Litchfield enquirer., 1877-12-13
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 lITcaFiELD, CONN.
Litehfeld.

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 Mir wzz- H REsrnAn sVffers piano for slE=- See zfve=1ise-neaf-@
 -R,spl $ Wheple<. Vessels & Gates, F. A. SA~ra,I uf E T. Turner. have Holiday Ast~ In thsS tsszlE-
 AttrarTasu Is called go the dissolution mo- tirp ss ShFgz sa < EIIlsourn- 1t will be Observ ~Si rh.sf NE Slbltoa continues the business.
 Pr,S. F. C- LaSIier will deliver lecture, fEa sh. old churrh- on Wednesday evening. the Is=k. Szhiecs 'rse1eEal Marquis de Lafayette. |"
 MT. E. F. Cha1nplin has an egg laid this wr~x hy eae of his owa hens which measures e hv : iucs2es and weighs A. ounces; more ths@s st-laie the average size-
 tsErSexvp Duxe who is also an accomplish s.i Hs4sirizn- has bo1shf a villa near Paris on the Eaos&s af &hich he has had inscribed the auess To. Nj. Si. La Do. Re-that is to say, naussszs Dsrs-
 N Duge Is evidently a pianist.
 -The Rev. Hiram Stone will delivera course of Iecfures oa Natural History as follows: At NilEoa oa Wednesday evenings and Bantam 0a Thursday evenings .st the hour of 70clock. Lectures free
 -Nr. wnxhtis dancing class will give an- uthe- reception. Christmas evening. Only those hablzn< cards Of invitation will be admitted, and gentlemen without ladies will be refused admission
 The czse Of H. H. Prescott vs. Wm. M. P. Shelt0u- facsoEizing the latter for wages eIaiuaed to be due from him toan employee who wns a sl4Ror If thepn was tried on SciTe tacids heEoxe Iu<tirr KilllOFn, last week The plf hsd jad<nr1ar fOr SI2S3 A part of the or ixinzi claim was for liquor sold by the plaintiff without Hcrnse. but that matter was not in dispute on the sisS Jsscsa&-
 The T-SsA Gkoaaer, just OsTt in Camp vile. ss the most modest paper we ever saw It's s-iutroinctOry" editorial states that, 'sThe Glsancr will make no pretense to ability in any direction" Too humble by half ! If the editor uf the Cleaner had been trained in any newspzper oeice outside Ltchfield he would uos have made that mistake X good many p-opae believe what they see stated in the pApesS
 The county commissioners have been pre- p@riRg their annual report which will be found tn anosler column There have. been 123 prissa~Ts committed to sail during the year iIs males and females; 2l for larceny, 19 fur burglary, 14 vagzalik 19 for drunkenness, < fur fraudulent pretences- Of the total num- hrr sI claimed tO be temperate 60, moderate drinkers: and 42 confessed to habitual intem- pex@nce- The average of prisoners has been ThirSv-oae The iail expenses have been as soIlSwS .ClOlhing furnished prisoners S595 47; t<93ainx. $Is1-SI fuel. $245. 2l;. Medical at- tradznce. $SS9. IS. These expenses seem very heavy. especially thai for clothing and medi- cal SFtend&nce. which, we learn includes the sXp~uses Of two years or more,
 ID. C KIIborn Esq, made a haul of curious add pzmphlesS in H&rwinton. recently, t0geth- <r Eish which he g0s 6 volume bound in calf and entitled as follows
 TxrK RE1zGEOS DKIXxEATKD. Two discour- seS.by Joscph BeIIamy, Minister of the Gospel a BeshAsm- O., with a Preface by Jonathan Edxxrls Printed at Boston, 1850.
 Fran hasty gianceOver its pages we judge thxa this work iE powerful exposition of the savage old Calvinism ofthe period, dealing out tezsh ard dAmnaeien with a cOolness and pre- cSSioa th@a are po it vely awful. We wonder how Mr kilbugn O | read itten minutes with Ozt re<iguing his position as Republican town commftfreEsan in an agony of remorse.