“top. BthpeIIineverytown.
Martyn-r,“ thebentmen
anmmtum
mflkwthemiouoflcntothecxcln.
«and ”Intuit. Winnin-
~-. hire surround the Capitol. Iany private
int!” are away! at stake, and unscrupu—
x-un m by the employment of the
-. arm-om tubby. have more than once, Iftcr
awaiting the mention and time of the
when! Milly for days, at no inconsid~
rut-Ir expense to the rate. forced the pos-
~33? a! private sets which were a detriment
m mrybuly but themselves All of this
23' n shoal! be taken out of the Legislature
ml placed in the hands of CvulmlsaiUflCfl
also can he held prenatally mpomlblc for
‘be about a! that mum. and the
«mic-s «f the Ltgislatut‘c would be short-
~.Pf‘l. Ill‘Cll public business which has long
‘ wn neglects! would be attended to, and n
lath blow Would be struck at the system
«at Saga-Hing obit-ll has so disgraced our
alalt‘
The time of our elections should be
lunged. Uirr gubernatorial contest now
.-. m in the wry worst season of the year
for getting a fair and full vote. Half the
w is cm cred a foot deep with mud, the
"\~:tth'l' is may: precnrious. and generally
and the opening of Spring brings out
'1; many private interests that the people
lure little thought about public cfl‘nirs.
Agatha“ have now too elections, one in
‘tze Spring and another in the Amman-ch
n' an i sperm. In the people of probably
from tnenty-liw to fifty thousand dollars.
Tllt‘w: may both be held. the same day. with
tinny ad'antnges, 1'. :2; A ssving to the state
a above stated: I saving of hundreds or
thritmds of dollars. in time of the elector:
who attend; an nape from the dental-IL
axing infinencu of an election day upon the
3-},
p. epic. This last midention in the all)“ f
vulghty of an. The thin-5e tooor indus.
tries and the injury to oorwclal life whid:
result from anqlcctlon are We; and
trieryonewhohu “encode! ourcommu—
nit‘natheart rm boglnd team with
one and: ascent Wu for universal de—
benches):
There are several other impoltaat alum-
lions which uhould be made in our State
(Wino. but we lave named enough to
4m“ that a more-tent towards its amend-
muit knot onlydainbkbut isalmootnb-
«Jeteiy m. The time is almost here
when representatives are to be nominated
mun-neatGeneral .andwe hope
hall. path '3 chance men who will favor
a cam-Hon to dun a new constitution
for the mm
m“. QUE-LETS.
rim Kellogg and Sartre-Liter
Ire both lik-
lt-b in Mu the ammo
hundred II My hp in the your.
In. “Beecher Stowe has fully re-
Quadrant-thaw: in Florida.
aim but). 'scenndrels stole his mar-
r'ngt— licence from a Son handset) youth.
he «Hinton of the French able have do
cider] to lag.- umber during the coming sum-
mer.
Fagin-l by. MW about eight hun-
dred “odd-nan to the Chicago Keller
Pond.
.\ you; Indy M in: easel-ed the
Mar 8! & Simona, of Hartford. to
«tidy law.
.\ ”a hole exploded in Hohhot:
no military injuring a m of .mm- i
mum ,
Thclbrpnblhamurrthc-vmin
on Twybynelear majority of pooh-Hy
um.
.‘ln- lary Wills. the may
nholaninetyoneyag's almosmm
winterinxlee- . _ '
1’“wa are employ-dint!”
www.md earn fro-unto
maltreated.
Them ma he: Kasedthe
New Yatbmmd.whichrtms
fro-Maw.
Mmmm:n~fdm
at... 0-: My rm too-wand
“Mdh‘mfifiemflewat
mmdumfifilwmmu
all ‘. u» .
.
Ina—ammonia
stun-nuance.
ail-i
get-a myolf
“rough the kindness, of T. H. Morison
wear-e in receipt of the Nassau Guardian
end Bahnmn lslmd Advertiser. a weekly
newspa‘perofmuch merit. _ ‘ . .1 y
‘ It in saith. on. manta: Islamic-1
Mfr-tuck Train is coming to lecture
for the Labor Reform ticket.
At (Meta, Staten Island. hreojuatioes
ofthepeaoewan fined one hendrdend
mung «eh, {a crime: inoflcn; and
Mother jusu‘eel were fined a hundred
‘ Wench ad the mud-summons“,
[for him; drunk on election dny.
Somebody put one hundred and ten dol-
hr: in genius h a newspaper, and tried
tosendittohiglandfcr twocentspmtnge
The Brooklyn alderman-last week, primed
n emulation that no railroad company of
that city slid! collect farts of manger:
who are not provided will sate,
The last mOVe of His. Cheesman, of New
Hampton, N. 3., fine to hang herself with
a kein of yarn, leaving old Chessmnn to
pawn himself ofi‘ on some other woman.
The New York & New Haven and the
Hartford .5 New Enron Railroad companies
are trying to get a bill through the loan-
chusetts Legislature permitting them to con-
solidate their two corporations.
The supreme court at Washington has do
cided that the micro of a firings link
book does not itself entitle the holder to re-
ceive thc money. without proper identifica-
tion or authority from the owner.
The New York papers report the loss of
the schooner E A. Edwards. owned in Enrt~
ford, 06 flattens, on the night of February
13m. The captain and all the crew. except-
ing John S. Edwards. were drowned.
W'e err indebted to lion. 0. F. Ferry for
acopy of the Washington Daily Globe. con~
Jonathan Trumbull and Rus‘r Sherman. on
Friday.
The Eric Railroad. by a series of skillful
maneuvers on the part of General Sickles:
has been rescued from the grasp of Jay
Gould It Company: and a new board of di-
rectors bx: been elected, with General Dix
for president.
Arrangements were luuugumtul. on Blun-
day of last week. by the commissioners ap-
pointed for the purpose. for the celebration
Independence. in 1876, in Philadelphiwith
the opening of agrend later-netball exposi-
tion.
The engine. mail car. baggage car and one
passenger car of the New York and Boston
” owl train." was thrown from the track two
miles below Springfield. Friday m'orning.
The mail out was burned up. Two persons
were seriously inland, and 3 lug" number
slightly.
The Secretary of the Treasury allows a
delay to trainers of steam vessels navigating
in Long Island Sound. in complying with
the rule of the supervising inspectors pm
hibiting the Use of standing pipes or balls to
pass to the water through the bottoms, until
such times as tht :liips are docked for re
pairs.
Bro. flicker, of the Litclrfield Enquirer,
calls attention to the he! that the strictuess
of the Connecticut rule of evidence in macs
of bigimy, which requires direct proof of
carriage, and will not admit. the evidence
of the legal wife,‘or receive ,as sufllcic—nt evi-
dence the Confession of the prisoner, often
leads to a substantial defeat of justice.
The celebrated Tichborne use, u hich has
been on on! in London so look, was brotght
to asndden and most unexpected termina-
tion Wednesday morn” Upcn opening
the court the'counsel for" e claimant to the
Tichborne estate announced their client had
decided to withdraw the cause from before
the court. A Warrant was immediatele is-
sued for the arreotof the claimant. nndLhe
was taken into custody by the police and
conveyedjo Ne wgate.
Thegltfid gimp last week extended over
New _ ' L . New York and Canada. On
Tuesday, 8: Boston, the thermometer stood
at from fire to six degrees below "zero; at.
Toma, Mass, the thermometer waa six-
teen degrees below zerotL at WW..8&.
five below; at‘Exeter, R. 11., ten below; at
Claremontkixteen belowpnd at Xéunt Wash-
ington forty degrees below. In New York
city the thermometer was five mu
low zero; at Ponghkeepsie, N. Y-- elgbx be-
low; at Troy ten below, and at Waterlozn,
X. Y., thirty-four degwes below. L
co,isnninafreeman,hnrlng just beendi—
vorced from Mrs Charlotte A. Freeman. L A-
hrie; statement, in court, of the following
l facts, procured his rdmsefromthecrudem-
brace ofthe wily Charlotte: He was young
manofwealtlrand prospectgand dairies
to form nomination in matrimony with:
wortlyperaon be naturally sought tootsie
anceofn“mcdium.” He wutold that on.
aeertain night, at the too; at his wine
wouldseeflxeformefflwm . _ :-
thefornof the-retina her-elf med
Itwnnpreuyfsi‘ht‘udhe mrrie‘dhernt‘
once; butaf wharhemedtoetand-
atthefoet‘othhbedandpehbimwithfala
nether-d gins eyed)“ («MEN got
i‘ 3 .
o! the “an Me Rim-d. en. WM
61:. them an. m m:
BoraaE-Miwwlgimn
the, Defiant-m; I}! int-i It.“
‘ W35”!
9
” 'th m_.,.;%;_m.- 'mweeno
taming the addresses ni‘ our Connecticuti
Senators at the presentation of the statues of in 3 mm. at ”,5 in Grunge. "Tam-V, we
of the centennial anniversary of our National ~
Cnptnin Elisha FreemanLL g ,or' San Fm‘ ..
. nag
. I”
' L ' WWI-1:
a
.c. K
antidpo§ed hostile meeting.
the gnrroters was arrested.
The Norwalk Sentinel rash
that Rev. Hr. Dunning of that 9
will b thé sermon at the installation 0‘
Rev. r. Wootteyr—Mefidemlaaoflrg. _ ll
And now the Norwalk' Mind‘rmflfiy
cit-2d“ pend hem-n: the installa-
.don d M. fin-Boolley.
The Bridgett»! Standard umouncee that
"‘ Rev. J; Gs’Daven'fith dP~Bridgeport, says
the Murryxm ha! declined to entertain
noel from the first church inDanbul-y."
The idenof the Dnnbury News circumscribo
ing its field of Christin labor by“enter-
raining a cell" from a single church.
A certain Illinois paper treats a eotempo:
rary to the followlng amiable and flattering
notice: " The city editor of the Jacksonville
Journal from his can about. a foot deep.
They are “to be amputated lit the second
joint: but his many {fiends wm rejoice to
know that. in spite of the accident, he still
he: an ample stock for all the purposes of
his position."
A correspondent of the Southport Chron-
icle. whoa: acquaintance with geography is
a little nt flult, in describing a trip up the
Housamic Railroad, says : “ Before we
come to New Hillard the railroad crosses
the river, and stops at Merwinsvillo for
dinner." “’e have never seen the Hausa-
totflc Railroad "stop for dinner," and we
do not know where that marvelous opera-
tion is performed, but the passengers gener
ally stop "twenty minutes for refreshments"
at Xerwinsyillgibo’ond fig“: billion].
”
Immunov'rs.
Tllr‘ bliu)‘ Ull Smith'sletlgc,ufi'1).:rien,lms
been missing for two months.
.\t the Republican Senatorial w-zncnlinu
for thc‘Tcntb District, last week, Mr. (1 B.
“'hccler mu nominated.
The Derby Transcript rayon: lllL finding
that was as white a: snow.
The trial of Mrs. Hire-mum, of Binning-
hem. for the murder uf her husband. has
been set down for the ttth of April.
Thejcwelry store of Clark t". llzunptnn.
of Danbury, “‘3: enterul Thursday muru-
ing,by forcing the front doors. The safe
MM.M&W . Nikon has given five hundred dollars to
A country clergymhn complained to old
Dr. Routh that he
at Oxford. l
A pompous 11
con importunate
A ' Sir. to
ptiol'L-frcc."
“ Yes doctor," rcspondul the petitioner;
“ t is it not true he came to heal the sick
free also i“
gigill-fi'fl‘fig-ll‘l’“ 2.1" .‘J 3’
against Rev. J. B. Reed, of wholesale
plagiarism during his ministerial labors in
Purkcrahurg, extending over a period of
eight years.
3' the
Jr.-
Vii.
A new popular custom has been intro-
duced in western church fairs. It is for any
man, who feels like it. to sit in the middle of
the room and pay ten cents for every kiss
given him by the ladies. Large sums are
said to be realized in this manner for char-
itable purposes.
The Congregational Qtiatlerly fur .Llurm-
ary gives the stallsfics of the denomination.
as nearly as could be ascertained (in the first
of January. There are in the United States
8,202 Congregational churches. of which 767
are pnstofless: 8,124 ministers; of whom 906
are Cliurchlcss. 0f church membership there
is a total of 318.868 in North America. 208,-
181 of whom are women; the Sabbath school
membership is 877,793.
The Custom of saying “God blew you 3"
when ll person sneezes. dates from Jacob.
The rabbis says- that, before the time that
Jacob lived, men sneezed onto. and that was
the end of them—the shock slew them’; but
the patrlaeh'.‘by his interccsdon, obtained .‘1’
relaxation of this law. subject tn the condi-
tion that. in all nations, :1. macro should lu-
con~ccruted by n sacred :hplmtirm
.\ preach: l'uul mm! “a: hit-1y ll'l-H'llll:
to lllSlHllt‘t‘) uf Ill" spvc'iul prnvitlemm of
five pounds - dition Was perilous.
{505' s 895
1
L L . For Sale.
spray fmmthe waves froze “I? instant that - n a. argued that, the town nf___waltin$£rrt some » m. i “It!!! Kw”.
L ‘ . » - .-: =‘Witéfn” . 1‘ fie“. malt-e snmctmap‘.i luquimof
1’ Richard Cromwell s. I
1an O
»c. Tim supposition
; ’nnght. nvt‘l‘ b." the
struc hr, aides in her port bulwarltl, end" in London. thchn
washed everything from the deck. Her con» ..., . _ he
3:9 mgr
V»
“'bi‘ll‘ (‘tmtnnN enrol-ml M: 4:10 marl lung
mmfrmfnl and fntn‘. \vnuml.
“Flu-n :1. Britlgmvntcr fnmllv lost :1 child
several of the neighbors came in t extend
the CVlTfi‘TbllH' due on st't‘li (HY-suitors. (he
of them made the remark that it was msir‘r
. . “‘th f‘ht’v were so vntmrr,
lll‘ln \vlvtn tltov worn gy-nwu mt “Thu-(Pg
nu (lmmlin' thcv (“in he lmricrl (‘ll"‘t]\(‘l‘."('\’~
Late in the night the little craft put 1 K6 .“5ng(1rmnm-1rs generals.
L Haven Bay.just inside the C ’ .‘ ". Mdtltc townno ..
8’8 8-" 8i 80, ; 3‘ LL L' mllvmizlintt
' i - ift ”sf _, ‘ L
. . «e. a c; .‘ A d accident mm: . _
“'3‘ n (luv, the 152m FM],
0 a H Drake and Clmrlvs .
L L . less - l lilmth “'th ( . u, 23,- .‘
.. ‘11“ ‘ Ch rgml his m1“ :H‘Y‘itlc- . .l
While the schooner wageicn 13: “Ml!“ Q‘T‘l‘lnfi' over 11 «um:- wnH. nn'l "<2
1
position in pitch darkness. and the waves
mountain high. an unknown double decked
schooner ran into her. striking forward of
themain rigging. cuttingn hole in her plank—
~m below the waters edge "as lur o as an
nary door. \Ynter' rushed in ike :1 Ni—
. n .
the pumps. they could not. keep her free.
In two hours she had five feet uf water in
the hold.
Efforts were made by the captain and
mate (luring the pumping to close the bread:
with canvas and blankets, but the \\':ll('l‘
gitined on them. and when nine feet of
water had tilled the hold. the crew made
preparations to abandon the vessel.
They [lull but one yaw]. :md inm llll:
Rodney Parker. captain, nmlliis wife; “Lm.
Bushnell. mote: George Smallct. James
Wyatt. Rube-rt Brown. and ‘.\'illiam Smith.
llllnll~; :mtl Joseph (.2 Parker. SlC\\'.ll'll. cm-
burkml. Through the exertions of .‘\ r5.
Parker. one bottle of champagne. half a
tumbler of brandy. and fifteen prmmls of
hard tack were secured from the wreck.
also :ttifty fathom three-stranded llllt. \Vitli
this line they mmle [he _\‘:l\\'l fast 1-.) ntll‘ nf
the schooner} (luvits, knowing well that
lions manner. ,
)lnrv (‘allim recently in growl lwlg‘ing~ flllll
c-trn of Mrs. Josephine \lrmilt’v Hf anwich.
("aiming llml slir- Wu< ~i<-k.l1"t \v-H'll lr-we
her \\‘ll‘!‘.‘ prmwr‘lv :he had if sht- llli‘fl mt
lin' lmmla .‘lts. Mnmwv tnnk lu-r in. nnl
\le (Ti-l (lie. lmvinz nn est-tic of $2300. of
“lit-h .lmlm- llnlhz'nnl; lln'? larm nmwinh tl
:trlnlir\i»n”1hn‘. Sl‘r h.‘-: :1 sh'v" $11 It'l'l‘lll.
Hill :1 ltrntlw?‘ i't lzrlk‘ ("“""l\‘. “‘lt‘l “ill ‘l'l-
-’ ‘l!'< ‘s (ltlm w
tlhlllvlt‘lllv ('Ivl'." ‘l':”n””
lllt" prnrcrlv.
Sun'l-n‘ numft;
(he lruil'linLh r
<llln't' nl ‘Q L
one ml.’ .:;.i-’;l h'.‘
(11'4ng in Um- 13'-
:ils lli‘ul l:\:'-‘. 1
ml in wnv hf
..i«-!‘\i‘v lrt~
n: \I"\\' the
lzilv p' ’. The lire
mm :3; qrn The «i hul-
' H :u wivly fr-vn 1l|~
.2 I'llv l‘ar »'-»:'
(annex-m -
'l‘l't- l)"\l-
l
without its lllll they must (lrll’t out In sea. 1...,lmn...,n.1‘,, (,5 my n I“, .3...” M
In another half hour the schooxivr \vent .~«'~n:.l lll‘llill't’l ‘ ..l f"r:::l"l"‘ The [mill
down in eight futhnma {x n miles ml' L'upe “ :1: ””1th ‘1, ‘1”... “1‘ 0.2:. man vv: ;
ilml luv the full'm: If :1 10:11th of 1'... .
building: mum him. but there “'31,: no other!
accident. ‘ln- tvt-xl ln=s is. 3:15.000. mull
thon- i< flh insurance for $10,000. ;
l
,
.
Mu): For cigluecn lmurs the llllll' yaw]
rode safely. the gzile increas'ing.r and :m :m in]
sea. rolling. Spray dashed into their tacos.
freezing on the instant of contact Con—
stant bailing was nccmsary to keep the bout
free. Mrs. Parker (litl her tart at llllr, and
had he!" fare and fingers bad _v from” The
captain and crew were mch nlsu hmlly fru-
28]).
The hul'lit'uuc rt.)‘.lllltllt\ mm ‘m inletnify
their peril. their hrm'wr lldlll‘ll :tlnl they
began Griffin: nit: U)\L‘:l.1ll tlu‘ mercy of
thc waves. Willi a pair of broken ours
found in the bottom of the. lumttlicy pulled
toward (he must: uf the ill-fated schooner.
nmlfnrtnnutt-ly111:1 nix-«inst the owl of the
10st llm‘ Ive had formal on the cml (if it
An lllnllzrtt' ’ll the llnz-Irtlville llt’n'flltl'
Works lltwn clung: int» “lH‘H'
nm- hundr. ll (-[wn horn-l: of puxnl r \\'l rc .
waiting to it" llmtlml pm :1 wine [:0 “'7:
smoking in his pocket. ll“ winking i
nllnwv l (m the premises ”4* so! (lat-v11 (-g
the u‘vuv of Ullt' of Ilu: lune! ~ a few minute.-
when hr We» r‘nllul (ml. to we a vistur.
Arriving outsideiii;aimu'ln'distant-11.]Ilirl
his mun -,,-..v. m. f... the pipe not lmvinghwvn l
cxt'm: ism-l. .‘t lilUZlH‘ll" more {he}
“ll->10[whxlllielnrzl \‘.‘vlll'l lttlvt- lam: lilnn‘n:
int” .‘i't‘lll‘s.
n
.. ~l<tl‘:llf12‘..~"‘
(l‘
l
God, and mentioned the C(ht'k of two will-
mvs unlievd in the S'Tlplllrt 4. “ In the one
case." said he. “ the willows llll‘lflllltl was
(lend 3'" At llll\ point he alle :1 smileupun
some «‘-)llnlcnmn:c>‘. uml lii~ hymn; Hug/rm
struck binnmnl 1m (‘Ul‘rl‘f‘ll ll llixii~tlf.s:iyi1:;;.
" In fact. both l'nf‘ lulsbnmls wen 116210.?"
A little girl \\'1'~lllll"ll in ‘llL‘ habit or w-
proving her doll: for misbulim inr. and sulllt‘
time.» alters must alarming fashion. llv:r
mother overheard her one do); “lllll‘ :ln:
was drilled and blown open, and robbed of
its contents, watches and jewelry The 105?
is about four thousand dollars.
The Armenia Sentinel say: that the occu-
pants of an office in the lower end of'the
town had considerable spurt lately, with a '
countryman who thought that a new office
safe wag a large music box, and on their (le-
clininq ll) Start ll. tried to “.331 ll himsr‘lf ln’
turning the knob.
On Tuesday of 13.31 ttcek Mr. ( iurk Huld-
win. of Milford. went out lu dig clams, tak-
ing hi; buy \Vllll him. lie sent the hwy
home “hen they \vcrc through. \\ hit the
horse and wagon, saying he \\ uultl walk.
He was after“ link found on the railroad
track near his house. frozen and nearly dead.
He wan taken home but shortly after Llll‘tl I
The Bridgeport Former says one of its,
subscribers in Dorian lost a valucble tvntch- i
try the other day in a singular manner.
Remembering that he had forgotten to Mud
his much in the morning, he took out his
key whit standing in the yard. to perform -
that accessory operationillmpping his key,
as persons sometimes will. a male fowl, fre-
quently called it feathered Mormon, with-the
grvcdincss characteristic of lilSJ‘m'r, at once
plt‘k‘t‘d up the key null swallowed it instant-
V. ‘
Some Mme ago it committee was :lppuitlt-
ed on the pert of the tow’ttsof Milford. Strut-
mm and Bridgeport. to consider “ but could
be done about rebuilding the Washington
Bridge over. the Housntonic River between
Stratfortl n'nd Milford. The committee met
Wednsday night in Bridgeport, and gave a
long report recommending the rebuilding of
the bridge. They nyit can bedonefor sev-
ent-cen moaned dollnn, as it only needs
new timbers, the pier: being in good condi-
tion. There are six hundred firm of the
Washington Bridge Company, and the own-
ers'o't lye W336" pad sightynuxee chorus
green-give Greer—up it the .towns' will re<
build the bridge-~- .T-hc :oonn-lttee also tec-
ammmnm the prop-lion to be pnidby
Lthc‘townstjeflre mound dnlhra by M1]-
ford, tmrr thousand ddlnrs by Strntford,
seven W dollars by Wm, and
that eedrdithe towns-take (no-third of the
stock. animations .cmlorsipgthme recom-
mendation were caseload the bridge will
very likely. be rebuilt. i ' .' .
moiwsixrmlhs .- .12;
Rev. 315‘. Ttvolmbly, of Stamford. has re—
ccivcd n all to the Winthrop cknrch,('harl®~
town, less. ‘ .
Rev. E. C. Jones, for thirty—fiveyoers pas<
tor of the Eongre'gationatl church in South- »
ington,~lsflend. L .
The Examiner hits the popular prom-tr
as by styling that “ too many people join
the printer instead or joining the church",
A little girl who had just undergone the
tropic-sent common;-~ of .vcccination, er-
claimed, “New I won‘t ‘hnvc to he baptised.
will I?" L' : “ L
An advertisement in, at old number of the
Version ~.‘,is.itor. publishui years smears:
“ Wanted-omen who tears tbcLoi-d and
weisham‘tmdretkmndsa” , - . .
.‘ The luv..Jolanof.Wootlhnry, ha
Wedge-lai-cmnnffl. hmuehmh,
JIM-Mind nil. muting» his
doth gain-wetter.” ' ;
‘ 1'53 in”. Peter 'Abhriwrtigtrtg‘t’hc "worm
mfietnodisfl iris 36th qu‘ftfo Satf
mgr: a..- uneven '01 his:
.
$
prevail membership is about four hundred.
pariah is two hundred and thirty.
Uld (‘ol-mcl 5 - ~.
atom of Miuueeutzt. till: this of himself:
(Illt
shoving his wares into his lap snug ou'.
" Buy a deck of l‘.‘il‘Lln‘. Sir?
dollar.”
the enormity of the Hill-use. llst rulnm-l wl
cmnlv and slowly suit: ;
“ My sun. l in ver phi) warm:
munbtr of the ninth h,"
“ Oh l" exclaimed the tllxgllJ'wl
"I thought you was it luctnlwr v'.
islatnrei”
l leH
m‘leiu;
u.- 1.».
W
CORRESPOXDESCE.
born-r NORWALK. Mart-h S. “‘22.
To the B't‘fnr of the Hen-(ind
Permit me. through the t‘ulnmns ut yum-
paper. tti’cullthe attention of the public to an
instance of thomanuer thnt the public areim-
posed upon by those greedy and mpacions cor.
partitions known the length and breadth of
the land nsnilrond Pl‘mm)lf‘$. I do not mean
by «this sweeping oceusatiou- to include all of
them. as I shall hereafter slmw. The impo-
sition to which I allude mu \vllnessed in
the “Write Plains depot of the New York A'
Harlem Rnilrmd Company. on Tuesday of
last week. “’hile a friend and myself
were at the depot awaiting the arrival of a
down train. suddenly there appeared a
swarm of boys. ragged and filtllyLiu appear-
ance, who intruded themselves? upon the
same. They immediately appropriated the
F2!“ to their own use, In the
the passengers, and commenced to smoke,
filling the room with the form-sol" the weed.
reminding one very much of a foggy (lily
with a difference in furore-1' the latterin way
of perfume. Such is sorry set of loafers it
was never our misfortune to behold before
in a railroad depot: but by fnr'tlie worst
feature of it was the fact that they were not
only permitted but encouraged by the cm-
cial of the railroad company. known as
“ station master.” who, having a cigar stand
in the 10011:, sold those boys,rnnging in
years from cightto twelve. cigars with which
they might pnfl' to their full satisfaction, 9nd
to the entlhcht'dlseatisfnction of those whose
misfortune it’wns to behold the scene. Their
mm. jokes, and the ln‘s’ltlts olfercd byth
y ’ ' mpegl‘uL L c‘estn the patrons ofihc'mll-
'nxitfiaaa‘y: - teeter 53513::me
:w-misilfrilllant' specimen of common
Stood maggenggfi; is so’fgemv‘rillty approved,
aid-who «on lie: ‘to disizltaa‘ge'sneh no;
Mtvm capo: wan“; m yéritifi
was taking the prettiest to task for being :0
The number of fauxiliw l)('lougl!‘.;; \u the '
Hf the .‘lttchu-
llt» Wad going tlUWll to St. Paul to join !‘m- .
tendon, when u lraiulmy passed through .‘
V‘ the car, and apprmu.:biug the (.‘ltl cnlunel an“. .
—(ml)' lull :‘t.
Turning to the liltl \\ ltli :tu thpl‘Cnslotl Hf,
countenance ralcnlmwl to imprws him “ith ; ml lilt‘fhlt ~-
cv’t'llléioh of"
Vanderbilr‘s mill-oat! perfection, whose mil:
rm- mono 05' mm mm venom ‘ :,. “
'- “some
and kept it nth-:11. Again making“ first, they
mtlc twelve huuh longer. During the
“hole period after their \Ll'iSL'l \vcut thmll
nothing 1):)! {hr (“univn'n of lllL' aluminium, .
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'l‘lu- (Minn-.2130“; Mutual Life lhs‘trzmu-f
('umtumv Hf ll.u'tfn'rti hrrm’just will ;1 ‘gn- l
lt‘v of $1.31“) an tlw «What hum-fl l" I“ n in
L l¥lttlv~z Eli-x l"llttl('(‘ “‘Mtlmrl. . f‘
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sunl she. shaking the poor little \vaxen . L‘limun. (mm. ' PM“;
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l The («Jugrt‘guliunul church in liltilfut'tl i [mall in llu- _v:ml (if \\. (l Nt'ltlt'l v11. ruzr ‘ t» . .-.n A: n 2‘, u: l : - l- u x‘. ~:
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lhus hud. m the one lmudrml and me yum; n" ' ”’l ‘ ‘" lmn “'1 “(l‘ "j H ' . ‘1!“ . ‘H f " “ ‘ ‘ .
10f its L-xistuucr‘. only si\ [Hull-rs. whose: L H ‘ of ill"! l‘i'“ ‘
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unanie< are J. Han. Jonathan ludd. Julm‘ , Llr.‘ 1.
n . a r n- . ' '. . . ' ~ 7‘ - ‘< 1 \ ‘y I
hlhut, :umuel .\ .thuuxl. bannucl hsku, l‘w‘v- 1‘” .. ”1‘ l ‘ I'd" '1 "m '— 1W 1 " '1
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the tint five were ordained and all died . John I'. limit. I} -i (-f 32-12-128 T\. «\ :;.u,.ii l .. 1 “1‘1
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among; lln' l‘u’l‘lt'. leltl all but Mr. l‘iskt' ”NHL "1‘ “{\“ ‘ -"
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.lcqx among then). They have non“- L1|-. 1 l). Null; . “m .lnm, tax It tn 1v -. Tl
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- ‘ . . . . vrn. le>|j_’n('(‘~ [nipm lmr,
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in; Machine ('0. Ni \\ ll;l‘.‘t.‘ll,.'t.~'1lglh l \. Hm,
putt-11h, 11::t-lnzu- Mr .M “in; 1 --?~ :m-fl
slines. '
\Vlu-t 1-. r lk \\ Elwin .‘lf';r ( :-
:taigltecs. 51'“ in: “Ltl‘lllllt'.
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L I‘f li.l’l_'..wf .\L"\‘~ l. :“-"'."L .v:|‘.‘ll
. upon lJ-l pvnom rejoicing: 'm the 11-12m-
¢ Smith. and the rm! 1‘ not yet.
i:’l‘liorc lives in New Inn-law :. lll'll \\ lllt‘ll
, lutelV laid four eggs in ttvvlvt halll‘, lilt'll
? weighing Ullt.‘~(]tlill’lt‘l'1'ftlpttllllil.
. .\ llzu'tlstmbhlt- “lllU'W \war- \tlll.‘
g coming: [:11th :1 ll\.'l\‘l\'c gold ring mntlelrnm
lulu ,y- H.
Lid ni‘ Ll'l!i‘l‘~
rt: u.\'1_\‘ '..- l‘.-= "
I: .‘l'tl‘t'lll l“ rsun- C
IN ll r~ \\ ill til-2:50 HA) they arr.~ mi». (-x .j 1
l..\l)lE.\‘ Il‘T.
. 'I \01.
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lir-
the plate of her deceased lmqbnml's teeth. 5 “H .‘m'nl. “mm. r} ‘1.“ (."H
Hartford people ml- talking of building 1 ll:_umuli l_lllufu:tl. Mrs. .\nl.!\' M. l .
a big hold. \\itlt "Illa" fut fzunilic‘. and t 3“” 1» NV“ . .. .. . ~ ’
with moderate prices. It i~tomst$15tlwmtt . ., _ ‘4' \ l H‘- ‘l 31-3 -‘ If":
Charles Will-ox. :m lie-t1 Hartford buy of I .101: {.1L1'L'11ler. m 3 K",“‘”"{‘. ‘5; . é ‘
tcn. shot himself in the left arm with :1 1"!» ! t‘impumn. llvl .\ .‘l l.:n\:
: Millrr. John l . l.. l “7 ‘ll' «--.
tol he was f‘:ll'l.‘l£‘~‘nl_\' handling. luzt “rt-L.
A Hand siyed jack-knife and several mik
were recently found in the stomach of :l .
Putnam cow. What beef that must make 5
thlesville folk want to have a ~epal‘zllc
town of their own, becausctiwy particularly
dislike Ill“ \‘i'ullingfurrl (‘nummni' >l llil‘ir
doings.
Steven Dltisions ul‘ 5 ms of Tcmptnmcu.
in this state, had ladies for their presiding
officers the last- Quarter. They llll‘tll‘.‘ ('Xt't‘l-
lent “ \Vurtl1_v l'nlrlurch‘."
New Britain has voted to subscribe 24125,-
009 lo the stock of the Connecticut \‘Ccstern
railroad. to he expended in building ftln‘flnt‘ll 1
from New Britain to t‘ollin‘lvlnv.
hum-n ‘~‘u-‘ . it
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v I'll
sun, Mist- S.
Ellie l". (o hen. .
Yield. Mise- S‘nrtruh 1“,. Hmlmm.
)li‘t“ Alice Liillu-x'i.
Sll-‘lt‘ Lnrkwnml. Va-
).lurplxy. Mi ‘ .'
ailL‘
A mouse at‘l fire to the contents wt‘ :1 (luv. - ‘
er in Case A: Robinson's shirt factory. ll ut- l
ford. December 3111 by nibbling some matches ‘1
No serious damage resulted {APT}?! 2-»
mouse, which was suffocated.
Mr. and Mrs. Judson C. Shelton. in Hunt-
‘tlizlinm Buying r-
licnnl-ir}. Urn M L.
L‘mnforr]. J ofinh tmrmruan.
l). llztll. W. . |
Julm‘M liil'va.
‘ John
M...
_. Pol
‘l l’vttx-r \‘\ l'. “with.
.- Ju: -
ington, celebrated their golden wedding :15 .. .
few evenings since. Among the guests were ( I». l . \.
i _-
five persons who were at their first wedding.
A Stouiugtuumerchant presents to those
of his customer2 who purchase good: to Hit-
amount of one dollar. an order on his film -
ily physician. which is good for one vacci-
nation.
A little son of W. B. Lewis. of Snugumck.
while coasting on Tuesday of last week,
sucked it little rubber bag. a toy, into his
windpipc, and was instantly choked to
death. ' ‘
A ){cridcn ‘lud a few days ago. was
bmught before a court for truancy null
other boyish miabelmvior. and when asked
the reason for his comluct repliel. “ I‘ve got
a etep-motherl”
' Woodstock is to have a par}: on the west
side" of Woodstock Lake. HenryC. Bowen,
Eng” having httne woods, with fifteen
Lor mdro acres of and, bordering on the lake
)kalii-EIEJ" -
At the rceitl 201' the bride‘s . _ .
by Rev. 5:121)!th Dunbar". Mr. Ec‘ A. ) Mums,
of New Haven. tu lentlcm 1).. «him! {ut‘rghh r (-
Thomas 1). Bell. Esq.. of .‘xomnlk.
ln Dunbnr)‘. T-larclt l. h} Rm: Vx' F. 11:2: .
Oliver ll. Perry. of Brookfn-M. t 3 .‘li--‘ I‘m-l»-
wnll. of Bctht‘l.
In Port ('licsv-r, Fri!
Benjamin '1‘. Elfin-(l. (
Hattie Finch. of Kant-all“
In Frceport. TIL. March 1. ‘ ‘ . \\'t-l!—.
Benjamin H. Raymond. of (:1L'1'll“ lCll. to ‘42». Hm
F. Ray. of Brooklyn. S. \'
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Frmvz.
L L LL— L DIED.
In Norman-r. 313W]! )3. Henry Selledr, in the 75”;
war uf his age. Funeral will take man: from his
late residence on Saturday the 16th. at half past two
o‘clock. and services lit. the Congregational Church
at three o’clock r'. 31.
m, and'ficeirelliegrnjtittillc ' _ manna lid the: road leading from the village. 1., gawk, Mam. 3‘ 40,,“ 3.. maxi -;,, .3. mg
was ransom: men W ' . ' -- J“ - me 1' 011')me .n Wadding’Mi" 8‘ “7mm" ’L?’§ih‘5 1m ‘1. b - J x» . , . r
' . ' 1h? ' ~' 2“. - ' - > -2 «. v'r ‘ - med ‘ war «.11.? er' .-‘. unit‘s. ). Iffijl'zl‘fllw you (I
; «WDED . alt-rim 1, at Kém ‘9'”?th m'é’. “a, {vigin‘éu‘m lag. £12323; Ellgacclb fmel Steplicn Raymond, aged 3:} years.
' ' -‘ ‘ A‘ . L" LL " ; . L ’ . 1-: .'~ ,'.- v ,r‘.’ :"r-I‘ f.
«Wheat; andmcfifi'fiv’ay tothe mm“, is “and tmbemi‘n' Loss :‘eI’lrli'sDarlcu. limit 4. him an; Pm u, 1..” *7
(3307": Be. r-
,Lfiorty’tltousaud dollars, with noinsuranec. :
. Air. Asa Simonds, another of “ our oldest
Infidmmnts," died February’22d, at Mans-
fieldfaged one hundred VWW..an‘ four
means. no retained his {zeolites to a. re-
adable degree until a short time'Lbeforc
_ oath. . “L
illlitm A’Eitehcock. a young man of
W mm, was found dead by the
Wmefiu mflaruomlnte-
In Bridgeport. 3-1 last. suddenly.
rouglivs. Cashier uf the Bridgeport 'Bank, aged 58
yeare.
In Weapon. tsangmuem Feb. 24. Clinton DcWitt.
son of William H“ and Mary A. Hayward, aged 1:3
years and 5 months.
In Dsnbnry, March 3. Ellen Clark. aged 42 years.
In Danbnry; March 2. Ruth Taylor, aged £11 yen”.
In BetheLJIm-ch 2. Clmrlottc A., wife of T. B.
”Wheeler, aged 38 years.
In menus, Feb. 21, S 'illiam H. Mead.
years. .
.. :
.gfln
My lellers-and sen-
, _ bottle 'oistrychninef
. ~ . . hlsdecth.
moo-o crane: may give.“
Wfl€W=LWnliw ‘
mm
L Age-ts \Vanted
£101: the Forum -L1!c Insurance Comping Good
to area. Address .
' AK LIFE INSURAECE COMPANY.
til-fl . . ' 7‘ _ Putnam Conn.
plainml another in a ft'ivn-lly rm‘l unodeuta- .
_-§’lr
1 l
. l in upun and adjuiulu: Main Street.
,1
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TH BROTHERS.
7045 7 Bile River.
l
r L “Klfigfia’fimmlm‘. at \v. 'r. gnaw. ‘
l'i- ft * L1“ South Bonvalk.
l-‘ir-t l‘ltu- Board.
3
1; ‘-.‘. 1,\\v l:1lv~.:.‘. 1hr: l-curt- w. Slain sin—r: 9171!?“1!
i‘ir’v. rut! tn-furzi-lr-ai and tr-
.\"..J' 3mm. E;
El:
liner: i. in the ‘uc-i manner. “v 3:? prepared t-t scrum-
ifl: ‘vupl. ‘1'- ll:-
:: ‘lc guru-rm v.
The ~ilustiun 3.» one
«If H. -‘ w. 1.1:; . 31v :1?— e ill Aw Cu."-
tli 3:9
nit-hm} 3: l:uur~ m Mvummmifiw pair-m.-
]) March 2d. 1362. E>tatc0
lnzn- of . nrtvnlk in said District. “cecal-«l! Th4-
t’uun of Probate for the District of Sarn’nlk hath
limited and ulloxu-d six month.i from the date hereof.
for the (‘reditnrs of said Eemtc to exhibit their claim
for Ft'lllctnt'ul. Those who neglect to present their
on unma. properly attested. within said time. will be
(ti-harrt-d :1 recovery. All rsons indebted to aid
llqru» txrr‘ ruqumted to ma '0 immediate payment to
«in :1! JAMES O. BYXBEE. Ecru-mar. .
“. FROHATE ( ‘OI‘R’T
lb’l‘ltlf'T (1F NOR“'ALK ‘
f Charles H. Byxhcc
V uluuhlc Town Property for Sale. :
‘ll'r‘. prupertfi‘ krmrrn a- the " Norwaltr Town
fami.‘ situated Ll‘JLHI one mile from )0le
1" and Swath Sorwalk, is nfl'rrml for wit". The
n: \ rt; (‘Umlk‘lr‘s ' Seventeen arrm of land. um
(‘Omnlndlolh D‘l‘t'l.'YnfE lion-e. and nut- smallvr one.
“ia'n ham and min-r outbuildings hurl him it fd'
mirzilvlv adapted to market gardcning. the land being
nearly all arable and of ,_ quality. . _ ;
'llti~~ pro erty will soon be wanted for brunt-r; -
l!rp0<v.~. or tabich it has great ndvuntagv's. thin:
mnud d on ops-Mite sldl‘fl by highways. '
fur flll‘ll1f'l' 1. a. xiculars inquire of the subscrilwr.
MARTIN S. CRAW’.
.l gent for the Town.
704!
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hone-c
. n that the nndcrelfl‘n‘xl ltw;i<:rar~ at .
\‘min-x Ht'ffl of the tmvn
. «ion at the Store of llnn-
f0 cl .\ (idiom. In ‘flld Ill-Uri“. on Friday nnrljint-
n win: . the 15m and mm. and Thursday and Friday.
2b! and 22d «1' un‘h. 1917!. from 9 o‘clnrk a. 1.
l til l" U'cluclt. \t . on t'3"ll day. for thr- rcvislnn and
c- 'r - m of Ill" Vntiu: List of said Metro". .
11:. ' -. F'urv-L‘k. .‘lfm‘h llth. ISTi’.
.tl‘Gl’STCS f‘. (KIL'HNL.
WHJJAM B. HESDIHCK.
-. u. Villa”. Third Voting DlPVTit'
.;.lk \lln": ll.
\ h 'rrh) 2!:
Volt-[.- uf HH- lei
uf Nut nallt. will b.- m
I
i.
l\ ”NET 01” Null WALK u. l’llt)B.§TEt’UlLllT
!) \lnrtll hilt. [Little of Lvttl~ l'. writ.
l-:- of Npru-alk. in mid Di-‘trid defraud. Thr
(‘urirt uf l‘r -h.-m- fur lll‘.‘ District of Nortvnlk. loath
limit (1 and anon-d pie mqu is from the dnh- hen-"f.
fur l'n- t‘r-iiitnr» of Filltl 2.4.110 to exhibit their
L :x‘m~ fur rtlil 'Iuvtll Tnobo who neglect :n ‘1)“er
t m"
l‘l’l.
1'7. " ;.t‘rm:nt p up: rly attested. “tibia S t
v '- ‘ [ll ‘- vzl :| ru v. ry All pi-rmn lc'va-rl
t: liil" : rt- l“i‘l:‘ -ted tn unlu- imluw . -‘ pt}-
1:.
‘.(in'lni—
\mn‘n
lllLliII~
\l'lll l \l‘t \'
.\. ('llll’lXt-.‘.
To t he Ladies.
l‘\ .’\ (vllEtitvllY “ill Oln r; 3 DH ~- :xmi \l‘tatie
Hakim: e~mh§i<hrnvm m t'l-Tk‘» Block. art-r
‘7,1lan~ ( wilting Store. on Monday. March 1“. .
pvrient-v. and the success 9 l1 I! run with in
r Mam“, “rtn‘dul hv-r in mile 5; the [renounce
lml‘tw 1! South Nut-wall: and virinil;. 3hr
. tall uf the lain-at -t_vl«-<and perv-v1.»
c m" a mall. and h: sail-find of my
[n giv- vmirc sali-F'u‘l‘tuu i.; :il‘)lhitm pt-r—
1.111) Dr. "making
-. “. Dru—tizski“;
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(or ninioncs's Notice.
"‘ :5 miniml by llii‘ ('uurt of H - L
l : ' t M Nomulk. (‘umml I
. ' r't'l-u-n.‘ N-l‘.l cl. n5.
-l I... «editor u.’ Albt'll ll. Still! mud,
- .31er of .\'u “53k, in Nilll (i' ‘
m-fit ul lli<tzcdlu . V
x “ill attend to ill m»im~ (If not
I the :lon- of “L Irr (' Quintcrd
.lk. on the ww-mi l€5d~ (lnyof ,
li- tit-t l~'- do} of July. “'2‘! at
:tfl-rn-mu of «wit (of ~::itl (la)-
n limited owl nlltmvd (nur munth~
'vreuf. f-tr thv "Lillllllit‘l‘. m U“ --f
n‘. 1»! th-
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l I' Ql lXTAlil‘
Flilllil‘.
for sale \0
fille River.
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(‘um ililsnifllit‘r‘o Notice.
I u -:Il:.~'(‘.'ilwr.~. appointed 1v. liw ( our: .1 i‘.
or the Di~trict of Nurtvzillz. t rennin-slouch In
I . . r-xnrniu: n'l decide upon the clalnw of tin
'Tt‘ ‘ih-ns til the estate nf Thoma-s Kelk. an lngnlt mt
lt-hmr of Nor“ ‘lk in mid District. ::~<i-;m-¢l in trust
fur lllt‘ benefit of his creditors. hrrt-by gitu notice .
l'uu' “e “in attend in the business nf our mid 3;»
i rolnuiwnt. at the ufiive of Jo~rph F. Fume. in paid
‘ Nuruulk. On the 2d. day of May A. D. 183. and on
(hr 15!. day ofJuly A. D. 18713! 1 o‘clock in the
. atzurumm of "Still of said days. Said Court 11th “Hr
; in ti and nllmvcd four month1 from the datr hereof
fur the exhibition to us of clnimp again-t >aid estate.
1‘. {vii at Sam ulk March 2d. A. D. 131?.
JO<EPH F. FOUTE. I
J.\l'UB MEEKEH. )
l"un‘.rttl.--iu:.r.r-.
11' I?”
Notice.
[U ('lmrh-s James. James ()‘( omit-r, Mrs. L'ii
(:l’t'L'OI')". George W. Sm th and 55‘ vvstcr Unrlbcrt
and till persona owners of land. or interested then-in. -
from New York
l. R. h“. m the First Methodirt L‘plempnlJ
Ynu are hereby notified to appear before the 5
umilmcu at the (‘uuncii t‘hamber in said %
.
1:131 .\. l
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l than] of (‘0
' ' Monday. March 25th. 181'? at Ft; o'clock P. M.
vhorc in he heard in relation in altering and
’:llll ‘tvaiu T'n-v-fl said altering: :tz‘d calm":-
s" *t to be made bytaklng the land'
. \ruers or the some and of those in» Q
m». in u u and adjoining said Elam
Ev uni-.r 0f the Board of Councilmen.
\‘.‘.\l.'¥‘“ll T. Bl (KING-ILL". (‘ity ("t
-'.".\:Ill¢. .‘l'lrf‘l‘. 61!). 1'
Koticc
. .i that the Selectmen and Town Clerk
l' Nor“ all; will hold r. session at the
Tom u House. ft‘r the pu 052 of examining the qual- .
nit-minus of Hector: an admitting to Llw elector-'5
null). those who shall hem-lull qualified. on Moudn ;
lhv 15m inst. from 1) o‘clock in thc forcaoon until 3 :
n‘ch ck anemone. and by public adjournment. of l
Mllfl meeting “ill be in scsfinn for the said pu se 3
:21 the omcc of Win. 5. Benton in South Nortvnl on '
Tuesday 19le int. from 9 o‘clock in the forenoon un-
I l o‘clOck in the afternoon. and on Wednesday.
‘20:} n=t.. at the more of Hartford 5; Osborn. in the
Third \ utir: HMricl. from 10 o'clock fort-neon. uni .
til T, o‘clock in the :xr‘t- moon: and will also be in
0. ~iun for the sxmc purpose. on Saturday the 234
km. at said Town House from 9 o‘clock in the fore-
um. . until 5 o‘clock in the afternoon. and not after- -
wards. with this exce lion; the said Selectmen and
mud Town Clerk will e in session on Mondaythe 1»!
day of April next. at said Town House. froon‘clock -
:n the {mount 11 until 12 o‘clock noon. if necessary.
and not afterwards, for the purpose of admitting to ‘
the doctor‘s oath. if found qualified, such person: i
l
4
all} :2'.
of x‘m- mu :1
only whose rights to be made electors shall have mat-
the :lay of clock-it‘s mectin .
AN'UHSW SEL CK. ,
WM. ‘5. BOL‘TOX‘. 4 Selectmen.
JOSEPH P. HANFORD. ‘,
ll ‘RY K. SELLEI‘K. Tuttn 1"."
\V ARRAN'I‘,
.. 1‘5 \pcuna city meeting.
. anon :: OFFICE, a
burnt .‘tuuu‘ALK. MAR: 6. 1872. i
‘ 'To \i'terer. "1‘. Bucursormx. City Clerk.
511: 2— .
\‘o'rtERI-ZAE. the Board of Councilmen of the City of
Santa Nonvnlk on the 4th dnv of March, 1819. adopted E
a resolution. requestin the‘Mayor of the city to call
a special Hearing of t e legal voters. to 1d at
Military Hall. on Wednesday evening. March 20th 5
18“.: at 75;- o'clock, for the p so of laying a city 3
tax. and for the transaction 0 any other business I
proper to come before said meeting. 3
Now therefore. by authority vested in me. I. ‘
Dudley P. Ely, Mayor of~the city of South Norualk.
CL. command you to give notice to the electors- of
old cnv. .mnt a Heetm of the legal voters will be
held at Military Hall. on 'edneedny evening. March
com. 1872. at seven and a half o‘clock, P. 31.. for the
purpose of laying a city tax. and the tron-suction of
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guy other business propertoeome before said met-
mg. by fixing a true and attest-edeopvo! this warrant.
upon thee! 1: p024. in cold cl . and blishi the
same in a newspaper publishing in sai city. nt cut
4 three days bdore the. time . ted for aid
fleeting. DUDLEY P. -Y. Mayor.
THE '
YANK El: Su'l‘lutfi.
mrcrl after Saturday the 23d inst. and on or brfori- , .
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JOHN J. (SAPS.
REMOLVAL.
6: Jun.
We would meme-Hull) inform our any you.”-
anl the public generally that we have M o:
Slow to
neurones acorn,
Washington Street,
Opposite B’nmtt‘v Dry Goods More.
\V‘nere or intend keeping terminally on hand a gut. d
assortment of
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