Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-04-22

A HEARTLEss ScAMp.-A man name Anderson,
married one OF the tairest daughters OF the sunny
South two years ago, at Memphis. Tenn He was
poor, and she had money. He was a carriage n,a-
kcr and she furnished him $3.50 to so into bust
ness with, but he disposed OF it and came
North He wrcte to her last Ii onth that he had a
chance to go into business here and asked licr to
bring some lnoHey to him at New York. She came
with her child and met him. She gave him SLIGO,
and he had business in New Haven to which lc
came and shortly wrote to her to come to him She
came to New Haven, where she found letter, ask
ing her to continue to Hartford stop at the City
Hotel, and send note to CLslp Shapes carriage
repository directed to him. shhe did SO, but recciv-
ed no reply. NJ one at the repository knew him.
Officer Chamberin has been searching for the scamp
since Wednesday, but he is not to be found Mean
while his wife has been hoping and waiting for
him. He had all her money, and she was desti-
tute. Chamberiin solicited money in her behalf
this morning. pail her hotel bill gave h,r SO so.
and she started on her way home Ui0 the boat this
afternoon.
AT meeting of the Tanners of Winsted Bark
hamsted, Norfolk, Colehro"k. San6isiield Otis an
Torringtun, hul,:en pursuant to notice. at CAMPS
Hall, West Winstcd, March the 9th, 1858, s. ID.
Nol thway was appointed Chairman, and J. T. l. c,,-
we'll, Secretary.
Reports were made by all present on the manu-
facture and sale of He,Elloci Bark and in view of
the facts presented, showing the improper and in
definite way in which Bslk cared piled and de-
Avered ut the present time. the following resolution
offered, which after being fully discussed Was
unanimously adopted.
Resided, That the standard weight for a cord of
well seasoned and cured Hemlock Bark established
by us, is Sixteen Hundred pounds, and we the un-
dersigned do hereby agree that will purchase
Hemleck Bark only Ivy weight, and no less than six
teen hundred pounds to the cord. 1t is to be sea-
sned and well cured.
Voted, That the deings of this meeting be signed
by the Chairman and Secretary, and published in
the Mountain County Herald.
Voted Thata copy of the above resolution be
signed by all present and published in the Noun
tain County Herald for six months
On motion the meeting adjourned
S. ID. NoRrHwAY. Chairman.
Jo;N T. ROCKWELL, Secretary.
On Wednesday. March 3lst little boy nine
years Of age, son of Theron II Wo,cott Of Cole
brock, had two fingers Of his left hand cut of in
a hay cutter. One of tIIesn was cat in such "a
manner thai it became necessary for the physician
to auputafe il at the first joint.
MIR. B. Norris. of Rdgefeld. who was so Sc
verely injured in Mr.. Filnt's paper mill, Danl.u-
ry, March 20, is now in fair way to recover AL
though he earnestly solicited tine doctor to remove
his arm, there is yet, We learn, a 10 prsspee,
of his saving it.
The SmitIlville and Windhan. companies af
WiIlimaniic have commenced on the full time.
The Danielsonyille Co, of West killiuyIy. hive
also commenced running their mills on full time
All the manufactures i'll West Kiliingly ore now
in operation.