Litchfield enquirer., 1881-07-28
Danbury News Items.

The Day is the name of new paper just started in New London We thought New London had had it's day.
 Litchfield county has got it's history, and now Fairfield county feels more comfortable more at peace, as it were.
 There are men in Naugatuck who have not been inside of 8 church in ten years, and vet their cabbages are growing finely. This is self culture. r0|
 A Waterbury man was thrown clear out of his shoes by runaway accident. Unless one has seen pair of Waterbury shoes he can form no idea of the distance of the throw.
 Mir. O'Donnell of New Haven has been ar. rested for kicking his daughters hustle down stairs, the daughter herself being attac he'd thereto at the time.
 A LIToHFIELD COUNTY NUT car on the Connecticut Western road last week woman was seen to pull of one of her gaiters, and crack wslnuts with the heel on the window sill.
 Several years ago Guiteau lectured in Bridgeport on He'll" Only twenty-five brldgeporters attended it, the others not need
 
 A spotted adder was discovered in the mails on the Housatonic road the other day, and killed. Some thoughtful party had shipped it to New York woman, as re- mlnder of Eden.
 Itappears that Frank Grant is the direct or indirect cause of the law suits which have made New Preston infamously famous. Mir. Grant is in jail at present. He is, of course. most estimable person who has been led in- to evil by interruptions parties.
 One of our citizens asked a lawyer the oth.. CT evening, what would be the upshot of a certain trial. The lawyer answered, eff the accused was not lawyer he would have to go to State prison" What" said the citi. zen, wont they receive lawyers in the State prison ?" b4
 A great many lunatics are writing to Wash ington slnce the assassination One of them belongs in Fairfield. He sends card to Gui- teau in an envelope to the district attorney. The card is addressed to Charles Guiteau. theologian and assassin" I reads, Hades. vulgarly called hell, July 12-Charles J. Gui- teau, theologian, etc.-Dear Sir:
 If hornets drive the goodless out
 And let Gods people in;
 If madmens pistol aid the same,
 ask, Where is the sin I
 The Lord a mighty helper is Es
 In almost every kind of biz.
 So says the immortal sage of Central Park, the mighty psychological motor of the uni- verse, George Francis Train, yours, truly, Diaboiits."
 A well ll-known Connecticut politician, who has been quite successful in commanding the suffrages of his constituents, was riding with . fellow townsmal the other day, when a countryman stopped them to ask some ques- tion of the private citizen. No sooner had he got the desired information than the official reached out and shaking hands said. .sHnw are you, old friend? How dy do?" .sNot very well, Mir. = have been very poorly of late" Now, look here you must take care of yourself, my dear fell2w. Good men are growing scarce, aud we cannot spare such men as you in our country l" s.Thank you. MT. ---. IT. try" said the countryman, as he nodded an adieu with pleased smile. ..Who was that man P asked the man who is not in politics. .D-d if I know, said the politi- elan with hearty laugh, and it is a. we'll. known fact that no man in the State has such hold on voters, who are wont to say that he ''never forgets to speak to ohis constituents"