Connecticut western news., 1881-03-23
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 It cost Litchaeld man $2o for skipping a 'boafd 6nE .~@4~--
 The wolcott1ille band is to givean enter. tainme66soo
 rT ss .gsssup s.t1is t 1iaFlerida seeking whom he nay dssour. s-, ..-
 Jesse Turner. 2 veteran of the 2d c. v. A. Pdfsd atfoskvilie recently,
 'AspetucE farpers are thrashing their grain, which they call '.sprirg work" Y. a'. l, "A Newtown rubber factory has contracted lo. make esooO: rubber -Sicycie tires. s., !. Seaside Park, Bridgeport, is to be extensive. ,y improved, to acc6rhmodate pleasure par |tas;. ..; .2s'7 2 E:.',.TFs
 Rev. s. 5. Forbes lF(,b of wipsted has accepted sfie 'cs1n to preach in the Rockville Cong .chufch:s q -. ..7e.. ..- lr .John.G Cooley, editor of Cooley's Weekly
 at New London, received a paralytic shock
 last week: ...-.. The Meriden Recorder and New Haven |Unbn sre jubfating in libel suits. They be-
 long to the favored few. Philmont had walking match last week and fixed it 50 well that another is on the docket, to come of soOn .@ i~' '~
 A number of4enea5sht houses are to be built at Lined Rock this spring, for. the em- |ployes of Barnum Richardson Go.
 The army ot the Potomac is to have re
 union at Hartford next summer. Col S. B. Sumner of Bridgepsst is,to deliver the poem A Waterbury lawyer who bought up ans
 sued a claim against Bristol man, has beer assd $2O. for the offeuse, which is unlawful ||sh Edward iBarnry, of Nsa;gatuck. as years old was hlled,hy the cars at Waterbury the oth
 CT day: He had been married only three N ||SSw,aSSets,v
 ;, A.chifsney1 of booilsr; iron, has just beer
 put up for E. s. Wheeler < Co. of New Ha- ven; s,Ieis ls5 feet hish and s1-2 feet 1T diameter. r .-..- (.l @lAdsAltdHg lake as Middlebury is about k5sa agsiasfar the first time in. two years
 The aystage .Msdalsbufian. is full oftenel
 than that.
 Two 1elephants.who can understand nothing but German, have arrived at circus headquar |feFsia Rridgeport They can sing lager ant tour trout. S ' -. t
 < Ieridsn isi to have 8 roller skating rink The bumps of profanity developed there vii probably more than offset the effects of tht
 recent big revival ....... ,57,.E James Faffediif of Hartford was recently struck on the head with a bottle by Mrs
 Healey, . saloon keeper, from the. effects O
 which be. has since died. :ls, @e a-. Several pounds of cheese were stolen from the Kent depot, the other day by boys, and the owner says if he catches the thieves hell
 ''maks it binding" for 'sm, .t4 F. New Milford men rusticating in Florida are sending oranges to their friends at home. They differ from-the kind sold on R. R. trains, in that they are good to eat.
 A seine vas drawn, in the Housatonic river at New Milford the other day, and over geo suckers taken at one haul, which aver aged lover pound each, in weight
 Conductor Beers of the Nsugatuck R. R. recently squelched drunken. man on his .passehger train, and accepted vote ol thanks from ?. the P. rest of the passengers.
 ae, srstk According to the Hour. ,Norwalk held a "courtsof stjaSrys,," in which nothing was ''in- juired" but the feelings of a few officers in the militia, who were reduced to the ranks. @
 ;The Thonaston Express, speaking of Haw- leyvtifle where union depot is to be built, and where real estate is high, says, There will be two houses there when another one is built" '.;~'~s'
 The Thomaston Express man is still little befogged. He says that the Canaan, mental, moral and social club parposesto reform the village imptovement association. as a first experiment..
 The Second Cong church at Winsted has a telephone trausuitter in the pulpit, so that fair weather cheistaznsahi Near the sermon without going to, church. There is royalty however, on thisaindspf s1oqaence.
 A trfaxpIs ser," in the Windsor Locks Jour- nal, pleading for large school bell says that it :'wonld .ecenomize halfths time. and pro nsatei Food ofasAff Afa ahsd hsd punctuality." He must be thinking of birch instead of a bell. ... A4blassruk;n was ftcsanstly struck by wa- Ter tank pipe at Bridgeport with such force as to break the pipe clean of. and throw him D the ground, but be got right up and board. ,i the tEaiP sglip, arhich had stopped for him i; ThcHastan boys recently chased a black nd whitskitten into barn. but just ''as it 1 t. waved with it's tail an affec- iSnate adiaaladet with psffame rare and ank. The boy. are now watching newly 1sde grave where their clothes lie buried.
 ;An attempt was made to wreck the night 5;bress train for Boston at Windsor Locks 1a other night, heavy chain was fastened cross 8 frog the breaking of the frog by ,e: forcs. of thstconcussion threw nine of the ars from the track, but no damage to pas snSers was done.
 Ths adv. of Wm Frank, of the Winsted ee Hive. ia another column tells our read 8 where clothing, dry goods, ianoy goods, e. qan be found in abandanca, at the lowest yinS prices. Mr, Frank is well and favor a'
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