Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-18
STATE ITEMS

A"lo OolleSe gets another haul-this time rom queer old Mrs. Pease, of Enfield.
 Emigrants are leaving Meriden for Del aware. Pile driving for the Middletown bridge has commenced.
 Over 15O vessels took refuge in New Haven harbor from Mondays storm.
 A new picture of Church's is to be on exhibition at the Yale art school.
 Four Norwich churches are t,,,,.i.u... .., settled pastors.
 Baltic has an evening school in sncces, ful operation.
 l541 vessels have arrived at New Lon don in six months
 A Waterbury boy was fined last week for disturbance of Methodist meeting.
 Chicken thieves have been cleaning ont East Wallingford. ... .-.... New London has thirteen year old drunkard' st1 1a.ba New London is to have an evening school for girls.
 DuChaillu lectures at Bridgeport on the 18th,
 . There was Temperance Mass Nicotine. In Meriden, last week.
 Miss Maria Brainard gave a grand con cert in Ansonia, Friday.
 A child was burned to death at Ciroton last week..
 A S25O burglary in Danbury last We'd nesday night.
 Dr. Colt, formerly of Bridgeport. died in Southport, last week.
 Woodbury is to have $2OO horse trot on Thanksgiving day.
 The Portland bank was attempted by burglars, last week.
 East Windsor has Farmers club that meets once fortnight.
 Ripe strawberries (second growth were picked in Wallingford, last Wednesday,
 The practice of throwing stones at pass ing trains in New Haven still continues.
 The books of the Bronson library at Waterbury are arriving.
 A burglar Was badly bitten by a dog in Meriden, one night, last week. { A laborer on the Air Line road was kill ed at Middlefeld. Wednesday. " Somebody in Scotland claims 27 lb. turnip. ,., It is reported that the NY. N.HR.R.. have bought the Shore Line Railroad.
 The ,25.ll- Reg't had their reunion at Hartford, on Thursday.
 A large fire occurred in Norwich, satur, day ; ,NAC A--E
 A Hartford boy has been caught throw ing stones at passing railroad train. ' A stylish colored lad,cheated Bridge port store keeper out of $1OO rather neatly } few days since. .s,.
 The Methodists and 6ongregationalists of Collinsyille unite in Thanksgiving ser V1ce.)4 fIIA@L oIHIi. [ Another Congregational minister resid- ing in Bridgeport has gone over to Episco- pacy. .------
 Shippers of milk by the Naugatuck RR. are now receiving five and a half cents per l4tM 4uMaf'.I .I9pk'b bge u4}sE
 Hartford has heard and enjoyed Wendell Phillips, Carlotti Patti, and Edwin Booth, during l arll E, the past week. fl A brakeman on the New York and New Haven R. R., had an ankle atdfoo crush ed Thursday: !J boliaa,s tlIo4s7a3. "A Stamford baggage master found $lOO pin, Thursday, and returned it to the own sr, who omade him 8 present of $50.
 A Norwich saloon keeper shot at his wife three times, Thursday evening. Neither bullet hit and he is in the lock np A brakeman was crushed to death in South 5 Ut Winadham, on Wednesday of last 'seeiA.9Gsasn aJiU hiyA 5nr .lGa.., A young woman was burned to deatA in droton, Thursday evening. She was fire with kerosene oil.
 A married woman was grossly abused by 9 party of roughs in Sufield, last week. Two are under arrest. szjaisEo8 "A Danieisohville lady was run over and by a train at Worcester. Mass., on Friday last. | i1uo0 sdt fo t4aw President Woolsey enforces the payment 1f U. s. Bonds in gold, in his class Lec- lures on Political 'Eeohomy, gsThereT has been panic in Boston Hart lord and Erie Railroad stock. It fell at irst from17 to 10,b but afterwards recovered to l3
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 Yale College consumes 2,300 bushels of charcoal annually "A poor fellow was kicked by his cattle, 'un over by his cart, and mortally wounded A esnt0n sft sentrel slast llasst veeAY ,c Another poor fellow has been blown up ind nearly killed by a blast t0Shh' the Boston and Erie road near 1Newtown.
 Tenement house, barn and sheds burn ,d II ina Danbury, Thursday. Loss about Waterbury gentleman had his skull factuaed by a. Dantnry barskeeper, Thurs lay: Might have kept ont of the bar-keep- # s B way way 1''1' ' 2 fsa" aHooa owr .hIO9 .O1AAAH1YXN A man committed suicide in Wilhmantic. ast week. j. His chief excuse. Was that his Yliie ls;afnes the Mrs MlrfssgE gEspoch Arden on him, ometime since. VI D0tif tifnlyinf
 .1oel 8d A woman of inventive genius startled Bridgeport on w ednesda by shouting fmurdgrp from gsugatneA, ,cas'just start k A. N ~I