Litchfield enquirer., 1876-09-21
GETCHFIELD.


 Oar E4nTnOcsial came on Sunday EEs&
 The Fall Tern of the Institute began E4zs week
 -Nr. azd Hrs. T. H. Richards are wis. a1zg New Ha@pshire.
 -The ssora of Sunday was severe here. zs elsewhere. but there was no tornado. -READ IvEs. ADvKK1IsNExr. IvEs OF xm ~REE HIVE HARTFORD. CQSS.
 -Summer residents are taking flight. Mrs Hxzzxrd returned to New York on ws3R<=a&y.
 -Ahsat EOrsy new books have been ad- dNi Co she Circulating Library within the past EsEtzight
 -Neszxs Gea. and Thomas TrOwbridge rxkzr=e1 frOa the Centennial on Satur- day.
 -Tse evening services at St. Michael's were ezStsed On Sunday last. owing to the severity Of the storm
 -Hzry Norton, Esq, of Goshen, was zEEaSzse1 eo1mlsSioner of the Supe rior CSzrs. Last Tuesday.
 -The sS3ew1Ik m front of the jail and hazk Sx ezszAed; and, with it, is finished thH wuxk of the Improvement Company saw tAs ysar. we hear.
 -JmAgs Seymour has been sinking wsn Iuzk woxsh of his house, 90 or 40 feet in azpkA Instead of stone it is walled wSh se@ented tile.
 A Cox=xan visitor wAs eiected from Ba@eAls restaurant. Tuesday evening, for rxf=<szg tO retire when requested. It was PvxEsy lively raising"
 -Ama1g the Centennial visitors from skz Paares tAls- week, are Gen Vessels; CSl wesseEEz. wife, and granddaughter; G<sA. Keaney and wife; and Geo. Calhoun. -Nsw thai the rest of the Court house, fa&SRe. sx SO prs&tlly painted, why does Hs& sA< town do something for that un- esaEA s1SloSzre known as the ''Town Es~smr~ -T6emk ColvOcrezses has been ordered ta w@sAingtoa to report for duty on the G~ssxShzEgh. a man of var sent to the McsllesEranean for hydrographical sur vey< In that s-A-
 -Mx. Aadrew CrOmcr, New Milford iar0g in attendance here. week before EH<s. dsel SAadenly at that place on -&urSNaay. He was taken sick while here anu Cesarncd home to die in few days.' -TAe Shepang railroad have reduced tAe pvScs sF Philadelphia Excursion Tick cts from L1td-feld to S9.S5: New Preston an3 Washington S9.l5; Roxbury, SS.75. Tickets good for a days from date of issue.
 MT. and Mrs. Arnts, of this village, were married fifty years ago. Monday aSght Quite a number of friends called Oa the couple. and several tokens of re- @e@br&nce were sent them. They talk Of taking their wedding tour within a few weekS
 -Mr. Win. H. Braman has sold out his stock of hats and caps and his interest in that branch of merchandise to Mir. Harry W. Vessels. The Gentlemen's Furnish ing Store aboands in beautiful stiles" of every ssze and description.
 Next Sunday will be a ''Centenniar' day at the Congregational Church. At the morning service, Rev. Mir. Mclean will deliver discourse relating to the history of the church. from the time of StS organization In the afternoon an ap- propgsate concert exercise will take place in connection with the Sunday School
 A ROxbuEy chap tried to capture a rS3c on the Shepang rail road, Tuesday ereaing. He drew pistol on Conductor Fowler. but was detained on the train, t1ll 1t reached this station, when he was arrested by officer Campbell and escorted to lal by most of our male population bstween the ages and 15.
 In the Superior Court last week, the laKy persisted m their disagreement in the 0'Doanen case.
 William Shea was tried by the Court on charge of defrauding a Winsted board ing -hOasekeeper and sentenced to pay SIC fine and costs. Geo. Jackson and Archi- bald Hurd. two WOOdbury darkeys, were txSed. Last week, for a row in that place. Jackson was sent Co jail two months for insulting Hurd !; and Hurd got three mc1ths for striking Jackson.
 Ca Tuesday. Sperry's and Richmond's s appeals from probate. two New Milford e@sezs were tried to the court. Business ses@s tO be delayed. just now. by the ab- seoce of a prominent lawyer in the south sn part of the county delivering q s'POekical address" at local fair. A re. qaes& has been made for filing e copy oi tAis ode with the clerk of the court as fur. uazhing the best possible apology for the delay ii has occasioned.
 LAEEyILxR Good Templars have been