Connecticut western news., 1882-08-16
HERE AND THERE.

Mary Kersey of West Stockbridge fell dead while feeding her chickens the other morning.
 A school house at Tyringham was struck | by lightning Wednesday evening and consld. | erably damaged.
 John D. Loomis of W est Suffield, Ct, has pacing mare which has shown good speed having made 2.2S on Hampdzn park last week
 The Second Connecticut artillery, known as the Litchfeld county regiment, hold their 18th reunion at Bridgeport. at Seaside park, Wednesday, Sept. l3.
 Cops are suffering in Connecticut more than in any other New England state. The recent showers, which have frightened the faces of Massachusetts farmers, have barely laid the dust in Connecticut.
 Peter Crow of Montville, became a widow. CT July 29, and Friday following married again. That 80 troubled number of citizens that they took him from bed and applied tight fitting suit of tar and feathers.
 The married men of Litchfeld village play. ed game of baseball with the unmarried ones last week. The result was a defeat 'clear out of sight," of the henpecked felers who were and about the lamest set of men for the next three or four days, that can be | imagined.
 A former boarder in the jail, hired horse lately, of Seth Pratt of Litchfeld, to go to
 Winsted not returning as agreed, a sheriff
 went after him, and found he had sold the
 horse in Massachusetts, and finally arrested
 him in Westaeld. He now resumes his ac.
 commodations in the jail.
 A Mrs. L:ddal, living just on the edge of
 Goshen. died on Sunday in rather peculiar circumstances. It appears that she lad given birth to full grown child, while the remain. der of the family were away, and had killed } the child and then died herself She was l discovered by neighbor just betore she died
 Her husband died last spring very suddenly !, There are now 2O6 prisoners at the State |. Prison at Wethersheld, including five females [ For the work of a majority of them in ths y shoe shop contractors pay the State 50 cents s a day. At least fifteen are contin, d to thei U | celIs Oy InuldTlA Oi WHICH IrSQuelt COmpHlnL
 has been made. For the year ending in Jun' e only nine men were reported from the shop r for punishment
 The annual Connecticut state temperanc d pic nic was held at Ssybrook, last Wednes IT day speeches were delivered by Rev. A l. pheus Winter, secretary of the state temper
 ance union, Rev Ous J. Rauge, Mrs. Carolin n B. Buell., secretary of the womans nations n temperance union, George P. Rogers, prohib d ton candidate for governor, and A. Lewi' e chairman oi the prohibition state committee. ,e There is minister at Richmond, Va. wh F tell his flock about ''primordia ti,e mist, ul K commensurable eternities, redemption 'cond d. toned creation, internal selt detcrminatio re tmpaled on the sharp retribution of an ove e. mastering omniy otence" and SO on withol ng end or meaning. Bishop Bcdell ridicules u II wordy parson in this wise: Il oplne tn re such ratiocina,ions are only merely Anglicizt V. Romanesque illustrations of an obiust,catt b. intellect, and that their correlation to ave es age human conceptions are ncommuncabl id because they ae lncommuncable and incor
 prehensible.