Litchfield enquirer., 1880-04-22
LITCHFIELD.
.Dr. Gates is in New York, this week.

-Dr. Gates is in New York, this week.
 MT. Garwood T. Sanford. now living at Naugatuck, is here on visit this week.
 A new dress-making establishment on South street. See advt
 MT. c. D. Buell. goes to Hartford this week for a load of choice Connecticut River shad.
 Tine Spring continues raw, with the grass starting green, but slowly, ill the chilling rain
 The Ltchtield colony attending the Hart ford High School have been attacked with measles, but the sick are now recovering.
 The new Methodist minister arrived here last week and held services in the church, Sunday It has been decided to hold after noon services until further notice.
 An extension of the sewer has been plan ned and will be completed as soon as tho tiie arrive The length will ho about l5O addition al feet
 IS.-The carts of the Village Improve ment Company will call next week to remove rubbish for those who leave their names at the store of F. D. McNeil & Co.,, this aoeet.
 The Democratic caucus of Saturday made choice of the following delegates to the State Convention Gideon H. Hollister, Henry H. Prescott, Eli D. Weeks, Joseph E. Watson.
 Tine telephone wires in the center of the village are all now in place, the instruments are here, and business has begun. The line up North Street is fnished, and that down South Street will be in a few days.
 One of our compositors in setting the list of Rectors of St. Michael's transposed the salaries in the case of two of the later. It should have read:
 Rev. c. $. Henry, D. D. $1,50o
 '' G. s. Wilkins, 1900
 MT. Foster, of West Winsted, will be at the store of Vessels and Gates, on Monday next, with choice selection of foreign and domestic woolens, prepared to take orders for anything in his line. Persons wishing good custom york; should give him a call and ex- anime the new line of Spring Goods he is pre- pared to exhibit
 We are obliged to several of our brother journalists for congratulations upon our recent election to the presidency of the borough. We can assure the New Milford Gazette (Bar- num-Democratlc organ) whosuggests ''mules, that none were needed. We printed all the tickets used at the election, and our own name appeared on them all; no corruption, no in- timidation.
 We forgot to notice at the time the admis- sion of three new members to the bar in this county. Mir. Donald w. Cady, a graduate of Cornell, who had been for some time in the Yale Law school, and who finished his preparation in Gov. Andrews office, was one of these gentlemen. Another was Mir. Willard Baker, of Sharon and the third, Wm. H. O'Hara of Washington, student in the office of Seymour & Seymour, Bridgeport.
 Osborne, Bros, & Co.,, Bridgeport, have started what they call the ElDorado Milk and Cream Depot, and have engaged Mir. F. E. s. Munger, late of this place, as clerk. The New Milford Gazette gives the enterprise and Mr. M. the following send off:
 Osborne Bros. X Co.,, are well-known here, and we wish them complete success in their new undertaking. With them is the late chief -of-police of Litchfeld, Mr. F. E. s. Munger, who will be pleased to see his old friends from Ltchtied and elsewhere at the new stand, where he will furnish them with soda water, fruit and the like, at the lowest prices, together with one of his genial, illumi- hating smiles, thrown in free gratis