Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-15
STATE ITEMS

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 Hartford has the small pox. Norwalk harbor is to be dredged. Gov, Jewell has approved the license ''''+,,' -''"- T E.... ,yy.ess...r. ft4t aaa
 Prof. Tyndall is to lecture in New Ha- ven. @s :+ a
 A Westport woman has 46 years old cheese.
 , Ney Canaan is to have an elegant new
 The water ingstreamss around Norwich IS very low. ~ zN"'' $'.zs,.@7 $ 7.%ss. @
 Hartford has Turkish bathing estab- nsnment. szeaaa t-s.E -ass -alssJ 1sa . g New Haven negro voters have formed a Grant Club. 5s7 s.sh ,@as sa@s Gen. Hawley expected to sail for home on the 7th inst ! 8s
 The Stamford water company has been very successful s v
 The Connecticut Peace Society meets in Mystic, Aug. 16.r :. .sse..g ..-.
 Tine Hartford Horse Guard go to Stony Creek nthe 22d. ais. .S.,''f.'
 Bridgeport is to have new German weekly newspaper. 6ae New Bfitains consumes five hundred kegs of lager a week. ''a
 Norwich has a new fire alarm bell weigh ing :, 700 pounds. iEsf4 2.
 They had genuine case of cholera in Norwalk last week. Es
 Sharon has sensation in haunted house with genuine ghost. ,~ai'G
 The New Haven police force is to be in- creased to eightyfVe '-..@
 Two New Haven psliticians have bet $20, 900 on the election
 - Dr. J. e. Holland and family are in Washington, Litchfeld county.
 A staging in Hartford fell, Thursday and three men on it were badly injured.
 Peleg Clark, of Stonington, wants $1OO for being bitten by neighbours dog. ss
 Two Bridgeport firms are about to treat the poor of that city to free picnic
 Hartford has given the old State House site for the new Government buildings.
 The Hartford people are going to have a free bathing house, costing about &, 300.
 There are only six Greeley republicans in Montville, and they have been demo- crats. E.. ..s~ -s.-- D. E. Russell, of Haddam Neck, lost a $10O ring while bathing in the Connecti- cut Monday. ssvz z a as-
 Miss Maria Brainard, the well known vocalist, is visiting at her old home in An sonia 4 sa --ffs< %1r-)z
 Hartford has about twice as many street lamps and half as many burglaries as New Haven. 4. &-'
 A heavy thunder shower badly damag- ed the tobacco crop in Windsor Locks, Wednesday. -t< zza-rz -.-s
 A fond Meriden ''parient'' has appren- ticed son five years old to the State Re- form School --
 ] A house was burned in Meriden, last week, and an old man named Norton was burned in it. s. ... Two vessels sailed from New London, Wednesday, on sealing expedition to Shetland islands. --,.
 The Colt company has an order for eighty thousand Chassepot rifles for the Prussian government ~ The river is higher at Hartford and | Springfield than it has been for many years at this season m vR a @z
 D. s. Ruddoek, Esq, of the New Lon don Star, has gone to California to be ab- sent month.
 Andrew Fl. No9hrop, the newly appoin- ted railroad commissioner, is postmaster | at Brookfeld. 2 1 The New Haven and Northamton Rail road Company has declared dividend of 8 per share,
 Norwich tried to get up Greeley rat l ifcation meeting, and after hard days work got eighteen names. @z The New Haven clock factory, said to be the largest in the world, has inst re- ceived extensive additions: <a.zS
 George Greenman, of Mystic, has given SIC, 1000 for new Seventh Day Baptist church in sthatvillaga .., It will cost $16, ,OOO to fill up State street, Hartford, to bring it up to grade with the Valley railroad extension. 1a Brookfeld wants material for Greeley club; a president and 9 secretary have been secured but here the available stock ceases
 Maria Hill, of Huntsville, was killed in Hartford, b Wednesday, while walking on the track of the Waterbury railroad Ea Seventeen men are said to have desert ed from the Constellation since she an- chored in New London harbor.
 Some of the members of the '1rish band" are Germans and French, and some of them come from Birmingham, Conn.
 The first light Battery in Hartford took vote fey days ago on their reunion, Greeley. .ags, 2. It is believed that only 100 of the 500 saloons in New Haven will cable to fur nish and procure licenses under the new law.
 The day nursery at Hartford is meeting with excellent sncces, sand is blowing a daily blessing to many weary and working mothers: s I13 ,
 The Conn. Western B R. directors have voted down a proposition looking to an immediate construction of the Tarihfville- Springfield branch. - .... .
 The Fifth 0onnectient reeiiansnt .S of which Senator Ferry was coIoneL had a reunion at NoKwalk, Friday. Senator Fer Y entertained them handsomely s .si
 The Pahquioque bank, of Danbtty. has received $39, I'll 27, being part of their judgment against the. Bethel National bank. Result, an extra dividend of 10 per cent.ars gsa39z4aEasa s4 Ess ssss. vas eS
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