Connecticut western news., 1880-01-14
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 Yale has lsoos stsdensS aEis year.
 DAnbury is agitating horse railway project.
 Norwich is tp soon hsEeA A new evening paper.
 Hartford expended .nssrysea60peetAss ys.s in improvements. >";;,4 T:ssst a@
 John Ennis. the'pedessriGh:: ;A. sbussAasedS . large farm in Stamford. ....-''. ~ .,
 A a years osd mother at cantos ihss .Ars. married daughters. c;.:...9
 The Plimpton. Manufacturing 6S. q. H.s.. ford make l,7eo. .oeo envelope. per dsys
 'rhespublfheef of the cona. Farmer ., Hsr.. iora sslks Of moving 'hia paper te Winstsd.
 Bridgeport hss pop1i1tt6fiiof over 9s.oos. according to- recently completed census.
 A Hartssra foundry man, hSisib sibsissif ioeh .,.v rom cutting his finger slightly with pisos Ot AFon. '-''--s
 Toe. is being cut ct Litcknsid i;bpShe N.us., so"n, susn A. S K It .s sdnehse shids 'elss 'd free | =, =. .. .sr ..> .r :':!-SfAIs~y-t
 Among thepresents At R New Haistsosi siivss wedding, was large brids's leaf, AtUtted with AZ new silver dollars. ~. .;s 'sS'S.,
 All work on the. new CabitcI st tisrsistd w.s completed Jsn..s. Visitors Ssn in 4 haSi reg. l'ter provided fOrths %purpQss,s s.&;..S'., :; ",
 .. A perfect hens heart &as taken sron {. tr..A egg laid at Warren hstwssk and ths ,:soisn. Ano :In men are esa,ioss to sseSaRf fas Ms:
 At recent e.hihitien:ai the :suaipho.. G. ., Norwich . deakmnts wss sakas, u hS4ssvtsA the instrument plsSsa PstNesn the sysss
 Three girls in ,s stapnkiS;ra :. .bossdsns fs.... shns the dsmper in. shs' ttSsss pah } Ls seesA.s aosi sr s.. .na H n.f.sTy sss,Rs Apfssssesse y
 new election Ssid ios,sss iis' ,asa ssa.. toriai district sths.lSth, to, ,Ail vEs yAs8nsy Fesused by the rressAsttt6 Sf diiksstf w. Rhii- lips of Putnam. ...% ;s ,:'3,,t, iessa,'rss George Griggs of, Chaplin .shtsx is6s. h c vat filled with boiling lime and ssaaer; and stood upon them to settle tisem, .WA@H- hs lAnk to his hips and was fatally bpraed.,t&is,&s ~
 Two unlicensed hquor: .ds4ier;s, ,.sS !, NsrsA stonington have paid sS4 apieccifor tEeir sins. and have voluntarily pputAd thsif ESaors hp. on the ground, agreeing to:qaits ths-, bHstIess | -. '.: .,...: --:is .A. -S .'s. t%Z S
 ~ Eaugatuok train ran into bossa and war. on driven by Mrs. IWarrea near sgHbipAiIoa. last Tuesday, killing the horsS 'tnstsnily. nnd smashing the wagon to kindiinEs; bot StFshks. ly enough the woman wst anihjnfeH. Adrunksn man drove his horse into . sattls guard near Lauesville, the oihssrs ,Risht,, ed stuck fast. A party of men ness' sSscssdsdyn sxtricating the establishment lnit in HmSs1o prevent serious accident by the e1tninF psb- senser train coming north. :'' s%' '.ss''e
 A Bridgeport man IS months ago. Sled an application for patents on an apparssAs suR. stantially the same as Ediscu'k few aieetr6 lamp. the essential features di6srins unsy atso shape, and he apprehendshs dimonffy in SsiSE- fishing claim of priority of iaSenaioo. : .s
 Aspecial criminal term of the supesios cSais will convene at Bridgeport on tHsl 37t6. to. .SFy William BuchholS for the second time for sshSI alleged murder ofsHsnry Schultz .At HEoswalk. Both the counsel for tks state ; and 3risensrSa,t that the case will be made ihtefsstiRE, ty nsI testimony. ,: s' ~; ..::;;. .s .-t'5;. >s: | Aperfectly sober young man took his xlrs se; Bridgeport on New Ysas's day, !lsatfnk kSf iaS the house of g lady friend while As,~snt aslss- where on returning. he forgot, where, he, asfe her and spent the whole aftsriioon: hunfsfIs around, and finally called on ths pGiisss vAS : were unable to help him ..,..,i... ;s l.r.'S | Winsted officers nade'a rsid 6za the vAii6S 2 House at Barkhamsted .sseently. .RsysFal Adonises escaped, ,by :. .thes. .'windSwy, and is drunken man was taken to LitchASld, Two peddlers who had taken iReS SsR SASniRht. not suspeoting apythiRe 'crooked" we're IodnNN ed in the leck.up; but releassd Che next nAorn, ing. 2ts" M '''
 A stranger entered :Upsoa' stsblSfH WsSSf.. bury Friday morning, and,- pointing to John J. Deacon's mare. which had been stabbed there for the night. ordered her hitohad .ur: His manner was 90 cool and unsuspicfCna thsf tho request was complied with. and .o6 ne , drove. He was horse thief of tho boIdSGi :, kind, and 6 large reward is out for him. :, "ss The wages of employes At the Sprsgue cot. ton mill near Norwich were raised 10 p6S eeai. {; last week, and on the next day the nnlespin. ners and weavers struck, demanding 1n he crease of 25 per cent Trustee Chafse replied that business did not warrant such ap incysass, whereupon he:wheels were stopped aAd zthe 1000 employees remsipsd idle . few days. &hsh all hands returned to work. .A ': SSe%iSl