Connecticut western news., 1910-01-13

2-JOuu Aldul, NOI6u OIuuIh' UlOu, age 86.
 3-Norfolk passenger depot raised and being covered.
 3-Foundations of passenger depot in Salisbury being laid.
 Little son of William Bennett, Cornwall, cut his left hand nearly off playing with an ax.
 5-Norfolk congregation astounded at a man who arose in back of the church and advertised lecture of his own to be given next evening.
 5-(Sunday) Norfolk people "highly scandalized" by construction train pass ing through the town while church bells were ringing.
 6-Cornwall boasted of man named Beemis, four feet, 2 inches tall, 67 years old Nov. 6, who would hold more whis- key and not get drunk than any man in the country of twice his length.
 6-Engineer John Barton went to Bridgeport and brought new engine Salisbury to Canaan for Connecticut Western railroad.
 8-Married: At Ashley Falls, Lucius Scoville to Miss Nellie A. Sullivan, both of Canaan.
 8-Married: At East Canaan, John Sardan to Miss Celia Durham.
 8-First snow of the season.
 8-A. Ingraham, a Salisbury painter, fell from ladder; seriously injured and covered with white paint.
 1O-Three carloads of coal arrived in Norfolk
 1O-Barnum, Richardson Co.,, Lime Rock, building addition to foundry
 1O-Seron Decker's horse dropped dead Ill Lakeville.
 10-First engineer "set up" from fire man on Connecticut Western railroad Andrew J. Miller.
 12-Ex- Governor Holley, of Lakeville, landed in Liverpool. There were on board 38 cabin passengers and 100 steer age.
 13-Henry Hall, Huntsville, died, age 33.
 13- Lyceum, or debating society, or ganized in Salisbury; M. L. Graham, chairman; J. l.. Pease, secretary.
 14-First passenger train on Connecti cut Western; trial trip to ascertain if passenger cars Charger than anything before over the road'') would safely clear all trees, rocks in cuts, platforms, etc.
 15-Six carloads of coal arrived in Salisbury.
 15-Bank Robber, William Hine, caught in San Francisco.
 17-Lakeville freight depot finished: passenger depot nearly completed.
 17-James A. Cochrane, West Corn wall, purchased the "old furnace prop CT, /" of the Union Shear Go.
 17-A four pound caEnon ball was dug up near the site of the old blast furnace at Lakeville.
 19-Sixty men signed pledge at Cath ollie temperance society meeting, Lake vile.
 19-Mrs. Patty Landon, of Sugar Hill, died, age 90.
 20-John Rourke, Ore Hill, caught his finger in large balance wheel and cut it off.
 20-Kerosene lamp exploded in Orville Horsford's house, Falls Village.
 21-Began laying foundation forUnion depot at Canaan.
 d.. 4 to Miss Nellie Hubbard, At East Ga naan, William A. Hayward to Miss Anna Holsaple, both of Canaan.
 23-Married: At North Canaan, Nel- son Ham, of Sheffield, to Mrs Sarah J. Andrus, of Canaan.
 23-John Stevens, Sheffield, employed on Connecticut Western railroad, killed at Salisbury.
 24-Thirty places reported to be selling intoxicants in town of Salisbury, IS of which are on main road between Chapin- vile church and state line at Millerton.
 24 Old forge buildings at Falls Will laGe all cleared away.
 24-Millerton market report furnished by J. N. VanDeusen, produce and con- mission merchant: Sheep, per lb.. ........... .O3 e .O5 Lambs, |" " ..... .04 Co .O5 Veal Calves, per lb. b........ .06 O .O815