and. await
therein, IOI'IIIC, Jenner] ”a 18
.
1 n3!
All the signs seem to indie-ts usage
notionforGovernor of HenryB. m
of New Keven. by the Republican of Con-
necticut st their coming Steer Convention
K
The Store (brownfield the Union Re-
putmesn pas-tr of Ocnnetniclt‘wnlbe ’held
st Allyn Roll. Esrtford; on Wednhs‘lsy. the
tilt: at mercury. Emit“ o‘cloa‘ki’bt.‘
The snnusl meeting of the Dentist tnlnis~
trrs‘ conference of New Ixtndon county
nnd vicinity will be held in Waterford. on
Tuesdsy. anusry 87. st to o‘clock e. in.
Public sermon by Rev. N. P. Foster.
A very pretty white girl end s stslwsrt
negro were married by e justice at Killer-
ton. lsst week. and now the Squire toys in
pnilistion the: he pro-formed the ceremony
“ merely from force of habit.“
Secretary Richsrdeon hes no intention of
resigning. slthongh the correspondents ns‘
cert thst he could in this way confer s
greet favor upon the President end the
country.
Religious meetings hsve been held in the
passenger rooms of the Tollsnd end Wil-
lington Ststion. on the New London North-
ern Rsilrcsd. end have been sttended with
lunch success that the question of building a
Hethodist Church in the neighborhood is
being seriously ozitnted.
Now thst Tressurer Spinner is bound for
s rccuperstivc trip to Florida. some one
says he is coins to wander by the romantic
encodils bay-om thnthe rosy discover if the
footprints of those creatures really do re~
eemble hie htllflmph.
The secretory of the New Englsnd egri~
rttlturel club has been rcqueoted by the so—
ciety to open correspondence with lending
agricultnrisu in the dtd'erent New Enxlnnd
etstes. with the view of holding meetings at
some eentrel point in the seversl New Eng-
land stntes. st which lending egriculturnl
speskers shell be secured for the discussion
of mnttcrs appertaining to the prosperity
and ndvsnccment of our New Englsnd eg-
riculture.
The knitting mill of II. E. Brsdford.Bcn-
nington. \'i..}vns burned Monday afternoon.
the tire being caused by a leakage of the
gasoline pipe. The gas ignited from the
boiler fire.nnd exploding demolished the
adjoining scwingrmu‘n. Nine women at
work tin-re wore instantly killed by the ex‘
plosiou. or were burned to death in the fire
which followed. and many others were in-
jurcti. some shockingly. The cord and sort-
ing rooms were saved from destruction.
The loss is about $100,000; insurnncc. 813;
000.
\
A bill has been introducvd in Congress.
providing for the sppointment by the Presi
dent of five commissioners to enquire into
the nlchololir liquor traffic. in its economic
criminsl moral. and scientific aspects. in
t‘unttt't'lion with paupcrism. crime. social
vice. the public health Ind general wclfnrt‘
of the people. and who lhnll inquire and
take testimony as to the pnctlcnl prohibito-
ry legislation necessary for the prevention
of internpcrsnte in the several States of the
l’niott.
The wound meeting of the creditors of the
Sit-sump est in: in New [invcn was held on
Monday. but the expectant creditors got no
ult'tuum. umt uttttg tottucutuutg It \ul
next meeting. to be held on February 3nd.
One grain of consolation was ofcred the
creditors by the designer. Gent-nil Merwin.
who stated that several suits which had
been ccnmeneed. Ind for which it wss ex~
peeted thst n fund would have to be set
aside to prosecute. hne been settled. This
will leave ell the more money to be divided
stuns; thecreditors.
The low role of money both in this coun‘
try and Europe. indlcstess healthful revival
of business in ell the depsrttnenls of the
trade. People sre never doing so well or
when money can be ubtnlned nt or below
the legal rate" of interest. It is speculators
only who can s‘i’ord to pay usury. end these
people never fell to disturb or hrenk down
the beethuslneu by taking extrs hazards.
ruinous shite to themselves and the public.
Therefore. with low rstes for money.
so ectlve‘foreign demand Tor imerlcnn prev
dune. there is every evidence of no active
busing: eéeeo‘n st bend.
The Weskington correspondent of the
MM intimates thnt Secretory Fish is op
posed to the ides of melting the contentme-
ted Cumfil Mien st Pklildelpkin s
attend stslr‘by day emclsl sétioit or the
government or by sn‘ sppropristion of men
ey by. grfimld the Suwhry’c
objlcfié til due Cements! 00an
sinners feel thst the enterprise would be in
deeper ef psrdsl fsilure. a exhibitors
sbrosdieifinctsmd M ”good: name the
ocean unless they con send them in csre of
the : Quintet! by the unbor-
ities of ‘ own centitrles. end tiniess they
, have else the mes diet the inhibition
is under the supervision of the United
m The matter. however. is not deci-
ded nt pruent, but will pvobnbiy couche-
foreCongresssbortlyintheebspe ofs hill
tcbe introduced by the promoters of the
IML
Wk‘iiwhh‘de ofs‘pblittcsl ne-
tnrewusdlnwedto eeue WM
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umrelksveseoo. 1
36v
.‘ “Moonrise creased. 38min
8 is—
dlstely seized with rsvlng delirium followed
by stupor. end in two hours siso brcethed
his lost. The ylves sud fstnllies of the
twine were plunged into deep distress by
the double bereavement: end the children.
nanny of whom are dcsf motes. expressed
pitiful manner. ~; The twine were been in
1811. in”? mud tw‘fe am A rev
your ego experiments were mode with the
view of determining the safety of dividing
the umbilicsl bend that connected them to-
gether but es s lure srlery rsn through it.
the operstlcn was deemed too formldsble to
“tempt.
The resumption policy is opposed. and s
new inflation of the currency preucd by
three cieeses of persons: first. linemen who.
with honesty of purpose end petriotlo in-
tentions. have arrived at what I consider er-
roneous conclusions—end on this hoot-we
have henrd their votce; secondly. men who.
hearing the cry for more paper money.
think it s popular cry, and therefore join in
it; but behind them. pushing on with ell
the energy of nnscmpnloue selfishness. is s
third clsss. consisting of speculators and
gamblers. who were csuaht by the recent
revulsion in the midst of their reckless op-
erations. stripped of their spoil. end involv-
ed in heavy liabilities. who now want no
end to lnflstion end further depreciation of
our currency to settle their old scores chenp~
ly. to recover their losses, sud to set out
with full sell min on s new corner of spec-
ulntlon snd rumbling, knowlng full well
tbnt they ere only preparing it new crash.
but hoping to reap at least their harvest be-
fore It comes. I nd then “ lot the devil take
the hindmost," no matter what may become
of the country—Serum» Schurr on wade
payment.
The repeal of the law requiring the with-
drnwnl of {25.000000 of bank circulation
from certain States. and its distribution to
others. is confidently looked for as one of
the low tiusnclai results of this session of
Congress. The law in question is the not of
July 12. 1870. which provides that ain‘t the
“5.000.000 of edditionsl bunk circulation
suthorizetl to be taken up. tho Socrctnry of
the Treasury shnll withdraw $25,000,000 of
banks in States hsving more than their quo-
tu under the act of March 3. 1865. and dis.
tribute it to banks in SlMt‘s having loss than
their quottt The low is very explicit or to
the manner of doing this. The banks hm"
lug over 81.000.0th of circulation are first
to be deprived of their cxecssovcr that sum.
and then other bnnks having s circulation
of over #300,000 are to be prom-mind with
pro rtttu. taking those first that Itttve
the largest excess. The Controllcr of the
Currency is to make a requisition upon the
banks for the currency to he thus withdrawn
and if they fail to give it up within a your
he is to sell it sutllcicnt amount of their
bonds to redeem with the proceeds the for-
feited circulation. No steps have been tn-
Itcn to carry out this low. although the lust
of the “5.000.000 was subscribed for shoot
a year ago.
THE PRESS O.V SEA‘A TOR FERR 1’.
“We are compelled to regard Sennlor For.
ry‘s course on the salary question its my»
thing but consistent with the high chlrnctt-r
be has hitherto borne in the estimation of
his constituents. When. tltcrcforo. Senator
Ferry says he is right and justified In voting
himself on ennuel compensation of $7.500
uu ttlfltucs vvtiat uh Lustettttsvul-v um} “sinks
of it. his position cannot be defended. For
nearer the truth is Mr. Carpenter in tlcchlr
iugthnt the clearly known and almost uu~
nuimous will of his conslltttcnte must be
obeyed. There is the best of moms for
bowing to the views of the people in this
matter of compensation. Not to do so
took: selfish. not to mention the modesty of
so doing. For men to it: their own price
for services without giving the employ-om a
chnnce to say anything. is I very unusual
proceeding. and never done except in cases
of necessity. For the Congress 0f the
United States to fix tbcir own salaries with
out regard to what their constituents think
their service are worth. isle practice not fol-
lowed by any other clsss. not even the much
elu ed lawyer.
It may be that our honored Senator‘s in-
tention to vote egslnst tho repeal wu too
hastily expressed. At all events when the
question came up on Monday lust on Mr.
Conkiin’s substitute for the House bill sntl
Ill the senate smendtnents. sud which re-
peeled the salary lncresee. except in the
cure of the President and Supreme Court
Judges. Mr. Perry did not vote st all. It
they be suptxtsed thst be hsd lost some con
fldence In his original view of the mutter,
for with his idea of the people‘s impo-
tence. it can herdly be that the pressure of
public opinion hsd snything to do with the
chemo which we find between theoonldent.
insertion of s fortnight ego and the —~shsll
wehsve to ssy—dodglng of Monthly lest.
~Snsutfimi Advocate.
: The Norwich Advertiser. Deon. publishes
Booster Ferry' s speech upon the Gallery hill.
wherein he denies being n “servant of the
people, " sud comments thereon es follows.
This tsllt isle beexpeossd. perhaps. from
one who is conscious of being politically
deed end buried. If he is not n err-vent of
the people. who is he serving! He usuvnes
that be light by Incept‘
wrcngtkpgeople
legendaryixedbthbntentfuym
”humankind others llklkln
mmhforthstrownssiihhpnrpm
sumac htsrests of the people.
Thewmngwulntbeiewmnd the erect)-
nfter title
sslfsnsnnusl comm"
vcriest tvro who has earning! our polltioel
ibllltutlons must know thsthfi .Fsrvy but
expressed the opinion of our best publicists.
gsrds Congressmen. There is it speech of
Duelsson the settled of representstlves of
the people thst is so well known tint we
forbenrto copy my portion of it. Under
the Ameriosn system of repnsentetion. ss
under tint of Englsnd. the representstlves
of the people srs not their delegates; they
should st ell times be willing to hear them.
but they are not bound to surrender their
conscientious convictions of duty st the
popular bidding. This principal lstoe well
understood to need my defence. Mr. Ferry
only stetcd s truism. Those who do not cc-
cept it hnve n right to their opinion. but
their theory is that of the French cent-
munists. end not that of the men who
founded the American Republic. Mr. Dil-
sn. before his lt‘l'm on Senator lied expired.
had ceased to represent the wishes of the
people or the legislatures of Connecticut.
ought he to have resigned? We think not.
—}’ulhrds‘um
lamination.
To the Editor of Tut: SENTINIL :—
You must excuse the “ pnucity" tthst is
smallness) of my last. communication. as I
was unshle to find the records at the City
Clerk‘s ofilcc. sud now. for this commuuiv
cation. I out for the some cause in ignorance
of some data. but hope to get along, having
in my possession one hundred Ill i sixty-six
mgr: copied from the records.
Having sought the records often for the
ptst two weeks without finding them. allow
me to ask if it would not be just as proper
that they be kept in the City Clerk‘s postca-
slon as in timt of tho City Attorney. We
would tugpest this, as the only proper piece.
The chertcr requires that the clerk of the
city shall keep the records thereof. Lesvlng
tho subject of unfairness and favoritism we
now take up elicitation No. ti. viz. :
The ordinances of tho Common Council
have not been enforced. You salt for infnr
motion—if it is the duty of the Council to
enforce its own ordinances? We answer it
it is generally allppult'tl that it is the duty
of the mayor to enforce the laws and oral“
ounces. The chsrter constitutes the mayor.
the chief executive magistrate. is public of-
ficer invcntod with the executive gevcrtr
mom) and it shall be his duty to ho vigilant
in causing the luvs to be enforced. end its
we look at other sections. we find tllnt pow-
er and authority again Illtl ugnlu dulegsted
to him. and supposed that it was so. until
you propoundetl the qttostion. By referring
to tho minutes ot‘ the Council. we tlnd s lit.
lie of that despotismdust s llttlo. you know.
sticking out. for this Councilmen ltlvc made
themselves an executive body. The chsrter
only makes tlwm n legislative body. Under
such clmutttslunccs than. we answer you. it
is the duty of the Council to enforce their
own lutvs. so for us they have taken that
powor and duly from the tnnyor. and pro-
ceed to offer its proof of this assertion an
ordinnnco rnlttlivo to Street Commissioners.
vis: “ There may be on etllocr appointed. to
be called the Street Commissioner. whose
duty it shall be to execute under the dim:-
tlou of the Strrct Committee. etc. Said
Street Commissioner shall. with the approv.
ill of the Street Committee. prescribe. etc.“
l'ou will remember that my allegation woo
simply that the ordinance htttl not boon on
forced. Hero is a “word which makes It
quite clear. that over this mum the mayor
has no powcr or authority. tutti is powerless
to enforce them» laws or ortlinttnccs. tlw
Council melting It the duty of its own mem-
here so to do.
We quote again from an ordinance relu-
tivo to obstructions of streets. etc. “ No
person being the owner or occupant of soy
Iltlltl or prcmlsos within said city. shall pur‘
mlt any limb of nqu tree. etc.. to overhung
sny psrt of any highway or sidewalk in
front of such loud or promises. and if such
persons have been notltlod by the Street
Committee or Street Commissioner to re-
move the name. etc.“ We ask in all candor.
is the mayor to onforco these ordlnsncca t
Our chief object is to prove our alienation.
“Tho ordinances of the Council iteve not
been enforced.“ We on snjsln. en ordi-
nsnce relative to the City Attorney. “ The
Board of Councilmen shell annually appoint
at City Attorney. Ssld City Attorney shall
be counsel to ssld city. and shall prosecute
sud defend all notions in which said city
shell he s psrty.sncl do end perform all such
duties as me imposed upon him by the char-
trr. We stilt-1n thet this ordinance hss not
been enforced or complied with. lnsernneb
ss be but neglected or refused to prosecute
cotnplsints mode both by individual: sud
ell muddle. his eloquent voice was not heard
sod vet e sweet little bill, of two hundred
sntl thirteen dollsre sntl rtwes'tdereeest‘e is
presented to the city for such services. It
hes been violsted min. contrary to the
chsrter. which require thst sll costs. fines.
penalties. recovered for violstlons of the
city by-lsws. shell be paid by the Clty‘At-
toruey to the City Treasurer. 0n the and
of Jul; 1878.1!“ City Atmey reported
forty-ave dollars due to the cltyn Referring
to ebsrter. section is. we quote. “ Itsh‘sll be
the duty of the sttorney to my oil tines.
caste end other matters so conning into his
bends. into the city treesury. Sold attorney
shell account to the ttesstuer of sold city.
counts-Q. untetke useesrw of sell city“
Here is thereoord. suit this Not theohnr-
It being s pert of the ordlnsnceenscted by
manic“. welsh yen whoselety ltls tel
snferoeitf lies not this provision been tints
f “watchman“-
«Wm H g
Nor is there much mom for sentiment es re- .ml' P0W¢T.°’.““f°ldl“8 “d “Pl‘lli‘lill “Will
owe the people their beet Judgment: they 7
the police. end ccrtsiniy in the greet Ccuu~ ,
qusrtvrly.for all money revived byhlu;
‘ .. undet- provisions of this not. end my ell
‘2‘: 5-month his bends nt ssid timcsof se-
the oplnloaigfl 4
May 0th. 1 i.
“Report of Olly
city .61 84'.”
There isntiéh $.0le co
these reports. end those of the buyer thst
we cannot but remsrk it. Every instance
In his reports the amounts method have
been paid to the treasurer. Rexrettlng thst
dimples, .lsvnejt st ell prtgtbrtimiste to
m conviction of their importance. 1 sin
gratified to know titst many ere convinced
of their truttttuleess. end no profiting.”
their recital D R. Bannock.
I‘M Dmutwgof Yams: Whitney»—
. It wet on, mu driver. within the town of
lininden and our A bridge. that young
Whitney of New Keven wns_ekntlug end
where he lost his life. The Union gives the
following account of the end sii'uir: It was
about hslf-pnst four o clock, or 1 quarter to
are o ‘.clock when a two-horse sleigh came
down the road of Hnmden and passed on to
this little bridgo. In the sleigh were Mr.
Olive Bnkfr, who was driving.‘Mr. Timothy
Oowles and Mr. Frank BOWllllD. Before
the sleigh had reached the hither end of the
bridge. one of the gentlemen exclsitnod.
“ Stop! there is a boy drowning." All
looked in the direction indicated. and at the
left side of the bridge. so you come down
from Hsmden. rind in the channel. was seen
the head of the led us he struggled in the
weld: and endeavored to catch _ thin ice.
To the tight and left of the channel. on the
thicker ice. three or four persons were'eu-
traced in pickcrcl fishing. and bed out holes
for the purpose. Mr. Cowles. as soon till
the horses were stopped. sprang from the
sleigh and ran down to the river. going out
toward the drowning lad. so near to where
he was struggling in the csnnel that the ice
under him bent and cracked. Ho instantly
throw ofl‘ his overcoat. tho youth in the
water crying out. “ Help me! help me! save
too i“ which crlcs were “uniting for those
who heard them. Mr. Cowlos then pros.
trntcd himself on the ice and crept almost
to the edge, but was warned by its yielding
under bin that he must go no further. and
he made it sort of roll of his ovorcontfivltlch
he pushed out “for as he could. so til“
the skins were within young Whitney‘s
roach. Said Mr. Cowlcs. in on encouraging
tom: of voice: “ lit-re sonny. tnlto hold of
tho skins of the coat." The Ind obeyed tho
instructions and look n good held. Mr.
Cowles commenced to pull st the other out!
of the cost. so that the boy‘s head and
shoulders were nesriy out of water. when
llw weight proved too grout nod the ice.
upon which Mr. Cowlcs lay exlcndcd.hroke
under him. and he. too. was instantly In tho
channel. It is probable thst the boy was
soon onrricd nwny by the swift current. no
be instantly sank. dragging down thoovt-r-
cunt. At thisdrcttdful moment Mr. Frank
Bowman. who lull succeeded in procuring
It piece of Mme or n roll. cautiously but
swiftly approaching the spot. nutl lying
down at full length (as Mr, flowlca had
done) pushed one end of the roll towsrd
M r. Cowl». who. after some effort wns fur~
tttuutc enough to get one tum over~ it. Mr.
(iconic iiien. who lmd been on tho ice thril-
iuit. advanced uvct tho Ice in whore the two
men were striving against almost reasonable
hope. and lying down. sound Bowman by
one of his legs. thus undoubtedly prevented
hlm from hrs-siting through. and Mr. Bovi-
mnn and Mr. Bien wcro finally enabled to
get Mr. Cowlcs on the inc. and to it part
where it was sumolentlv thick to bear their
weight. In their work of rescue they weic
greatly nsslslcd by Mr. Banker. who entw
near bcimr drowned. as he is s heavy tutu
sud risked his life es few would have date
under such cttcumsmnccs.
As suction Mr Cowlcs was saved Ito ms
assisted at once to tho sleigh by Mr. Bur.
kcr. he being chilled and exsustcd. and tie
bonus were driven st their greatest “lead to
the house of S It. Downer. Here his club-
ing was so frown. that it was out from lls
person and he was soon made cotnfortotho.
and we trust will not gmntly sulfur for Us
stlmlrnhlc self-attcrlficc and bravery.
Dr. Tibbsls held the horses while the tur-
rlblu excitement was in prowess. Whun
tho first nlnrm was given it opponrt-d It!
lhotlxlt some of the men wcro too hormr
struck to bike tiny stops towsrd tho rosette
either of young Whitney or Mr. Cowlts;
but we believe they were not so much In
four its shocked at tho situation. and mo-
mentsrily lost their presence of mind.
i Nan
“k.” Rollin“ mam
Odd. Isn‘t it‘
But the man are “Just ss bad.“ it is clsltn-
ed 2 A fsshlonsble drmlst informs the is-
dles that he sellsss much " Isabelle Balm.“
(s sort of special) to gentlemen I! to lsdlps:
while the taller whhpirs of Else: shoulders
pad the vendor of uniforms all. tell. their
nnythlng but flatterlng title.” The blters sre
bitten.
We have never I.Shourd anything more
beautiful than this story of a married wo-
man whose will hne‘bcen proved in England.
She gave gllv‘li’er estate to Mr. Van Heurigh.
herhuahsnd; directed her clothes to be sold
to pay her funeral expenses. and ndddcd : It
is also 'my earnest wish that my darling
hushsnd should marry. ere long. I\ nice.
pretty girl. who Is it good housewife. and
above all. to be careful that she is of good
temper."
ABOUT
CPO '1‘ AKE
INVENTORY.
For a. few days will
REDUCE STOCK
0"
AT VERY
Low Prices 1!
CALL ‘ AND SEE.
A. DICKERMAN & SON‘S,
"Wellington Street.
8011'!!! N ORWALK.
‘ film tilt guilt: Quill.
The newly importud Roman scsrfs are
very bosutlfui and ere outdo a quarter of a
yard wide.
Mrs. Minute. of Lon County. Ge“ cultlvstts
1.000 acres of cotton and 500 sores of corn.
Properly to understand what “ women‘s
lovc"ls. onetnust see her in a mllllner‘s
Ihop.
From Paris comes the intelligence that
dch- trains have succeeded the court train
in “genteel society. "
By shooting a wood pile thief with salt a
Wisconsin woman preserved her wood end
put the thief in on an ful pickle.
A new kind of imported fringe of cut trees.
It is similar to the old inhibited bugle
fringe. Although prettier. and upon black
silk dresses is very beautiful end edbotlve.
Aroysl prineeofltslyhossrrived It Seal
Frsnelseo and is coming East to turn the
heads of all the young ladies he meets. his
is not quite ”types- of go end ls‘tresl
sweet}...
«PM! are new. .the prettiest hevo ll
vihlte centre and sdv'ephen of pink. An-
«her style is fluted end has n colored cron-
qti‘t'n‘ lh‘ the’ntidlie.
Youesnjudgeheweelditls around at.
trees to desth lusslelah while riding four
adensndsfellerhsdhle sun ethanol hens
mmf‘ig‘. (1...;
mmhesputupo; the test-ht s
v”
Inn...“ MW ”Mmm‘m f
a .
While «we hendkerchiefe‘ivith color-i .
I..."
manhood-om s rm lady l
m Wanted. I
A or lsncod rltor lstn cmkln
kou'tlowm. lfl P L. ll.
moa-
etttl trencrel
CORE
tlonth Novwelk
Ten Collector’s Notice.
Noticels hereb ven thst the undcrv ed.u -
tier sud by vlrtue’o s certsln 'f‘sx Wsrrsntwgnlyex ‘
coated sud st so by proper sutherity. sud directed
011.com column ding hint kvy and
tom . Crc other persons
turned in the rste book on list to acid wsmnt. sn-
n'sht'sm severe! prcm‘mons of the sure tetsl ss
ted void nan mm out
menrnpe n by ”My tnhsbltents oft Town of Nor-
l'a'rll'fl‘?" r ’1)“ int 0:. '"l ”elem
f.
In of, running for in: indebtedness of col torts
let of t . levies nmsndw wllsell ctPublte Ane
lion st the mug insfter described.“ the
enormous “tars. stlc‘ol eelr. P. if. so
rpm of toll mimic-t es of ivo-
lstn comm. s tutoddtn Wald Town of orvrelk.
unsold north. . busty
end son but;
u“torrent-l
3““. or my culled the Connecticut gmmplk ks es will
chin ti. "wit“llkl'llhut'ictuu
”Milt we. nsvuonn. rsx Collector. List tan.
Dstcdltorwslk. Jen. list .l
M
magmas.
a- Miami water on drought. tlso sll
l‘klnds of bottled wster at ‘8. F. Pooh‘s.
next Saturday night
MOhowder st the
opposite N. Y. vb N
e
i
when u-Clsrk newer?”
“Butternut“! once.“
ma- conundrum—Why do ell at. Indies
mastic“ French lnitisl Paper st A. Dicker-
test:
F it
o. . ‘ogmfdntl'ullll W
Brown a Wilcox have received
e g; supply of Choice Whit?m Syrup. Try“
3Q? New Bernice in lists st M‘s 8st
Led bring combing- tc P»
initialed “wheelie 't’nnds up tntcsa‘witeh '
a ct psnie prices.
credence-toothed them the dentist.“
- MILITARY H A L L,‘
uncommon-stamp
__ Melissa‘s. J ”
W“ ct“ cussed. one-m, hellthego.
the? W
m ' out of Bots vs. '0
Notice is hereb ven to all persons who “bonnet
M to the ”it: suntan
officeholders ofl'nvd d Donut .
“bonnet???“ tmb .rwh. tr. )llnor.n she}:
no bowlth for this “a
meet wee
«i the“ soot critics of ”theWrol col!”-
i'dfittt‘é‘t...
ofs wsrrsnt
en tween th s dste
lg!“ aficfiforthmhflb e v of seldw I
u ’ orlAs. w. sutru.
at South Nor-welt. Jen. so. tall. Collector.
Notice.
of the town of Norwnlk. on
13:“; of 1M“ tsxes remslnln unpsld on my
f
in "WW
cent. will be edited the is dsv of‘l Febru-
ssve by
must. All these boring un
lnzon the Col) actor st the Town
Clerk‘somcc Units l'l‘
Norwslk. Jun. 16th. 18'“.
WANTED.
eotor.
A) live pan or women of 8good address. to set for
us in tbiu city (or town). ply. Chromos.
~ rltu to “ t‘nn Fsvotu'rn." (illustrated) 136 Wssb-
iugton Street. Boston. use us.
Probate Notice.
District of Not-walk es. Probste (kart. Jen. 17th.
A 1).: Estate of lulu Downs, low of Norwelk.
in Mid districtd (1M
The Court of Pnbste for the District of Norwnlk.
to ssld vstste ere “5‘me
meet to
lump? ILDOWNS.
GEORGE DOWNS.
NOTICE.
Tu liner NATIONAL as" or Boos-IN
Sour trNonwux. Jul. 18th.” .38!
snnusl election for Directors
held this tiny It the nnnktn
ntl eaten were ominous
l heartburn.
‘i‘i
Mom
elm Directors
eensuin} your:
tie P. El It‘dwerdK. Lockwood,
m“ uni Fern-l3. Perot-L. Cnnnlttxbstn.
Winfieldfi drew J. Crofut.
Idw srd
stncettn: of the Directou held eubseqmtly.
”“li‘il ”nil ‘l."“.‘i.‘:i;"l°lllt'm*"°°‘°lm Wm“
s as
J. J. mun.
Photographs .
Tintypes.
Of ell-1mm strict It.
' , a ' . ,
North s Gallery,
WASHINGTON 8T“
(opp. out of nunvrntn s. new.)
MOI.
Prices Lower for some quslity
of work then st my other
Gallery In this
Vicinity.
SMALL CHILDREN
Should ho brouuht before 1 Pall. on plea-tut dnym
Others sro Welcome at my time. CLO VI)!
”A! 8 not cxcoptod I
A PARLOR ORGAN,
Left st this fishery for “to. will be disposed sts
sscrl act! to 0
CASH PURGHASER.
lies a full sets of roads and it stops. is new. Ind
wsrrsnted perfect in awry re spect.
W (mo. S.NORTH.
AU 0 TION!
Pictures, Chromos, Frsmes,an-...
cy nnd Useful Housefttr-
nlshlng Goods.’ *
lie ring bed. very bad mother for my solos lest
weak. l will continue to sell st Auction. st nu state.
No. 0 Main St». Norvvalk.
Commencing
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 91st.
sud continue ever sftvrwoon end evenl for the
baisnoo of lhowogk. Afton moon Wale st“; o‘clock;
evening voles st v.1vowtsn‘o‘3tiselrormtlns.
I
invited to at
their contain“
N. B.—~l.stll~‘s are lcnlerl
es every attention “Vile paid in
SUPPER!
————o——.—
THE LADIES
‘01-—
TRINITY GHUROl-I
Will give I supper st
Thursday Evening. Jan. 29.
mismatch . teats. writ“. mu.
Summer will be ready at do‘dltjmst.
ups Block l
ELKAN&GO
:leglesve hemebnttbuhvccpsuls
um gmss '
DRY boobs}: joyous.
byte Block!
‘ sorts combine. to». men...)
demmd
D3!!! 0003‘.
._ “1514.: -,
end .9!»
mm
For Two Dollars!
I ‘ rectum;
NOTICE.
Wynne...
I.
Six Dollar Chrome,
. M.» «At-A; a... so.» «any h - not: . M 0:!
llknent of convolution
powdered—Them
sud hello upon the “chine
“but? Wm.“ ..
on ,
noon. of wh V
notice.
ma“
w“? “an?! 1!,“ We.“ “h tin of i‘ l»
in u e
morfgnfl ”w! A. DAVENPORTJ y Judge.
Jen. .
let Mm intent
in soil district accessed The execute:
tsthees tats insolvent. sol preys then
its tcreeei as
3% VI. sine
v run;
m “i file-5m Wallis
not welt. and within the some town. sndb pub-
newspnper printed edln hirer-lo
The
nest dividend of 5 per cent... sud
inst.
DIVIDEND.
Omen Isms-Inna Occur m lnvcuxck Co. l
Soot-w Nonwua. an.. 3. 1814. f
Directors hove this any tlx'eeinved semi-sn-
slso en extrs livi-
h-e on or ofter llth
“a R. TURNER .Sec‘y.
ethanol-con
insure "If"
lilwi castles!“
I m:1): ILtbntthit-
meow
n! will.
Goodrichen nceoun eel shell
n. n’ ’“ MW.
NOTICE.
All pcreons ere forbid bothering or 1-1111 Junes
nine of
contacting
Norwslk. Jun. 9th. 1824.03
THE
l”n its fenrtbavolnne nnderthe most
themersnce
Gift um SUBSCRIBER
TO THE SENTINEL
Tbelrns
diuolved. byrnn nuts! consent.
in: therefrom.
no hereto
count.
163-
Durt esclmu‘lettonhes lu-
madam“: ml... in ever: mt... Rooms to Rent.
my sgélzt‘stwlu “I313! Avma men! veennt mus suitable for eleetr
mounce bit '0' “.3: 7° un"a‘s‘p'ertrrs‘cst'ths‘.lshonlti “ng react thorn by
“gala “'9 “Mud“ 5" m h i:- ‘I‘we or three rooms soluble for s lsdy nnd gentle-
” I include tfcroldenl 'iberstore- msnor ”indies‘. Themszsken ”10111.1:
MVMI" serve! no ”“1“ new one! chsrgeofn nstnnll fondly. nquire nt the South
to our list.“ ksvs magenta-ts whereby we um.“ mung-o 1.3.
see snsbisdte
Dissolution.
«Grant. Krupp & MSchmuck this tiny
ML A. Salmons retir-
A. J. 030 FU‘I‘
JAE. a. KNAPP.
S LMANS.
South Norwnlk. Jen. 1st 3376.
The business will beeenttnned bv the nndervtzned
under them nsnte of Crofnt a
5‘pr whoez-enutkoeixed to nettle the cabin of
A. J. CROFUT.
J.AS.E KN APP
South Norwslk. an. 1st. ire.
Bevin: retired from the lotus Inner Crofntxnnpp
e Sultans.
I shall continuum Icrtnyownsc
A some
THE SUPERB CHROM0,
theatldltvefmnsry.
mm by W“
0160.!
Bankrupt Notice.
wmbeeollnt public courtesan nthmfm.m on
aknetui'lsnd. with
“Indium thereon.
.n bunks-opt. in
. st South Nos-welt enthe cost
:_mm"'°&u 1 m. mum-rm
ream I. acumen.
I! efredenptlcnlns
kznsunndotber
MetMJartm
fll‘fl’l Illllllllfl”
sun 15.1.: x 11 means.
Without evceptlon. the finest Chrome eve
MR’. (3.. H. Ride,
130‘ GALE
8 Wagon. I! mph
me“: are? ‘hqntrs ct he store
Neck ‘ My" Blind! m"
he! “let heave-es Agent.
”I snug.
A}? s bugs“. or Wham e Hoses sndLot ob test
D. I PITCH.
Acne
wen-h.
«LE.
M
Q
NOTICE.
’ ‘-
The business of tbe' into John Men will it
continued bykis eon. J. It the old stud
on Wnter St... below Good work
men will be euployelm do malice- “Block
“M. etc. Orders
Wm lopsirln;b
III. J mun;
l“? Inuit it"
es s premium in this country. BTATEIBN'I‘ 0F
Falrfield County
FIRE INSURANCE CUMPAIIY.
The picture re n me of
333%. collide ‘3‘ mgumg South Norwaik, Ct.
at... storm mew we“... “£35... mum J A N U A BY 1. 1 s 74.
m‘m era-mm. twine “no lly about tau ‘ '
“a“ \l “on” We ‘mfi m” M...—
Nihilisl‘dd'wlltm“ ‘ iii.“ ‘“£“’Mb°‘"' cuss osrsvsn - - - seen one on
end the roses. osch‘tcll their varied tel: :nd «3!.» AME“ ' ' v ' " ' ' 313:335 (N
innmhowl inked to sweet old sen .brtlllsntsn
ill.“.‘.‘1..'.l‘.‘:‘.“‘ arm.“ whit a “i “" “M ._.. 5: 1..
gene bet ter Nstndau‘v’ufilemmgyrsnufige‘r'gdmxd
I 00 OM l III
fl” nod 33.. one k . bonus on Bond nod Hm ............. pinion to
«align! wmhun‘lll‘otgl‘i‘tsps “rt rife“ 10:“; :rhllh‘.‘ ”w “7"
“If“ IIG l I.“ 00 free .
“03:” core lg. tkecsn h “ht
L'Allbfl'ms.
Stock ........ . .mm M
AtPClsltns for been. crates “
Commission Dee Agents 1.va
Surplus .................. lot are 1!
88mm oi
. '32“: W e. maroon.
1! 3‘ TL My. Presi ident.
lute fit. in ur nether-teed Norwslk to re
colve subscriptions for to?“ mint. end the oh
no will be dolive Maribel! him
there.
ill-O
Extract of
~33
'l'hetitlcfrse enyth
lunches. semis»
flea‘inenl
POPULAR CATHARTIC MEDICINE.
[Vegetatio‘rh
RES DYBPEPB 1.5.,
We.“ Mmfiiflmwdfm. and
STOMACH, LIVER and BLOOD.
erllnjnflans astute h teltilellcbytbeleetl‘kyeicisne
. bottle.
,1“? “5“ 99‘! ERIN"? "-
C I G- A. RS !
The depressmn in the trade for the past
two months has afi‘orded on an opportunity
Norwalk Chronicler