, $3116 15;
15‘ ti populsrd' actiougn
trivia th- GM Is enterprising
“'3. We W
at things Ia they are. but is al-
vnya "aha-“1W1. 3 Boris
“MW: meat be lit
mm waistline} briMe-rt
map-flair sharp oxidant or open an-
rw
mm dchbt that thenopilna‘
tia- “ym OFQt ”No
an.” I‘i'the Mpeo ofllt’e
“im’ rainedfriends],e0 even among
aha-11“!" M byhis
dumwm‘l! $011;
mama the wistwith w om his
Wflymhibeeufhryearsa houseL
holdcompaniou. He Bmfigamodgthe
Maud workmgmen mi meant of
hiaadvtxmeyoflaborreform Kilnsuong
mummampe‘epietgtseu—
nae—n, who‘harbeir‘from thetauit and
the printing-press to his high placetsthe
mummmmmm cotto-
tryt autumn his when 113111331135
tea-flat honesty ant? mlegrltv his broad
and you'll humanity.
herit- “mountain: 11:19.. déhentn
ufwmeu. he he a powerfu butane
nm, but Ike man; hieh of
ml “h’fiaflctcmed by c'rot656is.
lie about always has“ a bee in his bonfiét,‘
and the blazing sometimes mes hu‘m-
vltw. “has. No malt his b‘een more
active in! blt'terln' the po‘Mical struggles of
theHMy years; and his severity and
«mm haye piot‘olt'e‘d 1113153; pow-
erful “lea ills political wisdom lS'lls‘
trusted by My as (00 theoretical and want
in; in soundness of practical sagacily. ,He
has Effie ml dignity or decorum. 3.111:
one who. having read his ponderous and
alum editorials m {51' the first
time shrill fineaking voice on the pig:
form is reminded of what men said of the
We “ht“; eéisllés are weightykbut
hin’ ' ‘ ts weak “ {£9511
cunt ””i fie-r Bills 331112.
once a watt 58’laapel'.“ H! ts 1:13:11qu
reported It) be not. uite, so meek asl‘Q
11M11jq" ‘ I; be not
not of profane . - _ ac H provcfliiint
dint-1113' in
The-9e aimtgmd f9: 9? gnome,
l-ur flit s} hispaiaularity.
log-co er it is p
1” rvk "swig”
it? lthasbeenfgun
11m mkflfi!‘
11' ,swnsthim Lb:
r outlaws;
filth
wilful?
. . .. s. will.
its... . . w W “5’ Q3;
«1.11.»!me eééllcncefi
ready to follow them with “13;
Mine: even great méfigow not bear too
- . E ‘ i‘Htin‘iat't: unfit-e is—hu-
1h: first road June; a 51:32.,
lo idolize h {@435
of Re “1.... shown fihface to
the publiciu his paper every morning 16:,
Iorflr 'anfi e abopdtnfidow has;
*5: mm ebis canton from:
every platform. Weary rostrum,
m 9- 9m: “new Every-
body knowa him.
(I
cal
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_propoeetol
"Mmm nose. for a...“
”‘ Ms kisiiialsrfiohcmaadlixo:
rfi inn—amt and «mongol mien:
1
land concilial!“ favor at ”mm ro-
£3535
doing” mthnprou the- etiolauey of
0- "due Board of Eduoaioneghiog unity and efll-
my} the anneal-t. anuptint 60mm hna
fiason to be proud of berg-110015, and is go
"game wfifld as in???
A?
t
Muffin
1 .
s‘ :1};
, “Ii!
.1, no. as .2.
any organ, it squeaks when it is toldto
squeak, and whhtlea when it is told to whis-
tie, and roamwheu it is told to run: This
lscffiiieTtrucuve We and
”I w I rp enttosay’fid
W finFio lest! whal live, wide
“democrats? “91115 has tightest
opinions of his own, dares to say? T5835
‘ ts 'bolt {if «1.1.
'ti‘t St- Fightinggiufal v:
.‘e
i-
is
I
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t.
' ogpartios, we
yhfifir the whole
3“!“ ”who. forming“ the the
met oi Wrath. on! an;
the prment c
lhmw mt- 91' an mad-t
lMiiDrfll iii Iii! ti :‘uvadn,
Manhattan-"eye tint-116135111 “i
"51-: nan-macs“:
'l'he Governor’s,“ ”0.113351
fastedmms .
fihflififi was. s
Therese SflW$ID Sarina: w
thefimwithalrwe Wt of .83
7&3. $141. When aver-co stat-n am
for every 8-. won:- and chili in the
signs. «Thain. Ming veayicredhable to
Imundfmy if commas. Cm-
nenticnt Yauheaare aharp and Won
Walla“. Thy contrive bmkomoney
agdknowhow I) keep it.— Eat when will
you find a people more libertbandbevo-
lent to all worthy obiects of religion, educa-
ti“ or the public good? And while in the
wtxtl will you tad a people with fewer
paupers of native birth. ‘
mmsne.
mundane m «intuit-«indent!
eighty-one nilon of Railroads. witha paid-
np capital of $31,000.000. and a demo! $19,-
000.000. Of this total, one hundred andfifly~
lac-van miles have been finished within the
past-gear.e These xundaearnotnant year tan
land a half millions of dollars. The mark-
Eable facile given that out of nine and half
million.“ psengora carried. not‘one was
“80(1de three injured. In this con-
nectiou. it is worth while toreeuxd the mem-
orable fact. contained in the last report of
the New Haven Bairoad th‘ “ dmingthc
last sixteen yea'randing laa: September.
[25,405,708 pamcngeis have been transported
over themed without maecidcrtt to any
f’train. while on this road that caused the has
ofamlclilcorlimb to my panenger so
transported.“ There have been mulling to
people on tht road. and on the traiusmod
by their own When. but not by any
nodular for which the railroad wan moon-
sible. An exhibit most honorable to the
management.
We arethe more ready to bear this tenti~
mouy, because we have criticised with frws
dom some thingshtte nomad: “$16321.
=Butnm Duanhavh failed to observe the
M00, 5am; and mega-r! for to liver: and
comfort. of meager-v in the mining of it:
trains. “6 only wish its managersmlgm
beehrard eaough m sawmiroantamt
.1
, .A...‘ f; o"
1‘
ducing to em to two cents anilc.
MAmx.‘ .. ..
0;. ‘l‘hca-asain tho mimml and
thirty public-(bode having mm
four hundred and twenty teachers it- cost
of $l, 496m Ebllumhfii comm
Willie 1:117:11th And“ thirty-one
51m mandrmim foflyeight, fl
Minimum and thirteen Mad;
sh" hundred and eighty eight ale luvfiv L
”fluent-m land eight W @6611
haw fifty“ an pirate molt
Thu-stances tantrum; auntie-tuna new
lunvseveu registered imam who at”;
Llfetid no school at all. A'eohmihhalc
fiiaf them-ire. lineal, young dildnen oiib
lle more than foony‘rr of age " Th’cretia
Lan increase in the Motif: the salaries
of teachers and hint-'2 same-It mined for
school purposes. -.‘l'heWNormal School at
ew Britain is now :1 great success and is
t
teachemaboat' anchor-tired and HIV were
in attendance last 371331 at a cost to tbestate
of ‘12,“ Hwy towns are intro loving the
02it’system of consolidating the m andotfi‘
méucy to the 01351533115156 supervision of
lligforwfid, especiilly 1n «Misfit-towns
andllHIEthhlng'sln thefuture. "‘
5-3-7“ W ‘-"‘ .....‘r1
mm 35?!!! taxable property isren
wtmtmmwhim Wither-age
ofnedflyflillorevery'hem the ital‘ef
.3125)
1m: .. thigh“ D3833? :detullege h.
WWOf‘uif-hlghm eliti‘fi'nfy in;
aim etc;
3’
is
«ltm
i.’
GanGxan
«all:
".....%““fi
“9‘: meet men or
. imddt I.
the water in those lagoons is oolh
‘,clear the view of the grov '
coring-11164133011 the boggmof ‘1 '— u
splendid beyond description. Jtis like
vision into some fairy land.
I .
Int- 5
facts of wPi-of. Dina‘ e book. Any one “who
has any mile for the sludy of nilure will be_
instructed and charmed bv the reading of
this careful and ’
tire tint-m; "‘
té’bebfdsiged fie 111‘! elea 0:
cent terms the folio in} points: rVulou of,
hate states “and no i‘évopehiug’ of the ques.
dons settled by the 1815‘, 14th, and 15th,
amendment; removil bf disabilitits incur-
fédln fherebellfbb; gene lm'mesty; locul
self ggvernniént ignpx‘elhii y‘ of civil over
infirm £11111th 'L “reaped for Iuibee corpt’ti,
and rétnrnlng to inelfiods of“ peace- main
tenance of constitutional limitatio5 of power,
civil service rtform. single term for Prcs‘n
dericy system of federal taxation which
shall hot unnecessarily interfere with the' in.
dustry of the peopleJ arid as there are DODESLA
and irreconcilable difference of opinion as $0
the merits respectively of the av stem of pro
tection and fx‘cti tradé,‘tb'at thbsc' questions
be 11511111th to the people intbc congression-1
111 districts, and leave the decision of Con-
gress thereon “Lolly free of Executive in-
terference or dictation; maintenance of the
publlc_ credit spins; repudiation in every
form, 5 returns to specie payments,
recogbltlon of the ten ices and sacrifices of
aoldicrs and sailors, against further grants
of lands to railroad or other corporations, in
foreign relations the duty of the government
is to cultivate friendship, demanding 110th-
lng not right—submitting to nothing wrong.
”Pig said amine devil knows how to 111.:—
anion; 113113931! 1:: on “nngg‘l nf light " We
wonder if that is not his little game, when
he puts up wretched whisky and Vllc tinc-
tures in bottles labelled “ topics." ” bitter-s,”
“ appetizers," t'lt'. lf people's stomachs had
tongues, woultlu‘ t'llsey indulge in 50111 t-lo-
queut diatribe: against the foul doses they
are compelled tnlmrbor.‘ But its they are
voiceless, they are forced to shrug their dis-
gust in the form of nausea, dyspepsia. colic,
etc. In the name of the abused and ulllict-
ed stomach, which cannot speak for itself
we plead: 011, be merciful to yourselves
and let these burning: mlvtures severely
alone
Linciuuati convention new: brain to bc
sent, to the night of Mn) 8d inclusive, the
total of special dcspatclics and regular rc-
ports transmitted from that city over the
W'estern L'nim Telegraph showed the large
number of 571.541 words; This is equiva-
lent to over five hundred columns of tin
svcrngoiwwspapca.
Hero: is an item from the Gov-"enter it lies
sawc Elliot speaks for itself:
11;; towns to no prooqcut'ione “i
all an gives a reason t. at no intoxicating
liquors are allowed to. be sold in the town.
The report so far its it goes is duly another
proof of the wall until-had fact, that
en in 111111 awry cloquwrtiin
to llDlP<lrlClédWS81é ozmtoxicnlibg liquors.‘ '
3'
_ .1.
- ~.—r':;
Hours of
MSW“
Kama-no ti, .
ca‘a‘ Hotel. Hour-of aervMIOXLna 7P.“
Sandayachoohlax. Rev. E. N. DmoJ’antor.
BAfrna-r Tm.tc1.a.—latn street. Hours of aer-
rice. my LAJ'I I. 1.; 3mm 12:. Rev
314mm oaths 1.1;...
- .mm: A‘—
. “it?“
:51}. PAUL; I square.
1t...- Wx. m “of ser-
vice 10A 1- ,4“sz “yummy:
8m 1!. I. extinct—180mg Weat’and hfott
vice. 1011a“!- 1.:13 Bobbin .nehoal between
Wyatt evening gaming; ”yar- meeting in
[fetus Roan”? l P_,l an
Fmsr Ooxolonnol'sAL Cannon. —Chu.rch Square
Rev. SAmr. Dcxrnl, Pastor. Bonn of eerflee,
tax A. w; :1! r. It; Sunday aehool, um I r. at.
Sr. Man‘s Cm (CA-niomLy-Gim‘er West
avenue and Chapel am Rev. Yunnan. lix'm.
Pastor; .P. A. m, Mutant. Pasta. Spurn of
W,QLI.;1 A. 1.12% an; “every
morning between and B o ‘clock.
Fina-r Barris'r Cm. —Chnrch Square 3,151.0
W.GA1‘!§,‘ Pastor‘s Bonra officervtce, 10% A. 1:7
r3. I. t Gouda: antic. 15 i. . ~
I. E harm—Town Baa, (colored)
W13“: 1.1303832. Pastor. Hours of animal“
.71=..x; SundayechnoLlr. x. ,_
A
~Fly paper/begins to be in demand. ‘ l
—-C-mquet. parties are becoming numerous
--—The air is sweet, with the fragrance of
many blossoms.
-—The morning mall train last Wednesv
day consisted of two engines and eighteen
cars.
—'l‘lic Tretnulnes pronounce Lockwood's
Hall the best in the state in its acoustic
qualities. ., fl . - .. h
—5II. Sfl“. Peck) 11.1;- ltiid :1 new“ floorin
his drug store, and otherwise improved its
interior appearance.
—A car on the Tuesday afternoon freight
train caught. fire from it heated bearing.
while approaching our city.
-—-Anybody one tell what to put into a”
newspaper, but the «st of the H at: journalist
is to know what to keep out of it.
——Cnll at Tuttle's Carriage Factory, on
Marshall street,“ you want a nevibnggy,
business wagon, ox curt. or wheelbarrow.
He will also repair your dilapidated vehicles.
—.\ drunken person enjoyed asliort re~
pose in the gutter in front of our offioclnst
Saturday u 0111.115 The police furnished
him “11h l110r( tonifortublc quarters in the
luck up
——Tbt.: summer Await-us is fluently con.
vcyiog a large number of passengers, and as
the warmth of the weather increases we
predict for her an unusual amount. of pat-
ronage.
——Melville
of rcul estate will take place :01: the twenty-
third lost. at Dni'ien. The property ’5 valu-
able for building purposes. A good chance
“for buyers.
——Our friend Dr. Purdee is indulgiagliiui—
self in a little recreation from his arduous
devotion to business, by attending. at one of
the delegates, the national medical conven-
tion at Philadelphia.
W Edythe maple Sugar crop this year
is a failure. But there was some left over
from last year. now for 92116 at the ’shops as
“ freah‘inaplc sugar“——nt only Me a pound;
”I lit \1- \1 \ ork Legislature has passed
the bill to authbl‘h! 1mg ‘urt’otc B11 ‘fiie ~
question of selling liquor ml: town settling!
tht- quntion for itself
(ammunition.
7b the 11.211794- ol'tfic Sunk-«14"
The inclosed 153 cow 9; .9 lfugn‘ scuttg,
the Gillette curly yesterday morning. As
they have not published it, or noticed it, I
presume they decline doing 150.1 thought,
lieu comments on thaglLior a meeting
here uncalled for, sad tell that some one of
fire signers to the call should reply to it. If
no one else has done so in your“ paper of this
week, 1 should ;he glntb to hagegyoan'iut
the letter. mutt HA'K‘H.
Spout Nurwalln. May 7, 1872.
To the Emu-a “a dunno.
As one of the sinner- to“ the all for a
meeting of those who sympathize with the
Liberal Republican movement here, on tht
26th inst. ’ which so “startled your quiet
circles." Ian he to give an explanation
of my views and the rtl took in it; and
at the same time time must say, that your
comments upon it are rather unfair, and its
the events have proved injndicious.
is tom timo- I have eaten any
gghupoli political slurs since my return from
Domingo. I have neither voted or at-
tended any political meeting. I have been
d'by the President his agents, and
l ieeable friends in the senate, in
c 0
one the members from this state,
its thiidgij 1'53an f'fbls which the w‘ere
respect, alt therefore; ha had
whidueemqts to take part in the “air! of
www.1meQrantam1dhei-e-
ducted it is my inlentiont
«than
abeti 1161111133? and reniam 311: 135W rel
I, algaedehe halftim- naming; wtth 1.539
consultant‘s-druidtiiowingny
1:11,- W aim )b‘
1511‘- ‘13 WW magi?! {Mt}:
Ovement. In thatIseefl
ctr .notmtnyutrom
ect despotism, whats “tigers hand? is
not
it. Jill
. I filinktl’ unfé‘tr‘tii‘speak
Cincinnati as a “ no delegnee"e
animals in: 'nhfinwaoeo
numbers and respectability
filvorahly
tn the 11
mp’ 11%
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mm and.
the 3650151 ”will? iii-‘3
“Gujarati! lute:
WI“:
”$.80 the con:
1 » 0
ct this
iedan
cont.
An’ venture to
as (0"flté
_ “fulia‘Mafltco .11 .
L av it"‘t
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' “"31 2113;] " financial.”
"co‘aifiiriibleooueen mnndis keg-1m,
excellentortter
H.1hfl‘m“ 5m Km M
five cents a small cake!
'AOur " tlcvil" suggests that Mrs. Sherman
the Derby murder-ens, might profitably cm-
plny some of her time at Wcthcrsficld(whcu
she gets there) in writing a book on " What
I know about Poisoning."
—-\\'e noticed a large lot of fresh goods
in front of Brown t: Wilcox": new grocery
storc,ycsmrdny. This firm has one or the
negotiator-us iu‘town, pull we are happy to
note their cvitlt-nt prosperity. ,
— Any body “ iflllllgm lutest st} It's of
“111111151,“ mgr» bgsiqetai ninja, can have
them cheap and good by calling at R. L.
’l‘llton‘s one price clothing store, Norwnlk.
Rotary-emigrant next week.
—-Thv Fiiirtlcld '(‘oumy Fire Insurance
Company has a policy of five thousand dol-
lars on the Metropolim‘a Hotcl,‘which no
narro’wly cscnpctl‘buxnlng at the fire which
destroyed Niblo‘ s theatre on \Iundny
——l.lie anniveisai) of the Young \len‘s
C hristiun Association will be held next Sub- 1
bath evening at the 2d M. E. Church, at 71}
o ‘cltxk .knnuul report and brief addresses
by 11133th of (he assocliitlon” and other:
may be expected ._ 4
We Mthatat the meeting of the Con:
‘grcgattonol Society on Monday evening, it
it... voted to increase salary of their
the
pastor. 39”. It. N. Dunning. to 53,990.,
Dunnmgianow in the seventh year 0! his _
pa‘s‘toruto to this church. ., , ,
i—Wc hear tho: gunman! Jigs are
oboutto-hctakenfor the orgtn'tntionofa
émley C‘lohiu our city. The that gun of
thncanvushaa been lied, and .by. anghv
we diallheuntlie crack of anatomy slid the
oar of cannon along the whole line.
amqriahrhart, hereabouts, beheaded I
turtle and W115 astonished to sochim mimi-
iug lbdlfl'severlldafl after. -Ҥhnm nuke
gushcbedeadt fol-how end he live-widow
sanctions-l" 9 union ”minus-nominal
'z-i‘ ,_
o. . .71.
a ——Fl‘t eVroot fleet and sodt'i fodutains are”
now in operation in this city, namely: A’t‘
Btfllsdn's ,‘Elitlg‘ store; Peck'nfdrirgstoie, De-
‘temahment won’t; D’ki’tqtsn, and .1.-
rome’s. We hope we nhall be able loath
nounce dext week which one diapensu the
anemia
'beotartlcle. 7 ,_
r 8£9.-. .-
Wig”; . ”Wig-mile
tixeiga the dirt. and inconvenience ’_‘_ tbegld
jump}.
‘ “Thumb Vanden format-threatens»
.wmubflmmmflm M
“535mm etc. Bandeau-ah:
aver-u. Rev. trace, Inm Bathtub,
E. Moods second auction sole
Dean,w etravel
appealed to aev
cuniary assistance.
rllprge; 111111.591: £0
079::
originality :Df no.
ing.
safe return ,
again. '
“Fell Hotel;
in the chair.
the occasion wi
itig
answered after the
hats,
iinmcutionablcs.‘
merit ?
last Saturday. ,
Wilcox and Benediét:
Gun t Crick
(‘om 11wa 4th t.
111.1%“ “5‘.
3.31111 unmet: ........
'l‘hmhaa‘Wel ch. .
Lamps and Gas.
‘Grnnted.
9
L- ulu". Bli‘fih
’- whyoungmeamtalkmgofhtmm
bfiMmW"M2M: . .
it“s
Saturday, was knocked
tiou of his whereabouts?
were taking advantage of“ leap year: and
ofily giving the poor fellow a ride; or, per-
haps that “ Young Woman‘ 3 Club " was out
.4“
l of our citizens for pe-
aretogl'veonevf their entertainments at
!“W Errata! oil:
rmer concert in this
given-dim As .a genteel musical eu~
mining» that ofaahe'l‘romainea cannot
llrgxedldzuflood music is thefitspaehtlryh
This, with the genuineo mirth and M
PREMIX“
peculiar attractiveness of Master Willie Kel-
1113,110ch hia:’voice and acting-,1mako the
company dawning of it liberal patronage
They appeaint Inockwook‘s Ball this even-
[Communicated]
The undersigned would like t9 know the
fate of the lone male who wasaegn in the
“wryali party" which crossed the bridge
last Monday etching at dusk. As he was
the only male pet-36o that could be seen in
the vehiclé his friends are anxious for his
Will some one give informa-
Perhaps the girls
Accidental shooting.
About #7.} o’clock, p. in. yesterday,
Paul Bath, ghrdeucr "to Mr. Keyser, what;
loading a pistol, accidentally discharged one
of the barrels, the ball of which entered
about one inch above the lower lend of ihe
hm? bone, a little to 'thcleft of the medium
Iine,’ 1.1111an:: a downward course ‘luto the
abdominal cavity. Under the skillful treat-
ment of Dr. John Hill,
the time of our going to preaa, doing well.
Kept-no all). .
—'l‘hc Neptune Club held a meetingon
Friday evening, in the parlors of the Old
The business of the meeting
was transacted with Commodore Tompkins
Itrwas unanimously voted to
start on this year‘s annual cruise August
13th. The Q’unrtette were mesent,renliven-
song.
meeting adjourned. which was for one
tiionth, the club serenaded Mayor Ely, and
were well entertained in his parlors. They
also serenaded Councilman Lester, a sleeper
whom it was hard to nmllst, butwlio finally
tb
chorus,
Bell,"- invitifig them into Jiifl domicile.
ter it serenade to Mr.
separated to their ljtllllf'.\.
unpleasant. but not enough so to “ dampen "
the enjoyment of the affair in the léust.
Street Oriana-Ia.
simmering along several of our princi-
pal streets yesterday, we made out .1 catn-
loguc of a few of the most conspicuous ar-
ticles, scattered here, there and everywhere.
Leaving out oystcr and clam shells as too
numerous to mention. here is the list:
boots and shoes,
appeudngcs, lwef—boncs, tin 1111115, fruit jars,
oltl pails, old bonncts, brokcu bottles, old
pout, calico rags, stove suites, dishclotbs,
egg-shells, fish—heads, and—~but why add the
llavc we a Street. Depart-
Wc appeal to our citizens not to
throw their rubbish and offal into the street,
and we hope that our officials will see that
they are kcpt clear of these nuisances N.
Iii—We saw the first lobster in the market
15 it 3 Norwalk usage to
ad vertis‘e that you have lobsters on Sunday
by dumping the shells in the middle of the
street opposite your from. door? The scar.
let color of the shells is no doubt. vct’ orna-
mental, but after the first day the odor is not.
fntgruih, Besides, why provoke. the envy
of those who can't. Word to have lobsters
for their Sunday dinner?
Board of Councilmen.
\t a rtguliir meeting of the Board of
L ounclluicu, held on Monday evening, Sen-
ior Councilmen (layer in the chair, all the
members 11ch present except (‘ ouutilmen
The folltiwfng bills, having been approved
by the proper committees. were ordered paid:
.....................
“a.
., ~.
D7. John Br", and jurors ........... '.
PetitiotiofD. L Hillard; rial, for the lo
cation of three oil. lamps- 011 Washington
mm“ . street bridge. *Rekrredto theCovm-‘ntoe on
Pctition 0! Alex Swonle for the prism
of moving 1115 building now located near the 11
Old Well-Hotel, to a plot-of- ground-between
Peck’ttwug 8m and Smith‘s fruit. store.
Ammonium; from MN “AM
was read, lib which he, stated 45“ the city
clock Md been out of order consider-aw of
late, and that tho-mans 0% influenced
‘him much trafible. .-nn. thouglmifie should
be remunerated mikwfimm made 'a
pontoon agreeing tin keep the clock in or-
er and: do the winding, one year, for twen»
.he'a dead bl" the .1300? cratbut‘dib’i‘inntme ‘ dive dollops, ‘or to keep it inorder without
* ‘ ' * ‘ doing the winding, for fifteen dollars. to
Tollwmoved that Mr. Rood be omployedto
take charge of the clock and do the windug
for inure-c foul: M npeoifiadflhinh‘l
when prevailed. -Hr. Peck mid that the
night watchman at the depot, Michael Culli—
g‘aum wound the clock heretofore without
receiving any recompense therefor, and he
tiloved that Mr. Culligam be pdd ten dollars
”71n- paat aexviws, whieltmoiioa waaearried
In alto matter of opening Raymond meet
“its Street Committee reported that the land
onthoeastand west. curb of the min
"clawed as private property: 13 certain per»
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wo‘dd her“ '9. proceed warding“) ‘
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was opposed to this, saying that the directors
—Tbe Tremaine Bros. and Mr. Pierson ”Wigwam the matter in a director‘s
meeting, and estimated the cost of the un-
amounting 13.22%
percent. 9?
, mated the benefits and (hunger lobe equal,
.nnd accepted, which shows
.appoiirmemof-a policeman to fill the exist-
.fiWaterbury received six, and 8111.001118th
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- their track.
ohld be no,
» a litigation ‘7’
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7 1 1 would cost
1 1- -. -.ollars He'
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rec disinte
"fie of the town or county. Hr. Warner
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ta If‘g'utwo thousand dollars, and deem-
themselves too 1' to undertake the 'ob
company aspa in en 5
to only thirteen
situationa-
izatioum .3319 WWtrflsmr that
part of it which it. isepropowd to raise will
pfobably last three years longer: at the ex-
pirution of which time new timbers will
have to be laid, when the company will be
willing to grade as required by the city. Mr.
,W’amer had talked with several lawyers,
who were of the opinion that the company
could not be compelled to do it. Mr. Gid-
dlng had also talked with Mr. Trubee, Presi-
dent of the company, who said they did not.
want to be disrespectful to the city authori-
ties, didn’ t want to any they would uondo it
but said they were poor, plead poverty. He
spoke to 111m of arbitration, but 'jhe ('I‘rubce)
did not want to commit himself to that plan.
Mr. Giddings informed them ‘11” the city
authorities “ ere determined to go ahead
“1‘11 the improvements. He read from the
charter of the company which says that they
shall keep their track and five feet each side
of it in repair, and1 said he thought. that if
the city should grade the street, and then
notify the company to put their track in re-
pair, they would be obliged to raise it as re-
quired
The “solution was then unanimously
adopted, nearly every Councilman present
expressing it as hiso‘piuiou that the city had
waited long enough for the co- operation of
the Horse Railway Company in the entry-
ing out of this improvemont.
It was also voted to commence the grad-
ing of Marshall street at. the same thue,Msy
220d.
Mr Smith moved that the Committee on
Streets and Sidewalks be instructed to work
Main street, from Washington to Concord
street, to the grade established Nov.20,1871,
and that the same be done by contract or
other wlhc as the committee may deem best.
P1155011.
«It was voted that the survey and guide of
Chestnut, Monroe and lienn streets, made
by the City Surveyor, be adopted as the sur-
vey and grade of said streets, and that the
Committee on Streets and Sidewalks be di-
recttd to work said street to the grade estab-
lished, by contract or otherw 150.
The committee appointed to fix the width
of the sidewalk on the east side of Main
street, 7(me 571E moot W
reported that ficy hibfll'ktl 58018 3‘
eight feet and six inches, except from a point
four feet “(0315:1911 11‘ “K’Wfilfior‘
nor of Mr. Lauders building, from which
point the sidewalk is to curve so as to meet
the sidewalk on Washington street.
M r. Lewis Raymond appeared before the
Board and naked for an abatement of taxes,
claiming that. two homes not in the city lim-
its had been placed upon his list for 1870,
and that be had paid taxes thereon. On mo-
tion his case was referred to the Committee
on Abatement of Taxes on list of 1870.
The city surveyor submitted profiles of
Ann street, front Main to Water street. and
Elizabeth street, from Main street to the
highway in from of Burr Nash‘s residence.
11“.me thought thatlwme paints in the
surrtcys'ne‘eded coivectlotifand, on motion,
they were placed (in the table till the next
meeting, for revision.
A communication was read, signed by the
City Attorney and City Judge, in which it.
was stated that :11 present no other record of
the doings nf'ftlie (‘ity Court is made than
the entries on the tiles in the several cases
théreln tried, it very unsatisfactory method.
They therefore ital-red the Board to purchase
a docket book for the use of the court,in which
enter its doings. findings and judgments.
The cost would be about fifteen dollars. On
motion. ‘be Pn‘ntiug Committee, were in-
structed to obtain one.
The committee appointed to appraise the
benefits and damages to property owuiexs on
Main street,betwcen Washington and Con-
cor‘dstreets, chimed by the widening of that
part of said street, repoer that? they had esti-
aud that» eucli- property owner should be
paid for movinghis fence. The report was
not accepted, and referred» back , to the up-
pulsars for their reconsidemtitm: it being
the sensed the Board that those wlio have
given but. a little over a foot of their land
shouldhe assessed benefits while those who
haveigrvcn nearly five feet should be allow-
ed damages
The report of tthity fittornet was read
that the
fines and. eosts-tasseased by the City Courtt
between Nov. «1, {871, «and April 1, 1872,
amounted to $106,40. and that the fees of
the’Gity Attorney during that time amounts
ed to was.
On'mofiorf' if web voted to proceed to the
lug vacancy On the first ballot; whole nums
Manama»; nines-ell which" W.- 11.-
three; necessary to a choice, seven. After
the fourth ballot, no choice having" been
made», on motion of “Councilman Lester the
matter was laid over to the next meeting
Adjourned for two weeks.
RELIGIOUS summits.
CononneA'nox 1L Cannon—Rev IL N.
Dunning preached last Sundny morning
sacramental sermon fn'om Johnxlxfio.
‘f It isfiniihedz" -Tliexe are few absolutely
perfect things'in this world. No 5110th
as a perfectly straight line or 'a M.‘
roundclrcleorsphere. Naisuch thingaaa
perfect manor-aroma.- But Christ was a
pletc work-curbed W ~
. , 7 ’ dmwmreer
undeniable-inc {
dill“ on which
It gyms-123m ‘gfibehm 1a
inthesoulbyactual cannot with (touch-
fiueneea diagnosed by the Holy Bruit. It
1!. with .Chrli! gnu 1118
relatl-ia abilictspkiluai life that leada the
soul to sun-enderfitself to the divine innuen-
ces which he alleges ever proceed forth from
the cred?! it!
1 1
ial to
. [lief that
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twcn A;
the Famminm‘lllm
comes the power of Godmntofsal
those who believe on Him.
entertained upon just groundsnu
the character“ uniforms thto- Hie
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niture Store.
\11\ stock of helmet
Try the Old “'cll Club Cigars,
C. Swan: ti Co
S!)I'iutr Junkets selling for .
31, 00 each at Mrs Jltdd’s.
The Old W
Something new.
l’rzincs, etc, at John E Smith.
1. “7—" 5 , ;
The celebrated Fatah! Shaped
lar, at Footc‘s
Fall," latest and best thing out.
prices
goods linc snld at less than the
nations.
coughs, colds, &c. For sale by
druggist.
The great question answered.
Jockeys.
wetsuit-Lafitte Miss Daweons‘
Van-idly Store '
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No 2, Chichmter 5 Block.
clic Shim 15,111
Perfume at
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South Nor-veal}:
Weber Piano, mmended
leaping in mfnm flutes.
them - 9"
shaft ‘85“ had" Ringe' '
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lettu- .ythey are
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Chriatttln faith' in its external character and
manifestations is an case
testimony of Chmt’s 1ii'e,c
death, and a persugaion of the truth of His
teach'ufigas h ind instilled 181301 m.
we“
of: to“
mafia,
1113,816ng power within and upon it.
Thus it. is philosophically true that Bebo-
diaeuthralinent and spiritual unfolding of
Christian fa'flu'sa belief“ thenvdatnon
which God has firm as through Christ.
by its mason am. #1!!pr to
reason and transports it whisker ruins. It
takes hold upon iwiailfie- Want! molds
once with the pure and holy principles of
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SPECIAL 15011038.
Bananas, at John E. Stififii’i.“
Burl" Pantsols at W’s 50c. and up.
'_"—? I ' .
Live Geese FeathersatBuckingha, m’sFur-
Rwickerman it 50118.
Shape of Heads for —-Si1k Huts taken accli-
ratcly by a French Conformeter, tit-Footc's.
gar, C. Swartz 8: Co. mmufncmréts.
l-‘rcsli Confectionery, Fruits, Now, French
l'ur fineness of flavor and plenum: taste
we. recommend the Old “'1?“ Club Cigar.
Superior Sewing Machine Oil and Nee-
dles, foxvall Machines, foraale at His. Judd's.
Just opened, 3000 Rolls “’all Paper, at
A. Dicker-man & Son's
Ladies! go to “ Primhnids" fortbe “Paris
A choice selection of new Ribbon, hoes,
Flowcrs, and sum Good, s, at Its. Judd’s.
New and pretty ms of lam: edgings
in black and while just in at “ Pritchards."
Gents! you will find at ‘ Pxitchards”
large variety of New Style Bows at lowest
Everything at Prischard‘s in the fancy
J-iiube Paste, for irritation of the throat
to go to Mrs. Judtl's for stylish Bonnets and
Ice Cream can be had through the warm
New York other
C Bottleyick & (99’s. New Pawmlhffiuur
terly Delineator, for sale at their silent-omit,
Have you seen those new Reversible Em
A. Dickermttu éfion's,
Alwayso'n kind?— it: 1'1:le of 15.3835"
A. DW & 520;."
F rush and Choice Confegtionexymvbnn
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Cunt UoALll. Thepresétt prion of Coal
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