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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 17, 1925 · page 8

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The "t" in Litchfleld. the gratification of himself and as
(Geo. M. Woodruft's Address to C01- acetates that-we adhered to th
onial Dames.) "ancient and quaint." spoiling wit:
, Litchileld is not the oldest town the "L" >

in the county. Woodbury having

\ been incorporated in 1674 and New ' ‘ -‘ ‘
Milford in 1712 while thchfleld was OUR COASTMSL “mm:

. z , not settled until 1720. .ed b (tfih'cglfi‘qglguffhn Jam
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ByALBIBm RANDALL largest in the county and state ht“ nese, the maritime nationsAarc try

. . . . .2 . In: been eight and three-quarters ing to break down the merica.

4'5 «miles long from the Naugatuck, or monopoly or commit“ tmde' The

[‘M ‘ NC .‘Bn‘MLK UP as it m“ then called, the Matta- have manifested their desire ngai
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tuck river on the east to UN west at the meeting of the Intel-nation
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to the ‘wilderness' on the north. "my, coast wise trade provided Am
in 1868 the Ecclesiastical society of "1c, reclprocates. It sounds in .
South Farms was made is separate enough, ‘
town under the name of Morris and It isn't. American insists by in!
in 1866 a large section was set off upon working conditions at .9
to Torringtofi. Much breath and ink which are so superior to those

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explainJrow the "t" came into the can scarcely compete with tore

nar‘ Litchfleld since it was named
after the Cathedral city in England
Which does not have the "t." It was
generally thought that it was by
mistake of the scriyener at Hart-
ford. but I am inclined to think it
was so spelt Intentionally. There is a
Litchneid with a "t" in Berks coun-
ty. England, and the lord mayor or
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ships in any international trill
route. That being so. this count ‘
has reserved its coastwise trade to
itself. because we must have me

chant.ships for times of cmergenc‘
American business. which must. i:
consequence. pay higher rates to
coastwise shipping than it othem

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