Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
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sL sOu OatufOay 'iaSb, second town meet ing was holden to again consider the s1b- ,ject of license in the town of Winchester. After considerable discussion of the ques- tion, the vote taken in Sept. last, not to
 license, was reconsidered, and the Select
 men were instructed to recommend such suitable person as they thought proper to have a license to sell. by vote of s31 to
 19. A trial of about two months proved
 to the satisfaction of all that ssNo icense''
 amounts to free rum, and some of our
 best citizens thought it advisable to try
 the change. 1.t t.,.....f.., .es ts.--..'-.
 Many of the Democrats of Winches-
 ter have already declared their. intention
 to remain away from the polls at the com.
 ing election. They evidently do not want
 to be counted in for the journey of the
 distinguished Horace up ''Salt River ,s.I ..
 IT. Some of our farmers have not yet cut all their first crop of grass. If they wait
 few days longer perhaps they will find | it more convenient to sled it than to use sbaels lfs4gal }:sflae ! Ibod |. iI3s 8iiF ,.s s4i-On Monday last, Judge Hitchcock of
 this place held the first session of the District Court at Falls Village. The first. term to be holden here will be in January.
 next A lively canvass is now going on
 to see which section of the borough shall
 have the court room. It, may yet equal
 an old pestofice quarrel between the two isectionsstaos lo sRnsa si1 szh ftf' iIs@ssa ? 14 ssxsgt -.agsE e,i TO Lssas!gF .d9idg E-af-Dr. E. B. Steele of this place was sent
 for in great haste on Thursday of last week to attend on Mr. aSilas Ives of Cole brook River who had been caught in the
 machinery of his saw mill. .ii The wounds about the head and limbs of the injured
 man were of so serious a character that. he died just before the doctor arrived. ixsi Passengers through from the. Vest over the line of Conn. Western, on Sun,
 day night. report passing through 2 anew gsquall on Norfolk hils. |; lliw bIodsd kaz! ia 4Ak3-----1-L oz-4 zLt ao 8ao 3sif4 93 |aai a&t E@s Goshen. 5ao ssl: !. ,.taa- |yzg 24FsY hleu Tsll--sTGttt ,dt uo 14d--Ia aa Our farmers continae to send their milk to the Housatonic, and Nangatuck Rail- roads, and not long since some commenc-a ed taking its to, the Shepaug Road, and now large load is taken every day to the,
 Conn Western at the Span1ding Snmnnit n Norfolk. where they have built milk
 house close by the railroad. This is the place where the extended 'Shepaug rosdl should strike the Conn. Western, and is much the highest point ip the State where there is . R. R .aEi >ts2asis .saa45 tlI We have only two Justices in Goshen, each making his writs returnable to the
 other. One of these owned a house,
 and not long since 8 young man threw
 stones at it and broke two panes of glass.
 The owner wishing to teach the boy how
 to behave in future, and desiring to recov- CT proper damages, drew . writ summons ing the father and boy before the other
 justice, signing the writ himself, appa+
 rently for the purpose of trying what can
 be done in such case At the trial Mr. { Andrews claimed that the signing was il-
 legal, as the plaintiff was onlya private individual, so far as that case was con cerned; but Mir. Welch claimed that it
 was all right. IHwas noticeable that nei- Hther of them brought forward any author
 ities, for the best reason in the world,
 there were no such cases in the books; and
 we rejoice that there was a prospect that