Litchfield enquirer., 1879-09-18
LTTCEFIELD.

us-a. NJ s78 Mrs l. O Meafoy are away in vSzz a- EEzrJEard
 -Nzsze- James Humphrey is at Dr. Gib- saz7s EzZGv Sc4sool in Sing Sing \. T.
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 -A lE-s zzlas- ef veterans and others are gzzas,zans ss es 51 5s the Reanion and Flag gsasarsz5sn ca Wsssneszzy-
 Nh L=uex Morse is making extensive rxzAr< sn -a5t sgzse reosz;ly bought from his aasra.x sz Ezz Cse<s1i Hill
 -Tags Ezz- Er Pezg, ot Waterbury, i'll sliEl-zazt as sase E- E- C9surch, next Sunday, ezz.saazsa-ss wssA the Rev MT Douglass
 -Zez Nr- Sex3SE preached in his old ealzrx2 E NEwscA Sunday His place was sz7psEs1 q >S N5caz&eIis by Dr. Dufie-
 M Rze# S@7-A- Ot New Haven, has ssaE assazr z9Ese< Of ST aCe of land in LzF1vzBs as EE P1z-5dk Kelsey fOr SI25- -Ezz-5azs z-e rxsgzzzag, and the village rgSzzAsz as wEzEe<Ts guse1, excepting the in aaEx sE w5-sssza< wzz-Ezg the dreary progress aE a.Eaz-x In ra,e Sz-se<80r C0ezrt-
 -E&aa L. Bzsc-Uft WAS brought before IzssEz Dez5ssE @ Saturday. oQ complaint of Eag41 | Far4 z95 gave s1Ees5es of the peace a1 Iss azsgzzG oE sEss
 -Sszssk q zszzzs.er 0F yO1ng ladies are away AE s-aas.aL Mss Ezzzse B-zmza is in Stam- sxG Mss Nz-v NcNe1l went to Saratoga on Tues41x-
 -Fra5zy's exrEssoG took down fOrty-twO Fsszras E-zz L7.c&Ses5 OG5czr Munger inclu- 3z1 TAssy hEs3 cz2T.aI tune, and got back zAsSf : A n
 -DuN far-es the Eecsure, this CThursday) sxxnzzs-- .z sh,e N E CAurch, for the benefit oF siss f@-l4 for rsE1irsng the Chapel Admis- ssau sS cznE<- TsckesS can be procured at BasG t WAreae<7s and zi inc Post office. DSrx open &t ssS1; Iescture al s o'clock = -TasrE w1s o1sLzs5oa between F. L. Nor szu ars4 Is6z GssIz1zz al the Iron Bridge, EnsE week la the csa SC Ot which MT. Good uaa bse,=l=se css4 deal bruised The matter b ssaa CsaCzEzg EP foC legal Investigation. -JIr- Edsla | White. of Cornwall, this ye=-.s -rzatu1te ot Wesleyan University. has snferv,i ths, oE5ce of n L. KiIbourn Esq. for the sta,Iy oE EsE- Nr White was captain of the Wvsseysa hazs crew which rOwed at Lake GSe,srre 18I New YuCk the present season. -AA Weed and wife, of Litchield, and IsAa II PI,c1irn ani wifc. of Elizabeth N. J., have gs1fgct1suaed iheIr interest in the Lydia PezhsgLlw homestead tO Samuel b Penhol- low aai wife Oa certain conditions expressed Iz tkeir dcrt-
 The Park Archery Club, organized last week- with Miss Lctiie Beers as President; Saps- Platt. Sec and Treas. Mrs Gates, Miss Mckinley, and Mrs Campbell Executive Cosaulitt-e- Their first meeting will be at Spruce Lawn today "Wednesday, at 3 p. m- A1N Ettd1tA EAS4l CaSG UGS gias is slow length along during the past week oa Tuesday the-e was adjourn neat owing to death in the family of one of the counsel There is no session on Wednes- day, '.Fiag Day. and the case will hardly go to the jury till sometime next week.
 An attorney in this village has framed motto and hung ii up conspicuously in his Oiiice, which for keen satire beats any an nouncrment tha, has recently come under our nOiice. It reads thus:
 LAVE PEACABLY WITH ALL MEN"
 What adds point to the statement is the fact that the lawyer in question halls from East Litchfeld
 A Li,chfeld correspondent of the Winsted Herald relates his experience at the recent ar cheFy tournament as follows:
 had fully made up my mind to go down and bring home that ''bo arrer" myself for all that 1 had seen Platt, Gates, Hickox and PAPn go down,-I supposed Collins had gone home-but when got there found out that 1t cost half dollar to mix in with that crowd Then was in a pickle. My last cent had used up in buying half a pint of peanuts. None ot my friends were present of
 
 occasions, except Col. Vessels, and he was inside too busy to pay me any attention.
 In point of fact the original and only'' cor respondent of the Herald was one of the con- petitors himself, and his arrow went furthest of any over the blanket.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 10th.
 As the severe sickness that has visited some families has abated, a succession of more or less severe accidents has followed
 The most severe was that which occurred last Monday evening to Mrs. Collins, of New Haven. Mstakiug door, she fell headlong down long flight of stars, cutting her head severely, and nearly dislocating her neck, be- side bruising herself severely otherwise. When MT. Ford, with whom she IS boarding, reached her, he thought she could live but few mo. ments and they dared not move her till the ar- rival of Dr. Brown, which was very soon. He has been able to prevent inflammation, and though she is yet almost helpless, there is a fair prospect that she may recover.
 On Saturday evening Mrs. Herman Johnson was thrown from a wagon and much injured, appearing at first that her hip was broken, Rqt she was only badly bruised.
 The infant child of Mrs. Charles Beach is dangerously Ill, and will probably soon rejoir the departed wife and mothers J.
 Over nfty patents have been obtained fo, COW milkersmthirteen in England and forty ir America. Ihese machines have been divided into three classes. First, tube-milkers saoone sucking machines; third, mechanical hand milkers. The first are tappers, the seconr suckers, and the third squeezers and strippers Some devices are formed of combinations n these classes. As yet no one machine can b considered d success.