Litchfield enquirer., 1869-11-04
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STATE ITEnGs
 Two children were 'diEEodwhsdin diEd Farming 1 Ii t0n river, 1ast snnday. ss ail ',y':.sT X - diHc9Asgang ofibufglars isinfesting New Ha- veu.c3I .u Al ,Tado1o0 10 ysb sf18 Isssfevset | o96ns ,psa ,nS,a F saat.s2.s agsz. .,. -nimbIne nonn; Vava.fy < .AssOclasle 'ea1 sass3 eRhs dailaa ae!as ashs a. bie Harkf0rd doneF iday.otimiI Sbl lfs bs~6lfe as s%ss Al bs,sa5i9s worth fjewelry ''1' .s" took in T sle night sai.ss ssd5ang 5an ntggssitixsa ssit Vas death in al sss off Iea at CeaoilliInsslile lInHnli last week. .3Fa7as tggf br,
 Rev. Dr. Murdock has been installed pastor of the 3d Cong. Church at New Ha- .blaEen. IT te n5ffoilastadosF 10 54s.,3SE bisiidThe seuaissnnual meeting of the State Dental association met at New London, gllaas week sex .a d5rs6s1I b aoil5.n a0 3li ,nss13 3Hartfordis enthusiastic over the music s1 ;, of the Thomaa Orchestra there last week ibes9 Through Esths Coswans, Mir. Elihu Yale, smi lives the compulsory prayer system R h1faGticed at our colleges aseEere w scoring ni bslAgd1mtford. .siast week, a negro named -eTs Pape1 1tabbeda a police officer who was try 10 ihg It6 arrest hinRis of'daq edf do io sgi b5ss5555 ali 5Tsdw e9aIq sht tegTGsn gaIys# :,
 The Hartford Horse Show, last week,
 went off with great .eclat. The < trot" IS 2 2 .o9kfeat hatiSAaf ihstitution. A .sa ,Trlie eafthquake of Friday morning Last, -sA was noticed in Hartford, but was not con JGi1sidefed q success 511fI 75ssoz1 ,4lz sS- If -1er 10 The Housatonic Railroad Go. object to tLtIoth mode in which the Boston & Erie cross 10 Fl fheir track hear Brookfsld; and have ob- i ltained . temporary injunction. tafsa bias
 s "A "A drunken nis printer jumped of bridge
 in Norwich 50 feet into the water. He .eswas pulled out andis alive and well. A s' printer is not easily drowned. ady 1i h ho, @n On FridaY, a man in Hartford, after iet- .'a ting gas escape in his room for some time, ~. lighted so omatch.as He was immediately
 blown into the street, luckily escaping: with
 his life) ,z1oHIh) fl 1f-1@27 j ..gnA Hartford woman lately deserted her
 husband for another man and then desert ed the other man. The two aggrieved males shreatep legal redress. JaTaINa "a.
 Ayoune girl named Pendergast, living ts in Middletown, stucka nail in her foot on . Sunday week, and died on Friday night, i5 from lock-jaw 4% -e. aot.or.l. isle+ 7o 7i4 MiddIetown votes to-day Wednesday, on ..1s loaning $47, ,000 more ito the Air Line rail- .lg road, which is necessary to secure New 4i'i"Hayeh II s subscriptions of $500. 900. aI Has The New York and New Haven and the
 Housatonic and Naugatuck railroad com
 panies have purchased wharf property at
 Bridgeport, and intend to erect there 8
 large freight depot i4
 The railroad culvert of Falls Village, { which was wsshed away in the freshet of
 June lastJ is being rebuilt more sustantial-
 to $6,0O0. ih '1 H'|-' ''' '1'' .Ti9iThs yo6ng lady who died in New Ha- ven, recently. from eating arsenic to i'm
 prove her complexion, insists that she is
 not dead that the arsenic she ate was
 nothing but candy, and as for her com
 plexfon, that is already the subject of
 praise by numerous BenedictsP indissolu-
 lubly attached to fading wives and needs
 no arsenic to improve it.
 A novel, expeditions, and cheap way of ~ g settling a law suit was shown in New Mil
 ford, last Friday F. s. Richmond verbal Hily contracted with MT. Myers to sell him
 his stock of tobacco at a ceEtain nries but afssrwar1 soia F 70 anotner party at an ad- NJutauc1s. 1@uJ S&o baOu8As 6uASs S6VcIdl WlG. illnesses were summoned, and every prepar-
 ation made for an examination before Is 1T, justice: but when the case was called, the
 parties did not respond. A search was s made, and they were found at a game of 'oi euchfey having mutually agreed to rest the int decision of the case on the result of the veil game. The defendant won, the, indictment
 was "quashed," and the lawyers were .il" euchered" out of their fees. .z5ssszz11
 .,. The WindamI County National Bank was vi entered by burglars, on Tuesday night, an
 entrance being effected through one of the
 windows. 2, The jambs of the vault on i9vtdch the doors were hung. (were forced
 apart by means of jack-screws, and an ap-
 parently unsuccessful attempt made to
 open the safe. This is now locked and
 cannot be)opened, and it is therefore inn
 possible to say whether the bank has sus-
 tained any loss. The maker of the safe
 has been telegraphed to to open it. A tin
 box belonging to William H. Putnam, con
 taining about $1O, 900 in securities was in
 the outside vault, just back of some books, and was undisturbed. The burglars left sbshtd them several wedges, jack screws,
 &c, which they had used in their opera
 tions. The directors of the bank offer a reward of $1,O00 for the detection of the