Connecticut western news., 1877-02-02

Died of his Wounds.-Mr. John Con- way, whose leg was broken by a larg. piece of ore falling on it at the Davis ort 'ed few days since as alluded to in TH1 NEws. died at his residence in Sslisbur, ,sst Friday night. ~~
 To-night.-Don't forget the exhibition t the N. E. Church in Ashley Falls. thil tThursday) evening. Let everybody go The efforts of scholars on such occasioni should be appreciated and encouraged Remembes0 0doorsApeIfat l-2 o'clock and the cost of admission only 20 cents.
 Falls vlllage.-Mt. H. c. Crandsll o West Cornwall, who removed 70 Bridae port some time since, has bought the Her man property in Falls Village, and will en- gage in business there, at the opening ot bring. Mir. Crsndall is a good citizen, ,an6 he people of this region will welcome hi return. ..-......
 Personal.-It is said Dr Clemans, the Falls Village dentist whose advertisement D another column tells all about good teeth ior @l0 O0s set, and who makes regular visits to this village, making has hesdquar ters at Dr. Camps office every Friday, i.
 citing large amount of work here. The Doctor Is well and favorably known all through this region, and 1t is only necessary to tell people where and when they Can lind him, and he will have business enough.
 Better ''Rise to Explain. ."-Somebo9y says E. Winckworth. J. Branford, Plum CT and Mir. shlmald. of Lakeyille. played 5 game of cribbage at the Miller House, al Lakeyille, last Saturday nikht, Tor an oys. ter supper for dozen or more individuals There is nothing particularly strange ol startling about this game, only they do say that Messrs. Winckworth and Branforo had the supper to pay for How about his, 'sWinck 2" somehow this doesn't reao sxactly as we expected to have it. Hadn' you better "Rise to explain p ..s...
 The Iron Business -Business at the furnaces hereabout isn't what would bt called driving. Mir. Landon's furnace a' Chapinville is idle, and has been for sever 1t months on account of no water. Tht furnaces at East Canaan are turning ou about eleven tons of iron day, .whll, hose at Lime Rock and sharon Valley ar, making about ten tons each per day Won't our Kent correspondent tell us whn 's going on at the furnaces In that towpi Let us know about how much bushes i, 'eally being done in this iron bound eorne! If the state. -=.....-. -.-
 Fishing at the Lakes. L ike Washinee 'ne of the Twin Lakes, IS being pretty thoroughly yishtd large delegations of th' disciples of Izsac being seen on the ic. almost every day. They come by cars, il sleik h loads. and on foot; driving their team. 'n the rec and nnhitching their horses, anc nave every appearance of their intention tt make business of the sport. The othe' ake, "Washining," Is not fished very much, If any at all. Exactly why thi. large te rritory of ice is not visited, we d. not learn, but presume theie is some gooo reason forit. F.. ....
 That School Ride.-Mr. Sandford't school at L.keville enjoyed a sleigh rid. 10 Falls Village Friday afternoon last There were three large sleigh To. ds, and liter a pleasant call on landlord Dudley a' ,is hotel in Falls Village, returned t.
 | snmp,uous repast at their academy schoo fooms in Lakevllle. John R.pp, and who knows better how to manage such an affair than John, says that fun, mirth and merri
 nent spontaneously bubbled from ever, ,ne of the myriad of little bodi. as they 1obbed into thank.ee-mom" and then oobbed out again. t always pays to re- 'ieye the monotony of schoollife with such rides. Let there be more of them. .....s
 Served Elm Rght.-If there were few more such men in Salisbury as Mr. A. J. Spur, rum, riot and ruin would not hold full sway there as 1t has for years past. Mr. Spur does not share the pusilanlmous fear of his buildings being burned and bis property destroyed, as is almost always giv. sn as reason why the law abiding people isre not raise strong hand against the rabble that rules the affairs and distresses the people, but at every opportunity grap- ples these marauding vaesbonds and deals with them in . by no means careful man aer. Kepler stole his wood to supply the stove of neighbours wife, during the ab. sence of the husband. end KepIer now boards in Litch6eld. A Kepler sympatbi- ser attacked Mir. Spur in horse shed and abused him for prosecuting Kepler, where upon Mr. s. caused him to be arrested in less than two minutes time, and he too now resides in Litchfeld. A few more doses of Spur, and society in Salisbury wll be safer.