{"newspaper_name": "Litchfield enquirer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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GEN. ToM THUMB A certain diminuative per- sonage calling himself by the above name, has of

 late been exhibited at Winsted and other places in this county-his exhibitors stating that he had visited Europe, s'kissed the queen," Sc. Not few supposed him to be the General Tom Thumb who has for the last year or two created such an excitement in Europe. Such, however, we hardly need say, was not the case At the latest dates, the real General was travelling through Belgium and France with MT. Barnum of the New York Museum. He goes in state, and rides with prince ly retinue. Barnum, Tn letter published in a New York paper, says he has not less than hoe|0e ho,ses constantly employed to convey Tom and his suite about. The only way to create sensation on the Continent, is to have plenty ofh1rses and showy equipage. Barnum is Yankee, and he un- derstands right we'll how to !" haul in the money"