Litchfield enquirer., 1872-04-04
coUNTY ITEMS.

7 CORNWALL BRIDGE has lost it's temper and colored shoemaker-au about 8 house and lot lately occupied by Mir. Barnes-according to the Sentinel.
 Doc TowN has new liquor shop, not an imposing edifce from the Sentinel point of view:
 SOUTH CANAAN CENTRE has case of varialoid.
 A CAMPvILLE (on the Naugatuck?) cor respondent of the Sentinel considers the New Hampshire election Democratic sRccess! e. ,5z-.= ezr3e-., W1NcHKsrER has lost it's Japs, tempo rarily. The March of 1872 was too much for them. -.. -. ...-- . .. -.--. .. s.....
 KENT reports to the Banner & Banouet that Deacon Ashbel Fuller has gone to Sa- yannah, Georgia, for his health, which has been very poor for some time He was accompanied by his brother Jeremiah. and enjoyed very pleasant voyage, only Jerry was 6 little sea-sick on the way. We hear that the Deacon's health is inn proving under the influence of the South ern sky. a.-r a=t s,ll s-..-- s..s-
 IN PLEASANT VALLEY. last week, Mr. Rue! O. White, while engaged in cutting hay in an upper loft in his barn on Mon day last, fell through scuttle distance of twenty feet, striking the back of his head upon beam. He was taken up un- conscious and serious internal injuries are feared.--Heratd.
 At TERRyvnLE, George Dunn has sold his summer residence on Town Hill to Christian Schwabie.-Rev. Lewis Gum, who has supplied the pulpit of Forestville, through the winter, has received a cali from the methodist society of of Burling- ton, and will remove thither CD. VI next month.-Herald.
 In SOUTH CANAAN, the Wickham proper, ty has been sold to Harvey Holcomb for $250O. Mir. H. by dividing it, and selling 1t to two parties made $20O out of the spculation.-HeraLd. 4 .l-.- t.
 SALsBURIANs mature late. One of them. says the News, was made an elector last week, at tho age of ni,eety-two.-D. J. Warner, Esq, IS to raise and improve his dwelling house, the coming season.
 The NORTH CANAAN Democracy had the largest caucus ever held in that place, last week, for choice of a candidate for representative. Serenty-sir ballots were cast of which Gan 1 ''"
 voLcoTrvILLE rents are high and more tenements are wanted. The Hardware Co.,. expect to build on and largely in- crease their capacity for furnishing skates, &c.; this is an item that the Shepaug rail- road should not overlook ill connection with their extension; our manufacturers can give you heavy freight business, taiIsI Gun t-n..nli,,, community, especially the mercantile branch, numefoae- ts.ssen- gers.-IadeG.
 NORFOLK Is more lonesome than ever, since the completion of the Conn. Vest ern, if the correspondent of the News is to be trusted. He says: Business in Norfolk is exceedingly dull, no one doing more than enough to pay running expen- ses, and the mills are all stopped for want of water. Indeed the prospect for the future looks exceedingly bad for Norfolk. The railroad thus far instead of bringing business into town carries 1t all out, and the buyers with 1t, in fact the railroad is the only concern hereabouts that seems to be doing anything at all. ...
 THoGAsToN reports to the Index that orders for clocks were never greater than now, and the factories in consequence, present 8 busy scene throughout. The company turn out some ten thousand Q month on an average, embracing large variety of styles, and ranging from four dollars to forty and fifty, in price.-The Plume & Atwood brass mill is also in full blast, running off daily large quantities of sheet metal and wire embracing brass of all grades, copper, and German Silver. The company are about enlarging their wire department by the addition of anoth- CT bench with 8 full set of blocks. There is throughout the village, an appearance of general thrift, and about many of the residences, sn air of elegance and substan- tial prosperity. The most noticeable pub lie building is the new Episcopal church which is pleasantly located on one of the principal streets and presents very at tractive appearance, both outside and in. WEST CORNWALL reports corn doctor corned on corn whiskey to the Conn. Western News. -s@-z c} #@z2r ;. A widow woman named Bunce, of Ga naan Valley, who is said to be in good peeuniary circumstances, has reused con- siderable indignation among her neigh bors by giving her three boys to the Shak- CTS, when they didn't want to go.