Litchfield enquirer., 1875-12-16
LITCHFIELD Q.

Miss Dugan, of Milton, teaches the North Farms School this winter.
 MT. Apollos Buel and family are to spend the winter in Dover, Delaware.
 The members of Go. H drill every Monday night at the ArmOry.
 Mir. Holmes o. Morse has takea pos- session of his new house on South St.
 The Church Hill district school is taught this winter by Mir. s. H. Dudley. The school in Mt. Tom District is taught this winter by Mir. George W. Be- ment. . .r..p
 -Messrs. Frank Wells and E. w. Addis of the Putnam Co. (N. Y.) Standard were in town on Sunday.
 A Durham bull elght years of age, and weighing 2,25Oib. was butchered in town last week.
 Notice Buell & Wheeler's announce ment of Holiday specialties in another column.
 s. H. Wood has fine assortment of beautiful goods suitable for Holiday Presents. See Ad.
 MT. A. D. Hale, late of this office. has accepted position in the office of the Derby Transcript.
 An extensive addition is being made to the house occupied by Mr. Henry Hotchkiss. near the Depot at Bantam Falls.
 The Rev. Wm. Stevens Perry, D. D., preached in Westminster abbey. on Sun day, October IT, on Anglo American Sympathies with Continental Reform" The discourse is being printed in London. Dr. Perry is the thIrd American clergy man who has ever preached in the abbey. MT. Foster, of the firm of Foster < Hurl5ut, of West Winsted, will be at the store of Wessells < Gates, on Monday next, with a choice selection of foreign and domestic woolens. prepared to take orders for anything in their line. Persons wishing good custom work done should give them a call.
 Sliding on the sidewalks and the East and West Hills has begun for the season, and is a most intolerable nuisance. There is a statute, passed last summer. which empowers towns and boroughs to impose penalties, not exceeding S25 for each of fence, against ''coasting." Ought not a town or borough meeting to be called to take this matter into consideration?
 There is to be an important change of the Shepaug Time Table, beginning on Monday next. The train going down in the morning and returning in the evening is withdrawn. leaving only one train over the road day. This starts from Hawley- vile at 11.30 a. m., connecting with trains from New York and New Haven via. Bridgeport or Norwalk. It starts from this station on its return at 3.15, p. m. There Will also be a train down the road on Monday mornings only, and up the road on Saturday evenings only. By this arrangement the mp trains are fully as useful as before, as the noon train will now connect and bring mails as well as passengers from New York, etc. The down morning train will of course be greatly missed.
 PANoRAMA.-The Dibble Brothers exhi- bit their grand panorama "Around the World" at the the Old Congregational Church on Friday evening of this week. They are very highly spoken of by the press. A correspondent of the New Hay en Journal < Courier writes
 ''The entertainment was by far the best scenic exhibition we have ever witnessed It would seem hardly possible to produee aspectacular exhibition of higher order of merit or splendor.
 Letters from clergYmen and others who have seen it,speak also in very high terms of its excellence. Mir. Thwing. pastor of the Baptist church of Brsnford, says
 'I can do no less than express my de- light with the evenings Journey Round the world which made in your company. have never witnessed anything of the kind that was in any respect supe rior to it."
 Mr. 4 V. R. Abott, formerly located n this vicinity. but now Pastor of the Methodist church in Stratford, writes
 Il had the pleasure of witnessing the panorama exhibition given by the Dibble brothers, last evening. and found it enter taining, instructive and free from all ob- Jecsionable features. Fcheerfully recom- mend It to all who desire for themselves or tneir families au evenings pleasant and profitable entertainment"
 Tickets, D cents children, 15 cents
 Norfolk.
 The remains of the widow of Dr. Benia- Il fl Cmis