Litchfield enquirer., 1873-09-25

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 In addition to the balance due for build ing and fitting up the new church debt of $1,825 was reported as incurred in the repairs and removal of the old church and $500 due on outstanding society orders. The land on which the old church now stands was purchased by individuals fol $1 300 and strip of land west of the new church was also bought by individuals for $325. making the total debt of the so. eiety provided it assumes these purchas- es of land s6 ,a64. .26. ai haa 2*sFl
 The committees report was accepted and the following votes were passed:
 Voted, That we deem it for the best interests of the Society that the debt of the Society be paid, and that the land purchased by individuals for the use of the Society and occupied by it as location for their old church building and in enlargement of the Society's grounds upon the west and north of the new church, be bought by the Society. s@ s@S twg z 54sFe
 Voted, That Committee of three be appointed to solicit subscriptions for that purpose upon such terms as they may judge best.
 Voted, That Barzilla Arnts, Charles Adams, Charles B. Bishop be such Committee.
 In accordance with the vote the com mittee above raised are circulating sub. scription paper, to pay the whole society in debtedness in four instalments, payable Jan. 1, and July 1, 1874, and Jan. |, 1875. .f.....s .sssfr.g, .| s.s sseFg.is e.s+.
 -The county commissioners, we under stand, have granted licenses to the hotel keepers, and two of the druggists in this town; and we are assured by the select men that all proper means will be taken to prevent the unlawful traffic in intoxica- ting drinks, and that they will be thank ful for any information of violations of the law either by those who are licensed ol those who. are not vis94f ess snom 1fss.s
 In the Superior Court. in the case ot Beach ps. Norton, the plff. recovered $3S1. %. In the case of Schumacher ys, Naugatuek B. R. Go. for burning ovel land in Torrington, the plf. recovered $15O. In Thomas Hollister rs. Hiram Minor ct al. for trespass to land, the plf recovered SIP. The case of Cleveland vs. Canal railroad for killing her husband if on trial Hiram F. Lawrence, of Norfolk, was admitted to the bar on Friday last ,
 The Western Union Go. arc puttine up their telegraph on the line of the She. paug road. This will prove very great convenience to the towns in the valley, which hitherto have been obliged to drive many miles in order to avail themselves ol this convenience. The railroad company have furnished as remarkably fine and straight lot of poles. and those through the West Boulevard" i" in this village, are quite an ornament instead of a row ol crooked saddles. aaa Es7E.xs* {
 The Shepaug railroad have met the demands of this busy season for travel by offering the fullest accommodation to the public by way of numerous sExtras run. ming at excursion rates. The. conaump. tion of grain and coal is largely inersas. ing throughout the valley. and on Friday last thirty.foar loaded cars were brought up from Hawleyville and fourteen return ed,si iiss4 sssss ,ssssi3 sssisAy lsst4lasa
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 Passengers from Norwalk, last Satur- day evening, were a good deal annoyed by noise and disorderly conduct aa the part of some.of the Roxbury excursionists to the Norwalk fair. Conductor Keeler of of the Danbury road managed to lock them into the baggage car where they could trouble no one bat each other. Un- luckily they had to be let loose at Bethel. they stimulated further at Hawleyyille