Litchfield enquirer., 1874-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

BGSSEess has been resumed at the Port land qEzExleS
 Tae grand fss of Norwalk, for the year tSsS fooss up S.695. .I5s.
 Fear of RArnam's dromedaries. that are uIGtsEIag al Bridgeport, have died.
 PUOSsssec N&tker of Hadlyme is said to PosssS violin once oWahd by Paganini. Judge SsrOag of the United States SUD- rcGe cOart Is gcIng to Europe soon with hlS family,
 An sx-keeper of the New York Tombs has been engaged in q recent burglary in tAat city
 \ ~IeGeUsoa1aa" club of women suff- E@Se 8 lvOcates Is soon to be formed in Mersdea-
 Eiwzrd Carey has been elected chief of po1Rce of Waterbury for the ensuing tw0 years
 Applicants for aid al the town agents os$oe la NeU Haven have dwindled in naabeg frOa fl to per day. IL Is aOticAl at Bridgeport that iramps arc boRn3 to New York now, going back fUaa their New England tour.
 Tke Ds7huEy News man Is merry over she fact that Shepard < Gill have sold B. u9 of his bssOks and 40.O00 of his alma s2r$
 Tke Lantern Hill Silex company. in Tselyzr1. are working their nine mills night and day with full force of en- psa1ye&
 \ msgnIsicea: monument is being erect s>1 zt the cemetery over the remains of tie late LesrsRd Lockwood at Norwalk. The relezsc of the mortgage to the RscgTc Nal company, leaves the Howe ss~Ing machine company. of Bridgeport, frs> If membranes.
 Tise csloue1 school children in Bridge psTt are aOs silOxel equal school privi- As-ss wTth she whites, but crowded into a rN1z by thez&selycs
 \ little girl m Wallingford-daughter zsF p U-lr.--asus-tEAak drink of boiling Easer frO1 the spout of teapot and was tztalF scalded internally.
 The lzx library of the late Judge Butl- sE, which he be9ue&thei to the Fairfield sssEHEy BVSagePCrt on Saturday.
 Mrs Van COst, at Baltimore the other uEgAt held . midnight meeting, from ~hich she re4aeSted all converted persons 'o es gO0d enough to stay away.
 \ horse Ehieh vas stolen from Brook lyu- N N- Oa Wednesday, was recovered "a a New Haven stable by Brooklyn de- tectfve. where if had been left for sale.
 The Rex. DE. O \. White of New Haven VII soon start on soliciting tour for the Mount HolyOke seminary, to se- cure a nucleus Of the $5O,OOO needed by the seminary for erecting the natural history building.
 If Is FuE0red that Postmaster Burt. of Boston. Is about to re ire, and that NIT. bGlley. friend of General Butler, is to be appointed the position
 The MeadelSSohn quintette club of Bos- ton VIII el0se a set of three classical soir- ees n Waterbury on Tuesday evening. The el1h Is similarly Tn demand for New Britain sRi Birmingham
 The Waterbury American does not ob- ReeS tO the appointment of W. c. Bannon Gs ehsef of police of Waterbury because he Ix an IrrShnan and fought in the rebel army, but because he is interested in the hqroE tTxff&
 The sA2d season at the south is now re-
  tto1 on the AlbeTmarle sound Friday last S0 shad and 5. 900 herring were taken at cue hanl On that day IS, ,OO0 shad were shipped north from there
 There were more deaths in Massachusetts, last year In August than in any other mouth March failed to maintain the re- putafSon that the old lady gave it who said that when she lived the rest of the year
 Mir. Newell WightmSn of South Meri- den ssudfel ss the Sheffield scientific school to some account, for he there dis covered ncS method or refining silver and zinc and now employs 1t for the Meri- den eatlery company at good profit.
 The women of GuiIford have taken the matter ot p7blic improvements into their own hands. and will first light the streets, then hx the sidewalks, afler which new town hall will be in order.
 Marble for the new city buiIdinOs in Philadelphia is to be shipped from Lee over The Housatonic road to Bridgeport and there transferred tn vessels The contract calls for the delivery of 10000 tons per year for four years.