Litchfield enquirer., 1875-10-07
ASSESSORS BLANKS
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LiTCHFlELD. .

Now is the time to gather bitt:r-sweet and autumn leaves.
 Nearly two hundred arrivals at the Mansion House last week.
 The Rev. Dr. Dufie and family re turned to the city last week.
 Prof. Gaines of the Institute hal adopted the one session plan, 9 e. m. to 2p.m.
 Monthly meeting of the Circulat' ing Library at the Town Hall tomorrow CThursday) evening. .H z Fs
 Rev. Mir. Mclean, of Orange, N. r.. preached at the Congregational charch on Sunday last. and will supply the pulpit again, next Sunday. tf
 Tine Litchfield Land and Improve. raeut Company have sold the Berry place Oa Prospect Hill to Miss Susan E. White for 1000. -<'" ..
 MT. Frederick D. Parmlee and wife, of Warren, have sold their interest in the pls4e formerly owned by Willard Parmlee m Milton to William O'Brien. We thought of announcing various intentions of matrimOny for the coming week. but bachelor friend dissuades us, Temarking in melancholy and inaccurate wzy that there is "many slip between lip and lip" -NH. Foster, of the firm of Foster < HmrIbuf. of West Winsted, will be at the store of Vessels < Gates, on Monday @exf, with a choice selection of foreign and domestic wooIeus, prepared to take orasrs for anything in their line. PsEaoAav wisEing good custom work done shouid gTve them a call.
 Local Advertising is very bri
 BaeII < Wheeler offer all sorts 0fdrugs, Stationery, Confectionery and -Sundries.
 Bishop & Sedgewick call attention to wonderful bargains in the clothing line.
 Braman invites the attention of buyers to ga larger stock of dry goods than has ever been offered to the people of Litch- field"
 Board, Shingles, Town, County, and Pro- bate notices, offer unusual attractions to the iudicious reader.
 In the Superior court last week Ezra r. Dudley, of Falls Village, was tried for reputation of selling hquor without h- cense Jury disagreed. Francis Thebo of New Hartford was tried for liquor sell ing and the jury disagreed. Albert B. Bragg pleaded guilty to stealing money from Lucas, Hurlbut. .& Allen, in Goshsn, and was sentenced to three months im- prisonment in jail. William Moore was sentenced to sixty days in jail for stealing a coat in New Milford. Edwin F. Platt was sentenced to sixty days in jail for theft in New Hartford. Richard Quinn wnsentenced to six months in jail for . theft inNew Hartford Stanton's Appeal Probate, e Canaan case, is now on trial to the jury.
 The court will be occupied during the present week in trial of civil jury business and will remain two weeks after this week for sEial of court cases. .~t; l The election of Monday was triAe muddled, but the Democratic ticket wal generally successful; the monotony being varied by the defeat of an assessor and two eonstables on their ticket. The Dem Oeraey were liberal enough to renominatt Mir. Porter as selectman, and Messrs Diekenson and Buell. as grand jurors though ali Republicans Mir Porter hal proved an especially efficient officer. look ing after the4nteRests of Northfield with q fidelity that has made him very populal there. The split arose in Milton. 1 prominent Democrat proposed setting ul EquOr saloon there. .itis said. The pso pie of that section, especially those inter esfed in the manufactures recently starte there, are bitterly hostile to such an en terprise, and the Milton selectman anon shs resi- To make the thing certain, me of all parties got togstherin caucus an nominated q local ticket designed to checl mate the. Equor-selling project. Thi 0GME8 N&@ h4-4b III 4oL 1AtAnc1sA0u bO G1 days Democratic caucus, where, howeve zIaEge part oft was rejected. The Repul Eean eancus adopted it with the exceptio of . single name, and on Monday thel was good deal of splitting done by me noE mzeh in the habit of voting split ticl esa- As an old school Democrat remar ez, ..AH the Milton Irishmen seem have turned Republican and all the Hi taa Repzblicans to have turned Irish san the Democratic majority was tt heavy ta De overcome. Over east the w@s Democzatic bolt against Selectmi MeSeiIl. while several Republicans, { sAe 0sher hand, thought it best to relic
 the proprietor of the Gcovilie House,
 the e@barxassment of refusing licensel
 Milton dealers by voting against hil
 NoEth6eld redressed its grievance again
 szaszsor Thorp by voting in Hopkir
 While the democEatic right and left win
 were skirmiahing in this lively manner,
 wea eontziyed split in the Center allow