Litchfield enquirer., 1864-02-11
EVERY TWO MONTHS, 3 od have an Office. aa usual at SMITHS HOTEL, LITCHFIELD

SMITHS HOTEL, LITCHFIELD, For the a,le of their CELEBRATED PER tEJTED SPECTACLES. Their Spectaclcs, how generally usod and approved, ars the nifAt perfect assistance 10 detective vision ever iutro,!uceti. lac PURf- aEid Transparency of material, t perfect y polished suritt :s and skiilf2l o:al arrange ment tf tte lenses, admiralty adapt them to fhe organ Of sight, rendering them perfectly ' natural to the eye, and producing a CLEAR and DISTINCT image cf tue object as in the natural heaithy sight There is glimne,lgg. waveflng, dizZ'ntss of jhe head, or ether nn- riraFaht sen,ftilAnS often experienced in the use "t prdlnary glasses. They will certainly enai'e tho wcafcr tn prosecute minute or crit ,cai eye labor, either by day or candle light. with
 EASE, COMFORT, AND SATISFACTION.
 Too much nnpGltance cannot ha attached to the fact tii3st Hr. Morris i4 exceedingly sktlul in fitting the eye, which lia does, in all cases, bY examinstion -invariah!r 1;ttiug with the first pair of Spectac'es, however difficult tne ease may b,
 Messrs. Lazarus $ Morris, really grateful for the very extensive patronage accol4A them upiai,!ng aud increasing on tne occasion ei each visit of Mr Morris 60 Liichtia.d- confident t.sst as :;le- representative lle will perscvars ii. the same hono.tho, courteous 3ad pain>-taking c.,nduct ,.t their business whic! has gained fc l. =. a share oi t!4e coH derce and sl:Ipi j, tue p1:h!;c
 s5s" Eu'a ne tine of visit as
 hNITH'S HOTEL,
 OFFICE HOURS, 3 X. N. nntil g P. M.
 r. s No l'eidiers cr Agents employed. 31 aTAJGATUCE l:AIL',0AD.--On aol ;.f5;r S Saturday, Dec. -5 AG3, Irt!1s will rrn as follows:
 ao,za Eoas; --ie.oe gs;Ig,y1a.--10 l5A. T, Eul $*in.,s.ti, ca;I1@ctiGs wi:a tse $ tO A. Fl. i':"ia !:"Ga Er~ York, and 1-.sh the 5 ;} A. from &.w Haven. and cn2n~ccin:s at Water bn y with Train tD Ag>i. t-j:ta Hartford.
 l2.@ II ?. m. rrr:ght irnin t"r |t:.te,'," ',"ry.
 ], i!, F. x. For N,i:isted. coGuecting y4;sh the 3.no p. "a. If@in from New York. anl the , 01 ?. Y. iE.ia from aSs'" Haven, and f'sicr- bury H:ts; Irai1, tT>.Iu I;&:s.1-,:.
 GprSa 5 uya --LfaEe EInstd- 6 9, A. n For Bridgeport Sew Tu.k and Nefs Haven, ,nnneesiGs a; Waterbury y.ita train for Hurt. fu1d
 I.55 P H For Bridgeport. Sew To,E and New Haven, connecting at Wi.te! bury witt ttaiu i,'r Hartford.
 Lsore H':n,rbary for t;e S9wi
 s.lo '' For Bridgeport, New York and New Haven.
 s25 A. u. Freight Tr.iu for Bridgeport.
 $40 P. M. For Bridgeport. Kew York anG New Haven.
 Lsacs Watsr5,,ry for tss North. -12 10 P. 4 Train for Winstu:t
 7.c4 P. A. For Winsted.
 ] he stage fr)n Norfolk connects with tie s,36 A TEain down from Winstel, and rt. tnrEs on the arrival Of the 5lG P. A Train fr"n Bridgeport.
 the Woodhury Stage arrives to connect q, Seymour with the 6.35 A. M Train down frnD1 Ninstsd. and returns on the arrival of the 1915 A. M. Train from Bridgeport
 The Stage from New Hartford, Otis, Cole. brook, Harrington, Litchfell and Brthleln. a, rives to connec: with the l255 P H. Train down from WiE5ted. end returns on the arr val Of the 10 U 4. H. Train up from Brid- e. port
 The Stage for Harwinton leaves Iitchfcll Station on the arrival cf the 10 lj A M. Train up from HrilgePert.
 The Stage from Wa.ertown connects with the 8.l A. N. Train down from Waterbury and returns on the arrival of tEe 1915 A NJ Train ID fro:n Bridgeport.
 The Stage fer Goshen leaves Wolcottyille on the arrival of the 1915 N. Train from Bridge port.
 A Discount of cents made to Passengers purchasing Tickets at inc Office
 c. WATERBURY, super.ntGt
 Bridgeport, Dec. 25. 1863. If 3l