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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
To all Whom it May Concern.
Hartford County Mutual Fire Insurance

COMPANY, located at Hartford, Connect.
~ cut. THIS old and vel! tried Company
have been in eXIslanre alb ut II wears, and II
iScnnf emily believed that no company in The
United States, which Irave done as much busi-
mss. have done it with less expense to its
members.
This company do not pretend 10 be under
'he direction If Ex-nelnbers Of Congress, FIX.
judges ii Court, Ex-DisiIict Altornies, Ex.
supreme Cnuri Commissioners. P,psideats. uf
Banks, Post Masters. mr. any other High Func.
tiOnaries which are but g Sounding brass on
tinklinx cymhals," but under the direction al
uaassumin. Formers aud .MrchNRicS, vino We
have no will, continue to manage il tor the
hest god ut its n.embeIs at large as they have
hitherto. done.
''Thev are prohibited from insnring il blocks
or exposed parts VI villages, r taking risks On
Mills. Shops or Machinery" ar even - Saw
MiIls' ChuEe hes or School Houses. They take
Nothing hui the safest kind Of property -tlo not
exceed ,hree~fnu,ths the Cash value ii any
property, and ml over 1910 IN one risk.
They P0y oil just losses IUhrn due
The undersigned are duly anihn, lied Agents
for the above COMPANY, and d sign visiting he
several Towns IN Li:chfelf c. unity. as soon a.
practic able, ard giving all who may wish to
d" 40. an oppnrtpnI,v "f becoming members.
Ever, man on reflection will see The impor.
lance nj being insured in his own State in pre-
ference to any other. "A word 10 The wise is
sufficient"
All communications should he directed to
Nelson Tnller, Middlehu,y. New Haven Co i,
Conn. IL so, thew will hr premPtlv attended
to-. NELSON TULLf
DAVID WOOSTER, H$F"
May 7. 1919. %3un 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
VIRGINIA. ELEcTION.

In the Sd District. Tourney, In the 4Ih
dist. living. In the 5lh dist. G"ggin In the
9th dist. Bolts In the 9'h dist. AlieTion. In
the 18th dist. Rnssell-- Wings, who are sup
posed TO he elected Ia Congress
ain the LIST Dist. Millson Ii the I'd dist.
Meade. In the 9TH dist. Bayley In the 9TH
dist. Holiday. In the lOlh dist. Barker. In
the uIh dist. Mcdowell In the 18th dist.
McMHllen In tie i4ih dist. Beaie--Delno
VIII" are supp"sed to he elected TO Congress.
AsIesPecIs the Legislature. the returns are
said to shave Wing gain. In the l2th dist
nothing definite has TRANSFERRED for member Of
Congress.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
DEAhHS.

| In thlS Town, ON the 10th INST, CHAR
loTTE ANN, wife of Leonard c. Bissell
and daughter of Leonard Kcnney, Esq,
aged 81.
| In this village, 90 Sunday morning, the
goth ult., Re. BEN NJ. WooDRuFF, M. D.,
aged 80 years-son of the late Gen. Nor:
ris Woodruff.
By his death, cur community is called
to mourn the loss of an estimable citizen,
a kind neighbor, end a skilful physician.
He had held Offices of trust and respon-
responsibility in his native town at differ
ent times, and at his death was Postmas-
ter in this village IAN Office which he had
held for the last three years, and in which
he had given universal satisfaction. He
died the death Of Christian, leaving a
large circle Of bereaved and sorrowing
relatives and friends to mourn his un-
timely departure.
In this town, on the 3Oth of April,
Mrs Eunice, wife of Mr.. David Guild,
aged 81.
In Cascade, Dubuke CO., Iowa, Nov,
10, ls4s, Mary B. Goodwin, wife of
Capt Aaron Burr Goodwin, and daugh
ter of Samuel Barnard. aged Sc, former
ly of South Farms, Conn.
In Parkman, Ohio, on the 18th inst,
Sarah Amelia, aged Z yrs and 8 months
and on the 10th ult., Phebe Adelne,
aged years and | month - daughters
Sc 80, M snI T,,l;,otk T,,.vo. Cos
merly Of this town.
In Lakeville, on tho cath ult., John H.
Hubbard, ,Jr., aged 4 years, months
and 9 days-only son and child of the
Hon. John H. and Julia A. Hubbard.
In Salisbury, on the 2lst ult., Mrs.
Maria l., Priest, wife of Joseph 8. Priest,
Ind dau ghter Of the Hon. WA. P. Rus
sell.
Ii Goshen, on the 18th ult., Mr.. Hub
bard Kimberly. aged II; on the Esd ult,
Ms. Crandall. aged 80.
At the residence of DR.. VIM. Sim
mons, in Tal'aloosa, Miss, on the lOtI,
ultimo, NJ DANIEL STEVENS, a native
of Litchfeld, Corn.
The esteemed subject If this brief notice
| came 10 Ihss place alb sus Is sn''nihs since, du
ring which time he formed many acQnainian-
..-s who deeply m"nin his sudcen departure
Durng his illness he was attended ny skiiliul
| and attic, tive Physicians. who did all thai NOR
,al men could do to avert the fatal stroke, buI
death had marked him for its victim. Du'ing
Mr. Sipvrns' short stay at shis place. bis gen
| ,ivmanly department. aud ma lily hearing was
| such az :" eaHear him To all his acquaintance
to know was to 1--we a d respect him. He
was conv Eyed 10 his last resting place, f.Il"w
| ed bv large number oi his friends, whose So
| ie,nnitv gave testimony If his mesi'cd worth
| Long will the IN ,m,ry Of his virtues remain
in the hraris "f his acquain'ahces
rMisa;s.ippi Jacksnnar.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
District of anaan, Probate COurt, So ,
Anrii 10Th 1910 --~Es-


1NHE Court at Prohaie fer The DI-iIIct of
l. Plymuuih. bath limit. d and above d six
months from the date hereof Tor the creditors
OF the E.s,aleoI Elecia Allen, late If ri, mnulh
in said District. deceased. represented ins"lv.
ent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto.
aud has appointed the subscribers Commission.
era 10 receive and adjust said claims. We
hereb, give notice tina, we shall meet sirthe
Probate OFfice in Pl,m"uh, on Wedut sslAy,
The ed day OF May next, and FRIDAY, the 18th
each OF said days, for the purpose m attending
on the business Of our appointment
/. DAVID d WARNER, ! Commits.
HENRY SCOVlLLE, ! sioners.
Plymouth, April lAih. lSl9. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03

'THE C"ur, Of Probate for the District Of
L Lichfield, hath limited and SLOWED six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
:" th~ Estate 81 B.wnmin Risseii. late Of said
Lltrh6eld. 10 said District, deceased, in~whch
4" exhibit their claims fn allowance and SET
Element. Those negl-c,ing TO present their
accounts within said time properly ai,ested.
will be deba'red a recs very. All persons in
debied :" said Estate ere requested to make
immediate payment to ......-,. ...-. ,..
OSCAR BISSELf.. 1 Exeeu.
-. , BENZ BISSELL, tors.
Litchfeld, April 81, 1910. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
District OF Cornwall. - }

DiSIGICt OF NOTuWalt, IS
Probate Court, April %, iS49,
0N the, petition ni III ION C. R0nsr
" CORNWALL. Gusfdrn I" George w. Rou-
Lucsetie W, Rouse and LauFette. L. aR"as'
Mi iors Of this District. showing that "a d mt
MOI sare IN" ow ,ets If certain real Estate siu
at'un Cornwall containing twenty osd un'
fourth acres. being the undivided half ~
piece ii lsad. bounded Nmth by Henry Swifi's
land. South BY Gnsiavmns Rouse's land. Eas
by Stephen BoDnes. and said Swiil's land
and West by Caleb james, land. and dower e.
ate at lrena Reuse, and that said premises he
ing valued al ab.ut three hundred and sixty
FIVE dollars-ihat said real estate Cannot BE-
improved for the interest and, oenffit oil said
minors. and prayingFm liberty 10 sell 10" same.
and dispose OF the aya.ls iher"of a. the law
direc's az per petition on file dated the $50
day Of April 1870. @
O2DERED. That said petition he hearo
I'm :he 18Th day "f June aexi al "'tinek u,
he afternoon at the p, ohate Office 10 this dis.
trict. snd ,h1l said Guardian give notice IL the
,end .ocy Of said pstiiion, by advrrti-inc thu.
., der in newspaper printed in L 'tehfield.
three weeks successfully. n least Elk weeks
before the time of having The same.
Certified by
PHII.O KELTOGG Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
RIOT IN MONTREAL.

On the 25th, of April there was a tremen'
dous TiOl. excited BY the Governor signing
J the Rebellion Indeanily Bill, The, mob
frst assaiIed the Parliament House, ="
Parliament was in Session, tY riddiinA
windows with stones. The Members
then driven Er IN. the House. The mob tuSEett
in declaElng the parliament d'"s0fUed. They
then set hGe TO the par iaRaentary buildings,
winch were al! destroyed, including the
record Offices. the CSOveTL Or'S houSe sc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03

71UR>UANr OF an Order from the C Dnri ol
L Probate for the District Of Kent, empow-
rring AID directing the subscriber to sell the
Real Estate at Clarissa freeman, late oi said
Kent. deceased: Noiice is therefore merely
given that said Estate consisting Of dwelling
In,,se, barn ard al,nut one and nne-f ,urih acres
II land. will be- sold on the premises to the
highest bidder, IN the 18th day Of May next.
at / o'clock. P. NJ, uniess previously disposed
Of at private sale
JOHN R. FULLER, E:xecuto,.
Kent, April "a, 1S49. "5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
10 The Ceurt n PVsbaIs
For The DislricI Of Canaan

il
THE application Of Cy,ts " Cray, res.
L pectiully showeIf that he Is The Guatdi.
az 10 Muses. H. Butler. LusFeIia A. butler.
lawn Butler and Margaret Bn'ler, hlBsrs,
belonging 7" said District. and that said Mi
"''S are me owners Of the iUIIatsihg Real E.,
!a't' VIZ certain piece Of land with the build
lngS thereon, lying in the sou,h west ra,t of
Canaan, described as follows, First niece
oouSded west on the Housa,npic River nurlh 7
ana east on Warren TUT npike road, 5, nth ON
Gavin Buffers land. Containing aht.ni seytn-s
Teen acres with dwelling house therein. i7'ha
sec"hd piece Is on the east side 81 said Turn
'Ike and il bnantet west on Taraplke, south
"nthe BaLrack road 81 called. and east on Gals
YIN lut!er's land, combining about one acre.
the third piece is situated IN the eas, side Of
sa'd turnpike. on tie north end Of the Farm,
AID Is bounded westerly ard spIiiheriv IN lhe
Turnpike, north Ell Elisha Deans laItl' ard
extends easirrIy To The foot Of the uIount aims
containing about fifteen acres. with a harm
thereon. The fouth .iecp begrs al heap
III stones in the line If Solomon Bpehp's land,
then sonthtrly Fifty rods in HE IineAo HE last
nice, then easIerly To said Deans land and
neap OF st'hes on rock, rhen nnriherlyg in the
llht Of said Dran'> land, thence in the lire of
Calvin B"ller's land to the first brhnd., con-
tanning about fifty acres, all being subject to
Ter, deceased, daring her lite il shp rp,r airs
h"marrl ID valued at twenty-five hundred doll
lars. And he further SAYS, that the estate is at
present nnprodnriive; and that ii will be tor
the advantage of said minors 10 sell the same;
and invest the avails thereof according to law.
whefef"re he says that there ~ jnsi and rpa.
s"nablr cause for selling the same. He heres
9f"re Pravs The Court 20 order said Real Estate
to be sold and I" empower him "F snR1e othei
meet person TO sell the same, PHI. siisni 10 the
statne in such case made and provided ..
Dated al Canaan. April I3, 1919.
.--*.-- CYRUS w GRAY. Guardian. a
> District vt Canaan, Probate Court, IS. ,.
Apri! 18Th, 1919.
ORDERED-1'hai the foregoing application
be heard and drie,mi. ed al the Probate Office
in Canaan. un The Cd day IT juno next, ls49 at
one o'clock. afternoon and that notice ihere.f
be published in some public newspaper near
the pla"e where such real estate lies, 3 We eks
@uccess'vely. at least six weeks hptore said time
assighest WIN G PIERCE, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03

Tunded by every prospect of enjoyment
q I'D awakening upon the brink, or per-
haps in the vortex, cf eternity, in SO dark
mysterious manner, is an affair that
Las justly excited the astonishment and
sympathy Of our COMMUNICATED Ben
HingtOn w. Banner.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03

C,ntt H.sl-e. containing from 81 to IU,' Arre-
of land. with enmi"rfabtp Dwelling Houls-.
Barn, C.,w houses. and other out buildings with
an excellent well # wafer, SC
Said Farm il well nroporii'ned fnr Meadow
Pasture, Wood and Plnw land, and is-wsil was
tered The ahov. property is offered at far
prize, and QHai CiAins and WGIraatee deed
will he gives. with The exception Of an equal
undivided halt c ~ acre 81 land with t'iiiDdipgs
thereon. which Elisha Masi,n hOlds during bis
and his wiGe's natural lite.
For further par,icul rs enquire Of the sub
scriber ON the premises
Li,chfeld, April IS. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03

10 the Probate Court for the


THE application Of John Franklin, Of Ca
l. naat, IN this Disllicl, respec fully show
eth that he is the Gusl dian to Edward + Gil
lett aud Fanny Z Giileit. minors, belonging 10
SAID DstiIci and that salsl IN m"rs are The
owners ii The following Real Estate, IS heirs
al law OF Serene h Gilleif, late vi Canaan, de-
ceased, in common witt Lewrence Giilttt,
Franklin Giilett, Aba all Gilletl, El,z"be,h
Gillet; George GItiett, and Henry N. Gill
l"i, TO wit: a certain house and lui situated
in Canaan, near the Depot bounded seuth by
the highway. east by loi ii w,tioV Hpleomb,
north by land vi Jonathan Giilell. and ives, by
Other lamd late he property If Seirnn b. Gil.
lett, deceased, said tot betty ab.u. IS tpe front
On the road. aud Is the same premises now &c.
cupitad by Albert Baker and Chatles Emmons.
And h" further says thai SAID pr"pori, is sub
Ject TO the right IT dover nr The Wid,w ot See
reno B. Gllirlt deceased. anh that he under-
STANDS that all the parties Interested are ready
to sell and convey their lntprest ia the same.
and that II can be tiisposed # acknowledgements,
aud that The same ls valued at eleven hundred
dollars. And he fmi her says, tina, the Estate
Is at present unprnduc,ive; that the avails
thereof are wanted io' the support, mainlen.
ance and education Of SAID minors, and that it
will be Tor the advantage Of said minors to sell
lie same, anc invest the avails thereof accord
ing I" law; wherrlnt he saws that there il
just and reasonable cadse Tor selling he same.
He therefore prays the Court To Older said real
estate to be sold, and to empower him or some
bother meet person 10 sell the same, pursuant
TO the statue in such case made and provided.
Dated Canaan. April "a. lSl9.
JOHN FRANKLIN. Guardian
District of 'anaan, Probate Court, So } 40
April l9th, 1910.
| ORDERED, That the foregoing applica>
| iioD be heard aud d.te lned III the Probate Off
fee, in Canaan. on the 9th day If June, 1919,
at one o'clock. Afternoon; and that notice theres
ut he published IN solnr public ntwsnaref
printed near the place where said Real Estate
lies, three weeks successfully. at leasl siS
weeks before said time assigned.
SO 4.--at h. rs VIM. G PIERCE, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
70 The Ladies'!

VTVfIE subscriber would respectfully inform
t- l. the Ladies If New Milford and vicinIiy.
that he has taken the Ssure at the hssd Of
Nam street, lately occupied BY A. b. MYcArr.
and will open an
Monday, the 10th Of April,
a BRANCH IL his Bridgeport LADIES EN-
PORlUM.
where he will keep constantly "n hand large
assortment Of articles, expressly t"r the Ladies,
CONSISTING Of rich Lace and Muslin Cares, Col.
lars, Embroidered Revere. II. m-siitched anal
plain Handksrchiefs Chsmmeite$. Cnds. Un.
d.s -sIerves, wide and naErpw Thread Laces in
great variety, Swiss and Camhric Edging.
ALSO--InseSlIng. Bssk and Swiss Muslin.
Rlsek and White Lace Wells. Gauze md Fancy
Veil.. Green Besagr. White and C"lsTed Tari-
sian Ii see. Larss. Cssprs. Illusion Tabss Fl.nw-
SEs. Gl"yess Cepes. CnllsEetas. Ceavats. IntSnlr
Caps and Wsisss. Rihbtn Gimps. Fringrs. and
grea; variety az SrEiciao that will be cold -
low 40 they can be- haA IN che State.
ALSO-A. sPtendid asaosimemt 0C Ladies'
Misa.V AND ChlIispaS HATS. Ribhons, Dress
Cans in great vsTietS-Plaip and M,urning do.
II. B.@8oaneis clesned and pressed
= =. B. RENSE3AW. -
81 As&1s SesSASt. BriAeePosL
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
PHILO KELI.oGG. IuAee.
District 81 Plymouth. ~. !
Probate Courls April "a, iS49. !

90 20 FrObaIe EouFIs ApFti Id IS4y. !.
ESTATE nf chauncy Warner. late Of Ply
Il mouth, in said District, decsasrd. Ths
Court n Probate &c the District of Plguonih
hath limited and alInws'i SIX SnoDehS FINN the
date heVrcf fcr the creditors Of said Estate IN
pMhibil their rIaims f6T settlement. Ihose Mhot
'naRlect n present their ace0nniss pT0perly IL,
tested, withia said fine. will DO dsbavred . r..
coveTy. All persona indebted 10 said Estate
are retsAAslesItO make iHfmediale Payment 10
40 AysNAH WARNER. EnarNlFi1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
Five Dollars Reward.

On AYED NJ stolen from the. Dep"i. "n'
- Bundle oi Spring Steel I 81 inches wide
weighing ahnot 127 lbs marked s <. VIM
eyer Will give inGorma,ion II the came shalt b
eslitled, TO lhaabOye reward
FINCH q KELLOGG.
wssAsCesawaIl. March %. is4& : 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03

pUsEsc DesAULrEEs-sH Oa. Ely Moore,
u. ). AAGshaa tor the d.Strsct Of New York.
q anaGuaced q dslaulIer 70 the amount ol
020NO0. s'~ 10 - s'@-s..
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
PROBATE RICURw.

DURSUANT to an Order ton the Court Of
l. P,ohaie for the District Of Kent, auihori~
Z,ng and directing the subscriber to sell w
much Of he Real Estate Of Garrv Hsllack. late
Of 50 District, deceased shall sell at Pub
lie Auction To the highest bidder so much oi
the zeal estate Of said deceased. a. will raise
he sum of l'mr hundred and thirteen dollars.
,ogehtT with incidental charges oi sale. On thu
5;h day Of May next, at The late residence ei
said deceased, at 0 o'ctork. forenodn. Terms
made known at the time Of sale. .r ~.i
"5i ANSON SQUARES, Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03

prices than she his eyer. before presented 10
;he public. and which cannot fail to please oil
who will favor her wiIha rail-.
n, B.-STRAW BONNErS bteached and
., essed in the city By experienced wOsxme0-
"INeh6sId. xPri, 10. IsAA .,sa, .,~A0.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
DisrRicr IF ,ITcHrIELp. 80.

~ Probate Court. April 7. isA9. ~
II STATE OF Edward Cowips; late oi Itch.
IL field. in said District ID ceased: the Exs
&c utor represents the estate insolven. ard pays
the appointment Of Commlssioners thereon.
Otdered-Thot Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims at The creditors 1t
aid Estate he appointed al the Probate Office,
~ Litchfeld, nn the 23d day at April. lS49, ct
10 o'clock, forenoon; Of which ull persons 10
interest,", will take notire and appear, il lhey
tee cause. and be heard thereon.
Certified by .a. less ~
a. (HARLFs AID ANS Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
District of Harrington. -.

Probate Conrr. April I2lh, 1910 !
II STATE Uticl futile, late IT Touring
IL tom, in said District. deceased. The Coui,
of Probate far the District Of ToIringion. hail
limited and al"wed six months from the daI.
hereof. f,r the creditors If said Estate, to IN
hibii their claims for settlement. Those VIII
negleci +" present their accounts, properly Al
tested, within said lime. will be debarred a re
rovery, All persons indebted 10 said Esiai
are requested TO make immediate payment Il
~ BARZiLLAl HUD >ON, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
New Goods, New Goods f.!

New Goods, New Goods
'HNhE subscriber ~ NV opening his Second
i lot Of New GoNds itis season. c"mp ISL ny
large and conf leie ass"rtmeri adapted To the
spring Trade. Among which are
100 pc. English Merrimac, and low priced
Prints.
20 ps. Muslin de Lines, some beautiful pat
terms.
30 ps. aewstyIe Ginghams. a good article. at
l2 I-2 cents yer yard.
90 Us. Fine slack Silk Warp. Alpatcas, Frt
and Striped MEDINA.
4 ps. super. wide Black Silk for Ladies'
dresses
large assortment Of fine French Medium
and luw priced Brs.adclolhs and CSssimeres.
Bales Of heavy and nnbleached and low price,!
Sheetings BIeached Cotton. Bed Ticks, All
Wool Twped>, K-ntucky Jeans, SAiinetts tom
~ cts to 81 per !ard.
Als". large assortment ri
Ready Made Clothing.
Ladies FAshlon ibe Fine Tuscan, Pearl.
Straw and Coberg BO.NJVETS.
1OOu ~. Paper Hanging. from 10 10 42 cis
a ps. god asa"r. reni If Carpeting FASH
lnnahle Fur and silk II IT.. Boats and Shines.
Hiichcock's Chairs. Als'., Flag Bottom.
Groceries, CTockery. Hard Ware,
Nails, Paints, Oil, Window
Glass, Drugs and Me-
dicines. T"y- If
Also, Three New Carts. All Of which are
Offered 10 the inhabitants Of this and adjoining
Towns, on as reasonable terms as at any Coun.
try Sto,e in this State.
P s. A Constant supply Of Il ,oks and Eyes
10 be sewed on Cards /" be- put ..ut.
IN Ell CURTIS.
WatpttoEr ADril Is. 1S4Q AwSO
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
Caps, Caps.

ToR SALE, isrg" a-.nrirn emf 4 Mer's ard
l. Bows CapS. manufaeu, from the brsi
quality o! BrOadcloth, Atsarra. &c 81.
r. NJ BEACH.
West street. OveS Miss Brsllsys Millinery
Stove. ~. =. - Fs=|
I.itch6eld. April ~. i6a9. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
Pictures Satisfactory.
NEW GOODS.
C.. T.. WEIR

I s now opening a large assortment ut NEW
L GOODS. consist g If Broadrl"ths; Cassi-
meres, Tweeds, Boys Summer Cloths. Carpe'.
ines. s 'o'ch GInghams, Linen Ginxhsm>, Bali
zarines. Printed Musins, Mourning Goods. Sc.
4 general assortment af COTTON. Linen. and
Silk Goods. Pansr Hanging-, double and single
barrel F"w!ing Pieces
A fresh supply Of Green ard Black TEAS
and many other t;oods. which will he sold as
low can be houyhi a, any other Stnre.
Litchfeld. Nav I, lS4Y. 3w5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
.BRlDGERoRT AND New York.

! Leave Blidgepnr, al y 80 A M 1 80 M and
30 M. Leave New York at ASA MsAM
aud NJ The O'clock A M Train FROM
New York connects with the Housatnnlc thr"
Gair, and the s o'cl"ck M Train FROM New
| York connee Is with The New Milford Train
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

By Telegraph to the Wy, Courier and En-
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03

DISSOLUTION.-The partnership
Existing the past year between HENRY
FERRY and LUc1Us P. PORTER, under the
ii'm of Terry Porter, is hereby dissolv-
ed. s4..s, HENRY TERRY.
Plymouth, April 10. l84D. %5w
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03

NOTICE.-The subscriber requests all
" wao have any note ut bunk account with
lin. I" present the same Immediately inr set :
cement BENZ w. MASON,
Litchfeld, April ~, 40.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
MO MuM2UE2

Look at this one minute and
then bring your cloth.
T HAVE received Ssot''s American Report
l Of Fashions Tor the SLr,ng and Summer
81 1919. 1 have also secured the services Of u
Ionrnryman Tailor. b-ing a Frrnchm1n by
birth, gentleman in manners, and first rate
tailor BY practice. ] can warrant all those that
favor me with their custom this seas"n. that
they can depend upon having their work done
when II is Promised and no mistake.
shall cut and make Garments as heretofore
10 please the weaier, az the Fashions have
changdt very mach. shalt consult the wish
~ 1T the Gust NETS beEOre cut in The latest
New York ciiy,sIsle
One Wurd those friends in Canada Village
~ho have urged NE 81 frequently to have q
Branch Shop al that place: cannot he in but
me place a. the same time--one shop or the
other would have 10 he neglected by me which
fear would create dissai istaction with nan,
IT nv best customers.
Y"n will all &c Won hnd me at nv Old Stand
IN North street, where shall be happy to cut
aud make Garments to order, that arm sure
will please the incest tasfe.
no an G0rmeats Cut and Made al my
Shop. t0arrGHfed 10 fit sn0Ofhiy. and 30 neat
The wish ii the customer a. your humble ser
want, gt ...
NV. LANE, can do them.
Goshen. April 9th. 1919. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
California Gold !!
Or Current Bank Notes

VT OuTFGnL DdUk NOLCS
WILL be- received by The subscriber for
w his sPi~"dM DAGUERREOTYPFS as
he will open the Rmms flm-rly occupied by
JANIS E. MARTIN, first door west II the C,n-
grega'ionaI Church. on Monday, the Tin ins, +,
for the peri" II IioO Nrrks Only.
Wonderful discoveries aud great improve
m-nis have been II AIDE in the Art ensuing the
last six months and beng in pnss .ssion of ev-
cry thing "r'c which will warrant his
Pictures Satisfactory.
He trWs,s all .Sho have not a correct repte>
senfai."n ii life, will avail Themselves at this
opportunity I" :" secure the shadow ere the
substance perisn.'
A, his ROOMS may be seen rich collec-
ton If specimens.
o. Hours uf opening from g A NJ. to 4 p.
N. J. L. JUDD.
LitchfirM. NAV 81, lslq 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-05-03
Winsted Bank.

Wlnsted Bank.
NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 the S,ockhold-
~ ers Of the Winstpd Bank. that the Fourth
inslallmeni If Fiue DoiiGrs "r share Of thu
Capital Stack Of said Bank, will becume due
and payable at their 'ankinx House. in v in-
.ied, on FRIDAY, the irh day If Nav next
BY order Of tho Board Of Directors.
F.. S HAMILTON Cashier.
April t4'h, 1919. 40