Litchfield enquirer., 1874-03-19
STATE TIE M S.

Charles Kingsley was in Hartford, last week.
 An Irish bigamist turned mp in Hart ford, last week.
 There are powerful revivals in Rock vile and Jewett City.
 The wife of Congressman Kellogg has gone south for her health.
 Miss Smiley, the Bible lecturer, will speak in New Haven, next week.
 colored lodge of the Sovereigns of Industry is to be instituted in New Ha ven.
 Patrick Cavanaugh of Bridgeport has been arrested for selling liquor to little boys.
 4 stone chapel is soon to be erected for the First Congregational society in East Haven.
 Christian Sharps, the inventor of the Sharps rife died at Hartford, last 1 week.
 Two sportsmen in Woodbridge killed seven foxes on Thursday, without the aid 1 of hounds.
 Mrs. Hooker, Miss Burr and another lady, applied to be made voters in Hart ford. Friday.
 Buckingham's furniture factory was burnt in Bridgeport, on Sunday; loss 1 $50,000.
 Eight hundred tons of ice were sold from Gro ton to parties in North Carolina, few days ago, at $3.
 Professor Dana of Yale has gwen up his classes for the present college term, on account of i'll health.
 An effort is on foot to establish new daily paper in New Haven-''a frst-class 1 paper of pure and elevated tone. 1 Mr. A. $. Lake, late of Wolcottville, has just been elected mayor of Shenar- doah, Iowa, by the temperance party.
 The women of Greenwich have secured 1,2O0 signatures to an appeal to the liquor dealers to cease their business. James Dreney and man named Hilton were locked up Saturday night for refus. l ing to pay fare on the Shore Line road. The old silk works at Seymour have been purchased by Philadelphia capital ists for the manufacture of alpacca goods. MT. Geo. Thompson of Bridgeport lost purse containing $4O0 from a store coun- ter by the manipulation ofan adroit thief
 Mir. Horatio Hall, the victim of the Wallingford tragedy, died on Sunday from the effects of the pistol shot in the head.
 = the office of the Howe Woolen Co.,, in Beacon Falls, and blew open the safe. but got little by the operation.
 Three hundred and fifteen thousand salmon spawn have just been sent from Saco, Maine, to the state matching ponds at Wesport.
 ' Chas. Clark, of Springfield, had his horse stolen Monday night and it was re- covered Tuesday from an insane man ill Sufield.
 The Hartford < Salisbury Ore Compa- ny's cases VS. Miller have been decided by the Supreme Court of Errors in favor of the latter.
 The heirs of colored man named Brouch have recovered $1 400 of New Haven horse railroad company for iniur- ies resulting in his death in 1870.
 The Rev. Dr. T. o. Rice, formerly of West Killingly and now of Carthage, Iowa, was robbed by two highwaymen re- gently of his purse, watch and horse.
 A gang of burglars robbed the Adams Express office in New Haven, Friday night. They carried off a small safe and blew it open in neighboring garden. getting little over $1 ,OO0 by the operation.
 John s. Cook some two years ago chlo- reformed and outraged girl in Alling- town. He left for parts unknown, but on Friday returned to New Haven, where he was arrested to answer for the crime.
 Isaac Cox of Middletown, is unfortun- ate in horse speculation. He bought the horse at auction which Delos Payne had stolen, and lost that; and now he has had a fine horse stolen from his stable.