Connecticut western news., 1876-03-24
Are You Going to Europe 7-We have


 received from the State Line Steamship Co.,, very finely printed book of informa- ton for tourists going abroad. This little volume is invaluable to Americans who contemplate journey abroad during the coming season, and to enable them to form an estimate of the expense attendant upon journey in Europe to Gny locality. em- bracing every city and point of interest on that continent; also to Alexandria in Egypt, to Jerusalem in Asia, Athens in Greece and in fact to every Oriental city that is visited by American tourists, list of first and second class fares is prepared and presented in this work so clearly, that glance is all that is required at any time to determine the expense to any desired To- cality. To this is added the cost of special tours from New York, for example: from New York to Rome and return naming the principal cities and points of interest on the route. Various desirable tours are record ed, combining those requiring but short time and little cost, to journey entirely | around the world. This, with the tables showing the value of the moneys of the | foreign countries in American gold. and the catalogue of hotels recommended, as well as other information of especial interest to parties going abroad, render the book very valuable, and if any of our readers have in contemplation Centennial trip abroad, we advise them to send to Austin, Baldwin & Co.,, 72 Broadway, New York, for this book, which will be sent them "without money and without price," and if they should chance to take their tickets of the State Line Co.,, we can conscientiously recommend their ships and accommodations as frst-class in every respect, and second to none that cross the Atlantic. Having, as is well known, "rode the seas over" in two of the ships of this line. we speak from experience when we allude to theil comfort, safety and speed.
 District Court.-The March term of the district court came in at Falls Village or Monday, the 9th inst. at 2 p. m., Judge Foster pres';ng. The first case taken uI was the oldest January case on the docke -Durrill Adams of Cornwall vs. Thoma Peters, and was brought to recover dama ges for the plaintiff, having been arrested upon the complaint of the defendant charg ing him with receiving. stolen property upon the trial of which he was found mo guilty The trial lasted till "Wednesday 3 night, when it was given to the jury r Thursday morning, the Jury not having re - ported, in order to facilitate business the g were empanneled in the case of John W j. Rood and wife vs. Ezra M. Rowland ct a 2 Thursday and Friday being occupied in ts S king the plaintiffs testimony, the court 0 s Friday afternoon adjourned to Monday c e last week at 9 p. m., when the trial was r' D sumed and the plaintiffs closed their ev t dence about o'clock, and the defendant s commenced their testimony, occupying th v whole of Tuesday. Graves, McMahon an e A. D. Warner for prffs; Cathren and Tu Q Till for def'ts.
 In the case of Adams ys Peters. the jur
 on Tuesday, at II o'clock a. m., brought 8 their verdict for the plaintiff to recov' r. $1.O0 damages. Graves and A. D. Warn, p for pl'ffs; D. J. Warner and Hardenberg 't for def'ts. The court will be in session a e- of next week.
 e The trial of the case of Rood ct ux v n Rowland ct al, occupied all of last week Ii 'r Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock, when it WI e given to the Jury who could not agree th 2 night and were directed by the judge I' come in the next morning at 10 o'clocl l when they still reported disagreemel d and were discharged till g o'clock the ne! e Tuesday morning, the court being a n journed till that time On Tuesday nor IS ing, as the jury had not been able to IS together when the court came in, the ca of Newton L. Dexter vs. Henry Whitbet at was taken up and the jury empaneled. Th l. case is the last one that will be tried th
 term, as Friday is to be devoted to natura , ization, and the court cannot sit in Cana' n, next week, being obliged to hold sessic 70 of one day in Winsted for naturalizatio