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athoneand
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tivalotlater is gaining in observance
throughout thacountry. Connector-fling
the grandcat event in the life of our Savior.
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gntetnijoy. Our Puritan Fathers in their
WMdmmMsuflkm
dawn-citie- agqnads tarts-verbal
itbydsopphg than all. Prohebly itwas
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thaswfloy does noch to stimlatanud
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ascribingvicssnd crime to tbeliqoor.!or
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overtothe devils that lurk in hishcsrt.
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neasndell forms of iniquity harboredin
thebeortarethetrwedetnons.
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Tbs notice was put snd lost. _
Mnbibhtethen movedthala .. r
milk on the dollar be laid. lie aid that
tbeaction c! the meeting in voting down
theta: cl 5 mills wee a very isolish pro-
ceeding. The city had voted for the widen.
ing and improving 0! Rain street and now
rslused to pay for it. Without this addi-
tic-slows! ntilis taxwouldbave
been nesriycrqeits enough to have paid
thscsdiaaryeapascs. but now instinctu-
provernent had been made he thought they
shouldpayicrit. We had better pay as
we‘o than allow a debt to accumulate.
for none: or later it must bepaid. “econ-
siderod that he earned his nroney.atttl he
thought the other salaried otlieers oi the city
earned theirs.
Ir. D. R. Sellout moved that the motion
be amended to unite the tax 8 mills on the
dollar. payable on the 35th 0! July.
Mr. m opposed the amendment The
voting a! a thrill tax would necrositstc an
additional tax before the end of the year.
and be though? it bout-r be done at once.
and save trouble.
Hr. Borden felt aggrieved that the por-
tion of the city in which he lived had not
been improved by the city authorities. Not
a dollar had boon expended for his benefit.
Mr. Dibble said that Mr. Borden statou
what he knew to be (also when he stated
it. He haddone workou the streetoo
which Mr. B. lived himself. and Mr. Borden
blew it. for he had admitted to hint that
the worhdooe was to lib satisfaction.
Thesnendncntwas lost by'avotooiao
to to. Judge Crsw thought tbsl the sction
at the north: was boyish. and moved that
the-otter: be amended by inserting the
words live mills on the dollar. ll we pny as
too. will be present. In anticipation oi this
erecting. the President of the Society. Gen.
A. I. m. ha appointed he following
executive committee. '
decond Corps-{lanai Francis A. Wal-
ker. Chairman. New Raves.
Genus! Stal—Xaior Charla E. Posse.
New York. '
Cavalry Come-Oolottcl W. ll. Kallory.
Bridgeport Conn.
Artillery Corps—General John G. Hazard.
Providence. R i.
first Corps—General John Newton. l'nlted
States Army. New York.
Third Corps—Colonel Willinrd Bollard,
Kew York.
Fourth WW1 Silas Casey.l.'ulted
States Army. Brooklyn. New York.
Filth Corps—Colonel F. T. Locke. Blew
York.
Sixth Corps—General W. B. Franklin,
Hartford. Conn.
Ninth Corps—Colonel D. R Lamed. New
Haven. ‘
Eleventh Corps—General A. Van Stein-
wehr. New Haven.
Twelfth Corps—Private Charles E. Fowl-
er. New Haven.
EASTER SERVICES.
This grandest day in the churches‘ year.
the anniversary of the Resurrection cl
Christ opened with clouds, cold north
winds. and muddy walking engendered by
the snow and rain of the previous day.
Christian ladies and gentlemen had 3%.
however. lorgotten their duties. as might
havebren seen byvlalting most 0! the
churches where flout decoration sud fine
music hsdheen prepared for devout wor-
shippers.
“181‘" m
Peeling sothrtus ushered in the morning
services. choice selections. including a ‘glo
fit" from Heron's 13th made up and corn-
pleted the programme.’ Flowers of sllhuss
graced the altar and moundlnggand a
magnificent cone .tnrrnoonttd the (out.
While not its elaborate as in me former
years. the efl'ect of the decorations was ex.
ccedlng line. Rev. Dr. Spencer preached
iron texts showing the scheme 0! man‘s re-
demption completed by the crucifixion.
death and resurrection o! Christ.
mamas-tonal. cannon.
Noloral devices were in view at this
cherchbutths pastor took ccnasioatorc
isrtothe mot which the day mono
rated. preached iron the text. “Hotshot
hornbutisrisen: Conesathcplacs when
thalntdlsy." lie man that joy
is victorioucvsrsomwmatb and rlghtars
w)“ wide; and (who. i.
meager than death. redemption will finally
vanquish sin. The music undur direction
91 In DJ. Disbrow was doc.
I. a. canon. .
l'lowsrswcre conspicuously and beauti-
tallyfiispased here. The altar and aunt
in thud. I! the tax of five mills is paid.
we pay for the inprovenresrtsaswegoalong.
Byaiinaansistuslteepoutotdebt. i
‘ fir. Collect. who appeared to beaches-
nsn in" the opposition faction. admitted
that nooey was needed. and was thankful
that they had the power to nshu the allow-
ance of what-they thought necessary. The
expenses for the past year had but: about
.13.”, and hecthought that the Council
would-ct attunpt to nabs any street in.
provornent for the next six months. as they
led received nothing but lticlts lor their past
sue-phat public improvement. In dgur~
lug upths expenses for the past year be
tuned that the police force had cost $3.816.
gas class. and miscellaneous m—s total
unneeaary. The rnoney received ire-the
town was ancient for street psi-posse lie
said he knew that those on the outskirts of
the city lclt aggrieved as well as some who
lived nearer the centre. lic was willing to
pay all the tax that was necdni. and three
mitts wa “Club. The City Attorny. he
ssid.triedagrent many cases at acoutto
the city not only lor courts but for the one
cution oi theacntcnccs.
Hr. Adana thought that it was unjust to
blame the Council for the expense o! the
llaiastnetwldalnx. Thecitv that! voted
that the improvement should be rude. and
thaewasaothincleit (or the (hunch but
to do as directed by the city. 1 -
Hr. loam thought that it was not best
topaythedcbhnnd thought that theM
nighty only knew what would be the deal
debt it thins cautioned as at pressat. lie
that the debt remain as s nonu-
inentanongwhiohwas Wenca‘s'l'hnan
hQsaghysdenbiechoi.endcoadaNad
tor’smlathssvahgwashsnlsv. .
,. mate! thsatsspriseot theuty.
v.0th: “Anilbcheld.aal.htbs nidstal
l h 'l‘hsnotioaasarnendedwa lost.syes
twat Anotiou was then nails to
laystsgoltour-iih. payable July ”I.
whichaasrpa-iagthroughsbouttbsaene
dw- atbstornar'onss.“ neatly
adopt-G-
,‘mqu 5"?”
star. todhsnsswitb thsbcrvlcn at the
ChisldPelia. Kethoachtnopotiirsnea
fl
wage. we will and it the most, economical ‘
or “.040. These expenses ho conddered.
at least twenty‘ilvs per cat. cl the
revenue u start with. instead cl dltsa as
pmpcsed. Ir. Slrfell stated“ he tbo't
it would bsbesttolat the natter rats-l
theitoroughwculdsooa be willing tohy
the pipes at its own expense- Ir. Crew de-
sired that some action be taken at ones to
topmviua some security against Ito. and
that lt=theycould not accepttbaoflsrolthc
Borough. they should procure stain In oa-
glnes. or do something else tor security.
Hr. Raymond was of the opinion that the
charge or non, dollars for not Ira hy-
drant was exorbitant. The it un-
derstood paid more than this mount. but it
made but little ditlarsncs whether thq paid
the interest on their debt is thb wqy. or
by laying star. Mr. Laurens-ideal that
the Committee had done all. they had su-
thoritv to do. and that now the nutter
should be brought before the people at the
City meeting. and let then decide whether
to accept the pmpqsttlon or not. Mr.
Raymond deprecated any lunsdiatc action
of this kind. as it would surely be the dub
ol the pmJoct to present it to the people in
its present shape. Alter a general discus-
sion by all the members and a low sugges-
tions by the “ Senior“ it was decided to
to take the report and proposition front the
table. and rocotnnrit to thoConntittae. and
for them to act as they saw at with “Jo
view of the suggestions made.
It is very evident that the pmposition does
not rnect with the approval of our city an.
thorities. nor do the people, though greatly
desiring the introduction of public water.
into our city. lee] willing to accept turns so
much at variance with what they consider
a {air division of the revenue thcnlront.
school Hosting.
sAachooiniesting called tarths paposs
of hearing the report 0! the sub-connittec.
appointed last tail to assist the‘ molar our
names in improving the condition of our
schools. and also to upside! the propriety ct
enlarging the present school building. net
inthesohoolhouselflweek. Alumina
such Moos. there were but few present.
The sub-committee. through their chairman.
Irxlinudson. nude their report. which was
anything but flattering to the past and put
sntniansgersclourwhods. Theobaih'
man u! the School Committee not being
presentwit‘h the necessary documents. the
meeting resolved itself lateaoorantittss of
the whole of the stateon the district. and
pitched-into thins generally. Ir. Icon.
the pdpcipul. canto in for his share cl criti-
cisn.andavots passed that hobo-aided
that his services would not be required sitar
the close oi the next term. The nesting
then sdlournod an die.
Quote—ll the subject of Mr. Lyon‘s dis-
minal was to he acted upon at that netting.
why was not the public notified d the fact
in the warning:
We'lltilk this matter should have been
acted upon by the wait“. null not
mutupst a public meeting called t‘or
another purpose 1.
itwilibesccuhy retsrsncs to oarsdver-
tiling columns that a roasting hr the con-
mmiou or the propriety or atria. oar
schoolbulldlngis to bs hall at as“
house on Wednesday evening neat. M
should he a lull shadows at all intaatal
in the ardent.
W
Weapon.
Capt MW ts repsirhg and
painting his hours at m. m
Grace has already does the ans. 7 ‘
Services ntriull the churches last Iaalsy‘
wars Joyful in character. The lure! loot»
rations and nude were has.
Hester Lewis Burr.who. an another
boy. ran away from benenna that m
«.mmflfl‘flfl-‘fl
w the propriety a! In '
appatadnndsr the paternal rflns
swallpaohbsl and whsrisl. ‘ ‘
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hasty.
.
400i. Ganettjcoutinuss tosccurascholsrs
and will Willow open his school on May
8th .
--Fcr rill latu ' patterns and all glorious
things tor trimming brmnets. hats. etc. call
on er. Judd. .
-llsnry llupltlor. proprietor oi the Old
Well Livery Statics. isotmtincd tabla house
with lung lever.
—-llr. F. 3. Lyon we lsero has tendered
his resignation as principal of the i‘niou
m Public School.
--lt is as hard .to to tell whun s mud-rate
drinker becomes a drunbarrl. as to tell when
a pig heennaa hog.
-—nt‘yt dz Son exports of boxed planta by
ar continues. Thst new Csnasn is a great
place tor young fruit trees.
—Mr. G. Benedict hill occupied the pod
tion of ticket agent at the depot in South
Norwalh seventeen yearn}
—-Rev. William 31¢“.wa his inl-
tlstnrv sermon at pdstor to} tho East aveims
I. E. society. last Sunday. ‘
-A few days since at atrstfurd. Mr. Fran‘
oil Burl-lit captured nine trout. each of
which weighed over one pound. ‘
~flr Geo. E. “odor will do till the fancy
painting you need by calling or leaving your
order at his new place on Water street. uonr
railroad track. _‘ ‘
-—Lauglcy. the srtist. has taltcn stereoscop-
ic views of the interior 0! Trinity Church.
They are beautllttl. and may he purchased
of tho sexton. .
—Mr. Louis Boar furnished the billiard
table on which Crew and Horn played their
csrotu game of 1500 prints at the Opera
Rouse last wsolt. '
——)lr. Rivera. the colored photographer of
New Haven. has finished tins views of the
agricultural buildings. A specimen tony be
seen at.ths First National Bank.
-—"‘i‘hia llia‘a an empty show." said an
ancient pest. Not so to-dsy. ilgappiisd to
A. Knapp‘s grocery store. tor it is “lull all»
the time. rushing things “ life"—ly.
-—-.ludgo TlsontasB. Butler. who has been
quite ill tor some time. left yesterday for
New York in company with Dr. Lynn.
where his ailments will be treated.
—Ohspel street pedestrians admire the
good taste being displayed by Mr. Edwin
Adams in the * grading and terrseing o! the
grounds 'shsut his new residence.
-—We cannot comprehend how scouplc at
ladies could so discount" a compost.
tor in the Derby Moron)“ other as tucausc
bin to throw a couple of hours‘ work mto
the “ hall hm.“ ’
—ll the person whotuolt trout in trout ct
thisoflcc a wh‘cclbarrow that did not hes
long to hint. will return it to piece from
where he tout it he will save himsclt some
trouble. as he is known. ,
-A man up Forth has discovered since
the thaw. that. he has been trying to draw
water trout the scuttle in the’churclt steeple
tor a month. lie thought it wsrsingulsr
that his well should run dry in winter.“-~._’
—Brotblr Ilium of the Talked
County has. wnprnrslto accept the seal-
we let mutt“ “tron W.
hat themursoflhscthadds hslsgtco
“out. hswlllycontinusto rents the press
at hens. whichis Just whatsnits bin.
Jr. ii. ii. Wallace and Deputy Bherlil‘
‘ asst-in. oi Norwallt. haverenotod. pawn.
31!de Wewslconsr thenhanrtily, .«and
shallbsgiadtoncstvsethsrsr translata-
slgnsat swam who that lnirstc
‘mee #32:”. ~L1.».r.s:, V
«lira. Jaddhasaiuuapasl‘n "not!
of apriagllllioary ethane! moods:
Monet. Into“ has well hncwato
int-dissfltbis oily. 1m tbs unconce-
memnmmwmnen
tee-liaise
‘ ‘Gubllsversatad
threwshllréflmia &
stash-ninth ‘.
tint-how!” . hi
3" 7&7; ‘1‘
--We have melvcd copies of the first
numbers at the liqueur m edited and
published by Wu. Sharpe. The paper is
handsomely gotten up and contains matter
in great quantity and 0! unusual excellence.
it the people of Seymour consult their best
interests they will extend to the W the
liberal support it so well dossrvca
—Wu have an expression in this city
who can do more "inlay-"nod Whore
tunes lu.s given space oi time than any-
body we ever came across. 0n calling st
our cities recently to deliver a package. in
two minutes he had told six stories. whistled
asvt-n tunes. replied to about a done. inquir-
lcs and wheeled tony cents. it this isn't
doing pretty well tore snail nan. what is
it .‘
--An opportunity will be adorded to our
citisena to examine for themselves in our
town. the new method st outing Hernia.
now in extensive use and cnjoylng a crest
impulsrlty in all parts of our country. On
the 2m and 89ml days 0! April. 1873.
a physician from the Elastic Truss Co.. of
No. 885 Broadway. New York. will be at
Bartlett‘s Norwclk liotel. and will apply the
New Truss pt the once pica In New York.
-'i‘he success with whichrnestmsn. vege-
tables, ctc..sre preserved in cnns. without
changing thcir original taste. is remarkable.
We received a can of salmon front the
Messrs. Brown J: Wilcox. last “which.
was really delicious. and had we been ignor-
ant of the {not that it had been preserved.
we should have thought it trash {tenths
water. These gentlcnrcnly grocers keep a
full supply 0! cannot! dab. Incats.truits. etc.
so well as tho choicest groceries sndprovls-
ions. 2 E
—0o Sunday’s. nan known «flatbed
Smith got into an encounter with one “Jack“
Williams. a cigar distance sons titling
hit ripe tor fight. The. consequence was a
conflict that did not end datll .‘Wd‘llsus had
received a sevcrcghlct from Stutthfln them-
sr jaw. S "I' face "WW.
Smith arrested lcteria the daybyOhist
Hodges at “ Whistleville.“ On Iocday
morning Judge Crsw duet! him three mun i
and caste
“Mrs. A. Gregory boring concluded to
rouisin tor the season in the spsrtrncnta in
Ciurhdthsuc‘slilock. occupied oi into i'
her. announces to the ladies that she has so-
to do larhlouitblc dross netting. cutting and
fitting at her moms or at the houses of cus-
tomers. She will dogwd work as cheaply
as wild work can be done elsewhere.
Thu-kin: no public for. no «myth-
would soildtacnntw‘inaea st patronage. “:
--A special meeting at the Fairlcld Coun-
‘ty Agricultural SocietyA was ‘hcld at the
Rorso Railroad Depot. up-town.on Reduct-
day rooming. It was voted thst all bills
against the moiety he referred to tile prcsh
dent. secretary and treasurer: that “scans!
members‘ tickstsbe sold after January 1st
in each year. and that each annual my"
hum we in new: ma
plaeapuhe until ennui ticket. It “wss
also votedthst Dudley P. By. Valiant O.
Street. Noses W. Whammflenrylorehonse.
and B. B. Plumb be appointed 1 conttnltta
topetition the Generallhnctnbly hr this
society. -
-A man. well-known ip social dial:
me to this on: in sandman! to.“ '
putup ‘t a hotel. mama-em
a'dispusitioa not ‘w , «gentle-
«or No with M 0‘ thi- orkh- do
‘veiopedilselt until Madamwhamwbhaon:
Rain arrest frontbrthamoflos.“
um um ' 1 fianmi
cease. Bothhadbccndflnhingsadbotb)
cured competent salsa-taunt is. prepared :..
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