Connecticut western news., 1881-02-23

that the human scum can float from one to the other. until it is a rather hard matter to ttoat at all, but seek some place where they can find some one to listen, and then tell what smart men they are in comparison with others who do not get drunk.
 Printer Cole is in a quandary he has quite list of subscribers for the Star, and now the editor ''haint sent no copy any more" Cole don't swear-that is hardly ever,"- and the question remains, what is to be ''did." Telephone stock IS quoted at par at the stock exchange. The poles and holes are all that are wanting the poles will be furnished by the farmers and the holes can be bough, l of the Hoosac Tunnel, maybe Our choir has missed the sound of that cor net since Will. has gone off to the "wah" l X.Y.Z. l Ct. Harrington.
 Jeremiah Winchell was brought before the | District court again last Thursday. to answer to the charge of murdering Mrs. Morrison of Egremont, to which he plead not guilty. Only a part of the commonwealth witnesses were examined, when Judge Bradford required Winchell to give s, 900 bonds, and for the
 want of them he went up to Pitts6eld as special boarder at Sheriff Wellngton's splen.
 dld boarding house.
 W. k. Putnam fell on the ice in front of
 the City store last week, and broke bis leg belov the knee.
 , Judge Couch leaves Burlington this week
 f'r Bridgeport, where he, is going into the
 ship chandlerly trade.
 The shirt factory has finally organized, i, l E. Hollister, president J, BgswAr
 H. T. Robbins :. treasurer, VI , secretary. They are going to start business Tn the Sanford block near |. the depot. z e SOuahficld.
 Mrs. James Cook is sick. st A brother of Mrs. H. Kasson and his wife l- from western New York, are here. 5. Mir. and Mrs. Ed. Cook of East Lee were
 here making calls Saturday evening. They 1t returned on Sunday, taking Willie Cook witt ir them. Will has been here since last Septem
 Der.
 at A gloom has been cast over our village by S, by the death of Mrs. Lizzie, wife of JuIu as Turner. Married but few months, the,
 bad scarcely entered upon life's path togeth n ar, when she was ruthlessly snatched iron is him, and he left alone save for the littl
 one left behind, to mourn her early death CT Intimate from childhood, their early lov a ripened into an affection that none can knov
 who have not felt it. Mrs. Turner was bu ,ir 20 years of age, yet she had made war ,ol friends everywhere she was known. Indu in trious, cheerful, kind, she will be missed b ,le the village in the home circle, but most ( v all, by her bereaved husband. The funer, ,r, was largely attended from the Cong churc he Saturday..-- Rev A. N. Benedict pronounce he a fitting discourse from the text, ''Her sun CT gone down while it is yet day" Jeremia us 1v:9.
 he E. D. Harmon's school closed on Frda to Mir H. was agreeably surprised by being tn he recipient ofa beautiful photographic album All presented in behalf of the scholars, by Ge ia. Pratt, one of their number. He replied brie n ? ly. thanking them for their kindly remen ". brance, and wishing them the fullest measul ito of happiness and success. The school exh ,re bition is postponed till next week when
 will be presented with additions and lmprov
 ments. TATTLE TALE. si. ChnpinviIIe.
 hi MT. George Landon is at South Dover. bo Y. having charge of workmen who are pe1 ~, cavating for the foundation of blast tul . mace.
 ,ro Mrs. Kate Boardman, who came here fro md California last spring in search of health, ,,a mt improving as fast as could be wished. ral Mrs. Ralph Mallory will return from Ne .,,, York soon.
 m It is expected that workmen will soon re in sume work on the new furnace here, u ro weather permitting.
 ,o MT. T. L. Norton gave us another interes r,v ing discourse at the church last Sunday, C nd ing that many who stay at home do not ava
 themselves of the privileges unusual for Ch
 plnville, our church affords this winter ay VERITAs. th East Canaan.
 1fanyone desires to see an exhibition
 frll-fedged rowdysm, they can do so any e'
 ening by visiting the East Canaan R. R dc ~ pot from six o'clock till nine p. m. her
 of overgrown boys and small young mel
 prmed with poor whiskey, and headed by bully, congregate there, occupying the wait ."'' ing room and platforms. insulting people s in far as their courage will allow them to, an
 rendering themselves obnoxious to all decer se person by their profane and obscene languag
 On Sundays their performances commence e's an earlier hour-about D. m latter whic
 time adieu to all peace and quietness in tt
 neighborhood. Some of these roughs hay done enough already to provide themselves ' boarding place at Litchfeld, and the soone Ire they are made to taste the benefits of u at il
 stituion the better it will be for the comml
 nity, their assoclates, and themselves. er, Coop ORDER. to My wife has been great sufferer for year
 with Dyspepsia and cramps in the stomach y like spasms and at times thought she mu.
 die. All trouble has ceased since the use