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town ill! on i st of 18“!
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J. u. smut wllwtoron m: or moh‘é‘iii
John F. Raymond collector on list of
1808. “81'. tees. tilt!) sud le‘ll
B. 8. illsscer sup for Town Rouse .lo
Plan Price repel I or Town Home 'l as
Lewis Curtis repert- ot ‘i‘uwn ilouse :5 till
John A. Nouuecher expenses tor
wstobutsu oi late ilre st '1‘. ilouse 4 00
Levi Warner pro'csslonsl services in
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Aural Giddi s pr ntewionel services
A. collect AF. tor use of Loelttt‘ood‘s ilsll
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to Doe. I. is“ lid on
Summation oi teachers ill 00
Mshinu school report to auto
outage? postage do. (or school
Joseph W. Huhbell storsze at town on
John 1". its mood tarot-blue lights“
during rt on stony Hill load 1 50
Dressing Ind MW notices of town
election I 00
it. ill. Lockwood lights used st town house
Ebenezer Gilbert i yesr‘s rent of yard st
Oreo Heine for town pound
A. Sellout prot-ortlonste shsre due
from this town for Probate rvcord
Betta-y K. et llees sundry services It
own f‘it-rl:
Sundry services by order of select-
nten 18 50
Eli it. Bennett l year‘s services on Town
Joe lysine for use of horse it tram on
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loses connected stith Max:331" bu.
Andrew Boileck services as coconut-
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Chris. W Smith 158 dsys services art-i:
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bath at America.“ the twins or ideas we
oi men or who MW income at
home and “Whom ill. country. the totem
tenet lenders in literature. is th. professions.
in politics. in ntsnttfttoln in commerce.
in every sphereot setive life ancient its.
The only wettest question int- he is. hm.
we shall show our uppmlstltm oi the brrl‘
tune of the common so I. received from
our butters. by lmpmvltttr and adapting it to
the peculiar Within at our times. end by he.
questhius it in its toll developments for the
ohmic oi the generations to mute.
We vs in on age entirely diluent from
the ego oi our fathers s generation can.
Theo moiety existed in its most simple
terms; the wttuts at people were few; the
tphmo of industry nsrmw ; and a thorough
knowledge of the brunettes ur mdlnemm.
log ttnd srtthmetln were rhttps silthst was
demanded or needed in t it! edttestlou oi the
farmer sud urtlsttu. But it is in otherwlsu
new. Society htts. bmtme complex; the
stunts of men are multiplied; the forms and
spheres"! industry have become hang”...
diverslllt-d and eulsmd; thsuppttgmomur
“Olt‘m‘fi and machinery tncotnmon uses inm-
hscume “utilitarian: lll’lll endless. The
Wfli'qui—‘Meis that it higher level of educa-
lhtn ll dt'mflllilttd and needed. not. merely
by arrow stutlrntl. but by the crest mm
at our chlldrrnwhu are to tilt the plierssnd
carry forward the indtnlrles. the factories.
the workshops. of modern society. Inderd
we may say that it is on lmnsrstlve necessi-
ty—lwcsute common muscular labor ts more
and more at It discount. ptlaltt‘t’l to the well
by the progress of machinery in nil lines of
work. and scientific lntelllueut. skilled in-
m" it more sud more at s premium; Ir nlll‘
"Mldrrtt are not to lull behind other: in the
runs of life and the s'rntrole for pmttperitv.
thry mint he sent forth into the arena with
Wovlldrttlord. well-furnished minds. educated
not on the pattern of it urnertttlon two. but
on spittnrrt moulded by the exileuciosut
the present times.
it is to nmtrdenoe with this puteu‘t ism.
that the people of Norwalk. in line wilhthc
ullit‘i‘ principal towns o! the Rtste. have tur-
novoml years p‘lllt. bet-n enlwrtrlne end derel-
enlux their rommun schools by the introduc-
tion of the graded system. The essential furt-
turn of this system is th-t cttuhllshmeut of it
curriculum oi studies in successive erodes
~Ir drpurttttonts. so nrrnuet‘d and adopted
that the primary rcholhr beelttniug at the
lowest grade at 4 or 0 wars of one. ttttd putts-
int: throuuh the successive tlt‘p'lflmt'lllti us bu
increases in turn and capacity. completes st
to. it full course of tiltelplins and instruc-
tion. sumolent to qt‘tsllfv him for suv ordi-
nary petition or evocation of life or busi-
ness. Equal Idvnnlrtcos for education to
thosrot tbs rlclt are thus hrouuht within llw
reach of the poorest and lttttnhleat. And
when fully developed these Grsded st‘iit‘lttla
bro-me so edirlont. that even the richest
fstnll'es pr -l'er to send their children to them
rather than to private schools. mainly on no-
couut of their superiority of dlscip inc tutti
instruction. A creditable sdvsuce in "He
direction has been rntttle in the Public
Schools of our town. live at the eleven dist.
ulcts. now having Graded School: more or
test tullv developed. The influence of time
schools s also sensibl felt in the other six
unemled Pellhtthl (if t to town in stitnultttine
the districts to raise tlwlrstaudsrds of study
sud employ more capable teachers.
Ot‘ “(Wily this improved system in-
volves smile tutu-emu oi t-xpendltttre. The
best srticlt-s sis-ms cost more money than
the Great; and yrt in education it. is eer-
tsin y tructhttt. the best is the cheapest. 8311;
it must not he mneludud that opt owners.“
Mttditure is __ rectum. The trance 1th
scholsr of to -y paid ttut,_tgf..,.‘hr town
tmxtsury i support oi earl-rituals. one.
qttsrterltt‘whlch room 1mm tint State. is
f ‘ with. low... brow
hsdlt‘serd lhst dey-tbst the eel.
. hysteria: timber and but; odvanced
mamm by some generous some
‘5‘ who ttre expending the public money. 1
' "Rev. B. N. Dunning «id he did not envy
soy ”MOM it your to . tench our chil—
« tiree. end was «burned at any mutt than he
nudged that stuottut to e lsey teacher.
‘ Mr. Bouueolter told it wss not so much
the led: teechrrs salaries. but 08.000 prin-
eipsls that msde the dlmtisl‘otctlou.
Mr. Knudsen told that “00 per turnout
was not up to the “crane paid lady tench-
ers throughtmi the state. Men tnlited about
these matters that knew naming or them
it they employed cheap teachers. they had
corresponding teaching. The cheapest wux
not ttlwuys the litter.
_ Hr. Jars. Piultuey said the trouble was
that those thutdld the work gut thelettal
W. C. Street said they could get lady
teachers to touch all the branches that ttu
law contemplated i'ur .000 or $700 per
your. :
Dltuon Fulton still that they had no right
tuteltoh the higher brunettes in the public
schools.
Mr. Dunning said they did-mot want nor
did they have classical schools.
,Mr. Street inquired whuther the languages
were not taught in the Center ttnd South
Norwttlk Schools.
Mr. Dunning shill they were to u few.
The appropriation of 28.000 85 was tluully
voted.
Six lhcusmtd dollars were appropriated
for the rep tits 0! hlgltwuy.
The mutter of medical attendance for thr
town poor was next in order. tutti the dis-
cussion very lively.
W. 8. Benton moved
left with the seleetuteu.
Mr. Ptcltnt-y amended that the amount to
no expended should not exceed $500 pet
unnum.
In answer to an inquiry of R. H. Rowen
ex-st-loctmuu Joe. P. litnturd new the ex-
penscs under the old plan fur the lltl‘rv
years us lttllttws:—1870. ”44.25.18“. 30m.-
50:1872.81000 50; undercomrsctplsn._1878.
$500; 1874. 8700.
Selectman ’l‘nylor wanted to know what
the selecttnen would do in case of no «pl-
dt'flllc, it they were restricted to nu’rxpen-
uliture of $500. It the amount. Wits to b.
limited he, wanted it understood that the to
spotrslhllltv rested on the town. ,.
Du. John Hill denied that ho had recrivrd
$9399.05 for servlttt‘s fur any single year, as
s'rtted by Mr linttt‘~.r.l. '
Dr L tukwmtl drain-J thu in. Int! rccelv
ed $800 for any siaglu y-‘M‘. {Lutttteodcd
"all the smell p‘tx cases in 1873. ttud was to
much trouble. and his business injured
litt‘mlw.
Mr Hartford sold thtt the unnunt would
came within the three: year; hull lhuflhr
average was over $t.100 per. unnttztt.
Mr. Rowen eluted that this q testiou‘ hygd
entered largely into the lust ri-tcllun‘. and hr
hud understood thnt some of the candidates
bud pledged themselves to abolish the con.
tract system. Gulls being made for the
petites. he said he wished to stty that he
that the matter be
milethe charge only upon information.
The gentlemen be hard roterencgpr‘v‘v‘ém ee-
lectmen Bullock. and flfirfii "
Vlfifllflii‘t Still he iu‘ruduaed the cott-
sets There are.“ terms inlhefits}; “tit.“irsct system, and was not. pledged tosbullsh
hm 39¢ch a letter t- rugs-ll“. . .fi‘Nurwnllr,
"'00 .353 “P l ‘ per schema; and 76
, t it: less average. .xThn-e are
2 u this county thst paid u larger
AWWW. includlnu Bridge nrt. Dttnbttty.
Fairiirld. from. 08.7! up to 10.18 per sohul~
er. and the average of all the towns in the
little tor last. your is Qli 00 per scholar. nt or
iv three dollar:- more then ottr own see-race.
The number of children rntttuersted lu tins
tttwn lsstdunurtrr wss 8.145. s 87 per
cent. of these have been in stlendsnce at
the public schools. showing that seven-
etxhts of our children out erdcvlnl the till.
rapture at this expenditure. The news
wtuetptld to tulle tetchers in this townls
per month. and ot lemslvteuehers “0-
per month. not much dimtrent from the
general sverege in must of the larger towns
or the Ststa, It. must be remembered that
the extent at this town. and the scattering
of im PitPuhttiou urottnll many ”mutate”
«ting it it,“ number of populous d’strlcls
”we‘ll" inerrsses our new"! “Femi-
“‘0 “‘turtl expenses of th“ '0'“ it"
schools the vow:- papt wag ”7.0!“ W. 09
this we: std for quota of luncheon“ in
number. m“. for flu.) and incidental.-
33.803 37. the balance for other “this“ in
“10 martin; of the schools. be times
WWW“ rslted and expended for all wheel
ourpulea in the town. (includiuit dlfilrlct
"I!“ for school-building rte.) WM 840.-
“056. Your Board have procured from all
the districts of the town tterniswd rstirnstrto"
it‘s current exrensrsnt the settml for the pit'fir
rut yur. end otter carefully revision sud tut~
tine down these estimates to the lowest point
confluent with the eihciency of the seismic.
have toads spportlourueuts to the severrl
«innermost. totsl mic of “8.09025.
«Morgans-ed dollars “.3: than last year.
it me dswl‘
oi the school ‘ttt Bout Numilt.
'mvidiot accommodations for scholsre, be-
zuemmtbouxh even this them-oer
‘ pence 9" go u an tt
4m s duller less than the
" thst ohm“ trust. -
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“ 1 its Mi"; 3%?
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reseller m m , ~ "
the Vito!!! or our
.. un- scrim
Jim ten
it. But he thought titers should be compe-
illicit.
Dr. Purdue ut Ire-i to ill the the amount
Dr. Hill sold as it had born remarked that
8150 won all it was worth he would make
the appropriation that amount.
W. R. Lockwood mow-d that the $150 be
divided tttuong the physicians of the town-
Ou motion of E. J. Hill the whule trttttter
was laid on the table.
W. C. Street then moved ‘ltttt the select
men he untlturiz ‘d to contract. for tho ilt‘Ct‘S‘
sury medical attendance for the po-tr of the
town.
J. B. Boulon protested as this was setting
the po tr up at auction.
Dr. Btrbuukdeslred to state that at the
.800 he bud reorlved from the town the bills
were for services in two fructttrrs and one
ttmpututttion cute. or this $100 bud blew
paid back by other towns. Ha stud he hull
not examined the figures. but Dr. Hill.
who had. found tint the bills included in
1872. were for iterations of two other years
He made the expenses for that year $988.
and it part of that was from other towns-
There was also a complaint that. one drug
gist sold all the medicine —over “:0 wrrth
in one year. This diin‘t client the doctors.
but was of importance to the drugglsts.
The one physician pltu was not lest-i tie.
As so instance. Dr. Hill was called upon to
attend the wife oi u pauper. He asked them
why tiny did not employ the town doctor.
The reply was that they did not want him.
Dr. illll attended the women through child
birth end confinement and receivrd unthioz
for it. Another instance Dr. Purdue wss
culled to sttrnd an injured poor man. where
umputustion was necessary. He had called
to his assistance Dru Lockwood and Greg-
ory. 3e could not get psy for the oper‘
stint). Dr. Gregory was called to isttend
n women at Winoipeulr. He attended her.
end somebody else was paid for it. The
en iotosdupbyslcisu upon pittieutsrlgslust
their wishes. The mstter of the morale or
the patient its" crest deal to do with tue
'y actor‘s he weeconoer’ued he
" notioebnrge tor sttendieg; the
. 1 est the ethics of the
i! «auditor the ettrn-
st-hool Distrtott end,
' strut-x it to the Northceutre Dietrich.
The matter-yet accepting the new birth
n-sy‘ sod using the compousstlou for collee-
tlou of child rind Tutru Tum were coded
elteiy postponed. ‘
On motion ot‘ E. J. Hill the following res--
‘ used: ' '
old ‘0“ “F's?“ the Board of School Visi-
tu " uttselecttneu are hereby instructed to
prepsrs end submit to the town stutuwu
meetinu to be called on or bet on the 13th
day ol’ March in xi. estimates showing the
comparative cost of maintaining the schools
of the town under the present. system. the
rontmlitlsted pinn. sud the Town High
Sl‘lltml pltm. tts lliu some would he carried
out under the pie-taut law. --
On motion ut H. N. Doping. the follow
ing was p seed: .
Retained. that the Board at School Visitors
be lttsttuutol to authorise the Cettter‘South
Nurwhlk. end Orer Rtwr St-iuml Dtstrlcts
ttl n‘relt’e Mh'tilICt‘d scholars tram other D s‘
irlctsou application oi the wholms or ut
the District Committees to the Acting Vial
tors. .
On motion of W. S. Bitutou. the following
wns passed l“
Voted That tire Srlt‘ctmru beumd srehernlty
instructed to uhlttill from the War I) -
ptrtme’nt at Connecticut tt cvrtitltd wry of
the names of the men who cults
led into llttt Mllitttry service Ir-mt this town.
titltlrr ellltt‘r the Cult Ii ‘1‘ or Federal GuV-(tr.
-twnt from 1030 it) 180 and shill Selrctttten
hereby uru unset instructed to purclmse it
suitable hook into Which. with the numt-s m
the men who sorvrd in the Rebellion. shall
be entered. providing said copies and Bank
of Rdonrd stmll not exceed the sum oi thir-
ty tlve dollars.
The llltllltll’ of instructing the children at
the Aims House was left with the Selrcr-
men. .
School Meeting.—
Thu cull for ii meeting: of the voters of the
Union Sch-vol Dlslrictfito rt‘sc‘ud the \‘nle ul‘
disapproval ur the action or the committee-
of 1873. lutrmlslng the salary of the princi-
ptl 6500. without Consultingv the dislrirt.
brought out n full ituuseun Tues lily evening.
Dr. John lilll was elected chairman. and
W. H. Benedict acted as secretary.
Mr. Palmer called for the reading of the
minutes oi the tut-clings hold Dec. 1, and
Juno l. and than movel thut the Vote of dis-
tpprnvztl of Dec. 1 be rt-consldrrml. This
hrottEht out u long an l spicy discussion on
put'lltttttentntw rules. in which entered much
dbl". pertained to the merits of the q‘tosllmt’.
The mntlon of reconsilern'l in was lost in
9. tie vote.
Mr.;T.-.ylor in order that the tnuttet‘utighl
he disottmted. nntl that the reasons why tire
vote should be rt‘acluzlcd might be stated
‘tflked that all parliamentary. rules might be
suspendnd. and for an hour or more there
was it lively discussion up )n the mutter.
We have only room for the statemrnt of
mm ‘or the column‘wrrt‘v.“vmrgt, any"
He said that the committee did not try in
kerp the mutter of the increase cl artistry a
a met. Mr. Duttort ltiformod them that be
it ill up offer of $2,000 per your to go else-
where. and they thought. it was for the best
lull-rests of the schools to tetaln him. The
vote «at distpprov.tl he thought was intert-
dvd for Mr. Adams. hut in justice to that
gentleman he would state that be bud usrd
every rifwrt to secure Mr. Dutton‘s serviot'a
for $1800. and when the mutter wgtsdu-idoq!
by the c unmittee‘hu .2133‘fil'téd' rm- 31300,
He stilt! lituy‘luid done only witttt had been
Alum: hythe school committee of thitdts-
trict. for the put twenty yours, and what the
present committee had (tons. The con .
m, tree prt-vluus to the one censored lrsd’ bin
ed Mr. Dutton at an increased ‘sulary, art-t
t‘te present cmnmittsu hud advanced the sul-
pry of in female taut-her. .
Rem'D‘nuls Phil l'tett moved that the
v t r of Dec. let be rescinded.
Mr. Nelson Taylor moved to lay it on the:
ttltle. This n otluu was lost.
”The tuutiuut\ rescind "th taken by a
division of the house. one Wits curried as fol-
lows: for 56. ugalnfifi
Rev‘s. Jules M. Taylor and Dcnnls Pl- it
were recummcmlrd to fill vacancies in the
Board of School Visitors.
The “th ilngthrn adjourned.
LOCA L NtiTiOES.
{FTny and uvenllo books for Christ.
mus. ttt the Old \ ’9“ News Donut.
" Whining.“ Grapes at. J. E. Smith’s Fruit
Store. Railroad Place.
Boys winter caps. for 75 Ms. at Foote‘s
Hui. Store.
WDou‘ble Breasted Jackets
for $5.00, at. Comstoek Bros.
Jttstt‘t‘t‘el d. Two hundred lttil‘t‘t‘ls
best St. Louis F ttr. which we trill sell at
lowrrtiriol‘stl n huve been bill-red since
the war. Raymund Bros.
Q‘Blt‘schvdttnd unbleached Cotton in ‘
all the popular brands. “3 low us can be
amid by our country competitors. at A.
Dickrrtuun t5: Sun's. ‘
waning-t Sclmttb has just received Best
Caviar. Coho nod try it.
E‘P‘li‘fl gold and winnowcd ltymns.nt
thv Ul-l Well News Dvpm. ’
WA ursnt rttfils for G-esc will be held
at Gen. Sltntth‘s Stillill“. Uhtlsttrttu eve.
[g' Fresh Confectionery tit .l. E.Sm1th‘s
Who cream made to order by C. 13..
D‘Artois.
w 0. B. D‘Artuls has fresh conftction-
cry.
will": Geese Feathers at Buckinghsm‘s
Furniture Store. ’ .
[3" Eve requisite for parties is prom t-
ly supplietlrgy U. B. D‘At-tuitt ' p
.it‘ you smoke the Old Well Club oi
gar. you will act the worth of yourntuuey.
Whit-it's winter Cu i' tr 90 l .
Footo‘s lint Store. p3, ‘ c s. at
£3" Perfumwry. of all kin/tip. and on end-
iees variety of Fancy Soups at S. F. Pooh‘s.
131! yuu what to buy rt barrel of chui *r
Flour. co in Raymund Bram. rts they are
selling the best grade at $8.00. ~ ‘
@Eiegttnt line of For Bea-
: var Overcoat; at ‘Comst’ock
Bros. f _
it is purely Yegisblfi end can: sly-su- or
- r git oer-e end not.
a“ 0! mill-cues oi
HAIR ousssmc Ant:
' Shaving saloon. . -
‘ m e' ' ru’ sr. snow”
“3mg§’%"ur $3.1... W‘w‘c.
”m" "9 “ its bottom Mutt-tot.
gout. .
CI] l’l‘llfl‘ FOR SALE. ,
t use. it. c. ttrctttt.
AW" 0 but» Nowell.
Notice.
rt t homeroom os-bendsur
mrrfigsfieufl- db l't htthelr sdm’tsge to inerti-
st the Bentley Ofiee or V‘lLI a n ,
sum . I south borrower.
To: Notice. 7 ~
n twat tax notihe City of Myth Kr“
“swift!“ art- tteroplgountllrd thst the?! taxes on l
or tel: must he paid imtsvdhttvlr. so the city nw.
the funds. The tax bout: must soon he rim-N
lltwd the wsruiugl The assessmrnt it t of late or
it?“ can be seen at to t dine in store if tints-u .
Wilcox. EDWIN 11.90:. Ouilvetor list lm.
tie-Pertnersitiph'otlee. end i
W he udrrtll n d hsrethls dsr rot or
so «3th "Entit‘tties‘hlp' for the promotion oi ct
risuo manufacturing and general bleehrulthlna ll!»
earrings swirtn bu-in east the old aloud t»! l
“'""““ ill“ ”“é‘t‘timm “W Wtiifi‘é“
mumps: y' IlltNRY TILIJ. '
LES A. ,
mm South Norwnlh. um. um. um.
Lost.
A i‘hrtirlen‘s Writing List {or mt: on Tut-stir
‘. between the Franklin alt. School Home st:
inat‘firdet‘lbrfl igloo“ 'The tinder will be libersll:
rew y sen u o
. .PARDEE. it. D.
' g! B South Nut-walk. Court.
Commissioners Notice.
The subscribers unpainted by the Don rt of Probst
for the ill-trier of Norm-lit. Uorumlvslnnrrs to r
celvr. t-xsruiue tutti decide upon the cinltus or tit
c suitors of thr- . state ol‘ Francis Burt Itt. so int-til
\‘rttt drthtur ut Nttrwrtlli. in aid District. assume
in trust tor the bettent of his rrmilmrs. hereby giv
nu lee that we will sttvnd to the business of ti“
said appointment at the store of W. G Quiutsrd «l
Company. in sold Norwuls. on tho lath tiny at Fri
rusty. \. -|l.. laid. and on the illth duty or April. A .3
1).. 1625. at ten o‘t'iuct: in the forecourt of metro
said dvtys. rial-l Court herb limited 9nd ellowm
Your (4) month‘s Ifrom thin dill-"‘3afl't otltor the exhlbt
tit-u to us 0 c nrs can us: so onto 0,
gm] Ibi- Norflltwisttrid District. this “ill as;
‘ tn er. . .. . . 4
at ' JUNE?“ I". MTE.
' WILLIAM renew. 7
tit-it commissioners, ‘ \
1 FIE 3081’ WONiiERFBL ”HOOVER: 0!“ m I.“
(188111".
on. s. muowe'o‘gi‘
ARABIAN MILK-CUBE
insert Discuss ct the’l'nroot. chest,
:35 thmp%& only fledtcine of the land in the
world. it substitute for Cod Liver Oil. Inc! -
arms m. u . asthma. mountains. .
Ctfiiflifll “.12“??? Sweats. Lessor v tutti:-
ness of tit. c. it Group. 0. . etc.
in s lets tit-mitts tangle. Pr 0e cum Also
ion. Rowe's Autumnal _,
TONIC BLOOD PURIFlEh
W“ “Mmurm wmmhl"hf
UVER, KIBNEYS AND BtOOD.‘ , ,
I?”
Pure.‘ lch Blood. it cures Senor-ultras _
till it ode. tumor e Constipation Ind mm the
Barrels bet-trons Minty. {mt “may. firin-
ttry Dimes. sod Brokeulnotm Constitutions. { , 7
t « Chsiieoge the tent Century” tent
its equal. , _ ,
Every Bottle ll worth to weight in Gold. .
macs $1.00 PER now.
i Am}.-.-"‘W3’a
DR. 8.- .Il. HOWE’S
0; “ soon '
Areal»: couch" Ltver Pills.
The clcenre the Liver sod Stomsrh thorough l 7.
removi i‘omt‘tplliun. «mtsin no colonel. nor not:
w"
0"
these urgent. without producing pain he techno-ts.
Price Ill emits M but. L'ouvmptlvasitoeldm
all three or the shovnuadloim _ '
Satan 3. I. Park Dr 3 Solemn
tor clout Not-suits. count: “8"! 1’ 06!.
DB. 3. D. EO‘W‘U,
tutor-lama.
No. 101 Ciro-shore Heroes. New York.
WM: . 'hne‘eOcrtslnCnreforlurmt-V lacunae.
JOHN B. ‘
GOUGH
Will Deliver His New Lecture
“N OW AND THEN.”
AT
Lockwrtod’s Hall,
TIIURSDA" BECKY 8|.
Sl-nts sold at Sollt‘ch’s null Pooh‘s. on and
after \\'eduesdu_\', lit-c. 23.
Tickets. . . . . .. . . .50 cls.
Reserve-ll beats. . . . . .. .. .. . . ... . .75 out.
214-2:
" NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given lhd’ the Bosrd of ~l
wi insect lit the Cl y Control! Room. on thengr:
u-tnusy in Jnnqsry. 1875‘. st. 1' o‘clock P. 11.. for the
“Inglis“? gnu-é also! detrrfntintnx oil a posts to
to e In t e u n th Bolt m
cord of the City u! Santiago; “13!. rd 0 A
3‘. gaPfili‘C {horrid oi
Sou'h Norsrsllr. Dec. filth. lute. “ “a o"
NO'PICLC.
0531??an to frequent solicitstion. Dr. Fitch will
School to Day Pupils,
in the Primary. Business sod menial Dops' flaunts.
The winter session will commence, '
xenon. JANUARY Id. m
For further psrtlcttlsrs inquire of
,, . DR. .1. 0. MN“. Prinri .
Or. 0 O. GATKA. B. ermine Principal psi-it
HOLIDAY ems
.ut.
13.x. Lockwoobr
other ninrlune ingredients. Ind not quietly upon} .
with gifts suitable ion-ell l @0me
.rising Linen cudLsce" Hood-
:ercbici‘s, Sill: home ,7
low so fashionable for the not}:
fire best assortment oi’ Rockne: ‘
n the citydbrcocdcd. fringedrk‘ . ’
tnd plain .; Sets of jewelry in En- ’7 ’
dish Garnet, Neck Chains. gel; 7
Buckles, Sherwoodfs' Politbkt it}
Watch Slouch. Thread
bit: line of?ocket
“913313155.
grit-rises. Escher
tomes it): $833”
New YorE prim
Haydi’s
qua-reitesrquaéget‘g.
Gamesmcw kinds of K 7
Tops that will Exme you; ‘
”Kneading : _'
er Toys .
Norwalk Chronicler