Connecticut western news., 1876-02-18

Pease left town last Wednesday for Flor. ida, for the purpose of hunting alligators, the skins of which, with slight prepara. tion, are said to be more imperyious than India rubber. They intend to manufacture boots of all the skins they secure.
 Remember the Poor.-Verily we have the poor always with us.' There are the worthy and the unworthy poor, and who shall decide which is which? The ladies of this village have organized sewing so- ciety-a means by which they hope to ale viate some of the suffering among us. This society meets every Wednesday afternoon at an early hour, at the Academy Hall or the home of some member, and is making plain, comfortable garments for the most needy. Partially worn garments that any may be disposed to contribute will be very acceptable. Such can be remodeled for children, and in many instances answering quite as well as new. Do not forget the little ones among the destitute, who doubt less suffer much from cold, unable many times to make their sufferings known.
 On account of the conference meeting in Falls Village this week, the sewing society will meet this (Frlday) afternoon instead of Wednesday, their regular day.
 District Court.-Tbe following are the jury cases which are on the docket for the March term of the District Court at Canaan (Falls Village).
 19-Durrill vs Thomas Peters. A D War ner and Graves; Hardenbergh and Warner 6 Warner.
 29-Newton L Dexter vs Henry Whit beck. Warner & Warner Dean and Ro- raback.
 31-John w Rood ct uxvs E M Rowland ct al. McM and A D Warner; Turrill and Cothren.
 33-Roswell Day vs Hiram E Bartlett ct al: Roraback and Dean Hardenbergh and Warner 6 Warner
 Below are given the Court cases It is n't, of course, expected all on the docket will be tried at this next term.
 2O5-Hunt 6 Lake George Thomson a. Hardenbergh and Roraback; Hurlbut and Dean.
 2l7-Thomas Peters vs David 5 Stewart. Hardenbergh and Warner 6 Warner; A D Warner and Graves.
 237-Wm c Welton vs John F Swift a. Hurlbut; A D Warner
 280-E Martin vs E H Rogers a. AD Warner Hurlbut.'
 2SS-P Mundry vs T M Morgan. Rora- back, Graves 6 Morrell.
 3OO-F Rossman vs Edwin w Warner a. Hardenbergh; Roraback.
 324-J G Powers & Co vs F M &EJ Hicks. Roraback; Warner & Warner
 344-M B Hunt vs Charles Vantine. Ro- rahack; Hardenbergh. IA
 363-Robert R Thompson vs Fl J Will bur- Warner & Warner Roraback.
 364-J G Wilkinson ct al ys w B Perry. Sedgwick Warner 6 Warner.
 368-Albert Boslwick ct al vs Reuben Parmelly. Sedgwick; Warner & Warner.
 402-Ezra Dudley ct al vs Lyman Mun- son. A D Warner; Dean.
 406-M 0 Jewell vs Eugene Wolf. War. ner 6 Warner; Roraback for Gar.
 412-Ellen o Butterly vs M c Jewell. Roraback; Warner 6 Warner.
 417-Louisa L Reed vs Hiram E Bartlett a. Roraback; Hardenbergh
 42l-Abraham Hermon vs Joshua Colby. A D Warner; Roraback.
 422-Jennie & Frederick Yale vs Wm Sims. Roraback; Hardenbergh.
 1AO-OOAA 0oOAACy VS uOTTlS Tanner. Roraback; Warner 6 Warner.
 440-Horace E Ball, Trus vs Homer c Smith ct al. Roraback :; Goodwin.
 442-Eben W Chaffee, adm vs George l. Griswold. Sedgwick Smith.
 444-1saac l. Herman vs Owen McGrath a. Dean Roraback.
 445-Ezra Hummiston vs Peter Kidney Q. Sedgwick Andrews and Roraback.
 446-Landon 6 Go vs Eugene Wolfe. Hardenbergh Roraback for Gar.
 449-Adams & Beck!ey vs Lewis Howe. Roraback.
 450-Alderman Ives ct al vs R P Sey- mour Hardenbergh Lawrence.
 45l-Falls Village Savings Bank vs Eu- gene Wolfe. Dean Roraback.
 452-Same vs Joseph and Sarah Kinnane Same.
 453-Hunts Lyman Iron Go vs Abraham Hermon. Dean A D Warner.
 454-Henry Whitbeck vs Alfred DeLong. Dean; Warner & Warner.
 456-Ellen and James Butterly vs Calvin s Barnes a. Roraback; Fyler.