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TIN NllHRT6.

EQUITY CoURT-Judge Macarthur.
Yesterday, Earle agt. Dodge; sale ordered.
Seal agt. Nailor partnership dissolved and as
s1gnments Cancelled. Cruit agt Davis; sale
production Of letters denied. Hadley agt. Sow
ereigns' Cooperative Association; pro confesso.
Johnson agt. Bonner; exceptions to auditors
report OveTruled and report confirmed.
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all as nutritious tonic and curative.
90. A SURE THING; it never falls; cure yourself
for 81. Prof. Chapin's hu-paibo-a quick
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
and genital diseases In male or female. 81, at
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay st.
y. T., and for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue. aNoO1Y
FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
!o'o's Soothing Syrup has been used for children
IL ,n corrects acidiiy Of the stomach. relieves
terry and diarrhGa, whenever arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and we'll tried rem
edy; rs cents bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMRN.-We wish to call
attention to "A. Fischer's Chemical Securing and
Dyelng establishment, No. 9o6 G street, near
9tn street: By promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether of American or Euro
pean Invention, he Is enabled to do his work In
manner not to be equalled by those not pos
sesslng these facilities. Gents suits cleaned
Tor 81. N. B-Lace curtains cleaned from rs
cents up to 81 window, and no acid used iIl
whitening them. Wool blankets cleaned from,
80 cents to Is cents pair, and restore them to
their natural softness; by cleaning number,
reduction In price. H-CaI for and deliver
them.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements. &c, Tonight.
Summer Iheater Comique.-VarietieS.
Ninth Street VI. p. Church.-Supper and festiva
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
CPHUNG GOODS.

Moot fashionable styles, Of best makes for GEN
ready for inspection.
Respectfully request the favors Of my pat. 46
rens and the public generally.
+. J. HKIBER0ER,
O1lXEKg ARMY B NAVY TAILOR.
apS-h 6S6 18th street, opp. Treagury.
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ATTENTION is called to public sale tomorrow
aitefnoon, at O'Clock, by Thos. j. Fisher e.
ana l112 llth street northwest The SITUATION
OF THIS property Is the highest and handsomest
In the city, N-'~AAAt''
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sssas E: TIC Loo y.rdi IRON Fort NSnFGS
the United States - 8 Spring. Summer, ia: I
or Autumn resort Send for circular.
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DURHAM WHISKY.
LABARAToRY OF STATE AssAyER AND CHEMIST,
RICHMOND, Va, Sept Z, 1878
have carefully tested a sample OF
Durham Rye Whisky.
selected by myself from the stock OF Mess~s yrts
Harvey, AND find it free from u.ter:tions r. IL
en- e1ce ent article OF WHISKY ana altogether suita.
Die Tor uee rs beverage or medicine.
w. d. TAYLOR, Il D., State Chemist
ferent sections, and endorsed by over am dasia.s
many OF them dIuggsts), is offered to the trada ~
ths clty upon It's merits only There are many ;,,e
whiskes on the market, and We have nothing fo aav
4Gsinst any known brand. We simply Claim M ft ~
DURHAM to equal the best of them and Wa AZ al.
sned trial VII convince all judges Of this fact.
n F e sale BY the following WELL known houses:
q. =. Howard, Americann Hors.
~. Il AMeyTM;o ortl. Geo. ". Driver,
J. Hall Hemmes, 3 Fl Hhessb.v
Ryan EarnshaW, M McfIormoIck
NJ Goddard, WaiIor = mMacA'
2. 7. Little Co.. GAVIN W s. iH0;s
- WT1RciS Golden. Mrs. NJ Mccormack,
+ OcRRn neI: Foley 4 Mcdonald.
a. Gersdor1, n = c Matzassr Rro
= y, Montgomery. Frank McKIew.
". A. OHutt Bro. Georgetown.
W. 81. BEALL,
mas3eeosm Ast 1oz Dist Of Columbia
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CITY ITEMS.
Qnirk's Irish Tea will make man OF you Sold
by druggists at Is cents package.
i Am Riliana

IF You SUFFER WITH HEADACHE, one or two
doses Lodtlie's Headache Specific will cure you.
Price so cents.
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Sold by Druggists.
That wonderful bilious remedy, QuirE's Irish
Tea. 1t costs only Is cents package.
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIgP SIGNAL OFYICBR,l
WASHINGTON, June IL. 1879.
For the south Atlantic states, falling, 1ol-
lowed by rising baromer, S0utherly winds Yeer-
ing to westerly or In northern portion 10 north
eriy, nearly stationary temperature, partly
cloudy weather, and local rains are probable.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The following are the readings Of the thermon.
eter at the Signal ONCE during the day: am,
40; 7:35 a. M, I2o; IL midday, S1o;2 o, M. $50;
maximum, $50; minimum, 66o
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SUMMER RESORTS.

pA8k HOTEL, dAte Herdic Housed. VII
entirely new man.sement. Has just been ~
u 0rS ,,sd I;,., renovated and equipped and
gsesm: Locsted IN beautiful park OF Ave scres,
lrrOunoea ~ some Of the finest mou atsin scenery
70 tennsyysni Splendid bali room. billiards,
telient livery and delightful drives. E.ne oshins.
On direct route from Baltimore and washinston 20
Niagara Fails, aud from New York aao Phlsdalphis
s1 sda1ss boSD f., Cir
Port. Pa - B{ special Arrangement, water from
the celebrated Minnequa Spr.iis. viii Ia Snrnlie6
daily in =. its purity and freshness free Of cRsrse
SUMMKR BOARDERs received Al The Al6ermaT;s
sg-re male Institute. Charlottesville. Va, y. ~
week, 90; month. go. Twenty third An. IEs
naAl session be~ns October LIST myIi.im
NEW CONGRESS UAI.I.. Co,,e No.
~ SAFETY AND COMFORT OOMBINED
Ane Afeest Hotel on the Atlantic coast, Brick
Dunoins rhoroughiy nreproof, elevator, n
o .g.Iic osiLs and All modern conven1encee, NJ
2sTn. Xd lGr sse reception OF s1ss '9 ss
myi1.2m CAPE M.y.NJ. or s9s Chestnut ne 4. Phn..
CLIFTON HOUSE. VA, Twenty Eve mies
- from Washington by rail. Attractive n a q
Kept mountain climate; hne water, ~
, wsks, arves. NO mosquitoes Unfurn- l6s
Clifton. Fairfax County, myl0 2mI
"RRIGHT HOUSE," REHoBoTH BEACH.
Bend for circular. Address BUXTON 4 40
IHOMPsON. Prop's ap2s-sm W5
StSM SUM REsoRT-Five miles from depot,
- tnree hours ride from city; situated In noun.
tains; hne stream running water: p,cFure soue
views daily mail Address J. g. PRICE Hillehoros
Looooun county. va my232aw, I'm
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SLAUGHTER OF THE INEoCENTs. - Tuesday
coroner Patterson viewed the bodies al gave
certlflcateS OF burial for four dead Id one
each In the second, fourth, sixth and el?ayG no.
nee precincts. Oficer Daley, OF the tfrst IRE
clnct, found dead colored infant on o vacant
LOU between II and and Sd and ~ streets s. ".
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PARAsOLs, ParasOls, Parasols-plain and fan.
cy handles-immense stock to select frnm.
cheap. Towson's, Pa. ave., south side.
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GEO. JUENEMANN'0
MOUNT VERNON LAGER BEER BREWERY
AND PLEASURE GARDEN,
BETWEEN 4TH AND 5Tu AND AND STs. NE,
apply Washington D. O.
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WE KNOW Hop Bitters are above and beyond
all as nutritious tonic and curative
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DOPULAR PRICES.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. Av
CONGRESS- HALL.
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY.
This splendid hotel hiss been thoroughly renovated
and refurnished Will open for guests
JUNE 81.
CLEMENT SOUTHGA1E Props.
II. &. CLEMENT. late Lindel Hotel st. Louis
VIM. WILKINSON, Supt my3leod26t
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

THE GREAT PINAFORE HAMS,
Extra Fine Quality. 10 cents pound,
COMPANY, ll04 18th st. lei I'm
EREsH COUNTRY BUTTER, LBS. 50
Il b los. N Y. BUrTER........,..... 10
3 lbs. new CREAM CHEESE ........' az
lbe. cooked CORNED BEEF 5S
Prime susar Cured SHOULDERS. per be-.
lbs IRE. Roasted RIO C0FFEE............... rs
doz. swiss or Grown" Condensed MILK....L7S
Sweet Catawba, Caret, Blach berry, eherry, Old
PoIt Angelica and Muscatel WINES, Champagne
Ulcer. Ginger Ale &c.
O. 8. OHARR 3 BON,
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NOTHING but the best Canada malt and New
YORK state hops Is used In the manufacture or
the celebrated Tivon Beer-[Rr, ~
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ENGLISH double Chains and lockets at Prigg's,
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SCIENTIFIC BUILDING FOR DICKINSON COLLEGE.
at the residence OF WIN. j. Sibey large and
Influential meeting OF friends OF DickensSn Cot
lege was held on the evening Of Tuesday TO con-
slider the project OF new scientific building for
that Institution. There were present Prof
Baird OF the Smithsonian, Prof. RemSen of
johns Hopkins. Hons. II. Il. Wright A. II.
Smith, and n. G.. Emery, and Drs. McCauiey
and Hines OF the college. Among matters dis
cuSsed were the plans for a building, and th At
OF the new National Museum building present
ed so many advantages that it was very favora-
bly, looked upon. but on account OF its novelty a
committee, with Professor Baird as chairman
was appointed IN consider the whole matter
more fully and present 1t TO the Board OF Trus-
tees.
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THE CASE OF MORGAN AGAINST THE DISTRICT
Major T. p. Morgan agt. the District Id on trial.
This Is an action to recover some S., 900 balance
for excavating the James Creek canal a few
years since, the engineer OF the District report
and Major Morgan claiming another figure.
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SUMNER RESORTS.

TOWER HILL HOUSE, NARRAeANsETT
June 25th. J. A: WOOD, Proprietor. Fine Nay
bowIips and Billiards; fine bathing. boasine and
fshing; good livery and stssns hop every satpr-
engaged OF q. E. ATWOOD. Manager. at Conneiiy
& Co, 1855 Broaoway, New York, until June 9th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17
Plymouth cketahss Ve. o19.

Hira,n Miner Jr. had apple pear, a:.1 cher " blossoms on his trees in March.
 Our mail carrier, T. W. Austin, ;s nov ing from the William 4. Buell. place, acrcs5 the street into George Langdon's residence :; the latter vacating for the purpose of eccunv- ing another house near by, where his parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Langdon, long resi- jed
 After an absence of eight to ten years in Middlefeld and New Britian, Mr. Lucius Beach and wife have returned to the northern part Of this town, near to the place where they had previously lived many years
 In St. Peters parish, Lent services were held in about the usual manner prayers witt. readings, on Wednesday mornings; and Friday evenings service, with lecture In Passion week meetings were held every day, and two each on Wednesday and Friday. The Rev. MT. Giliand has done much towards making these services extremely interesting and in- structive, and they have been generally well attended. Easter day was bright and pleas ant, symbol of that joyousness whine al should feel on such an occasion In the fore noon, the pastor preached from 1st. Cor 18th. chapter 21st. verse, and administered the con- munlon to more than the usual number. The afternoon services were more especially for Sunday School, on which occasion interesting remarks on our Lords resurrection were made from 1st Cor. 18th chapter, 20 verse. The church was beautifed by the presence of 8 moderate quantity of flowers.
 In the 1st Congregational church the Rev. Mir. Hillard delivered very interesting dis e~@sHn -opnrarratn tn the day, frnn Col 8 chapter, 1st verse and the evening exercises at the Lecture room were made to have espec- ial reference to the great Easter Festival. The church was decorated with flowers
 PLYMoTHEAN.
 Anri1 1dth 1870
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17
COUNTY ITEMS.

The THoMAsToN revival has added 80 men- bers to the Methodist church since January and the pews of that church sold for double what they brought last year.-Wm. H. Yale has bought of George Stoughton house and lot on Bradley street.-Rev. MT. Hitchcock has brought on his family from Milwaukee, John Betts, pedder, had his horse and buggy stolen from Ben. Smiths house on Sunday night of last week. They were found at Dan- bury, but the thief has not been taken.-Dr. Woodruff has returned from Florida in improv- ed health. D. G. Lawson has been lect- uring at the Congregational Church on tenn perance.-The Clock Go. are clearing away the rubbish from the ruins of the December fire, and will soon put up brick building in the place of the one burned down.-Thomas Wolfe recently got thrashing for abusing a horse. He prosecuted the man who assaulted him, and was prosecuted in turn for beating the horse.
 WATERTowN has new lawyer, a new doc tor (F. P. Eesterly, late of Woodbuy), new jeweler, and another gentleman of leisure. Happy Watertown !-Rev. Mr. Tuxbury's health remains very feeble-Town meetings multiply on the vexed questions of fire proof vault and lookup.
 BAKERvILLE has been having series of so- ciables.-The school here was taught last win ter by Geo. Taft, of Harwinten.
 ToRRINGFoRD has lost the family of the late Roderick Bissell Elias Wilcox has given $500 to the Congregational Society.
 CoLEBRooK duly observed the Governors fast.-Mr. Brayman has purchased the Hotch- kiss place near the paper-mill. Fredrick Hart of Prospect has taken the Nisus Kinney farm. His wife is daugter of Mrs. Kinney.
 The men for replacing the RIvERToN iron bridgde have arrived, and the abutments are nearly ready. The work is progressing rapid ly.
 The NEW HARTFORD postoffice has been moved to Mir. Maxfeld's building and MT. Jones' Drug store to the same buiding.-A young burglar from New Britain was captured here recently and taken back for trial.-Fred. Warren had spree, recently, that cost him $30, and season of imprisonment at Litch-
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17

field.-Patrick Myers liquors have been con- demned Veterans have had meeting in re- gard to the neadstoDes to be furnished for sol- diers graves by government.
 MORRIS reports many spring changes to the local papers - Horatio Bentons farm will be worked by Burr Beecher. William Wheeler takes IVm. Burgess farn1 and Timothy Spen- Ger Roliin Kilborn's place. William Munson, an old man of 86 years, has sold his farm of 40 acres to Henry Spencer of West Haven Mr. M. is to live at Westville with his son Da- vid.-Widow Alanson Cunning, an old and re- spected inhabitant. goes to Bethel to live with her son-in-law Mir. Judd. Morris has new doctor. Thirty dollars have been expended for the library of the First District school Martin Burns has sold out to Patrick Ryan of Lltchfield, for $65O, and buys the Rabbit farm for $1220. The correspondent of the Winsted News says of him:
 MT. Burns came to this country from Ire fand about eighteen years ago without any means. He soon married a prudent wife and has obtained the above described property has raised a family of seven children (two pair of twins all well and healthy; has schooled them we'll and kept himsel free from debt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17
W WatertoWn,

The house of Milo Hart, situated just east of the silk shop, was broken into, Easter Sun day, making the second time recently. Not much damage was done we learn. It is SUD- posed to have been the work of tramps or rowdies about the Centre.
 Two runaway horses made things lively for little while, Tuesday. One belonging to S.. P. Baldwin started from the post office, and before he oould be stopped, demolished the buggy completely; the other, double team belonging to Robt. Hotchkiss, becoming frightened at the blanket hanging to Bald wins horse. dashed towards Greenville and ran about mile before they were stopped.
 Elliott, the jeweler, of Waterbury, will occupy fer his summer residence the house be- longing to Geo. Warner and known as the Drum place. It has been finely fitted up.
 The third town meeting Tn regard to the lookup was held at the Town Hall on Satur- day. The room was packed so that there was hardly standing room. An effort was made by the minority to rescind the vote passed at the two former meetings, which resulted in a vote of 115 mays" and 49 yeas" At the former town meeting it was voted to instruct the selectmen to erect 8 suitable building to be used for vault in which the town records are to be kept, and also lookup, at a cost not to exceed $1, 200. Mir. Garry Smith and Henry Saxton were appointed a committee to act with the selectmen,
 Aunt Jo," who keeps place where liquor is reputed to be sold, was visited by Agent KilbOurn and settled by paying fine and costs amountg to $39.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17
Bantam.

Mir. Philip Bissel is in New York under treatment. His life has been almost despaired of for some time from burn made when child
 E. D. Weeks Esq, has made an exchange of horses with MT. Lewis Hotchkiss and he now has fine pair of bays. No doubt how ever, the white horse will try to stop at every house to see if some one cannot be prevailed to take cut a life insurance policy.
 On Friday evening last,a number gathered at the house of Lewis Hotchkiss to continue work for the hall Next Thursday evening all interested will meet at MT. F. Brundages.
 Easter Sunday brought out handsome display of flowers at the Episcopal church and a we'll filled house. The music was fine and there were also two excellent sermons from Rev. P. Stone.
 On Sunday evening there was meeting at Seth Pond's xxx.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17
April 14th. 1879.
HarWInton.
HLYMOTHEAN.

SICKNESS. Mrs. Virgil R. Barker is on the sick list again. The widow Hinman contin- ues very ill, and is quite ''low." Postmaster Andrews continues about the same, and not much improvement. Miss Mary Goodwin is about again. Mrs. Julius Catlin is ill with scarlet fever of mild type.
 Postmaster Andrews has resigned It is not yet certain who will succeed him, as there are several candidates for the office. Our new post-office boxes have arrived with other post office furniture.
 Services were held in church twice on Fast Day.
 At our Society's meeting, last Monday, some $95O dollars were raised by the sale of the slips, as this sum is inadequate to meet all expenses, the bell ringing will be done by volunteers this year. The young men will take turns in the care of the chapel. Tie Aood- pile will also be contributed by members. The ladies met, last "Wednesday, and gave the church thorough cleaning, and they will do the sweeping and dusting as may be required during the year.
 Mrs. Geo. Bolck is on visit to her fath- CTS in Watertown.
 MT. Jonathan Ressetter has moved to Winsted.
 Brother "Jack," we are glad to see that you are again in the field with your quill, and that you are none the worse for having ''laid over" spell, but are as spicy and humorous as ever. You must be mistaken when you aver that our letter is ''among the first that is read" for though friends and strangers in this and other towns often assure us that such is the case, we always thought that they had a poor opinion of our gulibility if they expected us to ''swallow' that kind of "soft soap." We used to try to make our letter as readable as any, but now that 'Pen Dragon" has taken the field we have to take back seat We ad- init that our recent yarn at which she stumbled was a rather ''tough' one, but we were care full not to write it till we were satisfied on good authority that it was fact as indeed it was We are not given to stretching" our items even if we do write for four papers,"
 LITTLE GHoNNIE
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17

The success of the Read Carpet Co.'S Car pets IS something wonderful, commencing a few years ago making not more than five or SIX thousand yards per month they have in- creased to an enormous production which is all mediately taken up by such leading houses as A. I: Stewart & Co.,, < w. & s. Sloane, N. I. They are not only the handsomest designs, many of them rivalling the best Body Brus- sels, but they are superior in quality to any Carpet made, and are sold at prices lower than the same grade of any other make. David M. Read, of Bridgeport, is the sole agent for the United States, he supplies all other merchants with them and cuts them up to his Retail custimers at wholesale prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

Great B1itdin-The Durham miners on strike have been very riotous.
 Fr05cc.- Farmers are urging protective duty on grain, horses, and cattle
 An unDardnned Communist has been elected to the Assembly from Bordeaux.
 Russ0.-The Emperor was sliot at, Monday, by an assassin who was arrested
 There was blo0dy massacre of political prisoners trying to escape, recently.
 -S0rs;,o. Tho king will probably Iaarry an Austrian Archduchess.
 Bulg01TG.-The East Roumelian question still continues to make trouble
 Itoly.-Garbaldi was taken to see the King Monday.
 Egypt. There is talk of deposing the Khe- dive
 Souh A.frfca.-A wagon guard { f over 100 men has been cut to pieces by Zulus.
 Col. Pearson can hold out week longer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17

Cur THIS OUr-IT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE There is ne person living but what suffers more or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds or Consumption, yet some would die rather than pay 72 cents for bottle of medi- cine that would cure them. Dr. Boschee's German Syrup has lately been introduced in this country from Germany, and its wonder you doubt what we say in print, cut this out and take it to your Druggist. and get sample bottle for 10 cents and try it, or a regular size for 75 cents. Sold by A. s. Wright & Co.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17
DOMESTIC.


 The Brooklyn Presbytery have decided an important point against Mir. Tallmadge. Another six days walk is in progress at Gill mere's Garden.
 ''Sport" was beaten in Montreal The First Congregational church in Middle town has paid off it's debt with the help of the ''fnangelist" Kimbal
 Gen. Dick Taylor is dead. A woman was killed by an explosion in the Union Metallic Cartridge Co.'s Works in Bridgeport, last week. Sec. Sherman was in New York, last week. Miss Julia Smith, of Glastonbury tax fame, was married last week to MT. Parker from New Hampshire, also an ootogsnarlan. Phair was hanged Tn Vermont Thursday Six women were made doctors in New York, last Thursday.
 The bill in the Pennsylvania House assum- ing the damages of the Pittsburg riot has been defeated.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17

We see it inferred from recent actien of the N. Y., N. H. & Hartford railroad company, which throws the bulk of the frelghting be- tween Hartford and Boston into the hands of the New England railroad, that there is some understanding that the latter road shall not complete it's line west from Waterbury. We hope this surmise will not prove correct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17

Mark Twain seems not to have undergone serious change from his residence abroad A recent speech of his at banquet it Paris is very characteristic, though the subject is rather too disgusting for fun. A wedding present of frewood he labeled, 'The costliest thing I could find in Paris"
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17

Lots of people passed a fat-looking pocket book in a Watertown street on All-fool's day, with knowing chuckle; but an old country man, whe took the trouble of dismounting from his wagon to pick it up, was rewarded by the sight of over $500 in good money. y.-Sprftag- field Re7,nbHc1n
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17

The Southington roughs who misbehaved so shamefully on the Canal road and at Cheshire, last summer, having served out their terms of imprisonment in New Haven, have been taken to Hartford for trial for the offences they con- mitted within the limits of that county
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17

Every Farmer Take Notice Sape Agents Commission! Send the exact depth of your we'll on postal card, to j. H. IVES, Dan bury, Conn, and see what he will do for vou. Oldest established Rubber Bucket Pump ma ker ln the State.) 49.3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1879-04-17

A millionaire will was broken in Philadel- phia, last week. Large sums were given by it to worthy charities, but heavy bequest to the lawyer who drew the will probably weight ed the document too heavily.