Connecticut western news., 1881-02-02
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Salisbury is having cat epizootic.

Kent Hollow sinners arc being "revived." Snow is three feet deep in the woods in Wlnsted.
 New Milford talks of telephoning itself to Sherman.
 Litch6eld had 46 births, 30 marriages and t2 deaths last year.
 A Southbury rape fend has been sent to prison for three years.
 New Milford had 63 births, 35 marriages and IS deaths last year.
 Roxbury home talent played Down by the Sea" last Tuesday night.
 Judge Warner and s. B. Moore of fSalisbury are rustcating in Florida.
 Marshall C. Dean, Falls Village, has bought the Chester Holcomb farm.
 Miss Anna H. Lancashire gives reading in Norfolk tomorrow night.
 New Hartford is to have big masquerade ball next Wednesday night.
 The Review wants to organize Naugatuck Valley Editorial Association.
 Twenty cases out of 45 in the Hartford County Court are for divorces.
 Senator Hawley made little speech in the state legislature last Wednesday.
 A prisoner voluntarily starved himself to death in the state prison last week.
 The new Presbyterian church at South Amenia was dedicated last Wednesday. : New Milford is reviving the temperance in- terest, and good work has been begun.
 The nine-months old child of Mrs Harriet Wheeler of Cornwall, is in jail with it's moth CT.
 Frederick Ostrander of Mt. Riga, for as saulting his wife, is lAnguishing in Litchfeld jail.
 The bursting of a grindstone in a Weston ax factory last Tuesday killed John Smith, 6 grinder.
 Rev. MT. Lightburn of New Milford preached sermon on the end of tho world last Sunday evening.
 Chester Ford has assisted in inventoryine E. W. Spurs stock of goods at Falls Village for IA consecutive years.
 A costly monument has just been placed in the Salisbury cemetery, to the memory O. the late Dr. H. M. Knight.
 Simon Cameron has gone to Pennsylvania te take charge of the farms of his grandfather the Hon. Simon Cameron. A Melrose man is making 50 barrels of ci der day, from apples stored in his basemen when the first cold snap came.
 Edward Mulaney of Bridgeport struck hi wife a probably fatal blow with an ax, whil in drunken frenzy last Friday.
 The new buildings at Middletown, for in sane patients, will be finished in May. SPA, 900 has thus far been expended.
 New Milford is calling for fagman at danger ous railroad crossing. Shake hands Now Milford. We sympathize with you.
 The New Preston authorities have de- clared that coasters will be fined $5. for eacl offence for sliding on the public highways
 It is estimated that the town of Roxbury this County raised 100000 pounds of tobacco this season, netting the growers $65,OOo.
 Wm. c. Haight, wanted in California, wa arrested in Bridgeport last week and takel there on acquisition from Gov. Bigelow. A Woodbury man recently looked througl the bible to find the passage which says "Keep what you've got; get what you can, A subscription paper is being circulated il New Milford to purchase a new outfit of tool for blacksmith who was recently burnet out.
 Elder Miles Grant is holding crowded meet ings in Wolcottville, and the Register says Symptoms of grand revival are very evi dent"
 Damages to the amount of $2,0OO agains the city of New Haven are claimed by he citizens for injuries resulting from icy pave ments.
 A 14 years old boy at Southbury wa caugh. under the wheels of gravel train anc had both legs cut off recently, dying in { short time.
 Over 30 ladies took big sleigh ride, witl no masculine escort. at Georgetown tue oth CT night Mrs. Thomas of the Ledger wa: one of the party.
 Carroll's pin shop at Winsted caught fire last Wednesday, and burned through the third story to the roof, doing considerable damage Insured.
 The farm at West Norfolk, advertised fol sale by H. J. Holt, is a desirable piece o property, and will make good bargain fol the lucky purchaser.
 Barnum Richardson Co. has rented the Landon furnace at Chapinville for three years, which will make sure of business at thatlong Idle stand.
 Plymouth is getting excited on the liquor selling question, and the dealers are heinz afflicted with trlals and convictions, and the prosecution with appeals.
 Beach < Hawley of Millerton have pur- chased the Millerton hotel, and it will be rent. ed to parties who will conduct it as temper- ance house, after April 1st.
 It is reported that Cornwall man rose in a meeting the other evening and mortified the brethren and sisters by announcing that henceforth he was "going to lead diabolicGI Efe."
 The attendance at the Meriden revival meet ings is so great that the managers have de- cided to issue tickets to ''all who wish to seek God" and no one can get in without one of these tickets.