THE ENQUIRER.

LITCHFIELD, JULY IS, 1887.
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0r To make room for the long account of the pro- ceedngs of the New. Milford and Sharon folks on the 4h of July, we are obliged to omit some articles nten ded for todays paper. The in each place must indeed, in the language of the account, have been "very imposing" and very gratifying Why cannot Ltchield occasionally get up celebration in sim- lar manner? Why must she always be behind her neighbors in such praiseworthy pageants?