Connecticut western news., 1875-07-09
Csnnestlcut yIvsstern News,

w. A. DesnsR Lime Rock. Humnhrev,s Dru9 Store Canaan Post once, Ashley Falls. Post Ofice, West Cornwall. a e Conn,a atoRa. Kent. E. F. Gillette. sharon The Emporium" West Winsted.
 Subscriptieaa Accountable date on the Ecriber, shows the time to which che sub
 ]; R9lS s%t4 nit see to 1t that their account, as indicated by the date on their papers. is always correct, and when ss Sf tP
 the proper credit. aadn the event of an error, to inform us for correction at once. No claims for cred, CT d unless M Isss -I presemsed within thirty days after the payment is claimed to have been made as the regular receipt ot the paper with the printed thereon, is prima facie evidence of it's &C.,
 ceptance as correctsif7 i i'aoa yiiJ. L. ERASE.
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 Thank sYou.-We thank Hon. T. S. Gold for copy of the the report of the Board I'd, of Agriculture, si aqoqg l1 a, , t.1.l -.rT
 Masonic. Regular eomr pnicstion of Montgomery Lpdge, No, ls. Wednesday evening, July 14th.r Work; Third degree. reee-. Going to the vinsysrd ds-7 MT and Mrs. Miner of Falls Village will spend a few days at Martha's Vineyard in week or 80. They are wise. 3auf4tss cd bineg -ffar roi
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 Place solds-H. M. Whiteman has sold his place in Lakeville to Sanford French of Rochester, and Mrs. Eldridge, MT. French's sister, now occupies It. I e's ,.tse ,4-. 2@ali9I
 In Camp Again.42The Twin Lakes camping parties have again pitched their tents on the island in Lake Washining, for their regular annual boating and fishing r
 ii Reduced Pxices--Jeweler Kirk of West Winsted has added a large stock of guns to
 his trade He is selling first-class goods in the line of. ieWelry, nlver ware. watches,
 etc., at greatly reduced priceesnMr. Kirk is a relsG6ls man to buy of. sjI ae,t o
 A New Relative.--A young lady. of Lime Rock wishes to know If New. the station agent. is any relation to the Nes0s that run the paper at salisbury2, i. Y.iu5 Exactly so, and a very proper question to ask; but if this young lady knesol that this Lime Rock Nese is closely related to the Sails bury NesSs, what do you suppose she would du?-ED-wARD NEws. Sad Acoident.-Whfl firing new and Large cannon weighing eleven hundred pounds on the hill in front of M. & 0. J. Camps store in West Winsted last Monday morning, the gun broke and . piece struck young man, son of Conductor Lathrop of the Housatonic road, on the head, lace rating 1t badly It is thought the young man cannot live. He is about twenty-two years, old and recently married. goit,
 4 Salisbury Gave Abandonsd.-We are very sorry to learn that MT. Odenbreit has abandoned the caves at the Twin Lakes1 During the floods of early spring, large quantities of food wood and brush were lodged In the opening to the cave, and the difficulty and expense attending it's reToyr
 al would be so great, MT, Q. thought best to abandon the enterprise. He has removed the buildings that were located there. t' <. ', ,o. Real Estate iJournal-We have received several copies Of the Arlington Heights Gasette and Real Estate Bulletin, published lby Mir. R. B. Mitchell, at the Heights, about fifteen miles out of Chicago. This
 sheet is devoted exclusively to real estate
 transactions at the Heights, and describes its advantages 'as place of residence for
 chicagoans seekinga home in the suburbs. MT. Mitchell is well known here, and his friends and acquaintances will be gladte learn of his very good success jiol 'o F Ii ed aof .EsFH. aga " ,.r4ddudaaeT9 G1 nI b Accident in Canaan. Thomas Riley, a brakeman On the ore train of the Conn.
 Western road. undertook to step from a ladder reclining against the coal platform at Canaan Station, to the train which wal
 passing slowly by Wednesday of last week,
 when he fell under the rear car. one truck of which passed over both his ancles. Dr. tScoSille of Ashley Falls was called, who,
 strange as it may seem, found that. nc
 bones were broken, and it is thought ths
 severe bruises and injuries sustained wil
 readily heal and the patient be soon abeu
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 IA Race with Lightning.-A streak 9 1lightning got after one Of s. 0. Scoville' l horses the other day during heavy thun
 der shower, and being taken by isurpriseibl the f1nld coming up suddenly in the rear 'rI the hair on the animsPstaIl was burnt en tirely off before he could get away from ilt
 This fact, and indeed it is fact, would in
 dicate an amount Of speed in Mir. 8. g hors not generally known to exist there, ,althougl 3 he was never known to drive slow team : It ie to be presumed that had the ''hoss l an instant's notice of the electrical attack ' he would have trotted right away from 1t i |, spite of the liveliest efforts of ye streak. v
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 furnace of Chapinyille, which has bee F lidle, nearly year, again commenced t $ make iron two or three weeks since, and a E ter running week was, compelled to ste D on account of the bursting of some pipe d butiis again going with good prospect { o large blast, Thus it is; one after anotl r, CT of the industries of this section, whic B. have for so many months past been idl D are getting again under way, and the bett y time which we have all been so long tin
 looking in vain for, is, 1t may be slowl e but surely coming. In inc language of tl g eloquent Henry 'tLet 1t comet" We r At peat it gentlemen; Let it come . Shocks Disturbed.-s'Lives there ms .d with soul SO dead" that he didn't he
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