Connecticut western news., 1875-03-05
Wanted. d.-Immediately at thls office, { good compositor

Wanted.-Immediately, at this office, a good compositor.
 Fox Hunting.-The following report of fox hunting comes to us from South Cana an. The Hanchet boys have killed eight foxes, John Crandall three and F. G. Dean two.
 Where 1.-The address of J. Cuba, for merly of South Norfolk, and who is year and half in arrears fer the NEWS, would be of interest to us. Who will inform us where he is? -....- s .. -.
 Re-nominated.-The democratic and liberal electors of the several towns of the Fourth Congressional District, met at Franklin Hall, in Bridgeport, on Tuesday last, and re.nominated the Hon. Wm. H. Barnum. for representative to congress. | Congregational nal-The Litchdeld. North Ministerial Association will meet next Mon day, evening (March sth,) and the Tuesday following, with the pastor of the Congrega. tional church in Falls Village. There will be public service in the chapel on Monday evening. The Rev. Mir. Hallock of Win sted is the preacher.
 Will Not stop.-Mr. Abram Herman, whose barn and hay were destroyed by the fire last Monday morning, informs us his anction, advertised in another column, will go off on the days advertised, precise ly the same as though no fire had occurred. Of course he cannot sell hls barn and hay that were burnt, but everything else will be offered.
 To be Repeated.-The Norfolk Dramat. ic Association have been urged so hard ts repeat their most excellent rendering of Uncle Toms Cabin, that they have conclu. ded to do SO, giving another exhibition al the M. E. church in Norfolk, Friday even. ing of this present week. It is thought this play was never before so well rendered in this section of the country. @
 South Norfolk.-The funeral of Mrs. Huldah w. Pendleton was largely attended on Tuesday last by her old neighbors and family friends, services by the Rev. Mir. Nash, pastor of the Methodist church in North Goshen, and the Rev. Mir. Free, oi Southfield, Mass, and pastor of the Con gregational church of that place. The school in this place closes this week, the
 teacher not having given satisfaction; toe
 pugilistic with hls pupils, to satisfyftheil
 parents. JOHN.
 District Court-Owing to the illness ot
 Judge Foster, the March term of the Dis
 trict Court at Falls Fillage has been post
 poned till Monday March 22nd., when it ii
 hoped the Judge will be able to hold it fo
 sufficient length of time to clear up thu
 docket of several old cases which hav'
 been on it for long time. There are six
 ty one old and nineteen new cases thi term, the trial list numbering about thirty
 The Court will also attend to issuing an, naturalization papers which may be want
 ed. ... , New Postal Cards.-The new posta card is to be violet blue and printed wit black ink. There will be no border ! Near the left-hand corner will be the larg ' monogram U. s.. across which will printed the words Postal Card. The vigr U cite in the right hand corner will rcpresen 5 Liberty, with the back hair entrammelle' Y by band or cap. The whole design is t , be simple and neat. The paper will b T. calendered harder than at present so as > take ink better. The cards are to be read for delivery about the middle of April. n More Railway Trouble.-A passeng' e train on the New Haven and Northampto l. railroad going south last Monday morning h ran off the track when near the crossing ( y the Conn. Western road at PiIe Meade y station, in New Hartford, and ran across C
 to tke track of the Conn. Western. pilin
 itself up in very disordered condition
 The engineer, Bates, jumped from his loc a motive, when he saw it was headed towal 1. the river, probably not relishlrg the pro- if pect of plunge bath in the FarmingtC TO river at this season of the year, and falli1 , nnder it as it twisted about in its crazy rae got his arm and ankle badly crushed ar as broken. No trains on the Conn. Westel Io road were able to pass the wreck till Il " next day, CTuesday.) We learr that tv P. other locomotives were off from that ro' 's the same day, the cause in all three cas 10 being the same; viz, ice on the track. Il, Canaan Relisio,,s Nattarn-Tha Re, T. Mr. Reid of North Canaan is preparing revised roll of the church members fro y the beginning, Tn 1769. He desires info nation concerning the following person "A all of whom were members prior to IFS ef Jedediah Richards, Allen Curtis, Steph' 'u Rice, Jonathan North, Mrs. Esther Tuttl IL Mrs. Nathaniel Stanley, Mrs. Elean Se Howe {: (Nathaniel Jr., ) Mrs. Sarah How 1t. (Nathaniel,) Mrs. Anna Sprsgue (Johr y Mrs. Abigail Huxley; (Jared, Jr.,) Nil e. Mehitable Brown: (Josiah, Mrs. Than in ful Moses: (Timothy,) Elisha Merrill, MI ne Mary Merrill, Manus Griswold, Mrs. Cl uf Griswold, Reuben Clark. Mrs. Clark. Do' o' Ebenezer Lee, Timothy Wadsworth, NJ y Hepsey Wadsworth, Mrs. Hannah Der o ing (John,) Mrs. Ebent ger Baldwin. If any one knowing when any of the 0i persons died, or where they removed to. 's- how such information can be obtained, al o- will send postal card to Rev. L. H. Rei n' Canaan, Conn.,, be will be very mu
 obliged.