Connecticut western news., 1895-06-27
STATE NEWS.

STATE NEWS.
 Watertown's handsome new town hall costing, with site, $37, 900, is now com pleted and an ornament to the village
 A tract of 100 acres of hemlock tim Der, recently sold in Cornwall to Lum ber Dealer Buckley of Winsted, is said to be the finest piece of hemlock in the State.
 Do something for Woodbury. DonY sit around twirling your thumbs and talking hard times. until graveyard moss shall have gathered in your whiskers. Get move on you. The town needs live citizens, not dead images. Wood. bury Reporter.
 A patent has recently been issued to warden Jabez l.. Woodbridge, of the state prison at Wethersfeld, for ar automatic gallows.
 The 18th annual meeting of the Gen eral Association of Connecticut, the old est organization of the Congregations churches in this part of the country was held in the Center church in New Haven Tuesday and Wednesday of last week. Rev John Calvin Goddard, oi Salisbury, was elected moderator for the ensuing year.
 The twenty fifth annual reunion ol the Connecticut Masonic Veteran Asso- citation under the auspices of Amos Beecher, Lodge No. 12l, A. F. & A. M,, is being held at New Hartford to-day
 It is reported that a number of the students of the Wesleyan college al Middletown recently bribed printer for $50 to get copies of the examina ton papers from the printing office. Il is said that the faculty will expel three of the students.
 William Brewster, colored. who re gently attempted an assault on Miss Hatch, a school teacher of New Milford has been bound over to the Superior court under $1, 900 bonds and taken ts Litchfeld jail.
 At meeting of the stock kholders oi the Charter Oak Park, held on Sstur day, resolution was passed instructipe the board of directors to apply to { judge of the Supreme court for power to wind up the association. This ac ton is the result of the recent action o the legislature on the pool bill.
 The LitchHeld County Medical asso. citation will hold an important and very interesting meeting in Litohield July 9th.
 Connecticut has provided by an ap propriation of $7.0OO for an exhibit a the Cotton States and International Ex position ct Atlanta.
 Frederick Goodenough, of Winches ter, is home from Hartford and vii look after his fathers farm and will sup ply the pulpit while his father is il Europe.
 A recent article by Rev MT Prince il the Conn. Citizen entitled "The Bril- liant Record of the Law and Ordel League" Is attracting attention accom- panied by favorable comment The monument of Capt. Nathan Hale the "Martyr Spy" at South Coventr, has been handsomely restored at tn, expense of the state, $2362 Fl being de voted to this much needed object.
 The people of the borough of Daniel sonville have voted to drop the "ville' from the name of the borough. Orders have been issued from th, Adjutant- Generals office directing Gen eral Haven commanding the Connect cut brigade to go into camp with hi troops at Mantle on August 18th, fo six days camp duty.
 Henry M. Bishop, secretary O the State Board of Pharmacists, has an nounced the names of the successful candidates for druggists licenses at tn, two recent examinations. at the first ex animation three out of five passed anG at the second tw oout of seven passed
 Commodore Bunce. U. s. N., O Hartford, has been assigned to tn, command of the North Atlantic squad ron in the place of Admiral Meade, re signed.
 About the usual acreage of tobacco i being planted in East Hartford, Soutl Windsor and Glastonbury, but in othe parts of Hartford county much tobacco land has been seeded down.