Litchfield enquirer., 1875-08-26
September MonthlIes SC.

ScRIBNER's MONTHLY contains: Chicago (Illustrated); A Dead Heart; The Myste- rious Island (continued); The Cross of Cadmon Qllustrated): A Study of Shakes pere's Portraits; A Farmers Vacation (concluded); Omniscience; The Story of Sevenoaks, by J. G. Holland; An Early Poem by Edgar Allen Poe; Minor Victo- rian Poets, by E. o. Stedman; After Reading "Morituri Salutamus;" The Cold Snap; Alma Matters Roll, by E. E. Hale; Tilda: How the Declaration was Saved; "The Sunshine of thine Eyes," Topics of the Time; The Old Cabinet; Editorial Articles.
 scribner X Co.,, New York; s4 a year. See Enquirer clubbing rates.
 GoDEYs LADY's Book contains Odds and Ends; The Love that was Life; Alice's Summer in her Valley House; A Noble Sacrifice If I had known; Our Spelling Match ; A Nights Adventure Literature as an Outgrowth of Human Life; The Story of an English Governess; Engraving -"The Highland Keepers Daughter ;" Fashion Plate, Patterns, Music, Poetry, Short Articles, etc.
 Louis A. Godey, Phil; 8 year. See Enquirer clubbing rates.
 The ATLANTIC MONTHLY contains Prac. tice and Patronage of French Art; Rod erick Hudson The Nun and Harp; Old Woman's Gossip. by Frances Anne Kem- ble; Sonnets. Rachel Ristori, Sleep Ma tional Self-Protection; Deephaven Gro nies The Dancing Bear. by James Russell Lowell A Patriotic School Master; The Sanitary Drainage of Houses and Towns ; Loves Reward Exotics, by Oliver Wen dell Holmes; Recent Literature; Art Mu- sic ; Education.
 Hurd < Houghton, New York S4 a 'ts1 ST. NfcHHoLAs contains The SdairrePs Stratagem; Dressed in White; Eight Cou- sins; Mrs. Pope and the Pear; 4 London Child's Holiday; As we go Along The Young Surveyor, by G. T. Trowbridge :; An Indian Story; A Short-Lived Family Frontispiece- "Bocke and the Dean. |" The number is beautifully illustrated, as usual.
 Scribner < Co.,, New York 8 a year. See Enquirer Clubbing Rates.
 BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAZINE. for August, contains: The State of the French Army; Nan, A Summer Scene Rivers i; The Dilemma, Part "; The Swine-herd of Gadara My Swan Song; Review of the Session.
 The Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,, fl Barclay St.. New York; S4 a year. See advertisement.
 The EDINBURGH REVIEW, for July, con- tains Life and Works of Thorvaldsen 1; Sir H. s: Maine on Early Institutions i; Mencius; The Education of the Children of the State; The Works of Thomas Love Peacock; The Physiological Influence of Alcohol Geikies Life of Hutchinson i; The Early Kings of Norway Lucretia Borgia: England and Russia in the East.
 The Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,, fl Barclay St.. New York ;S4 Q year. See advertisement.
 During the past two years two refrigera- tor cars, built after a model designed by Supt. Beach, have been run on the milk train on the Naugatuck road, and in that time not a can of milk has been lost Dairymen who send their milk by the Shepaug road are obliged to put a piece of ice as large as 0 mans 6 head into each can, to prevent the milk from becoming sour before it reaches New York, and buy CTS are obliged to pay full price for ice watered milk.- Waterbury American.
 The refrigerator cars run on the She- paug milk trains are second to none in the state, and although they carry several times the quantity. they can show the same record as claimed for those of the Naugatuck road. The only occasion for putting ice in the cans was on Friday last, when few cans were shipped via the Naugatuck, the shippers probably remem- bering their experience before the She paug was built.
 Attention is called to the advertisement of the Hartford races in another column. It is to be the finest race ever known in the State. f..r ......-... The excursion over the Housatonic. Boston & Albany railroads and down the Hudson River to West Point has been postponed till September. Names and orders for excursion tickets can be left with Mir. Dean at the Savings Bank, Falls Village.
 As MT. Samuel Rogers was driving to Lee, Mass, recently, with s1. 200 to pay help, he was stopped by masked high wayman, who demanded his money. He knocked the man down and escaped. Un- safe times, these, for people who carry much money. The TEKRYvILLE lock business is in a fourishing condition. Dea. Allen is Pres ident of the Eagle Lock Co.,, the Hon. N. T. Baldwin taking Mir. Aliens place as president of the Terry iron works Messrs. Daley & Webster's store has been repaired and greatly improved.-Mr. J. Terry and wife are absent on trip to the. far West. They will go to California overland, winter in Southern California, visit Mexico. and return by way of Cuba sometime next summer.