Litchfield enquirer., 1877-05-03
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 -TbexS are BOw s prisoners in thu F4a
 -CsEozxI Vessels returned to thii uA.-s frum kis asaal winter trip, South Sa S4Eara=y-
 -NE- Walter s. Judd has left MT CAzzp11ns and goes into Vessels x Gzsza' Drzg Store on Monday next. Rev Nr- Mclean resumed his place h th~ eoogreE1tiOnal pulpit on Sunday.
 -ne Gay Family give their entertain H@zt ak COngregatiOual Hall this tWr,1zes32y1 evening
 -Aksenksoa Is called to new advertise u~aEs oE F. D. McNeil & Co.,, Bishop & S~EruSrk. and BaegI k Wheeler. -WrUz TO-R HEx-ROOSTs !-Howard Brzzuoz eszped fFsm jail, last week. and has zzs yek been recaptured. He was in Eax eAS<ksa stealing
 -D1- DenIng has bought a building bss ssgAsy feet in width, immediately uarth oF the bank, on which he will soon hzz1l .
 -Nr. Miller. of the firm of Miller and Rerk. WaserbaEy, IS about erecting fine Sassaxs near Mr. HOratiO Benton's resi- d<aee in the edge of Morris.
 -Ths new house and barn built by Nr. Ralph TOmpkins on Cheney Street (Eorzs<iy GaIIogs Lane) are finished, and Mr. To-uxius moved in a week since.
 -Atteuslon is called to the Advertise n<za of the Gay Family in another col 9au- They come well recommended by the press tn the towns where they have given their entertainments. We hear sh<y xs1e vel patrOnizsd in Wolcottville ca Monday and Tuesday evening. Go and see them
 -Nr. F. E. s. Munger Ieftthe postOfice Oa Tuesday for situation with Mir. F. E, ChamplEn, Miss M. l.. Moss taking his place at the telegraph and post-office. The paIiic cannot fail to regret the retire meat of the ssPOst Master General" whose administration has been an unusually pop1lAr one s'PgGce Glz danses v' -T5e Episcopal chapel has been un- der so5ng repairs. The chimney is moved frOa the east end and a new one built at she southwest corner. The walls have been kaIsOmined, a nice grey tint. the aaduencs room is being repainted and grained and the seats are also to be grain- ed The Fesalt will be . great improve H=nt in general appearance. The work is -duae by Mir John Slate.
 -Qaste an animated discussion took pl@>s in frOnt of the Court House on TaksaAy afternoon, between some parties from WOO1bury. When the wordy wal ~as al its hesght an intoxicated Wood ha'y4n came along and suggested that somebody should be knocked down. '' The dlspatants immediately retired. The O1aex party turned a summersault back. ward oSer the iron bar between the posts, much Co the amusement of the small hoys. and retired in disgust.
 Last week Luther H. Northrop was <@aeht in she &cs of stealing bottle oi Piantafion Enters from Vessels & Gates drag store. He has been in . sort of nom, iaal confinement in jail. for about year. oa charge Of forgery; but by request ol tkose prosecuting him. has been on the jail Limits and not closely confined. He has been regular attendant at church and Sunday School. .rAiaing hopes in many of a fhogough reformation, which has unfor. aaaasely proved futile It tappears. indeed, fro1 hIs Own confession. that he haa been all along purlOining liquor, cigars and small sams of money. as occasion of feEea He left town hastily to avoid pVo~scatsOa for the theft in which he wal ss Iazt detected
 -Dr- F. H wiggin. Assistant Sur geOa at BSllevne Hospital, where. it vii ee re@s@bered. he passed the best com p~kSslve exzminasioa for the position las fall. lately vent to Berlin to present Ger tain sargScal specimens to the Germal Coagruss of Surgeons which convened il tAat CSty a the 9th of April. The Doc tor since his arrival has been elected =s@her of she Congress, a distinguishet aoaor enjoyed but by two other foreign ca. and al the banquet given by Barol L@aghenbscA. President of the Congress The Doseor u4s-wAs again highly favore,
 ey heing seated up0n the immediate lei
 Dr- WiEgin wiIl return immediately {.
 EssaHe hia dnaies at Bellevue. and ha
 ess-< psospect of becoming distinguish
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 -1he eass of the attack on Bramap re
 possed in car last is a queer one. Tn
 pxss0ner Rixen his name as John Mcfsrax x
 A few min6lss before the assanlt ou ar,
 R1nan he zaAls appsaEancs in the olI;e
 d the izfl and asked Mr. Elwall, what h
 eazia ds to ges into Ssate Prison. Arl
 R told him he could do nothing ther.
 ed taEnea him out of the office. Witt