will cost in the neighborhood of $l2Oo. There will probably be two bells, on which the quarter hours will be rung. 52isEw -..
 More Business Resumption.-7The fur mace of the Sharon Valley Iron company at Sharon Valley, will resume op erations in a few days. There is no question but that business of all kinds is On the mend and the '''better times" gradually approach ing. 5qsli aaasb 3e aaaaEa9 ow5 'r, N Berkshire Forgeries. Thomas Judd of Lee, Mass, 8 representativ in the last leg islature, and prominent in connection with the Lee & New Haven railroad enterprise, has been arrested by the Mahaiwe national bank at Great Darlington. for forgery. AL exander Kennedy of Great Burlington was before the district court there Friday fol forging his fathers name, and had his case continued until AprillSth. ,LIu9bla1
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 New Through Freight. "A new regular express freight train was put on the Conn. Western road, commencing Tuesday last. Itleayes Hartford at o'clock in the morn ing and passes Norfolk at 1915. Canaan Il. 30, Salisbury l2.l5 and arrives at State Line at 12.45. Returning, it leaves State Line at 1.3l p. m., and passes Salisbury at 200, Canaan 24l, Norfolk 4 % and arrives in Hartford at 7.S5 in the evening, thus doubling the road every day :. ....- .~-.
 Horse Killed. "A collision between two teams occurred last Friday evening about a half mile above Ashley Falls, which result ed disastrouslyt to one.of the horses. While returning from Sheffield and driving quite rapidly, MT. Grove Gorham's horse. came in collision with that of track .repairer, who works on the Conn. Western road and drives home to Sheffield from Canaan every night, when one of the thills of MT. Cor hams buggy pierced the breast of the 1rishman's horse, the animal bleeding to death on the spot. The night was very dark, and It is said neither saw tue other till the instant of the collision. a@f
 That Remarkable Trial. Our readers will remember our account in last weeks NEWS of the remarkable trial at the Superi- or court in Litchfield. and will be interested to know the prayer of the petitioner for divorce was granted, together with $1O, ,o0C alimony. The judge had not read our sdg. gestion in THE NEws, to proclaim the learned Respondent king of the Guano is- lands of the South Pacific, when he ren- dered his decision, or our wind drppsy sui. ferer would undoubtedly ere this have beer we'll on his way toward the sunny and fer tile abode of the feathery tribes of tho south
 The Union Band Meeting The churct at Hartsville, Mass, was well filled Sab bath afternoon and evening of last weel by gathering of the praying bands O Southern Berkshire. The same deep in terest was felt that prevails at all the bans meetings. Jesus was with us and blessed us. and we all came from the meeting file, with the good spirit and strengthened il faith and love. We missed the cheerfu faces of Brothers Capfeld of Southfiel
 and Andrus of Sheffield The baud re ceived an earnest call to come to Stock bridge and hold meeting, ,and it was gotet to hold the next meeting there Sunday, Oe tober 3lst, at and o'clock p. m. sa Low CTS of Jesus, pray for the meeting at Stock
 bridge, and let us have large attendance
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 Family Thomas Aims
 mac for 1876 is already in the market
 is published by Brewer $ Tileston of: Bo,
 ton. A copy of Robert Thomas almana
 is as indispensable to the comfort of we
 regulated family as-as-well. as we can
 think of anything else for comparison
 will say it is as indispensable as cradle q l-or a Worcester's dictionary. Speakir
 of dictionaries reminds us of what that go
 of science, Louis Agassiz, once said. A
 luding to copy of Worcester's dictionsl
 Tn the Anderson school, he said '1 ha,
 long considered Worcester's Quarto Di tionary superior to any other work of i
 kind" And Louis was right. With cor of Thomas Almanac and Worcester Quarto Dictionary in family, everythir else will move along serenely. Brewer Tleston of Boston make lem both. 7 Canaan Jottings.-A Conn. Western e , tra on Friday last ran over man by Il
 name of Henry Swan, near the Blackberl 3 river bridge, about quarter of mile we of this station. He was sitting on tl
 track, and was supposed to have been il
 toxicated. He was brought to the dep here, where he lived only three or fo , hours, expiring without speaking wor f He was buried the next day by the railro. l company. It was very sad case, as had no home or friends...... Mir. Charl } Lewis, one of the oldest inhabitants of c ! naan, died here on Friday last at the ae vanced age of 80 years...... The organ f the Congregational church at East Canas ! has arrived, and the church is being a