Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-02
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 STATE ITEMS.

>.&S sTAIE ITEMS. l A HORSE belonging to MT. Daniels, of Waterford, and buggy belonging to MT Wm Bolles, of the same place were stolen by: some one Tuesday night of last week The thief was driving toward Montville, when he met Mr. Charles Ben ham coming towards. him. He probably knew Mir. B: and supposed he would recognize 1 the horse, fol he jumped out of the buggy and put of across the lots. MT Benham took the horse and buggy behind his wag- on and left them at MT. Bands house where 1 the owners got them Wednesday morning.
 THROUGH the liberality of S. B. Chitten den new public hall to seat two hundred people has just been finished in Guilford.
 The trial of C.. C. Williams for assault l ing his daughter with intent to kill result ed in g conviction and sentence to five years Imprisonment in the States Prison.
 SEVEN members of the Ccilian glee club of Stamford have recently commi tied mat rimony, and the contagion is rapidly spreading among the young bachelors of the club.
 THE GoyGRSoH's srAFF.-Tha staff of the Gov ernor elect is announced by the Register as follows Executive Secretary-R. w. Wright.
 Aides-de-Camp-Charles M Pond, Of Hartford ; John E. Earle. of New Haven: Wm H. Tingev. of Norwich George D. Hastings of Poland IIJ-fo n1 2 Haven.
 Quartermsster General William N Charter, of Hartford.
 Paymaster General-Wm, S. Charniey, of New Haven.
 Surgeon Geiieral-Dr. James H. Hoyt, of Stam- ford.
 CHILLY McGLoIN, one of the escaped Ad- ans Express robbers, and who was recap tured week or two since, was brought in to the court at Bridgeport, last Tuesday, and sentenced to state prison for five years for the robbery, and two years additional for breaking jail.
 ANTHONY ALL1NGEL, a aFrenchman, resid- ing in Cornwall, waa committed to jail on 1 Tuesday, the 23d, charged with commit ing rape upon q young girl twelve years of age.
 OK the top of subscription of over S200, 900 to the new Housafonic Dam, Derby ha, 1 just made subscription of St,l0O to the New Haven and Derby railroad, which is nearly twice as much as was expected from its citizens.
 HE house of Samuel Allen, West Hill New Hartford, was consumed by fire last Saturday. A foul chimney communicated the fire to the roof Loss $500. Insurance $500,
 MR. GEORGE ALvoRD is about to estab- fish new Job Printing Office in some part of the Borough We wish him all tho suc- cess in the world, provided it does not danl- age us; and we trust that all the printing within thirty miles of here, that we cannot do may be sent right strait to the new printing office. - IVinsted He3uld. 1 A MAN employed tin driving Mr.. John Hinsdale's oxen was kicked by one of them Ou W euneSuiIJ 1ftol, CuUCile5 hl9 .1IC itite severly - IFinsted Herald.
 IT is said that the Thayer Scythe Works, that have long lain idle are about to be put in operation again. Wnsted Herald 1 CoJEBRooK. H. Barber has purchas- ed Zelotes Gellet's farm and annexed it to his own.
 A. o. PENNEY has purchased the proper ty next north of his residence, recently owned by Naomi Cook Winsted Herald
 A coLoRED man in the employ of J. J. Whiting has gone South to engage and bring back several colored ''helps for par ties in Winsted and Riverton. = Winsted Her, ald.