Litchfield enquirer., 1865-07-27
STATE TIERS.
TIE East Windsor Theological Seminary is to be removed to Hartford.

TIE East Windsor Theological Seminary is to be removed to Hartford.
 THE Hartford horse fair will be held this year on the 18th, 18th and, ,4th of September.
 WILLIAM SMEDLEY, Go. H., 17th Conn.,, was killed lately by falling from the third story win dow of a building in Jacksonville.
 HoN. EDWARD PRExTIs has been re appointed collector of customs for the district of New London. 4
 HoN. c. A. DANA, Assistant Secretary of War. has resumed the occapancy of the old Nash place at Saugatuck, for the summer.
 LETTERS from Col Brayton Ives, commander of the lst Conn., cavalry, state that that regi- meni will start for home very soon.
 THE store of Isaiah Burritt, in Stepney, was broken into on Saturday night, July 18th, and robbed of goods to the amount of some three hundred dollars.
 PAYsoN PoMERoy, formerly of Somers. de serter from Company C, 10th Conn. Regt.. has received a full pardon from Gov. Buckingham, after three years .seclusion, and has purchased farm in Holland.
 CAPT. V. R. Chamberlain of New Britain, member of the legislature. was sitting in bug gy in front of store on Friday week. when his horse suddenly started and he was thrown to the ground head-foremost, receiving severe scalp wound. PARTY of thirteen ladies and gentlemen from Norwich are camped out near the mouth of the Connecticut river. They occupya large tent. do their own cooking, and enjoy all the necessary luxuries of seaside hotel, with but small expense. ..
 THE late Ezra Chappel, Esq, who willed $l0,00O for the poor of New London, did not make necessary arrangements for carrying out his benevolent design. and it will be necessary for the Legislature to legalize this gift as they did in the case of the Colt fund. .o
 AN unsuccessful attempt to enter the New Haven Savings bank, was made Friday night week A back window was forced open, and the inner shutters were bruised and torn in the effort to pry them open, but they were too well secured for the rogues to succeed. A DOG in Waterbury. which it's owner had tied up on suspicious of it's being mad, proved to be so and Monday week went to shoot him but his gun missed fire, when the dog broke loose and ran to Waterville, whether he was pursued and finally filled, but not until he had bitten Mr. Goldsmith and five dogs.
 A Captain Ward of New York put up at the Elmwood Hotel in Woodstock last week, went over .te Putnam where he hired horse and carriage of Riley Smith on Saturday, to be gone for 8 short time, took little ride with South Woodstock girl and then sloped with the team which was afterwards found at Web. ! ster. ...
 A FELLOW called at house in Bridgeport. on Thursday week, and asked for something 10 eat. The lady of the house was alone at the time, and Set before him good repast, but it didn't please him, whereupon he commenced to abuse her and throw the edibles out of the window. Assistance was called and the fellow kicked out.
 A MAN with sandy whiskers and good ad. dress lately called on several citizens of Red ding to examine their horses, cattle etc., with a: view to purchasing. A few nights later the horses and cows that he had examined and a valuable gold watch were stolen, and as man with sandy whiskers' sold one of the COWS near by, the people of Bedding conclude theyrhave been victimized.
 A BURGLER named Haley who is in Norwich jail attempted to escape on Thursday morning. After the deputy jailor had entered the hall for the purpose of allowing the prisoners to wash, Haley suddenly jumped passed him, went out of the hall. locked the jailor and the prisoners inside, asked Hewett how he liked it as far as he'd got,' took the key and skedaddled. He was subsequently, arrested secreted under the bed of house near by, and was escorted back to jail. ..,r. i CONNECTICUT patents, July llth: Horatio H. Abbe, of Chatham, for improved door bell or gong. & uls. 3ta3s,
 Anton Heninger, of New Haven, improve. ment in dirk knives. ''..
 John Knickerboeker, of Hartford, for dam. per. }" Ef.s9 e | T. F. Hammer, of Branford, assignor to Gil. bert J. Hine, of New Haven, improvement in machinery clutch. etsdf s1a
 T. Cross. of Bridgeport, assighor to the American Water Proof company of Brooklyn N. Y., improvement in the manufacture ol water proof fabrics. #. er, r YALE's roll of honor stands at present :- Academical graduates who have been in active army or navy service during the war, APO graduates of the law. medical and scientific schools, GA; non-graduates of recent classes and members of classes now in college, % ; academical graduates in the permanent service of the sanitary and christian commissions, l' total, 596. Surely no American college mas a fairer record of loyalty than that