Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-21

We cannot recomMend the Shepaug as a good rxlErc&d to transport eggs on. The eaza1r hxreOf started up from Washington, Nsz.a.r afternoon. with basket of seven &suHz- The car rzn of the track just be- ksw Rszkor1. broke fourteen of them, and sEme wskhla EbOut an inch and a half of rsuw Sswa a kfteen foot embankment, ~AszA wSzAa probably have broken more.
 Ua UuAsa States Centennial Commis- ssza. Gsx- HHxaey president. has issued SSrezsA.r eaTE1zg ca the people for contri- hzssuzA s1a0oa 0OO are needed Little as nsezaH hzaker afser FOurths of July. there a us 4snyszx tAAs the hundredth birth skxr Sf she Ezksoa deserves due commcm- SrxsauR Mir nMxSa Clark has been convicted of G1sSAz Sez22ez He had made state mzzk sk.uzk what Gov. Jewell told him m sAMxzEsnx of lSss, which the latter denied. TAs ss<- szrsAz< O5ered to give S1 900 to any eAzr11r MT. c vOald name if he eezA zse FrUve he w2s m Europe at the smH sznczSel he latter agreed to give 6R sxm ss xzy charity Gov. J. would name he aszA ROS prove thatfact. The Gzs<E2E F<oazue1 evidence which was so sanrA<z1v~ tAzE Nr Clark acknowledged his uiaszA<- ThSs Is Aos the first time, this yNz. tAaA gEzEse@znis memory has failed AsR- Ths SkAer mistake did not cost him . tAs@z1@3 3SsExrS. hard cash, however.
 We aR~ glad tD see that the State Con- xzSxmkssn.l COzferemce held at Meriden, krzE week has taken more advanced xusum1s than has hitherto been reached hx tA=z &<@SzlaAtSO0 m regard to the PsszisSsa ef wU@xn- The fact that the 64zaa1e za~@h<z<Alp of that church was &zzk1s thzk Of the male was commented sa ky the Rev. Nr Eastman of Plants vz~A Tke Rex. MT. Cheesebury, of Yer usa. rexrsktsd that woman was not repre- seMA~4 ln this ccafsCeace, and considered t&& @zzSzh1y ss but partial representa- sssa St the SAareAes- He considered it as 3pMzt SG wO@aais work owed to the Church ts ~sG as a &e1egate at religious conven- saz@s s21 conferences. Rev. Mir. Dun 1z&x. of SSztA NOrwAlk, remarked that al- rs@1y hAay kad been delegate to the N%~ Y&k conference and hoped ere long tAe s4me cSa1 be said of Connecticut
 TAe nezbexs of the Conference then ezara unoa MrS. Isabella Beecher Hook zwAs srcOCaiagsy made a brief address, szkSnx tke Eromnd that man should not be kA.s ~sAe Snkszpretsr Os scripture.
 We are ga.a so see the Congregational ssk SAzzEy 0a tAs right road In the mat ur sf ss1Szy they were slow to begin, but vsrAs1 E=sst poxerfaIly and consistently wAe<tAsSr Pars w&s finally taken. We hsPe tA1s tAesr record will be as creditabl. a rexsr3s xo1zais emancipation.
 If sAe kozRow1ag statement from Fishkil s@a 6S Esassa upoa. people south of ui sAnzAa Fz2x serveatay for the snceess O E<se and tAe downfan of Vanderbilt
 Rm@s-s pueva1 extensively of an ap rzsaeASnx contest between Commodor, NmzAsxSsA and Ere &s to which shall con ezaa EAe Bexsoa. Hartford &Erie railroad Ina caEpsEaksoa needs 1t as a connecting Ezk so &sxsoa. sad tt IS sad VandeFbl sz &e3Hraad b defeat the scheme & E 1 Gz<2Sw. coalsel for the Erie road @sE@ tA2s tAe Ere company now hold. seszx $2. ca Aoo3 w0xEA of Boston, Hartforj & Ense hsmaz. and Commodore Wander S S SsA e99 0f the securities; that Erie ~ Nmnmmas&sAx n aaRwa,MS~snv sssasssx~nl r,f khs BszAsA. Ezxx<oc3 $ Enc railroad, but sAmk & as mol wSllzag to purchase any mort sk eAe es@As s9 ezEeck sAis ohlect He sAzsnn sA4E . large Quznslty of the bonds 2ne wyw sz aAe hzzas of friends of Erie and Gza be mssa zAoaai they be needed. &8za zzksa l1se whose hands the $SO0.- @&e a9 AamEs wASeA were sald last weel nnman6 ME. Bz<asw neplzsa that he did mn& &mwm. @z< 3Aak tAey wsre bought bs eaa 3nnRM He also sad that Erie snunaa AsA k@e cunnecESng links of ths n.mAsn. HszAfzr1 < Erse If the road cams sstm m Anmas mex4 year, and would use i