Litchfield enquirer., 1879-05-29

new barn on the site of one burned last winter. HI. s. Painter is coaling some 10000 to 30, 900 bushels of coal on Theodore Johnson's farm in the south part of this town, for the Waterbury market.
 NoRFoLK's summer boarders have begun te arrive.-Judge Sedgwick and family are ir town, and will probably spend the summer Bad weather prevented large attendance al the meeting addressed by Prof. Northrop and Gov. Andrews. Those who went were much pleased.-Jos. B. Eldridge are of for six weeks tour in Kansas. Capt. John A. Shep ard has returned from a visit to his brother ir New Jersey.
 The LAKEvILLE Park and Steamboat Com. pany have made their platform for landing excursionists forty feet longer.-Mr. Shelling's school in the Academy is reported as being in a prosperous condition. A. H. Hol. ley was lately elected president of the Con. necticut Bible Society.-The frame of Seth Walton's new house is nearly finished. This l is to be one of Salisbury's finest residences. - | A boy had an arm broken while playing ball with his brother, recently.-Jake Spencer has been fined for an assault on Timothy White Several new boats have been built ready for summer use.
 1 The SHARON creamery and cheese factory | project seems to have fallen through.-The Pleasant View House has just undergone a | thorough cleaning. Carpenters are at work repairing the Sharon Hotel. .-Messrs Whitney and Thompson have gone west after more horses, having disposed of forty-six since March 15th.-The Village Improvement So- ciety are trying to get up "Pinafore" to raise funds for further work.
 NEW MILFORD is to be represented at the next Yale Commencement by MT. F. W. Marsh, of the graduating class.-The Young Peoples Christian Union played the Last Loaf" before large audience on Wednesday evening last. men visited New Milford, recently. in search of a horse stolen from Peekskill They traced It to Dover, but got off the track there. .-Dea. George w. Whittle- sey, died here of typhoid fever on the 17th inst, and his funeral was attended from the Congregational church on the following Mon- day. He was so years of age and native of Morris
 In WATERTowN the chief amusement is taking bull heads From 75 to 100 are often the reward of few hours work, not counting occasional eels and suckers. Tuxbury left, Wednesday, for her new home with her son in Boston.-Several buildings have been erected in town this spring, among them two-story one on the former site of the fish and oyster market. Notwithstanding the excellent yield of last year there is like to be another excellent apple crop, if abundant blossoms are any indication.
 WooDBURY is to have another deptist. a son of Dr. Boutwell,, of Ansonia. .-Messrs. Drake ly and Galpin have arrived with lot of horses from the North.-Wm. Mckay is fatally sick, it is feared, MT. Geo. c. Bradley has been adding to his sales-reom by building in the rear of his store-The Curtiss Cornet Band gave their first open air concert, Saturday night.
 BARKHAMsTED is agitating the subject of centennial celebration of the incorporation of their town, 10 take place the first week in Sept Messrs. Lee, of Meriden, and Merrell, of Hartford, are making addresses on the sub ject in various parts of the town on Wednes- day, Thursday and Friday of this week. Charles Merrills family have removed to Goodspeed's Landing lijah Mills has bought the place lately owned by Henry Goodwin price $500.
 At WINCHESTER CENTER barn was struck by lightning in the storm of the 18th, inst. It belonged to Henry Drake and lucky es- capped being set on fire.
 The following is from the Berkshire Courier of April 18th: ...-..
 ECONOMY IN SHoPPING.-To adorn ourselves with goodly apparel has the sanction of the best instincts of our nature. From motives of economy ladies naturally enquire, "Where shall we do our shopping?" in Bridgeport or New York. We would advise our friends who must go out of town to visit the beautiful new store of Messrs. w. B. Hall & Co., in Bridgeport, as this firm mean to deserve and achieve success, by presenting the best styles and qualities of goods, at the lowest market rates. It is said that thair opening of spring and summer goods was a grand affair, and the collection of silks, faces, parasols and mantles was particularly attractive.
 LIQUID CREMAToN.-Counteract the result