Connecticut western news., 1876-11-17

| GSOS1OA4- Aue pUOpI0 Ot buls town uK0 all others, are wide awake over the past election. Rev. W. Beach. who has been } with us the last two years, has removed } to New Haven, and F. Gleason, who was settled here last September. moves in. to the house vacAtrd by Mr. Beach. MT O.
 M. Snow, who was wounded some time
 ago, while out gunning, is slowly recover. ing. and 1t is hoped will be able to see
 again. Speaking of Ar. Snow, reminds us Messrs. Wooster & Snow are doirg some
 very Ane work at their stone yard, and any
 one wishing to procure anything in their
 line will do we'll to give them call. They
 will find good stone, the best of workmen,
 and good square fellows to deal wlth......
 R. l. Crissey has removed the old wall
 south of his house. and is grading the lot
 from his house south to the corner, in-
 proving the looks of the lot and also bene-
 6ting the highway. When "R. I. :" does
 thing he does 1t right. HASH.
 New Milford. A few weeks since the town appropriated es, 800 for seating, heat ing, lighting and furnishing the new Town
 Hall. For seats the committee decided
 upon Q folding wooden settee manu-
 fsctured in Atho'. Mass. The Mason Man.
 ufActuring company of N V York city are
 putting ID the steam heater, ana the Uuder- writers Gas Machine is to furnish light.
 At the opening jubilee Friday evening.
 Dec. lst, Roots csnssta Ire Hay makers' Is to be given without books and m cos tune. Two brass bands will he in attend.
 ance, and good time is expected. The hall will seat eight hundred people, and if . special train runs to Falls Village at the close of the concert, sS iS now expected. and those from the north are chsrg d fare only one way. the hall will be more than full......At the last town meeting ths town voted mo license,' 70 that few drunken men
 were seen election day, and the dealers seem to be careful about giving cause for complaint. c.
 Robbery in Woloottville -Tbe Hart
 ford Couront says burglars entered the
 Union Manufacturing compsny's factory in
 Wolcoltville last Saturday night and stole " SNA~S oN@@eV~ yW1U0 VI NtVeu0~Nd1KOu0bGs
 etc. They then stole . hand car and started down the NAuEatuck road with the plunds r.
 In passing through Waterbury Sunday } morning the Car attracted the attention oi } the night patrol Aud watchmsn. superin-
 tendrnt Beach was noti6rd, an engine was fired up and about an hour after he and Conductor Pet started In pursuit. While approaching Ans0nis at the rate of thirty i've miles sn hour the locomotive struck the } hand Car and threw 1t into the air, badly wrecking It. Its occupants were gone, hu, . tue plundrr remained about thirty rods back. Foot prints were discovered which
 showed that they had crossed the river.
 Sunday afternoon three men who are un.
 doubtedly the thieves were arrested at 6
 house of lll-rrpute near Birmingham. Au
 extra train was sent after them that even ipG.
 What Saw. w.-MR EDITOR T saw at
 the Centennial what ten thousand others , saw-whst the stsY-st-homes did not see, 8 and probably never will see-A looking. . glass 22 feet high and 10 wide inside the |, frame, valued at e2. 900 saw corn stalk, l from Kansas about 20 feet high.lwith ths . ears of corn on the stalks more than l( = feet from the roots: saw . carving knit. 7-l2 feet long with fork and stand tc , match, valued at 3l 500; saw a pine log r from Canada SIP feet in diamtter: alss . plank about l2 feet long, 2 9I2 fec 1. wide and inches thick saw stalks o grass feet high, apples l4 l-2 inches 1T E circumference; saw the mighty Corliss rn 6 zine working IS smoothly as | sewing ma d chine, The engine is said to be of LOOK d horse power, and while watching Its per 6 feet movements thought, Gnd created th. z world and made man in his 'wn ina C. an }. truly man has sought out many inventions f ln the mint SAW great variety of golt
 and silver coins saw Q machine running and making eighty as-cent pieces minute using 8 tons of silver In . dsy; saw mel ., moving heavy boxes of coins on truck but nary coin did they give me Saw thu
 old cracked bell in Independence Hall
 had . splendid view from the top ot G' rard college, and counted 59 sterples. sup :" posed to be churches, and thought surely
 people that sustains and worships iu g.
 many places should be . p. ople that fea ', 2, God and work righteousness,-but why tel
 what eight million others have seen1 z |. Falls Village. e.-One of the cast,iron lion '- on the savings bank steps strsyed ava h again on Wednesday night (Ilth inst. sn
 was found hanging by i,s tail to the cr.n
 near the railroad track. Now Murrey ha
 got each one secured with lock and chain
 He thinks they are getting too much intel n. -sted in gymnastics. and irars that the
 will be trying t. climb to the brlfrpy of tI' ts NJ K Church some dark night. .E'eciio
 day was unusually quiet, considering th
 enthusiasm that had been displayed by th
 rival factions previous to the election. c,
 phus B. Cook was elected represents tive u n joint vote Ot Republicans, PrOhihltiOuis
 aud part of tue Democrats, defeating A. \ n, Howe. the regular Democratic nominee, II
 twenty votes. So much inter. st WAS take
 ln tht se two candidates that the el"ctOr 'O ticket occupied s secondary position.... Four guns were fired on w, dn, sday ev' ''' Ing by the ID ms ln hunOr Ot Tlldeu's ele liun, but when the news csne that Hsy' "' was elected they concluded m refrain iro 'S xny more demonstration until the matt '"' was settled The hopes of each side ri a" aud tall alternately on the receipt of eveI & new dispalch......Swsn B. Brewster h, ~" nis hand smashed between the bumpers two milk cars Vt BrOokfleld Junction Il nd mn.- n;.,, .,,,ch v,,, r.c..s,,.,. . r.s. nd ,.'.. u...a C.,,;.. r oe rn