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paid-dim name.
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f Waylon-ville bridge, over that river,was
,andoaloaday nightaportionof
unfit! away by the ice. Owing to a severe
in Ohio, Sunday, the water in the
Ohio River has since reached analniost an;
Mord height, and immenst
tinde& (lilo railroads. The rise in the
W3: River was also Imperalelled and
onehnndrcd a-dthtrw-fiveooalboatsplaced
there fantasy use swept away. The
storm was also severe thrcughoul the south-
west, and the floods occasioned thereby did
much damage.
The Utah state “MW
ferred to the Committee on erritoriashas
been printed. It deelarss such terms, if any,
as may be pmcri‘bed by Canines as the con-
dition for admission of the State of Dseret
into the Unhm, shit be subject {to ratifica-
Iim by runways: thcpooplc. Thiscon-
stitutiou guarantees the free exerciseand en.
joyrnent of rcligiousprofnsion and worship.
but liberty d conscience securedis not to be
so construed as to unease acts of licentious-
ass or other crimes, or to justify practices
incoos'ment with the peace or safety of the
state. It also contains a clause defining
treason against the state
#
Joseph Clark, a New Orleans darkey who
had been sent to the aims-house, \‘ew Haven
for vagrancy, Thursday morning, made a
desperate :ssault on the overseer, \[r. “’m
Warner, with screwbar. )Ir. Warner was
sitting on a few old rails immodiatelv in the
rear of the paupemwho were at workon the
Martin extension, when Clark took up the
crowbsr which he was using and retiring
some distance behind the overser, more up
suddenly and struck him a terrible blow on
the back of the head. He died Sunday mom-
ing. Clark is now in custody.
The city of Antioch, in Syria, has been
visited by an earthquake, musing terrible
less of life. The dispatch states that one-
balf the city was totally destroyed. and one
thousand five hundred persons lost their
lives. Great distress prevails in that portion
of the city not demolished, and the remain-
ing inhabitants are sadly in necd of assist-
ance. Another dispatch states that there
were three successive shocks The river
Orientes NM and inundated the lower por
. 0‘ , u x : ' I
at one haul on Monday morning
Miss Helen L. D. Potter is to give a readm
ing entertainment at National Hall, W'e'sl‘?‘
port, next week Thursday evening.
About three hundred dollars ‘rvorth of
mm mentors AIL. 1t...
Bauer, in Bridgeport on thenight of the 8th-
, Barlow Z. Jennings of Danbury,aecortl-
log to the News, is the oldest male heir this
side of the water, to the Jennings estate of
$100,000.000' in England.
lion. Stewarllgfioudfiogd huloassdthe
1W.M3W&Gmwm. for
I- v
w’IWingvamnmer, and will move there
with his family about the first of May.
Rev. Henry Darby, of New York, has
been elected rector of the church of the
Nativity, North Bridgeport, rice Rev. E. I".
Bishop resigned on account of ill health.
The Rev. R. Ilaake, pastor of St. Pauls
German Lutherian Church, of East Port-
chester, lIaS‘reccived and accepted a call
from the German Church at tnion Hill,
New Jersey.
The New York and New Haven Railroad
Company have contracted for steel rails
enough to finish relaying the track. Six
hundred tons have already arrived in Bridge-
port, and it is expected the work will be
completed this year.
in the case of the Snugatuck Budge t‘n. re.
the i'JWu of \Yestport, judgment was ren-
dered by the Superior Court at the March
Term, ”372, in behalf of the Plaintiff. to
recover $23,975.00 and their costs. The
Town has appcalcd to the Supreme (‘ourt
of Errors._
The matter of widening the Depot road
from Raugatuck ,to “(carport has come to a
stand still till the the selcctmcn of thc town
shall decide whose land the commissioners
are taking. Several citizens claim that the
land staked out is a part of the old road, and
tbbrcforc belongs to the town already.
A young man named (‘has J. “’hite on
returning from a for hunt in the vicinity of
Danbury, allghtcd from a wagon opposite
his home. and taking his gun from the vehi-
cle. the hammer caught against an iron brace
beneath the seat. The gun Was discharged,
”it? shut slIattcring the heart «If the unfortu-
nalc youlh. lie dial in a {my moments
A )lr- Farley, living in the south part of
tion of the city, and two bridges \\ erc swepti
away by the WW The major portion of
tl.c city walls was destroyed.
Among the appropriations in the river and
harbor bill are the following: Thames River
necticut River below Hartford, including
Connecticut River on or above Enfield Falls
Harbor, $20M- Housatonic River, #1500)
w
of money ofl’ered him by the Italian govern
meal, declaring that when it became necess-
ary for him to accept slot: as a rot-ans of
maintaioirw a subsistence, he “uuld onl3 re-
ceive the m from the Catholic world
loom Vesuvius is again in a state of \ io-
lent eruption. A column of flame shouts
ne‘er-l hundred feet above the crater, antl-
stoocs, ashes and Cinders fall in dense show—
era around the summit. Tourists arc hasten-
and Vorwalk Harbor $10,000 cacti) Cons;
Saybrook, and Bridgeport Harbor. $40,000; '
and below Holyolre, $30,;000 New Haven [
The Pope has refused :to receive the sumI l
Bethel obtained through the Selectmen a
{half pint of loud mum on Thurxda3. The
i ‘tlircctious tIIent3 drops at a dose as re-
?quircd," did not in tlrcfirst instanrc ItlltI'Ic
the pain, whereupon slIc lnIIlt‘lbi‘cc ounces.
She was buried on Saturday and the town
will pay for no more laudauum for her, ever)
I if it is El first rate article.
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STATE ITEIS.
I
\ rIcIrIu \Irts elected .“lufliu of the l'IchII
l' in \th Haven.
Iticlrc'. In East Hotltlaui but currldu‘L
\sult: of real estate nu
éilartfurd nu I'm- 'IIlI. inst.
ptr fooI
brought $1.000
bprlllgfitlrl ha: :ubscrlbnl llll lull elml‘t ‘
4850900) touard lbc (‘Iountcticul Wl‘ll'm
branch to T I‘IIIHI lllI
(‘ nik- and Bert for olilt’ lit‘ll‘, aud Blil‘lM'l‘
shop inc-lo Iling." l: tlIII sign or) a country
groury in Bloomfield
l
Two ladies tried to to": tile (feIIlIIiInxliI-ll
.\s3' lqu ~lrt't'l, P
: ~ err—formant. Cm.
ua‘ Hotel. Bonn of service, 10); A. 1.; 7 r. 1.:
My school, 12 1. Rev. E. N. Dcnmxo. Pastor.
M's-I- ngchs.—Maln street. Hours of ser-
dogma. fizz Y9.1.; Sunday school. 121. Rev
11:.- ill-Mamet. lucid-slutg sort-Ice
PM I: .
LIL A. Gooosnu. Pastor.
NORWAIK.‘
Sr. Plot‘s Rumour. mum—Church Square.
Rev. W1. C. Means. D. 1)., Rector. Hours of sur-
vice,lOa.1.; 7r.1.;.5nndayschooll!xr.1.
Seton» hi. it Carriers—Corner West and Matt
mac's. no. I. Stations, Pastbr. Hours of ser-
1.1.,‘PH1‘. Babbithschoblbetween
mint and evening services: nearer meeting in
LecuroRoma-t7r.1
Frau Conan-armrest. Cannes. —-Chnrch Square
Rev. Saxon. Deanna, Pastor. Boar- ot service,
lOXA.1.:7r.1.;Sundayachooll2tolr.1
Sr. Muir‘s mm (Camoch—Corner West
avenue and Chapel street. Rev. Perm: A. Sin-m,
Pastor: P. A. learnt, Assistant Pastor. Hours or
service. 8 1:14 10x a. 1.: 2}; r. 1.: Mass every
morning between 7and 8 o'clock.
Fms'r Bar-cur (mm—Church Square. Rev. 0.
W. Mtitres, Pastor. Hours of service, 10):; A. 1.; 7
:Sunday school. 11 1.
’3: E. Zrou Canton—Town Ball, (colored. ,) RcI‘.
Cunrsroran flour, Pastor. Hours of service, tax
A 1.:7r.1.:Snurlayschool.2v.1.
-—Lndics , invite your husbands to read the
story on our first page.
-—The Police Department of this city, has
moved into its new quarters.
—Tr3‘ tlrc fragrant coffee sold by l“. A.
Tulle: 6.: (‘o., Opera House Block.
——Thc first musical notes from the lllllslcul
frog were heard in this vicinity on Tuesday
i night.
~—'l‘he telegraph otllce in the depot. is up
proprlalely draped in mourning, in honor of
the late S. F. B. Morse.
——Joliu B. Gougb delivers his lecture,
"Will It P93 III Lockwood‘s Hall, on the
evening of the 17th inst.
—Burnslde Guards, CI). D, All!) Regiment,
will participate in the parade at the inaugu-
f'al of Gov. Jewell in New Haven.
—\Vblmcy has for solc, at his gallery,
splendid photographs of Rev. 1). A. Good-
st-ll and the late LcGrand Lockwuud.
—-llcv. Mr. Patterson has been engaged
by “W Baptist Soc-rely, of this city, to sup-
ply their pulpit for the next six months.
—Thc trout season is rather backward, so
thinks a pisurlorial friend who sayshc [mated
it all day yestc Irduy and got a single bite.
—Tlrcrc will be a special town meeting at
the Town Hall next Saturday aficrnrmn.
The call is publishcdin number column.
‘Tlre ladle»~ connected with the Univer-
sallst Society will hold a «or lablc at the resi-
' dcucc of Mr. Elbritlgc Brown Chapel slrctl,
I this Cl cniug.
—.\lr. (harlea Paul has removed his har-
, btr drop from under Betaucourts store, to
the room under tlIt slun- formerly our upicd
_ I'll. Z. Norton.
-—.~\mong our ucw advertisements our
’ readers will llOll(‘t‘ those of Harvey, shoe
I dealer, Whitman, lllcrt'llalll tailor. and Still-
, sun A: (In , Ilrugglsh
-TlIc t-ch alur for the .\oIII Ilk Lock Lo,
; is now lulnr: put up, and is calculated to
1 rain Iwn tum 11 is madt by .\lr Vi III
I Moore, Jr, of Springfield, Mane.
l —TlIc South Nor‘u‘alk Sunday School
1 Teachers Association will hold their annual
lthlngthatiaworthdolhgat mam“
ingwell."
WV; Clw'l'
If in (*3
ul'e, It; ’ I_.
, with ‘ “4
ead.
e | .
' ’ .. I to Ive]; 31' pay-
ment resumed; alarger demand for houses.
cottages, than ever before: and finally, and
lastly, not a single unmarried man left in
our city.
e sam-
l l-i'llhe sclf‘blnfi hf’urb'ltllih Sand 4N8; ”b“; 20
. l . l “T
Hall next week Thursday and ‘day eve~
pings. The programme Willa sist of
dialogues, declamations, table—En: etc. with
music interspersed “ titlttveerii fie scénés'dby
the South Norw alk City Band. Those who
have attended these entertainments informer
years, and they are many, will ribf full lobe
present on this occasion Thhfe ill much
competent person to train them the scholars
always furnish a rich treat to their patrons.
—-The )leridcu Recorder speaks thus of
Rev. D. A. Goodsell:
This excellent gentleman who is to occu-
py the pulpit of the Methodist Church the
ensuing year, has been settled at South Nor-
walk the past three years; He is a graduate
of the University of New thk, and is:
man of far more than ordinary a’bllity, hav-
ing successfully studied for medicine, law
and the ministry
preacher, speaks entire!
he has such a command:
of language, it would seeming
u rlttcn and committed to memory. Tho
only ttIirt3 one years of are, he aireav
ranks as one of the first
ing usefulnch in his Master’ 5 calling
give its cusmmar3 vote of concurrence,so
24: “Lord, I believe.“
Christian faith
sician, our ltcsl, and our Judge.
tian l‘t‘llgiml.
of thirteen 3mm, l!“
racy and [mum
treat lIiI- lIIIrIrcrs to cherish flu-
faltlI—n faith in a living Christ.
was atlrulnisII-r-IIII
were dccply inIpI‘IIwI-II.
bots, in our t‘li_\'.
public guru-rally.
prosper-(Id in his new field of labor.
Board of Councumen.
men Vi'ilcox :IIIIl \Vlritmau.
and approved.
Bills of [)1‘. J.
Hf
lug juror~' fc:-.~,
amounting to nluc
cunts, II'orII pI'L-sI-IIIIIII.
-MWBE SOC??? srus ye
youthful talent' In the school, and havinga,
.luste of the flesh:
roll the Articles of
that I should keep God’s holy will and cour‘
..G 81m!
saints were
I Isaiah xiv!!!
* ,.“Aln‘iighty
7"" only Son to die
V
gain for our justifi
re lenven .-
. may alway so
in pureness of living and truth: through the
3
I1
me of the sa ,tlIy son Jesus Christ our
Lord, Amen; the cplstle was in lst John,
5 to 4 v.
t eGos cl John, -0 to 10v; text
ii-e-fflfflbeu he had said this,
OSOCV ET
ecen‘e ye 0y . .
mt eggs
qfifihcfic rc-
sins 3c rem
tained. new}! inset?! '~'.i-" tez. re
Evening sen ice Psalms 37 ; leZeous Isaiah
4 s 1 CorIYs £34416:th ate Easel,»
Dr. Spencer explained the collect of the (1:13 ,
then asked (’llGQ‘hifif n flic’Gfit‘e-
chism of the Church, ElrfiiiGwe- sun
stiff then say for 3' (III. "
The3 did promise and You three things In
devil and all his works, the porous and van-
jty of this .wicked Iv,orld audLall the sinful
fifififi
mandmenls, and walk in the some all the
da3<x of my life which Iva~ (xplnincd :Il
l fnionagctlrirrg; new.
my name 1: t m1¢0®m¢flvfir
IIc isabrilliant, eloquent
Without notes, 3 pt
or and ready liow
sermons were
divines of the
country, and promises r. career of exceed-
The
church arc unanimously in favor of Mr.
Goodscll and the conference has only to
Ihcgeutlemau II Ill arriIe in this cit about
Sunday evening, taking for his text Mark 9,
The subject was
and the relations which
Christ sustains to humanity. The most prom-
iuent, the Rev. gentleman dgqlarcd to be
those of u Saviour from Sin, llFEiL‘nd, Phy-
llc paid
an eloquent and forcible tributctotlIr-Cbris-
and said that after a ministry
could testify to its efll-
He could offer no more
fitting Words in parting than Inearnestly en—
Christian
-\ftcr the
sermon IlIc sacralncm of the Lord‘s Supper
’l’lII strviccs throughout
Thus ends the III-
of another faithful pastor.
May he be abundantly
At an adjourned meeting of the Board of
Cuuucrlrucu hold on Monday evening. all
thcmcmben were present cvccpl (‘ouncil-
llr‘conls of lllt' prcvious met-Hug n ere read
Hill for holding coroner"
inquest U\‘(‘l' the body of Rosa ClarkJuclud-
one dollar and a half
cucl),aud ufliccrk fI-II, amounting to nine
Ilullarsmud a half. and for holding similar
scrI‘ict‘JII‘IIr lbI' burly of Sarah Jane Sheldon,
dollars and seventy—five
)lr. Dibble thought
Soldiers, Homestead Act.
The following.' is the important Soldier's'
namrc of the president on Thur-ado} last:
Be it enacted bv the Senate and House of
Representames of the I nited States of
'Amerlca in Conwrcss assembled That every
private soldier and officer who has served in
the army of the United States during the re-
cent rebellion for ninetv days or more, and
February 13,18w3urfl “I mums
rine and officer who has served in the navy
of the I nitcd States or In the marine corps
during the rebellioug for ninety da3 s, and
who was honorablydiscbarged, and has re-
mained loyal to the government, shall on
compliance witht rovisious of an act en-
titlcd‘ ‘An acting) ' "0-23“ ficadilmibm
settlers on the pu‘ib Ié (Tommi;fl and thtI acts
amendntory thereof as hereinafter modified
be entitled to enter upon and receive patents
for a quant E0931 mineral)
not exccet acres:
or one quat sectron 60m-
pact form according to olegal msuel)divisious
includino the altcmale cseryed sectiODS of
public lands along tire line of any rallmad
or other public work not olerIw ise rcscrl‘rd
or appropriated and otlIIr lands subject to
entrv under the homestead laws of the
Uniltd States: ProIidcd That said home-
stcad sctllcr
after locotidfiirg ngtmftfinung?
Mr. Uoodscll, during a residence of thrcc l l 1
. . . . . - . to commence Ils sett cmcnt am imprm €-
car~ . In I; ~, I r - ~ , -
y ‘ (in‘ ”I M (”dared hrmstlf not merit; and provided also, That the time
only to his oun cougrcgatron, but to the which the homestead settler shall bmc
served in the army, navv. or urine corps,
aforesaid, shall be deducted mm the lime
heretofore required to perfect title, or if drs
charged on account of wounds reccixul. or
disability incurred in the line of duty, then
the term of enlistment shall be deducted
from the time heretofore required to perfect
had not resided upanJmprovod and culli-
vnted his homestead fora period of at least
““9 3981‘ after he shall commence his in)-
provcmcuts as 3
Sec. 2 That any person entitled under the
provisions of the foregoing section to enter
a homestead who may have hcrctofore cu-
tered under- Ihc. homestead laws It quantiu
of land less than one hundkd and sixty
acrcI- shall be permitted to enter under the
pronsions of this act so much land am. When
added In the quantity previously entered
shall not c\ceetl one huntk'ed and sixty at???
S
hfio‘mostcad actMi‘lfi. m! "39! 13"? 939m"
wwmlanmofihfiwc~e»
the 15th of April, with his famil. isfine r-Ibl dim and has re-
prt‘scncc, genial disposition an cultivated ggfnglas‘ogzrnom fife .‘ r. trig] ding
mind “ill be on acquisition to Mcridcn, of the “mus in i‘.‘ ' -§qu;iceo tin:
II hich _wc m: I3 all well be proud. I nited States by v " section
———ReI. l). A. (.oodscll, of the M. E. 0f '“1 9;.“ out“; m glef “gaff: L
_, . ‘ . - ations or com eting W0
Llrurth, [ll'C'lLllCd lIIs farewell sermon last in n and for other purposes “approved
title, witho 53131;)
be may lmv fig
tent shall last I: to any homestead settler who
% Bananas, at John E. Smith's.
S.
J}
Try the Old \5 I ll Club L igars W
C I‘lw artz J: (‘0.
taken arid
..__._....-c
i . z -
shape a attractor hilt; Hats
:33: r- 5J#.i;.fi&;vi H
Egg Jocke '5 selling for 'Fv'rct-rrts, and
gt .OQeach atMrs. Judd‘s. ' 'l
The our ntcrrclnb' (It.1
.r:
..»_
A Dickermab'k Son
.——o.. 1‘
mo. Sw- artzih 0o. manufacturers
' fl'tlel Confectionery, Fruits, Nun. French
at ran-13:51 'énfitfiffid
we
l'ruucs. etc,
For uncut-55 of flavor and pleasant taste
eve I’I‘ Icomrnend the Old W'gll Club Cipr.
.e—w—fi-P t
Superior Sewing I Machine Oil and Ag
3%. .~ for all ‘lachtncs, fox'lzkfl‘lmJudd’i
.lu 1 “pt nu]. mflokflafimper at
_i. Dickcr'man 6: Son 5
3:. .r’
I
The CClthfll‘d l’ntcm Slipped Berni: (.‘_ol
FoI the beat Butter, Bed, I'PoIk and Sau-
% .( choice selection of new Ribbons, Laces,
Flowers, and bV-I-au‘ Goodfi nt- Mrs;Judd"s.
irritation of lite thruat,‘
.‘IIiulIII Pastc, {I r 3
For salc by S. F. Peck
coughs, (‘I Iltla. th'l'.
drucrrlal.
( Bout- rich {as ( '-)‘s. New Paper, lite Quali-
lerly Delineator, for sale at their salt-shun,
\'o ‘2 Chchcstcr 5 Block.
title for Gold‘.
or gross, at S."1“.
By the single box, dozen,
Peck. druggist.
Have you it‘t‘ll lhosc new Reversible Bro-
chc Shawls. at
A. Dichemrau A’ bank
Always on hand
PI-rfumc. a!
a \‘:ll‘l(‘l_\' of La Belle
A. Dickerman It Son’s.
”‘4 «It: h:neau3 soiled Kid Gloves that
yr . uould like to have cleansed, the um
D: f..\:vns is (he place to get them done.
Glut L: of the mo~=t delicate shades cleansed
beautifully, and without injury, at short
notice ’1 hey have also a new way of Plut-
ing, in which the thinnest fabric as well as
lfiifir can be fluted \1 Glue or Starch .
usul. Every Lady will be delighted II ith it.
Remembcr the place Yo. £8 ‘rcllester ,
Block, South Norwslk.
—__
sitady andfdthlulman to take one o! eprden
A and main himself generafly useful. lust
cage well mended.
I ."
Man Wanted.
DUDLEY P. ELY.
3 \‘otlco to Settle.
{W is her-cfhvwh given to all Swizz: “fibleg
to t 9 duo o anagrams to an
sonic the same without
301‘;leka a BRUSH.
South Norwalk Apriig 9,1h 1812.
744 l
Agents Wanted
‘UR the Putnam Life Insurance Company. Good
pav to III-add
mmm LIFE; IXSL RAN CE COEP. \\'§.
(vi-If Putnam Conn
For Sale.
A )E‘V house and the lots 3mm fI-,et situaII-d
near Five Kile River Landing Terms easy. en»
quire on the pro misc:I Also two rood milch cons.
sort ALBERT T. 500
memwu
modate f smilics
1!.
rim: or wed: at WWMM‘T Ehfifrupgonji}onr
>9
, Deters ”09h“.
age rm t- I 31-91353??? gorge?» uni! deox. ,: ..
Brummell s Cough Drops, an excellent ar- '
.Wh.....,
_.ri:t fir: 'rr,§ {HIV
Gmlés PAVE & ”'8
liA'fif-‘IGM 1..., ’
GO om‘rmas
3mm“ H i i
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2
31 ...,. .-
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in their ulna! u
lic will give“e trad] thefmmm
“mum
: m .
nomerefiaaltwe
»! .31
if} 3! 5 ..
slate} meeting
9 taken thehoueeon m mm
fish:
,.I I Irv-I r 111/! it .5:
.. tha‘ilderman Ely Place and rcofnrnished and r-
. “edit In the in»: maulmr \\I" are prépsréd to accom-
or Single per-eon? nithubbtrd. by the
"ol turmoil pleasant in the cs'jy. Hedi will be fur-
3 ed at hours Itiaaecnmmu-poaveeaw
Ba) mend Brothers;
are offering for sale at low e-t prices:
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I, a.
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“to ,
3° ' “G ”W Lfir‘atliey‘ a finger Male.
3'3 z;
’fgjg-fl ,.-:.
., Coe’sl'fiizlrfiéfi-B‘Mi
PliGflNPXeGI-IIAN'UI
Harm n’ns Guano.
Lister Brothers’ Bones.
mioxwuicqx‘l...
[fill an STDBE;
cm 1 Irina -
. em 1-. It.
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crucnusrmrs BLOC. VII.
Drugs dr. Medicines
Emir!
BRUSHES. 00188, SOAP,
.5? is? Ii}:
PERF‘UM ERX’. &C.
-_ 11.56%
W in e s ace-«Lquxuoa's
FOR MEDK‘lNAL PURPOSES.
Goods :qu as low - hang my terms sale.
A LALLi mutnwssuo
ELI—Firear-
GIV’E f5
iélfi-E
Particular attention paid to pr-eeu-iptiowpm up
day or night with neatnese and aoenmcv. Store
opcnallurght
a» l I rt= 2'
G. C. STILLSONII: Go.
the?
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one dollar and ll half \\'Il.~ loo much to pay a
' Set. ‘l. 'l‘lIat' In the. case. of the death of '4')”
celebration on the llth of June. lI‘urtlII-r
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nae" m “ I“ of u at 66 Charles f—Doanprogug t) tiered two new lucmuotivcs and eight new ; pquiculfll“ will be announced hcreafrcr. “in" ‘or 5‘; n lulu on “ coroner's jury,nnd that an) Icrsou o I IIIld b on ammo- Lo“-
.. ,_ - . I utf ~ . 3 ‘ 35,55”... 7“. 'b' 'l _. b, ‘ . ‘ tII' cIly 5 “DUI pay no more than the town lea m ( . [#1, 506 Y Sandav. h menu the old ' Alderman £1y“"
I d M m in: all contest the election 0! Charles J‘ (bk: to the I foad‘bifrluf um“: :61“;er L put on the I - Al on ndjoumcd mefli“: “f Tmmy T” Days which is Ullt' doll-tr \Icssm Ehrcll 210“ 0‘ llllsrfll'lle- ll‘l‘|:l§:“s I? “l“:“rlng or B); mart; 5i” thi- lwldtehm‘o 0' fire Iiflllldlcansgcgkn SPRI) 6 111‘ CO v
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M “d W barons its Nate senate. : 7 . . . l iet}, hold on Monday evening, 9. II Pctk, and LCstL'l' up” ”mug“, 0m. dollar-sufficient. in case of lIcr death or ruarriaoc thcn his “my in guuemfi an the .30....3‘ tug-Emerson and.
W. ‘ w n. W . -—-————______ _,__ I A number of )lcndcn people are going to, Edward I) turmoil and \[,_ brummun “Ire M S . l minor orphan clIildrIn, b3 ra guardian IlulI i“"lh°581newlllbe tumblémward b“ 16‘1"“
W M d M W EDITOKIAL QUILLETS. make an excursion to the Yosemite Valley. - d ,. . _ . I f I] v _ r um i llmuwhr one dollar; and ll lralf MW‘1 and (>ma ‘Wd 31- the fill: at the South Kmart Pesto cent at Hrs'. Penn
. - appmntc 1“ ”‘“I"' "”“m” 9“ ”r ' ”1“” none too IIIIIi-TI for a IrIIIuTn rc’fimugs partmcnt of the “1‘.de ibe entitled.“ __,__.
THREE STORES T0 REKT. ,. 3 . 2 g H q z , ,
“U" I!“ h!- - be one abor t t . . . .
m “it its dull: Jule $4!!! Jgh ‘ I); um moo my f l! ‘ —)lr Bruuwu lo fitlInIr up the old photo~ Iuror. Accordinu to an ordinance passed at "1“)erum ”(T in contained )1. \ lel. B Id 0 J 1 , 3200
Hu- J ~ - . ‘ - 3 o n . . ey,an cx-po Iceman o anvl , ‘ l ‘ " “ ‘ r ”9- (“11’3““) “1L " “‘9‘“-
‘e “w“m‘woud “fink-m E recovenug and W1“ soon ford died instant! ' of heart disease on ‘lot- ! graph gallery on \I “n street and, with a the la~t n“ ‘ tin, l M u“ (curtail, Jurors; are than: if such person died during ,llllfi' terln of All!" ‘ “ FRA\K 8‘ TH. w ftg .
.9“ ~ d a. g W Lu“ “9°“ “1" “9mm bend“- ’ ‘ ‘ 3 3 . . partnrr, will I arr) on business theft and “1 entitled to I‘I-Icrivl one dollar and a half for enlistment the “hole form of lli< cullsImcrIt "“"‘ 35"”me 3’“ 3- 13“ _, 3 “if“ n 5' ' "‘
m‘ era The Seventy-first New York Regiment ur‘lgldeveilngi H9 “ film" hm” “‘f‘m" the one he now ”couples. in Clticlrcjstcr 5 each day , muqum-u upon an inquest, and shall bcldcductcd from the time lIcrctofor‘c \‘oticc ‘5
1 . - can I ate orctv mars a. , . . .. . . . r0 u'rct to th Eirrlc ' I - .
.1“ hfl~flm proposestri toCaunectIcut tbrssnmmer. . ll k. ll . . I~ . e ‘4‘ l
“~ -~ ' . p f m m] bund' “r L . W‘ f H d3 . 3 . I ) uc lL turoucr \tltu 3 five cent for each days Sec 4 Ta “he pang" 83““,ng of Is Iutnb; .bgrvmrbfi: mdputfreflmp hmmm ex. “'—“'
m ““hdml'wt I: The rim or new cap mg . . 9“ am‘er. .0 “In I“. 1M: A“ ”X l ——-)ir Marlin Ghee bile commenced grad- Dllcntlancr- llt‘fOl'l' a Jur3. Mr. Raymond his emf, of a tract 0, 13nd under the home dis-1:13“ bytgenepml grunwiftgnw figfihfii‘fmé 3 f 6
III “i m m“ mm in Hartfordareonexhilntion In how Haven. fill F98” Old. welgmg 3.300 POllnd-‘I “'lm‘ll i "g in front of mg Vorwalk Lock Co' a thought the Council should not be the first stead laws or subscqucmLI thereto was ac- 30. gr having claims against me stem-In are-urns: ‘.
“h“ I“ M flick cut P‘ T“ Bat-1mm, the 5"“ showman, will he ‘5 about '0 slaughter. Tb” i“ bcllcvcd to E “forks, and the new building is beginning to break its own ordinanccs. On motion, the luallyognlistcd and (‘Smplny Cd in “‘0 arm3 or dying; Siglfogfith ”6,60,” '3 l “4'" 0" “tender. 5
m “8“. ""390" “'5 great “'0‘“ “’0" b! 1'3“ ““5 be the ““3"”t 0x 1“ lb" Still“ i 0hbt)\\' itself, the cellar walls being com- bills were laid on the table. The subject of ““33““ lllptllendlllllirntrglgtrglf5:“;ch {1222; 50““1 \Or‘mk AW“ Iii-183%Roé L mt.
year. The Hartford and \Vethersfield Horse 9 lplcted, and tin first- floor beams laid. “Willa-“15 ”“11“ UP. and H “'3’ ““30 decided stead laws, .bofquivalentm to A) ,. ”“11"C-m 53% ”a- . q q ’ U u
m w m III" Anna Dteflnsonwrs giving her lecture on Railroad Compnn3 ulll petition the General ' __an (Murdock mm, a" ,0 NW,“ to amend the ordinance so that iurors shall all)! intents fires “a ._ t ‘ ”Rigid .
Wand orkin ntt I, .., ... ;. . tesanie} . . - I‘ . ’
gme a he wee, Assembl3 for an amendment of charter thtirclothing establishment in this city to rue‘téeueont Elma?“ for Itttndautc, and tered.Prov1ded that if his entry Ins been 1,1», ”‘5,- yumxmsm‘orgmflgom,,m_ ,
mum" mi 0 a“ canceled b3 reason of his absence from said 30““ 303“)”; Emilee, 1872. (so * " ’1‘0
Ire. Fair's second trial is set down for
Indhg large audiences and hearty approval.
The bill reducing the fare on the N. Y. &
They leave Meridcu about May lsl, and will
authorizing the extension of thI road to
West Hartford
l in: ycIIr.
l the no“ [neurone e Buildin". .\ftcrthcirrc-
him It] look out for some tall announcements
obligcd In llfl‘t lll.‘ lnlsinés<
audit-melts
A bill of seven dollars and a half from T.
all the benefits enumerated in this act, sub-
ject to all the provisions as to settlement anti
tract Ivbiloin the military or naval service
11E Board of Directors of th
Bankhave this day
declared a dividend of 'f
r per cent. on the
biruattd at the Best end of the South Xorwalh .
z is“ d u the money mused
"Md fimdmo NJlnilroadwithiotheboundariesof New \ \v - Bakeraud I . f I . lllr l 1-] f h [m
, - - _ . . M , , , ; , ‘ 3 l S. H Int 0 “ll (0 .us am a mi 0 t e States, and such tracthas not {mistochfreefr mG minty“, m -
It My (I ~ n w u to York State has perusal the New York asecm- L“ H ”rd lulu)" .mc "m“ d I). m me IIIlvertisling mmrfm‘ “f l m ”Tm L from L. Dibble were magma paid. been (ii. of, his .e‘mryi shall be restored Stigma» the rim daoor ”if ynext. . talkie:
W m w H ' preached a sermon against divorced peruons ——Tlrc increasing busmcss- of the popular 'tio f “. R 3 _ and confirmed And prov Ided further, that 750%?“le closed rom JAY“ 19m, {,9 y 1,; 3
~ m “ ’l - - marrying 333““ and in. 1"“ than “3" days furniture c~tablisliincnt of Buckingham & A pelt n 0 ‘ A' “3 mood, " "I" f‘" If suclrtract has been disposed of, said parI3 ~ 1 m 0‘5“”
W m "It: 18 is m A A belle of lhcllnltmd, Va», Imports her mama} mo 00,, kg, f . -, ‘ . . ‘ . . the establishment of the grade of Elizabeth - I; anon, I I up It I . ‘ ‘ r?
- . . P “ “M" ”0‘“ 8'00“"? (‘0. have forced them to enlarge the flier _ _ . , a) so r er rec 3 366 o co ry Im For sale; .,
9"... «I was. I! “hitherto stockings from M “l '42 3 Pa". and had been divorced. ' 1 W ".1 ‘ to notice this evidence street and the width of the srdewalks, was cr ”said laws and dltis right to apatent thc'rc- u“ E\ acrn! and fig? rods of land, on the”
I We 0 m» I: at . . referred u, the Street Committee. for shall be detenniner! byrhc proofs touch B side of we Roma muwm la w‘fifi, I’
of? co. Soil
crowds flock to see them whenever she-goes
A couple were recently married in Corn-
of prosperity as their com-cm has come to
Vl'.T.Craw submitted the following recour
i mg his residence (go
tract, and bi: ribsén c.
(lid cultivation of first
therefrom in such scr-
Lane. adjoininghir. Muses
location unsurpassed. e
V aluable bed of muck. One
count! ”5% -
ohmd” fiche-aw walki .
W “ I h“ H; h mus of Chris Tania Kellogg has made a three wall Bridge, ad; fit???” pIaper 5:” the b" a public necessity . _ _ mendation, which was adopted by the Coun- vice, a“, highway W,“ make one hundred bum“ m
a i...“ w h .“ flue have months Wm,“ with 311559503. ,1“, people 1 even ll 18 r a Dog true (’11- —-\ir Francis Burmt and vufc, of this oil: “That- ”,e grade of the followingstreets Rec. .5- T at any ~oldier, sailor marine Price tor the entire plot $8.1», no teas, :ngms, EARVfiYQ s
M fl m nd We. laden impress-r10. and soils for London gal‘m’d ”13"“ “P “"3; "‘flch.90me mnk- city sailed on Saturday, on theFrencb steam- befised mum poms named as fbnows‘ ,0 0 tier, oro er person; commg within the temm Agni? Ixnnnanrr w !
&“ M M fora II on the 13h rug It the subject of apt-oral prayer. or Perefie for a,“ re They will not re- wit: Start from the crude 0f Washington provisions of thislact, ,ma3 as Iv (lull? an agent 70],: ‘ msé‘aonggk
h” w ‘ h..d “fair Abunch railroad farm \ew Britain to . Among the prominent member: of the main long in France, but will go direct to streets: the come, ”1. Railroad avenue and giggdgf‘ifsffig: 9" upon 33“ omesteadn; 7 fiiofiwe nuk~e——-~ - .. ‘ A30T3 33%} f .,
“helm-ind. Wehqanw remaste- is assured The Connecticut BM” “in be “‘30“ Engl'ShI “'L‘em‘ Rome. 5” Bum“ expects to remain 5'13 3,11 um inches at the come, of Railroad av. shall, within fifiggfifil $13.53.. ’ ‘11}; sublgmmsgmto ,‘m mm, a , 5 I g i if‘f‘figgp] 5,. ,,
It i w h m my in Western company taro build it at. a cost 0f Governors Kendrick and Douglass, err-May. or eight Inontlrs' In Europe. enue and Clay street thence to the center settlement and improvements on the same 1mm Nor-watt. tam 101ch gm .. ' " ' ‘
‘4 “W“ hM' . or Chapman. Messrs. Waller of New him ——It' is expected that the Nell3 “bile will of Franklin alrect fall ten inches; thence sand wetterfulfill all the requirements Of and mrs‘fa'fl‘fi‘ii’fiadmm himfilffi‘fi: H l 33qu 1‘83??? {i .
MO! “*3. I on W is a“ 3 It was only in rag that the first rail was 303‘ Perm“ 0‘ aflflfm‘d- 3““ “the“ 0‘ commence her daily trips for the summer be— northerly to the grade of Washington street Sec. 6 That the commissioner of the gen— ggicfigfioawgggfi‘fififin 33°15‘55”}: , ,
a 0w i b one a! the laid, in monsoon, but today there are over note. ' tween this place and NGW Y Ofky 850‘“ the would be a fall 0. eight and one half inches; era] land ofia£8§mfim§§ 3.!th megke ‘39“ “13‘" ”mm 0" the Public Wm “59’- 'fl. ‘ ’ ' ‘ I t ’ I W
m d “ . two aroused miles of railroad building and The entire State militia, four regiments, 20th inst This mode of communication from Clay and Franklin streets to Clay 9nd jgmheeggcfflbe r0} 3 “his l“ carry 'H V“ BROTHER...“ _ 3 . s 1 L j g i g I 3
M U“- h.” by! of bribery in operation. will be out at the Governor’s inauguration with me metropolis' I: going to be more pop: spnug streets, as the same now is, would ’m P 'i-‘JIQD 0, _ ». ‘3‘“ . :1”? John. envisage-1hr. 3’84?“ ”in w
cl our: h * pica, no tab: or dissident Thiers has conferred the ribbon on the lat of lifay The regiments will be uhtr than ever thecoming season I , rise sixteen feet five inches, which shpuldbe ,‘fi‘ , . 3., 253"“?! Ml . ‘ gefi I
w m C m. B. Legion oifionoroniugqs Bunnie}, newly equipped, and it is thought the dis» ' —-We take the {gnawing from the 15:0,- a hollow grade, conforming very nearly to ~ ‘ ll! .. W" ‘1 Iron“1e “WW" "am“- in 10'! “Om three“ “‘1‘"
a a " ~ N 'I'Ih a cull“ Otto-Gm Perfumer, who is now a knight play will be one of the finest ever witnessed walk correspondence of the Westport. Hour the wisest road surface, and from thence to R “W‘Q; we P°"°‘““‘,,‘;,.§‘;“$§‘g;‘:§g; no.1.i2f“°i$§?’° ater t. ”WM Splendid‘omng-u :K03
and b h I... as m in Moansly. his the State. .. AP “1 fim on a wager, . South Normal; the center of W est nv enue would rise thirty If??? 3 please sly theyamadveetisod mien-near; a portion I. may shaded .1:de his"? fi{mlt m a. run.
“bflu * 3‘ ”“1“ 3.950009 5‘!!de W4 dollars 1; angle, e . . Ger-roan ate. two ads and four ounces seven feet, ten and three-quarterinches. All ‘ " ‘ ‘ miss :ue'n: . .. = . . ofthemostdedrsblo ran-amp ”has; [mmfan W e . .
y- A). I has recoterai $5500 dam Sa’rnh Jane Bates Miss Mary E. Be (it an man; mom I! L
b M.“ h 1" m lambs. “I‘m '0me age from the city of Norwich, for Injuries of raw tied and one, pound and fix ounces 0‘ “'15?” '5 "csPecuun-V subrmtted. " Ellen Couriers, miss” Lizzie Frown. mngcrllr Nos: our. fi'fi‘ ‘1‘" °f “‘3 ”my.“ ’ . _; . . ' - i . I
Ia- mucosa-urns. fund or YahOéllege. turns“ I. of 08mg: '1“ “W fine “a mum“ Ive" an owes me" “ ‘ ‘
3 to con— received be It was voted that the tax of three mills on r .q. .—
by "181th immune-nee This wnsmmréx. and heat‘terwd'd ’1. “:qu if it} EPBIH‘E .
w u idol five WM dollars. in oonsequeneoof her horse becoming fright- asserted It? he mold be the first: at the the dollar, laid at the city meeting, March E Le B 3312:“ t. Ra sud 15 ‘ - _+Ir Weseport, cm I - . . . ._ , .
.- ~ fl ” ~ ‘d New Raven‘s glut! list rs completed, and erred at: gem which thecity authorities pep supper ta e, 'and the last to leave it. . 25, 1372 be collected on and after May 15.1.1.0;3: F0 331,." “2,3,“ Enos“ Bug-fan V3332: To the W , _ In": “mum-u 11% w” .,.
J M 0'3 “Btu”: ‘ Sm 0‘ m mitted to be pitched on the highwav ‘ A —The dodieatronofthehiast argue 3.15- 1872, and that the collector be authorized to Silas Odette .K. Stanley. John N. te as A GmoRYu-m l “in? 1.33313:de "“ .
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m, kid: is now out _ 3 church which V” ‘9 we m place abate one per cent. on a see pm ore , , g ,, establishment curt“- Block,on “Oh. “the, m 3-,... 5...,- ,.3 m not!
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' bu _‘ by (hid-go lire, not yerqnite m fly wnmfihto. _ Karenina: WIBMWWQKW)’ W6 July. In, and to add one percent smooth ence. Mhhumm sateen-k an “.-
' I I I “ht . , , ' I . ' - are requested W“! “salable“!!! “will: to all taxes remaining unpaid July 15“- .. num'r‘xc m the Fume“ “t \0' ”h AP”! of the Indie- of Sottllm in the . . . ’
m a. -* d “ a , . Church by avowofthe congregation, Smith 1872. Persons calling for any of these let ., vicinity !. x. m... k 55
m‘ “m” k W 'i& . mfiu I... in; as tolloua- for Methodkm 'sevaiteen preachers from “39 9591! York,- 3!.“ Confer, Mr. Dibble, of the Street Committee, 110‘ tens willplease say they “fi‘ems‘e‘l flm'efluhfigflaglmhfiflmpm mi“ uh?“ ~
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