Litchfield enquirer., 1872-05-23
NEW HAVEN.

stained" and tired out. Natures sweet restorer has put me all right and ''good as new" -..
 NEW HAVEN
 On my way to Providence I stopped a day in ''Elm City, to call upon some bus mess men and look about town little. I was surprised to find the grass looking so green and the foliage so far in advance of New Preston and Litchfeld county in general. The New Haven Green looks particularly we'll for this season of the year, and considering the backward sea- son. The streets present gay and live ly appearance. The fair ones are out ''do- ing" the spring shopping, and observed that ''Dolly Warden" had made the &C., quaintance of nearly if not all of them; with some she was very intimate. A friend of mine Ca M. D. says it is an epidemic "Good enough"
 saw in New Haven extensive additions being made to some of the public build ings. The City Hall is being enlarged by an extensive wing being added to the building proper, and when completed it will be one of the finest buildings in the State, and an honor ts "Elm City," A very large granite building is going up on ''Maley's" old place, opposite the "old Green" It is to be used by some Insur- ance companies and offices, &c., Sc. I learned while there, from some influential parties, that they were to commence the new depot this summer, Your readers, DO doubt, are familiar with the ''ways that are dark" in that old dungeon of depot now in use by the New Haven company 8 regular rendezvous for pickpockets and ''sich." The new Hall or Dormitorium connected with Yale College is great ad- dition in point of beauty to Yale College commons. The Chapel connected with the Theological School of Yale is a for eign looking affair, but quite unique. The students of the senior class are "cram- ming" for commencement which takes place in few weeks.
 The new street Centre St. which has been cut through from Church to Orange, near the Post-of6ce, is a great convenience. New blocks of stores after the Boston style of architecture, are being built the entire length of it. The new High School building on Central Avenue(?) is an edi- flee of artistic workmanship.
 NEW LONDON.
 Left New Haven on the 1O:55 train; thought would stop over one train and look about the ancient town, New Lon- don.
 The Fort there is having little atten- ton shown it by ''Uncle Sam," who al- ways has an eye to business. find Dolly has less friends here than at New Haven. There is no College in New London: that of course has a little to do with it. They talk of having new depot at this place. They need one sadly, for there are so many small buildings in the ''labyrinthine style of architecture, that lost my way once or twice, but by following my nose and the crowd I was before knew it upon the steamer, and half way across the Fer ry
 PROVIDENCE.
 After two hours ride landed safe and sound in this charming little city-Provi- dence. In my first stroll about town I met two gentlemen from Litchfeld doing Providence. The places of amusements are all in full blast. .Ours" at the Opera House, Rosa D'Erina at Harrington's, and three circus companies <are to play to- night.
 Sixty persons were arrested here on Saturday night for being into4icatedO The Press says twenty eight of them were drunk.
 There is chap here from New Jersey, U. s. Olecturing thusly: "What I know 9 T