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| RELIGIOUS NEWt s ):
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Easter Services in the =" Uni-
cago Churches.
Ceremonies at the Cathedral and
at st. Mary's.
Floral Decorations at Grace,
Epiphany, Trinity, Etc.
Sermon By Tho Rer. Dr.. SHazey on
Re1'i1als md their Ex.
traya.aase.
The World" on Reviyalists in
New York.
Tho Rev. D1r. Phelps Tells How
to Escape Hell.
declaration Of Dignitaries Of tho
Church Of England.
The Bibls in the Public Schools
Position Of the Catholics.
Declaration Of Disnftar;es Of TIM
Church Of England.
The Bibls in the Public Schools
Position Of the Catholics,
Prussia and the Catholics.

The CATHEDRAL.

I Hl.its1GGs GF TIjE nIY
1t the c.t,c1,,, ~ "a ~.
| ,o,,. ss.'.;'- VI eo' fe.cf aa4 raul IN al-
uo1s eo"t!t!uooS service was held from o'clock
II 'hs morning Until 10 O'Clock In til. evening,
| Tho decorations we're varied md attra.,;ya
aud had eli been urersrca bv ,Lo ,ori.. y, ~,
| c],.,rch ,-, --o~o ~ ~ Nv -, Wv aaies o' LUG
| .,. 49, ".4' h'na 10 e1esea III beauty md
pso.asaoa ail leEncr at:c5arts. Tho DitAcp'a
caalr occupied placo on the wcat gldo uf tho
| cAanccl. aud was surmountcd 1v n
| peat design tn srsne-r ,rn;,,, .-
inc nv, a., ..,s.t ".'et4 ""o peno'
4o-' ~ .'-eAE'ent III tho ceiling.
III 'nomos5ot LILO late E;atop "nstehouse, Tha
| seat, which NAB e4pcgcd VIVA orp,ne,tc., t,r
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nent. Catholic clo7eYmon l,ayo .u ,o,.n,. h,.ro.
y. .ar1E oe.nE pnato" but Father Noonsn really tIs.
ee11Ha spp!suto for his artistic tnste md for lis
eo'snn,o tho snia msnner tn which be us maintained
Iivalr1es Of tho 11islea. tyns. A'0 % 'uaoy
7,a, lns sermon ot tho dsv WAS preached BY tho
made, lei ~ be c,nJ EFT nn1 rato,. .1o LorL ha:a
II vas ,,rnD eiolueut a:d ipstr,,ett1c
and ~as ijstenol to with profouni .tta,,,t,',,
a. q ths 1sss .enss Is apeador Of yeses
ec;.o,, von.sassoa ra VIII tle rloo Of tus t.cnten
~ church demonstration ol Tare baa,sy nm
.eto'snn'ty: Not tho least Attrac,se fea:n,n M ~
.s ns Mass Tas tho brilliant array Of Isy as.
IN eri,,ofn feS bo5H tMcuty 10 number attirod
rls , contrast Tho ceremony, Including :ho scts
un,f snGh, occupied more than Two lonrs. 1ho no4t
9'tfnA ~ ta !ontacsf tig, ,Iasn will be ceiebfated
Juut. "o'eo WILL occus IN
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4 ToST1gIcAL H1au MASS.
st. Mary Roman Catholic Church, corner Of
Wabash avenue and Eldrldyo court, presented 4
magnificent spectacle ut tho solemn pontIical
High Mass. whfcE commenced At 1880 o'clock
yesterday morning. Tho attendance waa inl-
1nenac, and tho choir outdid even the splendid
reputation ther have already acquired in tho
Kingdom OF sacred nefody, the selection being
1laydn's Sixteenth Mass, Which was rendered in
4 manner entiro1y worthy tho genius OF that
great composer. At tho High Mass tho 1T. nev.
Or. Fotey. bishop Administrator Of Chtca-
so, on!r[ated "a celobrant, assisted by Honorary
peacous Fathors Noonan and Curlo, and Lay
Dcacons Of tho 5tass Fathers n1ordan and Put.
teu. THO har: Father punns was master Of the
ceremonies, which wore conducted on q scale
cosnsneslaurate with tho Traditional impressfye-
ness Of tue l,ounn faith at tho celebration vf
the grand festival Of tho resurrection.
EfeFytlllng in and around tho church worn an
air Of renovation. Tho gorgeous main aud slIe
.ltaEs were w,eathed 10 tho freahuess Of 1srna1
foliage and tho beauty Of summer lowers-sho
loving contributions Of tho SirtorH OF Charity OF
Chicago. lntuulorabie wax candles !lnng their
united radhmico on tho ALTAR furniture. which IL
OF tho most exquisite patters!. aud on tho
htAtnary, which represents tho great !Iehs OF tho
Christian Church, 6S. petrF mud Psul, st. Jo-
ssph, tho Madouna and Guild. sud tho Holy
Ehmtiy.-a group which tufmounts tue efupolA OF
OF tho 6acred Heart of Jcs'ts, ~ exhibited to
st. Mary Margaret, and tla Walla all around the
auditorium OF the sacred edi6ec are adorned with
artistic illustrations Of the passion and death Of
Our Losl, known in tho konan Catholic
Church ~ tho Stations Of tbs Cross. Tle coli
iuea and upper walls Of tho clnrci. arc beauti-
fully fecacood nothing having bsen lett unloao
BY the esteemed aud energetic pastor Of st,
ajasy's. tho l!sy. FatAer Noouan. to make biz
tempio worths. not alone Of tho religion
ut his peopo. bet RlaQ OF tho CITY OF ChicApn
rhioh. iu tho line OF church adosntueut, IL dot
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ToK LE-ExECUTORS BALE-SAIALI, FARM.
= aofeA ssnt.rste tsut land. o.roa. miles
en e .S5 s1:.Ss ss.5s Ssfns,s anal sa
i1nd woEt4 slao pof l. IOND, Room 4 lis Eas3
HoR HALR-oR KKUHAN0E-TKUiT FANaIS.
!fa!t IA!ns-mo Is trstclass 1t H. Jaseph aud Ban.
to- i.1bor' ean ex9auEe or ohcaae ohHF properY
ftoa! EstakA Agsnts, lug ljnArbnTt 1t,
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:
| ll.i CELEBRATION op EAsrRR,
The TaAter decorations at tho Church Of tha
| Epiphany, oil Thsoop street, tetncea Monroe
I and Albums, ths lkuy. @. II. ". Stocking, l,cc-
tor, Fero Of very beautiful and appropuuts
character. Tho chancel wns adorned With mo-
fusion Of flowers, yet no tastufully arranged az
to produce harmonious aud pleasing effect.
Tho front was nusInoun.ed by massive Goss
pyramid, Nllte and scarlet buds cleaning from
tho dark.grcen foliage. Tho pumorous bouquets,
brought as floral tributes by memborn OF tho
congregation, wero leaped up on stand near
by thetr bright colors making grateful spot for
the ego to reht upou. The pulpit WIS adorned
With beautiful calln lilies, their many pesals and
rich green lenveH consricuonsly displayed upon
tho dark un!nut, Inside the chancel and close
TO the rear wall mas white scraou, garviug ~
background to laTga cross composed entirely
Of large llI!ca and gsosn foliage. On tho face Of
the wMto cloth oil the sttAl table Was nnosLor
cross il, Kreon, and elsewhere about the chsnccl
wesa AOral devices arranged In symmetrical
order.
Gu tho nall above tho pointed arch rnalo by
Tho ehapcel, IN green and rel letsors fssh-
ioned ~ ~, antique ehspe. MaH Ito L.
.So . ."d bavs sss' come ne0p to Ms Mouba s' %
On tue wall a. the rear Of tho Church, and
above tho t1iple-arched stained wiudowy, Wa
the inscription. IN similar texts "They present.
~ nu:o tatsA e!th 8o:d, frthktucouse, aud
n5T,h." In recaas in the WAll to the left OF
Tie chanosl wss tho inscription "Ihe 0ensiles
slla!! come to Thy light !" aud In = similar IT,
cesa ~ to tue right, And Kinga to tho l,rlgh.nea4
OF Thy glory" inscribed about lue pointed
arches OF thu windows on cit.,es siae weta tho
lsaeuds i. "Gnol will IN Garth, peaco towards
men,'" 20 lerusaleu, that btinGosh Roo.! ILL.,
" II! ,oiee VIII sy!5ienstb 70
bold, thy salvation coulet!h" "I4e
glory Of Lebanon slall como unto thao," "The
hrtroo, tie pne.tzus, and I'll ao tsoes togsthst,'
'T',an slsll ths troes Of tl1a wood ietoice,"
" "Thpu art tho King Of nlory. o Ch.ist." 30
go your nay with thankuglyng" Upon tho
wAlls, tetwean the wudaws. we're hung silk
banuernss. el:l benrsug sou,e synbo!icnl d0yieo,
Tha dark rad ot The arcl!lng raftors, the blue
tiu; ot the. coi!iog. contrasting, wish Tie aoral
duYicea Gud adoIamcnts, And bathed Ia wa,u
coio1s from the stained windows, produced /
harmonious aud beautiful o1eet beattlDg ths
religious festival.
1he congregation was rssy large, l. beLx
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

FhAEGAET PAHLoA FURNITURE FOR HALE
aps5 ntont nsaso%a "snnt psfoE .u:t !niad With
.H9 bttnd nav and eaxant walnut pA1!or suit, Ia
ia fnr sff .H!nut ss t!us s!lk euse9nE WORTH
tar stS H,sdSss wtst pa,n8 sntiray new worth tno
s!a.a xnoa.: R1tl!isnes. SIS Michigan.
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SEWING MACHINES,

SEWING MACHINES,
lfutH hALE-oaEF FULL CABINET UASE AND UNE
..so4nk top At. luproEsd hluzs1s Two Gru.sr
gmes. u otars.st.: Koaa4 = up-stsirs.
S'snKH Ssuaat snFElgk g, nF a; J. MEInHERT. OTTY
Aaout ala donth t4Ist1d.a, hcaF Van Hutnp: ma.
s9.9se se!1 e 1onthlJ payInsass aud fsmteI.
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REAL ESTATE wANTED.

WATERPROOF QASfI-TEH OR TWENTY ACRE
ot good dry land adjoining railroad station With
ean, u nnt nvgr 70 nIies u Court louss AddIol
MANAx y. Tribune otiCs. giving toeAan and prico.
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Ton SALE = TO KUILDEls3 = WARARII.AV,,
northeast ooneE Eifty.sescnthkt., 20x!1l feet. No
monHy Tor tso Year, the nuEcha Will Iulll lmne-
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Hon eALE-QNE AEOOAp-uAN0 fnE0PS1
- RoTpf *RklnA- NJ. Third u. ~~@eo
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E1uR HALE-FHAhiE COTTAGE, RHiCK HASF-
l. ncnt, tn!ahed. Modern improvements and lot c1k
~ fent IS! Fnltoustt. near Au4-Bt. Ter1ns to suit.
SNYDER + LEE Nixoa building, northeast corner
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TITO NHNT-eto-HRICK NASEslHNT iIOt1sT. 4
J. roetEs. Iatl, water elossts, ste. q. E.WOltk i
CO., IN f.aeaIlc-s&.
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1QHoE8 AND OAHR1AGES.
4 uGGT!phsaWHsTOH 4 CO., lss EAsr WABiiINU-
bbiAYanEs blYn n nAAb rMHhSgss ,IQi.sh4Ys. fnUHi!sss
Aas tiaa srsa 10 to. al ho,Ass cid Undo, warrant
%. rnaaak our stosk arasJ and tbs do44nd
hHAts 30 hAfs bsc1 o0nlpeed iuctuGaa nur III m
= .aeee t!tne sesk. hss cas.oKoa daya af saio,
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TO RENT--HOOWS.
RIO nENT-PLEA5ANT ROOMS, NICELY FUR.
nfshsd enicat t. bnsincat; sety tesna
to respectable part!es. y C1arxlt.. ltootu t.
f1,O .nENT-PLEAYANT SUITES Or E0OME IN
l. Mouae1 HleEk, northeast Nnnflu,cu.Et, and
Pas!hc:s. !nan!se q lks iIf!l.:Ax:. nis.:alEt.
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I1on .sALE-uAPrTALISTs TAKE NOTICE-L0T9
IN buflnees otntre f1h.ty ten brick ho3&oa with
Mndorn canEenences, on 6outh 6lds. Address 10,
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noK stLl-;WIs HAVE LARGE LIST OF IN.
Division loo nuero9s 10 sdrssi1:a. Psrties wsux 70
En5chnac In ha Wt4t nlti.on pease call At tho elt
COiE. NEW ELL i MUsIIEk. 1E5 Wost MadIson.ss
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FoI. HALI7-DY DAWSON t WKLUH, REAL is.
- ta,H dGntpn and brokers: OTIS Block ~
Norawo.sesu Cas.shats on !caaonahlo monthly ny.
menis Thess pacos will ba tod taE1 cear. II d[s
posed by Tho 1si Of 3iAy thrJ will rented ut low racs
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3oo1<koepnra. Clerks. Go.
WAfTEf1-A YOUNG MAN WHO UNDERSTANDS
Rfneesy husocss anh bookkeeping lho.uuEEr. Ead
can come vol RECOMMENDED. IA .,nth Ucsplaicas:.
lVANTEu-.A CLERK 70 FILL gl:spoSStuI,r,
po.tan: hna sn7sc!sant wIth j:Helr bus!ne.s pre-.
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11oEe HALE-HY O,yHER, COTrAGIs AND Lot, 81
PtstsinaT hbtwcon Sixteenth ani Eight eenlb. it,.
atIo" pFieo and on easy totus j. GOGd1N, 70 Quar-
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11pn BAIE-FOU1l FiVE.AURE BLOCKS ON WEST
+; =: q 9o eaeh asf cash f. H. GUN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
NAarr1ageS.

In Waterbury, April 22, at the M. E. church by Rev. Henry B. Smith, assisted by Rev. Dr. E. G. Beckwith and Rev. O. s. Williams, Reuben H. Smith, of the American, and Miss Rebecca M. Webb.
 In Barkhamsted, April 21, by the Rev. B. B. Case, Albert A. Griffin and Miss Ida E. Case, both of Barkhamsted ..s
 In Salisbury, at the residence of the brides father. March 17th, by Daniel Pratt Esq, Vim. Henry Pulver and Miss Ida Tyler. daughter of Morgan Tyler.
 In Salisbury, April 14. by the Rev. Dr. Reid, Eugene Wolfe of Salisbury and Phoebe Prindle of North Cornwall.
 In Morris, April 26. by Jos. Curtiss, MT. Sidney Glover of Morris, to Miss Huldah A Potter of Thomaston.
 In Thomaston, April 21, Albert Todd and Lizzie Baldwin, both of that place.
 In Thomaston, April 25, by Father Gakf. ney, Robert Muller and Anna Maxshall.
 In Thomaston, April 25, by Father Gaf: neY, Thomas Hayes and Mary Hanley, both of Terryville. On Plymouth Hill, Apxil 25, by Rev lE B Hillard, Frank Platt and Miss Mattie Sullivan. both of that place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06

ss 44 4
 in advance of the British expedition against Lexington and ronsed the people to repel it. Longfellow's celebrated poem has immortalized this exploit, and every thing connected with this rather norel- esqae name is viewed, just now, with es- pecial interest He was prominent Free mason and one of the New York papers (the Tribune we think stated few days since that the autograph of the man who woke mp the Revolution was not be seen short of Masonic charter in Marblehead, Mass. Such is not the fact. His sigma ture, as Senior Grand Warden of the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, is attaehed to the original charter of St. Paul's Lodge in this place. This charter bears date, June 1st. 17S1, and Revere's autograph is in 8 fine, old fashioned hand written, apparent ly, with the ease of a practiced penman.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
DeaGhs.

In Litchfeld, April 27th. William Limb,
 h woodbury, April assh, Nelson Booth, aged 56
 In New Hartford, Apsil 27, an infant daughter of s. C., and Cora Paine.
 In New Hartford. April 27, Cynthia Marsh. aged S4.
 At the residence of J. R. Benimain, Winsted, April 22, Miss Lucy B BGriswold, aged 6S. .ss =
 At the residence of R Benjamin, Win sted, April 25, Mrs. Sarah A. Bailey, for meriy of Goshen and mother of Mrs. Ben iamin, aged 69. s..eNe z.ss In Watertown, April 26, suddenly. of pneumonia, George Taylor. aged 7oyeazs.
 In Bristol, April A, Davie Dixon, aged 26 years. Buried in Thomaston.
 In Lakeville, April 21. Edward, only son of the late Samuel Hotchkiss, aged 16. Buried in ThomastOn.4
 In Northfeld, April 2S, Isaac c Pomeroy, aged 81 years. " IH Pine Meadow. April la. William c. Canfeld, aged 5S 's, r.s7 t9 s =. s.s. :
 In Thomaston, April a1, ErastusC Cazter, aged 67. a9z 11 vszc& 92I e 1s rxoI9 hsea 2
 In Woodbury, April I2 Sarah Jane. wife of Alonzo Curtiss Frost, aged 56.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
Washington.

The last snow and ice are disappearing. It will be summer time, bye and bye.
 The Ladies Home Missionary Society met at Mir s. J. Logan's. last Friday, and had . very pleasant session. Theyare en- gagged in fitting out box for the family of Missionary in Illinois consisting of the Missionary his wife and five children. We bespeak for then a generous donation.
 On Sunday last, Frederic N. Galpin was duly inducted into office as Deacon in the Congregational Church.
 -"As Iron sharpeneth iron. 80 doth the countenance of man his friend" It is pleasant to look on the countenance of our old friend Benjamin W Mason who a few weeks since returned from visit to friends in Iowa and Michigan where he has been spending the winter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
WoodbuPy.

On Friday evening, April 30th. Rev. John Churchill delivered a lecture at the town hall, entitled, ''What saw in Cam ada" He had 8 numerous audience which were well entertained and highly gratifaed
 Rev. Mir. Vinton is to remain with the Methodist Society another year, agreed ply to the wishes of his many friends.
 George Camp has added veranda to the front side and south end of his house which some think quite an improvement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06

Must commence with January or July num- per.
 Subscribers who are in arrears must make up Arrssrgss before taking advantage of the forego- Ing propositions and subscribers who are in advance may deduct the amount their subscrip- tions are in advance.
 Money should be sent by post, office order, cheek or registered letter, If possible. Ifremit- tanees are made by mail we cannot be responsible for loss before the letter reaches us, but will take all risks of remittance to the clubbing peri odicals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
MoYtn60ld.

In the Enquirer of April 18th, noticed that "Mr. James Blake of Cornwall sold two pigs eight weeks old, that weighed 4S pounds each. or 96 for the pai-." Your Cornwall correspondent also says. ''If any one in the county can beat that. we should be very happy to hear from them" AM. Turner has two pigs which he raised, and are eight weeks old, lacking one day. one weighing 56 pounds, the othor 49, or 105 pounds for the pair. Cannot some one go ahead of that? R. s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
May Sd, 1Si
WARREN. May Sd, 1875.


 MR. EDroR:-Looking over the col umns of last weeks paper, hoping to find an account of the Oratorio, was consid- erably disappointed at finding none.
 Mir. Stone and his singers certainly deserve great praise. Mir. 8. himself per. sonated the part of King very creditably. Miss Gilbert was fine Queen Esther, while Miss Grace Swift. as the Qneen's at. tendant. and other young ladies and young gentlemen in their various parts, also sang and acted very nicely. The au. dience was delighted, and. at the close oi the concert. appropriate remarks were made by Deacon Hopkins and Mir. Hall. The receipts of the evening were about $40. ss E r4sF a as
 On Friday evening of last week, the Ora torio was repeated by request, and wa. even greater success than before. Al it's close. remarks were made by Messrs Gilbert and Swift. and Rev. NIT. Upson, of New Preston. 1 r t
 The experiment which MT. Stone hai successfully tried, of bringing the child ren of country Sabbath school up to ths mark of a creditable concert, is one. thsi certainly deserves honorable mention; and it may, perhaps, incite less enterprisins localities to try the same experiment witl the same success. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
Ube fitfbhelo Guquirer,
 LlTCHFIELD, GONN.
EnouiRER cLuBBIno RATES.

Our LitchHeld onnty subscribers may not off, ten be able totake advantage Of the low rates Osfs-sd large slabs by most magazines and peri clical4. For their convenience and as an extra aducement to new county subscribers we will ssn1 the following periodicals to county sabscrib- ers, in connection with the ENQUIRER at the
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
Warren.

The oratorio of ''Esther," as sung and performed on the evenings of April 22d and 3Oth, was decidedly successful, the actors doing great credit to their leader and themselves.
 MT. Wadhams lecture ou Cuba, last Wednesday evening, was thinly attended. but we hear it well spoken of.
 Our pastor is not able to preach but one sermon each Sabbath, the deacons conducting the afternoon services.
 Our Sabbath school year has closed and we listened to very interesting re- port from our secretary, showing that the school was never more prosperous. It will be organized next Sabbath.
 We had a wedding in church, last Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Calhoun commenced teaching the Center school, this week Monday.
 The weather is cold and backward. the ground freezes hard nearly every night; and scarcely blade of grass is vis- ible. A few commenced blowing last week. We are promised ''seed time and harvest" K.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06

DIsTRLCT of Litchfeld ss. Probate Court. U April 24th, 1875.
 Estate of Jau.es A. Baldwin late of Litchfeld in said Diftrict, deceased. EzTk5
 The Court of Probatef for the District of Litch- field hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their clalms for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time. will be dsbarred re- covery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 3w* JOSEPH SYKES, Adm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06

DBTRICT of Washington ss. Probate Court, U April 2, 1875.
 Estate of Leverett Allen late of Washington in said District, deeeased. --- The Csurtof Probate for the District of Wash ington hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said estate, represented insolyent, in which to exhib it their claims thereto, and has appointed Her man B. Eastman of ROxbury and Guy C. Ford of Washington, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by
 HENRY H. MOREHOUsE, Judge.
 The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the house of ]. B. Newton, in said Wash ington, on the 22d days of June and October, 1875, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 ' aER aERaAf q S5Rb' Bi EASTMAN comr'4. All persons indebted to said estate arerequest- ed make immediate payment to B-4w. JOHN B. NEWTON, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06

nISTRICT of Woodbury ss. Probate
 AU Court April 7th, 1875.
 c iEstate of William Hayes, late of Bethlehem in said District, deceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of Wood bury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the ereditora of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred re- [cofery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to k -2 3ws .1ya CHAS. c, MITCHELL, Adm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06

DISTRICT of Woodbury ss. Probate Court, U April 19, 1875. -sss1
 Estate of William Fl. Bacon, late of woodbury in said District, deceased. ,.-.aT
 The Court of Probate for the District of Woodbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested, within eaid time, will be de- barred . recovery. All persons indebted to said Estste are requested to make immediate payment to 4 a
 3 Sw* SCOvLLE NETTLET0N, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
Ellsworth.


 We are having delightful spring weather again. The birds are recovering from the spizootic. and sing as merniy as ever. 7'
 The grave of the late Mary E. Lowell (formerly teacher in Ellsworth) was dec orated. recently, with choice selection of flowers sent by her sister, Miss Almira Lowell, of Greenwich, Conn.
 The Sabbath school at the Congrega- tlonal church is to organized. on Sunday the 2d inst
 MT. Harry Lockwood, for many years resident of Sharon and late of Bethle- hem; died recently.
 Miss Rhoda Smith. an old lady aged ninetY-seven years, was considerably in- jured by fail. last week.
 The humps and whooping cough are around again. r
 Miss Adelia Fuller will teach school on Mount Skiff the coming summer.
 Miss Laura Lowell is visiting her sis ter, Mrs. c. P. Chaffee, at Egota. Miun,
 The M. E. church at Cornwall Bridge has been repaired, and is now occupied by Rev. Mir. Stone and family. TINY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
With Enquirer.


 With Enquirer. Harper's Weekly. .............. .S5,25 Harper's Bazar. .5,25 Harper's Magazine ........... .5,25 Atlantic Monthly. .5,20 S:ribner's Monthly. y............. 5,20 The Galaxy. 5,20 The Agricnlturist .3,10 Arthur's Home Magazine .. ,00 Psserson's Magazine $50 3odey's Lady's Book ..... 4, 40 V. '. Weekly Tribune a, ,35 V. '. Semi-weekly Tribune =. 4 50 V. Y Weekly Times .3,55 '. Y. Ssmi-weskly Times ATS Old < New. 1920 St. Nicholas. .4.4O Peter's Household Melodies, .5,20 La Creme de la Creme, 5,20 Parlor Music, 520
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

DISTRICT of Litchfeld, ss. Probate Court, l)May Sd, 1875.
 Estate of Linus Westover, late of Morris, in said District deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Litch- field hath limited and allowed SIX months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate. represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Charles Adams, and William R. Keeler Com missioners to receive and decide upon said claims. -s
 Certified by
 GEO. NJ. WOODRUFF. Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office of Charles Adams in said Litchfeld, on the 9th day June, snd the 3d Of November, 1878, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 VhAELls WfAniaS R. apsEsii HELLER. Commissioners. All pereons indebted to said Estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to
 51w% IRA A. EMMONS, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06
lrmTk1ef of Plymouth ss. Probate Court

U April g, 1875. s-s.-fs,-..sl
 Estate of Anna B. Johnson, late of Plymouth in said District, deceased.
 Tha Court of Probate for the District of Fly moufh hath limited and allowed six months rom the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be de barred . recovery. All persons indebted to said -Esease are requested to make, immediate pay ment to
 ssw N.TAYL0R BALDWIN, Adm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-05-06

DISTRCT of Plymouth ss. Probate Court, U April 18th. 1875. r>
 Estate of Adeline J. Halligan late of Plymouth in said District, deceased. sfsC#fs'
 mouth hath lmitad and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly aktested, within said tine, will be de- barred . recovery. An persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate pay- ment to SAMUEL NICHOLS, Adm. --.~ 9 9uv