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New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
STAPLE md FANCY FURNITURE.
WARREN wAPD 4 co.'s NEW STYLEs-AN ATTRAC-
TIVE DISPLAY OF NOVELTIES.


WARREN wAPD co.'s NEW STYLEs-AN ATTRAC-
TIVE DISPLAY OF NOVELTIES.
Warren Ward & Co., at Spring and Crosby
ST.; have large stock of goods especially designed
for the holiday trade the usual display staple
articles such a. bedroom parlOr, library and dining
room suits there are numbcrless fancy articles with
which people decorate their homes An ebony cabinet
combines cabinet bookcase ana wrItng-desk Ii is
namencd with marquetry IN coloIcd ivOreS. Hand
some patent rockers of ebonzed wood inaid with
lt and upholstered in silk with bands of velvet
finished with fringe. Wltiue-desks OF ebon,zcd wood
are carved in japanese style One Cfhc pTcteS things
here IL the low English teaaDlc of ebcny, perfectly
plain, without carving or gliding. handsome ease
0t ehony, with c0ored IVORY hlaIlitty. ,ery nice
present FOR gentleman l. an ebony shaving-sand hInd
sOmely carved ana lifted up with all tho conyeneEccS.
An ehOniZcd wood bureau, with square swing
ing glass and ornaentatonS O brass, is IN the English
style. Hanging cabinets are IN various designs and
woods those in ebony. with lnayng or gilt,
pretty. Ebony parloC-tnhcs are III Japanese designs
with carving. OttODans are covered with raw silk.
with corners Of rich plush In harm0uzing cOlors. A
handsome ebony table has top oi German marble:
Pretty toictables TOR young ladies' rooms are draped
with c!Ctonne There handsome pedestils Tor
statues cbifoners fancy chairs, fancy work
tables. covered in different materials and the thousand
ana one niue arlcIes h 90 20 ihe up STOCK OF Ius
kind \ number OF parlor suits are covered entirely
in silk plush aud very pretty beside the ugy coOrs
IN some of the silk material, 30 much used
for covering furniture that any Ot1er covering
looks novel. bedroom suite IN ebonized wood Queen
Anne slye has marquetry OF ivory in handsome design.
Otrrs have the dome top tO match the cabinets that
much In favor at present. An ebony cabinet with
large beycl glass has the marquetry III white holly.
Taff1tc chairs in designs, upholstered in the
new materials ha-stand OF French aud black walnut
combned Is Ornamcnted with margueiry in ivory. AMI
Is finished top and bottom with spndles OF different
woods. A hall chair To match the stand has low,
broad seat 80 arranged that raises and reveals re
ceptacle for oyeFshOes. DningrOOm chairs ed
with leather the faYOrite COOTS being dark green and
dark rich red. large study chair entirely covered
with leather, particle Of wood work showing Chars
aud setees OF wre braid covered III different coior are
shown In light and dark woods they are pretty, aud
much more serylccabe than one would suppose.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
MR.. GLADSTONE's CHOICE.

LoNDoS, Wednesday, Dec. 1s. 1873.
Mr.. Gladstone has intmated his intention
70 come forward a candidate at Midlothian at the
next election for the House OF Commons.
LF0r other f0reiqn NeWs zee First Iugel
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
THE RIGHT VIEW or 1T.

The Netr UTA faHftHsr-tG| "a effti'F rhcDl
II j. ridiculous to hear Democratic papers
iuulrc WY dout tie R-pibBc. .H5 ssA Tor C,uunlt
tee to nyc-tIratc the Clph,r d!~plfcuc-l' 4 Demo
cratic uye-tis:Iug Committee hgoI- OGi the ciphrrs
which THE IEHrNG gave to the public. IL u FOR Idrn
ana In. Democrats fcuIs to show they itlsr aud
that " arnlr ii weed * Cu. ~rSc not ENGAGED ~
cuU-p racy cheat Haze, O.t Uf the Presidency. IL =
uct A Ecpui leah funeral.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
LATEST SNIP Ne IFS.
n II III ' III
PORT OF NEw-YORK...

PORT OF NEW-YORK.....-..Dec.l ls
Bark Columbia ta, Estaguo. Cagari 10 days with salt
10 4 q { Robinson; vessel TO AttilIO CHM.
Bark FlnOr Vernon COpp, ChaIente ~ days with brandy
10 ORDER vessel John BOyntOn's Son.
brig Victoria Havcn spencer Port spain II days
IN ballast tO III Trowbndgo's sons
DISASTER.
CHATHAM Mass Dec ls.-The schooner R0sna. OF Maehias
Johnson FOR Boston ashore Chatham
this morning. She viii probably OF high water
after dischargng part OF her cargo
Ter ether Snip Nslgs sss Eighh Pagal
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
IRISH ELECTION RIOTS.

LONDON Thursday. Dec. 10, 1873.
Election riots occurred at New-ROSs, Ire
land Oh Tuesday night and yesterday, and many per-
sons were wounded The disuI Dances were cansed Dy
the Homo Rulers whose candidate defeated at the
elec iOn paradng throwing stones ana othei
disturbing The peace, the police being unable 10
+tfh fhar,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
now THE NEGRO Is PERSUADED

The Democratic papers are loudly pro-
claiming that the negro is gcttlng his OPEN, and
he will vote the DemOeratc ticket" The Democratic
party has closed good many negroes eyes, and the
prIce Of toe negros vote has been murder Neglected
y the Republicans and scOuTged and driven by the De-
Inncracy not al all wonderful OF these
pyrsccuted people vote with the Democratic party. But
Jew white men would have stood true TO their principles
so long.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
OBITUARY..
COLONEL JOHN Ii. ALMY.

Colonel John II. Almy, known in newspa-
per circles as financial writer, died yesterday at his
residence in this city, after short Illness lie came
10 this city in 1860 and during the war he was IN charge
81 the de1ot for the Connecticut and Rhode Island
troons acting as state Agent for Connecticut HIS fu-
neral will taFe place al his former home In ConneeueuL
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
HONOR TO EMPEROR WILLIAM.

BERLIN, Wednesday, DEC To- Io'o'
The citizens of Berlin have decided to COM
the EmperOrs return by erecting an obeskal
device in marble and bronze at q cost OF $4,000
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
WHY HAYES TzAGR,xT ,f,N.


President HAYES was one uf tnc three OIlgl-
nal admirers General Grant. T.r utrr two Gen
era force ana Nast the ari.t. TIE pnnt ~ the Turn
ing OF President laycs OUsT Grant fora third term II
Ihlt hc regards Giiut aS good man 10 carry out LIS
southern policy, would prefer the mlduess ~ an
ca~v-Lua- military chic. tan 10 "a" fury OF siul "dE
90 mn fItLILA h.II srn-uIOu-.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
p O S r S c r IP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGG NEWS.
RETALIATION IN AFGHANIsTAN.

LONDON, Thursday, Dec. 10, 1878.
a special dispatch to The Daily NerS from
JumroOd, Dee. Is, says It has been determined
TO inGet rigorous punishment upon the lux
krrr-Khels. who led the recent attack on the
caup at AhMusjid. Twenty-Five hundred men
leave Ali-Mud today Wednesday, to surprise thelr
villages, which mil, distant IL II autlcpaled
that the example m3e Of these rItyes VIII nave tue
elrncl OF nllIIYIng the whole LrOmteI.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
Pyle's o. Il. Soap is the Cheapest
Wine with Coke for Entertainments.

We take pleasure in rrcn attention Of the public 20
speers celebrated Port Grape Wine pure and uIadnter
ated article. which may mplCty rely Jhis
wine Is made speers VINEYARDS Passaie " j. AZ has rich
JuCness and brilliant color and Is not only an
beverage but Is highly beneficial IN al Us pref
for ids and aged persons For sale by druggsts
salesroom 81 Warren-sf.. New.YCTk City.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
KLANE,s IKILNn. IN IOWA.

The Blaine movement has only just COM
upuccd 10 uDIu.' but al.Jady lt7 Zil4rr u .Lii.
Gent force make ls nomination and 81, tOu ~ ls~O
"A strong probability liI- sprrCd m tie senate the
other day IS the platform upon which the party viii
stand III coming contests, aud the sentiment Is ErO"ug
that Its author the % lead the Republican hosts
Ia 4
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
W. T. ROCKWELL.

SCRANTON, Penn, Dec. 1s.-W. L. Rock
vela prominent citizen aud the horse and mule pur-
chasing agent for the Delaware and Hudson Canal Com
papy died here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

TRIBrSE OFFICE, Dec. 10. I q. m.-Thc barometer
ros slowly during the partly cloudy and clear weather
OF yesterday few fakes of s. fell during the after
noon. Thc temperature was only threefoirths
Of degree higher than Tuesday, the mercury being
I low t.e freezing point in the morning aud evening
III, amount OF moisture IN tie air has been dimin-
-hcE
Clear or partly cloudy weather with LITTLE change IN
the temperature be expected IN this city and viei-
inv Ib-tigV
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
ONLY AMBITION OF TIE coPARcEyERs.


The cOparceners are not clamOrlng to a
friehtfu extent invssg CATION the cipher elc-
grams Tiden aud Marble mild hammered as pos
sibc heir only end and aim In life being desire TO gNe
the kilograms the benefit Of the doubt and let hngs Sc
yereIy alone.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
MIDNIGHY WEATHER REPOKE.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
.S.goDsis far E,S Dast 24h0ura

WASHINGTON, Dee, 10, l a. m.-The barom-
cer il highest in the OHIO Valley. but has fallen and is
slightly blow normal in the Rocky Mountain region
Texas and the Canadian Provinces. Southwest winds
with snow prevail over the ODo Valley and Lower Lake
region CDufy ana rainy weather, with northwest
winds l. reported on the Texas coast; elsewhere clear
weather prevails east OF The Mississippi,
IRdicdttOHs
For the South and middle Atlantic states and New
England .authvc,t u northwest winds; 81 gntly
warmer partly cloudy and IN Ia" Southern states rs-
INK barometer Will pTeyll
TpfpI-yr T0CiI OgSERX ATOMS
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
Paintings aud Engruyipss.
GOUPTL GALLERY,

GOUPIL GALLERY
l70 5thaye. cor. 22d-st.
Mcssrs. NJ KNOEDLER Co., successors to GoCrIL
Co.. respectfully invite attention the unryaed colecOnC C
MODERN PAINTINGS
On view at gallery. The PICTURES arranged for
animation are the latest the Paris scion
the newest product great Of European
art culture including splendid examples Of
MERLE. yERBoECKHovEN.
sCHREYER, MEIssoNIER,
DIAZ, DUPRE,
KAEMMERER, EscosURA,
ToULMoUCHE. PLOT,
LEROUA, zTEMe
CoROT. GERoME
ACHENBACH, CooMANs.
MEYER Won BREMEN. DAUBIGNY,
And many Others forming aloseher richer col ctOn than
the house has before displayed.
WATER COLOR PAINTINGS
choice and rich collection and collection
LINE ENGRAvINGs,
Modern and by the Old Masters.
OPEN EVENINGS.
NJ. KNOEDLER & Co, 40 5th.aye. corner Of 22dst.
Post Office foreign mails FOR the week M ending
on tucson at ~ i9T EqI9Se by steamship steam Nevada,
by steamship Algeria via Queenstown correspondence
be forwarded by this steamer be
cay addressed aud az 10 a. ID oT France direct ~ steam
snlp Amenque. HayTe; THU RSDAY. AT 10 a uI-
Europe oy steamship CITY Of Chester cor
Germany and France TO be forwarded this
steamer must he specially ldiresse aud az - tor fu
rope. by steamship lessnR via Plymouth Cherbours
Hamburg; On SATURDAY. at IL a. m. i9r Europe. oy
steamship Celtic Queenstown correspondence for Ger
and scotland to be forwarded BY this steamer must be
specially addressei aud ll:3O for Germany, by
steamship WeseF Southampton and Bremen tcorrcspou
dence Britain and the Continent 10 be forwarded
by this be specially sidresedl and li.0
a. m- scotland direct by steamship DeyOuis Gas.
Cow steamships Nevada Algeria, OF Chester and
Celtic mails DcnmsrE sweden and MOI way.
lhe tor Havana NewYOrk December 81
mails Jamaica leave New.i December 10
mails West IndIes Bermada Thomas leave
December l9 The mails A~pinw and south
Pacific Ports leave December 20 The malls for
Antigua Martinique Babadoes Trinidad direct
ewYork December 81 The msis for Australia &c.
san December g. The China ,nd Japan
leave san Francisco January 4.
TH0s. l. JAMES Postmaster.
Post ONCE. New. York, December IL. 1878
You will miss 10 II bay holiday present before seeing
the Catin Perfection student Lamp. Immensely the
study student lamp the world Price, complete nickel
plated only - double lamp So Guaranteed 10 LIGHT
and DELIGHT you no sale. Gail and see IL.
CATLIN MFG Co..
81 Goldst lnear Fultop) n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

AneeWs Baths Turkish Roman, Electric 81 LexngSa S
ave- THE very highest bating Day anc night
Ladies day evening Excellent hotel aecommodauons.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
HOME NEWS.


THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUIS NO
2ls BROADWAY
Q a. M. 30. Noon. 81. p m. 36'. Ntinisht. 30.
Highest curTng daY 80 Lowest. 2J'
A erage 81 q same day, 1877. Sj4!
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
MiRRIEU.

IANISON-BENNETT-o Tuesday evening. December II.
1875 at residence OF the brides parents by TIE Rev.
Janos o. Murray ID. D.. Albert Harris Lams0n to Anna,
daughter OF George A. Bennett
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
GpctiGi Notlee5

g. RIeHge E TTE GFsT no gfTE Eon * TUE & LAGS and S
a sUPEaIpR skyblue coinr single trial will prove ts
value. ASK YoUE ,0CER FOR IL. n.
CuufiOn hereby cautioned that
the Cereals Manufacturing Co. Of NcwY'rk hold the patent
for CRUSHED OR GROUND CEREAL. IN 4 COOKED.
DRIED eND UNSCoRCHED CONDITION As 4 NEW
J pr mi u lec,i Vii osmeai nd rth"r
cereals, es nangae[qred by OF under license rom ne
rrgl tc has 1ffaincl four medals OF suT erority
Gne mo sand po6r ooS 70 HowiRD YfI =, their
christina ioys We want 70 give each member Of Mis-
EaO ara a,ei1I garment as well as their Christ
Wehaye only the humane public to call upon. VIII YOU
Ca.5 arI checks nay be sent 10 H. =. THOMPXINs,
Pos; OGce Box No. 4,5l2 or toA > HATCH No.
and food gladly received at the 2 Mission No. 40
Rev WILLARD PARSONS. superinjcnlenJ.
Keaiing, Cough Lozenges reomuended by the tac.
uliy coaghs c0ls asthma bronchitis &c They contain
OPIUM preparation thereof ,,
Price 80 cents peg COX May Pe 'Gt @ oy NAV Agents
Mans Mission on Earl,r\ thorough Medeal Treatise.
experience Of - years suiy obs ryatoa ana professional
hood srrIaheneG vitality sJun conditions Health.
Of -s ths 0Os,sSes % Marriage means
sew Ma,eHm Anatomy and Scense l. 7i6 broadway.
Christmas Appeal for thc Poor Children
The VIZ WIN ne e'd and nasTT ana Royerg M f2r % inc
ngs OF comfortable home would surely spend happier
and Nnf6rnSe ma tr oas Of the cirv INV
TnrCHILDHEN'S AID SOCIETY OF Neg.IOrl has now.
twenty-five years been labOring thcse poor child
shrlttTn. feeding and training them IN tlc IOdy1ng-
Houses and COhgg in the In ustT al schools
country thus 70 raise those who are the lowest
and c.lrct, Il.
Tie treasury is empty. and they at this Christmas
assistance rom tbC fortunate.
Ffty dollars will tlIec homeless children to home.
hundred doars viii pat shoes ON the nakei feet Of
children.
one hundred dollars Will provide dinners for hun
drrl lit fuy month.
The Christmas gifts in his Of goodwill will bring
happiness Of the cnn under our charge
Who viii give q home To the hOmtitsS
Chldren's Aid Society, 10 East 4th ST., New.fork.
December, 1873.
tf proy ons and clothing may the Central
Oncc, - East ist New York, OF VIII be called for the
addr.s, be forwarded
signed checks Post Once PAYABLE TO tue
-Wli. A. BOOTH, President
Thru National Bank 20 Nsssau-st.
GEORGE =. COE TreasuFrf.
American Exchange National Bank l2o Broa way.
c. 1. BRACE. secretary,
10 Fast tth-st, SeY.NOrk.
WORK OF THE YEAR.
There during the past at our six lodging houses
234 different boys and girls 26iO4j meals and l9sl57
pg schools SClB children. who taught and partly
fed and cOthed (JUO 63i meals suppel 3,So were
t1 ones the west 2279 aided with food
med cine. &c through the sick Chdrou's Mission 1906
children lUycd tc benefits o The "Sease home aver
aging about per week. G2S girls have been instructed In
and in the schools There have beer 1888 grp
in the lOdgnghOu 5i9 81 have been deposited In the
Penny Banks. Total M DeT under chargeOi the So
Ciety during the year was 3l,3O6
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

%
la-- No .rrg.nt ntr.a, nl s.vr a, ", Of nr To- ~ Z.
rrr,ur tH.H The w -I.r- Huf. lur Irr.tenta t-r
sar IatiJn. d. r mercury during tho-e H1IrA
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19
DIED.

Al notices Of Marriages must b,
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-19

You will miss IL bay holiday present before seeing
the Catlin Perfection student Lamp. Immensely the best
study or student lamp IN the world Price complete nickel
plated. only - double lamp So Guaranteed 10 LIGHT
and DELIGHT you sale Call and see IT,
cAfLIN MFG Co..
81 Goldrst lnear Fultop) n. Y.
Connecticut western news., 1878-12-18

To an Englishman wanting to know how the currents ot thOueht ill America are flowing. it is particularly valuable R. w. DALE EngIapd, & pt 1878.
Connecticut western news., 1878-12-18
kk& Se T''s'ss:ss. IF EasE;,ssessSs CONN. WESTERN RAILROAD
Commencing NOV, II, 1878

Commencing NOV. Il, ISiS. GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN. I2. 40 A. M.--Connectlng at Mfllerton for Pough
 keepsie, Albany anu the West direct, and toaves Salisbury 100 x Lakeville. 1O5 P. M. 3s5S F. M.-C0nnccting from PitLsnold. At Mil
 lcrton for New York, arriving at s. .4j p. n. Leaves salisbury at 4.2O X Lakevilie 426 F. Nj. R.t5 P. Connecting from Pittsiiciu. At Mil
 lerton with Express for Albany and the Leaves Salisbury 7.O3 & Lakevine 7.U7 P.M S.I4 F. M.-Milk train, connecting at Mierton
 for .New York. Runs Sundays only. GOING EAST. TRAINS LEAVE CANAAN, S.IO A. M., Leaves Millerton 6nnam,
 Lakevfle 6 35 Salisbury, b,55, 9.34 A. M.-ConneCLng al W lnsluu IoI brldge-
 port. A, Simsrury for New iaVen, arriv-
 ing at ls6 D. m saving 10 miles distance
 ampton, Williamsburg and ilolyoke.
 At Hartford with Express for Springfield,
 and Bos on, and al points North and hast,
 also for Willimantc, New London, Provi-
 dence, New York.
 Leaves Millertop $50 m, Lakevile, 9.O5 Salisbury, 9.1 IA. NJ.
 3 ,OO r. M.-ConnecprG t"r' Albany. At
 Simsbury for Ner havon, Westtield, Hol-
 yoke and Norttnlaut At Hartford foI
 Bristol, Willin "nt'c, Neva London, New
 York. Boston and HaybrooA, via (. V. R.B. Leaves Millerton 2lb p. n:, Lakeville 23l. Leavee Salisbury, 2.3h F. M.
 s. I6 P, M.,-Leaves Mlllerton 1.3O D m, Lakeville
 7.4s. Salisbury, 53 P. N, for Winsted. Passenger rs ave New York aL 5 50 D. m,, connect with this tlain 6 OO B. m. tNlOnday mornings Only,l leave Mlllerton @t 0!l5, connecting at Canaan with HuusatoniC train uufth, At Pine Meadow for New Haven, arriving at 9.20 a. m, and for New York. At Simsbury for Westteld and Northampton, and arriving in Hartford aL 6.45.
 Tor time at Way Stations and connections see JNO. F. JONES. Sup't.
Connecticut western news., 1878-12-18
BOSTON 'TRAYs1EsR, New Attractions for the New Year.
Weekly & SGmi-VGGkly Editions
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THE TRAVELLER enters upon the New Year under encouraglng auspices. Cheer | d by tue renewed favors of its old friends | ;tnd a constantly extending circle of new Oles, 1t "uDuses tn continue ln well dolu2, dnd to make such improvements as eXperi- l euce ahd JiIe wants of tha pnblic requIre. | T.e SrMI- WEEKLY and WEEKLY editions | of the TRAVELLER will be carefully edited and wall c3utaIn, besides ali tue news In a 1 condensed form that can he fuu i'd III d dai- | lv paper, valuable contrInu tionS for tht dous mold. the FArn and Garden. t1e Li- 5rar., and the Drawing Room, and a varl- ely If interesting Sptclai Correspondence | from different ron's of interest reDortine l fhe mOie lEtel es!tne moVeme' ts 1n Politics. | RetlglOn, Literature, Art ,.Bd Fashion. A special feature of the new volume will be serIes of frs class NOVELS AND RO- MANIIC SKETCHES. mauy ot tnem orig | mai, from able cont iouGOrs. The popular REVIEW OF THE WEEK, United States has rlvalled. will be continu- | ed under it's present able management THE PRODUCE AND STOCK MAR KETS will be carefully reported, In It's edltOrirl conduct. the TRAVELLER will continue as heretofore iu the advance as an EMPLOYMENT OF TRUTH Tn political, so- clal and religious affairs. turning neither to the right nor to the left at the demand of mere selfish eXpedIency, and trying to tedch dnd direct rather than being cOntenG | to follow pubic OpIuiOn.
 In short, ln every Department the TRAY FILLER will aim to be the
 Leading Family Newspaper N FEW EN GLAN N D. h addition to the Improvements which tie TRAVELLER offers its req CTS for the new year, ITS PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION IS so low that no family can afford to be without it, and it's already aoide circulation will be greatly extended.
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Connecticut western news., 1878-12-18
Trarellers Guidc.
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD

Shortest, Quickest nnd Cheapest ROHtetO North AdnmS' Albany, Troy' south NOrxvaIk, stamford, Chatham Hudson, Sara tOga, Utica, Rome, Syr- ncuse, Auburn, Geneva, Rochester, Buffalo. Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls, cleveland, Detroit. TOledo' Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ChhcoRo' SG. Louis.
 Through Tickets sold and RoRRnRe Checked for above points nt union Depot, Canaan. Also for PhitRdct- phia, Ralti tiMOre aud Washington. Purchase Tickets via lIOusntOnic Line.
 WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
 Commencing Nov II, 1878.
 TRAINS LEAVE BRIDGEPORT. VIZ
 s0na m Hreyht Trait. 'passen2ei accommo-
 a"-inns\ for Ra rlngton, MohuaN, W ed nesday and Friday
 ..ar F!au"nr 3.ll D. m. 1O1 am pasSenger train for Pitts'e''l. arriNlng at a,25 D, m. Wlth Through car leay'ns New York at s 05 d, lu.) Leave New Haven at 9.33 a. i'll. with though car from k'porL for Albany arriving 2.50,p.m connecting at Albany with 3.lO p. m | popular Chicago and >t. Louis express arriving in Chicago at sou the next pm | Leaves CanRsn at 12. 40 D m. | 455 D. m. Passenver 1raln tor Pittsheld. arriV- ing at S%Nhp % m; tWdth n Inrougn SSs ear New Haven, 3.45 p. m. Connecting at State Line tor AiSanV and the West, ar- irving at Albany 1005 p. m. Leaves Canaan at 7.31 D. m. FROM FALLS VILLAGE. 5.45a m. Special Passenger Train for ptttsnelo l arriving at T.47 a. m. Albany 9.55 am. l leave Canaan at GOO a. m
Connecticut western news., 1878-12-18

The Christian Union is conducted with great ability and dignity. It is paper l am glad to have in my family for its purity and Christian lb- erality. HOWARD CROSBY
 Ne,o York, Sept. IS, 1878.
Connecticut western news., 1878-12-18
BuckWheat Wanted. Salisbury.Mi Q,z0A IICnI ESION S- CIII ICK -
Removal.

" BUNDY of Salisbury has removed his Un 11s dertaklDg business to Lakeville, near Jh pot, where he will be pleased to attend to al who may wish his services. 24tf
Connecticut western news., 1878-12-18
FAVE pITTS"IELD. VIZ:

snoa m Passenger tra'n for Bridgeport, arrlN
 ing al 12.30 p. .m,. with through cal Tor New
 York, arriving at 307 D. m.; at New Haven
 at 1. 10 D. m. Leave Albany at GAO a. m,
 with through car for Bridgeport, Leaves Canaan at 9.34 a. m, l5 p m Passenger train for Bridgeport arriY'
 nlg at 5.45, p. h., with Through car for
 New York, arriving at 74s Y: m, at New
 Haven at 7.3O D. Leave Albany at lO.So
 Q m. I aovos Cauaan at 300. p. m. heanSe ne m. Mix Train tcr Bridgeport, arrlv- ~No-pi al s. go D. m. New York 10 29p. m New
 Have, II. l.52 P. Tn. I .,o,,as anaan t3.b2 D. m. 500 D. m Passeu, yer Tram tor Faiis siiaSe' An
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 Leaves Canaan at 6.45 D. m. ,,a,, a. q oE |, ,, Sunday Milk Train leaves Pi. en , n o New
 for Bridgeport, arriving %o'1Y E. t3n n m A'e"
 York Il. I.50 D. m; New Haven @'-P" "A Leaves Canaan at 4.30 D. m. k@- All trains connect at Ca OaAnm with Comm. Western E. R., MI ki NO0K- fiekd Junction LO sAMd from aSambnry. H, D. AVERILL, N M. BROWN, General Ticket A e"t. Su' erin endent. BriuLeuort. Conn.,, Nov. ,1S7S 3ltf
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have been gratifi ed reader of the Christian Union for the past year, and I rejoice in it's in croasing circulation as an increasing power o1 good Tn the land. Js kas $ kELYEs
 Amherst College, Mass., Aug. 1878.
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nF THE UNION AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY " will hold their annual meeting at Citizens Hall Falls Village, Thursday, ee. 19 1878, at lu o'clock a. m. 10 appoint officers and other busl- ness proper to be cone at sad meeting. K
 0. M. BENTON, Ireasurer.a
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