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OFFICE 1! EL” m. In: 81“.
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TERXS smmv IN ADVANCE-
o-e Year -12.”! Six Months...$l.00
Single c0910., 5 Cents.
Nu cummuuiutious accepted After ulna o‘clock A.
u . and no Advertisements the noon on Wednes-
day Adams " Sm Omen, South \‘onralk.
Conn“
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VOL. 2. N0.
WHOLE. NO. 58.
giantess goals.
TA¥\VM. RANDEL SMITXI,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
FAIRFIELD COL'XTY BANK BUILDING. NOR~
WKLR, CON'N. l-tf
(;.-&GE I§SLE£L
ARCHITECT,
746 Broadway, New York.
Rtsidcucc, Stamford. CL
gm. 4: attention mid to country resident-cs.
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Urzunist t‘brist'sC‘bnrth. Bridgvport. Conn \
TEACHER 01" ML D".IC
n'h'mls 141 pupils on Piano Fort:- in Somalia and
:1le “'csxpnrt as usual.
() I41) \VI'JLL IIOTEL
{URNER FLUX AND “'ASIITXGTON STREETS.
SULTU XORWALK. CONN.
FOOTE & (‘0., Proprieton.
.\n 4rccll4-uz .Dtnblc ;:.1tt1rhud (‘urri'tn-s in at-
trmlnm 4 at all hmu's which can be had by npplim
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7: P. x.
3.1113 Wss'r Cums—7:30 A. 1.: 1:00 and 7:55 P. u.
EASTERN MALL D1'z«8:00 A. 1.: 8:!) P. I.
Wasruus MAIL DUE—Mllmd 9:44 A. 11.: 6:001:
D.A.‘481'RY HAIL (hoops—«8:40 A. I. , 6:“) P x.
DAVBL nr lull. DUE—Sum A. 1.2m!»
ll.“ “'ILC‘OX. P. 317.
NORWALK POST OFFICE.
Min: Em Oman—8:33 and 9:00 A. 11.; 52(1) and
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lifts-m MAIL D1 E«8:00A 1-4.
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Durham MAIL Dru—7:354. x 5:.51' x
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CHAD. OBISTEAD PM
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ROWAYTON POST OFFlCE.
37.111: EAST (Ross—s: 45 A 1
MA“: \\ Es'r CLOs}:«.: 45 A 1:3: 207‘
Hui-1:113 MAIL D1 1-:«7: 50 A. 1‘. ;.l~25 P 1.
W Esrnns MAIL Dru—8:550 A. .
LITE}? COOK P. )1.
SOUTH XORWALK CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor«DrnLur P ELY.
Clerk«“ ALTER T. Bx cmenAx.
Trmp'urer-«Iszs A Bnowx.
(NIerfor«CBs. W. 5:11-11
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Réyisfrflffivdofib‘ B. Bor'mx. THE‘D'VIZE W11 cox
.lruigc'«\\'11.i.1Ax T. C‘RAW.
I'Iuvmt‘f—JHHX UKLL M. D.
Altnrncy—LWH F. 82313.
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T’zin! ll:lr'1«(iEuRt;E Blast-Lint 1'. Gaunt-E: \l'.
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SOCIETY INDEX.
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Hunt. \\ «43:1. 1. > it‘.' '\' “14- :'14 h tumult ll.1r1114411 4,
I‘- l‘-».\. Lllli‘f l“;1t.? r1l1;.l:1.'nts Rods-s Ili-'
I’r". ; (£10 I Tull-4' .D't-ntnr “'3 '1 S t; Ilrin
70' i" Pr m; It. Trvn. Masts II
him"... 27' \\ :4?.I:'.1
(LI'BS.
U431 ll} ’ (‘t'ub «C rmr \Inin 31-1 “asliin_ 1:11.
slh' " D't'tl-‘.?1.\'ur\t.1.k. Rooms up- '11 4' \4?) tl:|\ untl
4'4. . 4Du.lll.'.1_\.~ 4-31.” 4: «l. Elliirt \ \\ 1444.111 11-11
I r: smt' nt
Nor-nail Lin-h. «Rooms in D’axiugs Bank Building.
()1 n i". cry davnmi1-v4'ningiD‘nndays \‘X
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If. I'I ‘x'urt'un :11142 Trl:l~::l’t'l'; Clinrlt-s E.
fin; ’vA'v' v4
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SOUTH NORWALK, 00NN.,THU1{SDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1871.
HARDWARE.
The best assortment in Lawn of
GENERAL HARDWARE.
MECHANICS TOOLS,
0f the best quality.
Paints, Oils and Window Glass,
Rim. Mortice and Dead Locks. Porcelain, Plated and
Minors] Knobs. a In assortment of Table and
Pocket Cutlery. of the est quality, cheap for cash.
“ . C. QUINTARD & ‘30.,
Corner Main and \Vasliingmn streets,
SOI'TH NORWALK, CONN.
'BL'KR KNAFP.
ltf
w. c. Qt'INTAnn.
South Norwalk _\'41V.‘.‘t 1870.
Are You Insured?
CASH CAPITAL, $200,000,
All paid in and securely invested
.D‘l RPIJ'MJL'LY l, - - $2,316.“).
l‘.\ I R I”! I'll.” (‘Ol’XTl'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
South N (nwvalk.
[)1 R l-Z(‘T()IXH :
l “'II.I.I \.\l .‘I T\\'F.F.Il. ,\'4-\\' Yurk.
El. I'iIR'I .\ “(HIIHV ..\Rll .Dntltli Xurnnlk
J \.\IE.D' II I\(vl'AR‘0LI. of III ‘tanll \\ 21t~4111 .\‘ I' 41.
.\'4- n \ urk.
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D'uttth \'ur\\nlk.
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l IIlCVIiY I: l"l'I‘l'II,.DI»\ltl1Nunullk
l 'I'.\l..\l.\l)t£l'l BAKER. Smith .Vnr“ 111k.
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l'ZLBIRT \. \\'t)t)l)\\'.\RD. I‘rI-sivlvtil
HENRY R 'I'lll'2\ll\\'l".l.|.. \ iw- l'l"rl4l\ Ill
\\ I.\'I"IHI.1) .D' II.\.\'I"URI). N'l‘l'l'lilr.‘
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l .101: FOR THE RELIEF 411' l‘.\l.\'.
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Till-I (iREATl'LD'I' I)I.D't'O\ I'IRIED (ll" 'I'III'Z
I‘:1r'1.111.1rly ntlnplt-d to
Rheumatism, Sprains, Stifi“ Joints,
Glandular Swellings, (Sic.
ONLY 'I'll'EN'I'Y—FIVE CENTS .\ BOTTLE.
For solo by all Drug-:1.
IlUYT .l'. lll..\.\'t‘ll.\ Ill), I‘rnprit'lnrs.
20::1.1.'1:l-:N\\Itll D'I‘III'II'I'I'. NEW 1th
Calif-4111.1:
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- at tlirlr Hall on V1 ul‘
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Ila/31'! T. .I.
.11: in each lunnth
all sir-cut. over lllDllRlllkL'
I: .v- in’y «314-- >1.4 1111-1 Monday
Looms ll. Isaacs s Building
ofijc1-.Nunmlk.J.-1nn's
Slit-rt): President.
BEXEVULEXT SOCIETY.
.v Im'qs‘fz s Benn-441m! .4sxa'iariz'n_‘«3Im-ts first
Thursday cunjnz of each month Rooms in Hub.
bcll'; Block. comcr Kain and \\ all strap. “'12:
Hands. l‘rtsidcnt.
TRADES (“NIHNS
Juizwr‘s [lion \n Q1 of Doutli
'-..1"[u“.~:a ' r.-
' Nut-“all; «lint on the first and third Friday cron-
Dsalvr iu
D'nvrs, Tin “'an'. Cnuking l'tcnsils,
L-no- all lone I’lrnhbllg Goods.
'1 -.2
“11.011949" and Show: Iron work ;
"3"": Jobblnt- of Eli kinds promptly
.: 014111.:
;..4 ~14.
44 ts:|t\o.1’u.\' s'rum. scorn SURWALS.
l’trt'l‘ll'fdt a 8T1 MISS
MASEFACTL‘RING C 0
Iowa 3.. 625 Broadway.
~"~maa‘- and Factory fist and 42nd streets. and
hula-.540. none, 82' York.
a: £33. I'LPBO LfiEREBS DECORA-
l‘\fi‘l’ “‘ IANTUA. TRIXXIXGS.
11513:. Akm BRON-
1X.
“'89.!
. a . til-ly'
KNAI’IP'a FITCII,
CARPEKTERS AND JOINERS.
SOUTH NORWALE. COIN“
i215 mmkasflhlldim.unddo
10-315 6 “’ORK
amuwwndmflfl‘
'YlwdfimdwkI‘h‘InW
aluminum-urn Mfihm
mmlfl' HOUSE.
my"... a: m tud‘kw I». m
.. ridfllwfihw
:17». mm mum kw
:14 my. whee-yogic.
Lat-mm-
«uman H
in; '5 in each month. at their rooms. on \Inin strut-1
Bot-“mall: ‘6‘ m. A. Kellom'. President: E. II. Dibblc
Derrt- fury
11a: ill:l'a"lrr~"
\orwnlk «\I. 'IS on the lst uf J:.1:1113r\'
of Sunlll
July
Lam! Trade . “auction
April
. and Uctubcn in each u'ar. E. D. Cornell I’m-sidt-nt'
Thomas Madden .D‘ocrttar'.
PIKE DEP AR‘TMENT
Pig-1..» [{ml' md Lad-hr (‘11.. .‘4'.0 l Sukulk. «
Mr- '15 3". mad h'l'un-dny in cachmonth'. E D‘ \l 11
mxcu Forcmnn.
PhD‘IIiJ.‘ Dreamer Engine Co. V0.1 . l.\nnvrllk.—Mcets
first Tucsdav in each month J. B. Ells. Foreman.
P11014111- mz' (‘0. -'.\o I. Somali—Meets first
W'cdm-sday in each month C. F Hui-Vin. Foreman.
BELL & RAYMOND,
0
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Oysters, Clams, Fish and Lobstels,
Oysters by the Barrel and Gallon.
Fruit and Vegetables in their Season.
WEST OF THE XEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
RAILROAD DEPOT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
11”le BFLL. 6:17:30! RAYIOB’D.
1-: 7 p 7‘ w
T H E H O I' R
[s 11 udependm 1')in now. published
in acgmomconlfim mile mains:
man's! them mumm-
Whom
ems. Ind edlwrhla on schism at local or gazenl
tare
mm cinnlmion of seven
1: has In initial hundred.
Chlefironthflineo: the MYdeeang
07in valet: WWI”!
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(0:ch Yorkmemhaatsundbudneemen.
T3338.
€013.09er ...........................
ge y 0|:er {tonne-diluent) ..
Ten (mYmeoneddtea) fl
lacuna-copies.“ ummduceuflpaeopy.
Woe?!“
to Bar. minus!
qu“mn-r,wmm"
I-I
~WEBB 85 FERRIS.
Coal and l Wood,"‘“4w
poor OF MASHALL s'r.
gun—1e nut-w nan-s In all use: a:
W00!) moon].
Maud-«mum
“Milne-amt: ‘ M
{amicab-
m «Yew mum
l CUR. ll \SIIIM‘TON \Nll J! ”I "I‘S.
‘ 'I'Il NHIlll'.\I.I{.C()_\'N.
.D'U‘L
Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Crepe
and English Coatings,
MADE L'l’ IN STYLE. AND .-\.T L()\\'
ED‘T PRICES.
A good 111 warrant-:11 and madc 113 ”to customer
may want it. Cutting done for others to mnku as
heretofore. Also. :1 large assortment of
RATE AND CAPS.
I-tl
NEw HAVEN TRUST 00.,
Organized under Charter of the Logis-
lalure, Session of 1871.
CAPITAL’ g; 1 00,000
Banking House, 67 Church St,
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
Wells Sontbworth, Pres.
Alex. McAlister, Scc’y.
IS VOW READY for the transaction of a General
Banking business. conducted on same grim-inlet:
as a \ational Bank. and combinin u l.\GS
BANK. TBl ST COMP ANY. and GE. ERAL BROK-
BRAGE D ts of any amount received payable
on demand “’3!!! interest Out of town deposits can
be forwarded bv Express. Bank Draft, or Postal Mon-
cy Order. Certificates of d it. lgued boarlfi lu-
fur-est yablc 1n (wold or Currencv. Special van-
tages 0 ohm] Firms Corporations. Executor-s. Admin~
istntzrds. 'l‘rustecs of . Egtatcs, Guardians of Infants
The Turkey.
1 saw the turkcy in his matchicsa pride:
The barn-yard ground. wlth crest erect. he walked;
Ills subjects marched behind and by his side ;
And he, grand Turk of all, imperious stalked.
No crowned king could with this fowl compare.
In his majestic step and stately uir.
Himself at his full height he proudly raised«
Each other turkey meekly bent his head.
And then around him in contempt he gazed.
And could he speak. I‘m sure he‘d thus have said :
" Show me the turkey on this farm. 1 say.
That from myself can bear the palm away.“
Thus thought the turkey. and in grandeur stood :
But soon the ruthless furmcrboy drew nigh—
I‘lis right hand stamly grasped a club of wood.
His slecrcs rolled up, and murder in bls eye:
With dirt-fill force be struck one deadly blow,
And on the ground he laid that turkr-y low.
The turkcy fell; but struggled still with death:
llis cye u look of stem d'cnuucc wow;
And half upraiscd. he madly atmvc for breath.
Thou gave om' dcspcmtc gasp, und«nll was o'cr!
Autl ht'rt' this moral ls Impressed on all,
That. room-r or 111t4'1' “ pride must lmn- 11 full."
Ah. hapless:- turkey ! Hard “'11s thy and Into !
For o'cr thy mangled corps-4'. in joyous glt‘t'.
Mmrons. maids. urchins. t-ach before a plate.
Shall mingle laugh and mirth and jullity.
l'ntil. 111 last, suticty shall l14',
Ami l114-_\ are full of llilllplnt'sr and lllt'l' 2
.\11¢I yt', thc<1ll'~prin-_'nfth:1l Int'klms bird.
“"1“ yo 11m sigh. and “t't'p, and mu: lll‘C‘flllDt‘
II4' “bust- swct't zobblt's hut'c so nft bet'n lit-11rd.
Is cobbled up himself by l1umuujau-.~"i
And t‘nt‘lilt‘ \'(‘ll_‘_ft'5llll‘k' '«,:uinst that custom grand,
Whit-l1 sprcads such Illl\'th through all turlu-y laud.
Tlu' happy purcms. for tliI'ir cl1lltlr4-n'sj41y.
lI21\'4' 111214lr )C pnrcntlt-ss; he \1 b4) \\ as livingr
Yrslvrduy, your slrt'. now (loud. II]l‘_\' do (‘mplny«
tlrlvl’ Infinite to you“ for tlit'ir Thanks-31in:
so gtlt'.‘ tho \uyrld , 11 liut‘s happiness to 1114'.
Anntlivr's din'st rut-so. [It‘l‘f‘llflllt'l' may ln~
Rvmlt'r lbw-4' Iiirvs :1 murztl :rmtl rnnmln.
“'ltii'li you \\ ilh mn- may I'llrll) tlist'm 1-1.
I shall not (14-0111 my \crscs art- 111 \ 11in,
If you will (lei-:11 In con that moral 01 4-1-
Yt-s‘ in thwc stun/.1» of 2m unlit-413411 pcn.
_\ It‘Drllll I- to Illl‘lil‘}‘.~ » 21nd to 1114'112
. ‘>
Santa ('lnus 0f 01ch Time.
'Tuus Ilit‘ llILleI lu'fnrt- Christmas, \\l14-|1
tl14' l14rus4-
.\'4-l :141'1'21tu1'4-n11s -l'lrr1n;,
Thr- 4.1.44 kings \11-r4' llllll‘.’
I11l111pc>thnt St. Nicholas soon “mild lu- flb'tt';
Thwt'hililrwn“i-rt'nt'sllu'dnlls11111intlu'irlu-tls.
\\'l1il4~\1~i4111~ of sugar tl:tnl'4'4lll1rnugl1 Ill'll'
:Ill tint-ugh
lint Mn) :1 mw'si'.
l4y llir' ('liinint-y \\ltl1 4111'4'.
plums
l14':14l.—;
And 1111111111111 in lu'r 'lt4-1'1l114'f and l in my r1111.
Ilud just ar'ttlv-il our brains for a lung \V‘IIIII'T'D lmp«
“11411 (in: 1411 HIV I21“ 11 tlit'rt- urusv such 11 l‘Ilell‘l",
I rpm“: frum lliz' llml in 54-4- “lint \\ us tl14' manor.
\4\ :1) [41 vl14- “in-I41“ Ill-'11 likv 11 flush.
’l'lvrt 4-114 1. ll14' ~l1'llt41s :11111 tlir.\\ up 1114' s221-l1
'l'l14' 111mm. 4m IIll' l>1':':1-t 44! Hip llt'W-Iilllt'l) .Dlll>\\‘.
t;:1\ L‘ 1114 lusirt‘ 4~t 1111114121) 141014y4-rtsln-lu“.
l \\'lin'11,\\h:1lt41111j~ \\'nt\.4l4'rin:,: r'}4-- sllnultl app-'21:
l Rut 11 lllilllilllll'“ rlt'lgli :i:14l riglil If“) l'l‘lllllt‘l'l‘D.
[ \\'1tl\.'1iittlt-nliltlriti-r, ~uli14-ly :1114l1411l4 k.
l I kin-u in :1 mum-'11! it must ht- .D'l Nit I:
“4 r4- rapid than 4'11gl4's l1i~ (Hurst-rs lhry '11”) >
.-\nt'.l11' \\l1|.~tlt'4l.: .‘llllI t'ullu-tl III/‘lll by
1::11114‘ .
111d 41-1111. ll
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U11 \ l'phl' 4111(‘411114!’ 4111' Ilunr'n'r :lll'l Illlxt'll
To lllt' hip 441‘ 111..- puix'li’ In (Mr (up (I! Illl‘ “211l‘
Nu“. tlzisli .'|\\':Iy. din-Ii nu 11y. tI:I-lt 1m :1y nll‘
.\~ l4-.1-.4-- ll“IUI't‘ lll" “ii-l littrrit'nnv tly,
\\'11411 lIlt'}' 1111'4 t “I”! :111 nbstmlv. umuut I4: {114' sky.
D4). up tn lbw bonsvtnp tl14' 4'4111rs4 rs tlit'y tlcw
\Vith th4' sli'izb full of tnys. null .Dt. Nicholas [4141,
Anti llh'n in :1 twinkling 1 brand on the roof.
'I'ht- prunrln: 21ml limiting of curb littlt- hoof.
.-\~ I t2l'l‘\\ in my 1142111. and“'11stumingumuml.
' Ihmn ll14- chitmn-y .D't. Nicholas t'umt' \\ ith n buttml
llt‘ \1':1~ illcssz'd :ill in fur. {ruin his bi'ud to his fnnL
>‘.11tllii~t'lull14'~ \\-'r-.' all fnr11i~l14'4l “ill! :1sl11's and
.DINVI ;
.\ l'illltllt‘ uf luy- ln' llatl tlirrm'n rm his back,
.\114l Ill‘ lunkt'tl lilu'
Ills rytubrtms tllt'y
int-[Ty '
IIlD (I141 ks nor-4' llkl' rosi s. his nose likx- n (‘Ill‘f'l y.
lIls drnll llttlt' mouth “:1:- 1lr;1\\u up likc 11 114111;;
.\111l tliv board 4411 his chin. 11 as as “hitt-
FIIU“.
Tlit' .st 1111111 41f :1 pipe. lll‘ lit-I11 light in his ICL‘IlI.
And (114' -ttmk4' it ('lK‘If’Clt‘d his lii-ud like a “‘rt‘utb.
lll‘ had 11 bruud 1101111. and :1 little round ht-lly
Thnt shank “‘Ilt‘l‘l he laughed. ”1111' at bowl full of jt'lly
llv 1111s chubby and plump; 11 right jolly old 1'”:
.\11d 1 lunclu-tl v. 114'" I saw him. in spitz' 11f tnyst-If
A wink 41f his 1')". and :1 twist of his lll'fltl.
;.".1\- 1114' 1.: know I had nothing to druid.
IIt- spnkt- lmt 11 “uni but \u'lit straight tn his “tn-k.
And flllt'tl :ill llu' stut'kitizs; tltt-n ("711112 with u jx'rk.
_\nll luv i112 his tin :tr nsidv of his nose.
.lml; 'lYLlll v 11 1 null. up [114' tliiunu'y 111- rust
llc sprung to his slt- 1; h. to his team g2"1\4 n \\ ltlstlt'.
And 1111 21y thi'y all 111-“. likc the down of :1 thirtlt':
lint I llt‘lll‘tl him I‘Sl‘lllllll, ('rc ht‘ (Inn 1' out of sight.
.\ Illi'l‘l‘)‘ Christmas to all, and to all 11 good night!
:1 pmllur Just (llH'IIIII: his par-k.
tulnklt'df his tlitlipIt-s,l1<1\\
:1- H14-
.D'uun
Bub bles.
Backgammon—A lady‘s pmmicr.
Tllt‘ft‘ is 111) see side for ”18 blind.
.\ lung-lit'utlt'tl chap—«An alligator.
.D‘tuu: adults in Club—411111111 scru'um.
llorn tn blush unsccu—Ncgro women.
Arc auctioneers naturally
class of men ‘?
:1 forbidding
Briggs attributes the redness of his nose
to inn-digestion.
w but :1 swell
a)
A dandy on shore is disgustin
at son is sickening.
Somebody wishes to know if a pig pen is
uscd to write bog 1111211.
An inquircr is informed that we know of
no female dates, although mandates are
plenty. '
Dean Swift said “ It' is useless to attempt
to argue a man out of a thing be was never
reasoned into.”
You talk of your troubles, but. yours, is
not as hard 3 case as mine, as the oyster said
to the fishermen.
Boston peeplc who are in doubt as to the
best watering places have got in the habit. of
asking the milkmun.
“ Equality," says a French writer, “means
a desire to be equal to your superiors and
superior to your equals."
“ Now, pupa, What is humbng 3'" “ It is,”
replied papa, “ when mu pretends to be very
fond of me, and puts no buttons on my
shirt."
“ Charley.” said a fond mother to her son,
“ you are into that jam again." “ No," te-
plied the pet, “ you are wrong, mu; the jam
is into me.”
A young lady writes to a friend: “ Miss
Smith is staying with us. We went out
sailing yesterdsy. I didn’ t know there was
so much in her."
A. young lady who corresponds with sev:
eral gentlemen friends, when remonstrated
with by her mother, said she only did it “to
improve her lumd writing?
“ You saved my life at the battle of Bull
Run,"aaidaman m a captain. “Saved
your life! How?” “ I served under you,
and what you run any, I followed 2”
Annie boy, after watching the burning
,af'flnochoolhouseuntn thencvelty ofme
thing had ceased, carted down the moat,
flying: “I’m glad the' old thing‘s boned
down; Ididn’tlmve my jogfreyleuonno-
- howl”
Sandrlng ham.
G
HOW THE PRINCE BECAME ITS PURCHASER.
Sundringlmm—a contractor of Sand-Der-
ringth—on which the attention of the civ-
ilized world has for some days been concen-
trated, has a rather curious history. In the
seventeenth century it passed into the pos-
session of a family named Van Roost. The
English founder of the house was governor
of Barges in Flauder, and fled from the
persecutions of Alva in 1569. Like so mu-
ny others who sought refuge in England at
different. times for slmilur causes, his ener-
gy and industry enriched both himself and
the country of his adoption. After a time,
the Boosts realized the dream of English
merchants, and bought :1. country-sent.
Tbcy subsequently dropped the “Van" and
called themselves llostc, and the old Flem-
ish governor has a representative in the
English baroncmgc to this (lay.
In 1808 one branch of the family, that
which inilcritcd Sandringhum—had tenni-
nated in an licircss, who married a’Mr.
Henley, and in that year Mrs. Ilcalcy, nce'
Ilostc, was living at Sundringlmm Hull.
Not long uftcr this, she parted with the
Sandrlnglmm cstntc; at length it paused in.
to the bands of )Ir. )lutnu, another exile.
This gentleman was a Frt'm'liumn who had
emigrated with his brotlit-r aristocrats in the
troublt's of [111' French Revolution. 130ng
:1 man of vcry active lmbitx, he sci. to work
to nmkc :1 living. and i'vcnttmlly got into a
very large way of busincs-s by supplyingr
.D‘urtlininn rabbit. skins for sham bcavcr hats
«for at that timc silk but»; were not,:1nd
pcnplc \vm'c “'11:“ “'11s or pretended to be
llt‘lll’C‘l‘. In this wzty 311'. Milton became
\t'cultlty. llc hail always maintained an in-
timacy will) puny mcmbt-rs of the English
aristocrat-y, and. in fuel, “Johnny Mutuu,"
\\'1l.\ forty years ago :1 11mm- \\'t’II known in
lIlC‘ clubs of St. .Iumcs's stru't. Among
ntltrrs with whom he was intimutt'
Lord ('tlll'llt‘r, tlic limt liusbund of ”)0 late
Lady I’ulnu-rston. For this noblt'mnn IlC
convolved :1 special rt'gnrd, and at his death
it was {14111141 that 110 112141 bt'qucalliod to
I.4>rd(‘mvpt-1"s youngt'st 5011 his Fundriug-
ham Clellt‘. This ocntlcmun, llon. .D‘pL-nm-r
('nwpcr. 111:11'1'it'tl Lilllj' Harriet (lzirillncr.
.Dlt‘p-Illl'llll‘l' Hf lllL' t‘t'lt'ln'utt‘tl Lutly BICDS'
1.:14lyllnrrlct's first littsbzmtl “‘21s
“'35
ingrtnn.
Cntml l)'()1'.~-.1y, and tho (‘II'ClllllDllelt’i‘D‘ 4vf
Ill'l‘ 111:1r1'i11gt' \\ illt lIlL‘ Cmml furtmtl :1 page
(if \4-!\' “whirl-111s .D(‘:llltl.ll. I.:ltly IIarI‘it'L
('mvpt'r tIIl‘lI <0n11‘ yours ago .1: Paris. Illltl
lust your Il"I‘ lillslmml mun-lull :in .lmvrlmn
Imly.
\Vln-zi 1114' first
lll"'-llUD(‘|l that In- .D‘Illllllll lmn' :1 I'C‘D'Itll‘llt‘l.‘ in
tho l11i4lst «if his grt'ut rstutt' in tlit' Duchy
of ('urmmll. :lllll ll't'rringtnn Purl-4', 21 large
[4lzu't' lllC'l‘t' lrt'lunging ll) ”11' Duke Hf Nonli-
11mbr‘1'lzmtl«\\lit> 112111 lutlf :1 tlozt'n 01.1107
s4 211s. 21ml DI‘JI'CL‘I)‘ t'vt'r Tl'DIlIl'tI in that at
1111' Land's 1".1141«\\'11s lulkl‘tl of. However
'11 was decided that this was too tomato, and
llltll‘L‘UYl‘r, lIlC‘ I’rincr- (It‘DII‘L‘tl in be where
tl1<' slitmtinw Still‘fls’WMNI 115 in Ylirftilk. At this
[mach .mtlrmlrh 1.1] “215 in llu‘ 111:11‘.kct Tllt‘
land was sandy and pom, but \cry exten—
sive plantations 111141 114-011 llli'ltlL‘ about forty
your- lu‘fnrt', which had rt'sttlted in Capital
cum-1x fur 4.3111112 .D'o it 3\';\.\‘ resolved to buy
it. (1111]
l'l'ilit't' \\:ts 44f 21:41; it \\:t.~
:11'1' those who tlcclurc
that ”M“ purcliust- “'21s “:1 monstrous job" in
“Iii't'li royalty camp will sadly second bt'st,
“110 point out that .D'Amlringlium was [be
property of tlic 1114-11 I’rtmc Minister's stop-
sun—Imrtl Palmerston living the!) in office——
and that but for this ”11' Prince would nov-
ll.‘l\'(' 1141-11 IUC'llll‘tl IIlt‘l‘C‘. Ilt' this as it
may, 1110 place is always understood to have
>1lllDIIt‘tI :mtl pit-used itiowncr, who has ccr-
t:1i11ly 11121-14- himself rt'ry popular as a libcr-
:11 squirting country gcntlemcn, taking an
:14'live intt'rt'st in 4'1'crytnlng in the country,
11ml frccly participating in its society.
TIlt' lll’t'it‘lll .D'nntlringlmm 1101150 is 11 Spa"
t'iuus itntl splt'ntlitl mansion, which has only
just I114' 11 completed. The sums altogctbcr
spt 111 4411 lIl"llI41C(‘ l1 no been \cry Int-:0,
and must Il.l\'\‘ gone far to absorb the accu~
mulnli-ms arising from the Duchy of Corn-
\vnll t'sltllc during the Prince‘s minority.
T110 truth is that royalty in England, as
t'lsewlit-rc, is the lrutlcstuun‘s best friend,
and is always charged more than any one
else.
Sundringhmn is :1 few miles from the nu-'
cicnt borough of King‘s Linn, which the
present Lord Derby, pesistcutly declining
'tltc 011'ch of greater constituencies, so long
1'9prcscntcd—a snug little bot bed of con-
servatism, intensely devoted to its royal
neighbor. One of the most conspicuous
features of Sandringhuni are the magnifi-
ccnt iron-gates presented by the loyal inhab-
itants of this ancient borough.
«Gr——
'I'ltr'rc won-
(‘I'
T1114; STORY OF A HOTEL BILL—VVC find
this amusing story in the New York corros-
poudencc of The Boston Herald:
We are all familiar with the frequent ex-
tortions practiced by hotel keepers in this
country upon those of their patrons who, it
is suppowd, will endure anything. Not
from New England with her mother, with
the view of taking lessons in music, went. to
one of the tip-town houses to stay a Week or
two, until she could board in a private fami-
ly. The morning that she was to leave she
sent for the bill for herself and mother—a
lady of nearly sixty, who occupied a room,
No. 55, adjoining that; of her daughter. Miss
was amazed to find that: her bill
amounted to one hundred and seventy-fiveG
dollars, because she knew it ought not. to be
more than sixty or seventy dollars at the
outside. As no items were given, she re—
turned the account to the office with the
request that the items should be inserted.
The bill wont back with two or three speci-
fications, and " sundries” sat down at seven-
ty dollars. Once more she returned the bill,
demuuding to know what the “sundries”
might be. The clerk explained through the
servant. that “sundries ’wss the polite term
for “ drinks,” which so enraged the young
lady that me demanded to see the extraor-
dinu'y accountant in person. He made
hlug'df vidble'ln duo season, and the deli-
cate, spiritual-looking girl confronted him
by askingit be supposed aha drunk in eight
Asmay be mined be m
thanked, and mid with confusion;
pardon, miss; it": mere defied m.
monomptedhyuddiefiowm drinks
-' Museum»
long ago, a. young lady who had come here '
orninedaysseventydolmswoflhofllq. ,
1311214444, mam-koala hubs-241'
Wmmmm, youneo—u_
narrow:
or the Selectmen or the Town of Nor-
w-lk (or the Your endlng November
30th, 1 8‘11.
Amount aid for supplies furnished to the poor out-
age ofm Alaskan“, as follows, u {'2 .—
Fauu Barnes 813.3631!” Burn- 10.38
Fran and Abner l Chat-lea Bartram 75.65
Morgan 96.00 Patrick O‘Csllnhan 43.88
Betsey Morebouse 91.15 lltms Bo kins mas
Thomas Bresuahan 64.00 Tim ydeu- 8.00
Nancy Jane Heud- Bets? unelly 108.13
Quake 69.00 Bro burst burly 2.00
801'
W. Seymour”. 00 4‘ Widow Thou. lute-
10!. 00
Ellza e 716k 142.12
Susan Thorpe 104.00 Mnry A. Waters 47.85
Mary McGrath lSeelev Benton 8.
(child) 33.15 lAblgnll Hoyt 33.15
Polly Waterbury 1419. 00 ers. Imc Smith 8.00
JMohn Hoolabnu William H. Scofleld 34.00
”Wat-11161.30 Fanny Greenough 2.50
Catlnrlue Spillane 132.11 1M. J. Kelly 37.50
Daniel F. Betta 170.84 lSarsh Brother-ton 20.50
Henry Titus 57.65 James A. Gill 33.03
Bridget. Boyele 167.70 , E. D. G. Thompson 3. 50
Mm- F. Al 25.00 John Conley 72. 50
Eml y Jane Ayms 139.28 Rhodn Curry 4. 50
John A.158.75'8!len8heridau 14.59
Benjamin Bartram 16.00 4 Ron Boyle 59.40
Elizabeth Jones 114. 85 Mrs. John W. Brown 3. 00
Augustus Ganung 20 404 Lewis Enmllton 1.00
John Cablll 21. 38 Joseph Collins 8.00
Jose h Hand 12. 00 Mrs. Wesley Van
Char ea Burgess 65 Benton 2.80
Charles H. Law- l Ellen Dalton 1.00
rence 99. 60 lJ. Beaten 8.90
Catharine Manley 62.10 I E. Nichols 3.50
John Williams 26.80 l Alexander Smith 23.92
Sarah Titus 33.00 4 L. Rodgers 5.00
Stephen Wood 87. 37 Bouton Seeley 8.00
Gotlleb thcbblan 15. 25 531111 Adnmson 11.75
J obn Collins
13. 40 CntlnrlneA. Hogan 5. 00
Lizzie Blues 3 00
81.15 John Maren
Bfldget McIntyre 8:1. 00) Rufus EPlgt 16.90
Catharine Sbehan 47.00 Mary D3 4.00
Henry St. Clair 8. 00 Thomsa' 0' alleu 13.56
William Cahill 65 Peter Riley 8.75
Peter Sharp 1 50 'Wldow Roger Mc-
Thomus Ranch 24. 80 Auley 10.50
Phllo Johnson 13.7.51 George M. Plutt 25.50
Henry Byxbee 89.00 Robert Flt-her 9.00
Austin Cockefur 25.50 William Woodmff 55.77
William H.B.SmlLb 39.88 A. Burr Coley 101.50
Richard Harding 8.00 I Mar O'Donnell 21.10
Henry Grlfi'en 9.55 Brl l. Brady 42.00
William Hurtwlck to. 00 Will 3111 B. Sconcld 2. 00
Cynthia Beers b9. 50 Eli Beach 2.00
Seth Crufut 116. 00 Austin Onderdonk 2.65
Margaret Creamer 106. 75 Philip Conley 6.00
Alice Tolles “5.25 ‘A. Frembes 1.50
Lewis Smith 44. 50 Thomas Howe 4.50
Nehemiah Gaming 63. 75; Patrick Cnrrlgau 119.00
Mrs. Alfred Hall 89. 75 A as Annlta'e 10.00
Everett E.Wheeler119.{)5 l \t Ilium H. To bs 3.00
Ann Selleck 109.1 10 Sarah Jackson 5.87
W.m H. Seymour 138. 55 Gear e Follctt 10.00
Richard Barr 2. :50 Mar Godfrey 8.50
Charles Bucbnle 4.0. 95 Willinm Hubbard 5.25
~811mb Jnuc Bates 20. 00 ,Micnnel O‘ Brien 11.00
Mrs. Ella: [lunger- IChArlotte Pnrdy 2.00
ford 113. 49 Nathaniel Tow u-
llcury [lands 6. 00 send 2-95
John Lint-burgh 4s. 50 Clark Lockwood 7 50
Nicholas Everett 39.80 Mary Post i 00
Fenmn Crook 15.00 Mary Hendrick 3.75
James E. Parke: 33.25 1
Total, 85.195 93
Almfliousu cxpcnscs. including tbc family
ofUrcrseer. to Dcc. 1,1571, 53.167 70
Furnishcl strangers 51 16
Bruit-truth)“ of voters for spring CllCllf‘ll
1571 , 31423
“I'll“ an at Graultcvillc:«Mnrtin
Gtmacc for grading, 134 25
( harltr. s l.. lloutou, for grading: 16 00
W m '1‘ Craw, surveying, 1500
~-« 165 ‘26
Removing gravel and grading :11 the cross
in" of tool} Y. & N. Haven Railroad,
Down Town: «
Martin Grace, on account, 1,250 00
Joscph ll. Raymond, tlmbor. ‘l N)
\\ m. T. C row, for leveling, 7 50 .
( has. '1‘ Leonard, for pipe, 6 60
Expenses to Hartford Lo cuufcr
with Fret-idem Blsbo , 635
Winfield S. Hauford. i , for bill
Liofbez‘mpllcs, 14 30
v t u Lam s, 12/ works, 60.00 ,
b g p 4., 1311 15
Jury of inquest :-
011 body of Thomas Pat-doc, 16 43
On body of George Gregory, 4t 34
—— 5'! 77
I101 so and carriage hire for Jury
ofluqneut and removing per-
sons to Almshouse:—
8. [1. Hopkins, 15 00
David Dayton, .5 00
——«-— 20 0‘)
New Almshousc bulldlng, &c.:
Golding 3: Demon, contractors
for bulldlng, 10,4506 3)
Bill for cxtra work, 17 24
A. C. Golding, draw!" mg plans and
specifications. ‘25 00
Wm. T. Craw. new plans, &c.. 20 00
Raymond & Sherwood. fur lum-
r, &c., 24 65
Charles T. Leonard, cement pipe, 51 15
John Robert, for grading. 72 63
Flavlus Clark for grading, 4 00
Daniel Haulon, digging “-71.11 134 on
Kceler. Holmes 5; Co.. p0“ dcr
and (use. 1 90
10.856 59
Lewis J. Curtis, bill for 5113\ch &C. , 123 S2
J. \l. l’ow,cll 143
do 90
——«-— 11,124 61
Criminal Expenses: ——
Joseph F. Footc. Justice, orders
for costs in Grand Jury com-
plaints, 92412
Jose [1 w. Wilson, do 47 71
\\ Ill am S. Buntou do 191' 67
“'m. R. Smith. do 8 76
Wm. '1‘. Crmv, do 83 39
1.2.51 65
Expenses of the several school districts:—
South Five Mile River, 728 45
Middle Five Mile River, 874 75
North Five Mile River. 663 55
Broad River. 512 54
North East, 5-53 64
Center, 3,963 78
Over River, 3,473 68
Down Town, 1,838 34
South Norwalk Union 5,316 86
North Center, 69‘! 07
North West, 1,663 53
No. Nine, New Canaan, 129 00
20,295 63
Office Expenses '—
Reut, one year, 200 00
Coal 'and gas bill. 29
220 so
Enrollment of Militia, 82 5o
Wm.T.C1-aw, for snrveyofhl h-
at residence of Char es
811111;, with map, 23 00
Highws near residence of Chas. Kellogg: _
Martin race, for grading. 875 62
8.3. Sherwood, lldlng 3. 713
s'feet ol'board fence. 474 13
W. Sheldon, building stone wall, 86 as
-——« -—~ 1.436 37
Highway through land of Henry Smith,
Smunnh Fitch. for land taken, 150 00
Phoebe E. Fitch. do 650 00
Survey and map by W. ’I‘. Craw, 27 50
—--—« s27 60
Jumee E. Barbour, M D. attendance on
Mrs. Elias Bunger'ford, Idvnnced by
Town of Earwlnton, 3! 09
Henry Street. Down Town' .—
Samuel Semen. for grading. 100 00
Survey an map bmeJI‘, Craw. lo 00
-—-—-——- 110 00
Registration of births, marriages and
deaths:—- 221 49
Francis Foster, for meals furnished pris-
oners at. Lock-up, 178 74
Gosling Brook Expenses:—
Mnrtlu Grace, carting $011,190 50
Wm. B, Damn, iron 1111123518330
Silas P. Tattle, In committee. 0 oo
Stationery and Postage.
Bridge at Brady's Crossing:—
Joseph Bum, balance for
Fluvial mark, to committee.
Silas P. Tattle.
Chauncey 8
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v
Edvard 1’. Wood, Tmmer . .
Borough Ronni nproprla-
$10”:de “ ylin
June: 0;. W of
ofernpdnof
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Dec.
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Wm. Glover
David Betta.
ing place near
Do. carting 26 load;- aehea on highway 26 00
Wm. K. James. C. El’l‘ollea, and J. R.
Marvin, services as Bond of Relief on
Llstof ism,
Wm. Davie,
Nuv.21,1870 to 'Julyfl, 1871,
J. a.
my
Wm. l. Quinmd. d’o
Nonnlk Guam. printing and advertising.
South Nurwalk Priutm do
Falrfleld Co. Nat. Ban
for Probate records, to April 1 1871,
Michael Pbelau, repairs. Town Pound,
Muldcr case of George Gregory:
Charles Smith,
same,
lobn Dayton,
John N. Turtle.
Theodore Scales,
John Hill,
Andrew Sclleck, for Town Records, Nos.
59 and 60, 50
Ell 1!. Bennett, service as Town Trumrer
ury, ,
From Martin Grace, error in bill.
Chat. 11. Bennett, two months' ser-
vices, tb Nov. 1,1871. 76 00
Bridge repars in Town,
ngbwa at. Wblsueville :—
llnrtln nee. for tadln, 147 '8
[sue Tattle, for I upeu tools 19 47
Keeler, Holmes .9. 00., for powder. 4 50
Lock-up supplies, coll. £56..
Probate District of Norwalk :—
Imc Church, repairs of safes, 12, 00
8 RTmtl se'rvlces trying to sell safe 5:00
Town of
cw Canaan, proportion In
15 13
sale,
Town of Wilton, do 9 25
State Tax,
Commutation Tux,
County Tax. laid Aug. 9, 1871,
John F. Raymond, deputlzed collec-
tor, abatement oftaxea on the year:
1863. ’67, ’68, Ind '09,
John H. Smith, collect'or, abatement
on year 1870,12
John 11. [Smith for compensation :5 Col-
lector of Taxes.
Sllu P. Tuttle, expenses to Branford on
Town bu
Charles T. and Edward S. Leonard, dnln
sine“.
plpeT for highway:
hu.'l‘ Ward,“ d'rnlu pipe mum um
Ga: Compnny, bill for Amt! and
0 f Relief,
A. J. Meeker 8'. Bro.
Estate of Stephen Raymond, mist-
Luce
by and
Omee rent for Assessors and Board
of Belief.
Chas. G. Dean, John H. Smith llld
Cpglss Smith, Assessor: on List
0 v
65
cultrdo. 2 15
lveu the Board of Assessor-
Raymond on the List of 70. 25 00
325
£75 00
Raudel Smith, surveying and engi-
g; '10
peering in the yea'r 1810,
professlouul services.
Sdphen Olmstend, services as Town Au-
wr In tbs year 1
1870.
as a public water-
ls residence 10 00
111011ng
Town Hall Expenses : —
{mimic Foster. for opening,
Meeker & Bro. for coal.
lass
L. Jlmcs, xcpairs on Belden'a Hill
Daniel L. Millard, land for highway 2‘1"“;
sc: at Springwooa
do
phW. Wilson, vl-itlng schools from
10030
1500
for land, NE 33
drawing school reports
Edward Merrill, seventeen hours services
5 00
Town election, 1870.
Raymond.1 N. 1.7. Crow, and dep-
(10,113 l!
0“
Co.
,for rent of vault
expenses attending the
30
do
do
do
do
Theodore Scarles. prisoners to lock-up,
E. Daun, damnges sustained by his
horse on draw bridge, Aug. 15th, 1871,
Chas Adam. porting notices for electoru‘
meetings,
services at elections, )0 00
d M Plait, finishing writiu desk,“
Lorenzo Scafleld, repairing car age,
Lewis Curtis cleaning stove,
J. W. Eubbell, storage of Town property,
HeérirykK. Sellcck, sundry services an Town
er
26214
as Accountant, to, 231 50
8
lap of Connecticut, 2 60
Expenses m Daubury. Town
business,
Sevltes as Selectman.
Win. S. Boumn, expenses out of
town,
Selectman once rent,
2
B
260 days‘ service as solectmsu, 780
888
unt of orders on interest, paid,
8!,
141 .685 H
1.959 97
(189 645
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$15
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no
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230,$5 1‘
Eeduct for contract coal delivered to sun-
dry parties. and twice charged In the ac.
330.2019: business-4 polite him which I lock.
uce in Town Treasury,
6&88
6,315 71
in charge of anti tlpl, fl”
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1870
Dec. 1. By hum of mt. ”
Dec. 1. “ Cub form _ I
1871. ‘D
Oct. 9. “a
Weed. for Maine ”M by “M O.
Balzac: In from”. ~-
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Order! on in 3..
32th! Wtwnd' ‘1.:
nonnlk Wu Bonds. J.
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Value of to": . II
by Be :
New Home. Land ”
lldngr,
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voucher!“
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lomlk, m m.
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Let-Cabal“
Dec.1.1m mun.
lacuna-Ind.
7m.
line. Jan. 20, 1811.
out-family removed ml- .fid u
wm county New Yak. duh-v Id
prim and w I. fl 3
cleafingupnfammtfih‘lflllh
atthetimcof mv W '8. *-
try. , My first the!!! I. “1“" -
horseback, I then noelvcd a“ n
of thirty—six doll-II. “mm”
oneevcningtbe-ddkmfi “-
horsc, die-polled!!! II 1“ n
with stones. The“ '- I“
one and entirely maid, in i m
with fifteen doll!!! a“ M M
stipend of 11.114ny dun-1 A: “a:
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nndinvitcdwnfinupu-unh III.
fromthe Mal-tree,” &
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After awhile I fell ”lap. and uh
morning to find any bad and
beautiful white W at .I
five inches thick, MI! “ d
badly trust-bitten, and I: w tul-
with ice. ths u- w I
denooko rhino aloe-Ry at m
nryewtedmmefwwum
tv. mambo-alumni!”-
nicesweetlooklnghdy.'hw.fi
motlthoughtmwbe-“h.
thouundmilelofha'. limb“
religious questing!“ “-~ in
staid at home,and Mitotic ”H
memetherewou‘ldnotbennfl
the country interfering with“ w
o-
entering the nexthousel rum to.
l
.rltl
15.51697 showcr'of cold waterfront nhdy'bo ‘
1, 1371, by Cash balance in the Treas—
Joee h B. Foote, Justice, fines col~
lecte of sundry person. 418 34
“ QBoutou, Justice, do 5580
" W m. T. me, " do 8008
Public School Income:
From Town Deposit Fund, 472 62
“ School Fund, 5’18 60
" State dividend 2,948 00
From Town of Ridgefleld, for up lies fur-
nished dW. H. Seymour map amll y to
Dec. lst,1148 00
“ do (1067111311 Riley
25
Town of Newtown, plies fur-
nished Uriah T. woovl'm
from March 5th, 1568. to Nov. so
765
1397
Town of Daubnry. supplies furnish-
ed Charles Bartram and funlly to
Dec. Int. 1811, Q 90
do Henry B. Smith and family
to Dec. In. 1871,
Town of Oxford, for supplies for-
nished Geo. LC Ch'ntfleld Ind wife
Town of namintovn, 1.14538!” flu-
rushed the Hugerford {1.
Town of Bridgevnter. lupp ea fur-
nished the Bandy
Town (1me Oman, supplies for
child of H817 Burns,
Town of nut-1.1:. fox" schohn sent to
Five Kile Riva:- 'School Districts,
Town of Fair-field. supplies furnish-
”.d E. Wheel let to Dedl’n 108 as
do n'Battcs children 46 to
Town of Bridgeport. supplies fur-
lahed Hug-are: calm
Town of Bmford, supplies“, furnish-
und nmflyto m Dec”.
187‘],
do 'Asa 2.- Rogers, 9 00
1569,
do accrued interest on sect,
Jan. Scofleld, Keeper of Aluuhouc'
For cow Ind hldo sold 82 no
G {,18 M
“ hire 't.esof 1! I
“ ten bushels of oats, 6 00
119 45
From John P Batty, for In). It a
“ Wm. Mather, for old brl lunk
“ Au 3 Wood a}
used In Probateo
JnoJ’. Benny a 81-05., 4mm so 00
Hrs. In. A. Oil], on account
mun-a. one «lance
rent ofleuld
mm for stone sold,
7350mm
Ema he the
Nor—b no school dilttlc
Patrick! 00. 81; Bank. on 118
la! Bonk”
non-ulna}: We
magnum 1: of Rm.
I
sum '11!“
.Y. EEEOabwu-dex-
1" 73.3mm “niobium-1.
Walker-w “Meow
814,771 M
4 00
50422
3,974 a
15] 25
$41
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40.
1658
2498
800
98308
1643
1500
318 I!
inuroomubove,areccptiousom
lycooltlmtl immediatelylen. 1km
callImadewasnomore MILK“
husband of the lady withwhan [built
converse took me by thecollnruad or“
me (cleave the house. Holding: W
ed meeting at another-time, am .-
annoyedmeverymuchbymflhgupm
figmeservice. Iwentto Ill-Ind m
him if he did not want religion? He “
“No." Ithen asked b'unit hedidlot'fl
to save hissou]? He answered “No. Ila!
nosouLnothingbutagimI-dl" 8d!“
audience laughingJuld “letupnyf'nl
knelt down wherel was, mf‘om
inasmuch as this young may: huh-
uo soul,nothiug but; Mummy!!-
zard,purifyhisgiuu~d' Invemarcyou &
immormlglnMand preserve hills-w-
talgimrd' fromthetre
quenched.” When Ice-sod house-e.
mdtbenextemingfmdbimdmw
cryingloud formemy. At Doc-in u
grentrevivnl wusin mod-o gnu
wasthepowermaifmed, M antipa-
sonsstutedtolenv‘ethe slam, bum
“rated, 311de tothelou'. Two
la'd'ieaaudfourmilm v'n‘ae um clown
serv'webybeingfled Inflow.‘
greeted withobauky MM I]
attempt mme‘Iw-
rested, audit W rain 0“
troubleundIo-Omtfiidfl’
plegoingnofu- by“ -h’ .-
terlug Mia-uni m hwy
hex-seminarians. II auc— I."
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