Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-27
sibles but we believe is recovering from his

lsible, but we believe is recovering from his. injuries. HI
 -z A number of people of musical taste and ability Tn Sharon, are to. join q choir From Salisbury, and go ou to take part in Ethe Monster Musical Festival, to be held Ein Boston in June ~ s
 = X gray eagle was shot on Tuesday last, by MT. Pardec Lockwood. of Sharon, on the mountains north of that village. It measured seven feet and ten inches across the wings. -Ameni0 Times.
 From the Sentinel:
 ! CORNWALL BRIDGE. On Tuesday evening Cast week. the Housatonic depot was bro- ken open and robbed of four pistols---two of them $ old fashioned brass mounted and of such, &c. ;; also of a goto meeting coat belonging to Mir. Dean. station agent" <'a-s' MORRIS, MT. Darwin Randell, has rent ed the fine mansion owned by Mr. Wm. H. Larrance, and will proceed to set mp for himself the lst of June next l %@
 THoaIAsToN. There is great demand for carpenters and masons to erect new buildings. A large hotel is building near 1 ys.opposlte Gates fancy goods store. The 1 supply of stores and dwelling houses is not i equal to the demand for them. 2-.' ''t l From the Winsted Hera1d: =s..- : NoRFo1K. Rev J. F. Gaylord has closed bis ministerial labors at Woodbury, and is lnow sojourning in this place. 1 NEW HARTFORD Miss Clara Louisa Kel- i0gg, the celebrated American Prirna Don- na, IS expected to revisit her home in this place before sailing for Europe in June A Band ofl Hope has been organized at th's place, consisting of 26 members. -- TERRYvIL1E. The friends of Dorrance Atwater have received letters from him an- nounclng his safe arrival at Seycheile Is- lands, .r. .f Han .... .,... l. .'l 1 R1yEkroN. H. c. Brown who suc- ceets Mr. Gabrielle, Is to keep temper anco hotel. ........ 4.....rt NEw MILF RD.-B ,siuoss of all kinds is rather quiet, aud many predict hard times ] ,-Bostwick's Button Factory has shat down on accouat of hard times. ' r-
 - Robert Erwin, Jr., has commenced his official capacity as Postm4ster, anl likes the business. ..... la MT. Sherman Hill, while on his way : valuable tiorse drop down dead i -Dr Whiting has s1!l his intare,s in the store of AlIeA & Whiting, to Mr. Star ges, brother-iu-la of Wm. Alen a.,..
 A. B. Mygatt gives notic. that he vii build another dwelling hol,se in South Main Street. near Dr: Whiting's place, aud hwilEcommence operations inmediats!y - FDanbury Times.
 i--Mr. Love!and sold his residence to A. kB. Mygatt and the same has been rented fto5Mrs. J. J. Conklin. Charles Randall
 bought building lot of A. E. Mygat5 and sold it to MT. ShoVeIing. Mr. Snovellng
 bought building lot adjoining r. Board,
 mans store of A. B. MygAtt for tue pur
 pose of erecting tobacco warehouse. Dr. Whiting offers to sell the residence formar- 5i ly owned by Geo. Lockwood, nov owned and occupied by h!m @ i. Tae spIende | resileuce'uf tls iAte J ". T1rner of N,Y
 York las beea of red for .le '.'-
 - Lsmper-ecls arg beiag caught here by
 the cArtloAd, one petson hooked one hun dred and twentys!x in ole night.
 7Shad are again in the market at II cents per pound. r .~..... lsgo-Joha J. Conkl!n's place has been sold Ito oiBenl. F. Bostwlck for Il good price. City boarders are arriving by every train filing hotels aud farm houses as usual. Waramaug takes a good share of the city boarders IS it Is 3 delightful place, and Mir. Hopdins,a Mr. .Baeman and Mrs.
 Brown have good things for them. .-Bridge- port Standard.
 Three young men of Winsted-Henry G. Sage, George Hazard, and q son of Gen. Griswold-left that town recently, with the intention of enlisting in the Ga ban insurgent army.
 On Monday last, little son oi George N. Gibbs, of Winsted, about fonr years old, was drowned in Mad River
 The Seth, Thomas clock company, at Thomaston, made Il, ,00J clocks last month.
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