Litchfield enquirer., 1877-11-08

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 The NEW MILFsRD savings Bank have put in new. safe. Their old one, vas shipped sihis week. in excllange. as part payment Last Saturday night burglars tied tO snter Nicholas Staub's house.-J. R. Johnson. who, was formerly on the Tribune, IS now agent for Geo. M. Carey, of Hartford. candy manufactuFer.--Bish op WhIpple, of Afinnesdta, ,G Jwias in New MilfOuispn FFiday. Oct 26th! -gTobsccos buyerS ste vefy Thick in ths neigllborr hood just Steel rails are now laid to within very lew miles of this Village, on the HOusatOnic Railroad John s TurrIhis fitting up the room vacated by the New Milford Savings Bank and will occupy it next week-The new choi- ID the Congregational church, is under the leadership of Col c. D. Blinn. and has a very full chorus. H. s. Mygstt is organ ists The quartette is composed of Mrs. A H. NoOle. Sop ano; Mrs. H. $. My gait. Alto; $. P. Treadwell, Tenor; and F. H. Lake, Bass.-Ray iHjH -ai