Connecticut western news., 1883-05-09
WEST CORNW ALL.


 Cochrane Bros are in from Vermont with another drove of fine cattle.
 Miss Kate Caldwell, of Bridgeport, is the guest of her sister Mrs Jamos H. Cole.
 MT M $. Nickerson is moving into 1 the Bradley home. lately occupied by F. N. Clum.
 Messrs Cole and Ford are giving D. i L. Smiths house a white coat of the eel ebrated rubber paint.
 Mathew Howard who went to Dakota few wears since, has returned to this place and Milton for visit. ~He speaks in glowing terms of the country there. Henry Wheeler of Cream Hill captur- ed D mamoth turtle, last week, which weighed 12 pounds. It still lives and thrives with Dr C. s. Brewer to whom ] it was presetned.
 Six cart loads of gypsies gave us call last week on their way north, and broke camp few miles out of the village. Their peaceful slumbers were somewhat disturbed by the presence of some stern officers of the law, from Washington, Ct, who demanded the surrender of valuable horse they had stolen from that place the night previous, the whole gang were at first desperately inclined not to comply but were compelled to Ill the lace of a seven shooter which lent wilt ing appearance to the midnight scene The owners of the beast started home ward we'll toward morning, leaving gyp- sic town on wheels moving at Q slow paea to the next, St Croix 1860, on some other cabalistic fence post.
 ASHLEY FALLS.
 James Goodwin has erected Q tele- phone line from his office in Mill River to the depot in thisvillage.
 \ young lady in our village has been severely tried of late, by the limited as- sortment of shoes kept in the country stores of Massachusetts and Connecti- - cut Nothing at all suited to her taste tor feet?) could be found within the states and after a long and fruitless
 search, she was compelled to return to a
 store in this place and take pair which
 she previously had rejected or go shoe 3 less. Is the fault in the limited assort- Q ments kept in the stores, or in the feet, t so slight and delicate (O V NEW MILFORD. e Upton Post No 14, G. A. R. has invit e ed the Fire Department and the severa l. schools, to join in the ceremonies o1 e Decoration day.
 Work has been commenced on thu l. new reservoir for the water company e When completed it will furnish an am n pie supply for all times. p For the benefit of his health, Go IT Blinn will soon remove to the Highland ot of western North Carolina, and his fin T. residence here, near the head of Mai street is now for sale.
 Twenty thousand brook trout an g thirty thousand Kennebec salmon hay le recently been placed in our sma IS streams, by the fish commissioners ( KS our state Some of our successful fsl D. ermen claim that it's all in holding you 1t mouth right, many have already con 'S menced to pucker
 AtlSG bu1 AoASCN ~
 entrance through rear window in tn a4 Post office, blew open the safe and too ,o postage stamps amounting in value 4~ about S1OO. The next day three su picious looking characters spent u ;, forenoon on mountain about thre to miles west of the village and later in tr day made their way towards Pawling, C ad the Harlem railroad. As they passe 'se e through Sherman, an officer there, wi oI had heard of the burglary, attempte L: lle to arrest them, remarking to them tn IT. he had Q little business with then S' They drew a revolver on him and l
 discreetly resolved to defer the busine
 until more convenient season. " Burns Lasher has purchased the bow
 ing alley on Bank street. C. ce GOSHEN.
 Mrs Bridsey Howe is very ill.
 Miss Mary Smith is sick with the scs on let fever.
 ln- MT Edward M Norton has gone
 Rushford.
 we Miss Sarah Norton went to Hartfor ,,, last week.
 for Miss Anna Beach is in town, at MT
 Norton's.
 Miss Jennie l.. Thompson has g 'ce the measles.
 ral- The Goshen creama,v will start en- about June l.
 he MT Edward Norton started up the cheese factory, April 3O
 MT c. F. Wilcox has taken the pla ba, of James Barton at MT $. Scovill's she ,,+- Deacon Palmer and wife, who Ina
 been sick with Pneumonia, are imprt ing.
 yes MT George Martin, of New York, W )m- make the butter at the creamery t
 coming summer. ok Last week MT Ralph Cooks horse l ng, with him and threw him out, hurti of- him internaly, but not falallv. of
 ere IlL' Editor:~-Your Goshen corresp, ple dent, if he was able, would thank y esh for publishing the articles from No ro1c Goshen which appeared in yonr bat weeks paper, and while regretting u he had unwittingly and most unwillil
 ly caused any i'll feeling in his fun lace ing search for news items, would che rom fully submit to the wholesome puni
 ment given him, and promise to $
 good and not do so any more. OH The Editor is in error in imagin past that he has any controversy with ore. one, his best friends being those W rely whom ne most lreelE engages m s' comic warfare. SUE CORNW ALL BRIDGE.