Connecticut western news., 1875-10-15

A1sCnue4oa-denTy n. COlG heQ., mas been elected President of the National Bank in Litchfielc.
 Large Potato Crop.-Mr. D. Scott of Wetaug has raised over a thousand bushels of potatoes this season,
 What He says.-Tinman Cutting talks eloquently in his new advertisement about stoves this week. Might as we'll read what he says about them. while you are about it.
 suioide-xNorman Mehus' wife of Copake, N. r., committed suicide Monday of last week. She took an overdose of laudanum in the morning and died at about |2 o'clock in the afternoon. Domestic troubles are said to have been the cause.
 Land-on Glass" They say" Town Hill was decidedly glassy last Monday night, not exactly "as slippery as glass" perhaps, but if you happened to ''slip up'' on that hill about that time, you would LGnd on glass, ..,-
 Found Dead.-.' Nuf Ced" of West Cornwall, saysZina D. Hotchkiss of Dibble Hill, Cornwall ) was found dead m his bed last Monday afternoon. A jurors inquest will be held to ascertain the cause of his death, which we will give next week. Norfolk to Winsted-Landlord More house, who has been so successful and so popular at ithe Norfolk House for some years past, has removed to the Clarke House in Wlnsted, and is now the landlord thereof. If good management will secure 8 success in his new field, Mir. Warehouse will have it, and will merit all he gets. Not Forgotten.-That musical Benia. man of Winsted, is notfergotten, as report ed in THE NEWS last week, for the good people of Canaan have sent for him to come to their Congregational Church and put them up a large pipe organ. For further particulars, read his half column new advertisement over on the other page. Hotel Sold--The Miller House in Lake vile is sold to MT. Homer Gibbs of Ore Hill for $6ooo, MT. Gibbs taking possess ion Wednesday of last week. Exactly what is the purpose of Mr. Gibbs with this hotel, is not fully detef.kined. Mir. Miller will spend the winter in the south. Oh, that we all could spend at least some DOT 1 tion of these terrible winters among the ! roses and sunshine of the more southern portion of our country.
 Gone West.-Mr, H. M. Whiteman of Lakeyille removed his family this week to Greenville, Wisconsin. He says his many friends there have coaxed him out west to 1 live among them, which is the principal reason of hls going. MT. w. has been a good citizen and mechanic here, and if he should at some future time conclude to return to our town, he will find there has been place reserved for him.
 It's Come.-We expected 1t and it has got here, and occupies full half column Something is said about $2O, 900 worth oi new goods just bought, and M. & 0. J. Camp are the men who dare ssay so Away over in the column amongst those othel new advertisements just beyond tha confoundedlongstorYYouknow, you'll fint it. Cut it out and stick it ln your that
 We wont say it will IremoYe dandruff, bu
 it is good for the hair
 1 Fire in West Cornwall Our value,
 correspondent in West Cornwall write
 thIs week as follows:
 The foundry building owned by
 Mallinson and occupied by the Gold Sanita | ry Heating Company. was burned earl
 Sunday morning. The building was insure I for $2, 2,O00-the contents consisting o
 patterns &c. The property of the Health
 Company. was not insured. consequent, tue latter suffer loss of about $3, ,0OC
 The cause of the fire is unknown but it
 supposed that it must have been caused b ! spark or particle of hot iron droppin , into barrel of facings which stood nes the cupalo, and which burned slowly ii it reached the barrel slaves, when it sprea T to the patterns dtc near it.
 Fl Woman's Missionary Sooiety.-M Editor.-One year ago there was forme ! among the ladies of the Congregation Q Church of Salisbury, Woman's Mission v Try Society, auxiliary to the New Have :, branch of the Woman's Board, ( il Boston. Monthly meetings have been hel and the officers and friends of the societ e feel that they have abundant cause ft e encouragement. Will you. MT. Edito V permit us through the ''NEws," $ to reque
 the attendance of all the members at u
 annual meeting, which will be held at u
 house of Rev. Dr. Reid, on Wednesda,
 Oct. 20th, at 9 o'clock, P. M.
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