Litchfield enquirer., 1871-11-16
STATE ITEMS.

STATE ITEMS.
 Burglars prowl around KillingIy.
 Scarlet fever is ravaging Danbury
 Game is reported plenty in North Ston- ington.
 za~Cidersslls,at Sz per barrel in Lyme. Norwich now calls for a free evening school.
 Kellogg sings in New Britan, November 18th.
 Toys in large quantities are made in Cromwell.
 {Lebahon has not a single place where liquor is sold.
 5l An evening school has been commenced at New. London.
 The rsp0rs that Mrs. Stove intends re- moving to Boston is false
 A young girl Was burned to death in Birmingham, last week. ,t,EutsG ts.tt tsikssB9 -LsAa e4ab1 A barn was burnt in Windham, recently, fired by children's bonfire 's Cigar swindlers have been operating in New London .s1s4ehrv e5- ,lU4 et Apples are bringing four dollars and half a barrel now.1 a sliI.-iss rus Stafford Springs has just put down five rnm shops and is aSter the sixth. t-s
 A twenty pound coon was brought into New London on the 9th. John W Taylor has been town clerk of Westport for Shirty-four years e Winsted will have new telegraph of flee opened by the Franklin line. The Third regiment has voted to adopt gray uniform, trimmed with black.
 Norwich oystermen say their oysters are not so good as usual this winter. Six Governors have come from Lebanon, including Buckingham and Trnmbull. ! The sales of the Cromwell quarries this season will reach $175, 900. ai.tI I Some of the fastest yachts in the N. Y. Yacht Club will be wintered at New Lon don. 51' 1' '-., ...' ...,s.. '.l, lt-. Hon. A. Brandagee is in Washington looking after the interests of the New Lon don navy yard. ...s ..'.. .s..a. The Waterbury button factory which burned on the fourth was insured for $44, 900. .,4 -.... j...s as.I. l1lb ...1 A Stonington man owns a portion of the rocket thrown by the British into Stoning- \ ton in 1914. 5' .Hl... tdi l1 r1lsl t---1 1t IS said that the divorcing House is l carrying on his business in New York un- der an assumed name NY .l Fifteen special constables have appoint ed to execute the Sunday law in Middle ! town.
 AWallingford has a new stone quarry. which yields good quality of brown stone. <rI' ,'Eta' '3i- t'L A brakeman was knocked from the top of car and badly injured near Bristol re- centlyL J g EV 3fgE cS5 EA A New Haven Jew has been greatly scandalizing his brethren by marrying a ! Gentle. I The wife and daughter of the Franklin | lighthouse keeper caught S5 lbs of black
 tish in two hours fishing recently. Mrs Charles Warner, of New Britain. discovered a burglar in her house, and plucKlly drove hlm out. Rev!J Goodrich, of this State. it is feared, was among those who perished in the Chicago fire. ,.,,--..-... Wachtel, the great tenor, will sing in the Hartford Opera House, on the evening of the 21st.
 The Wlllimantic linen company are in daily expectation of large quantity of new machinery from England
 Putnam is the most rapidly growing town in Windham ceounty. In 1860 it had 2,5Oo inhabitants; now it has 1000.
 The Good Templars of Bridgeport lost nearly $1O0 by the concert given in the Opera House last week
 A man named Wm. Davidson, living near Bridgeport, has had three wives with ill period of four months.
 Oliver Woodhouse has been reap point ed chief clerk of the Hartford post office. He was removed before by Col Whitaker. A boy working in the knitting factory at Forestville, was caught in the machine ry and his arm nearly wrenched from the shoulder.
 Some of the East Hampton bell facto- ries have reduced the hours of labor from ten to nine on account of dull times.
 It is estimated that it will cost about twenty-eight dollars to shoe each horse belonging to New Haven for the coming year s@ - lLL-.eI Al q
 Send to R. P. Hall < Go, Nashua N. H., Proprieters of Hall's Vegetable Sicil- ian Hair Remover, for copy of their Trea- tise on the Hair. A valuable little book.