Connecticut western news., 1875-07-02

6CRfpttOm 10 pA1Q thus. k. D. Smltn oJutt4, indicates that MT Smith has paid for his paper to July 9th, 1874 It Is hoped that subscribers will see to it that their account, as indicated by the date on their papers always correct and when observe whether their date is changed to indicate the proper credit and in the event of an error to errors in these accounts will hereafter be cons1d- cred, umless presented within thirty days after the payment is claimed to have been date date to O which the subscription is paid plainly printed thereon, is prima facie evidence of It's ac ceptance as correct. -.a - J. l.: fEAsE' T
 Left over.-More correspondence una voidably left over till next week. Couldn't help it. ...,. ....-.. ...
 Painting Up.-Clark's store is being painted up, to give 1t bright new appear ance to correspond with the new goods in- side. @
 Potato Bug.-The Colorado potato bug has put in an appearance in Lakeville, and those who pretend to know say it is the genuine article. f..-.... -... ..
 Game Meeting.-Remember the regular monthly meeting of the Game Club at the town hall in this village.next Satur1 Jay evening, at o'clock. .vs-. -.ss
 Time Table Change. New time table on the Housatonic TO ad went into effect last Tuesday. But very little change; the even- ing train north going little earlier.
 The Celebration.-Wil you shoot your fire crackers and snap the festive torpedo l next Sunday or will you choke your pa
 triotism down and hold it there till Mops day. 7. Father she6rey.-The Rev. Father Sheffrey of the Church of the Sacred Heart, New Haven. (formerly of Lake ville,) is lying very i'll at his residence of quinsy. .. s-. sst-..-.. .. ,...-..-
 That Through Oar.-The prospect of the through drawing room car to the west,
 over the Conn. Western road, looks bright CT, and hopes are entertained of its being put on soon. nj
 Ninety-Nine Years.-A New Milford correspondent alludes this week to the eel ebration of the ninety-ninth birthday ot a Miss Northrup. Our correspondents sel- dom get an opportunity to make an item of a ninety ninth birthday celebration.
 Strawberry Festival.-Tbe ladies of Canaan will give strawberry and ice cream festival in the basement of the M. E. Church in North Canaan, on Monday afternoon and evening next (July bth.) Especial preparations are being made for an extra good time, and all who go will have it.. A general invitation is extended.
 For Fourth of July.--Mr. Lyman Wick
 ham of Huntsville sends cash to renew hls subscription just at this tune, because he thought we would need it for Fourth of July. He is exactly right. It is the delight of our soul to have our subscribers think of us. We hope he will live, a thousand years, and think of us every Fourth of July
 in the time. 7'@ ''t '.' +... I 5tE ElIrf -ss-z.5 4 -. .=sfg' E t'ttF Erjt 2lt'
 Ashley Falls Cemetery advertise
 ment in another column announces the
 Ashley Falls Cemetery Association ready to sell burial lots in their new cemetery.
 The location of this cemetery is delightful,
 and the Association has spent large
 amount of money to fence and prepare the grounds, and the result is !; one of the f. nest cemeteries in this reglon. .a L
 Strawberries and vsgetables.-Messr
 Camp & Holley have our thanks for theil
 substantial favor, fresh from their grounds
 in Lakeville last Monday afternoon. There were some of the largest and most luscious
 strawberries; some very fine tomatoes
 squashes, etc., etc.. which served a mos excellent purpose in introducing a change
 and pleasing variety to. the supply of greer Pease, which we have the whole yea . round. @". 3 Kent Festival.-A poster is sent us iron Q Kent, advertising fair and festival of th ladies of the Congregational church in tha
 village next Monday afternoon and even |. ling. at which a dramatic entertainment l. will be given an art gallery with reyolu l. tionary relics will be exhibited, etc., etc. v but the fun of it all is: the poster was print ,- ed at Smith's job printing office in Kent s Friend Smith is doing good work there, i n this small poster is a sample. . .... "
 The New Papsr.-The new Winsted pc :, per, the Winsted News, put in it's first ap = pearance last Tuesday evening. It is a eight column folio. and it's typography bt ,' tokens great care in the preparation of thi first number Its first appearance certainl does credit to the publisher, and if thi standard is maintained, as we presume it . the determination of the publisher it sha "a be, we bespeak for it a long and prosperor
 career. We cheerfully and gladly exten to Mir. Bills the right hand of fellowship n ns and welcome hlm to prominent positio 'S in the ranks of the fraternity.
 Dangerous Counterfeit.-A Hartford e. change says new and dangerous counter m felt @5 National bill of the Traders Ban to of Chicago is in circulation. It is cleverl ve done and we'll calculate to deceive anyor a. but an expert. Fifty or sixty of them ha, ch found their way into the Hartford bank If perhaps more. It is only within three Id four days that they have appeared in circ he lation here, and we presume they we rs; brought here by somebody who came he the races. Every person will do we'll to h ss ware of bills purporting to be issued by u ly Traders Bank of Chicago. --. ,e- ,d Exploded. d.-Joseph Loader, the oril ho nator of tke filthy story that himself al = one Price, when at work in Tilton's hou .ot in Brooklyn, saw Mir. Beecher enter al
 salute Mrs. Hilton in d:sgnstingly fam
 far manner, was arrested for islander in Ne .I York last Monday night Price his A