Connecticut western news., 1877-02-09


 ness Tn this place. and the cans used bold from two to forty qua rts instead Of from, two to four qnarls tie smaller ones wlth the milk pressed in, 20 the consumer.
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 Sudden Deatn.-Mr. Albert Moore died quite suddenly at hls residence in Salisbury Friday last. He seemed to be about as we'll as usual Wednesday. and went off iu- to the lots on his farm, and hood about the springs and small rivulets of water which the recent warm weather had made with the melted snow, turning their courses to How In direction more to tue advantage of the land, and returned to his home about two o'c,ock in the afternoon, and az it was late dinner hou for him. and the | exercise of the forenoon had given him a keen relish for his food he ate quite heart. ily. Lattr in the afternoon he expressed himself as not feeling very well. but didn't seem to think much of 1t and in the even. ing went to the post office half mile away. l. .ter in the night he grew wOlse, and II physician was sent for the next CThursday morning, when he was found to bave s very acute attack of pneumonia. He grew rapidly worse, and died the next morning at 10 o'clo.k,
 1 Sharon We are in arrears with news items, but will try to make up the d. ficien- cy.... A young America of African de. scent, made an amusing sensation som, ;ime ago by getting ii to well. It happen ed in tl:ls wise Miss Y. A. was coas,ing ID Mrs. Like's yard, and thought it nu harm to run against tl,e well curb hut tht curb was low, and Y. A. didn't stop whel' he sled did. but went oD into the we'll John Red saw the empty sled and heard Ii faint voice saying Miss Luke, I'm in y-r well. ard as in Mother c 'osr, John sool pulled her out. little hurt but minus on. 'nitten. One mitten was but an aggrava- lion. SO Y. A. spitefully thr, W the oths town t0 its matp,,.... Mir. and Mrs. Baldwin R ed gave reception on W. .dnrsday fOl il son James and bride. A select part, of guests spent 8 pleasurable evening in sO cial chat. partaking of the choice colla ton. The same evening the Episcopal so ciety attended sociable ar D. H. Cule's This embraced all the pleasant features hat have characterized their sOciables thi, srason....I The literary society is prOspering 'nd is thinKing about becoming returning BoArd..... Case of Hart vs. Dnscoll was tried on Saturday before Charles Prin tile E>q The verdict rendered in favor o Hart. Tue facts of the case are these DriscOTs cows invaded Hart's barn and at' ,'ats Hart being pound-krrper, shut th' COWS up, and wh. Mrs. D.. ca fo tue cows, demanded pOundAgr {; Mrs. D. talked high. and ''went for" his olfactor, organ. but fail. d to hit Hart held a pitch fork agaInst the door but she managed [, get out the COWS. One of the COWS pushe, her over sleigh. hurting her ID the back nut she brings action against Hart. (not tn cOw) for damages. The c, Sc promises t ne as interesting as xciting. The POugh ketps;e Jubilee Singers gave concert Il the Hall The troupe sang the Hampton songs with good interpretation. The aud ence was large and we'll pleased. On Sun day afternoon the troupe held selvicts ii tue Hall, followed by singing and colIec tion. o"e
 The New Milford Affair Again Tn New Milford Courier says that we hsv not corr, cted tue statement in THE NEW of two " tks ago in relation to J. W. Ad dis sbscondirg with $6 900 helouqing t lhe town of New Milford. If this state inent of our friend. who facr,iousIy p-l. 'nits himself to he styled the 'Irish Editor is correct, we will hasten 10 ''see about it. Now thec. in relation to the item in qu+s non At the tune when this matter of dis rrepancy Was discussed in New Milford ,an, winch Was few days before the item il r. laliOn to the matter was pubIished; geu tleman from New MiToId. whom We We're md are, fully persuaded is one of the mos respectable, upright, aLd reliable ciiI2-ns q which any town Can boast, gave us ih facts as they at that time were supposed [,
 xist, and which Were precisely as lhe Iteu stated, VIZ: that MT. Adds had dlaapp-ar ed, or it at least Was thought he had at Ina time, and was freely SD stated on the street md the item further sta,es.-''And as h had in his possession about $5 OOO Of tn towns money, I $ feared he h0s obscond ed." Tue italics dld not appear in the or,p l. al of this quotation from the item, but "
 'dd them to emphas ze the idea. We di not Say he had abscouded, but it was fenre he had. And now about making tie cor reciiOn allud. to. The week folluwin inc item. Vt received from a son of MI AdGis. a ''iIue stat. meni Of the casr." cu
 reciing Gas We supposed, ) all that was sai 'he week previously.
 Then sa d the lord of the vineyard . what shall do? Fl will send my heluvp son it may be they will reverence hi, %hrn they sec him
 And SD did Mir. Addis. He sent his b. '"v' son, and ius'ead of treating him s '' lid the covelous and murderOus bust,ant
 men eighteen hundred years ago, We receive him with open arms, and published all h ' had to Say: and as he spoke pretty luut J we had supposed that all creation ha heard him, and had ent, rtainec the in
 prtssion that nothing more could possit! U be r' qnirrd. We certainly had no disp 8 'i"n To do u slightest injury 10 Mir Addi, The fact he had dsarpeartd (and it ws thought he tad at the time the i;em was r, | ported. ! a d that his cOmn.nIon in ho nl tupicy, Mr. Frost. was his surety, wer corrected inlIy in the sons letter. Tn rest of the item. viz that he is u tankrut ' and has about $5 OUtl of the towns funde