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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-09-01
" NOTICE.

TTNHE Hon. Court of Probate for the Dis.
Il trict Of Sharon, have appointed the sub.
scribers Commissioners on the estate Of Ebe-
nezer Garnsey, of Sharon, il said district, an
nsolvent debtor, and whose property has
been assigned for the benefit Of his creditors;
We therefore give'no That we will meet
on the business Of Our said appointment, at
the Hotel of John Alien, N said Sharon. on
the 4th. Monday in September. 1912, and on
the Alb Monday in January. 1913, at o'cl'k
In the forenootI of each OF said days. Six
months from the 22d inst. are allowed by
said court to the creditors on said estate to
present their claims TO US legally authenti-
Gated tor adjustment and allowance.
1 s'saa.s e an'44. co"~''',
Sharon, Aug. 1912. ia
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THE Judge of the Court of Probate for the
Il District of Litcbfeld, has limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof. for
the creditors of the estate of JENNA BAN.
CRAFT, late of Torrington, in said district,
deceased, represented insolvent, in which to
exhibit their claims thereto and has up.
pointed Messrs. Uri Whiting and Hiram
Barber of said Torrington, commissioners to
receive and examine said claims.
Certified by RALRH G. CAMP, Judge.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet al the dwelling house of the deceased,
in said Torrington, on the 22d Of September,
and on the 10th of December, at one o'clock
in the afternoon, OH each Of said days, for
the purpose of attending on the business of
said appointment.
INV W., wR HITTING. }cOmm'rs.
All persons indebted to said estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment 10
IL FREDERICK p. WMIriNe, Administrator.
Litchtieid, June o, lS42.
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ADDITIONAL RUL ES,

ADDITIONAL fRUL ES,
Adopted BY ths District Court Of Connecticut. March
ANDREW T. JUDsON. Distric. Judge.
Form Of notics to DO sent to each creditor. named
in the original Petition. by Indifferent person, or
the Marsbal, 90 the order may require "r the bank:
rupt after subscribing his petition for Discharge and
oetffeufe Ihis peiOn Is presented after the decree
ia bankruptcy has passed
Byordef Of the District Court Of cens, You are
discharge and certificate, will be heard at the District
Ceur. Room in 1910 on the
bankrupt an indifferent person will compare and seal
it. and direct the to each creditor. at his usual
place Of residence like any other e,ier, and on the
seal cid. must be added these words:
The indifferent peraon win that an these blanks
are properly filed up then he will lodge the letteE: IN
the Posi- Office, and mako his return IN the following
form: ~ g."
To de Disfrsct Ceast of Connecticut:
District Of Connecticut. IS. this day Of
1879: .hen deposited in The Poe. Office s =,
the creditors named in petition Of IN bank,
ruptcy, directed TO the said creditors at their several
and usual places Of residence in conformity 70 Rule
pliance with the published order Of said Court.
Sworn to and subscribed .his day Of
1912. Justice Of the Peace.
RULE 26TH ...g
In serving the Letter Notice on Creditors either
BY the Marshal or an indifferent person. when the
debt due 20 any company cOpartnershp. the nsne
Of the firm NAV Be used alone. without Designating tbs
individuals Of the firm.
when sse debt may bs due 10 corporation, the
name Ofthe corporation may be used. and the blanks
filed out accordingly. -.
And IN eli cases 81 service ofthese special or L
ter notiees civcsSGneiaI error shall mot yitiate the
service, the name and place can b fairly intended
q understood.
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State Of Connecticut.

Brigade Orders. Sirth Brigade MilitiG.
Head Quarters LitchfelA Aug. 10, 1892.
TommANDANTs.of Companies in this Brig
~ ade are hereby directed and required to
give notice forthwith to the Commandant
thereof at Head Quarters, of any vacancies
that may exist in their respective Companies.
for the filling of which, no provision has been
made, that the necessary orders may be issued
in season to secure proper nominations be-
fore the coming annual reviews.
The Colonies of the several Regiments
comprising this Brigade, will attend 10 the
PRONUNCIATION of this order.
FREDERIcE PHELPS,
IS Brigadier General.
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NOTICE.

DY order of the Court of Probate for the
I'D District of Norfolk, the subscriber will
sell al Public Auction (unlcss previously dis
posed off, on the 18th doy, Of September.
iS42, at one o'clock r. M. all the real estate
belonging to the estate ofJames Peck. late Of
Norfolk; deceased. under the incumbFance
of certain mortgages. and the widows right
of dover, and also all the remaining personal
property belonging TO said estate.
JoHN NETrLEroN, Administrator.
Norfolk, Aug. Q, 1872 IL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-09-01

DR. s. o. RICHARDSON'S CONCENTRATED
Sherry Wine W6tte9.s,
DUT up 10 octagon bottles, and the ingrediehss 20
L make the same. put up in pressed psekagee; t1E
dealers in Boston and vicinity, Also By my sg1nte
IN all the principal towns throughout New England
and the Southern and Western States. &C.,
Halifax, is generaRagent ior tie British Provinces
4. s. BARNARD, w. G. SKINNER and PEKRY MoKsE
are my only s1.horlzed travelling agents. y
/. OFFICE ID HANOVER. STREET, BOSTON,
IS cents per bottle; SO cents per paper.
Editorial notices: -,
Dr.. RichaTdsOR's Bitters.-In our columns may be-
found an advertisement Of the Vegetable Btters pre-
pared BY DR.. S. o. Richardson, Of South ReddIngs
Mass. They are. e. SAD e be- undonSIsdiy CompN-
matter, and from our own experience ne well a. o!h-
ers, can speak highly Of their renovating and in
vigoraling effects upon the system. We have o
good opinion OF the Bitters they are not quack
nostrum. but discovered, prepared, and yended BY
regular physician, graduate Of the College OF our
stale, and who has said but little in the way Of
putting them himself but leaves it to those who try
From the Bristol County Democrat, Tauntoa:
Richardson's Bitters.-Of the numerals medicines
we pretend to know but little-sher virtues must be
known only to those who have used them. Bot with
Dr.. S. @. Richardson's Bitsets we afe eoehat ac-
as. for sensrs dsSy a"a
much relief was derived from them. Those Mfofnay
be suhiecs to nervous headache. witfn tho HissEs
very beneicia-they proved 30 III the case 10 kioln
we refer. From the Barnstable Patriot. q :,
Health and Strength To regain or preserve. thesf.
is the great desdefatum. Nothing that we know Of
will DO it more eectually, this warm weasher THAR
d.. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bi.tess. Try 'enl-+-
the stricioa temperance man need not be aflaid vt
absolutely necessary TO preserve the spirit Of
and hnr6s OF which they ore composed. ~ ~.
G17 Forsale, Wholesale and, retail. Of Gartlit 6
Baldwins, Li.ch!ield So Farms. Wni !. s|nsdlcyf
Duelass, also Curtis, Candy, g Go. Wolcottviller
Smith & Ensign; HarMnton. kellogg & Smith; Ply
mouth, 8. M Mitchell Terry vile, +. Lewis; and by
Agents in all the principal towns in the state. 4m5
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-09-01
AT Court of Probate holden at Kent, ,oiihin and
for the District Of Kent, on the 9th day Of
.ynID ID 1910.

Af0 Court Of PT0b0Ee holden at Acnt, Wtlhtn ana
for the District Of Kent, on the 9th day Of
July, A. d. 1912: -,
Present, Rufus Fuller, Jr., Judge.
T7PON the petition Of Daniel d. Thomp-
- son, of Catherine, in the county Of Che
mung and state of New York, showing to this
court that he is guardian of Grant B. Thomp-
son, Of said Catherine, and of Lewis NJ.
Thompson, and Mary Thompson, both of
Dix, in said county. minors that said minors
are the owners Of real estate situated in Kent
in said district, viz: three undivided seventh
parts of tract of land containing about SO.
venteen acres, and being all the interest of
said minors, in the real estate that was dis
tributed to Triphena Thompson, mother Of
said minors, now deceased, from the estate
of David Morgan, late Of said Kent; that the
value of said minors rights in said land is
about fifty -four dollars; that said land is un-
productive to said minors. and that it would
be for their interest that the same should
be sold and the avails disposed of according
to law, and praying tor liberty to sell snid
property for the purposes aforesaid as per
petition on file. ,.l..
IL is ordered by dis COurt, that said guardian
give notice of the tendency Of said petition,
BY causing this order to be published in ono
OF the newspapers printed in Litchfields in
the county of Litchfeld, three weeks success.
sively, at least six weeks before the hearing
Ut said petition, and that said petition will be
heard ut the probate Office in said district, on
the 18th day of November. A. D.. 1912, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon. Certified from re-
cord. Ia aRUFUs FULLER, JR., Judge.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

-. There 10 no reasonable CAUSE to doubt that the
Tariff Bill passed the Senate on Saturday evening,
with but few amendments, which were doubtless
.concurred in by the House on Monday, and present
ed 70 the President for his signature the same day
or on Tuesday following. On Mr.. Wrights vote
depended its passage, and the letter below says he
. was making a speech declaring his intention to
vote for it'-then o'clock, P. M. Congress proba-
bly, adjourned Immediately after disposing of the bill
CprrsspOnGence Of the N. Y. TtiOwne.
WASHINGTON, August q.
The Senate have been occupied during
the day, in consideration of amendments
and discussion on the Revenue bill, its Anal
fate having been and still being involved in
" uncertainty. 1t 10 supposed that it will be
- passed or rejected by one vote-Mr. Wrights
.issaids to be the vote which will turn the SCALE
After debates, and the morning hour having
expired, the. Senate proceeded to the consi-
dera1ion of the ReveHue bill.
Mr.. Buchanan urged the importance OF the
bill, and expressed his intention to vote for
it, ~ an alternative. - a. -'--> -
Mr.. Merrick would vote against the bill,
because the Public Lands were to be taken
*frOGE the states, because it would not raise
-zsuficisnt revenue, and because it was an
extrayagapt bill Of protection, designed to
operate and would operate injuriously and
anjustly on the Agricultural interests Of the
C0Aln4RV.
M. Smith, Of Ct, condemned the bill as
TOD highly pEotsciivetih its character.
*'@ Fir. S1mnions supported it, and replied to
stMe gentleman who had ,pracedeA him.:
d. -. Mr.. Hnnsinstona feplisd 70. his colleague,
,,44Mr. Saniabsa and, Bald. that he, sentiments
sszpspfessais b, him were ID direct conflict with
he ss was anxious thst lie bill SHOULD iminedi
ately become law.
...., Mr.. Choa:e grieved that in passing good
bill for revenue he was defeating good law
for distribution, for he had wished to live un-
I der the shade and partake of the fruit Of
both trees. He felt that planting one he
= was pluckinsup the other by the roots; and
in CONCLUSION he urged the passage of the bill
40. the hest which they could obtain at the
eleventh hoaf, or q. the going down of the
ann ...-t
Mr.. Merrick made some further remarks
In reply to Mr.. Choate. .~
+. Nj. Wright declered has intention to rote for
ehS 5in, and was still speaking when this let
tor eosed--(the question being on ordering
:. the bitlto third reading.)
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-09-01
LtscIsdeVeg Village meeting.

TIME inhabitants of the Village Of Liich-
l. field (who are members Of said Corpo-
ration,) are hereby notified thatthsir Annual
Meeting will be held at the Town Room, in
said Village, ON Tuesday the 9Th day Of Sep
tenber. 1912. at 2. o'clock. p. d., 10 choose
tho annual officers of said Village-appoint
an Agent or Agents. TO apply TO tho County
Court, to appoint Assessors 70 assess the pre-
perry in the Village agresabls 70 the Chafter
of said village-tO lay tax on said assess
ment. TO defFay the expenses Of. said Villages
and TO transact any other business properly
brought before said meeting.
JosEYn ADAMS. Preaident Of said Village.
: Lisch6eld Village, Aug. "a. lSA2. evils
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-09-01

TEyHE time has arrived when the seeds OF disease
L and death are flying far and wide Through the
air. and profnsely scattered in vegetable food;
and no who would shun their rav4ges must apply the
antidoe early The ancient maxim still holds true 40
ever" it 10 easier TO prevent than 70 cure disease"
From lhe Medical Magaz;ne.
"PHEIPS, TOMATO PILLS are now distributed
to agents in most ofthe towns in New England, thas
valuable remedy Bilious diseases, laandice, phee.
the stomach and bowels together with many nervous
producing any arrangement or injury 70 the constitu-
mic diseases after long course Of active and udcious
remedies had Jailed These Pills neser Jsa to cure
Dyspepsia and LsUer Conspl0ints, aud will always
prevent or break up a Feuer it timely resorted to.
y" In purifying the Blood, and maintaining healthy
secretion Of the BILE their efficacy ~ universally
known and acknowledged and Their toputntiom as an
alternative firmly established. TRAVELLERS viii ind
them pleasant, convenient, and safe remedy and
the best substitute for Cal0mel ever discovered An
occasional dose Of them, even when the health - not
much disturbed, will prevent muck siekpess and suf-
ferng If any disturbance 10 felt in the stomach or
bowels in consequence Of change OF diet OF foo reo
indulgence in vegetables and fruit timely dose OF
these Pills will remove all danger"
Numerous cases Of chronic affections cured by the
above medicine, are testified toll circulars left with
the agents. and which persons invited to examine.
Price 81 IL cents. with full directions.
OF the same agents may be had PHELPS. RHsToRA-
TIVE BITTERs, the Invaluable remedy for jaundice,
debility loss Of appetite, aatulent and bilious stomach
&c. Pyice IS cts. ". - IL 6w
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N()'TI(>E

rs hereby given TO the residents and nos
Il residents of the town Of Warren, that ]
will be at the store of Burton Gilbert, on
Monday. the Sd of October, at one o'clock,
p. M. and ut the same place. at the same
time of day, on Thursday the 2Oih day Of
October. 1912, to receive their State Tax of
one cen, an the dollar. laid on assessment
list of lS4l. DAN 8. CARTER, Collector.
War,.u, Aug. 30. 1912. IA
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-09-01
Wagons for Sale.

THE subscriber has ON hand FIVE Steel
D. Spring one horse Wagons, two full
plated Buggies, two second hand single Wag.
CONS, and one new two horse lumber Wag.
gon-also, n second hand double Wagon.
U- All of which will be sold cheap for
cash or approved credit.
Litchfeld, Aug. "a, 1S42. SwlS
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Warren Institute.

THE Fall Term u Is. weeks, commences
Il on the oath inst. Young Ladies and
Gentlemen are instructed in all the branches
usually taught in such Institutions. Terms
for tuition-board, &c, suited TO the times.
For particulars, apply to
r. G. REYNOLDS.
Warren, Aug. Is, 1912. IL
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State of Connecticut.

Brigade Orders, Sirih Briga"e MilitiG.
Head Quarters Litckfeld, Aug. %, ls42.
TOHN A. ENSIGN, Esq. of Falls Village,
- is appointed Brigade Quarter Master for
this Brigade, and as such will he recognized
and obeyed. FRED'K PHELPS,
Ii Brigadier General.
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TAKEN UP,

= TAKEN UP,
IN ON the 10Th of August inst,
n dark Bay or Brown Mare
small star in the forehead, and
" supposed to be about IL years
old. The owner is requested TO prove pro-
perty, pay charges, and take her away.
DAVID F. DANIELS.
Colebrook, August 26, 1912. IA
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-09-01

PURSUANT to an order from the Court
Il Of Probate for the district Of Kent, in
the county of Ltchfield, and state of Conn,
will be sold at Public Auction, TO the highest
bidder, on the 18th day Of September next at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, all the property
belonging to the estate of james Hill, late of
said Kent, in SAID district, deceased.
l3*> ELIAS LANE, Admin istrator.
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LitchfeM County, IS.

Lilchfetd County, IS.
Superior Court. August Term, 1912. (
TTPON the petition Of Sarah Ames of Har-
~ win!on, in said county. brought to this
Court alledging that on or about the 9TH Of
July, 1927, she was married 10 Alonzo Ames
of said HarwintoD, with whom she lived till
about the last day of August, 1887, when the
said Alonzo wiltuily deserted the petitioner,
and ever since hath continued his said deSer
ton, &C., praying for bill of divorce.
IL is ordered that said petition DO continu-
ed to the next term of this court. and that no.
tice Of the pendency thereof be given to
said respondent by publishing this order
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, at least six weeks
before the next session Of this court in
newspaper published in Ltchield. and by
sending copy Of said paper containing said
notice BY mail addressed to said respondent
Mt Camden, N. Y. Chat being his last known
place of residence) by the first day Of Octo.
Der next. By the Court.
IA GEoRGE G. WOODRUFF, Assistant Clerk.
TVHE Judge of the Court Of Probate for the
Il District of Litchfield, has limited and
allowed six mouths from the dale hereof, for
the creditors of the estate of JESSE ENSIGN,
late of, Litchfield in said District. deceased.
represented iDsolvent, in which to exhibit
their claims thereto; and has appointed Geo.
C. Woodruff and Ebenezer Bates, Esqrs. Of
said Litchfield, commissioners to receive and
examine said claims.
Certified by 81. ABEENE1HY. Judge. :.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at the Office of said Woodruff. in said
Litchfield, on the 10th day of October, 1912,
and the 18th day of January. l643, at nine
o'clock in the forenoon, on each Of said days,
for the purpose Of attending to the business
of said appointment: IT.
GEO. C. WOODRUFF, ccr,rs.-.
EBEEEzER BATES, Oo"
All persons indebted to said estate. are re-
uues.ed to make immediate payment to
WIZ. M. ENsIGN, Administrator.
Litchfield, July 10, 1872. II
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NOTICE.

UV u AAONo -
WHEREAs my wife ELIZA BARNES, of
board without any just cause or proyocatiOn.
This is to forbid al persons from harboring,
trusting or employing her, on penalty Of the
law! I will pay no debts of her contracting.
WILLIAM BARNES. -
New Milford, Aug. 90. 1912. *3wlS
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DIR. (aoodnlan,s Pills. !.

A IL persons who have given !his medicines Trial,
"A. speak Of il in terms OF the highest praee-a'As
purifier ofthe blood and fluids doubtesshas noFiva
Perfectly harmless in ITSELF it merely assists atuse to
d. natures work. i accompanies all u ?sofessess
ever cause arising 1t is Of the utmost Importance
that all persons who ore suffering from Colds. Bilious
Complaints. Typhus and Scarlet Fever, Fever and
geston, should be provided with few boxes Of iha
Health Restoring Medicine, since it precluaes |he
necessity and saves the expense Of other medicailns
reference, and snatura and easy in lie operatCns
and invariably healthful in it's results: ltis purey0
vegetable compound, yet all powerutin removing dis
ease. 1t is justly designated MANS ALIssuEFIcIENT
MEDICINE inasrnnch as it eeanseth the stomach and
bowels from all foul and corrupting humors and leave
the body in the possession Of soundnees renovation
& health. Price Is centsper box, with full direeiiOma.
Dr.. GoopMANs Principal Ofscer 2:6 Bcwery. N. Y.
sale Il this medicine j. Mr.. A. WADswoRrs. " iye
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-09-01
NOTICE.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing
Il under the name and firm of AUGUsTUs
MILES g. Co. is.this day dissolved by mutual
consent. The business will be settled by Au-
gustus Miles g. Sons, who are duly authori-
zed to settle the same.
go AUGUSTUS MrLEs,
WILLIAM MILES, I'd.
&C. MORROW,
Frederick MuEs.
. Goshen, Aug !. 1912. - s.
o.. The business will be continued by the
subscribers under the firm Of AUGUSTUS
MILES g. SoNs'-and they now have on hand
a general assortment of Dry Goods e.
Groceries, which they Offer for sale at
low prices, and on accommodating terms.
AUGUSTUS Nuns.
WILLIAM MnEs, I'd.
IL 'FREDERIeK MILEs.
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ONE CENT REWARD.

ONE CENT REWARD.
DAN away from the subscriber, on the
IL 2lst inst, an indentured boy, named
GEORGE FORD, aged about Is years. !
forbid all persons harboring or trusting him
on my account; and will pay no debts of his
contracting after this date. .....
PETER PERKINS. ~~
Litchfield, August "a, l642. 3wl3
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The plaintiffs claimed that the goods were sold to
e Company on the faith and credit Of certain repre-
sensations made to them by the defendant in the
spring Of 1887, just before which time he was the
agent Of the company They further claimed that
the representation Of the good standing Of the COM
pany were made by the defendant fraudllently and
with an intent 10 deceive.
For the defence it was claimed that the credit was
given and the goods sold in consequence Of the re-
presentations Of Frederick J. Fem, who was the
agent Of the company when the goods were sold,
and who also represented the affairs Of the company
to be in Aourshing condition. 1t was further
eleimed that II the representations were made by
the defendant as alleged by the plaintiff, yet they
were made in good faith. and warranted by the
sctual condition of the company at the time To
this point great mass Of evidence introduced
oceupying the attention Of the court and jury from
~. Friday Sfernoon until Tuesday morning. -.
TAe case was fully and ably discussed by Sterling
plaintiffs and Ellswerth and Seymour for the
ss.ssG.rdspt. Mr., Church, who was associated with
,iN. sssaing er ths plinss was suddenly takeu i'll
.sEaer de eyidencs yas closed, and waS unable 70
Y spartisipste in die arghmSnf. -
VI, Ssase Vs. RsSse va Indictment contain
.eing thres aeeoun.ethe irst charging the prisoner
with breaking and entering the house Of Benz. How
land ef Kent in the night season. with intent to steal
The second, charging the breaking and entering the
i same house with intent % commit adultery. and
;. she third with intent % rayish. =. ,,,.
,.GVerdict of the Guilty on the FIRST count not
gritty on the seoond and third For the presecu-
don. the ssate Attorney Tor the prisoner Seymour
md Racon-. tr..a,.s 49,. ..-. rs..., -
Ssa,s VI. Daga Fso,.-Information for burning the
ham Of Truman Kellogg Of Harwinton, on the night