Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-09

of lastweek. \ reward of twenty dol lars was offered for his apprehension, and he waseanght in Lee.r Mass, brought down tlis next evening, and sent to jail in default of bonds F.
 7 SHARON Republicans nominated. Gen. Sedgwick for tiie legislature. He sat in the tirss legislature that met in the pre- sent State House at New Haven and, had he been elected, would have satin the last legislatnre that will ever meet there.--
 Mr. Myron Dakin has sold toe Stodd
 ard farm to Ar Clark Juckett, for many years. pedlar of ftationery for H. D.
 Barnum of Amenia Union.
 z The NORTH CANAAN. Union. Depot has it's two fronts lighted with new lamps re-
 cantly set up by the two railroad. compan- ies.
 SALISBURY man claims to have shear el l05 sheep between sunrise and 6P.M. one day. recen.1y.-Ea -sa.3r s- ,.. --l z--- KENT has been considerably excited over III elopement of three months wid- over with Il young lady of 20-Landlord Comstoci. who has been sickf or the past few weeks, is slowly recovering.-Mr. James Stuart and Miss Lillie Eaton, an adopted daughter of Burritt Eaton Esq were married on the 24th nit and left for Chicago.
 if 'FErTsE 3Tinho1l
 out his grocery business to his brother John Ryan Of Waterbury. Carr has lroken ground and is to build imme
 diately on his lot on East Main street. And
 HOW here Is another knock-down Five
 lrishmen came over from Terryyille, Sun day night, called at the house of Fitzeer-
 aid to see boarder there by the name of
 Carroll Three of the men went into the i house, spoke to him, then knocked him
 down and pounded him in fearful man. her with hammers. The other two came Ill and joined Tn with stones in their hands and pounded his head almost to a. jelly. The officers have caught two of them. Carroll Is not expected to live.-Charles Hungerford and man named Clark of
 Harwinton, ,imbibed too much Jersey light l ming at Clara Louisa (not Kellogg's)B l last Monday, and getting into TOW with
 some companions, Hungerford was badly
 beaten.- - Valley Sentinel.
 At WooDBURY Harmon Warner nas bought the residence of Mrs. Henry Min
 CT, where Alexander Gordon, Jr., lived the past winter, during Mrs. Miners visit at the west. MT. Gordon moves to rooms over his brothers store. Mir. Gordon
 Saxton has sold his house to Mrs. Henriet- l tn Atwood, whither she and her daughters
 have removed, report says. leaving the doctor alone Tn his glory" What young doctor with a joyous young family would hesitate moment to come and share the large family mansion, enjoy the doctors agreeable society, and accept his generous
 hospitality? MT. Saxton has bought the old town house of MT. Downs, Charlie Smith takes possession of his farm, West Side, bought of Platt Crane MT. Crane has bought the old Benedict house and forty acres. The store in the hollow and
 the store of the late William Cogswell
 stands empty. Hotchkissville has vacant
 store, although one was burnt the other
 week.-I1dcr.
 The TWISTED Plating Go. will soon
 erect shop on Monroe street, near the
 silk mill.-The Gilbert Cornert band, will
 give calico and fancy dress ball OH the
 17th inst.-A new gas company with
 capital of $6O, 900 will soon be organized
 F. l.. Pond has sold out his interest ill
 the Music Hall drug store to Lewis Catlin
 from Harwinton.- building occupied
 by Lathrop's cutlery works has been
 bought by parties in New Jersey. It is
 to be converted into shop for the manu-
 facture of small hardware, and will give
 employment to about 75 hands.-A new
 mill for the manfacture of sewing silk IS
 commenced up Monroe street, to be run
 by steam power. MT. J. H. Lawlor will
 attend to the mechanical part of the busi- ness. and Eugene Potter furnish the capi-
 tal.-Rev. D. P. Sanford, rector of St
 James (EpiscopaD church, has resigned,
 and accepted call to Thompsonville. A
 recent runaway resulted in the smashing
 of Mr.. &. O. Garlock's carriage The
 musical convention is postponed owing to
 the sickness of the leader. -..