Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-11
LITCHFIELD.

The Superior court has been, engages Ithis week in the trial of criminal business
 The following cases have been disposed of
 State vs. George SmiN This is the case
 of the negro who attempted torob 2 store
 keeper in Colebrook. He pleaded guilty
 and was sentenced to years. in State Prison. . agIs. ..s.;t-,-s .s .-..1.; ''ii<-
 l iSIate vs. Nelson Hodges Theft. . Plea guilty, and sentence of years in State Reform School.r .., NH ,y'Dl'' <l -| 2-4
 1Ssate vs. Hanson Freeman and John Free. 'ma".-Verdict against both prisoners and sentence of 6 months in jail ; olHo2
 Wm. fl. Taylor ys. Noble 3. Strong, the school master case. was finally disposed of last week, by 2 verdict of six cents for the plaintiff. ,e.a, 10 5~e'~. -,4.er1 .'Jr ] A pauper case between sthe otowns oi Morris and Sharon is now on trial. iA r Prof. Simonson, of Trinity, College, who has supplied the pulpit at St. fMichael's of late, enquired last Sunday if there was no one in the congregation of that ancient parish who could start g psalm No res nonsa tLf :. 5 aoW ,yttaI ot a
 - Mir. Foote of the Howard Mission, 40 New Bowery, will address the children of the various Sabbath and Day schools, tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon, at o'clock, at the Congregational Church. He will also present the work of the mission to the friends of the enterprise, at z o'clock, Thursday evening: o9ilq97 6. ,ztc a -a
 E-- The. photographing business is par l ticularly lively jass now.Io MT. Judd keeps fully up to his long established reputation, and Mcdonald, the proprietor of the Car, gives good satisfaction Persons in attend ance on Court, should improve their nlop- portunity.n -.-, '1l'-'2it -. it2 71-' l a1-Under the pretence of attacking the Woman's Rights Convention. the Sentinel libels the Old Maid laid. in the following mas Ilignant style :--tog a 1oI ba8a l TsiuoB;3 5~s
 There were old girls at the council who bewail ed the hard fate which had excluded them from coming bright and shining lights m the profes- sions. This class are exceedingly bitter aboua their wrongs. Passing the period of their youth toiaoM being able to enter i,to such domestic ret
 tions as sooeea desire. they go into the woman rights business as a modern substitute for cats I and whist parties. ''0-1 Sla 9di1A9tAQ
 We have noticed a companion piece aol the other sex for the 's old ,girl'"'Jy It is q variety of the male human that natures early. in these days. First, their youthful
 ideal of happiness shrivels intoass such re, tions as a0onaen desire" Then, to,his con- Itempt for every. thing fsainine is com. Emonlyi added an odor of evickedness, mostly pretended-1a sort of flavor of bo- gus sin. A little later. he becomes source of amusement to the {" old, girl, :, in the intervals between "cats" and $ whist 2 a kind of hideous pet 2all the while imagin- ing himself chased and persecuted. Fi-
 nally hea subsidies Awhither speculation 1 fails to reach. Tsft9d 'ioi l goAsuoa lia ]7G @GS 7@1ST tia Ia5fx .9adsava$ Igs. krs- On Saturday night, a. Wolcottyillian,
 Carey by name, succeeded in getting two
 thrashings and free lodging at the expense 1sof the county.jt til g1a ot fsgd4 Sniuey a |.
 = Meadow Street has been widened ter feet, andis greatly improved thereby. 'no II We clip the following from the Paw tucket correspondence of the Providence I .toa'7aataoa sHG. sEd.-aoilk eliIw 3ea 'to A GERMAN SERVICE. -aA1 German Ser vice was held at Trinity Church, last even ing, the pastor, Rev s. O. Seymour, off ciating. The entire service was in German including the responses and hymns. Tn. : sermon by the pastor was also delivered ii German, and was listened to- attehtively by ], Ia largo audience composed chiefly of pu : German citizens. E vera s1aasim sstT9 l. lieg-lThe Grand Jury have found stEu bill against Bostwick,l for theo murder e ! Hicks. 19sfs5aE io .,'s Il = The Sentinel foreman is suffering fror 2 bilious aeholicaw The d0ct0rs attribute itIt < the style of :.copy he has had to set. On F of our printers has had one or two attack '- ialso, but it is constitutional with hird. sA r -Ix.A9lsc 9- sr -wG .tEa Rev. GAfB. sJudds D. D. . ofedirorcsl ins s toriety, has married SusannahE Rey10lfi it A rather unscriptual deaouement) Of th e "Susannsh and the Elder'' stnry? sa i The Mayor of New Haven is ea mode
 A ragged boy stubbed his toe. lately. an . the Mayor stopped in the street and bonn 'o it up. If the late J. Gallagher had dor Q this, we should have said what we have D
 lidea of saying now.