Connecticut western news., 1881-03-16
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NeW Ork state tfampS are SWaTniAS Llso Fairfield county.
 The legislature will finish business this month, it is expected.
 Middlebury has black fox-and yet Mid dlebury is not harpy.
 Seven children in one family are sick with l measles in Killingworth.
 Postmaster Penny, of Millerton has had l one of his eyes taken out.
 The Seymour paper company is to lay out $l50,OOO in improvements.
 Rev. Mr Gleason preached in the Cong l church at Rockville last Sunday.
 Naugatuck wants 0 police court-and ought to have it. They deserve it.
 Waterburys losses by fro during the past year was $24l,S36; insured for S239,3l6.
 An Ansonia church choir has an organ, violin, bass viol, cornet and flute, but no end men.
 Two deaf and dumb persons ''took the cake" at "mum sociable" in Harwinton re- gently.
 Bantam Falls is to have a milk-bottling establishment, and several new wells are be- ing dug.
 James Hughes was struck by train while drunk, and killed, at Bridgeport Wednesday morning.
 There are 25O places to buy liquor in Bridgeport, and Barnum's ''great moral show" winters there.
 N. A. McNeil & Co.,, insurance agents, vii. remove their headquarters from Millerton to Lime Rock April lst.
 Dr. Palmer of Lakevile sells his effects at auction next Saturday, and will move to Ne braska perhaps next week.
 The Windsor Locks Journal is going to make trouble for somebody for stealing couple of copies of it's issue.
 The Hall shirt manufacturing company of Bridgeport has busted, with liabilities up. ward of $1S,OOO and assets of $8,O00. h' A Milford man is cutting his third set of | young dentist just starting in business. l A party of legislators numbering about l l5O went from Hartford down to New Britain to visit the reform school the other day
 Gen Weaver, late greenback candidate fol president, is to speak in Hartford, New -Ha- ven and other cities in this state next month Bigelow & Sons saw and turning mill al
 Litchfeld was damaged $500 worth by fire
 last Wednesday morning; insured in the
 Etna.
 Thirty foxes were recently chased into $
 cave by hounds in Southbury, and party o
 hunters smoked them out, capturing g 0
 them.
 The new bell recently injured in the tower
 of St. Mary's church, Lakevi le is to be re
 placed with a new one to surpass it in al
 respects.
 Geo. E. Marble, New Hartfords druggist
 formerly proprietor of the Camp drug store 1T
 this place, is being "sorely prosecuted' fo selling liquor.
 It is said that at least 300 of Millerton' voters can be brbed, and Milerton is onl,
 one out of-many. And yet they say 70. popM6 DOC Dei.
 The personal property of Mrs. w. E.. Cut ting, consisting of horse, wagon, harnesses notes, etc is to oe sold at auction next Fri
 day at Salisbury.
 } Naugatuck spent S3,47l in criminal pro cedure last year, and the town attorney, af ter Investigating, says that the expense
 should not exceed 5000. It is reported that o. F. Potter, late of th Wononsco House, Lakeville, contemplates To eating in Winsted, and connecting himsel
 with the Winsted Silk Co. 3 A girl in Bridgeport shop, got her hai , caught in the machinery ths other day, ant l but for the prompt shutting off of the powe t by her companion, would have been killed. The Newtown Bee is to be revived again (This item is to be kept in type permanently has suspended. It tires us to set them s often)
 The Bethel Ledger says that t'eyery tim
 one lies, he is that much weaker" If that the case. then some people that we coul' mention must have been regular Samsons a
 one time.
 ! An Ansonia dentist says that March is tn
 favorite month for Connecticut people to hay their teeth pulled. He pulled I9 the othe I day, and in March last, he pulled between
 400 and 500.
 I The Thomaston Express has moved int
 it's new headquarters, which of course was al I event to celebrate" and the genml edito , frankly confessess that he "hasn't got straight f ened out yet"
 : The Springfield Republican tells about t girl in West Cornwall who having neve 3 seen a car before. attempted to get insid { through window, thinking that was the reg ) ular way of doing it. A Shore Line R. R. baggage master Ina
 lost the muscular power of his eyelids, the,
 having dropped shut the other day while h' , was attending to his duties, without pain o 3 ailment of any kind. Engineer P. Bronson of the H. B.. R re ? gently purchased au old wooden clock stand 7 ing seven feet and six inches high. windinl ]. Inp with aicord, the weights being tin; bag .sl Allad with sand yeeiphing six puuiidsss each