Connecticut western news., 1875-06-11

made, as he regular receApt oi nc paper WIIn tne printed thereon, is prima faGe evidence of It's ac- ceptance as correct. J. l.. PEAsE. House sold.-Freeman Vosburgh has sold bis house and lot in this village to Henry Carley.
 Dissolution. Benjamin 6 Frsry of Winsted publish their dissolution notice | in another column.
 NewR Agency sold.-Mr. G. A. Ran dall, the news agent on the Housatonic R.
 R., has sold his business on that line to J.
 B. Kellogg of Cornwall Bridge. ,. | Another Ohrono meter Lock.-Cowles
 & Eldridge. Bankers of Norfolk, have
 placed upon the vault of their bank, one of the chronometer locks now so very popu-
 lar with the banking interests of the coun- try. .-.-.,:. '-.
 Frescoed.-Mr. Humphrey of Canaan has had his store beautifully frescoed by
 that skillful knight of the brush, Smith,
 who is now at work beautifying the interi-
 or of the Union Hotel in that place. sY
 Doing wsll.-Mr. Landlord Butterly,
 who has had the Barnard House thorough ly cleaned and repaired since he came into
 it's possession, is already getting good run
 of business, and by what we learn. is de- 3 serving it. .-. -e .5.. ..-.
 The New store.-Mr. M. c. Jewell, hay
 ing purchased the Negus property for a
 store, will have the enlargement, altera-
 tions and repairs on it completed and ready
 to receive his goods sometime in the early
 part of July, .< .. ,ea 7
 Returned.-The many friends of Major
 and Mrs. Martin, who have spent several
 summers in this village, were glad vel come them back last week to the refreshing shades, beautiful scenery and salubriouf climate, for which our town is becoming , noted. ...t Business Resumed.-Nr. R. N. Van Deusen of Canaan has got his straw and hay press building, which was destroyed by fire some time since, rebuilt. and his new presses are in operation again, pressing and sending to the markets large quantities of hay and straw. .s.- .t.fa.. , Those Libel Suits :-Neighbor Pease of
 the Salisbury NEWS ought to say that those libel suits were not for anything we had 7 said, but to compel us to dlyulge the names of the writers. Otherwise false and in furious impression may be creatcd.-Nest V AIford Rag. ....
 Exactly so: We say it.
 s Low Prioes.-The new merchant. Mr. e Clark, is rapidly becoming notorious fol e selling goods at remarkably tow prices; : @ notoriety his customers will enjoy, as vel l. as himself. When in New York a shor J. time since, he boughSup pretty much al d there was there, ,and is going again Monday e to get the rest.
 Court of Elrrors.-The supreme court o1 errors met in Litch6eld Tuesday. One o
 the most important cases to come before i
 is that of the State vs. Frank Wilcox, in. :, volving the question raised last fall by thu
 accused's attorney, H. H. Barbour, Jr., O ,' New Britain, as to the constitutionality O = the license law.
 n Influencing the Jury.-There is man IS ifest disposition on the part of the Ne7 'r York press which favors Mir. Triton to in ss fluence the jury by newspaper articles. Tn II latest and meanest move is the insinuatiol ot that Mir. Beechei's friends are so conf1den ID of his acquittal that they must have tam T. pered with the jury.
 Vermont Snow Banks.-Mr. J. A. Nc
 Arthur of this village discoursed eloquent
 the other day on Vermont snow banks " seen by him while on visit there the las as part of last week. We never before doub '- ed the word of Mir. McArthur, but fe' Ill strongly inclined to turn a coll shoulder be bis Vermont snow banks in June. e' Going to Falls village.-Mr. John Ga 'o roll of Mill River. who has had in contem " plation the purchase of lot and the ere .e ton of residence in Ashley Falls, h' o concluded instead to build in Falls Villag ''' While we regret the loss to Ashley Fall we congratulate the people of Falls VillaG
 on their gain, by the change in MT. O. as plans.
 ra- Forest F'ires.-Fires were last week r rt- ging to large extent on Mt. Everett ar a- Mt. Washington, but the exact amount
 timber or wood destroyed we have not 8
 certained. The timber country along u st. Pennington river and Colebrook also su fered to considerable extent last week, Il ew Barnum Richardson Go. losing 1000 COT nat of wood in one day (Monday.)
 .S The Other Dogs.-There is family red thls place who are dependent upon t TO, charity of their neighbors to keep the ,a;I from starvation, and who are supportil ;od but one dog. There is evidently discre ,so ancy somewhere. The old and trutht o, proverb, IA poor man will own o aot dog; very poor nan.itwo, and 'tarn
 poor man thRee." scarcely applies in u
 case. The question is: Where are the ot oa CT dogs?
 of That Through Car.-Where is the throu ith palace car over the Conn. Western TO th- from Boston to the west, promised eo- June 1st ? is question frequently ask
 now days. That car, which has been u . der that peculiar and indeed mysterious il fiuenes, which always promises very mu
 success to every new enterprise over u it. road. when first introduced, but who ells promises are evidently made only for Il slls purpose of keeping the project quiet till ed dies natural death, has, 10 all appeara
 ceS, 'sgone where the Woodbine twinetb