Litchfield enquirer., 1874-04-30

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 1a Ns< 4Tlsorl. the ladies have obtain. ~1 sAeEs Sa9 ssRnzsnues-<s Che total ab.- sslnza-e pssage sn3 are Eabo.iHg earnest r Ssr sOHs eAeek oE the trsffc-- On Sun. 4ay sk laaa week. Nr. BOaar preached al s&zzaa ea tszPsE1ncs reported in the Jezrzal m whieA ve find some valuable sszkszEics kAozsng tAe extent of tue liquor tEz&s h eoznsE. xszfe and tOxI,. ItOO, 900 P<zs1az Hses1gagea n tEse iiqcot busi-
 aes tArczgaO=t tk= aatiop. mostly. able Aodsea @Sa ahIe to esEn 12G million dol- hAzs sz1zally at soze Usts employment.
 TAs aznaz1 az0eaE expe1iel for liquor is slsE7. .psD0R Ia Ceaasctcut there are a.eoo dzR aAOps-8ouri co every church. Ne~G Ard kas f1.r distiIIszses, 'malul- tsekrzinSr ahoat ss.5Oo gallons ysarly. EGz<Iy drnAk iE the toun.i. Therc- are tzPa<asa. he@i6ess 9.150 gallons of dis siilsa spssssss 9ss bbls. of ale: @ cases of w1es sz1 ebo=t S500 worth of other i- csans-&3oaaEing in all, at wholesale p<iesa tS S2AS35. We are within the txas Ggures. says 4r Bonar, ''wien ve sAy sAas S5o. .oOO ara annually paid for re- tail sales of liquor within the town of New Milford" He estimates the expense of the eaurehes at less than Sl2. 900; of edu- sakioa, al S6s szss; of the entire town dis hgrssaeassst-less thsn e2O, 900. Every year Nsu Milford pays about SS0.O 600 for eanezti01. religion. and all public pur- posss. and EI1s th0Hsaad dollars for. H. quo< at retziIE. Mr. Bonar advocates to- t&l GbstinsnSs for every man, and woman and says. Personally should like ahso- late prohibition; but, if we cannot have thas. then license law, restraining and gCTerning the traffic. is certainly desirat 0Ie-'f si 4 --s,tlia- --i,..' s..''ti "1i| ''.'.
 1n Wolcottville, ladies havo circulated the pledge from house to house and have formed an association to promote the cause of temperance. On Friday evening of last week the Rev. A N. Benedict lec- tured at the Methodist church and in the afternoon conference was summoned at the Town Hall to devise tho best mode of practical temperance effort. a.A isil u,.
 At Wintted. on Tuesday evening of last week, a meeting at which some 200 ped. pie were in attendance was held at Good Templars Hail. A committee of l6 ladies volunteered to .circulats the pledge throughout tho village To give the movement good start form of ple.tee was adopted by the meeting and 1O7 sig. natures obtained. It was resolved also to make every effort to carry 8 vote oi ''NO License" at the town meeting to be held the next day. This meeting was call
 edhypsrsOns favorable to license; but thej were defeated by an overwhelming vote The ladies have obtained. We arc told. | large number of signatures to the pledge
 The paper war over the coming Senate rial contest in this state continues lively The Sperry journals of New Haven ar. pitching into the COuEantfo all the wcrlt as if ue had carried tho legislature snS 0ea- ,Haxley were a. candidate for tE, position. The Democratic papers, thouel very ezulions st first, are beginning ,ts SHrn up as the opening of the .ssssior approaches. The Hartford Times eoes for EatOn.. bnt rather admirea Barntlm, The Bridgeport Farmer is oussposer against tase former. willie the Register i. i slyIy waiting itA chance for Iaeersoll
 ola readers of the Hartford Post and NOrwieh Bulletin recognize tho fist .o
 BrOualey in ths handy way the Tribnn, mixesin for Nr., Richard D! Hubbard whiae the Wosl6 sounds its cld 'eoppe
 Sagls for Eaton. In the meantime th, edfhsr Of the NorNaIk Hour, who iia
 had ecnsiderabie experience wEith. monop OtlssAs renarks:s soy s-,. hia.,a ils is, Our opisSon Is that if Wra.s Dls Bisho, peasly MAnks tho place he will get it. 4E Bssl1sp does not want if and Mr B8runfn does. we believe IF. Barritif1r wlh be elected If both these Sentlemer decline, 1e oeafexe they vilI name the tso5. ee Senzl0t. md fhak fhe other candidatess wlil d0 %eAsgo maks to fheuiseivss friends 0f kherAausz1n If nnrislteoussiess sliI ifIllf alEse<i0n cf 'tssese tw6 pfihtfpals in the RsilrSzd Ring aA4'''s
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 Xne DsSxl0E q ck tsae .a&ississippi has szhslsrsed sena obdh4 finest plhntations in LSaissaass Seeoe people ard hoasetesy as wsst Rlsoa ESsiss astha s90.. o0a 5ssiosasss are Icing issRed so the sufferers s.,it adi