Litchfield enquirer., 1876-09-07

AtLAKEvnLE MT. A. Bates is building quite an addition. to his house. --Mr. Gibbs, at Ore Hill, who lately had his house burnt. has moved into one of his other dwellings,, formerly occupied by one of his workmen. .-Messrs. Day & Ames went down to Goshen lake, one day last week, and caught tioe string Of fish. They also caught large turtle weighing twenty-seven pounds.-Mr. B1ndy's new house near the Methodist church is so nearly finished he has moved his family into 1.-The new and large windmill the Governor has just erected Is working adj mirably. 1t pumps water from the lake. and supplies his residence and hasns-A young Irish girl tumbled into the wat; at Davis bed the other day, but before life was entirely extipct, the body was re. covered and (so we are informeH duly rolled on q barrel and resuscitated -- Neics.. Ess z5 The FALLS VILLAGE Cattle Show and Fair, and the fall meeting of the Union Park Horse Association will be held Tues- | day, Wednesday, and Thursday. Septem- l Der 12, 13 and IA In the District Court l the following cases have been trieds: Moore 0. Jewell vs. Eugene Wolfe; gaf-' l nishee found not indebted Albert J. Bostwick vs. Reuben Parmelly; judgment for defendant to recover his cost Ellen l O. Butterly vs Moore 0. Jewell; iudg- ment for plaintiff to return the property replevied with s damages and costs. The case of John w. Rood ct ux vs. Ezra M.
 Rowland ct al, the testimony in which was nearly all taken before a jury, last week, was adjourned to Oct. 24, on account
 of the sudden death of Mir Howland. THr,.A D.. brakeman. on the Local Freight, while coupling cars at Falls Village, Thursday, l caught his right arm between the bump CTS and crushed it badly. It is thought, however. that amputation will not be 'nec- l essary.-RGy. :a.
 The last entertainment of the WEST CORNWALL Sunday School association was | first rate. Charles Slater of Naugatuck was in town, last week. Homer Hazard (colo-edl langnishes in jail on a charge of theft. e. F. Huntington, wife and daugh- ter. of New York city, were in town, last | week Gould Hart caught bass in l Cream Hill lake, last week, which weigh ed B lbs Streams and springs are lower than has been known for several years - | Ne,cs.-The Democrats have selected the | following convention delegates:
 | AoIe~tO.- 4OVoAJ V DCCASs MI y1OA 1s A11- lard, Geo. H. Crandall, Harry Sedgwick. ongressioa0l:-Fred.k Kellogg, John R. Harrison, Joseph Wallinson, George l.. Miner; Se,a0torial:-V. F. McNeil, Rob't N. Cochran, Joseph l.. Whitney and Wm, l l.. Clark. ..-.-....
 The RNERToN Eagle Scythe Go. is resum1ng work after short, vacation.- 1 D. H. Stephens, Esq. is still doing the centennial. MT. Hooker, the general as- sistant in the mission work of the parish, left us, last Tuesday. flor short return to Cheshire, where he is fitting for College.
 MT. Arthur Linsley, brother of the rector, also goes to Cheshire next
 week. he having decided to study for the
 ministry.-HerGLd.
 At MORRIS James NJ. Benton is improv.
 ing the front of his place, and is putting
 a nice picket fence around his house
 David Benton is also putting up 8 new
 picket fence, and both he and John l..
 Stevens are painting and tidying up the
 street. George N. Atwood is also doing
 what he can to make the street credit tc
 It's residents, and Leman Benton is ad
 ding his mite to the general improvement