Connecticut western news., 1875-06-04

Coming Out Ahead.-1ne MeTlden 1Se eorder, which has been "full blooded" Tllton paper all through the great trial ,pub- lishedthis cne line item last week:
 "Beecher is coming out ahead"
 Such frank acknowledgement on tho part of the Recorder is more than we shall expect from many another of the Tiltonian papers. Brother Riggs knosos Mr. Beeehe' ought to come out Ghe0d.
 The widder and Jackson.-To Mir. jackson asquare of Salisbury: Sir.-I seen ure artical in the MUSE weak afore last, and shood have ansered it at wonce if hadn't been SO bizzy cleenin house that coodeut find no time. U seem to insinivate that i am Spiritalist, this is not so, and If enny body enfofhed you so they did not speak the truth. never have thot much of that class of folks and i do not belong to them. don't say this to get me good opinion, but nearly to let know the lacks, for from your letter am sure we never could agree. I do not want to shine by my husbands light as you say a woman ort tu, when shine prefer to shine on my own hook, not on sumbodys els. jugin from ure let ter do not think you have got more than enuf lite tu shine by ureself, let alone re- fiectin fur ure wife. Burton Gilbert sez he nose and he sez maid ure money 8 keepin summer boarders. if that is the l case will inform u hear that it will be use less to press ure sute with me. am not goin to slave myself to dsth waltin on city boarders. l had that chance offered tn me neerer hum and refused. AS to my bein literary, have never writ fur the newspa. pers in my life. MT Pease has seen fit tu print sum of my letters to him. but don't no as that is enny boddy's bizneGs but hlz- en, and as to my warein blu stocking do solumly declair hoover told SO told an unmitigated falcehood. U say have took king soloman fur ure model du mean U want wife like hizen or as meny; in oth CT words du U go fur quality or quantity Mebby in that case had better aply tu king soloman himself fur don't believe t cood get suted in warren. Ropin will see the errer of ure wage afore it is too late remain JANE ANN SIMPSON.
 Warren, June lst, '75.
 Mahaiwe Bank Burglary.-About one o'clock last Friday night, eight men wear ing masks, and dressed with stuffed cloth ing to render recognition impossible, enter ed the house of MT. Nelson Deland in Gt Harrington, and summoning his son George who is cashier of the Mahaiwe Bank, from his bed, gagged him, handcuffed his hands behind him after which they hand cuffcd his father, mother, sister and hired girl ,and boring holes in the floors, inserted wooG screws, to which all. handcuffed, were fastened and locked, except the son, abou whose neck they noosed rope, and par of the number led him down to the bank entering which they told him he must un- lock the vaults at once and make no mis takes about it; that It was simply matter of life and deaih with him, as they hac come prepared for their work.-Mr. D told them there was new Sergeant anG Greenleaf chronometer lock on the inside of the doors, and that it was as impossible for him or any of the other officers of thu bank to unlock it till nine o'clock the nex morning, as it was for anybody else; ant asked them to put their ears to the doc and perhaps they could hear the clock tick One of them did so and heard It distinctly when he exclaimed immediately: ''No us boys, the game is up; six months worl gone to the d-l!" Bafled in the littl scheme on the bank, they led their captiv back to his fathers house, where by threats they compelled the old man to pay then $25OO in bonds, after which they left then all chained and gagged and made their wa. off. MT. D.'s daughter succeeded in re moving the gag from her mouth and gay an alarm so they were discovered about o'clock in the morning, and released iron their bondage. The lock that saved th funds of the bank was not adjusted on tn vault door till one day last week, it hayin been on but two or three days prior to thu burglary, and the burglar who ex claimed "No use" Sc. evidently un derstood perfectly it was of no use, an when he expressed his disappointment b. saying "There goes six months work" <&c. told very plainly the time the plan of tn burglars on this job had been under con sideration.