Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17

osdersof sintellect, andfa*orably impressed q usas aspeaker of great power and ability.
 WIssTzs The hail storm son Tuesaay was very severe in this vicinity After the storm the hail-stpnes lay mora than two inches deep The foliage of the trees vas terribly cut mp and young plants in the fields and gardens quite destroyed
 WoLOoTTvIrIEG Gardens were much in jured or entirely destroyed by the hail storm on Tuesday. The severity of the storm IS unprecedented in this vicinity. 3sBARKaA1sgEp.--Ihe vote, for judge, Of pJ1hate ips EssrlyA Aanssted wass a. tic onelee-. ton day in April, and new election or dered by Governor Jewell, took place on the 7th. Edward J. Young was the repu!- lioan, and Dwight Whaler the Democratic lcandidates MT. Young was elected by 29 fmaj0rity. PLYMOUTH. For some weeks past, Miss L. II. Thompson. 3 milliner in Plymouth Center, has frequently missed articles, such. as pieces of ribbon and ladies' hat trim- mings. etc.. from her store. A few days since, her suspicious were aroused that ! Mrs.gI,ydia Marsh,o q married woman of I thls village. might know something about
 
 therefors obtained aud the house occupied by Mrs.sM thoroughly searched, when up lwards of thirty dollars in value of goods,i recognized by Miss T, as. her property,
 were found. Mrs. Marsh was glad to get I of by paying a fine Of $7.O0 and costs, re-- T stofatlon of the stolen goods; aud quite u liberal sum to Miss T. 4besides---exit Mrs. Il Marsh - .a ,s. .,,..-.,g,.
 - The children and and grandchildren, n. with witt their wives, Of Mir. Jedediah H. Norton, of Il this town, assembled at his house one day
 last week. fora surprlse party son the .oe- easion of Mr., N, 8 81st birth day. Quite a
 number were absent. but thirty five were present. MT. N and his wife have lived
 together over sixty years. faadare still hate ahd4 neafsy-aAyE.. fsaG s.6s sr3 Ita Jse Ai sir | = The post-oface in this village has re, ceatiy changed hands, that is. it has come I back toits formermer iuenmbent,7 from the Il Johnson appoanteeuoa aat Io auog1 ri 1aaI
 - Qaite q severe hailstorm prevailed in
 the neighborhood of Terryville, yesterday The ground itl some pfaeesi was covered foi tive inches with lIaifstofi.ss ssls Iargeh as po' tatoes. - -- Watr6wyeArg suialmsl ao 'l From the. 'Wlnsted Heratd:sd Hid sud T LAKEvIILEs-Twenty singers under; tho f directlOn of Mr. Stillman, left for, the Bos 4 ton Jubilee, Oil Ehs l4th." .4h &7n+ .p@a4 st at- City ba,ardersa are expsctalldin profu. r sion this season. sAlready thare gre ss few at Birds Hotel; among the namner is the l Hon s8Gen. Sterling of Poughksepsie, ! ,r-7 Croquet is piayesi by a select,few.a IS
 The Salisbury eays astraets mall multi
 tudes daily EAsr CANAAN.-A petition for the dis continuance of the Ddtcher bridge ove the Housatonic, and the building anothal abont a mile iiabove,4 isiaon trial abefor Messrs. Wpodraf & Adams of Litehfeld
 and Norton, of Goshen. Counsel for pc | ftitioners, Seymour, Hitchcock aad Har 2 dsnbeEg for respondents. ~Pset, n Russell } and Warmer. 5o saO -shj4 cid lQ eoita 5I R1vERroN. A4Afterf five years ae,nnistry Kev, P. T. Holtey fetires from the Congre fgatiolal Church, .as9 E., ,,a;....,,,..- ,ra. 1SaslasA Mrs. Spencer has been. thrown iron . D carriage, breaking her collar 1bo6ao atls Itsi two ribs. .aafupai7ad bga $4sibloa .ziigs