snowmen “:31.qu , ' 7 2 . _. _ ,
tom“ volume (at in m
Wewllbtetny. inthieeonneettonnhat the
workboneef redefined“ “cheep“ or
interior production. but one that will grace
the bonnet tbenunt teased. it lotto
“ M5“ NM Wfi‘wt “t1. ‘3 e “Mb“
but such it pleture as, could only evaluate
front on artistic ninthnnd berepredueed by
the most shiltul ptoeeeses known to the ehro‘
mlhhrwepble art. he snob wetuvsest it to
every subscriber of The Summon—old
and new nuke—who pay one y‘enrssuhserip
*gp—
., gilt: gentirtrl,
nnntxstm‘ nor. is. tare.
ma
Six Dollar Chrome,
moons of pleasing our many friends. and
increase the elreuhttloh of our paper pro-
portionally to its execlleuee. A specimen
copy esn be seen at Peelt‘s drug store.
THE £81.85? (N? PEST.
The result of the inquest in the!“
car has worked and pleased almost {very
onebnttbnNu-pwty‘hlsnthntos. On
Saturday last they finished their labors with
the vet-dict thst Charles 6. Kelsey came to
his (length by nieces of brutal treatment at
the hands of persons unknownmu the night
of November «mists. that RoyalSttmmis.
(loom B. Births. Arthur 1‘. third. William
J. Wood. John McKay. and lleury R.
Prime sided. abetted and eountensnoed by
their pretence the committal of the arms
outrage and inhuman violence upon the per-
sonof the said Charla; G. Kelsey which led
to his death on the night of November 4th.
1873: and that 'Arlhlll’ M. Prime. (‘lnudltts
13. Prime. 8. ll. Burgess, Rudolph Sammts,
and James McKay were accessories before
the feet.
This verdict is sufficiently strong to satis-
fy the most radical of the anti-tar party.
and be a source of pleasure and gratification
to those who had feared that the " respects-
bility" of those implicated would shield
them from the consequences of their evil
deeds. This whole afisir has been a disgrace-
ful one from the beginning. and though
those implicated may never be convicted.
an odium will be attached to them that no
time or future cood behavior will ever erase:
and the lady (!)(who has since become. the
wife of Regal Summits.) who forgot what
was. due to ecency and her sex, and went
out and witnessed the miserable man in his
dress of tar and feathers. and addressed to
him words that had bt‘tter‘chokvd her to
death. will sum-r the ignmtnnv attached to
that net as long as she lives, and transfer it
to hrr posterity for generations. The whole
transaction was shocking and revolting. and
a disgrace to civilization. and we sincerely
hope that. if they are guilty, those whose
names appear in the verdict above may re—
ceive the full benefit of the severest penalty
of the law.
—-.—-———
A COAIPL A LY T.
To the Editor of THE SENTth-il.:—-
Stn z—In pacing bv the Old Well Hotel 1 raw la.
borers at uork. 0n inquiry. i found they won- wld.
suing the sidewalks. As i am not acquainted with
any one to ask the cause. I thought i would ask you.
through your paper. to tell me whv land that was
bought by the town to widen that part of the street
which was considered to dangerous to thg "pr-ll 1!
public. and really spoiled the beauty of t c p are by
to ting down scvernl beagtlfttl frh t "PM! and one
large elm tree which coal be? standing how if the
sidewalk could have remained where it is now ltt'lllu
cxtcud . ‘I cannot see where the traveling public
are to be benentted or the ufetr from the cars gnar
ant-ted 03' the extension. Pt-rl'tnps title is not the
usual way of getting information. but nhuuld you
grant my request you would greatly oblige I
Ctrtznn‘ urn 'l‘uuutrntt.
lt‘or T‘s-o Dollars!
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IthnttbsnrotdlnlefplsI-nthtwesn‘
nae-whomever “8888“!“ that this
soot-Id wtll but- it: Mrtbvelule elder the nest
tenable “apiece. having the sour-nee of sneeeesl
Devin the put you its circulation has greatly tn.
Mans its m... In evabrnnebbssbeen
largely sag-«ted. In that its proprietors con safely
moth” TBI smut. is now one of the
mmstm weekly papers of the sun.
numb the circulation has largely increased. it
has not yet rescind tbs nunbw desired. ‘nnd in order
to note! on lndnee-ont for old subscribers to re-
new their snbscflptlmu well u tondd new ones
to our list~ we haw made momenta whereby we
are enabled to
GIVE EVERY SUBSCRIBER
TO THE SENTINEL
THE SUPERB (11110110,
ESTITLET).
“Floral flitting”
SIZE 15 1-2 x 21 INCHES.
Without exception. the finest Chroma ever
offend an n pruium in this country.
As this matter has caused considerable
Comment, and being thus directly appealed
to. it may be well for us to state for “ Tux~
payers" and others infurttttttinlt. that the
wideningof the sidewalk in front of the
Old Well llotel was done by order of the
Board of l‘ourzcllmtin. and in accordance
with the rity survey of the street. It is not
an individual mallet. but the result of the
official action 0f the. city authorities-the
only benefit that Mr. Ely individually gets
from the improvement is the privilege of
footing the bill. Then again. “Taxpayer“
would seem to intimate that the work is no
encroachment upon the rights of the public_
We cannot understand how this view can be
The abject of the (iron) was painted by an
Gain-n: nrtist. and no money or attention has been
out! in in perfection and completion. it is highly
lniebod. in oil. in eighteen colors. and by an opera»
flu peculiar” (Mono Lithomphy. the surface
prenentn the exact appearance of having been pnin.
ted on canvas. it is pronounced by the highest
Hunt-Ind monotone-us to be possessed of the an.
seem-wit. this exquisite gem is 15,5 :2:
lion in advance. and hopethat it may be. the .
{mallow-n a happy embodiment of origl
nifty. perfect usurious. dist! ~et mfulnens of
outline. nnddepth ur exam-ton. All the perina-
nsnt brilliancy. centre! mm. and retreating
shades. the nice variation end combination of
“Namath! exclusive props-try of the chol-
mollpnlntlnglre bore “Muted so perfectly
thaws-synthesis sin-st nothing by which
huhnsdistlnctinn.
Thu-plenum: vu- et the «=thth of
mum—em If knew-sonic delicate.
“mt. all handful. Inning glories. wit
ptnlstornbtsnudnystpsrptemos. slit-ended
mm come. twine as carefully about the
hnnnn lf they were growing out of their native
. firth-“Huydtbunleyq' with lutfnybells:
taken. when the public is benefitted (finally
with the individual. Xothing has been taken
horn the town. but the pmperty is owned
by the town as much now as ever itwas.
with the widening of the walk there might
be occasion for Complaint. but this has not
been done. but on the contrary the public
has been beheaded at it“ individual‘s or
peace. and now owns not only what it did
before. but the improvement also.
We think any one will admit that the
widening of the walk on this crowded thor.
oughfare was a public necesdty. and how it
is going to increase the (longer from the can
we at n inset underwent. for where it
connect! with Me n street. it has only been
widened n few inches in order to make the
curve perfect. and as to crowding the space
for vehicles. we doubt if “ Tux yer“ or any
onovdse Mid Iver know rout driving
threqh it M anyslterstittnhad been made.
a
t
Blunt Twarx’s New Boom—At last we
been been able to get a fi’pse of the forth
coming book of black Twain‘s entitled “fire
Gilded Age.” The announcement made
4 gene flute ago has ltept the nubile in anti~
-mmflmeeyuttbemslu
hauls-Manet old-sea: brilliant Si
"npn-Uuhmmwtutmm
film;tbnaknnow-wbttnnldm
“II-Mn; will. any «as. bndnnd
lawman-sustains- m u a. an
munch-son. nuns-p tbs sleet-n vests.
«sonar-nineteen“ beam-ons-
unmanned-chums“-
d‘mfitbmmnfl tbnesnm.
This Supwb Chrome
elpstlon. and led them to expect thst this
would be the crowning ellbrt of this success-
ful and popular author. and they will not be
dbsppetnted. Of course. it is n satire—a
satire on everything. and in Twain‘s own
inimitable style. It tells the stories in a way
that captivates the render. and conveys the
meaning in nnmlstsbsbie clesrness. It is
made opal hits st the times. and contains
“unlit-Hill nqnssr why. Though
we have said“ Twain was the author.
' not .166 mitt lhe honor. tot- it
"r "1'
is . .ly between hire sndbisoe-v
mm d .
,fi- fit g“- . simmer! render ‘lft
m , went knew in town, and
wbsnbceaen you da't tell toinotut
mm.ndfilmmmm.
m
rmmgiflm ' «.5»
(”13150 bid,
, . Ind-avenue
t.
7 Wet hletleptu
mi‘oew—m
our brothers We. of Nora-silt. has
sent one hundred dollars tel the am at
Renewals.
, .* - .7;
The men billed {y as truth tot week.
was buried on hitter. lie but not yet been
mum.
(2 rt. at test... bee-fitment from his
unite for some then end as knowledge can
he obtained of his whereuhouts.
”wow
The steam Rein! White wee compelled
on mutiny mien but to put hueit to her
wharf at this city in consequence of the
wetther.
“WW-s".
lilies Buehnsth utters those having furs
and muffs that need vepttlrimr an opportu‘
nity of having it done. by eailldg on her at
her please! business. Not of Elisabeth 8t.
. - ~W
m Mm
The meeting held in the new sehml hours
on blender evening lest. wet well attended.
and productive of several results. Ont. P.
L. Cunningham was elected chairman. after
which the regular reading of minutes. etc. .
was gone through with. The following re‘
port of the Building (lotttutltteo mo Wild
and unanimously accepted. tutd a vote of
thanks tendered the eotnutltteo l
Report of the Polo" Stood ”oust! building (but-
ntmert wiumt Jim tom. ms. to Mr sum New
veal} .Hoof Mate-id. or. fill. lifts.
According to “ Notice to Builders.“ given in the
South Rare-slit Sll'flllta your annuities root the
net of June at 0 o'clock P. M. to open the received
proposals for building In addition to the South Nor-
wnlk Union Schoolhouse. The bids were so follows:
filled Nymmtr. 'll.?:il.tlfl.
Benton .e Smith. “1.3mm. with an additional trill
lf earth retnlned. -
Detttun a Kellogg. "0.18010.
Mm.“ & Stanwood. "31‘“. with an addition-
nl ”it it out!) retained.
The contrnet was heralded in fled-rs. Raymond it
Sherwood for $9344.00
Your committee. footing to overntop your appro-
priation of thmsde June athhsd not included in
their specitlcstiou s new roof for the old building.
though they considered it very desirable that this
part should harmonise with the new sddition. lint
finding the old roof in need of considerable repair.
and seeing now that your appropriation would allow
the expense of a new roof on this put. a hernia
was made to accomplish this for the additional sum
of $1.“
I‘. that also agreed “poll to run the east and west
stairs one story higher than specified. for the corn of
$300. and to malts the new floors. in the whole bulld~
inn. of Georgi. pine instead of white pins. as speci-
fied. for an additional cost of 8200. making the whole
contract sum fill.”
in the ptogrul dopamine it rm found that the
plastering of the ceiling in the upper school“.
wns loore. and hnd to be taken down; the ceillnchnd
sugar-d six inches in the middle. and its timbers. as a
whole. Were unfit to support a door for the neldllton-
nl top story. The district committee. therefore. do
Cldl‘d to relief the ceiling and its timbers at a cost
or ”to. Also. that the timbers under the bumebt
Ito-w were rohen bu account of tying enclosed in the
earth. end that the flooring was worn out. The dis-
trict committee, therefore. voted to dig out. ta Inches
of mirth. lay a wall on each side. and one through
the center of ouch room for the rapport of the Iloor
liliillt'i’ti. which should br‘ 8x8 and M III'MI Spirit
and that ”Ill mom should be littered with 0mm
nine 13 inches thick. d inches wide. The cool ban
a feel at u feet. to have foundation walls and bat-
toms cemented. and also places for the furnaces eo-
mvntnl. also. to build the foundation walls in front
hall, for the sum of $35.00.
The lower front wall of old part had to be rebuilt
in order to give room for the first flight of Ital”.
and art (le wall had to be hnl‘t lit the hall. which
causul no expense of til-l. Also twelve nrchos at n
cost of $135 but! to be formed in the four old nchool~
moms. on account of studs that could not be removed?
After much consldvrhllou in record to heating and
ventilation. your committee decided on a visa thst
required four elitwlndyn inbtrdd of two simple ones
on mentioned in the specification: inch chimney tn
'contnlu besides the smoke the Stitches by 9. also two
ventilating flur- l! inches by it. And to enclose the
hot air it) inch tin due. in brick work. carting from
each of the four heaters with are dues. setting 0'
two at each story: the cost of which: nan-on work
and tin duos. after scrutinising. the estimate. was
agreed upon tn be ”an.
Additional contracts were made numeslvely. no
that the unouut will stand so follows:
Pintcontrsctflottw
lsnssrd roof on old building ............... l 55! ill
Stairs extruded to top story ................ m tl'l
Floors ti pine tneteul of whitspine sou (ll
mtsuruut;
Hui the fence guru set out to correspond
‘ peoplc.- 'i‘helsolleolors’ report was then
to? feet hot air tin piped .....................
N9 feet galvanised minke pipes and collars.
a elbows extra mill. (helpers. etc.. «so.
(i tiny-r labor
Repairs on
in, en .8 ..... . ... .. 3% N
bulldlu‘. not)" and ceilings use.
Total ll
uniting for buildiuf. fit. one as i 90. 5”
lluttng .3 ventttal on i 80‘ H mu?“ so
which your eontnuttee has until. being .lttlfit‘tsbove
the appropriation which was fitt'ltbfittrnnnely: -
. lull) for first plnn.
and ventilation.
building.
will) for heating
in; ‘ $3M amount:
. “ll.
Aug. 8th. no for tint on top story.
Before closing our report. we feel it a plenum duty
to express our sppreelntlon of. and thanks to, the
connectors for the readiness and care with which
they have «sound their We. :
Wests. desire to nude tar Wk: to Mr. Giles
Seymour and to hlr. Henry R. Fitch for their kind
assistance in the wellntlnsry estimates sud woollen-
dsnwsnd to hibernation-in the mainly who
hire sided us by vsiusble IWHGM
‘b
s. e. menu. l
n mans. WW
0. w. uuunsns.i°°'““
The committee appointed to druft reach»
tlons in relation to renting the hull. reported
in favoref renting the same. subject tulip.
supervision of thedlatriet committee. After.
a slight discussion the report was not accept-
ed. This action we think was an unwise
one. :It was geocrslly supposed that the
hall was to be finished so that it might be
used for literary and scientific purposes. not
when the subject has been thoroughly? 99th
sldered we think those who tool; this arma-
wtll see the mum of it. It will now
be about as useful as the “ Holy of Real”
in the Temple at Jerusalem. into which the
high priest: “permitted to out“ once u
year. and offer- sacrifices for theetvers of its
rend W with the m sir-dimi-
quents. The report was ' ‘ on tile.
The reading of the names and acetate-l ,
ing. l8 Well it might. Hotlink thjfgttlf ll.
more with the district committee annul-
lseteu than the “inquiry? .
(lid front wall rebuilt .............. . ........ in en
Twelve arches in old school rooms .......... moo
Extra painting Milli. ..................... it t.
tnpsoeeroldwtnduwfrsmee... . mm
01 mg slate root (SIB). cutting slates bear no
kiwi .‘tb‘e‘i’ " urgent """ ii Hm 1mg
t c I \I
M tain- of ignide nine lindl ............ {to
Pat min to story true) and old bllhtlitito) lfl M
Lock nuts. kc ............... “Hun... “Sm
iueios ug two W etttrnuees. . no tn
tins pipe: ................................. “it
Sundries .................................... 833m
Four chimneys and four hot air this stock... Mutt
Four heaters and freight with) ............ sun at
at registers and two borders ............. .. at
presented by Hr. John H. Smith“.
him—m tube a new and never
pay for it. Xenon—TV) refuse totahelt
out of the-ones without win up sweets.
_ limb—Tubman it from s belch
but. instead of subscribing for it lllte a you
tlersan. '
v—Mnoeovw—a
Au ttpdtth‘lt pretty Mule. who has had a
sentimentsl stiller for u beau. not her bustle
up the other night. and bounced him out 0
doors just bretiutte he happened to stake an
allusion to the “ heaving bwuu“ of the
eeeun.
w‘ ~ ,- ”as...“
‘l‘hereis syoung ltulyln h‘orwulh who
use beeotue so ehronleully luxv. that she
does nothlua but sit and hold her heads.
and when she tires of the occupation. the
semis for her aeeotutuodstinn Mutated
then he comes and holds them for her.
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At the stereof Brown «In Wilcox on the
«mater near the door is displqed a bullet
of eabesef beeswax termed in the shape
of pretty cakes of maple tuner. “reprints
of teeth from too Wk. lovers of sweet
things they be seen on tenet of than.
«Wu...—
A good nutty youths were fortunate
enough to borrow 35 cents on Suturdsy but
to attend the 'f‘reutnlue Bros. entertainment.
it Would be more equitable to the publtc at
large to lay s but for this purpose. rather
than have two or three to bear the whole
burden.
in our lutrugrttph relating to Sunday
liquor selling lust week we stated that
.‘ll‘SSN llcNumurs and Murphy were lined
MO and costs for selling liquor on Sunday.
Our informant wastulstniten,lhe line was
not for selling: liquor but for keeping an
open house on Sunday.
MW...» Hm-
The Jove dumsels advertise-for n husband
by placing an empty flower pot on the por-
tion roof, which signifies. “ A young lady
here wants a hushaut ." A South Norwnlh
girl got hold of the item somewhere. and
put out her flower pot. but the other girls
heard of it. and now the flower pot demand
pt almost incredible. There was a corner in
the article tho very first day.
«in
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All Indiana judge has decided that the
personnl pmpertv of a man who grass to
Europe is not taxable while he is gone. But
the personal property of those who go to
heaven is regularly tuned and the taxes ct~l~
loctotl. To Europe u better place to go titan
heaven—Exchange.
We have no doubt judges generally think
so. for more of them no to Europe than to
he twin-alimony} (kinder-at.
.“_—;—va.s
Ollcrr Tuttlo placed upon our desk last
Saturday three ripe strawberries picked
from vines on his premises that day. being
the second crop of this season. Sunday we
had strawberry dumplings for dinner and
wound up the day with a pinto of find
strutvlwrrit-s and bronut. inviting in our
neitrltbors to t-nloy our good fortune with us
\‘mily. a little goeth it great way with the
prittlrr.
ooo~ 7— -~
. Au artlvss than. who lately bought I few
sausages. thus relates his troubles: “I got
them sausages home without getting hit;
and I cut them apart and left ‘ern. In the
morning i visited them. Three of 'etn had
cuddled up together and were sleeping
sweetly. Two of ‘em bud crawled to my
milkrpsil. and were lapping mllk.snd one. a
black one was on the fence trying to catch
an English sparrow. l drowned the whole
lot.“
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A new way of preserving Autumn leaves
is given as follows: iron them fresh with a
warm (not hot) iron. on which some spew
n‘tacctl has been lightly rubbed. This motto
od preserves perfectly their lovely tints. and
gives a waxy atom which no other statutes.
The practice is very rapid end very screen:-
blc. and no lady who honour tried the to
“9 dlous and uncertain experiment of pressing
will ever again resort to it after once trying
3 this new and better wav.
.WW ‘..
We have been shown one of the hantliest
hit a arrangements for opening fruit can:
that could be conceived of. It is simple
and very effective. and will be the means of
doleganmt dual. of mi in preventing
lueemtetl lingersmnd profanity. It is called
the “Champion Can Opener." and if any
boggy-ls fortune” WM ,3! have any fruit
cans to own they. can ‘ afford.» he with-
p'dttt h. F. #- Skill. ‘ in" It“ in solo
agent for the town Nxftl‘alhs. : l» .
w..~..m
Stillson. the enterprising and git-ahead
amulet. during the past two.nteehs.htta
made some remarkable transformations in.
thy *tnterte‘r imminent: of hktfim.
promident among \vlhlell ”in a new mitt-
tion «hill and counter semlbe‘t‘enrend.
which is not bitty an ornament to‘tuhi store
but It amt convenience Wills {Initially in-
creasing prescription business. Also a
friendly screen for “The Sell!“ Club.“
headquarters. Other channen‘have been
nude which will be, nM ,. nwflhst
allow of every‘dhe‘ display ‘lbe vettily
tine goods to be found
store.
As announced in our last. [khan Wilv
linen preached in Kuwait. Sunday snorti-
lng last at which thus thistyetww-nnw wetn-
b‘wswwe confirmed. ' lull-«Month
M at Mormon on ditynnd
Room unste-
at this really fine
at new at no. m- 7 ram .
of “bellied? ‘ ' tog; 1m.
Ski: .mtmhum hm
dreds being newbie to gain “Killian”. fig .
mall"*m the Generation in 45.;
chariot-sh onset the headcount;
9‘ 9“! lower! weever semen-snag and
1...
ensue
the you“ than. to s faithful end loom"
elwlt. mt ts when
am
r .. § _ . a.
...W— at W
on .fl‘uretluy. tutti we: continued thrown
Wednesday utterance and evening. We ere
netshletonivea full unauthlsweehmut
will do so in our next. Sum it that judas
in: front the wt variety and quentity of
on sale. end large attendance Tuesday
evening. it cannot but prove a success.
A delegation from the Qtute Owned of
Rest Jersey. 0. (i. It. hf. will visit Lincoln
(lumen No. 4. of this eitv. to night (Wurst
titty). «at business connected with the order. It
turltey winner will be welded at the Old
Well Hotel. and after the work in the Lodge
is over. members and friends will partsbe
there“. Every member is requested to be
present. _
W, a.
The wot-it of waking our new settml
is progressing favorably. under the direction
of the princlml. Hr. button. The tub of
portion and reducing to system enlarge a
school. is an srtluoue one. and it the parents.
instead of finding fault with the teachers
because their children are not promoted fest
enough. would exercise a little patience in
the utnlter. it would be much better for
their children and the school. 'Pnrents can
hid the teachers much :by requiring the rec
blur and punctual attendance of their chil'
dren. and by supporting the teachers In all
legitimate efforts to more good discipline.
behedttubennded‘ Venn.
And now we arc'to hate all Auction and
Commission stilesrmnu. \‘erlly ours is a
city indeed. We had thought it eompietelu
every detail before. but now that it has
been brought to our attention. we. immedi-
ately see that this was an important essen-
tial left out. It will he conducted by Messrs
Tucker & O‘Connell. opposite the new
Opera llouse. Main street. They will sell
at auction and private sale-aregulur auction
sales every Wednesday and Saturday nights.
when goods esnbe bought at vollr own
prices. Don‘t forget this.
_ N... .. ...-.
A story is told of an editor who died.
went to heaven. and was denied admittance.
lest he sitttuld meet some delinquent sub-
scriber, and bud feelings would be entren-
dered in that peaceful clinic. Having to go
somewhere. the editor next appeared in the
regions of darkness. but was positively rc-
fused admittance. as the place was full of
delinquent subscribers. Wottrlly the editor
turned back to the celestial city. and was
met by the keeper of the portals with a
smile. who said : “ I was mistaken. you 0'!“
enter. there are no delinquent subscribers in)
Heaven?"
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TIM rain storm on Monday last was very
acceptable in this vicinity. We wish the
almanac. makers would try and have it ruin
a little mum regttlnrlv. any nude :1 week, on
Friday. in this city. rind perhaps in other
places. storekeept-rs mite rainy days to wash
their windows. never attempting such a
thing. on a clear day. As a consequence,
tinting droughts. their front windows get
in an awful condition. so that when you
look through them. the goods inside present
nshup worn and secondhand appearance.
After nrnltt everything looks bright and
cheerful. and the clerk: and proprietors ru-
freshed by the gentle exercise.
Q00
A Muln street merchant who
was out
empty flour barrel unlimuntll he has en-
nidetl appearance. when he was hoisted out
eelved s visit from a lady customer.
it was noticed that he did not come out
from behind the counter with his usual
nlucrity to show mitt. but made tbeboy do
that work” while he took advantage of
though his face was crimson withhlnshes.
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The annual parade of the Nortvulk' Fire
on
to our going to press st an earlier hour then"
“Illllli. we were unable to give the occasion
the attention it deserved. and could only
participate therein.
sppeeted'some like the pendent tlteDn
where we“ the firemen f ." Our senior" tid-
erased them as though they equalled in
number the strength of his imaginative
brain. but they weren‘t there. We regret
participate. and we have been informed by
several members. that it was not as its: been
out with so meagre a company, but that on
the contrary they should have been pleased
to have giver it the prestige of seity on
members to on excess of the band that ae-
mhlpauled it.
~~ nose—ww—
Ao exohnnanrooutbuts with considerable
vigor the: argument that the city weeitlles
mohair» and better than the county pn-
psa "MIN they - nlvemere '
l'rlltt' under your nose." tend r—“Do the
oily papers give you any home news! fluv-
srr._ Do theytssy anything ln're’nsrd to your
one county! um. De theynnntsln
notices of your m dim motion.
we»
. ”HQ-m! T'“‘—"’ F .1 77
. - ,. . Sm man.
it scents.
bright and early Monday tuornlnxserubbing
his windows met with a little accident that
will prevent his ever trying to stand on on
untitled to see. whether the head is firmly
net. That style of garment was not becom-
ing to him. nor did be present a very ditt-
with his pants torn from bottom to waist.
by a cruel nail. and immediately after re~
But
no mmteetianipta octet: this team
down to eight hours a N.
The Hartford ‘l‘ltnes bns gone to m
Nusby‘s letters.
Adenuretieut thief who stole a farmer‘s
watermelon. sent the seeds back in a letter
requesting blue to plant them next year.
At Wuleottvtlle the Turner. Seymour!
Judd “‘1‘: Co. have commenced rennin
on half time.
West Cornwall «puts the shear business
quite brink nowadays—The Gold Smilax
Heating 00.. employ twenty men.
Young Peabody. the Stanford inonndlufl
has been sent to the shite return: school for
six years,
=lnsteud of business getting better in Elk
minghstn it is getting worse every (in. more
of the Interim having stopped. Shelten’s’
bull shop went on half tltne last week.’ A
bad look mu this winter.
Goodyear‘s India‘rttlrber glove company
are boring quite an addition built on the
lament of their lower factories at Numatucb.
1‘hls30utpany is "running night and day and
have been obliged to eountertnnud some of
the orders received
The Stamford Btptist Society is strong.
log for its centennial nnnlversary on Novem-
ber 61h. Au historical discourse will be de‘
lit-cred bythc Rev. Dr. Lsthrop. their pas
tor and in the afternoon there will be a so.
elul reunion.
A piece of social scandal has some to light
in New Haven. A lady. wife of a State
street merchant. followed her husband who
had gone out to Hamburg with his nelghor‘s
wife. She disguised herself. approached the
guilty couple. threw pepper in the woman‘s
eyes. and then went home and applied for a
divorce.
E. S. Scranton 620mb former banking
house in New [invert—of which so many do-
positors in the country towns around retain
a very sore memory—is now occupied as an
insurance agency. and a“ safe deposit." by
Messrs. Sperry & Kimberly. Thosegentle-
men on Friduy lust. opened their new quar-
ters. which hare been thoroughly rcuovutal,
transformed and disinfected.-
On Sunday the authorities of Orange made
a raid on parties from New Haven who
Were scouring the woods for chestnuts. and
succeeded in “bugging" twenty-three of this
class, whom they marched. to the school
house near the toll gate on the Milford tum~
pike. which they used as a lock-up. sur-
rounding the suite with a squad of stalwart
“ Oruugcqnvn as guard.
The New Haven Alutshouse investigation
seems to substantiate the charges made
agstnst its manugemeul. Generally .spenk‘
tug. the imitates have beech treated in a
compound nnfeeliug manner, and the food
has been such as would afford a pecuniary
profit to the manager. but anything but a
profit. to the inmates. It will be, pmbablv,
a fortnight before the investigation is finish-
ed.
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FOR THE LADIES OXLT.
The fashionable umbrella is more attenua-
ted than ever.
Fine leather will be used as dressetrim-
mlng this winter.
Reiincotes are as popular and fashionable
as ever. nud will be worn throughout the
winter.
It liffi'xllllun‘tbltt new to htwe all the meld
servants in a household wear caps. alter the
English style. ‘ *
All Eastern lady is disgu ed with postal
cards because there is no room lot-apost-
’ wider. and if the widening should be done
script on them.
Cameos um gone out of fashion for'Jew-i
the friendly counter to hide his "allotment.
Detwtmeut. Wild gorgeous atl‘ulr. Owing
mention the why our department did not
As we said before it
was s W” alulr. with bonds of music.
eonlon‘s of notice. flags. banners etc“ but it
owner: in New York ln-lfi’li.-—thetv was
large number of accessoriosas above. but
that-the,“ Bucket Co.“ were not allowed to
inaluusted that they were «shuttled to turn
minutiae, as well as to have augmented its
_ , 7 will» no of
ludincmttermr tum. 3'4:st
mm weeblies to those Alp-bitched:
tape-yum and hundfidsof: other leaf
ll amounted-tweet. which @me
' . wtthogt‘psyr that «new.
airy. having been succeeded
antique it visible. ’ .
The Alidnohit is by no neg-ms otnnploto
without .the added charm of a black cook‘s
feather stuck in the band. :4.
Asthma seems to be u very'pnevulent dist.
. ease in younrlulpdonr. They admire our»:
erotics. by the doctor‘smrders. ‘ _-
by intestine.
in light ssh color-stint! lenf~btpwn. ‘elmndy
relieved by npplihue. Mined bandi’antl
bows'nf'li‘tlvel‘. 3‘” ‘_ ' ‘ * ‘= "
Chis; trlntmlnasure much “heavier and
richer than usual. sud. lint rstlter than‘l‘illl.
Everything: will be trimmed high in the
neck. with large Maris Stuart rallies.
Rid gloves of invisible colors have been
introduced. to be worn with dork orator-es
of «overloading hues. There ore allyor;
more dlderent mains. the new ‘lusek-tdne'
included. '
Peaewk blue is the new color for nestles.
which an: new worn of the widest, kind of
ribbon. with long ends down to the skirt of
the (trees. Peacock blue is u very soft and
bountiful shade. ' . . ' ‘»
Mrs. Judge Strontium won the nut price
at a recent lowslubynbew with her twenty-
mond infant. and. competing. neutrons ob-
serve that it‘s no Wonder. millet-lug the
.prsetlee. ‘s‘he‘sbnd.
amount!“ :9! s lien-.thhhdhs’
htwm»'tnm.:thfl3‘& 4:. item
wimashd‘tt We visit i.‘.‘,.-.’i‘*"«l' '-
-M—-t’wwt does e-b-mt-r“ art
: om Giulia ’“Doh'ttnow.” W ‘3 ‘ t
~ «mm-tints sit out”: oG.¥6.s-‘-“,Dohtt’
like entail." ‘13—“ But yotf mutation.“ 9.
, :mtatd sltertu day. Out. 30th
Morning similar bridal itufllts his seen» '
house._ mlnnflmwuprfint , -"‘
In.
Gar-lea on'm'r‘s lose mbntfllnever‘
MWKMWN , A in _, . 1-, , ' _ ~‘ ' . ., . '4“ .5 it“.
““3th MW .1. M a.” m ‘ ,7 g A .. . -- é"?! ’awhfiw, , ~ and
fitment. Everythinnwlllbenntohflr- N.msulettltusse.eu entutderlsst. anus whlobehehsd pissed iatbeftviu. tutimutssretruetlt be W,
mamw‘nmmmm msutomtnthehmumet sdmywmvhtesmmm mmnmmmdrym .1...
W ”h ..... the “mt ‘ elutvtllene intolifenndltnprovenent. 1h.
Branden" mixed the WW
thematic would not ‘
mount—but as soon as heNgttled bio the
audit.“ Mausoleum“?
hemmemdaewluolgulteplnzrelflgs.
to which Denomintwelve essteopele‘eln
sttdrested.butlt were! no nae: sndnow
the mplehvnluteeeethey haves W
mayor "til an improved etty.
' “a H‘ "" —""“‘r;
_. NGRWAI.‘ ITS“
A model‘s-4M new one which 0. S.
Starr has just caused to be twisted on the
went win; of his store.
Verrily the new hath given Blanchard.
the hiah-diddltt pop. a most thoroughweqna‘
in; over the coals.“ Minds! hear him
0. 'l‘. hound. the“ is about to enlarge
his dock. Piles have been driven sndtbe
worhof laying plant: will etuntneneelra-
tnedlately.
A colored m and white lady crested
considereble eye-slewing on “why one-
uing by promenadlntr Main street. the cling-
ing lovingly to his artn. And the “ colored
troops fought nobly." So they did.
A portion of that thoroughfare known as
Rivrr street but been improved by widen.
lug. This street is a very narrow one. and
the whole 'of it should be made considerable
\
in the right manner it will greatly improve
and otherwise beautify its appearance.
The good work of laying- now sidewalks
still continues to progress "oan and up-
wttrtl " on all the principal Streets. We are
glad to make a note of this mark of activity
and enterprise. We think Norwalk can
justly boast and lay claim to having as mild
and as substahtial Walks as any town of its
size.
That was a downright. romping. michiev-
nus wind we had on Monday; a disrespect.
ful wind~ that whipped off your but before
you could any Jack Robinson. and dropping
it into some dirty culvert whirlpml. An
lmpudent. rogttish wind. taking egregious
liberties with ladies dresses and greatly im-
peding their pedestrial efforts.
An alarm of on: was sounded on Satnr~
day evening last. and the ever dutiful fire-
men. prottrptly to the summons. got out"
“dcr masbeen " and nflzmptcd tornsh valor-
onslv to the some of conflagration. Later
news developed the facts that it was it barn
belonging to Thomas Aiken of Wirtnipnult.
which had been entirely consumed. together
with a small quanily of hay.
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NOTICE.
13 Tu: DISTRICT mmrr of the United sures
for the Districtof (placenta. -_
in the mattorl‘of ‘
What) 3. Dav. In Banmtey.
krnpt ‘t
To when! it may mm: flounder-s1 ,
gives notice of his lntntour as usignee of Ward
S. Day. of Norwnlk. ll airfield County. (‘onnee’th
out. within said district. who has been ndjndm a
bnnkrn tnpon his own p -tit:l.on.‘by Loci-2i. Middle-
broob. .. Registrar in ‘Bnnkrn ey. wftbhnnd for
“id distrl’a‘t. ISRAEL Q. BULLOCK.
Dated at Bridgeport. Oct. 21', 1878. Assigns.
LOCAL NOTICES.
E‘Specie payment resumed at Tucker‘s
Dining and Oyster Rooms. in Depot.
Great reduction in the prices of Mns‘
line, Drone Goods. Towels. Skirts. and most
other-goods, at J. F. do. 0. R. Bennett‘s.
@ Try Brown 4!: Wileox‘s choice Teas.
$0“) at S. l“. Pt'ck‘s Drug Store, for
Puritans for writing Leave. ‘
($60 to Tucker d: O‘Conneli‘s Auction
and Commission Soles Boone lar nuc-
tion sales every Wednesday and ‘ lords .
Goods of all kinds respectfully sullen ,
prompt returns guaranteed. _
Q‘Unthrdlu. Rubber and on Clothing.
at Putin Prints, at J. F. 8:. C. R. Bennett‘s.
[3" Another invoice of the celebrated
Muntgotn " Flour. right. from the mills.
jugzdreeel“ nt '1'. Burr Gttyer‘s, M.
w . ' .
23' Boneless Sardines at Brown '3'. Wil-
eon‘s. »
~fl‘Peelt’i Alligator ntill thrives. the
Ladies inpatients: ate windy enill$
‘to see the outlast ‘jbut all keep hands
the “I: looking p j l“ 30’ .. “g
a“ v ’ ' » “ in cents worth
Sensing} ‘ gm . will to
. st
cbsminspsdsto the mount of “.00
wsmmutn new in 85-th Owners.
inndiiressfioodsgst J. P h (3 ll Beneath;
"New lsplefiy‘mp anti Honeys! 13mm”:
Witeow- « , - ~ .
W90!“ fail to get a slowly at: the cele-
bratedx Hammer-y Flour. st ' Burr
S‘W‘W'm Springstttub - . . '
flew the cashier them blew b s
rig to .t. F= . one Bennett‘t: m
“allfib‘m “all “him“ 3‘
cents. a ve r . c.—
m... ..... .33. .. mute. .
wait». Gm, Gold. Snowflake, end
' Bloch Watuprmdaet J. F. inc. ill. Brunet“
W hen furniturv.beds, bedding
nous. heunbold furniture a! all than.
horses. clothing“ “clever-yin
from n nut-tron opto spleen. will be sold It
privste sale and st suction. at Tucker t
U'Uonnell‘s Aucthmlioums opposite the-new
Opera House. ’ ‘ .
Q‘The Nisan Dawson on I ~ ts for
the Bonn Patterns; call and use t sir aide
twine! at the some times“ their Wor-
sted, tterns and Eat ‘ Chen ~.
their new Jewelry. Neckties and amen; to
other articles that are pleasant to look at. to
say nothing of buying. ‘ ,
U‘ Isl Grs‘ Peer nude at
3. ill. Smith? M' 7‘“
warrant Atoll snort: neat elm
Hots u Ruth‘s flat Sm . , *'
E'D‘mner for 8d gents and
ins ice—mutter from ‘18 8.
VP. _. At r‘s. z,
ewe-tad”
Miter
'er & O‘Connell‘s Auction Rm:
E. Smith‘s
seenndhls denser
q t U
unset“
Gui“ iamboy‘aplxvl mmhm .,
good nmtn- *
- woman sonata.
D. mum ;
it. lane. Wet. t‘. &
s. treasure. r. x.
mam
multicultural-need amen.
“Mollie". “their t ‘
R‘ SN“ . “I trim
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FURS: Furs t FURst
Runaway.“
“at. avoids“,
Md was“
, - new: man: cuss.
alum-treatment:- east and or show-
floswtotbem. 77 , 7 law
Isrnnuggnn tonic:
FIFTY-Two YEARS 01.1):
new “MED manna.
11!. m WWII I“ ' Non-duper in
New Large sine- internation—
lnteres Liter“: Selectloosvtmoles Stories.
try. ken—All the News of ebe Dny—t'nqusnm
L‘ntgehn‘t‘i: mlflr Reports. Only $3.50 a year.
Sen I Mann.
t P B. P. “TON «k 03..
Iii.
it'll DRUG SillRE,
G.G.STICLSON& 00.
red and
We. by
K “MEN‘S.
HEDIGIIIIS.
_ Toilet Articles,
l—Pee-ntnnlcnmntsnisn l
tuquudu-m;mr f
macadamia-s;
Ghicl‘tlester’s Block,
MAIN STREET,
SOL‘TH NORWALK, CT.
JUST '
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Here are some goods
that allure names V
“W5 i - 7
Especially those
Flt" Wail!!! anew
‘ Bewltehlng.
Kid Gloves, ‘ ’
ammo,
Dotted Net,
E‘vaeflsr
if .. 7’
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