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' l ”The evening
31th
>7 Whiflu’thm
a 45338. I wicker. who ushers in each
' 9.1-th innocent monomer Boys
. 'de pal-tiger Wufin’tlty
~ ’ Mama-genus
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-* ”Missionfi‘fmm tbeLitch-
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have dimme3&5! the m street
Wellies arencw nil them: Keep
sh
umm Fair teas tuned with e
Maggi web.
—0‘ Warts favored all
Web“ on My.
mists 1i! W m we mud
War Tuesday
--L min; and thunder, on )[ondsy
night: usedcyes and curs ti; open. 1
-—We would like to know what necessity
there lilo:- keeping gin mills open on Sun-
.19
the
—It' as now dork u 6 u clack. Only think
i“ m the (ht): are yet to be two hours’
mm was n good dent of sport near the
polls on elcctitn day. first will be still
. more on. Nov- 5111.
~A. Nehemiah 6; Son have a heap of
new and desirable goods. Ladies. you will
do well to examine. '
—It being theyggper sensor) of the year,
buy your 99':an lots Melville B. Head
will tell you all about.“ 9 .
--We are informed on authority thnt Rev.
R A. Paterson declines the call of the Tab
anode 9Bnptiat Church. of this city.
-'l.'ltcl'e ha nua- of a public political
diamicu, to be held in our city, between
two well'km citizens. Further particu-
lars in due sauna.
~Wusbitigtzm street, from the railroad to
the bridge. is tolls surveyed and graded. pre-
paratory to the laying of the Gregory‘s Point
Home Railway track.
«About forty “old salts" connected with
the alebntt'c'd Neptune Club, sat down to a
well-cooked “ men" at Footc s Hotel. Full
particulars in another Column. V
k ‘ —-—)Lr. C F. Adams, insurance enough»
removed his ofl‘ice from this city to Norw all;
éo'rner Matugd Wall stratus”; here he will
“planned to“ all his friend;
aiming witbsclariou voice, that wands to
51111111111anme
inzBImis mqucstcd h report a the club
mm. Might. at 7 o’clock,with uniform
and torch. A full attendant: is desirable;
—Thc most m style of ladies’ bon~
you, list: the Strings placed ratherbickward.
M undér' the back hair and, being
brought {mi-rd again, tie loosely in front.
‘ -—Toada’yw (9% inc autumn day.
P
7 of fieshouldexs Smarty jiiade their way to
* mes id the grate prepared 91159 arise; house-
é 'gbc‘dic’ly this
3.3;". «all; mlldmlkprac-
; b
ioése the. lied. the; slum.
selves 'will in; to lay. upon. for thencxl
flint-years. 9 . ,
—9-'l‘he great Wm. Honce Lingmakpn his
stL apparent the
Opera chss, on Friday'cven'mg, 06:18.
W other chairmen he will poisonate
Wand ngelcy. z
—The Kayne: batter is exam the
«mountainous-comm,
Htontheirhands":
L‘s-“q .
lads “mimics ith‘n’velfidl'flnot ~
m
--'I I tocon
",few days
. bull-frog
m found sfiffinfln'z shout inside 9-11.21.
tion—From wb‘fi ' '
'1: come.
«a 61in: md‘Wxtsbunity trill take
,tp-‘tpofl'ow
North‘s)“ of
,1.
lieu Reticulum are determined to Keep
alive the spirX‘GMch his water animated
titers. in‘ «going forward to good political
works '
‘—At'1 article appeared in our last, in
which; it via‘a stated that 111C. Burlbutt
and three others had not made appllation
for liceusé but, nevérthelesc; con tied to
5931b: the eyes of file low.Mr.u1-lbutt
infbrmsua 111111 111‘: has not applied for 11-
deuce, “in iioii’e, and, wifli intent to obey
the lay, shall, under no circumstances, en-
gage 11': the sale of liquor.
..—31:..Tuc§er “someplwmw an
unrlnnstnudlng ills lunch counter, which
attracts attention It' is not largcbut is sup.
plied with choice specimens of the fish and
ciao two or three lilllputinn turtles, the small-
estwciihing less than one half nnounce.
The afl'air is well worthy of careful obscrvs‘
tion. 9
——Dr. )1. 8. turbo lass put down fine
granite curbstoncs in front of his premises,
and the Congregational socbty has con-
tinued the line down to themeumarkot
We learn that approved sidewalks will at
once he laid. If our good people get started
on the walk question, the uptowncra had
best helooking out fa- lheir laurels. The
“.W? folks thinklheyuecqunldn the
“to! getting mm~mh~many~
thing-else.to olldbc uterprlsinzuooelities
-—Thc Tolland County Press is one of
our best exchanges.
reading it through weekly. With such :1
looking thing as the editor sent us last
week. we were obliged to forcgn that pleas-
ure. The fourth page was full of wrinklr-s,
blurred l10rribly.nnd only oncJtulf the
type had touched therpapcr. “'1: had to
borrow two 'pairs of spect: :ctes- and (‘0ti our
devil to hold us to our chair in order to flu-
i311 its perusal. Don’t, McLaughlin, don‘t
do that again. ‘
—Thc New Haven Railroad management
have taken a new and important step—one
that should have been thoughtof long since.
The “ owl train," which heretofore left New
York at 8 P. LL, has always been a heavy,
Clllllbl‘UUS train, being made up of Shore
Line catsuand cars for the Springfield route
to Boston. By 11 new arrangement which
want into effect on Monday, Oct. 7th, tWo
trains will be made of it. one leaving 1118
o‘clock as usual, and the other 111. 9 o'clock.
The latter'wlll be just the thing for gentle-
men detained extra time in New York.
Tbev ban thus stay another. hour down-
town before leaving the city,.uu9tl yet reach
distinction in tolerably good season.
Wooden 9mddlng.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs.Ju1111.-s ll.
Nash wasthc scene of a most interesting
caudal, On May evening,0ct 8th '11
Wfihfiflh‘ anniversary of their martian.
a larve company gathered at an early hour
mfl‘et‘congrutulntions and to bestow gifts
Em mnaivnblc thing in the shape of
wooden ware, front 1': wheelbarro“ to a
black‘w nlnut secrvmrv was presented \ 111: 1g-
ntficcnt spread a; rambles bended t0 flan or
the festivities. The house was hung with
Chinese lanterns, and otherwise decorated
hurt—Titers was nipandttmc.
~—-——'—-«'-o———
.. m Mud ‘
A-pnrty of Wand gentlemen. from
Litchficld, Washium Roxbmyinnd other
towuson (bodice ate-the Shoppe; Valley
Railroad, in ”.mimmd,
. came to this city andficrwslb‘, on weanes'
day 35mm Ttvo special talus, which
W idol-«grand trio 1W-
leyvill chi-such, conveyed them. At thd’dc-
pot in thhb‘tmmymm received by com-
@mumswmto
the houses of our citizens. The In: course
wmn'dh Ml "v‘Wcicdl/i'sured
Wall“ tape, that ballad be mine, to
mahofihldoflwfldi‘: was tits bf tilt most
lmbj,i.vaz-pleehur‘m. . > We test [floored
wish ti promos smongfiscf the most
m course at net-new county.
usual! ”mac-rs. use some new
in Hour-be The accumulate assumed to
Mme mmmwew
Wain week.
reptile creation. Of the former we noticed,
gold Ind diva-dab, a nibblcrnnd Hack flab,-
VV’c make a practice of
ed by visitors from abroad sud even the
old citizens of the town seemed surprised
at the beautiful combination of land. trees
and “litter.
oouplstc tuning shoot 9‘ majorities. The
Liberal nominees for Selectmen were elected
by a mo‘omy of seventy-six. Many of the
other candidates elected ‘ua Republicans.
The following shows the remit:
I'br W1n2HocbphP.Hnnford. Charles
9‘stm2ipk' P3131: H K. S 11 k.
our”: — 2 cc
1;). 1612!! Madrid Mower of
School Doped! Met—E3 gm Bennett.
arm-Sun
For 00mm Mentor—Joly: E. Ray-
mood
Far comm—Chance w’. 31111111. Charles
Marvin, David L. Rnymold, Muslin“ W.
Leland Charles Adams, John O',Sullivan
Winfield 8. Hartford .211.
For Amsgrs—Chailcs Smith, Nelson J.
Crew, CharlesF. Osbom.
Ivor Board of Malacca Hill, Chester
F. Tollea. Amharic. Gotdupg.
Flu- Grami Jurors—George W Smith,
James G. Barbour, Alanson E. Johnson,
Joseph Shepherd, George C. Stillson, Robert
C Raymond
For School Window—Levi V‘l arner J12,
Davis Hatch, Rev. William H. Thomas.
EIot- Ammo] m Amwpifield
W, a E Morison.
13b 5 mien! of Ho'shwwinflnnd
J (>th
For Highway Surveyors—First District,
Charles L. Benton; Second District, Chaun-
cey Street; Third District, William L.
James; Fourth District, David M. Fillow,
Fifth District Michael Rosco, Sixth Dis-
trict, Andrew Smith.
For Fence Viewers—Henry W Lester,
George Selleck Alonzo S. St. John, Theo
dore Wilcox, Flavius Clark David Belts,
James Hodges. Joseph Plait.
For Sealer of Weights and Modules—Alex-
“29' $3513le 11 01 k A a
or un ceera—- cnry or u re“
ltslttu, Syd-
Bcll, Georg Meeker, William
ney William ~ .
For Ha Thomas Raymond, Chaun—
cey Barto, John Bouton Lorenzo Dibble
John Hattie.
1"ur Oyster (innocence—«John 1'. chuli',
Joseph Skidmorc, Edwardfl. Smith.
For Registrars Qf Voters—First District,
Edward Merrill: Second District, NelsonJ
Crow: Third District, Augustus C Goblin".
—-———4~o———-
uow The: Use Licenses.
The license business is developing many
curious things. Asa rule, mun sstccm the
$100 in greenback, paid for the privilege of
selling, as literally thrown away—11 useless
expenditure of money. In view of tbe‘pos-
siblc overturning of the new law at the next
session of the Legislature, some of them say
good! but. who is going to pay us back our
$100. “'c have looked in upon 11 few of
the dealers, and find them, as a class, “ able
to be about the house," notwithstanding the
possession of pocket-books a trifle thinner
than they were ten days ago. Mr. S 1*
Peck. druggist, has covered the frame of
his license with black crapc, as if in sorrow
for the degradation of those in high places,
who have been so rccreutnt of duty as to
work for the bleeding of coostitueuts. 011
the upper part of the frame appear the
words. “ llow lsh Llfll for high." 011 the
lower part, “ In mourning for that $10037
Mr. James Lucmi, on Main street, has his
license in a fancy wooden frnmc,the corners
1 decorated with red. white and blue ribbons,
‘wrought into lusty bows It. hangs very
high, near the ceiling, for two reasons: First,
to indicate the outrageous price paid, and,
second, when the 1999! “W 1‘}? it may,
nuiL'e It do‘inou‘it: vol-11.1 '9 "-» ‘3
One dealegwnn VV ashlpgtou stroct,suys:
“ Dot liccns‘hltulc best ting-dot I got in my
110115. I pay hundred tollar for him, frame
him and keep him nice, but I don‘t got 11
liking for (lot pond pisncss. It look like
V cry much foolishness" The paper is in a
wooden fr:1mc,unadortted, audio the first
object the eye touches on entering the as.
16011.11: other places, the proprietors arc
indifferent as to the disposition of their doc-
uments, by placing them on the hack shelf,
among the decanters and kinking-glasses, or
partly hiding them behind cigar-boxes, etc.
As a rule, the people may expect a faithful
adhering}, ,kw.’ s prescriptions, on
the part 01‘.le
“w—
Grand Dinner at the 9 Neptune Club.
One of those pleasant social scans which
happen comparatively seldom in the lives of
men, took place at Focte’ 3 Hotel dining-
was My evening or? messes.
Forty members of the Neptune Club, regu-
lar “ old salts, ” by reason of repeated cruises
to Nantucket, Martha‘s Yiueyard, and else-
wthithsh kw "
the put? z.i‘ererrJ‘they sfidbw’nfto 11 t at
10 o'clock P. -:,‘M filling every place at the
tables, the scehe was gay in the extreme-J01-
mpHQ;1s had mud {,th their wits
mm Whittlbadmg figoodtime.
It “was an intellectual repsst, fin more re-
' _ spccts than one, and if wecot91ld narrate the
aged round,
fidlrniov-
happy jokes that were .9
912mm twplctur'e d:
H... ment, it would require more phials than we
are MM or. 91f|yo9r E was the life of
t Wurst
.life was not all nbubbi'e‘ .edintuodore Turnp-
week, a 1 not Toads {313 etc 1-. . "
Gradually. brick buildings rise up Main
street, frequently taking the places of WW .
enones. 9111 a few years we hope tones
Wadi?
WMAEW Innk‘mu Hall: to—nig
The Jackson Bros'. store is the most cle-
gsnt in town, since the introduction of mag-9
nificent black walnut and silver- plated show
cases.
In the cemetery, omitting the Town '-
House, are many ancient tombstones with
quaint inscriptions The spot is worthy of
a visit. ' '
Persons wishing did vote on Nov. 5th,
‘will remember that. they. met do so unless
their names are rqzisterod Now is the time
to register. ’ 4
V cling lor President of the United States
will take place in the Town House, for the
tenth time, on November 5th. The house
was crected in 1835.
A unanimous vote was passed at a late
Bo1ougl1 meeting to ainhorize the borrow-
ing of $25,000 to complete the water works.
This is a good move
All parties mod for“ K. Collect fox
F'l‘omt Clerk. -He is a find ten in that po-
sition, and should be kept here. We hope
he may live to see his 50th re election.
If you would supply; yourselves with de-
sirable ready-made clothing, neckties, etc,
call at Tilton’s New York clothing-house,
41 Main street. All his goods are first-class,
end sold at fair prices. Drop in on him.
Mr. VV”. Porter keeps on putting down
concrete walks, deriving material from the
bank in front of the Union school-house. A
tremendous hole has been excavated there
which will require at menthol Sundays to
fill
There are many in word who fancy the
public water is impure, but they have only
to wait :1 short. time to be convinced that
what they looked at as an impurity, is simply
and only the sediment from the lime and on
mom used in construction. This will very
soon pass away.
With our channel dug out, according to
pl:1n,Nnrwnlk will be favored with extra
facilities for the transportation of freigbthy
water. As the work proceeds now, only a
few months will be required to complete it.
The mud digger gets away with an ox-cart
lnutl at each (live.
1
Qt‘tox 1751:.
(V'URRESPOWDEN'CE.
Wnnos, Oct. 1, 1872.
Eiitm' of the Sentinel .'
We are interested in anything that con—
cerns our town. county and State. Not long
since, we received :1 copy of the Comptrol-
ler’s and the Twin Depart. We there
findtbe cspcznsesof our Mwhas in-
creased from $71,901'in 1863 to $199,211 in
1872, and the contingent expenses have' 111-
crcascd from $70,036 to 117,906,8Dd that our
annual expenses are about $2,000,000. This
may be necessary, but it doa not so appear
to us, and more particularly as much of our
property in the State is not taxed.
If this was all the tax, it might do better,
but, when you add to this the county and
town taxes which are something‘ovct: six
times the State tau—$12 000 ,000—it seems to
us that we 119119199 $33k taxed,“ 2151M“?!
11hr stunt}, 333 m of‘fit’aes m9w o'n
welcome,“ all forms are Emulsion to
get at, they bear 11...; burden of taxntlou
Why lliis tax should be placed on farms we
cannot understand. Onohalf the products
of any form go for the labor, and the form
does not not. over and above cost of working.
two per cent. nor do they one per cent.
Then, as it often occurs, the tax from forms
must come out. of the prilwt'pal, instead of
earnings. This was never the design of tax-
es." Tosca origl“nolly were 'to' be a part of
earnings, and not principal. The railroads,
savings bouts, insurance companies, and nine
incuey at interest, all pay taxéa out of corn-
ings, m: 11911
7?) 111:?
y
.,
“cold here 3131103191111 we think we are cor-
rect, that fartns' in our State do not. pay for
the labor, and if so. all taxes collected from 1
them must be collected from the farms them-
selves, or the labor-on the farms. 9
The heavy taxes on farms .hnvcniscour-
agcd the farmers, and as their children grow
up and see they get nothing for themselves
they leave our SL1tc,and try their fortunes
in some other section where farming us better
remunerated
Very few funnels in out clone con keep
their children with 11111111, for they, any farm-
ing 11er not pay. The mechanic was his
8250111111 $30011 day. Whowould _w0rl9ron
a farm for loss than he can earn inflows. _
Qur present “system 9; will!” habituated
9 lug 1;. our Stole; ’lt hits with better
pat-9 of the young men out of our Siege,
palettes 11,1919 little tuberculous
e llnal Sun: will be, us must, and we
even do it'todny, import chronicles of; con
anmption in the State, ,iust'eadnf » raising
nbovc laboriaud we would '*
mu‘flll‘ptclaea'sythey‘m
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Hermit. Oct.
03 these loo
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Bananas. 939; mi. South's.
All kinds of Feed at therlf, Epilgwoodiq- 9
Coal! Cnal!—-—Millard & Wébb are séliug ‘
cheap.
person.
Kilt Coal. a‘f Millard“ 85772151531,
(on.
Franklin Coal, at Millard do VVcbb's,ct
515: fie 9. .
Stove Cool, at Mil-Tm dz Webb’s, at “J
_3s'23
cso__'____
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.9.-a.
$7 per ton.
HomcMudc (Elena; at I. Burr Guyer’s, 9
Sprin'g'irood
5.
Live Geese Wat Buckingham 5 Foo _
altar-caters.
Britmfifflfl We, etc, at F. H.
Anewatock of Climbs itLfiicker—
mandrSon's.
Ready anode Won't-proofs tit A. Dicker-
mau & Son’ 93.
T1 v the Old Well Club Cigars, for sale by
C. S“ nrtz & Co.
Lanterns—A fresh supply, very cheap at
N ash &B
At Peeks Drug Store con be seen the
FN
.3: 31““?‘3-‘o-o-a
nicest aquarium in town.
Duty of Teas!
Guyer s,
Glazed Drain Pipe, Traps, Bends, Ts, etc. ,
atF.H.
New stock Gents‘ Neckties. Bows. Col-
lars etc.
Burr
Room, f
French Glass Shades, of all shapes and
sizes, at
Go to Tucku‘s tor everything 111 if you
Spring» cod.
anhdzBrcc’.
at Barnes Bros’.
-W
est. and Finest Mains, in town, at T.
mm a, snowy!
Dinner at filckers" Depot Refrahment
mm 12 to 2 o‘clock.
F. H. Nash 6: Bros’.
Prices reduced at '1‘. Burr
it 1:11 to satisfy “Sumner man.
All- Wool Emmas Cloth, stud cents per
y 11rd at A. Dicltcrman 5; Son's
Enamels French
Fresh
Confectld'ncry'
Prunes, etc, at John ME. 81111111.
Fine White Muslin Tucked Skirts, only
90 cents, at liunmlgin street.
Millard & Webb will deliver coal at your -
house. Callandlcsvem«tl9er
Something nest.
gar, C. Sivartzd500. manufacturms.
Oysters, "in «Every style, alTucter Billing “3‘-
and Refrahfn mm W :
”M1
It is safe t
keep a supplgéde build}.3 so
1-01 fineness of flavor and p1
w e recommend an!- 015 “'91! Club Cigar
A few pieces of those Piqdelirft, at 20cm
u y 11rd \\ orth fimflmunsou‘ 8, Main St.
“and.”
LAO older.
Sheet Wan, and all kindth
making Wax Flowers, at Y
Bros‘. W99
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0 once 0L3) eés 9yv;1 v
9t:l19s3§lfi'?&'a '33 , J5}?
Jumbo Pilate. for irntatbni of the amt , . »
coughs, colds, &c. For “8‘ by’8. FEM 9
druggist.
25 D02. mandamus... best quail
917,81 to .135 per fits-pat
ancy Store. , .
The best and cheapest shock of Groceries 9,
in this city, is to9 m nifT BurrGuy-er 3,: ~'
dogwood.
from
Sp
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oyster stew serves as victim! and drink or-
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Goods, for 85 ceuttfpfi ysrd FA. Tinker- ,
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