Litchfield enquirer., 1874-02-19
STATE TIE MS.

Miss Kellogg appeared in English opera at New Haven on the I7th.
 The works of Mir Charles Parker at Merid n. commenced to run full time on Thursday.
 Meriden amateurs are to play ''.amlet' on the 18th and goth of this month
 Tn Haddam there has not been funeral for nine months.
 Mir. A. $. Treat will take up his residence in Bridgeport ill April.
 A gang (, bu glars at wor: in Stonington and Mystic vicinity.
 James l.. Els of Norwalk, is building large paper mill at Winnipauk.
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 Lightning was observed in Bridgeport during the storm, Friday evening.
 The new Congregational church at North Stam- ford is T, arly ,mpleted-
 The Rev. w. F. Floyd has resigned the rector. ship of St Luke's church in New Haven.
 A council of Soyereigns of Industry was In- stituted at Windsor Locks. Friday night.
 Considerable tobacco was sold in Sherman, last week, for twenty five cents per pound
 The Danbury band have received a very hand some present of an American flag, of silk.
 Dr G. H. Gaylord, of Meriden, has been ap- pointed ph, sieian at the State reform school.
 A case of small pox has broken out i'll Yantic (Norwicl) having been contracted i'll South Wind ham.
 Spencer Davis of Somers visited Springfield recently, with his team, and had 1t stolen from him.
 A Preston farmer made $148, last season, from flock of twelve sheep, by selling their wool and their lambs.
 James A. Wheeler, the music teacher who recently compelled to leave New Haven is now in Milan, Italy.
 Tho Naugatuck Glove company have commenc- ed running on full time again, with largely in- creased force.
 Kellogg lodge of colored Masons was instituted in Waterbury, Thursday evening. There are twelve charter members
 The mate of the Cuban steamer Susa, at New London, was drugged and robbed of over $1OO on board his vessel, Sunday.
 An indigent family of four persons have been sent by the almoner of Springfield to Waterbury, their home, for support.
 During the storm on Friday night twoschooners were sunk just outside of New Haven harbor, the crew of one of them perishing.
 General Merwin, trustee of the bankrupt Scran- ton estate of New Haven, commenced paying the creditors their dividends on Thursday.
 The Willimantic Journal says :-"The prohibi- tory license law which went into effect here some two weeks since, seems to suit all parties"
 Johnnie Richards, seven years old, while walk ing on the railroad bridge at Collinsvile, Sunday afternoon, fell through and was drowned.
 Edward Culligap, of Bridgeport, was assaulted by tive highwaymen on South avenue, Monday early, and was robbed of his pocket book.
 The building of the Quinnipiac bridge at New Haven will probably be undertaken by De Graw, of Fulton, N. Y. whose bid of $6O,O 900 was the lowest.
 6. S. Bushnell of New Haven sailed for Flu rope, Wednesday, in the steamer Algeria. He goes to dispose of $22 1000, coo of Pacific railroad sinking fund bonds.
 four year old boy of MT. Patrick O'Brien, living in West Ansonia, fell into tub of hot water last Thursday and was so seriously scala cdithat he died the same evening.
 Pickerel fishing, through the ice, has been carried on this winter in Union From Marshapaug pond over one hundred pounds were taken i'll one day recently.
 An incendiary fire in Greenevlle Thursday de- sroyed Carys joiner shop. The loss on building is $1 ,00O and on the stock $1 ,000, and several workmen lose their tool chests
 Monday evening" a son of Vim. Roth of Orange, aged IA years was thrown into the air by an en- ranged COW. In falling. he struck the frozen ground upon his side, breaking his thigh.
 City Marshall Allen of Lynn, Mass, has sent 8 competent nurse-Mr Asa Skilton-to the aid of the people of Windham who are afflicted with small pox, and will send others if they are need ed stone burst, Wednesday, at the Connecticut Cutlery company's works, Naugatuck, and struck Charles Whitely, and there are doubts about his from the injuries he received.