Litchfield enquirer., 1874-11-05
sTATElTEMs.

Diptherla is an epidemic at Bridgeport
 The stockinet mill at Eagleville, Glas- tonbury, has suspended work
 The Norwich iron manufactures have done very good business this year
 Lacy < Downley, hat manufacturers at Danbury, have failed for $35, 900
 The Rev W H H Murray will lecture at Danielsonville Nov. 9th, on Poverty
 The Uncas National bank in Norwich, has declared dividend of four per cent.
 Theodore Thomas plays at New Haven on Monday evening next.
 Brown the s'mind reader perforated in Hartford, Tuesday evening.
 Elihu Burritt, the learned blacksmith, IS dangerously sick with hemorrhage of the lungs
 Building is exceedingly dull in New Haven carpenterlng being mostly confin- ed to repairs
 Willard Perkins of Waterbury, presi- dent of the fat mems club had an arm badly broken from runaway, last week.
 Geo. H. Mix, of Hartford has been sentenced to five years in State Prison for stealing laces.
 A Democratic constable counted in at the recent election in New Haven retires on quo warranto before Jndge Beardsley. Are outrages never to cease?
 The carriage factory of Henry Hooker < Co in New Haven, is running at its full capacity -tE
 Frederick Trubee and wife of Bridge port have gone to Lower California for the winter
 The churches in Newington, Kensing- singtQn, Windsor Locks, and Bristol, are without pastors ='' ,-
 Commodore Woolsey, who died at Pen sacola recently, was formerly a resident of Stamford
 The Hartford Times sees in the condi- tion of business in that city anything but signs of hard times 4
 The dwilling house of Warren French. in Fairfield, was burned Friday night Loss s5,OOO
 Several women organized a branch of the woman's board of missions of Boston. at Hartford. Tuesday " Ezra Wheeler's barn On Park avenue, Bridgeport, burned Sunday morning; loss 5000; insured $500
 The third attempt at incendiarism made in Nangatuck last week was upon the Futile Hoe Co.'S works If all
 The Episcopalians of Rocky Hill have formally organized a society under the name of Grace Mission :
 Monday night Mrs Joseph Bottoms barn on Cape Ann lane, New London, was burned by an incendiary fire
 Salem H Wales, the republican candi- date for the New York mayorality, was formerly resident of Bridgeport sft The search for the missing son of Quar- termaster General William H Green has been without result so far
 There have been quite a number of deaths from the cattle disease in Simsbu- " One farmer has lost ten cattle by it
 A boulevard ninety feet wide and one mile and 8 half long, between New Haven and Hamden, has been completed .2 :
 The State Board of Agriculture have decided to have three-days' session at Woodstock, on the 18th 17th and 18th of December. .tes- tzi,i5 sz-,.5 ..aszs, . a The stock of the Phompsonyille trust company stands at 20 The paid up capital of the company has recently been doubled
 a
 It cost S1 .50 for ticket admitting to the two services at the dedication of St Mary's Catilo...e church in New Haven last Sunday so' ti 2 as
 Ihe Co9tinentA rubber company at Middletawn have eoIhmenced work, and will probably do 2 lively business though out the winter .a..s',s... = -E-se,f;2I ~e'-
 The cotton mill at Eagleyille. which has been running on three -fourths time. has started upon full time again, having contract to Fnn upon '-,', 4g4 4 Thomas Lewis barn, at Nausatuck. was burned Monday night by an incendiary fire An attempt was made the same night to burn the new Congregational church in that town