Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-22

THREE young thieves were caught in Wa terbury, last'week.
 A BOOK 1rHrEF infesting New Haven of late, has been caught.
 A YOUNG man was killed at w Woodbridge, oy being thrown from buggy.
 MIR. Wells, ex-commissioner of the in. ternal revenue, is at New London.
 HE towns of New London County sx- pended S66O.O 900 for war purposes.
 DURING the storm of the l1th. several trees were blown down in New Britain.
 THERE was Q serious Kerosene lamp ex- plosion in New Britain, lately: WArERBURY boasts of oats Ave and a half feet highvzzz-s-az -az==--1=-ss--=a--a1-s4-s-4.
 THE Meriden and Cheshire railroad is to be put through within yeaf!A 2A a BURGLAR was caught in New Haven, last week
 THE Danbury shrt-factory turns out 75 dozen per day. Jss1 4lbLIDa ss5.s
 26 students graduate from the. Yale Sci entihc School, this week.
 1000 laborers are to Ibelat work on the Air Line Railroad. this week, k,s.;Js | FRIDAY, the thermometer stood at 97e l at Norwich. Two cases of sun stroke g! I DEAD dogs are they ,a5twlio. appear in Bridgeport without muzzles,l1 in go these days. rs.Is 4 rol bggi,3gs 2 saoij qiIssdrs 5T A YOUNG girl was seriously if not fatally burned in New London, lately from play ing with matches. .2itesf9lf 1soH dsEd A RATTLEsNAKE with nine rattles, was caught in door-yard in Southingt gton, last week. .-s,il--, .r4 i'-.''''.,'j ti,J s-S ,- | THE Wooster House, Danbury, has been greatly enlarged. lately, and is now in eve ry respect, first class hotel. s ,naOHn.
 THE telegraph instrument at 3 Stafford Springs, CTolland. .Co!p was destroyed by lightning, Sunday. S,'t- 'a:tsa1Ii 'E -s.
 THE Putnam and ,Wilimantic section of the Boston and Eric Railroad @ilt be open ed, this year 5-[ 1aa. 1?9og 10 sba4 la J Two cases of desertion by wives. on 0 1 followed by suicide of the zRfsBafid are noted in New Haven, last week, ,sasSo s,Sa A MAN in Westport, picked aud, sold $l ,60O worth of berries from single acre, this season. ,,,., ..
 l A MILK train has been put on the New York and New Haven railroad, running ir connection with milk trains on the Manga tuck and Housatonic roads fgyy
 THE Windsor Hotel buildings took fire, on Sunday, and about $50, ,000 worth of property was destroyed before the fire could be extinguished.
 ,l VIEWED as means of studying all pha. ses of animal and vegetable life.. Bridge port water IS said to be q success; asa bev- craze it is otherwise. ,a',I,
 A YOUNG man was found dead by the side of the road in Weston, on the 18th.
 He is supposed to have dropped down in a fit. .IDn }lU .i .H5h Il THE Adysntists are to have \ camp meet ing i'll Windham. next month. Another . glorious opportunity for the frogs, for which that locality is noted. ht.A THE Yale students, who drew the best
 college rooms recently made 1000 by
 selling out I1 ELIIIIW
 -Ur Fl z11SpecImeus or KerOscng futefy ex-
 amined by the New Haven fire marshal, , only Jfoe were found Co be up to the legal standard i' rt "iaG 'iin~.' -. tslprUIa4 A YOUNG lady who was trying to keep her male frierd cool, at recent picnic in
 Danbury, desisted from her endeavor when
 asked'if she was trying to fan flame.
 TIE New Haven Palladium says:-" It is
 understood that the Rev J. Halsted Car.
 roll, late pastor of the South Church, is the principal financial packer of the De- mocratic paper to be issued in few days, which his friend and enlogist, R. W. : Wright. is to edit. J D r . n '