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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26
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&inoer amtidben,
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gSasen nmo &arren fur Seneben,
Gtubfarren, ppensSutf6 en-
unb Elm ansemsines Niiortiment ielfer Gaaren bu
Den b,aieien Breieu I'M GroBen uno aletnen bel Der
.8a!timoser @agcr= Sabrif. Seieufd)aft,1
Hr. 80, gtorb=Sow itraBe.
Sic eiusise Sabrt IN Der Staot. &ep0raturen
ausr art Su ausemeIienen Sreien. taGs4, ,i9itef)
Ouujds jeoem 0torgcn BON II bis I tibr ssad,
= mtttaaS. Stlts Ulipautie'r Bier i'm !3api,
In Eaplor's Reitaura.iou,
Gdeber Sront= unb ga frase,
@otp. s. Sablor,
(aus22, 3NteT) @tsentblimer.
Hatente r1srsen fiis Grhmoer ertpirtt.o
@rft nab Grluusuue bes botents tperoen @ehdb=
Wr. 18, SecoubfraBe. Der Boit seSeniber.
(gebr2. .12Dlte> 2weisz9iireau in Gaibinston, D.@.
or. .Robertiou. Wr. IS, e. tatpfra fe,
~tebanoelt 5peIien aue arGntbeiten Der llrtn Sr=
game, orsaniite SbDdbe, nerpoie SbuaGe. por=
seiti9es Alter uno ane eroeufranfbeiten, ipelte
Don iusenoliGen unbeionnengeieu 9erriihrsn. air51
lib enttdnbcne Srant1etten Id,uel turrt. 0erren,
melhe iid Or. u. annertraIcu, fonnen fib perii9er
balten, bab iie piNerIbcitlb uno ouirthttg teban=
belt neroen. Siirecuftuaben: s -12 nbr Mes., "a
uhr Nadm. unb 69 ubr abos. (ssebr2i, ,t2GheD
c>te ltnter;ei dl1cteil MAIDEN Dem BnbIifum Die
~anSeisc, oaB fie ben 9dn5en 2ei6fon oes 6. S.
3antbred1t, gtr. 28, 80 nno 22, Noro=Sei9bitr.,
fdunidh Ibcrnomntcn baber, uno bitten sefdli9e
aunbi6ait.
(sept2,S s,i.a.E.D ssoran g. saHD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26
Scr @cIomnrft.

New.Dorf, %. Cttbr. - Sch Ieif
3. @editl Ian III 4.835. Sob idIOi
ruhig III 1O9f-5. Sunoe5 Sbliaattoner
ifloiieu attn mo itetigcr; 81tr Coupons
1l8; 65er 113; ueue l124; Ger 1154; 68cl
1163; ueue 6iinier 1l44; 1O.40cr Coupons
1154. attlen ibIofcn lebbait unN ilctig
@entral 1O44; @rie III; Qate Sbore 6lg;
SIS. Central So; YittSbur9 80; gtortbs
@eitern 364; BriOr.6l4; 0todeSSlano 1919.
llntcrihugamt8 Silun;: Sob S50,946,.
l19: @nurnut SAl.Gl1.1Gl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26

= 3widca Paratfln Rur Deligrae, isrpSe
in ben @ehir9en in Der Jtdbe BON SaStl1ar
ioaea 1900 0fdnner, gSeiber pub Sinner
5einabe nadt mo pe!I 9uHsertuoc nabe ieia,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26
c.rroer aeu.en cine fid,erc Sur !.

sSungeE yeuteh cute Hdjerc WIT
8is Idredltdeu Sotsen fritbssttt9eu besnl.ten
Eaters, pelbes orsaniid,e @bwdde, Die 3sritornHs
bon Sorper uuo @etit uno aae ionfise srabIdenebel
nit d brinst, fueraeu oausrno bsieiti9t. Sie 6G=
fultate betebeu por benz @intrttte Der ansaebruns
in Serstopien, Sdifrrerabet, 3itern, IerooieH @r'
afeu, Dpspspie u f. nebf ieneu 10 ebr 5u tiird3z
tenben @eiitessuitduoen, iois S,r9estbfet, Soeens
Bermirrnns, Ntoerssihtasenbsit bastid,su ytito=
neu, abibeu Dor gel u,6attliaem Serfsbre nnS In
@ebaufeu brltenoer Shpernut9.
Seiratb.
9,erbeiratbete oosr agi Der Shpeae oieer sliidli:
hen Sebensepots ftehenoe Wauner, Ole .pbphlbe
idaluddjnna ooet auoere Reaetiotbrstfitsn an fid
tpiren' srbalieu raid 9ie uno sarantlre 2iuberung
Sr. @ai1ersu8 0ns 4oIfa,
Er. ii, ytoros &utaDz, 5fp5en Battt
more unb Sapetteftrdse.
gripots assledssbeiten itreHs Dsri6missen.
(4ug.1S,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26
eReaial . Motiael..
XKTEEn.

"IEo.
SBir uerferusen bic beiten RdbnaI9ipeu in Ter
DeIt.-qBir iapren uaier @tiddit au eine ebrenbafe
unb 9eihditsmdsise gEete uuo perfauieu uniere Na=
itinen uadb tbyem 8eroenit. gs iit besbalb utbt
notbis fir uns. unere Daitineu auf Dem Dia,tte 50
orciren, sletia1s tateu mir es fIr unnotbis, Tie
sebler anoerer WlaiGnsn auisuosden. qBrr fpiiien,
bas Die Mebrsahl i'm Blblitum, uelGe Nadinen
fautt sepohultd iebsr Die bette bat, nno ia es ihr
uns unnotps. bic animertiamiett auf bic
''Weed Family Favorite"
fir bsu 5amilieusebraut uoer Die
&c. F."
General Fayorite)
fur Sabrtt,uefs binSutenten.
rgSeeosytabmaSdj Sdj djtnsn=S Of snie."
Wr. 53, Rorose baresfraBe,
(255-SO 6fetma urerE 2e pei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26
3as SSaatnscttt Oer yGont!nental=
9ebcnszUeEfi1crnngS=Geie
SdA0EEH

yt ep.gl orf, %. Sttbr. - 0te ,,&ontt=
nentQls9 9e6enS, ,&erld)erun9s ss@eielti14ft" bat
faltrt, unb ST. Sohn S. 2lnoerOn 1T 0l5
MaIienfurator fir oielelbe ernaunt moroen.
Die Beamteu fd)reiben bas 6alliment oem
fortpdbrenoen Stufen be3 @ruuGeigcnt9um8
Der Qftien uno SbliQatloncn III uun glauheu,
Oab nit meiier Wertpaltung Die Subaber non
8olicen am Gn0e gttd)t3 uerliereu meroeu.
Ser 8eridt Der @eieui6ait fir 1875 ergnb
| 8aifioa i'm Betra0e BON So, ,537 1927 uno &fs
| tipa I'M 3enaQe uou Sc, ,37l.25; ein
lleberiduB pon 1856, ,544.26. 9aS @tnfom'
men in 1875 belief iib auf $2,564 ,530.07
uno mGbre1o peS%Sabre3 ipur0eu 6070Yoltcer
ausaeIellt. Die 3otal Qlu5abl Der Bolicer
betrug oemnadl 71,170.
DeratSG,te Depefd)ss aats Res1,
Wprf.
New s0orf, 25. SftOtcr. - @ol0 erUfi'
nete 5n 1094.
- 0torqen uerbeu feline MarftGeri9te Dor
bier aus erfolgeu, inOem iid) bic SGummOus
| Vrooutteu. uuo an0ere 8Drieu bis auf uG9
| fen Sreitaq uerta9t babeu.
= Die ,9elamare 2aGamanna g9eferI.
Sabn" uerllelgerte hente 100000 &onner
&nGleu uno er3ielte folgenoe Breiie: 10000
Sonncn .,Stsamer" $3.50 =. .97@-2 92}
25, 900 Gonneu y@rate" S2.75-2.824; 90,
OOO Sonneu ,G9g" $3-2. .95-2.90; 10000
Gouueu ,Stopc" $3 3.874-3. .85; 5000
Gonnen o&besnut" $e -3.80-3.824-
3.774.
- Oie BON Sboma3@Gi8, Dem Gntflohenet
&aiiirer Der ,,Rationalz Yarf>BInt," ucrttbter
| 8etriiqereieu beiaufen iid), uta e5 Itb leb
berauStsat, auf $4,000; Oaoon ilno $4,000
burd Die bon Tim geleitete 5autjoH gepedt.
| -9;e 9amGfer ,,Stcte Of [Sn0iana" mt
y@tbiopla" nou @lasgo!u Tno bier etngetrof
| fen.
Der 9ampfer v@caert" traf Don Sam,
burg bier Elm.
- Bic 9ampier y@tlD Of 0nUanna" Dor
Sapanua un0 ,,gepa0a" BON EtoerpoOl itnt
| bier angefommeu.
- 0er 9ampier g6ran:e" fam BON 5aprt
| bier an.
= Die 3Oa Girnabmen betrugeu beutt
$463,0OO.
- Der llnterifosmeiiter 5ablte heute fin
SntereNen $l31 900 uno fiir elngeSo9eReSbita
| Qatonen $1,000 aus.
| = Die yOelatuaree Soltbion'Gand Co."
miro morQen 0tittag 100000 Souneu SaGas
luanua'er &oblen periietgeru.
| -Wlidael Ntc@inn, 18 Sabre alt, mnr0t
| Deule ROSCIugllf Patttu NtuD4 Tx ClHtE Jluu
ferei getDbtet 81 babelt, uno su leben8ldHgli
der 3ud)tbausrafe uerurtbetlt.
&tero tito SeI6EmorS.
9tnibuille, Sno., ben 25. Sttobsr. -
@baOmid y. Britain ebeI;dte Dor betnQbt
einerl Sabre Die etnSige SOdter peS Mei
len pOn bier uObnenOen 6armers Sobu 0ibo
oes. gor &urSem foreerte er leiuen S6uie
9srpater auf, ibm ietne 6arm 3u iibertraQeu
iuO alS 3booes ild pei9erte, murbe er 10 M
geitHm unO 9rob, NaB 9tbobes linn befabl, 81
5arn al uerldiien. Britain eutfsrnte fid
am leeten 8:eita9e, febrte jeood 9eiieru abeni
suriid, unD nadl elnem iurSem 8oltmed,ie
nit istner Sdwiegermuttsr t6otete ct oteiclb
ourd eiuen SGuB. 9fbooe8 elite berbei mi
gr;tta.n oriidtc lein Ytitol auf i'm ab. Oe
| SduB siug iecO6 ieAl, unO Der @DrOer iagt
f9 oarauf aluet Sugeln eur9's 6er3 mi
ianf tDbt 5ulammeu. Die iunge 3rauf feb
| ibrer @ntbtnbnn9 cntge9en lnb if Ourdl oi
Era9Oeie an ben Ianr oeS &Sa4ujHus &c
traat poreen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26

@sesssa 5sstue!ssssz, 0eIa' II.
Ikaaaa Silbsrwaarfu.
$50 go. :. Bifllng. $50
BtGss, Btassi Sssgsas
Najiine Wel1uaarrn!
Naifiac SisSsrsuaassn
SIetttste @aareal
kysusrttani5dte MsaD ettrcrasfAs
lIDre1s+
28O @eF,BaltimersFrabe. ESQ
(De5f, t3Wtef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26

- Ser Natloual. .&ereiu Der Sieuen,ii6ter
bielt seitern cine Seriamnlung i'll Dem nit
lassSotsl!' in Pb.laoelphlas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26
Bureau Der 0asli6t>Gcntpa 9nie
BON 8Gltimor
o1. Al canxL . Ex~os,o

Bureau Der 0asIid)t>Gpapas snie
BON Baltimore,
gtr. 10, South Strabe.
@ott.. Silti9es SetSmateriat.. t.....@ ote!
Wir baten cine oor,i9lhe Gualitdt bon eotes
porrdthis, tpelbe mir osm Yuttam oils Elm empiebz
Ierswertbes SeIsmateral fir bauslibe uno anoere
3tuefe offeriren; fdnst leltt Gener nno ID frei BON
rnretnistetteu.
Seitsuunsen peroen in bieem SIreau ODER in Der
Tlbrit, SuB Don eeaoeuballftr., anseuommen.
yr.is $3.50 pro Wassulaouns, in irseno etnem
Gtabttbeile abselisIert.
tOtt23, ,tOitD Samss .. Smeumooo, Sstr.
Mrs. .0or's 0notamtfdes ncaetabtItf fd3es De-
eoft felt 25 Sabren ais oas sroBte YIutreinisnnss'
g.ittel ber 9esenport betanut, miro nur in Rr
177k, Tapette=, Eorotpeitz@6e Der @utasrs
0trabe, subereitct uaS tit bel allcn apottstern gu
haben. (gus26, ,t2Rtei)
etd,ere, eespiiie mno raidje Dirfuns.
RusfeIl's Tieber= r=nno Wedielfteber ert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26
Selegrapgiise SepeiGeta.
Sulaab : 9epaid)ell.
Gus Der Smuoesba,.ptfast.
(Seridbte Der
-afOciIttsH Breiie" fir ben "GOrreip ubsntsu.D

gS Sal bingto II, %. Sftober. .-4d1tb. s.
u. 8entlep, berBeu5ions-@ -@ommiIiGr, bat Dem
Sefretdr oes Snueru eineu jdbrli6en Beriht
iibcr Die Sperationen oeS BenIion5>B >BiireauS
eritattet. 9(us benz Seridte 9ebt berpor, oaB
lid am 80. Suni 1876 234, $40 BeuTondre-
2683 peniger, ais tm oorbergebenoeHSabre-
auf ben 3aba;ten tefauoen. Die NaSahl Der
Snpaliben Yenltondre fpurbe mdtreno beS
Sabres nm 291 pcrgr0Bert unO betrug am 30.
Sunt b. S. 105 ,457. Die 9tamcu BON gSltts
men uno minorennen Stnoern auf Der gllte
nabmcu ulh 3718 ab, un6 eS perbleloen lebt
nod 104 1885 ytamen BON 2Stttruen un0 gSatz
len auf Der Gite. Die Qn3abl Der iiberlebens
oen SeterQuen aus benz Grtege BON 1912 be-
lief iif OH Gnbe bes lsbten Sisfallabre8 auf
1888; 1869 berielben itarben ipabreno bes=
ielben. Ser Sotalbetrag Der Summen, mel
DE i'm 2aufe be8 Sabre5 fir Beniionen pcr-
ausgabt muroen, belief iid) auf s28, ,351 ,5S9; !;
bternab bleiben nod S1,650,000 bon Der 5u
BenionsSmeden perniGtaten Summe iibrig.
98dbreuo oes Sabres muroeu 42 .877 Aniprii
de auf Yeuiionen oOer Yeniion8sulagen einz
geretGt, uOu welden 7,45l ourd Nrerfen=
nung un6 1912 burd Serperfung erleotgt
murben. SIM 80. Stunt 1876 lagen i'm 9an=
zen nod 88,973 Qnipriid)e sur Grleotgun9
uult IUIule oOfuOO Ivy. nSutuu9elultIthe @H'
ipriide," reld' 2ebtere iid) auf i'm leBten
&rle9e 9eleiitete OtenIte be5iebcn uno idmmt'
lid nod su erleblaen finn. Der Sonmtiidr
la9t gum Shluiie. baB er etnen Blan fitr Die
Seeltiguug Der llebeltduoe oes 9egennGrtts
gen Benitonspftems entworien babe, rpeld)en
er III elmer ipGteren 3uidlrift uittbellen meroe.
- Ser 3ollageut Nlbiu g. Start fam
beute aus @alifOrnien bier an nm murOe,
ais er iid IN bem Department melOete, anf
Ssfebl DeS $rdToenten iofort aus oem
Dieulte entlalIeu. 2lls llrlude miro isiue
Setbeiligung an gepiiien polttii6en Selpe1
gun9en angegeben.
= gs tunn ais 9euiB betradtet iuerben,
Oab 5r. elmer 8uibbnrn, @bef oes @ebeim'
otsnites oes 3ollamtes, III aurSem ab9eiebt
merOen wirb. 9lls er teute ben YrdfDeuten
beiuden luODte, metserte iif Oerietbe, ibn Su
ieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26

SO # o II, 25. Sft. = Der Sitsnuermeis
iun9s=S9ooner y@tneit" lpurbe arl 16. bs.
Utt8. Don ieinem 2tnfersrunbe losgerifien unb
flranSete bel SSis- au>Saut. 0aS SabrSeug
iit total perlorcn; @opitGn uno WauniGait
muroell gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26
g9redlibe AataitropDe aatf Ser
,,Netpz SerieD'er GentraIbabn-',
--9rei Soote 1tsao iiebsebn 0er-
StatfHfAn n4o

@liiabetb, N..S., 25. Sftober. - &uf
Der vgtep .Seriep'er @entralbabu" fanb in Der
perganeenen gta9t bel @poua smei Meilen
der S!pei ODER Oielleid]t Orei Ytenid1eu OaS
2eben foitete. Gin Yaia9ier5ug qtn9 um 64
llbr bon bier ab, auf melheni 8. y. Btlz
liam8, Nald)inenmeilter Der Sahns s@ompGgs
ME, al5 2ofomOtipfiihrer unb 81. S. SpadeEf
BANNER, Der Sriidenmellter, ais DelSer fultz
glrte. (0le 2cfomottuflibrer uno Selser Der
Bahn iteben befanntltd) an8.) Ser 3ug ltef
bet @uond, no cine goetdle falid geltellt nor
ben mar, aus Oew @ele!e uno raunte plOer
ole @rDwano oe8 0urdlttds. 0ret 2Sag9on8
mur0en inetnanOergeIdobe rnO total ser
trtimulert; oret alloere mltroen betrddtltdl be-
idldotgt, obgleif) iie auf Dem @eletle iteDen
blieben. gSiqiam 0feillg, etn Brenlier aus
RbtltppSbur9, ipnroe auf oeu Setoer 9es
ifleuoert. BON Dem Sluetten gSag9on, pels
der iGpr ben eriten meggeIGoben tpuroe
uno auf ben Senber itiir5te, eroriidt unO
uugenblidli9 get0Otet. Jtathauiel 0erid aus
Ouuellen muroe ebenfall8 anf Der Stelle &c.
t0otet. Sberit q. g. Senepd aus Sonlers
pille, Idtb. Sobu g. Sdlend aus yteibantc
uno Sobn u. Sine aus gSbitebOuIe murOen
beoenflih perlebt. Giinf5ebu anoere Bahaz
9lere trngen nlehr 0oef rnentger 9efabr!tfe
Sesiegungen bauon. Wtan 9lau6te suerlt,
oGB Die au5itsbenoen 2ofonottufiibrer Die
Q8eid)e iald] fteatcn, eS liesen ieOod niht Die
aertngfcn Sewele iiir nicie Sermutbung Dor.
ior. Jobu u. @line lou etuen gSunOen erie
gen leln.
9ie 9ahnbean,ten behaupten, Oaii Oct lgnfaa
a6itbtItd) neruriadjt tunroc.
9tewa Oort, 25. Sftober. -0te geams
ten Der ,gtemz Serlep'er @sntratba9n" belaupz
ten, oab Die gBeid)e bel @uona abiidtli9 falid,
geitellt murOs, I'M etnen llnfaQ berbei5ufiib=
reu. Die g8eife rpurhe I'M @eheinteu 9e6f.
net uno 0urdl eineu bDlSernen Sell au8einau-
Der getricbeu; Oas Stgnalltt]t, meld)es beoeu
tet, baB 4Qes in Srbnung lei, murOe barauf
aus9ebdnat. - Die 5ii9e meroeH beutc pie
9elpDbuli9 bef0rOert.
SG,iT5rMa,+
N - n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-10-26
Gin Rutbi5rei aus @Hn : Carolina
Die Sadjla8c, tpte iie bon oeu 8as
otfaleu Sar8eiteat tpirS, uno
tpes itt oteier Sestebun8
tpabr ttno nid,t tpaDr TIT.

s!ac id,Iasenoe 8toerIesnas oer in oea gro=
rIamationen oes @ouOerasars . 6 bamberlaiu
rno oes Vrdficenten aufaeiteuten SebauS=
tlin9en ourdI ole prominentciten @ciItlid,eu
l:lo @eidlaftsleuie Der Staot SharIcftnu
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-16
Kent.

We were pleased to learn. that. our old friend and former ,townsman Mir. George Hall, of Bridgeport, was in town few days, last week.
 Mrs. Barnabas Hatch has gone to Ohio for a short visit
 The Knickerbocker Ice Go. had to quit getting ice from Hatch Pond, last week, it's was becoming so poor in quality
 The old toll gate house (near the bridge west from the village) is to be sold at public auction on Wednesday 15 tn inst.
 The farm containing l20 acres and formerly owned by Mir. c. Chase was sold on Friday last at public auction to Mr. Clark Page for $4. 400,
 --Griggs X Chapin are about to leave thelr store on Main St. and take one in Lakeville Conn.,, and Mir. Charles Gay lord of the Railroad Store is going into the store that G. < c. vacate.
 The new houses on Laipe Avenue owned by Skif and Johnson are nearly completed.
 Mrs. E. M. Rowland has had bad luck digging a we'll in her lot on Bridge Street as the first caved in at about 15 feet deep; and the second, after coming to water ata depth of 27 feet. The third time will conquer SoN FRED.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-16
March II, 1876.
Washington.

The principal events of the past week have been. 1st, Democratic Senatorial Convention held on the 9th inst, result ing in the nomination of Herman B. East man, of Roxbury; 2d, a Republican Con- vsntion on the 9thinst., at which Col u. D. Blinn, of New Milford was nominated for Senator. These are excellent nominations and we hope the gentlemen will be elect ed especially one of them; and, 3rd, the Concert of the Litchfield Musical Associa- tion. which we. understand was, a very finely executed performance. As we were not present we leave it for some more com. petent auditor to report concerning it.
 For the benefit of those in want of working cattle, we would inform your readers that Messrs. John Black and Ed son Seeley are bring into town several pairs.
 -Adelegation of the Young Mems Christi ian Association of Connecticut, will con- duct series of religious meetings in this place. commencing on Tuesday 14th, and continuing three days.
 Died, at the residence of John G. Fenn on the 7th inst, Miss Fanny Brown. aged S5 years. a consistent member of the Congregational Church for fifty five years. Trick in faith, and an heir of the kingdom which God hath promised to them that love Him."
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-16
THoMAsroN. March 18th 1876


 John Harris, while working with a cir culsr saw in the case shop, had two of his fingers sawed clear of and the thumb so badly cut that Dr. Wright. of Plymouth. thought it necessary to amputate it. One of our town physicians refused to dress the unfortunate mans hand because he had previously been to the house of 'Dr. Goodwin who was not to be found. It seems to us that the suffering and danger of human being should be of greater importance than the dignity of 6 doctor. A report was circulated last week to the effect that the Clock Company were about to reduce the pay of their hands twenty per cent, but we think the report was un- founded.
 Grilley's Orchestra will give concert on the 20th inst. Concerts given under MT. Grilleys direction on previous occa- sions were much applauded and musical treat is expected now. The Brass Band is also under Mir. Grilley's leadership, and owes it existence to his ability as a leader. Mir. Bryant, late of Waterbury, has been engaged to play with the band the coming season. W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-16
East LitchTeid

a ssF -e-st. ---7se s@ 7z-o4 s2s sesss
 It was no fault of mine that you receiv- cd my last letter too late for use last week. I mailed the letter Monday morn ing. and its houll have gone over at noon.
 Rev. Mir. Nash, of Thomaston. deliv- cred very interesting discourse, sunday afternoon. Thomaston Methodists are really fortunate in having secured 30 estl- mable pastor.
 -"Bill" Clark announces his intention of attending the great centennial exhl- bition at Philadelphia, the coming season. He says he has hired out to 3 man for forty dollars month, who pays his ex- penses the entire trip. Mr. c. is rather reticent in regard to the nature o1 his work, bnt admits that "gabbing will be an important feature. Being well ac- quainted with Mir. C.s peculiar gift and his ability to turn ont chin music. would sooner suppose that some philaathropic individual had offered him the above amount, during the centennial six months. to keep severely" still. s~
 Mir. Willis Belden has rented his farm to Win Birden, of Harwinton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-16
New Preston.

Last week was made famous in the an- nals of Waramaug by the lectures of Prof. Bateman. He came into the place on Sunday noon, and began his meetings on Monday evenisg. The meetings were we'll attended and very interesting. He went over wide field of topics, and said many good things. In examining heads he made some pretty hard hitas as for, ex- ample when he told one case that he had ga pretty hard head; not much religion: as liable to 60 into the back window as the front door," Sc. The Professor prob ably made a good profit, pecuniarily, clearing for the week from one to two hundred dollars. '@s3 7s'' 5~
 Nh. Moses having 4accepted' q call from Munroe, sa Society meeting was call- cd to act upon the matter, Saturday, but what was done we have not heard.
 Our people regretted that the tray elling and weather were so unfavorable for attending the concert at the New Hall, on Friday evening. The case. for theatri- calls. this (Mondayl evening. seems little better. But we can be reconciled to these warm rains if they mean an !, early spring. We heard of one man who has commenced digging his garden. ''' wheth- CT for lettuce or ''thEee cent" tobacco we dent know. Trasks 5anti-tobacco tracts, we think, might get candid reading here a-boats. this year. Some.of the farmers are about ready to be convinced that rais- ing the weed don't pay.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-16
Cosnen.-No. 226.

Blue birds came March 6. Very many changes will take place ill few weeks, but the only one to record yet is that MT. Lyman Hall has moved to the Bentley place, which he recently purchased.
 We are glad to see that your Plymouth correspondent yet lives. and you may tell him that he is right, for HI. N." has made the discoveries he mentions. name ly, some old continental money, and old coins, and mas in his possession an old horse pistol, marked London, and said to have been taken from one of Gen. Bur goyne's staff officers when he was captur- ed in the Revolution.
 Mrs. Hiram Apley died. last Saturday. but I have not ascertained her age.
 spent several days last week, in Berk- shire Co.,. and was pleased with the ex- animation of the books in the great libra ry belonging to the bar There are four volumes of Kebble's reports of cases and decisions. One was printed in London, MDCLXXXV. ..e~ .~-- .
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-16
~------------7- ' -= East Chestnut Hi:l.

On Monday evening of last week, 70 or 80 of the friends and relatives of Doctor and Mrs. D. G. Turney gave therna sur prise party, that being the fifth anniver. sary of their marriage. The. tables were bountifuny snpplied with all the delica- cies of the season. After these had been sufficiently enjoyed, and after ''ye ancient folk" had departed, the fiddle was introduced and the finest hopof the sea- son ensued Early Tuesday morning the party adjourned, leaving substantial, wooden tokens of their friendship be- hind. Among the rest came hadsome cane from the workmen of Echo Farm. and funny bit of poetry presenting it.
 On Wednesday, the 9th. Monseign eur le comte, and Madame, his recently es- poused Countess, were visited by dele gates from the Callithumpian Societies of North Farms, Waterbury, and Harwinton. They made hideous racket with their toot horns, wash boilers and tin pans, the mostconspicuous oI tuespeEloEWers DeiuS a colored gentleman covered all over with After few bars Allegro agitato .fortissinao. the noble Count made his appearance in his French. night-cap; and or beholding the novel orchestra. re- marked:
 ''Mon Dieu You make more noise as ever she vaas -
 But when he was at last made to under stand that the callithump is one of the institutions of our republic. he invited the boys in and .regaled them with cider and maple syrup. Finally after few notes on an old copper bugle the party re- tired in good order, G. P. P,
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-16
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c ,ntly, The audiencespumbered 106, P of whom came down from Litchfield ot the remainder Mir. Gum furnished forty, and the rest cf Washington thirty nine. Statistics. to he worth. anything, M,. G recently reminded us, must be accuratel.
 Except little delay in getting down to the train our return, trip was speedy and pleasant and we came back jolly and tired and fully satisfied with everything hut our andsences; about which, considering that the invitation had come from our selves, we concluded not to grumble audi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-03-16
WoodburY.

On last Sabbath, March 9th, there were added ts the South Congregational Church thrity-seven on profession. and four by letter; to the north, fifty-four on profess sion, and one by letter. h the course of the last few months seventy-seven have united with the Methodist church on
 John Mosely, of Southbury. died March 4th, aged one hundred years four months and ten days. He retained his mental and physical powers in a remark: able degree and was regular attendant at church in favorable weather until about ninety-eight. He was the third son of Col. Increase Moseley. of Washington in this county, where he was born, Oct. B, 1775.