1'
“MW Md. issitlty and "Mt “m I!“ ‘ ”1"me, ., ’1- ‘ duwtaudloshpfimvfihntsmsbyw inghurntor‘bcidlsnd asltpiOLsaid to he _ t
’ 1% “"“W what “Q“W‘Wb‘ % the Witt“ mmzmyofl sponsibls parties. i». smilliusttoticnssrs stilloceuplsd. what can we think is the; shouldhe awarded . 7 ..
‘I‘."“ ‘m{.‘, ’aur, g.‘ is; “2'“ maggot“.- n I: III 0"» ‘Afifiujmm a: “‘0‘ My bl.“ ‘Iflltll unit“! 6‘ *‘I‘ 1‘“. Oil “Nd“..m 0‘ “1“ .WII!‘ “Ill“. ,‘i.‘ .. ‘ m “n ‘u‘.fe*
“ ‘ "°~m°“‘ “mum“ at. instilled is meant seamen...) “to ulshtol‘mstviath.i8l'a.thnwo pu- “WM °n 5°“th “”7 “m“! assessinumsmtuugtym ,
k “M ‘ M ""3 “mm the «condiment a“; “a." “win“ “with! m. Bap- iicetnsn Were in the (station house one hour forgotten in making the report. 0th. hnfi whistler“ ‘ locomotive reminds’i‘d‘iinfisfia
Worms tree .on our meant no. of glam-u. m balance tum, 0qu M m. “m. a “m a. mu”. Iris- and foriy‘flnl“) minutes. and train oldu- other km of ten ddilm list you" first a...“ it“ . . .
Peter Van Iandt for resting building upon
the arch bridgeappests in ‘the report for
187%. No such amount for such purpose ap-
pears to the last report. unless the great
freshet. a few weeks ago.earried away
either the building or bridge it must rest
‘here yet. If so. then the reutwas also due
to the term. Has this also helped the
mighty reduction. and been buried in the
tomb of forgemdhess. 0th. For two or
three years past there has been reported a:
certain amount of money received for rent
our biographical sketches with lion. Dudley
P. Ely. The nest in order will he Oapt V.
B. Ferris to be followed by S. 8. Diamond.
Esq, of fitsrsralk.
ty between it P. M. and ti» o‘clock A. M. I
made that night two arrests. one at can P.
ht. and one at 11 o‘clock P. M. The one
made at 11 o‘clock took me three-quarters of
an hour brfore I could secure my prisoner.
and then reeiyed no help from the other po'
llcemen. and you could have heard the man
scream for help a half a mile around. Fob.
lat. 1878. Waterbury was off his boat. and
was at Military ‘Hnli without permission-
Feb. 27th. 1873. Tuttle and Waterbury were
both asleep in the station house; Tuttie lvlnu
when cosmic-a "gold is thrown into tug,
scale. x" '
The only hope is to arouse a strong public
sentiment whereby the people will no long-
er consent to be deprived of their rights by
a practice at variance with the spirit of our
institutions. and to see to it that our Lotti“!
turc be composed more hugely of those
whose position in society will prompt them
to labor to secure the best good of their con-
stituents 7
It is evident that so long an out Legisla-
_ An admiring Chapel street youth, says the
best counter attraction lite ever saw was a
pretty young lady clerk.
’ We learn that the new pastor. Julia A.
Hamilton. of the First Congregational
Oltttrch. is giving universal satisfaction;
The Rev. Mr. Bentiy. of the First Baptist
Church. preached on “ Thoughts of ton'uor-
row." at that church on Sunday night” last.
The Hour states that the Board of Relief
met for " the inst time“ on Saturday. If it
counties. imféhth til min; «wishes;
Methodist. M. with two out of service:
Presbyterian. 9!. with six unsuppiied tUni-
versalist. to. Catholic”; Unitarian and
Reformed. onecach; Lutheran. three; Ile-
hrew. o. African Methodist. d.
The number of physicians in each county
is as follows: Eartford. 189 t New Haven.
use. New London.66. Fairlicld. Bil; Wind-
ham“; Litchiieid. '70; Middlesex. 43 i Tol-
iaunl. 86.
reruns desiring board in a tint-class Boardit
louse in a pleasant locality. can he monument:
by syptylug’ to In. Win. K. Min. Chlpttl stree
Davis the late governor of Texan. has u'
nslly given up his once to Governor Davis;
These nucleic die mighty hard; neverthe-
less they do die
reminder-table. 0414
’A'U O '1‘ I O N
”0—— ‘3
Pictures, Chromos, Frames.Fatt
cy and Useful Housefur-I
A considerable change comes over thr-
spirit of Congress. Less than a year ago a
majority was found in both Houses to vote
for an increase of pay all around. Since
the lat: t-lcct'ttns only eight of the Senate
and twenty-five in the Home could be
found to oppvsc s repeal of the increase.
We know of but one city has tried the crazy
Communist plan of providing work for all
ture is controlled by lawyers. the practice of
our courts will. if at all. be reformed only
in their intervals. and those who are so un-
fortunate as to be compelled to seek their
rights in the courts will continue to be sub-
ject not only to long years of delay and the
payment of exorbitant fees; but likewise to
all the petty annoyances that have so long
By counties the lawyers are located as
follows: Hartford. 115; New Haven. 135 i‘
New London. 78: Fairflcld. 77; Windham.
24: Litchtieid. 38; Mlddiesex. 25: Tollaud.
10. 0f the whole number. (406) the cities
contain 313. as follows ; Hartford. Bl t New
"er611. 89: Bridgeport. 35; Norwich. 81;
New London.20; Middletowu. 14; Water-
bury.12; Mcridcu. ll; Norwalk. 10; New
on the floor. Waterbury in the chair. and
this between the hours of two and four
o'clock A. M. I have spoken to Waterbury
about being off his heat so much. and he re-
plied that he did not cure a damn for his
bent. he should go where he was a mind to.
(flow obedient.) I spoke to him once when
in the station house too long. and he replied
of ground near the lockup. but none in th
last report.
so shocked their nerves as to cause them t
after paying it on the debt.
It would be hardly fair to sup-
pose the members of the board were afraid
to fit) so near the building referred to. but
the natural dread of the place might have
forget to enter the amount in their report
But one thing
0 char meets again we shall consider the Hour
unreliable.
The last church sociable of the Second
M. E. Church. was held at the residence of
the Rev. Mr. Hauleubeck, on Wednesday
evening of this wick. '
The present prospects seem to indicate
0
that the coming spring will be one of a
nlshing Goods.
had very bad weather for my sales is
wgiltfil‘gvill continue to soil at Auction. stat) stat
No. 0 Dials: St" Nor'wnlli
Commencing
WEDNESDAY, JAN. list,
and continue every afternoon and evening for i
th week. Afternoon sale at Io‘cioe
balance 0' o 7. Now is your time for bargains
that he should no out when he got damned
good. and ready. I have remoustratcd with
them about going to llurlbutt's saloon; they
go there every night. and any to me if the
city does not like it. they can discharge
them." (The majority of the Council seem
to like them. and re-appulut them. notwith-
the public are pleased to hear—the new
member of the board is firmly opposed to
suppers or entertainments to ' town ofllcers;
thus saving a needless expense to the town
of about forty dollars a your. As I do not
wish to take much space in your paper. I
will leave the other items for another cum-
disgraced the administration of justiccfin "wing-“o. “
this State.
W
the unemployed at public expense. and that
is Paterson. X. J. The experiment has not
proved a success, for the men were out will
in: to work. but treated the money paid
them as theirs of right. whether they chose
to earn it or not. The taxpayers of the
city are protesting against the whole thing
very busy nature in our village. in the way ("tones 1!. Incl.
of building. repairing. etc. ’
A Nurwalk man says he's heard a great
deal about “ hope anl trust." and would
like to know what u fellmv‘s going to do
when he can no longer get trust.
Britain. ii.
. wiadlrs are particularly invited to my ",1.
«lira-y attention still be paid to their comfort.
#
FEBR UAR Y MA GAGINES.
The Atlantic under its new regime. while
maintaining its old standard of literary ex~
celleuce. shows the management of its new
1). 1:. SELLECKAND THE CITY.
“'itb this issue we publish the last of the
charges and “ stubborn" facts. promised us
SUPPER
as an outrage. and the men are to be dis- ""6?" S..-lltaick€blfc\1:leu::sllle3:23;“:{1'12153 publishets. llottuhttttt&Cu. Aldrich's story standing “W “Grim” “hiH'L'G- 110W true. muulcatiuu. thanking YO“ 101' "10 WWW” “Win-‘9' relinquished our position M the ——o——-
‘ rhurgea‘ l‘tlflidsfllebazed their use to the gentleman “Prudence Palfrey" grows interesting. and ”WW ‘8 “‘l “"00“"1132 f”? ill-am 3) you have shown we thus far. A Youth. “funny "it‘ll" “lid 3N0? 100“ 0f the Hour.
:-:=—.== . little did we dream of the terrible nature of shows a fine analysis of character. Chas. This WW“ “"“m l" b" “u .. “”3““ sutli- Wm w“ SW“ hereafter be “we to dim“ more THE L ADIES
The feeling to favor of the nomination of the disclosures which would be made pub- Dudley Warner continues his very enter~ clency" of proof. but there is an abundance T3 the Editor of THE 5'“,me '_‘ time 1” gleaming items {01‘ ”10 bEN‘l‘INEl: if ‘
Mr. Harrison by the R -pu'tlicv.ns gains ‘ ‘ ’ tuiuiuu summer iruvclslu the British I’ruv- of it yet unrecorded, and lost We slokcn you. ' ‘ ‘ “ things go 8""“"1ll.\'- ___o‘-__.,
Democrat appears to know the workings
of parties and tings so much better than!
do, that I shall not deny his statement that
lltrrace. Greeley furnished the brains for the
Republican party. If this was true. the
converse was true also—«that when he lost
his bruins he went to the Democratic party.
Ilu served the Republican party in a crooked
way. and when he was no longer disposed
or lit to serve them. they cunt him off by not
nominating htm. So the Democratic party
He. In our ignorance of the condition of
nfl'lirs, we had thought that our city was
nuanced by men of passable character. and
who had regard for the rights of the pun-
pie. But. ill-ts! how much were we in error:
Instead of this we find that. they have even
gone away off to Bridgeport. to get a City
Attorney; they have not made it their busi-
ness to enforce the ordinances. Even
branches of trees are niluwod to hang over
Our poor are being generously {dealt with
by the charitable people of this place. The
proceeds of the benefit entertainment held
last week. are bring distributed in a judi
cious manner by an appointed committee.
Those of our tax payers who drove not
paid their taxes on the list of 1873. had bet-V
tet- begin in skipnround and-pay “7'4"" .
February first. otherwise six per“
be added. A ship in time may 2
will only say that the same disposition is
still munlfesi; the sutucdlsrcgurtl 0f the or-
dinances lllltl instructions of the chief. and
the printed rules and regulations issued by
his Ilnuor.the Mayor. which rules the Coun-
cilmen in solemn convention. approved.
The police oflicc at night is frequently
visited by the prttroimeu. (to get warm.) and
titan-visits urn prolonged. and sometimes
with their visitors. they appear very happy
izround rapiilv. and it is now about its good
as a settled matter. The Democratic pu-
pcrs feel pretty ltitl about it. The ha of
their using every t-fl‘ort to create dissatisfac-
tion in the Rt'llllbliCtn ranks. is the best evi-
dence that they consider Mr. Harrison a
popular candidate. With the Republican
party united. victory is not so certain with
the Dcnmcrucy. There will be Work ncc-
cssary on both ~ialcs.
llitlt'S. U. W. Holmes gives us his historical
"BJlltitltlI the Boston Tea Party.“ There
are readable articles by liobcrt Dale Owen.
N. James. .I. G. Whittier. J. T. 'I‘rowbrblge
and others. Theodore Lyman contributes
some very interesting “ Recollections of
Agassiz.“ Altogether what was [guild in
this llltlL'lizlllt' grows bt-ttvr.
TRINITY CHURCH
Will gt re a cuppa at
MILITARY H A L I
Sm'lbtttrris gaining more and more the
)Inst's‘ 8. Harvey, a prbmiuent and highly
rvspccfetl citizen nf Tt-lluml County. illl'll
the .-i lewztlks; the sidewalks themselves
have been encumbered with snow and ice.
and out a single c-unriiman. nor the mayor
even. have ever tttrut-d out with their shov-
pnsitinn of the great. tuagmluc for the pen-
plc. Several articles in this number are
pmfusely illustrated. Edward King cutt-
tiuurs his articles till the "(trout South." this
and joyous. At such hours. at least. the city
is not guarded. but perhaps just as much so
as though they were out of doors.
Finally. under this llt‘lltl. we refer brietly
The rest we all know,
noted the part of rag‘pic vrs. hooking into
their basket Will! the other party cast oil".
nine.
A Nurtvulk youth says the firs
was ever kissed he felt as if he w:
«a...
of pneumonia at his luv rt-sitb-ncc in Sm!
flI'Ll on Thursday of last week. Mr. IIarv
v -_v was the principal owner of A large
manufacturing cststblisbtnt'nt in Sl’lfl‘trll,
a all. was ‘llt‘l‘ly known in business circles
llt‘ was fur 50“t‘i‘i\l }'t‘ 11'“ one Hf llil‘ rulinntl
(‘UlllflllrslfiltrlKIll this Strut“. At the lllllt
of his timib l e was prrsbltnt of the Staf-
ford National Bzuk. Shhml bus furth-
pust three years been surely :sfllicted in lb.-
lnss of several of its mm! substantial bilSl-
mss urn, .
Democrat says Hi“ only ism llui'ztt‘t‘
(.irt-vlvy possessed. and admired by himself
and ulbt‘t‘ Democrats. was his “ buncstisut."
I aim“ not deny this, but will apply it.
Ilurttt‘e Grt-th‘y has said “ Ii llltil‘fl was not
a. lli'li’rllflpt‘l‘nltl' a common sch-ml in the
(Ettlllilly. the l)t‘lll0i'rllll(l party would luv for
stronger than it is. Takr all the haunts of
tb-iuuu‘iwty in tho btu.l.urt.i you Will tlud
Itittt~~tt~lttlts of lllt‘ll‘ twister-spirits active
puttisans of the liuntucrutic party." They
are. he stys. “rcvib‘rs if the li'llllli'l‘illlilt‘
down the of? side of u ‘ rainbow. i
kt-e bundle under each arm. and u
of maple sugar between his teeth
It is with sadness that we chrt
ill‘lilll of Capt. John Ii:tt'kt~.of t
tllltl proprietor of the (Emmet: lC
Mr. Burke hml not lict‘ll ill bruit hr
and his dettb occasion-t much reg
port of his friends. Ills funeral t
on Tuesday illltl was largely nit
his friends and relatives. Kim)!
A narrow o~rape front death lumps
in an ordinance rt‘lrillt't' to sidewalks tut
(Flay rll‘l‘i‘l. June 17th. 1872. The uwners of
land on i‘luy street \vvre olden-l totttukc
Sltlt'\\'lll§\‘ \\ltbiu twt-nty days. from date
On July 15 b. 1572. as llw work was but
tltuw. the sli‘t‘t’l (‘Ulllilllllt‘l‘ were instructed
to grade shit-walks If not commenced by
mvurrs within ten days of tlftli‘. (l‘bis bold
move was made by our Very daring II. \V.
Lush l'. liul) \\'b\' was this lil'<llll;llll‘v nut
i‘ul‘l‘lt'tl (mi Yfi'ua ii lllt‘ tlllly of NW mayor
in mxfnrrv it. or the (‘ttllilt'lllll“l|? Without
els and picks to remove the same. Police
men have been guilty of thing profane lun-
:lldgt‘; have even tlurt-tl it) warm tltetttsulvca
by stoves. instead of running warmth by the
exercise of running tlIinl imaginary vlulut-
ms of the law. More than this. in the
tnnutb of February 1ST}. a «lrttuhpu luau
tvtt~ on the Streets. and the lllt'll chief of m)-
lirc. Enoch S. Piatt (ll-l not arrest him. The
prcst‘nt council ought. in be sevctt'ly ccusur~
ml for this. tutti ttudnub’ctlly u tiist‘rimiuut
in: public will lwld them to a strict at»
one llt‘lll! “Glimpses of Teth.” There is
u weird lliutltm put-m by (‘btru Tillman; a
discriminatingcriticis-n of “ A li-‘prrm-utu-
live lrlzul“ of Ii Igbsb l’ut'ta. viz: “ lluanl.
Arnold and i’rut-tnr." bv E. C. Slomiumn;
an excellent biogrtphlcal sketch of “ llrr'
attgvs“ by Albrrt Illtmlm ; and several bits
of poetry by Lulllnil )lmltnu. Celia 'l‘bnx-
tor and ullll‘i-t. Dr. Atw lL'l‘. of Princeton
answers Dr. llbtuvt-lt‘s ll‘t‘tlf‘litlill religiousI
criticisms ull tbt- tbmltuy and pulpit of the
tlill‘.
. " 'l
Rot-walk. as. Probate Court.
l-tste afafililift‘rd W. shots:
told district deceased. The on
. estate insolvent. and prays
commissioners thereon.
sat (‘ttlllll‘il‘ilohel‘tl to rectum
on the claims of the "critic"
ilnlt‘d at the probate outer. in I
t of February. it?“ at 911th
ch all personal in interest. 1
tpesr. if they see cattle. and ,
mid exeeumx will give pubti
«ting I copy of this order out!
at tothc place “here the a
" l within the same town. and
no in a newspsprv printed in.
m 1% days before said 71h nay
-WW" Cnlllnliibllllv for it. The Luck (‘ntnpetuv “3.10.“, V”, has up“ ”I. three “,5.” thanks to m..." the “‘Hl‘k w.“ mm tlvtol “4...“. pttuilis‘s blm‘klv-rs “”1“.“ of do.“
A sin r! session of Cont'rt‘ss is \I'l‘llt‘l . ' . ' ' ‘ " " ' ' ' ‘ “ ii ‘ V ‘ . ‘ ' ' ‘mt b st \v ... ‘. ‘01 t w l t , ' ‘ ‘ .'
"' l ‘ ‘ llill‘t' vnrtrhe-l tlwntsclvesl‘l‘ HOUNWL' “i‘ smriv-s. amour: the nut om- bv Antlmuv ulmtll the lllllltlli‘ of Atuttst. 1573. \Vrtitri of prostitution. etc. are almost all Demov d" | ‘ l‘ A}. ”E" um “i “KO““E’LDM EV’ORT“
' ‘ we could not learn. In jumping ._ .- .
this yr: r. for lllt‘ simpli- reason that there i~
it" m. ury tu Vt tr :uvalv. lu'zlls'iutin‘.’ fu-
tlu-ptnplv is ilplt'nS'tlll thing if the pcup‘c
ll‘u't‘ titular-y t-nntmb in make it. till object
and usually ("noctcss is willing: to rrnmin
in “Minn so inn: its ting-e is a cent they can
get tbcir llillltlsull. .‘(t lit-4i. four-fifths it,
al‘. llit‘ bills introduced look in the l‘Xllt‘Iltll
lure of pub‘it- mun 3". directly or intllrvctly;
but as tbrtv is no mnuvy to spcnl bryumi
wit it is nlhulutclv necnssurv to me i lit" l‘t -
quireuwnts of the rrj: liar rtpprnpt'itl‘i-m
bills. it foil ‘-\\'s that all this mass if lruis‘a-
tin- pmlmsitiuus wll lttve in go over until
nrx' St‘~~lviti \\ l'lmtll tlt‘flttill‘ ttr‘llnil.
t‘l‘ltli." Arr tin-st: the "buttuslismt" admitted
by liunmrrutl It war have been that "or
are tin-vlry \vua lltltillllill‘il on the ground
tlvtt Inlssiomtrlrs are sent in ltrutltcu troun-
tries.
Democrat thinks Republican ridiculed the
fact that the («utility rxpurtwl uvrr 3.500.~
(“10.000 of gold in ten years. I dill uni rill~
irule the fact. but its application and the use
he made of it. 'Elmt the use he made of
the fort l‘i‘llltl “ill be t‘ill‘l‘t‘i‘l. because muro
gold was exported in these ten yt‘ttrslimu
uuvorttttwut lliiil ruined since the adoption
of the constitution and more rrmuiust‘or
business; therefore the application of his
fact fails. Dotttuvrat says he wishes to lu-ip
the Republicans out of a ditllonity but they
(‘ttut sl‘t! it. He tttlgltt talk till tluuuts tlll)‘
illt‘ same studious dung: il‘tl of the ordinance
rl-ft-rt'ibg In Mutslmli sin-ml tllltl qllnlt‘ the
record in pt'm-i‘ ‘4“ S‘nlu Hf (‘unttwtit'uh
t‘ity of South Nurwulk. h‘tirtiuid (‘u.. es.
(llt‘l't‘ is live dulbus worth i Tint in the
upini In of this Bowl of t? nutt‘ilutctt lllt‘
Nurwalk Lurk (NI. ltetvl‘ t‘tlt‘l'titli‘llt‘tl tlptm
.\l tt‘saull strut t. and in view of that fact.
the strut-t commissioner be and is llt‘t‘t‘by in“
strttrlml to notify the Nut‘W‘tlk Luck (‘u. in
l‘t‘ltltht‘ the fence from the public ill‘i'l‘l. and
lb ii llli‘ said i‘tllilllillv remove the stud rtt‘
cto-wbmuttts tutti fmw - within the term of
twenty days from Sept. L‘lsi. 18:3." This
ordinance. illlllki‘ the preceding our. remains
a tlmul lt~itrr in this day.
You will lw ii‘ mo witness that on insertion
was lliilili‘ us \\ ho was to blame for the non-
tlr property of the city. This must he luv
.m-tlbtlt-ly I‘t‘llll‘llt‘tl, or down comes littir
tmuw. “'ul‘sv still, .\lr. tildtllngs has but
it bis possession, {ttt't‘ulllllt‘tl for) as ttturl.
as $75 at a time. This is all wrong. Sup-
ptse bl- shmtld meet with an accident up
his journey from this city to Bridgeport—-
mother financial crisis Wlillltl be upon us.
The Sll‘twi L‘uuuuittt-e have not improved
all the streets at tillt‘t‘. llerc \\‘u are person
ally aceticvml. \\'.‘ \vtnt a walk laid right
up to the place \Vllt‘l‘t' We put up. but it
irisu‘t been door. If the riglth of the peo-
ple h-ul not bi cu ttsurprtl this would ltuvr
iwvtt nlllt‘rulst‘. llut for this oligart‘by we
tuiubt to day have been i‘llj tying the privi
lt-gx-s of citizens of this from republic \‘l-ri.
ly \\t‘ arc in the ll'llltla of the l‘biilsltnes.
DIVIDEND.
trtltn Com"! Ftttr lssv at
flaunt Nonta'aus. Jaw. :
rs have this day declared a
uf 5 per that. and his u an ox
cent. both payable on or of
Ii. It. TYRES).
NOTICE.
are forbid harboring or truatfl
a ’ account. as I shall '
{.3 Ctlattuidutl.§1
p. 9th. tel;
Trollope on “The Way we Live Now." It
r uttuins also many tliwussiuus of religious
and social questions fro lli" standpoint of
”TV illlll libt‘l‘tl thought.
the trains just starting form the l‘
his equilibrium and fell forward
the cars. but be was dragged out w
jury by the prompt action of n 1
near by. who then and there up
to milk Splash}: in a way that. he
be very apttu forgot soon. It rt »-
Wuutlt‘l‘ if some of tile boys It!) 1:
by the cars. unless they give up t
of jumping on every train Just as W
and then getting all when it is u . tnkrup‘ Noticé.
motion. in opmt deli tune of the “S“: < tat wimp auction 0.. ".0 iv!
3.“... u “N. lmwpt...p . if January. tilt. at in o‘r och
.mptiuu In a taiu tract of is
at titlltsl' he gig: standing“
1
m, s-~.c...._-____ ._+..M . W2..—
ti, arrtspmpiour.
tt‘uutiuurdJ
To Me .‘u‘t‘fur of ‘i‘uu St\;x‘t‘lsr~:t.:———
In regard to the ordinance
rru ist—“Tho i‘uunrll shall normally appoint
a jlltllt‘l nus i‘lt‘i‘ltil‘ of said city. assessor.“ ll
does not provide. tit-itbcr was it cuntvmpla
lt‘tl. that our of lllt‘ll‘ lliilllllt‘l‘ should be up»
painted. and it seems a little odd that such
ilmsi‘iflll‘il
Timur. aortcss.
(W Mineral water on draught.
kinds of bottled water at S. F. Putt
The t‘umntbsiatt of Appeals. of New
York. has iet~t tit-rib an important decision
7“:
~ ‘ ‘ ‘ is the rise. . . . .
m .5 f“3“.‘1“‘; 3"“1‘i‘5: “’1 city." ”'0 ‘N‘Tlmi but a mightier one than they will rescue us. “3. "N." ~tiii mm“... that ”W ordinance ....9...~............ ”f u... “nu..."wps‘ but nut and and look up ships manifests it" that iiitlt‘. {ig‘ lllltt‘tfi‘t Iforfet “13x! attitth‘lofi. ll
pm the. to cup I“ tbtt of . is. If Elmore ~ .. y... - .g u 4‘ t . . \\-~ . - . . . ‘ . . .. .. .. i us . .1.“ v -. - . - . also and have his bobby :- lt‘t‘lt‘ mvmouts. ““Wii 0 “l‘ “‘3 H“ “‘5 , , _ r 1 "fife
Hi 1 i “1 l“ ’4‘ “ll l‘ “N“! "“l ‘ lt‘l.‘lll\t‘ to the ‘1‘“! «l of |\‘\ utttntuts and t at s “i ll . “m .l“ n‘ ““ ‘ l‘ "“ """Nm‘hx Ami ‘ ‘ ‘ I ‘ “ Iiritlut‘ltort lluttst‘." til‘ptnllf R. *N.‘ 3 "i7
vttx. will not prevent people spending their
motley at litllllt‘ or in Eutupv. or save them
from extravagance. If we pt) in fun-lg“
countries for goods they must be paid for in
.cold whether we have specie payment or
when'wn consider how ilii‘ Board of (‘uutt-
viburu is tumlc up of interested parties ai‘~
levied by little nixlbtuuvc. may we thlltlt‘l‘
why such urtiiuuttt‘s‘s ttt‘t‘ not rttfuta‘vtl.
against Lmtisti Studs. Talc ilt’fi‘lltlfllll is
ut‘nn luctnr on the Lung Island litilmuti,
tutti t-jcctcdtltc plaintiff fnnu the cars for
refusing to pay his fate because he haul ii
ll. tlt‘iliil.
{$9, ‘ L‘ttttlllltli‘iliil.fv\\‘ll\‘ do all the lflfi‘
buy tbvir French initial Paper at A. Diet"-
umu tk' Sun‘s. ‘ .
ll’lll br herd. Smut again we shall feel that
we are lllt‘tl. and o to act as men. The court
oil‘s day are number xi. an i no hint: r ‘ttl illi"
for them but to close up llit'll‘ otllcial lil‘
is not tutfort‘ ul. ' be \tl‘tll'ltl‘lfi ‘. st‘rtiuu lsl
pruvivlm.“ Nu lamtuullvo. engine. t‘tl‘ ul‘
trainof v:tts.a‘:uli pus «mr any railroad
between the wins! end of the bridge and
. u nan» ”\\lrv|u‘\'.~i .
hfi‘au
therein stsicd. maid sums being a
ticket purclmmd some days before but
a l \ ‘ .-
wluch hvl punt i upon it “ [V md for this
day only.“ In other States it has been tit ‘
him. and retire to private life. Town t,‘un~
stable C W. Smith. is also it bud uptown-=—
turrlltlv frilnu‘ \Vil illlt‘ would ttvor lttu‘t‘
Munroe sttvvt at a m‘vttlttt‘ rate of speed than
six miles an hour.“ That this ordinance has
in Cu. lilltl in t nuatoutl‘t . t lulttit'tl. .vtllli‘ it“ it
Hero is any throw thousand dollars in Val»
up of the proprrtv tukrtt.taerut‘~linu in tim
rrpnti of the street rutttttttttt~t~.i by the Lock
tttetttbers of the
not. Nlutvttautbsof the noise about spec
payments. expottiue cold. paper money.
expansion and contraction is only a bubble.
it‘ at 25 eta. a box. A. Dickerumu 5: Sun.
a frtsb supply of i‘tmiw
a?” We sell the Best French Ittitinl Paper
[pp Brown to Wilcox have just received
White Syrup. Try
as “putt by the inhabitants oi
woli' mainly nod l‘am‘fy asset-uh
itith day it! item other. A. II. 131
a“! “‘Wbilnfl fur the ludoht .
lot of i ii. levies u )0“. and will i
cult-ti that lht‘sc ttckt‘te .m“ goal at any yil‘illbm'il that this gentleumtt Wit!- such a columns “my“ m... m. rlli‘ltt‘r‘“ it “WM“... p.“ Mm ‘3... .pumhmm ‘ ‘ i
tune. but "‘6 t‘otttutzssrtn “f appeals to “‘it‘bt‘tl ltltllbltti‘l h “"1 “W“ i““"““*““‘l the iltttb uiwuvs. This ill‘\llilillii‘i‘ at least liuzitti of i‘nuut‘iltltt‘ll.billable of the lttlt‘r- “but h it "W "“mm‘mu“ “MW “W uow “ . alxt‘:'i‘§:rl‘i§“i\l'\i; i'g3f‘l‘.“§‘l‘.
V ' ‘ | ‘ ' ‘ t . . ‘ . s so ‘. u . w. . ‘ ‘ . - ‘ , t . . v‘ a . \
tbts case decides liml the tau» is drift-rent in ”w“ s“ reliable. “ sconce; b.“ be “Md in is n farce “ great surplusncv. u“. it is “NM“ NM} pumpnnnqh w...“ “maple... to art. 1.. oil‘. ripe for our country a supposed i \ its? ‘63 .\.~\\ litiigtiiiis lil lists at l‘litlit‘ it list much“, the mummnd‘wnw‘.
‘ It is Free Trade which was the colonial pol- Now. liatu F. t‘rutut. situated in card 1 f
it worth while to proloue and perpetuate
such a trnvrrttmvut ! We s~\‘\‘.No. I‘ltttpbatl-
t"ill.\'. No! We doubt \“lit‘lllt‘l‘lllt‘ biiud mu~
tideuce of the people in reelectionr u tuition
by of these Councilmen.and with which
they have an recklessly tritledmsu be entire-
ly restored. even by years of good behavior.
' i). ii. SELlJit‘K.
and bounded northcrtv. easterly an
new or fortneriv of “Fit ittdtIN ‘rit
by highwav called the t‘mlnectieui
misethe sum of insults ti
portion of thttsstd ‘hliam . 1
mat in titesaid list. togethtr wit
levy. sole. «tr. .
ttllh‘ F. RAYMOND. Tax 0011
Dated Norwstk. Jan. slit. in".
FOB saui
To ha or 'i‘ I Let. a "oust
:\ aveuufiuglpply ‘10
that state. as they have given judgment
against the plaintiff and decided that a tick-
et issued by n railroni and stamped “ (lmul
for this day only“ is but good for any other.
The ("atomissiou of Appcals (It: not know
whether thiscit go ‘il luv or not. but scarce-
ly anything could be devised that would
work more inconvenieutly to the traveling:
public than this
the way of the plant. but only for a brief
moment. That “ Ku Klux“ hill shows him
up in his true light. .\ leader of such an
ut‘eauizutintt should be frowned tlmvu.
I’rcsltlt'lll Grant must be called upon. if no
ntltrr way can be devised to gel rid of him.
A man that makes a mistake must not he
tulerzued in this community. Suck at m
The back of the monster is broken.
entirely disregarded. v':\ train.ordinance rel
alive to nuisances. swtiuu \‘ul. tli‘i‘l‘t‘l‘li‘
“ Every person who shall. in said rity. itvvp
any swine which turuus a bout within fifty
fret of any building \lit‘il as a dwelling
house. or utauufuvtory. or uf any street or
church. rte. situll futfeit and pay tott dollars
for each day he shall so keep such uwtmh
We here assert that this and section i of the
Ladies bring your combines to S. I‘m
kulskt‘s and have them made ttpiutoswiteir
us ui panic prices.
m Live iierst‘ Ft‘ttilu‘t‘s til But‘kiltglttitlt‘tl
It‘ttrnitute Stow.
gig" llot “ Tom and Jerry“ is all the go.
at the “ Bridgeport House.“
[3‘ Slippers! Slippers! A large assert.
meat of Ladies Slippers at II. S. Iirowtt‘s
icy of iireat llritluu before the Revolution.
and what the Tories of that day fought for.
It isher policy. tu-dayJo ruin the iudns
tries of every other nation. This clamor
about our condition is only raised to intro
duce Free Trade. set on by foreign agents
and supported/by foreign internists. llmu-
oerut imagine that he has shown Republi-
”I”.
”v ~"-——~—~ ~—~~ My, Mp. )tm-r L’t. F0 “model as we i av . sumo ordination is and has been violated colt» .‘Iow‘ "but“ Clams ("Hf Oysters. (limit illfi WM‘ 3“ t‘fil‘lctru ilientstilvc: ‘fmtll‘ m- .owumg‘v‘ 0i: “3‘ kllltli.‘i\ll:l till 93““ if D'
For the hen- th ml the currency tinker , bet a in netitted by these disclosures we are tiuttully. and that it is known thy the (‘uum 11......wwm‘ R. I.. am.‘ 37‘ 1374‘ mem :ijthttrrtltits EEJY‘ES‘T “a; :2; M“ "32‘Em:auxyiififgfi““”3 231;”); “3 .L“.--_. ~,_.-__-_ .—
c~pn~riaiiy three who want more of the uni thankful. and now that we can see our way Clinton and police. yet {no action is taken to 1}, (5.. mm...- .:f Tut: Sus'rtrtut. ..__ gm) “3““ ‘v‘ issill‘arltd , ‘K ' ' “ .... mm s...1..\\';r..r..‘:..{\ a... i390;§:.“‘.l:: NOTICE.
etc. it is worth while to show how llitlt out of the present chaotic condition and enforce it. But as this is a “ ltouulsh strip 1.. y..." issue of Jan. l6!h.l notice a m. h“ “3‘ x “ l‘ : ‘\' “Wyn...“ rout a fountain at S. l“. l’eek'a. The business of that late John.
m.“ hm.” """m‘d "m“ “it“ oxlit‘lhiilt‘t‘ Tlu' direct“ in “W “W future. “to dawn “f it hot“ we will proceed to sections 7 and it) of tar from intuekot. ll. 1.. which save “that ‘ ‘ ‘ W“ Wine of ti ,. Woods“ is naked for bv ”Wei-“mash” h" in“ J‘ “mm“ki
crhis of I83? was preceded by an iuemw better day. when we shall be rciievvd f mm the same ordinance. without quoting: them. f... "w...“ in “up“, . and quulity ‘wo put ‘ "'m N" eyrryitu‘tlv. ‘ii‘uhEQ‘ii’ii‘Jifhg-‘p “fi'llfi‘tlmil‘il‘b llllu élwhgéghgtgehh§d€ifiiut
r tcumtt tutu. nurse t‘ ti o. . t~t‘."s. ‘ . em! up. was winners.
in the amount of piper circulatinu that
htisml it from $94,000.000 in 1834 to GHQ.-
(sumac in 1837, an intittion of 58 per cent
in three yeam The crisis of 1857 was we
the (tpprttssli‘tt tyranny of our present rulers.
we. together with a grateful people. in the
language of the poet. aims:— ‘
The morning light is breaking.
The dsrkaeats disappears
and any they are violated. as is the ordinance
relative to saloons and other places. All of
these ordinances and their violations have
been discussed by the Senior Councilman
Norwulk against the world." Willi all due
mspwt for the opinions of the writer. I. as
a native born littode Islander. very respect-
fully differ with him. No doubt Norwalk
Wabbit m... can; "
The tit-tttifpoionalse still continue the fa.
Wiltilltlmw at John E. Smith‘s.
W Boneless Sardines at Brown sh Wllv
cos a.
New Maple Syrup and lionev at liruwusk-
in v
fully received by
HIS. J. IVEI
“+65? h
STATEMENT :
vorite style for alike. and mama.- wishes
something more dressy than tltis suit. make
ceded by an immense that raised the amount
in circulation from $53,000,000 in 1851 to
and the writer. it is therefore nothing new.
nysit‘l‘s. like the htdiesare nice.m~yuw.
We now refer to the ordinance entitled
The weathers of the council W licox‘s.
$301.000000 in i854. and then. after a check
that reduced it to “88.000.000 in i855. rnis
cl it smile to $214.000ii00 in 185?. This. I!
is perceived. was a much more moderati-
and gradual inflation than the earlier one.
amounting to only 33 per cent. in six years.
It was helped. to be sure. as an inflation. by
an even larger increase in the specie circu-
lation. but that was an increase that power-
fully aided to alleviate the shock of the cri
sis when it came. and to restore trade after
wards In contrast with these comes now
the crisis of 1873. which was preceded by
no increase in the amount of money of all
Are full of noxious fears.
Each week that mi ghty pen.
slashes right at ‘cm
Never will cud this mmmotiuu.
I'or sleiloek has got ‘em.
See the rascals now. there bonding
Before the power of truth.
And the the thousand hearts ascending
in gratitude and love.
While sinners. new confession.
II. it. 89: call obey. *
And micve an axltator‘s blessing
By getting out of the way.
#
Region-a r’s Report.—
“ Au ordinance relative to sidewalks.“ ete..
asking you to read section bit and 2nd to the
first period. Then we quote “and whenever
such sidewalk shall be permitted to be cov'
ered with auow.iee or sleet for more than
six hours after the same shall have been de-
posited or formed thereon. the street commie»
sic ter shall remove such snow. ice. etc." Mr‘
Editor. you do nor require to he told of the
continued violation or uon‘ouforcemeut of
this ordinance. neither who' should enforce
it. We tire of searching for an ordinance
which is faithfully enforced. The violated
ones meet us on almost every page of the
but when your correspondent says they
“beat the world“ Iobjert. Who has not
heard of the I‘wvidrnea ltiver oysters. and
who doubts they are not as nice (I will not
any better) as any oysters. Your correspon-
dents presumption is correct when he says
“it is conceded by all that Rhode Island
excels in clams and clam bakes.“ Now our
clams are not your clams. our clams are soft
shell. while yours are known to us as Quit.
hoops. and we would no more think of ask
log a Connecticut citizen to sit down to a
Qushonu Bake. representing it as a genuine
Rhode Island Clam Bake. than I would of
buying a Connecticut Ilatu without first
the skirt with a pouf at the back.
“’tlllll‘l'b
tly who will have her.“
The four hundred girls at Vassar College
are obliged to rise at five o‘clock in the
morning. and are not allowed to have any
beuux except bribe presence of three old
Spanish proverbs are at a discount in:
now. but this one is at par: “ At eighteen,
marry your daughter to her superior: at
twenty. to he.“ ctptsl. but at tblrtv tn auvbo-
Large kul‘chiefs of twilled silk. folded
inside the coat to protect the neck. are
named after sentiments to suit their color;
1"“ Main a Gm \es. Pear and A ties. at
J. E. Silllilltlg. 1 N
m“ Try Brown th Wilcov‘s choice Teas.
A Guitar Aoun Yuan—Chills and Fever
now abound in all malarial districts Our
readers are reminded that D itol‘s Fever
and Ague Pills are the only gal. positive
cure we have for it. Their . ufailim: sue»
eess torncptarter of a no my is very re-
markable. l‘hev contain no arsenic. calomel
or quinine. and besides curing the disease.
root and branch. brscothe system upugainat
further attacks. Write to Fraser 6: Lee.
New York. for a descriptive pamplet.
Maseru act). _
At the residence of J. ll. Ferriv.!onth Nor-walk.
Fairfiold C 4
FIR-E INSURANCE 7
South hlorwali=
JANUARY 1 ‘
oasucapl'ras. . .. .5
”-3..."— .3
\
assure.
finds i" c‘"“‘*““3 “it!!! ‘0 100 P"? cent me ““3 "9"" “' Rcfil‘m" M Births recorded ordinances. and wehaste to refer to i . u " n '«t- ‘ “ w n a I.’ h .
width: the three or her years that followed Marriages and Deaths. we learn that the “m1...“ an ordinance relative to the police :gf'qufl “1‘: $3313.31? “fyu 2.3.3.1333?“ allmlidgiyémtzwmcr filletifilzifll'glfff; K.Ofiu%.dd13'ua h.§»’§?h£‘t"rlllfiii‘iit 2:31
1361, and qulll In 300 Pt‘l‘ Deal“ in lite Whale number 0! b‘nhs ID? the ye“ 1873 Th8 Council I“ “Ill ordinance. kindly OOIEI .0 know why you‘Gomtectlcut pimple Will) rudy 110‘ unplugging hm“ ‘ FOR SALE
”Wm“ 0’ "‘8"? Filer currency. While ““9~ 353: marriages. 30‘ deaths. 189" The ply Willi “1° provisions 0‘ the charter. “d have such a reputation for selling: wdodvn Simplicity is in favor this Winter fur ' . I
all this is unquestioned titers are currency deaths were from a“ following ”“5”“ seem l° 8‘" ‘0 the mayor “ right and duty heme and wooden oats should allow our weddln dresses Worth forbids all lace mt SuAmtqubs" tli‘a‘ndrglt‘lglflfi‘l’fff "timid ownybogl
damnrs of the “M“ “3mm“ “mum, Cholera ...... chiller». threatens.......ta made incumbent on him.and ifweshall that self to be an much deceived about "{elnm bridal “gm“ andtrlms the richest futile and tFWo’acree'. w‘lth Shouu.ll;arn‘out:otbor':t§.ldlngs. .
5611001. Who hold that “ a hair of the bound U any “'3 1' remiss in regard to its enforoe- bakes." As I heard a South Norwnik lady satin with tulle. reserving the lace flouuces ..'3.fé;“q..:..:. 3"?“ “£35szch 02"“
. . . r
willcurethe wound." and they insist that
as the crisis came with too much paper
monastic true remedy is a little more of.
the some.
RIGHT‘QF TRIAL BY JURY.
Iths been announced tint. in Austria.
when the general tenor of the government
ha been despotic Ind averse to progrcsz.the
right of trinl by jury. has been guaranteed
in Ill themesof that country. We trust
that our Legislature at its out session, will
Mich,” inconsistent with thecnirit and
gestation: great charter of rights and
libel-tau. thatrnlepecniiar to the tar-actions
its theooovtacf this State, which permits a
WhadetoumpefroInsjmytrisl;
forunderthicruled: handlers 'heeothe
m of ox“ w to take
den-land wwwmomm
.- Oaflfi‘fllflbflflufl‘“
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meat. they must take it. as we are to state
stubborn facts“ in proof of our assertions.
The requisite of this ordinance is. “There
shall beappcinted a chief of police. and all
other members of the force shall be subject
to his orders. under the mayor. It shall be
the duty of policemen to obey such lawful
sot-den and instructions as they shall receive
from time to time from the chief of police
or mayor. respecting their duties. It shall
betheir duty to guard thccity day and night“
(what part is guarded. except the depot. the
saloons. and hotels and the police oiling")
and report to the chief of police all violav
tions of the lows of the State. or of the
charter or ordinances of the city. It shall
also he the duty of all the Wound mem-
bevsof the police to arrest all person: found.
guilty of .W. disorderly headset. or
drunkenness." That this ordinance. as a
whdgh'hbyaucnd is violated,youarer’e-
ferred selenium of the sultan—“De-
say once “ Bait! I don.t like clams or clam
bakes here“—menning Connecticut. On in-
quiring I found that when a bake was
made. the clams were all turned scouts
downward. on end like so many eggs. and a
huge tire built on top. and the result was, to
use her expression “ a lot of cinders. some
sand and clsmmwith a consistency of leath-
er." Rhode Island is small. to be sure. but"
she extends a cordial invitation to all Con.
necticut. and South Norwalit in particular.
to come and see next summer. and be con-
that posters will-herald far and wide the
advent of “ A Genuine Rhode Island Ola-tn
Bake” at Gregory‘s Point and Roton Hill
every day during the summer. Why. Mr.
Edimr. we are so jealous of our reputation.
that no student graduates from our college.
(Brown University). without having been
initiated into the mysteries of tucking a
vinccd as to how we do it. and I am sure
rings.
to glossy satin.
The women are becoming more reusuuabi
at last. Mr. Sargent. of California. preach
ground
rights as colored men! .
say I have no business to gush at my cg
butgirle, the delight of a bath in that Irish
your lover's tender clasp.
and I know."
“ What is a-moresxhitarntiugs’ish
I've tried bot
handsome giris‘siiding. down hilt on an o
for reception dresses to be worn after war-
Soft dull faillc dresses are preferred
ed a petition from Elizabeth (lady Stanton.
Susan B. Anthony and others. asking that
womensbouid be allowed to vote—on; the
that they should have the same
Says Anus Dickinson of a, bath in Idaho:
" You may laugh as much as you please. and
water is very like the rapture you find in
. £9”!er
a Vérntont paper, “than to see amateur,
DAVID W. S .
Norwalk. Der. 1M. 1573. “AD-NH
FOR SALE.
a One Horse Wagon. on a and mm d ‘
for cash. Also a Ton of 3:5. Enquire at eh
or F. R. Nash & BM. or
Q
t.
"to“:
tea-u ‘ nest nmfi‘dhihfifltt
P . T U R K ,
- .Suceessor to 1. , ,
n. solemnly, .
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~“Wm”%flh“
tea: fioMofwfifigm mews: duly sworn. saith, rm 1.. the “Genuine Rhoda mun Clem Bake." 3m .u m n 1° m ,
‘0 m “d! “I" b I hit trio! byes intel- month of February. 1879. he was grossly in- that amplishment is considmd necessary ‘ steam m
’ semi! by a drunken nets. while walking, for a complete course “I that excellent in ‘ " ' ' ‘ ‘ ' '
' . whhmkthopnbiic hish'tnyo’fthe
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