Litchfield enquirer., 1871-11-30
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 V The Bridgeport library contains 5000 yolumes
 A newtown hall has been built in Staf- ford Springs.
 -~-Duke Alexis.wonat.yisit FIartford-ti too short.
 A large mill is being erected at North Grosvenordale. ' VI
 Norwalk has twenty new and elegant .resideneesa abailding. A large news dock, costing $s0.OOO, is being built iA sNbrwalk 7fsA v
 Large numbers of Gatlin guns in Hart ford for Russia. Ea455
 A colofed wedding in high life took place at Bridgeport, last week.
 West Woodstock Is having series of amateur dra iie ant aadt Q i-4 2 Professor Barker, of Yale, is about to start on 2 scientiflc lecture t0ur. Es 4g4 McGrath, 50 murderonsiy handled in Hartford, will after all recover. @ 1
 Theeimmense mill at Taftyille was start l ed for the first time, Saturday, the 18th. ,.t. A man was killed in New Haven, lSatrr day night, by 2 sailor. ,s ls sss,4sYag .as,.
 There are over twenty Hartford students in Yale College.
 ? Pickpockets are numerous on. N, Y. X Boston railroad trains. & The steamer Schuyler has been with drawn from the Bridgeport X N. Y. route. A man was run oyer on the railroad track in Bridgeport, Friday night. r.,
 A man was>fatally injured in Hartford, last week, by being, caught, in machinery. The Fowler Nail company Of Seymour are running their works night and day. INorwicA bdasts ofla stylish female who appears on the streets smoking clay pipe. .s- t Mrs! s. H. Payne will take 'possession of the Scoville House, Waterbury, De- tcember 1st ,2SF| .tSid .i I 7. .,'.
 Four thousand quarts of milk are ship ped over the Danbnry and Norwalk rail- road daily. ro. ,s. / Half of the proposed increase of 3I. 500, ,O00 to the capital stock of the Etna Ins. Go. has already been subscribed. r 9.Ihe front wall of the new Episcopal Frfsfav hfaIife ' li' s' -
 A gang of four young burglars, from II to IA years old, have been sent to the Re- form School for two years, from Norwich. Thieves are leaving New York for more promising localities. The Courant advis- es Hartford to be on the watch. gs
 AtLabor Reform convention meets in Bridgeport, on the 11th of Jan. next, to f,ominatsa ssase ficketz g lfskJ
 The Hartford musical critics pronounce Waehtsf y hasnifscen but his perform CTS very poor.
 eide Tn Birmingham, last week; cause, i11- sanity. ,.........,, o1 The latest information raises the num- Der of persons drowned in the ''New Lons .toi .Vnl sss9 o fsS'9 tweisy oinse;ssilEy~ YHT.
 Yale has organized Departments of Po- itical Science, and English and American History. Y MT. Randolph Linsley of Meriden sends 1000 tube roses and 1000 carnation pinks per week to New York florist. Work has begun on the new building which is to be erected on Prospect street, New Haven, for the Sheffield Scientific school ta It.1t4 .ff2t Ftay
 } z Alman sentereds the store of 7 Matthew Creagh in Bethel and robbed the money drawer,i He was caught and the money FecoYered.i ia13 's4a5B} tn3I la4 tfa rtrE' L. 4gE fsTs.A sfls q r . |. { . :.
 The internal revenue collections for, the district comprising Hartford and Holland counties, for the months of October, were S$4l, 48l.2l uldsiGtU
 Some one fired pistol at Charles Steb- bins of Bethel, Monday evening, the 2Oth, the ball passing through the arm. It is mystery who did it la"Ten
 Nerwalk has rnmor to the affect that the residence of Legrand Lockwood is to be purchased for the ex-emperor of the French. ,., .flsg,
 The temperance convention for the nom- ination of State ticket meets at Hartford Oh the 9th prox.
 There was burglary in New Haven, Friday night; 2 gold watches and S3O, stolen. 9kfTIaH d3kI1 70 s-' q . f- s-
 Theodore Thomas gave concert at ! sHartford Tuesday night. His orchestra numbers sixty performers.
 Alexander, Montgomery, the Norwich hOstler who killed another hostler named Cooley, has been found guilty of murder m tie second degree. iog sgilliit s.s 2 4
 At Meriden, Friday, young German named Vetts killed his mother and then himself The murder and suicide arose apparently from disputes about the post poned marriage of the young man.
 It is rumored that Woodward, Garyey and 1ngerson are hid in the Greenwich club house, which is said, to have secret apartments adapted to just such a contin- geney. es.H -5'a ss7 if.sSl .,.@It
 Jane Smith, the Woodbridge abortion ist, was tried at New Haven. last week, for murdering Miss sSperry. The dying declaration of the deceased was declared informal and ruled out, and the prisoner acquitted. e ss,v v5 ~ -41l @4@% - Dr. Charles W. Page, of Fitchburg. Mass, has been appointed assistant. phy- sician 1n the Hartford Insane Asylum.
 A fine new school house, costing $85,-
  ford, and will hold 800 pupils
 A colored woman, once slave, sued William Drake of Hartford, for five years unpaid wages and got $413 and costs.
 All the old contractors of the Air Line railroad have formed agreements with the company go forward t
 An excursion train was run over the Connecticut Western railroad, from Hart ford to Tarifville, Wednesday. r. The freight depot on the Derby railroad at Tyler City is nearly completed, and a station will soon be opened there. . A man employed in the Rockland mill at Uncasyi1le, fell dead Saturday after noon, prcbably from heart disease. @
 At the rubber works of Austin Day, ,Sey- 1nonr two miles Of ocean cable xviro Tuh.