Connecticut western news., 1878-06-27

amounts placed parallel with their names, we pub fish their only address known to us and if any of them, they will do us favor by informing us.-- Is 1t exactly HONEST treatment. to receive news paper till several dollars are due and then leave the postmaster to inform us the paper IS nor re- ceived. and the subscriber gone, nobody knows wherei The following have done this: Does anybody know where they are F. tge .3f4gIaa' Geo. Weed, Great Bend, Pa., -s,....,.- $4 % Mrs. Theo! Sweet. Union Grove. Wis.. sd 5a5 E. Snedeker, Marketable. Conn.,, S R. J. Arnold, Otsego, N. r., '''3't7 |'i4 eo Fl. K. Howe, Huntsville, Conn., tt a s,f5 1S M. Stevens, Chapinville, Conn.,, 1S ~. McClerrin, Chapinville, Conn.,, " fctll IS Mrs Mrs v. Biase4. Waseman. Ohio, ,..,.i.S 1S g. Slvernail Elkhart! Ind. .9nr0.tst a5grsf f4 " Iopnl ! 70 ----------sl-- -4!--- ---..----f tlI taaQ SICK.-Well; the editor has been sick, flat on his back, s'all over down." and he isn't disposed, even now, Tuesday afternoon. to boast at all on his physical condition. Last Saturday. we took, it seems to us, the most violent cold we have ever had come upon us. and which was accompanied with considerable fever. It seemed as If every bone in our body was chock full of business all Saturday night, and ached, harder than which we do not believe bones ever before ached. But we are getting better Dr. Camp calls on us regularly and is lifting us right out of our troubles. Our correspondents are helping us nobly on this weeks paper, and on such an occasion such efficient help is most ex- cellent to have. We told the, Dr.. we would like to try to write an item or two for this week, as we had one or two we wanted to get of our mind perhaps nothing that anybody would care to read, but like some speech makers who get loaded and feel as if they must fire at crowd. The doctor shook his head dolefully for "a moment, and replied gently, but with no lack of deter mined decision. and which meant plainly that he proposed to be obeyed: "I rather think I shall not permit you !o do anything Eof the sort 1" Very well, then we must not of course, and when our readers see this item. also the one on the Canaan lock up-we felt as If it was very necessary this week that we should rattle around in that lock-up-also 0ery few other itemss they must not, certainly must not, tell DrI Camp 8 word about it., VI It. wouldn't do, you know, for he would take our head right off. We hope to be in good working, condition next week, and for evidences of superior scholarship in this weeks NEws. the credit certainly cannot be given to us. .s,s ais Yes, there it is again lay it to the devil, as Of sfIT1or and all. ssBones ache and colds' have left ''our" scissordbilsties unimpaired d.-DEyn-1 E
 No Dates Changed This Week. k.-On ac- count of the distu rbance made in the sys- tenn employed in our office by our four days away, we shall omit to change the address dates. to mark the credits etc, till next week. sl7 Seven Years old.-The CoNNEonouT WESTERN NEWS is now just seven years old, the paper of this week completing the seventh vol ume. fs .r...,-...
 Hi Tornado.-'What is the capital of Onta- rio ?" asked teacher in one of our schools the other day. 'Tornado!'' was the prompt reply. slellg rotl,regze s,,t |
 New Sign. A neat little slgn bearing the legend. "Free Reading Room" was placed over the reading room entrance at the Warner House the other day. lisi t'i <
 Picnic 1.-The young people of this place are making preparations for picnic at Twin Lakes tomorrow, (Tnursday, ) and g good time is in anticipation. .-,.....--..,, 1! New Goats. .--Druggist Humphrey IS treating his store to a coat of paint. Mon sieur Marvin plies the bristles. The War ner House is also being furnished with "a coat of the same color" iea a 7a q ats.
 Improvements.-Mr. Patrick Lynch is shingling his house on Railroad street...... MT. Isaac Lermond, on Elm street is s'larth- ing and plarstering" his house, and inprov- ing his premises generally. 'F @ta . Travels In Canada.-Gov. Holley of Lakeyille has written two very interesting let ters descriptive of his journeyings in Canada, and on and about the Frontier, one of which we published last week, and the other this week.. ."'s dA ,iH. ts#s1 The Fourth at Twin Lakes my comrades, read the poster, as you pass il
 by; advertising Barnum's picnic, Twin
 Lakes, fourth O July.-Hold the Fourth, 1 fry ham coming cheese is sickening still.
 Platform race and tub dance "Ada," and the dish ran after the spoon.
 Pulpit --Rev.S s. B. Forbes of Wes Winsted occupied the pulpit of Rev. l.. Fl
 Reid in the Congregational church, Eas
 Canaan last Sunday. Rev. E. H. w. Bar den of the Methodist church in this villag,
 will exchange pulpits with Rev. MT. Bel cher of Falls Village next Sunday. -,r
 Canton Berries.-We have been special
 ly fortunate this season, in the opportunit! given for interviewing the best strawberrie
 raised in various parts of the state. A feV days since, we received two large basket
 from Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Eggleston, of Cantor
 and they were among the best we have seen They were all large, being almost, to 6 berry
 uniform in size. Mir. and Mrs. E. simply gav'
 the source whence they came, but did not giv'
 the name of the variety. Very much obliged
 They were certainly . splendid" berry. Through Tfalns.-- buH zHai8rari
 General Ticket Office, 5usb
 ugf HousAroNIo RAILROAD COMPANY.
 l ma Bridgeport, Conn.,, June l9, 1878.
 Dear Sir :-Commencing Monday, July l, through cars win run between Bridgeport
 and Albany on passenger trains leaving Bridgeport at 10. 10 a. m. (arriving in Al bbany at .50 p. m. :, connecting for Sarato ga and the West, and leaving Albany al 6. 40 a. m. arriving in Bridgeport at l2.3t D. m. For full particulars see latest pocke l time tables. Respectfully.