Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-21
STATE ITEMs


 THE National Bank of Birmingham has de. olsred . i've per cent. semi annual dividend
 WHOEVER kills quail in this State befole Oc tober lst is, by the statute, liable to fine.
 THEY are trying to get up an Irish militia company in Bridgeport. .4. ... ...-
 Col. Wm. B. Wooster sf the 2yth Counec' ticut (colorsd) has arrived home at Derby rom Texas. ..... -..-.-.. .....-.... TIE State Treasurer has issued small bonds of the denomination of $1OO. They gre non taxable, and good investment.
 A MAN put his hand out of car window while train was passing a bridge near Berlin, and had it smashed.
 BRUTE named Donovan was fined $7 and costs and sent to jail 60 days at Middletown on Monday, for pounding horse two hours with a club three feet long.
 REV. John P. Gulliver, of Norwich, has re- ceived call from the N. E. Congregations Church in Chicago. to become it's pastor, at q salary of s5,ooO. @... [. ...s.
 W. c. PArrrsos. formerly route agent of the Adams Express Company on the Housa. tonic road, has been appointed conductor on the Hartford and New Haven road.
 THE suggestion of Dr.. A. Hill, of Norwalk, that dental department be established in con nection with Yale College. is receiving consid- erabIe attention. z. a-5 .t--
 WILLIMANr1o: Mir. George Wyllis has eloped with Miss Harriet Newcomb. He leaves Q young wife and two little children in destitute circumstances E, .s~s ,.sie..f.-
 DOCTOR Jacques, who acquired such an lnfa- nous notoriety in the tragic Leland case, has returned to Bridgeport, after an absence oi more than year.
 A HoRsR thief near Bridgeport, recently was trying to steal mare from pasture, wher she kicked and broke his leg. causing his cap tare.
 ON Friday, Capt. Lovejoy, the U s. Marsha arrested William H. Hawley, of New Haven on 8 complaint for selling lottery tickets with out having paid the United States tax on that traffic. He was put under $25o bonds for tri al
 A NEW HAVEN sailor recently had fal ling out with his wife, and was found by the police, who entered the house where he was in the act of cutting the bed in twain, half for his wife and half for himself.
 THE Norwich Bulletin Association are mak- ing arrangements to build new building for their business. It is to be eighty feet deep, with front of sixty feet. The lower floors are to be leased as stores. F ,.%
 BARTLETT, the New Haven sculptor, has three busts on exhibition in that city. They are the Connecticut Girl, bust of Prof. Jon athan Knight, and another of Lowell Mason They are highly spoken of r 's3 4..a-. TO
 THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, an East Haddam Conn, jail-bird, tried to kill himself Tuesday week, because he was going to be taken tG State prison. His first attempt was by hang ing. the second by eating small looking-glas pounded fne. Both failed. * '.# z. r..
 TIE Meriden Recorder says Superintendent Calhoun withdrew the advertising patronage of the Shore Line Railroad from the New Ha- ven Palladium, because 1t presumed to report g late accident on that rosd and the names of tho victims. Qez; sssrls.~ -.- ss' 0
 THE Journal says it is customary for the town authorities of New Haven to put crazy persons and the like aboard the steamboat for New York, whenever such people fall into their hands. This is done to save expense to the town. s7 -:a .s-3,salaN t {
 WHILE Mrs. Warren Frost of Waterbury was waiting at the New Haven depot to take the train for New York on Saturday forenoon, some audscious pickpocket secured her pocket book, containing $s and some gold slesve but tons. a7sj5 t.-- s3s s-<159 a s'st1 E TIE dwelling house of Henry U.- Miller, of Avon, was destroyed by fire on Saturday night last, together with most of the furniture, wear ing apparel, and about 800 gallons of brandy, ,pon which theduty had been paid. Insured Or . small amount. 3a tejaa4iaztg q.sls! 4 --~l TIE stage from Hartford to Glastonbury was I 'pset Friday morning, q little way from East 1 by running of an embsnkment. |! dr. Chapman. the proprietor. had thigh bro en. an ankle discolatsd, and was otherwise ruised. Two ladies in the stage were some Ibat bruised. a4 2sisst,,lz9 P 5sos TIE Connecticut directors of the National | of Wool Manufacturers are Homer Hartford; J. Converse, Stafford brings: R. Sexton, Warehouse Point: George ,sllogg. Rockville George Roberts, Hart ,rd. On the committee are s. D. ". Harris, :ocksilie N. Kingsbury, Hartford !. and J. ]. Robinson. Rockville. Connsctieut reports fty-six mills, which use II, ,es4 500 pounds of Ioel. ssFce a1sese mai, ,sidq aid TO |
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