Connecticut western news., 1875-05-28

days atter the payment IS clalmed- 10 nave been made, the regular receipt of the paper with the date to which the subscription is paid plainly printed thereon, is prima fasie evidence of it's ac ceptance as correct. J. l.. PHASE.
 Going to Europe.-S. P. Ensign Esq. of Lime Rock is going to Europe.
 Military.-The regular spring parade of the 4th regiment 0. V. M., came off in Litchfeld Wednesday.
 The Rhinebeck & Connecticut R. R. It is now definitely announced that regular passenger trains will run on the Rhinebeck & Connecticut railroad on Monday next, (s1st instanD.
 Too Many Coals.-Editor Delevan of the New Milford Ray has several libel suits on hand already. As minister of the Cos pel, he has probably heaped too many coals on folks backs.
 Keep Mum.-We just want to whisper right here that we've left out two columns of advertisements this week, but don't say 8 word, and we'll show you it is all right so quick you wont know how it is done.
 Going Ahead Again.-Landon 6 Co. of Chapinville start their furnace again this week. after standing still since last sum- mer. The prospect of resumption of the iron business in this region is really better.
 New sidings. The Conn. Western Rail- road Go. have put in two new side tracks at the state line connection with the Pough- keepsic, and Rhinebeck & Connecticut roads, to accommodate the coal trains from Rondout.
 Rehigerators.-Mr. M. H. Robbins of Lakeville has just imported car load of refrigerators made on the celebrated Fish CT plan. These refrigerators are said to be the best in the world. He has already sold large number of them.
 Winsted vs. winsted. of the CONN. WESTERN NEWS spells Winsted with a small w. He'd better look out. Three of us to go for him shortly WSpsted Her. ald.
 We 'cave:' Don't shoot; like Crocketts s coon, we'll come right down.
 Forgotten-And you don't propose to do anything about decorating the graves of the soldiers next Sunday Not word said about it The poor fellows entirely for gotten! Does it pay to die for ones coun- try after all ? Forgotten -forgotten-Some how that word doesn't sound exactly right
 The Mill River Telegraph-A telegraph man went over the proposed route for a line of telegraph wire from Ashley Falls to Mill River, Thursday of last week. It is thought to be perfectly feasible and practi- cal, and there is but little question now but that the line will be constructed with but little delay.
 Conn. Western in Stee1.-Last week we alluded to the Housatonic road being laid with steel rails. We are informed the Conn. Western road has also decided to lay what new rails are put down, Tn steel. be- ginning between West Winsted and Ca naan, finishing up those heavy grades and curves over Norfolk Mountains in steel first.
 Smash Up.-The horses attached to the stage running from Hoskins on the Conn. Western road, to Granby, while standing at the station at Hcskins, became frightened at the approach of Conductor Eggeston's train last Thursday evening, and ran, smashing up the stage and things generally. Fortunately there were no passengers in the stage.
 Accident. A boy about 15 years of age at Van DeusenviIle, attempted to jump or the Falls Village special passenger trair from Pittsfeld on Thursday evening, anG missing the step, fell between the cars ant the platform, sustaining severe injuries H. was picked up insensible, but soon recov cred consciousness. It was almost mira cie that he escaped instant death.
 Yerick and the Gypsies.-The warn season is surely here. Four loads of Gyp sies went through this place going nortl last Monday. Blacksmith Yerick wanted to go with them, but they didn't want him They didn't want their horses shod in lav enders. Yerick says 'the Gypsies are bet ter than the Mormons or Spiritualizers, 'an
 he is determined to join them if he can fn a caravan thatll take him.
 Monumental Work-Thomas s. Adam
 6 Son of Hartford appear in THE NEW
 this week with new advertisement. ]
 will be remembered that these gentleme erected the elegant monumental wor
 placed by them in our cemeteries last fa for John Coffing Esq Of Van Deusenyille Nothing we can say will speak in their be half as superior workmen, as does thi
 work in our midst. Read their advertise
 ment.
 Railroad Accident. - The Hartfor Tunes says as train on the Connecticu , Western railroad, due here at 9.15 A. M was near Bloomfield, it ran into wago driven by MT. P. Rowley, of Bloomfield The wagon was smashed, and the horse, al tached to the forward wheels, ran up tn track. Mir. Rowley was thrown into ditch, but fortunately escaped with fey
 slight bruises. The train was delayed bu few minutes.
 Last Sundays Disturbance.--Them mis
 erable bowling in the streets last Sunday night, just as people were returning iron
 the evening meeting, disturbed the peac
 and quiet of the neighborhood. No name will be called this tune, but prominent citi } zens ASK us to say that fsuch doings' mus
 not be repeated not only on Sundays, bu
 on any other days, as such noise and dis
 tnrbances have not been experienced here