Connecticut western news., 1876-03-31

date to which the BQD6cflpClOn 18 p8lQ Dlalnly printed thereon, is prims facie evidence of it's ceptance as correct. J.,L. PEAsE.
 Buxglars.--1n New Milford. See cores pondence from that place.
 Missionary work.-Do not forget the ladies' missionary meeting this CThursdaY) afternoon at o'clock at Dr. Reid's.
 Those Election Tickets.-You can't deny it: The votes printed at THE NEws office for last lection elected almost all the 1 candidates. No fault of ours, but the tick cts we'print dive deeper into ballot box and come out dryer than any other. Send in your orders as early as you can. Our office will be open till ten o'clock Saturday night.
 That Glove.-Can you read? Farmer Decker, up the street lost one of his gloves last week, and somebody has found it, and as hls name is on 1t in plain large letters, the finder, it he or she can read, knows who is the owner. Now then; just-''hand up'' that odd glove and be happy, or your ''gray hairs may go down in sorrow to"-the jail. Do you hear?
 Sudden Death.-While sitting iu chair at his residence in Ashley Falls Thursday
 evening of last week, Mir. John Ashley was
 seized with intense pain in the region of
 the heart, and immediately after complained | of a strange sensation in the head. He
 was assisted to his bed and Dr. Scovllle sent
 for, but before the physician, who lived
 half mile away, could arrive, less than
 half an hour from the time he was taken,
 he was dead. He was sixty nine years old. Salmon in Twin Lakes.-Our piscatorial friends will be pleased to learn that Hon. P. l.. Barton has made an arrangement
 with our worthy fish commissioners to
 stock our beautiful Twin Lakes with land
 locked salmon. These highly esteemed
 fish are now being placed in many of the larger lakes in this state, and it requires
 something else than pin hook and string
 Supplements of our boyhood) to take them,
 as in favorable waters it is not unusual to
 catch them that weigh fifteen pounds each.
 Fernandida Destroyed.-Wea are sorry
 to learn that last Friday ali the business
 portion of Fernandins, Florida, where we \ spent four or five days recently, was de-
 stroyed by fire. The buildings and blocke
 were constructed entirely of wood, and of
 that most inaamable of all wood, the pitchy
 yellow pine with which that region
 abounds; and being very poorly provided
 with means for extinguishing the flames, the
 element probably had the field pretty much to itself. We hope the city will be rebuilt and more substantially and better in every respect than before. x. The Later variety.-W. E. Chapman Esq, of Danby, N. Y., writes. sending u' letter full of money to carry his subscrip , ton a long ways ahead. and asks us where |, he can get package of the "Salisbur, Pease." alluded to jn one O our letter } from Florida as seen st other veget 8 ables of the greener sort at some of the ho
 tels He says he sowt ] some of th - '.C IS n p:on of [ ', nd ys. ely on the frs f day oe Jsor C,pat's our b. lday ''su'. !, lul.rsn'l and now w. 1ts later variety r hence the inquiry above. Friend Chapman J. must be informed we are not of the ''late e variety ;" We cannot suffer that imputs e ton with impunity: We are up ever 1t morning by half-past eight or nine o'clock
 | ru1. a Sx>,s~~. sCno nkors,, of lucf Qafurda !, was the seyerest in some parts of the Nev n England States of any which has occurre Il during the past winter. Dams were tor h away, railways washed out, mills unde mined, etc etc. No serious damage ws m done in this immediate vicinity, as th ,r storm appears not to have been so severe r. at some other points. The damage su ,e tained by the Hartford, Providence & Fisl v. kill railroad was quite serious. A washol ,e on the Canal road threw locomoii0 D. down an embankment, etc., etc. Repor l. of great damage to property come fro ,l- Eastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island ar p' Eastern Connecticut. Considerable damai ze was also done by the floods in New Ham f. shire and Vermont.
 ve A heavy storm of rain visited this regio h. again Tuesday night, accompanied
 lightning, thunder and gale of win
 The streams hereabout are considerab - swollen m consequence of 80 much "a g for some days past.
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 te Started Right.-And now Mir. Geo. hv Brown, the Amesville merchant, has l mt moved his stock of goods from his old i'd cation in that place to Mir. Olin's new ste D. up at s'the hub," and proposes to see. as in matter of experiment, if he can't sell goo An cheaper than any the rest of lem. Ar f A way he has started out right and has ile Advertisement in THE NRws' column d That's what tells. Of course none will { ,ht nv that mans success in the mercant , a life is measured out to him in proportion as the length of his advertisements in T ol- NEWS.
 cir Look for instance at Friend Hall's tra' E is also in Falls Village; also Beach, Hawl all 6 Co. of Millerton. who sell more goo ys. than you could ''shake a stick at," or olls Clark Bros. in this village. ''That conc' md is full of business" as the boy said wh prv he wrestled with the buzz saw, and ''no ys. ing in the world' gives these people, # a those who advertise in THE NEWS we me- aed such healthy trade, but the fact they avs people know what they are about. i'n You are brilliant and versatile b.
 auet of lovehness,' he said with vo
 that was low and soft, and in return M Man. warbled. Dry up, George; you've E'
 enough