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Connecticut western news., 1876-01-21
Burlington.


 A few days ago boy about ten years old, while skating on the pond above the Berkshire Woolen Co.'s works, broke through and was carried by the current un- der the solid ice beyond reach, but could be seen under the ice floating toward the dam. Dr. Samuel Camp was passing at the time, and seeing the situation, seized an axe, rushed on to the pond below the bay, cut through the ice and pulled the boy out as he tioated by the hole, and by successful treatment saved the boys life.. .....The open ing of the town hall in Darlington on Jan uary 9th was great success, both as to the musical entertainment and also as the funds saved for the public library above the expenses, which I learn was about three thousand dollars. The vocal music was very good but when Madam Camilla Urso came out with her violin, every noise was hushed, and especially when she struck up The Last Rose of Summer it seemed as though the audience had stopped breath ing, and more than one eye was wet with tears as the sweet, soft melody from her bow could hardly be heard through the hall. The hal! will seat about 500 persons, and it is said to be the best in the county, though not the largest. It is warmed by steam and lighted by gas, and must be seen before one can believe that Harrington has such fine building. Since the Camilla exhibition I believe fddles are out of date, as have not heard any of those doleful sounds in the streets which were so com mon before. I presume the old fddles are slowed away in the garrets with other rub bish. Peace to their memory. X.
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Connecticut Western News.

Subscription Accountable date on the colored slip of paper with the name of the sub scriber, shows the time to which the sub ScriptiOn is paid thus. R. B. Smith bJul74, indicates that MT Smith has paid for his paper to July 9th, 1874. It Is hoped that subscribers will date on their papers, Is always correct, and when they pay for Q renewal of their subscription, will observe whether their date Is changed to indicate the proper credit and In the event of error, to inform us for correction at once. No claims for errors in these accounts will hereafter be consid- cred, unless presented within thirty days after the payment is claimed to have been made as the regular receipt of tho paper with the date to which the subscription is paid plainly printed thereon is prima facie evidence of its ac- ceptance as correct. J. L. PEAsE.
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AT THE WAY STATION. the ferry boat Geisse, crossing the river yesterday, were an old couple from Louisiana, coming to visit friends in this city. The old gen. tleman was walking around, despite his wife's predictions that something would happen to him, and he suddenly found himself in the river. She heard him yell caught sight of him, and leaning over the rail she shouted, There Samuel, didn't tell you SO? Now then, work your legs, flap your arms, hold your breath and repeat the Lords prayer; for it's mighty onsartin, Samuel, whether you'll land in Vicksburg or eternity Thanks to ready rope and a strong arm, he landed at this way station. - Wcks5urg Herald.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-21

MoULToN's LAST SUIT.-The suit brought by Moulton against MT. Beecher for dam ages on account of alleged malicious pros ecution, cannot. it is said, be maintained. and will never come to trial. An examina- ton of the statutes, and the opinion of many lawyers, shows that where nolle prosequi has been entered on an indictment against any person, that person cannot claim damages as the nolle is recognition and acknowledgment of the innocence of the accused. It is probable that Mir. Shear man, who is MT. Beecher's attorney, will serve upon MT. Moulton's counsel on Jan. l7th, demurrer instead of an answer in which 1t will be claimed that there is no cause of action, as nollc prosequi has been entered on MT. Moulton's indictment by the district attorney, and that debars the plaintiff in the suit against MT. Beecher from proceeding further. The argument of this point will probably not be heard un- til March, and the trial of the main issue will thus be deferred indefinitely, if not prevented from ever taking place. A de- cision in favor of the defendant ID the de- murrer would of course end the whole CaSe
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Npnae 9ews.

.". We shallfee1 greatly obliged to any of ou friends in the county, or elsewhere, who willsend usparticulars of fany occurrences of finterestwhich may come under their notice.
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N otice.

Office of the Treasurer of the Town of
 North Canaan, January 10th, 1S76 The holders of the North Canaan b-20 Bonds so called, bearing date Oct. 1st, 1889, will please to take notice that, with the advice and concurrence of the Selectmen of said town, l shall redeem the North Canaan 5-20 Bonds," so-called, being the bonds issued to meet the indebtedness of the to VII incurred by & RubscIiption of thirty four thousand dollars to the stock of the Connecticut Western railroad at this office on the 1st day of February. 1876, and that the interest on all such bonds will cease from that date.
 4w27 JACOB B. HARDENBERGH, Treas.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-21

As old MT. - heaved the last scuttle of four tons of coal into his cellar, he was heard to remark: If they had been boys instead of girls, it wouldn't have been thus. One ton would last all winter.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-21
Notice.

TVyHE undersigned wishes to inform the people 1 of Chapinyille and vicinity that the grist mill of Horace Landon was re opened on Wednesday, Dec. 29th The patronage of the public is rec. pectfully solicited. All orders promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed. -
 J. NJ. MANVEL. Chapinvile, Jan. 1st, 1876. Sw26
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-21

At Millerton. January 18th, by Rev. Mir. Walsh, John D. Joyce of Joyceville (Chaplnyille) and Mrs. Helen E. Brown of Sheffield
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N otice.

r HEREBY forbid all persons harbonng or trust \ ing my wife, Sarah NJ. Benson. on my account on and after this date WALTER M. BENSON.
 sharon Conn. Jan 18th lS76 3w2Te
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DIE D..

At Rio Janeiro. South America, Nov. ssth, Wal ter Van Deusen, formerly of Wetaug1 aged s4 years.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-21

The first duty on T-Don't forget {, cross it,
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-21
Canaan.

Can00Ms
 A company composed of Dr. Steele of Winsted, and some Hartford and Philadel- phia parties have leased the right to quarry marble ard manufacture lime upon the farm of Mrs. Seward near the Bigelow property in East Canaan. It is expected that they will commence operations the en- suing spring. The Barnum Richardson Co. are making preparations to repair the upper furnace, which has been lying idle for the past two Years......A free entertain ment was given to the Masonic fraternity by MT. and Mrs. Riker at the Stevens House, last Friday evening. A large num- Der of the order, with their families, were present to partake ot splendid supper and | enjoy the good music furnished gratis by MT. and Mrs. R......The exhibition of the M. E. Sunday school of this village, which was given last Thursday evening, drew a crowded house, and was in every particular success. The singing was excellent, and much credit is due to MT. H. H. Cogswell, the distinguished chorister of the M. E. ! had given to the musical part of the pro- gramme. Jesus, Gentle Savior, by the snow flake class, was we'll received. I am Waiting for Thee,' by Miss B. Rodemeyer. was loudly applauded. We are Little Travellers by the infant class The Col. den Stair,' by Lizzie Scott; Music Every where,' by Blanchie Olds and Ada Strong Bright Shores of Gold by Ida Moon ; Close the Shutters by Misses B. and M. Rodemeyer; Weep no More for Willie, by Ida Moon were sung very prettily by the above-named members of the Sunday school. Sankey's favorite piece, entitled Hold the Fort, was beautifully rendered by the church choir. The declamations were all worthy of especial mention. Luck and Pluck by Normie Moon, was vocifer- ously applauded and had to be repeated The closing piece on the programme was Mrs. Jarley's wax figures, with Mrs. Lester Bailey personating Mrs. Jarley. The acting in this piece was remarkably fine, especially that of Mrs. J. A pleasant feature of the entertainment was the presentation of g donation of about $8O. to the Rev. Robert Hunt by the Masonic lodge of Canaan. s.
 Eg' The total annual income of the Prince of Wales from all sources is about $575, ,OOO. The Princess receives, besides, $6O, ,OOO. When they were married, twelve years ago, his income was $500, 900. The savings of the Duchy of Cornwall during his minority reached the sum of $2, 7o0,' GOO. Of this amonnt $l, 100, 900 was laid out in the purchase of the Sandringham es tate, $500, ,00O on house, and $500, 900 fol improvements to the buildings and proper ty. The balance is added to the Priuce's capital and gives him the respectable in come of $575, GOO per anuum, and it seems to be very hard for him to get on with that,
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M AR REED

GY- Births, Marriages and Deaths inserte free. Obituary notices i've cents line.
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GOLDEN TEXT.-When a mans way please the Lord, he maketh even his enc mics to be at peace with him. Prov. xvi,
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-21
ROSCOE c. TAFT,
WARNER I& WARNER,

MYTH P. Van Volkenburgh & Co. Importers w and Jobbers of Dry Goods, 3s4 and 3sG Broadway. New York. 1yrfm2Gvo5
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-21

BRADFORD s. THOMPSON, M. ID.
 Oate of New York City), DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Salisbury Conn. I Office over M. l.. Graham's Drug Store. Res idence at Rev. Dr. Reid's.
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-21

A TToRNEYs and Councillors at Law, Sails A bury, Conn. 26tf
Connecticut western news., 1876-01-21
Ae,t' Adpertiseutents.
A Card of Thanks.

FVNHE member. of Housatonic Lodge, No Gl, F, A & A. M., of North Canaan, Conn.,, desire 10 extend their thanks to MT. and Mrs. D. A. Riker for their generosity in furnishing free enter tainment to them on Thursday evening of last week st the Stevens House.
 PER COMMITTEE. North Canaan, Conn, Jan. 18th, 1876.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-09
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las eine id.iftlide @rftaruus aui ygtft.
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0is bsutioe grmpfuros Sssr;om,

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trotfen, als er iid nit elmer Qnantitdt @r0z
cerp =Saaren gum Bertbe BON $50 entfernen
polte. Der Bolt;eiridter uerrpieS Die Sade
an Die @roBgeidworeuen uuo beftmmte Die
Siir9lfait auf $500.
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rer iiir SaltimOrer nnO Nep,9 9orfer Shnitt.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-09

grdFSentihaits> @anbitat Tenbletom in Gin-
cinntti ipabrenb ibres Bittwenltanoes ibre
@elbangeleeenheiten beiorgte. ST Sbises
mai Die oiirftlse @ntiduloisuns, oaB es
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unb idwansere Waso Warp0pman oeriudte,
iid Dor einen Sabnsus su tuerfen, puroe aber
nod re9tSeitia sereltet.
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3rGnHc-

@bicago, 8. gtdrs. = Sn lebter 0adt
l65 uno 167, @iio 8utsritr., 5Seuer aus.
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aus. 9SerlnIt S13 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-09
XsSfurO.

GAN Sran5i8co, @al., 8. MGr3. -
0orman 93iaro, ieet in bieii9er Stabt, be-
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beaebeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-09
Wermtfdlte Sepeldosn aus gse,u.
Mn~P

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lluion< EeIegrapten @ompa9uie" belt beute
tbre piertelldbrlite Sisun3. Die @iunab=
men bonn 1. 4pril bis 81. De3br. betrugen
s5, 5,730, ,577.53. Die ginnabnten beS letteu
Guurtals betruaen s2,220, ,8l0.1O; Die AGs-
gaben bcliefen ild auf 81 800, 1851.
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8l7,177.03 ais 3tnien bonn Septbr. 1870
au, i'm @anSen $6, ,537, 117.38 Su9eiproden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-09
Der &otletlhat,oel.

8bi1aoelpbta, 8. 0tdrs. - Sn elmer
@ensralueriammlung Der y2sbi9b SOhlen.
YDrie" puros beute beihloiieu, 6aB Der Be
trieb Der Sergmerfe am 20. .. Oits. mieoer
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,S6uptfillzS ohlen- -S6rle" uon bem Stihluhe
in SenntniB ieben iollte. Die leetere g6rie
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fabte oenielben YeidluB Del 8ieOerauiuabme
DeS Setriebes Der Dflneu .uno mics eiu So
mite au, Die obige 86rie uOn tenn 8eIhluGc
All hsuaf1rihti1eu.
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gSabrid1etnlid cin NorS atuo
ScIhiitff

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Qiphp
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Setr1tas g(nidlulOtottt,a

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sGentral, Yaciie. 8abn. Gompagnle" bat i'm
Dritten 9iltrifts >@eridte cine alage 9eaen q.
u. Soher, ftiiberen ageuten nno Nnipalt oar
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ihulotgt, caB er ais ibr Ngent burfl ben
Infaui BON @rnnoeigentbum unb ben
Eransport bon Sobleu iie nm 500, 600 be
ftfIpinoeIte,s
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8erbaftung D on ehemalieen 9anf
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gtew.D6rf 8. Utdr5. - g9m. q.
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gparbanf," uuo opener 6. @recn, friber
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UteiueiDS perbaftet. sic batten als 8eamte
Der genannten Bauf etnen ialiaen 4uspaS
beld)mDreU.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-09
Ste fcitbare tGDr Der SSra4 IrGSt
oentin.-gSpber oteietbe itanutt
1tao lpas fts fcitete. - 2Gtc utat
@ener0I Gnatfiertiteiitet tpir0.

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ySun" publi5irt beute ben Semeis, baB Der
funsirenpe 9eneral=Suartiermeiter SugaQs,
welder ben alten Mciggs aus Dem Nmte pers
Ordngte, lein Iut baburd erlanqte, bab er
Der Srau @rant cine llhr gum 98ertbe BON
$4,000 gum @ei9enf mad)te. 0amit Die cole
Dame ia nid)t in 3wetfel iein fonnte, BON
mem bieieS fofbare @eidenf fonlnIe, lieB Der
@eneral folgenoes 0tenoranoum auf 0foia.
SetDe brnden, ipeld]eS Dem @ei6eufe beige
legt muroe ,0teie llbr mnrbe bon Charles
Subiu inBariS angeferttgt rns mar beitin1mt,
Der SDnigiu Gictoria gum @eiGenfe gemaft
5u merben. Sieielbe felt Oas brttiif)e gSap.
pen Dar; Der 6alttr reprdieutiIt Die Irone
@uglanD'S. 9n Statt Der 3tfiern iiebt man
Die II gufitaben Der Sepie: HDieu mon
Droit" auf Dem 3ifferblatte. Der Sud)itabe
3 inter bem 0alter repr6ientirt Die 3abl II.
SeOer 8ud)itabe lit aus Snpr nno 9idmaas
tell III SrDitaa g2fabt. Die btntere Selte 5etgt
ben anlebanooEoen, umge5en BON 9foie, 81
itel nno Slice. Die llbr pirS burdl ben 5oal=
ter autgeSo9en, ite repetirt uno idldgt iOpobl
bic SlertelItnnoen, ais aud Die StnuOen.
lin bielelbe idllagen Su bDren, braudt man
nlIr aIf einen fletnen Stift am Salter nit
Dem Oaumennagel 3u briiden. Die Srplfolle
auf leOer Seite ilno aus ioltNeu braiilianli6en
Stetnen angefertt9t. = Die Sette tpuroe III
benz @tabliIiement BON SiffanD & Comp. in
yteu- Yorf au9eferti9t; iie lit I'M leontlniiden
Stple sebalten. Die ein5elnen @lteber itetlen
idtpar5 emailllrte Yan5erplatten Dor, iuelde
burd) Gubinen nit chamber perbunOsn iino.
An berielben tdngt ein S4ilb, bas etnen
9iamantenitern auf Der 6ront unD Elm 9 auf
Der Jtidlette tragt. Che iIh cine 9ele9enbeit
bot, Die llbr Der S0nigiu gum @eidtnfe 5u
MAIDEN, murbe oieielbe bon eincr Sreunoe
oes Sen. SM9aas ansefanit uno fam 10 in
ben Seiis oe8 2ssterea. 9ieielbe 1T Dor gtie-
manoem sera9en morbiu, uno III Der gun3en
g4elt eriltirt feline sweite. sic ipiro biermit
Der eriteu Dame Der Ser. Staaten, Der 6rau
BraIOentin @raut, gum @ei6ent 9emOdlt.
Jtslr. gort, III, gS. l3. Ctr, IS. 9lpril 1871.
Nftt OOuhaftuna Hufus SSnaalls, Sen"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-03-09
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ct. 2outs, Wio,, 8. Mdr5. - 9. 5.
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be9iug beute Dtorgen SelbtmOrb mittels ei=
ue8 Biitolenihufes. Seiue Srau brad)te fid)
erit Dor uu9efdbr elmer 8O4e in berielberl
QBeile um's 2e3cu.