Wm
. no out: no ear-n:
W
bl
saves-sedan. as. me. '
A can has been mum to, toot-
vii-sis. morale. their attendance at a
oodfeeeaoe. to be held in Raw York. on the
“the! lay. “ to consider what may be done
to prevent the national m of the Corr
taaaiat year from becoming a more choice of
evilaafiteseesrs the election of men to
the sits-at 'fleea or the republic whose
chorus: ad ability will satisfy the exigent.
cies of our present dtoation and protect the
honor of the Liner-teen name.“ The names
appended to the all are William Cullen
Bryat. Theodore D. Wooieey. Alexander
8. Bullock. Horace White and Carl Sonora.
Grant has again shown himself to be a
teen above the purlllsoloious crowd that
oeoetitntee the majority of our government
representatives. in vetolog the bill to reduce
hheacoeeaor’s salary to “5.000 per sonuni.
Fifty thousand dollars a year is no more
than the ofloeshould be allowed. and is not
in advance of that allowed. by our wise
forefathers. when the claimed condition at
things in the country is taken into consider-
ation. The" reduction was apollcy lob—pm
litical clap-transact the president has given
his own party arebuhs it deserves. This
country is able to pay fair salaries to oil its
officers. but it cannot satire! to elect men
who have to steel in order to maintain the
dignity of their elites.
#
A Prisoner‘s Coupaint.
We publish the following letter from Mr.
Parity at his request. He has salted for an
opportunity to be heard. and believing him
to be entitled to it. we print the letter wltli‘
out comment:
Blummtt‘l’ dart. Marten ‘302h. 1876
Prompted b the manner in which my
name is frequetIt blackened by a deeply
interested tnan w o is doing his best to pre-
Jndlce the tiblic mind against me. hoping
thereby to screasc his chances of {reaping
with greedy e rs this reward 0 £1,000.
by my convict on. whether innocent or
guilty. I in this manner seek the attention
of the public in my own defence. This
conceited. money—loving. (would be) dctoc.
tivo. has discovered nothin ’ new in regard
to evidence against me in re atlon to this fire.
and yet he puts on all the sire of a first
class detective. The prosecution—who“
financially interested aid he was.——prmluc,d
I) or more witnesses to prove simply what
was common street rumors last spring. and
which iduced me to seek investigation. by
giving myself up to the lice at that time.
On the witness stand I ave admitted .u
the thin clrcurnstanclsl evidence which they
have produced. relating to me. The balance
of their feeble case is not supported by pre~
sumptive evidence even. It is simply the
hissed apposition and groundless theories
of reward-seeking parties. founded on
rumors discarded by the Messrs. Lounsliurv.
the police, and the public for seven long
months. . _
This“ rising " editor. stimulated to action
bv his love of gain. hesitates not to infant-
onsly couple my name reputedly with the
frequent fires which scourged “this vicinity
within a year or so." On the day of my
arrest the State‘s Attorney used similar isn-
gusas tnincreaee my bonds to 310.000. In his
closing plea be implied my connection With
these numerous fires. by estimation the loss
sustained at'one half a million of dollars.
which far exceeds the entire loss of proper—
ty by fire in both the city and borough. thll~
in the last two years. . .
Now injustice to myself I wish to have it
known that I have excellent proofs of my
whereabouts, on all other occasions when
fires broke out in this vicinity. Mrs. Coop-
er. at whose house then boarded, will
prove that I was celled from my bed curly
on Sunday morning when Btedman‘s llmcl
was destroyed. She lives on Henry st. Sn.
Norwalk. B. D. Charles Scoficid will prove
that I wu called to run to the fire with him
when the old knob factory and surrounding
holdings were burned. Ho can be found in
his saloon opposite French‘s llotnl. Sn. bur-
walk. hire. Barbour. with whom I then
boarded. will prove my prescnce. in lacr-
house in New t‘anattn. when Harvey's shoe
store and adjacent holdings wcro consumed
last summer. When the Inger-sol mansion
was burned by another inccndirtry this Lott
winter. I want no better proof than W. ll.
Vt’clls that I was safely locked up._through
the instrumentality of reward seeking par-
ties. In record to the Lounebnrys. I nevrr
had the least motive to injure such employ-
ers. They have had more charity for and
patience with me. I firmly believe. than any
other man they ever had in their employ.
Many of their hands have been rclniitau-d
thou-gh. when they hardly deserved it. It
was their well known humanity toward;
the unfortunate which made this clue of
men positiveiv refuse to taksa final discharge
from them. I have been reinstated in their
employ many times. with the some kindness
and Christian forbearance. even when the
foreman was on to rue—the only man
in the shop who was It was his opposition
which finally triumphed laat spring. when
both the Lounsbnrys had forgiven me. But
I still had hopes when the new machinery
ceme into operation. and the new list of
prices. consequent upon its introduction.
came up. If this fire had not occurred. I
firmly believe I should have filled my still
vacant position in their cinyloy once more.
For well I knew this foreman could not in
the end rule either brother. when their liti-
rnanity was keenly aroused.
What manner of beset does the proeccu~
lion take me for. in Marcy‘s nadie. Here
were 40 shopmates on our floor, a large mu.
oritv of whom I had worked with for at
long} long time. upon terms of greater inti-
macy than I ever saw equaled in any other
shop ; warmly cherishln: for many a matur-
ed friendship of an extremely intimate
character. which for patient endurance on
their part leaves me immensly their debtor.
from the actual money lose they sustained
on many occasions. when waiting for me to
recover from richness. caused by this curse
of intempersnce and folly. _
There were 30 or more girls whcse daily
breed 6 ndednpon their labor in this fscv
tcry. Ti?” never injured me in word or
deed. and my warmest aytnyathy was theirs
always. ' ' '
Ninty persons wue employed in this hosti-
tifsl building. 89 of whom never injured
use or laid a straw in my way. and the tithe]-
me had very good grounds for complaint.
For any am who loeees position 4 times in
encceselos through intenipersoc it ought to
be final. . 7
Does the prosecution rialv believe are
guilty of burning up the roots. and throw.
ingots! at uspioynsent all these friendly
shoprnatee. simply because a foreman was
the moons of toy discharge! Do they be-
lieve that for so trifling a cause. I would
commit a vste—snd it must of necessity
nrovea pu lie—injury of such fearful di-
hensions! 1).: they believe that I could so
urterlv forget the claims of an entire neigh-
birhn'ud. and be so regardless of human
life even. so blind and id“: to all tihgy “:1.
t- whleh’ t teen ma cevery c v it“
$12 If theyougdn and (to believe this. they
niece me on a level with a wild Comanche
Indian of the south western plains. Yes.
far beneath the savage. for he respects his
friends. ‘
Bot admitting all this to be true for the
sakeof argument. in this day of universal
protection by insurance easiest loss by firm.
by all abriwd csreftgl heather
unsold p-i opetoronuiy on
bye eminent a lcsilon of
the . torch to their cost y building .‘
The men answelt known to be t
M‘heheas men. who take
and leave nothing to chance. t
b. the true secret of their prosperity
‘1 well merited ocean. is the fat lactose;
which their cloths. industry,
ball: up. .
instalments full
barge
‘she.
u
. an no-
te of all the allowed
theories. or nits.
contrued actions of my own.
In regard to my own behaviour that morn-
ing. the idea never entered in - aching. be-
wildered brain. that a Ire bros log out any-
where could have any possible connection
medially dev
with the unhappy outcast. who on that
morning wished to shun his fellowonau. in
order to from public gene-until
such time as he could improve his appear-
ance'sooiewhat—the d “in; liver of his
dandelion.» plainly aracteri in a
bloated face. of one who had camped out
under a tree. in solitary rstnoraeful isolation
fromtho world. With a wandering mind
sud shattered nerves. with not a ray of he is
tolesssnthso veeenee of ray own a .
solute slsv in and soul. feell my.
self to he a s oh la the nostrils of s the
cent dpeople. were they sirrngue even. how
cool Imeet at their gates ans dwre. face
to face. tny temperance brothers and sisters
of the well remembered past. and thus ex-
pose nty revolting misc to their astonish-
ed and iiitylits gene. a my erosttallcu
nervous condition I felt it to be wholly ini-
poorlbie. and I obeyed a sudden impulse to
shun hiain street. and thus escape the www-
in: glances of a brotherhood 1 still held in
the htahest esteem.
Tito Lounsbury Brothers are not my on-
emies to-tlay. I was greatl pleased to have
George Lotiusbury approach me before the
multitude. and repeatedly shake hands with
use durin the trlsl. He told me he uhnuld
have not i feelings no matter what the do.
vision of the lury was. A statement which
was eq‘ulvelant to sdisbelief in my guilt. for
he con i! not possibly say so. if he were ”tie
tied of nut criminality. Uri Thursday I
shoot: bandit with his brother. who NH tic
lied prayed to God that if i were innocent
I might be dlwharecd. and "xltlllyl‘llnlsll-
e.l. Thev‘eitcli said tho-y lisd mulling what
over to do with my prosecution. George
was timely a witness fut-the phflit‘qtiittm to
arcryliuilitd extent. from the fact of his
residence being in lildgcfleld. and the destruc-
tion of their property being: cotiiplctc. below
his arrival on that morning.
The foxy liaples.etrong in his love for
detective notoriety. has usrd hlslicet cudcav-
ore to convince the public that. these fires
were all of an inccnt liiry origin. lie makes
no mention or allowance whatever for the
many chances of fire liv accident. Tllt‘
mere mention of such probabilities Writild not
answer his purp so at present. for it might
lessen his chances of obtaining that rcwiird.
which first prompted and developed his won-
derful talents nan detective. -
If his “ disinterested " theory is true in
in relation to the origin of those fircs. and
I can prove tin alibi bevond ii doubt on 4
occasions out of 5. it must of necessity begin
to awaken the public mind to a :Qllllnle sus-
picion that the real incendiary is still at largo
\ list I earnestly crave at the hands of jua~
lice. is simply an opportunity to prove my
innocence. in regard to the origin of those
4 extensive fires out of five. when my next
trial talus place. That by this privilege.
the minds of the lodge and jury may be eti~
tirely free from that prejudice. which private
evening interviewsiuiglit otherwise produce
with reward seeking parties. who havc most
iiifiirnously coupled my name with all the
destructive firm which have scoiirgcd South
Norwslk and vivlni'y.
l-‘iuxt‘is .l. FAIRTY.
New Currants.
He‘s shaved lt (ff. lilies we nil-an.
Personal. 3mm plenty. ain't they!
Squlbi suggcucd a remedy hr the but-glo-
rious attempts iii this village: it good loci:
\vuiill Lecp them cut.
The fishing party l.i~t Friday. met with
good success. I. its of tieii taken. We know
of uric fellow who " kctclictl " something.
ills mime wits Jimmy His mother didn‘t
lt-ll him he might go. Witnt Il(‘ “ krtclicd “
when he gut hour! um'l ho IIO‘lg‘ll in s gro-
cery store. rot much.
The interest in the Union Meetings at the
hell seems to increase. Every coal was fill-
cd last Sundny and it fciv u‘ctn obliged to
stand. Another tum-ting not! Sundry tit
3 o’clock p. iii. All are invited to attend.
(iir :in’. tell-mod artist. (:00ch
\I'ssliliurn. tins just finished tinvt‘ier picture
“‘ell done George! Ill: scenery is hold n'il
rugged in outline. rind l'thlll‘t‘S viewing til. it
distence to obtain it good t-ll'vct. .Uiuul'
(‘IllItlf'nia.f1‘.ririnlrtttlr,
young
Mr. Williams has olicil-l a icumd of $25
for such information as will but to the itl‘~
rest and conviction of the parties who pols
noted a valuable do: bt'llirigirlzz t-v him. ul-
though the loss of A dog will lie :1 great
liltssing to this t-iwn. The mtm who will
poison number‘s dog. will under sufficient
provocation burn hit l. .lll‘t' or Ilt'ttl his ll‘lll'.
and any pfl‘s-ll‘. holnii ‘: information again-i
such would confer n favor to their fellow
towustsnn by limiting it public Silt: thus
ridding ihet mm of their presence.
Ailt-ciiire for the children was delivered
at the Clinf'l‘t‘flfill‘dl‘l Church. at 4 o'clock
p. in.. Moria ay. uu “ (‘erzir ll Africa." by the
Rev. Dr. Manny and Rev. Mr. \Valker.
both African )Iluiziiiarlcs. Til" let-turn “"2;
very interesting: to the older people= as well
as the young. It was continued at 7 o‘clock
p. m.
Mr. Justls F. Iii: ’t has fluiahrd iiiniing
his new house on .\ ill street. near tfic cr-uie.
tcrv. Light blue. trimmed with white. very
nest and tasteful. Smithy did it.
We did intend to say something about the
beauties of spring this week, but we are
agoiug to wait until we can «it by the tire
without an overcoat.
The governor has appointed Sir. ind-”g“
L. Dann lo redeem paper currency in git”,-
ill lhil t-iwn. Now look out fur lttilcx' ill
your pockets. ‘
Last Sundnymight tie our young mus-
cular blacksmith. Charley D——— was out
riding with her without whom life‘s path-
way would be I desolate waste (by the way
we believe there are several dt‘lflilttle trail-is
that Charley has forgotten all nbwutislio
made him a present of a finely embroidered
cigar case. Now. a cigar case is not usually
considered a very dangerous weapon of rice-
rruction. but this one. seemed possesstd bv
some spirit of evil. or rulbt‘r a needle which
had been left in it on which friend Charley.
having placed it in his hip pocket. inadver-
tently sat. Perhaps Clinrlr-y didn't get up
nfl‘ from that one, and perhaps he didn't
sling it over ‘the dashboard and use emu
words. but Wt' think he did. And inn‘vbo
the young lady did not get highly indignant.
and want to know what he meant by using
her present in stick a manner its that. and
perhaps that horse did not inlzc it into his
unreasonable head to nit up and git and
thus jeopardise the life of Charley and [bit
fair one in his charm“. and we may be
dreaming when we think it is (.‘hnricy‘e
principles of sentiuuiy ttmi have induct-d
him in swear of? on t'ig-it casing and hip
puckra. if so we are very entry.
The event of the ycitrurrivctl tut it'udnu.
day vcnin: in the shape of the annual St.
Patéck‘s Ball. nivvn by the Knights of Si.
pant-ls. of Ulla Tau-c. " 01am)! it‘ll just:
splendid!" was the remark we heard a
breathless young lady make us she reclined
her weary need upon our manly t?) ihnulder.
and we heartily adopt the sentiment. just
leodld: that‘s whet it was. Every thing
was favorable. Fine evvnlnr.gm~d music.
and the ladies. thiiclthe! nice? thaw!
splendid Inn's better. beautiful! h! We:
have that: ht of nothing but tarletan trini-
med wi thlue sashes. form! inc limits. to.
ets. hair pins. etc. since t: was s i bins-steel
you know. The sttvndance was larger
h gut then ever before. ‘V‘e ctlufifled
m sidewalls“! ladies when: at . various
tinscs lhf'iughmn the evening \‘ic erupt
mention the utlenien,—-we rut interested
' giro music communal. at 8
o‘ the dancing was well so ported.
untith o’clock in tbb morning. it the
E"! broke up. The regular dancing was
surpassed with list. meltdown. and
«butcher _ The celebrated
challao e dance. between Capt.
electrical at to debate: Theme
, 13 present was
“was liable for dams. Afcw liming
, habit. “its Magic
0 Brady and many others two name: one to
’t‘. Then. Fits
, the butcherist.
had. The monotony of
the was grit, selieved by the
stentnriaa voice of ‘s “ Here you arc.
Lemons“ o 8 cents a glass.“ tit intervltls
in the music. Altogether everything you as
near ect as can be thought of. until the
auntie next. Every thing went atnoo‘hly
as possible. and although the mirth. and fun
flew fast and furious. we saw no signs of
rudeness or intoxication. whatever. and
e excuse the reiteration hutit was just
splendid! Goo lb Manon.
Downyton.
Mr. .l. 3!. Bowen is having hie purchase
on Contentment Island surveyed and
ma _ ed.
7%‘tlcoiand for oysters continues. giving
all that have the tools plenty of work. That
shore law suit stops wort: somewhat for a
few days.
lion. Vincent Coiyer is also having it sill“
vcy o’ the land of his summer roeldent‘c.
together with the formerly Kensett Sltldlt)
property. known as the “ Point of the
Sound.“ and the location of the drift way
all properly tuappo i.
Those batty carriages. new style. are so
hsiidsninc. substantial. elaborate and low
priced. that quite a trade has sprung: up in.
Norwslh and vicinity. Boylston should take
a hint and Ii‘tltl for it liberal iidvcrtisenient
in the Sentinel. then he could have business
Continually.
(lur pocket. the Chief. unidc itiiotiirr trip
to New York the past chk. and will cott-
tiniie to run every week. So bring along
your freight and give (‘npt Wm. Godfrey-
good encouragement.
'l‘licre I‘crr ttvn sloope from New lint-u.
the past week in Scotch t‘uvc loiidliig will:
rock wced to lie uscd for lll.\llilrl‘. nt ilirt'.
port. for which tliev rrccivt- tlvv route [wt
btlnllt'l. One of them (‘llll‘lt‘tl 1000 bushels.
I‘tnli. \\'o.id tcl‘s ti good story about his
luck or ability as ii fl~licrmsn [in was in
coiiiiistiy with twenty titlic's last wvrk filli-
itic and cauclit more than lllt‘fll all together.
lint we saw Mr. Horton. a new hand at tlu-
business. (“ilt‘ll two ti hie one. which our
tinned all the time they were in cuiiipany.
lvvo or three dsys sftcr liis arc-n! font.
Lost Sunday the congregation of the .‘I
H. t‘liurcli lied tlic pleiisuro of hearing two
sermons from Ilov. Mill‘s Oliiistcml.uf r0.
ointment. lils sliilily its a pie-xvii-
er. good presence. distinct utterance. and ex
pcricnt‘o among nil-ti ill a clilixlisn. was up»
potent and npprcointcd. If all in the CH"-
grcgiitioii hvlp him by their prnyere and
work. God will help. and he will be Illt‘f‘t‘SS-
ful iii the Work lielins underitkcn. Cm:-
trsry. other win-i.
Wt: bad the pleasure of it tight lit the con.
ecrvtitow of the Hun. .lnlm Hilton‘s the
put week. The contrast was cxlnlcrnting.
Out side was cold frost} itir. insidc was
tropical t‘lllll‘llt‘. with hundreds of roses in
full liltium. Tilt: perfume was delightful,
the sight of the lllllllCI‘Ilil“ costlv plantar was
pleasant. and presents smut- of God‘s bright
("it gift! to liltll‘. [linking life j'yous. Mi.
IIiltnn who is our iit‘iglilnr on the Daricii
side of the river-ii our Member of Asst‘rir
bly ('It‘t‘I. from limt iiis'tit‘t. null if I‘ltlt‘OLI on
lIlt‘ proper Conititittocs will he it most volun—
lilo accession. ills f‘Xlle‘lt‘llt'P as a civil en-
gineer and vim- president of flit! Eric rail-
rnud fwr the past thirty y- we can lie mod In
mlvnntuue. and his well known t'Xf‘C‘llivf‘
abilitv will ft-rw-trl liiiei:.l-..<.
The met! of .l'lllil Lriivne‘e nzhiritt the
nirtiibus of the citizens ll‘i‘OCth'llll “as
c/nllctl on the llitli inst . iit Bridgeport and
continued for throw days. I' would not lic
uninteresting in trinity to know the history
.tf this misc. \vllil‘h Wt- lit-why Btnlt‘ ns “’t'
unit-Niaml it. 1‘lil8tIIdpill’NI short- properly
\\;t" uwucl by on“ tlvrsliimi II‘i'YlllODr‘. who
ilird some forty you: since. [In l-~ft fivp
children who lulu-riled his estate including:
this sluhtc p-opcny. A public highway I'tlll‘
nip: along lllltl litlfilnl‘l with the shore and
dividing the estate from lllt‘ shore when the
C‘IIII astute was sold by the scvcrnl lit-ire. the
tumridry was nlwnvs made by tlicliigh “my.
leaving Ull‘ show in their p isnwsinn. \t‘lih‘.»
liar: IlCi'li open to tli.n public in (‘i‘l‘it‘qu me
of thin i.i.-.'liwuv being: on no‘irthu -n.m-_
'I‘lit‘ MVP]? heirs slain l:ll‘-‘. ll'iI‘O I‘vlltllliIlr']
to hold ll-‘S‘CRHHR lnl=¥llllt‘ll :i- b «no t :
them Il't't‘i‘ Il891IIilf‘ eliliic till i ll‘t\l‘ t‘ul :lm
.seluo art-er veutlv from wow :i .r. .4 it. and
in r. move. it“ til-l bl. till llli‘ Hill}: t‘l lull u l.\'
mlvia‘ of (‘I‘vt‘ll‘t‘ll taken rim-cut El liy pro:
c?..i.iiiii-.: their light and nixlril g .‘tllll tr»
mnving ribslrm‘liwus from the [‘l't‘llliefle: will
bv rc:i.l Ill of ”1' ii‘ l'tllt‘lt" t right of in“ r .
lltllt‘ti “1le lit'R<1‘~!l~tllll10y n-ivl- lot it e l‘ii'
futtaty c lnsltlcrntilin. convey-«l iml tillxl
claimed their seven“ ritzhti of mi: slim.-
ltru‘ll'rlv t-i Si'Vf‘IlI Illt‘lnllt'ffi «if ”ll' minim!
its ucmtn n to have and to “Hill forever. who
intend to allow the public to enjoy IIlt' im-
of this shore under certain IPSlI‘ltf‘lltlIld that
are u- t. intended in he urilllrif‘y. My; 3.1,“
Lnnnds very properly cuticelvcd the in...
lll‘tl. the limit liuiiimlletclv in front of lli..~
eliorc wou‘d lit: desirable as l1lt.‘.~l‘lt‘l’ll‘t-.:lt: l
lllf‘ slwic convcuil-tit for his lllllll'd'illd l..- m
anl tlunls. tint} [turt‘liiisvtl ill" lunrl and .r
be vczuly beliri‘cd thr- biltll'e him. but tail»
lcrsly neglected to cxziiiiinc the com 'ylm‘t‘.
which tiivt not Illt ‘udt- lltl' bllv'l't‘ u" to Hip-
pnsctl it did. Mr. Inlu’liiiS till I :1 long
while found out his mistake. and inst. it! of
seeking the wt nor! of the shore aitil pwriir-
lug; I1 title from them. he 0 \lYCt‘l‘.'i“.l ll.:~ him
(‘5 l‘llilllg possession of this allow and little
by claim it title by pilefltlssltillfiitld neglected
to notice lIl‘lI (-lllt‘l“ lied ptlSnlh5itlfl at llinl
lilllu null lilti‘eu yours lll‘t‘VIulH. His first
Ill vc for posacsflon was to prom n from.- on
the (mat lint: of tho road. Tlli‘ [rt-violin
occupants won- aurpriscd :iud tlciuiit‘i'cd but
made. no demonstrations. After the {coco
litiil stood tlzcre about tut-lvc months My.
Lowuds made another more lo make hi.
title by placing largo stones on the shore in
such it tuanncr as to prevent those n he “Sill
previous possession from enjoying the tire
of the landing. Then it Wilt [lint tlil- citi~
zeris C‘lIllC together and formed on associa—
tion for mutual protection. and til it inc-ct—
iiig formed tmtselves in it «committee of
the whole and limit down this fence and re-
[unveil the stoma from oil the shoro‘ lznvlnu
ft viously oluninctl nyitidgnicnt itgrtinst .‘llr.
Bowutis for obstructing the highway. Air.
Lquldl appealed from this dcclslon.nziti bud
the (“use tried tit Bridgeport where the de—
cision \vns rovers-ed or. the ground that ilt‘.
did not obstruct the highway. ’i‘ucircmiucll
had started the case for them wrong. This
decision did not (if. c: the ttici‘ltsnf the case
Mr. Lotviids of course was eluted and erect.
ed a building 0 Illi‘ sliorp iiir.’ in proctss of
time attached rnpcrty of nevi-rail mum
bore of the cit s nestitriution for dfllllllfit‘~l
inasmuch Ii t v had destroyed his face
and removed and brohtu the rocks that he
had placed on the shore. This suit came off
hefow Judge Bouton. and was decided
against the citizens. with fine and Coats.
The cone new pending in on appeal from
this decision. After the decision given by
Judge Bunion. Mr. Luwnds begun to roe the
importance oi having a title. and nude a
spunnwdic effort to get a title from the orig
"I’ll uraricieni owners of the shore property.
which probably; could have bton done at
that time. but the effort was so feeble and
badly niatiatred that it fell through with.
The deeds were nil made and the eupposed
parties sent for. who appeared and proved
not to lie the line's they wanted, null through
their incorrect knowledge and Witllt of
proper energy. thvv were superccded. and
the property ussed into the hands of the
association. evrritl raids have lately been
made by females on is shore wherein
baskets. rakes. states. as pets and numerous
implements have been scattered from the
shore. and some of our citizens ordered. oil.
Since writing the ebove. the suit that was
pending after occupylng the attention of the
court and jury four ds s. has been deodled
by sustaining Judge outon's decision of
ten dullure damages and costs for removing
the fence and stones from thevshere laser
much satietther party has proved a tide.
botti having equal tin-titer the ousje in;
on the others rights in removing the once
v
once think the decision ought to be sotir
factory. inasmuch as Mr. Luwnde has proved
that the shore in not a highway which will
assist them in acquiring and timed their
title. Mr. Gardner Crockett. with _ the
title to this portion of the shore by advice
or council. called at the resilience of htr.
J the s ' opossum alto fie trial
hit: hauggm '
:Ilgll iu llqnldiitlon.
tint in ultimo.“ weekend will
be the only loam: iiiothat has yet taken
place. ‘ y
w
The Jewish fs'ast of .the Pausover coin—
nienced Saturday evening at unschand was
originally observed by the ”riddle: of
paasover lambs en theeveninugdoedlng the
least. and the outing of the laid on‘ the fol-
lowing day. Loaven was excluded from
broad during the continuation of the feast.
the first and last days of which were holy.
Now the feast is celebrated” the eating of
anteavened bread during the eight days. by
abstaining from labor on the first two and
last two days of the feast. and by the obser-
vance on the first and second evening of
various domestic rites commemorative of the
deliverance front Egyptian bondage. includ-
ing the recital of scriptural anti legendary
net-relives and familiar conversation on the
some national event. and the reciting of
psalms.
Mr... «
A New Jersey womitn sleeps with her feet
out «tilted. no that the cold illl insy awake
luv it‘ n burglar opens the window.
MOO—"~—
Iin you know how a church fitlr woihs!
The principle is it very ingenious one. some
lidloi borrow money fromnheir husbands to
buy tiialeriaia. and make up fancy articles
which they give to the fair. Then thvy
change pieces. borrow more runner. and buy
then) back again.
.——-e ‘W
Mrs. Mickie. living on Tiptoii avenue.
bliiuicspolie. recently gsvc birth to five clill~
drop—two and a half boys and two and a
half girls. “Minty "tickles uiiilicn iiiueltle.“
Mother and family are doing well.
A woman of Folsom Cd. had it trouble.
inine lmtllt extracted recently. and found
ft sprnulod coriander need in "t0 cavity to
have been the cruise (if her stifl‘erittc.
\
Chitin“ is ticnmtnoti diorama—so com-
mon that entitling. spitting. sud blow-leg of
the nose. mow-t us tit every turn on the «erect
Your fcct slips in those nasty discharge: on
the vide all: and in the iitilic cvinvevniicc:
and iti tllfittu'l‘t‘ealllc mor. contittiiitinniz
lllf‘lll'l'ilultlf the afflicted. rt-tidora tlieniof—
ft-neivo to their nesncintss. There is the
highest modicnl nlitliorlty for stating that
with fully oucduilf. if not two-thirdt. of
th isc :itlllctcd \Vlill Consumption of the
Lungs. the disease commences as Catarrli
in the time or head. the next step bring to
the throat rind bronchial tubes—lastly to
the lungs. How important then to give
mulv and prompt ltlfi'llll'lll to it Cuttrrli!
'l‘u cure thi- loathsome disease correct Ilic
svstczii by using llr. Piercn‘s Golden Medi-
cal Discut'ery. which tunes it up. cit-macs
tlio bland. and liciils tlic tlii‘Cl‘SI‘lI‘giflntk 113'
ii spct'ilc influence upon them; and to insist.
tier Dr. S‘Igc's Cutnirh ltcnicdv with Dr.
Picrce‘s Nasal [)ntichc. This is the only
way to reach the upper and brick csvi its
“'hI'I‘t' lilo diacliurgc conic-i: from No tirin-
frum this irt-nttiivnt. and it is plenum-t t-t
Hat" The two medicines with Illnli'ult‘fl .‘trt‘
cold by dtult-ri in lllt’tllt‘lllf'rl.
—~ <0.v-—~-—-—
NEVER KNUWN l‘tl l-‘.-\ll.
llr. Mnmm‘ firm 1' of TAR. \l'iiai tint-Lit-
itY mid lloiuin r'\ii l its llt‘\'[‘i' lit-vii known
to f.iil in pi-rxt,:im-itlly Cut in..- uliainu't-
(Villl'lll‘. t'nlll~. t‘l‘ Hp. Whit-pin: t‘niiuli.
twr tiny ills. list a of ”m that iratury organ——
:t'ltI i‘ (:13t‘blI llm Itiml‘t‘l'l It is Ilnt "11'th
f\' l i Niko it it r ‘t Ion: limo hilt-r0 ymil‘uta
tll‘t“ \w-r é'< lllllt‘I-li‘l'tl l-llx‘t‘b. It< wait in
Ilii< r Illtiltllulls' iainiuii-iiao. mill iIsIti-iillttl -
ify infirm" rl It i- ,‘wm'h'r. ’_u uiini'ititcvli in in-
mniipus‘o l of the p “1“" null lit 3'. motor :il~.
aim! in "lid-l)" .‘H'hlutzun. Dunvlt
tail to givo ilil‘~ strwl :.ii-l xmlcnt remedy '1
trill it will I‘ ‘ .ul ("tllfllli diesppiini
y. H. .’t~k f =l Hr, Matti-9 Syrup of I‘m.
‘Vlizl t'lwrra :i't-l H r liutiiili. :iii.i lultt‘ lttt
ul in I. II ml iii». In t . ti'~=y Tf‘vjlll \l‘ ~i/ ‘r 50
C 117‘ .u l $l,tmlit-i hull I‘
tilt”
..
S. l Eut .Vii.‘ «m'a lir”: «tt-rr. Null. .i»'l
wall.
4.»
llltllil".\‘
‘ t w . f n a u v
[tl.\lt' ill I Hulih
t l Kl." Ill'“l'l';l’.‘l.\. STIH'INH'I‘IL
l"..\." 'I‘Illl S’l‘tlilAt ll. .\ll).~‘ llItll‘Ih HUN
.\.\'l) Ull‘lltnllfi 'l‘lHl APPHTH‘H
FUN SAM". llY Ill-iii t‘ Sl'lllk'lN.
Stll'Tll Ntllili'ALK t‘HNN.
~~~~~-- ,,,, —
(‘ltllelrt‘u (‘I'y t‘ul' (‘sssturtiL
.~' 1] n .u' lit t-iltl- i;~ it ‘tlt't'. and
’uh l) Jr .vmlz ... it is t-llrt‘ to (\ltl'l worm»
Illll‘ \\l:.il t‘lillt‘. rt gilll't‘t‘ lllt‘ Ilil\\tls‘ lllltl
~tnitiiu‘li. will uvrilvimt- irrititliilitv caused
by rush til 1 Hill“: to: It. It in' it prriccl sill»
\lillllt.‘ for Castor Oil. and fur (lostivcucss in
you“; or old :ll’ re i~ nothing in cat trim-so
t'l‘i ctiw un-l Tf‘Iilil‘It'.
-—-—-—-¢e* ---——
How many poor CO'ZrltltllllliVCri have said.
A 'l\'lI-;Y hwl “till. D lt'ltlr‘hlld l ingnt‘. liti-
iii,: ,\ ".2: ANN .n .‘vlill. (,‘iii‘v- flllvl 'l‘otiil‘ nix
Hut! the nut liar-hill lizzt‘t‘ ltt‘t‘J tuft":- " "-—
it) ~ ~ to l'll|.:’i l'i‘lls. Sen rilivrrliw lli(‘lll
_, we. -,
\‘t'oiulurml Sum-on!
it in ivarlcd ".‘il llnst‘iiiiu‘s ..‘.ll\l.\N
Sim l‘ l.u~~. sim‘t' il~ ititrollmilon in tho-
I'nii- t! Statue. rencltvil tiit' ltllillt‘nS" snlt‘ of
illl.0t\0 down iii-r \t‘lll' Ui't‘l 6.000 “mg;-
chi! have or it‘rcri lliis Medicine direct from
tim li‘iiciory, at Wu ltil.‘tlf_\' N. .l .. uti.l tint
om.- i.:.\'c rop.»:*'c<l u single failure. It.“ (vtriy
ltiltt-r elm-Its m‘ H» lt-ttritiidiittg sum-mu
Purim: \t'Vt‘l‘l‘ t‘ouglis. (Mills in lilt'tl on tllr
I‘ll‘t'fl". t‘nnsiliuptiun. l r any discitsc of
'l‘lir-uil ziizd Iltllth‘. Wu mlvisc HllY [i' run“
liml lute tiny Pl‘t'tllilluslllilll l-i \vwilt lumps.
in 2.. la S. I“ l‘tr‘t. South Nurzvu‘k
and l]. L. l‘hlc. KNI‘WNIk and not this mcdi
vino. or inquire iiti "ll it it pillar six-n 75 cls .
snmpl" b illlt‘. l0 Hm. ’l‘ivn doses ‘,\ ill to-
lit-vc MW [at a}. Don't. iit'gletlt'l-ur u null.
2‘33 1"
It
.iiur-w
lri
|.'~
I'll
- oeowm
'l‘illi CHILDREN‘S FRIEND.
\\ .‘n‘ l--' 12w little ones stiller when [lir—
Zta-‘e I)('1»l.\.":.' Warm Syrup will (‘lll‘l‘ lll-‘lll.
\Ytll‘lll“ vmnn' (‘XInI in the ‘i'tlllllll‘ll after it
has bt‘t‘ll :tlllllllliSlt'f‘t‘d- II is iicrft-ctly safe.
very pleasant to who. and no physio. is re~
qiillml illu-z'wui‘ols. Cull ill Stillsou‘s drug-
store null ask about it. 273 1y
.- woos
'l lit-re- need be “0 Print whorl-U n-
lullf' Limitiivm i4 med. liiriiv timl Scolds
.rc Ilttilt‘l ulthvlil a ct‘lll. lilwunrilism.
Humps. utm‘ llltlpi fl..~lt. ItullL‘ itiitl muscle
llllllf‘llln 0 ill lic ulieuluh Iv lured There
itIl'IWflklIltli. The White tfcti'uirr Lilli
lticiil. i~ lu' family use. llu: Y1 Now for
horses and llililliillx the trial will 0 ‘I\\'lllt'e
tlu- incrrdttluuc.
"1511131).
in this town. on tho ulst inst. Lewie Benton.
aged 81 years and 23 days.
.lAl'hiDiCR and BllJUUSNESS. ‘Who knows n
guild remedy for tin-w disorders 2 “c ale aunt-ed
.\ ‘l‘ W 0 0 But Vegetable, Physical.
Juundlro Blues-s will ttl‘ect s iipct'd)‘ cure.
Thoy have navssl Farrow to serum! ALI. wuo
tl.\\‘lDfllI\ Titus for donndlec. Billmisueu. no.
ttmvave of imitations. The genuine has private
pro iristary ntemp of John F. oney ov the cork.
Sold by all dealers. Mauhnttaultcd..t‘.o.. oprlqtors.
JOHN F‘. HESRY. CURRAN O (30.. I ow 10“]
Wholesale Agents. 98% 4t
DISSOLUTION.
Nottc’e le her-ob reign glint. the co- 7 t-tncrvhlg
now tan or e no I“. 0,
"rabbit“. 5m be dieselvod my taste. it mtusl
consent and that either member of the rut will
mans, Brig-ta. 1
“WA! “.8003.
South Noni-site. April 30. 181‘. .
The more business will be continued After Rev
3.
It rats. by William “Radium 'I-
dun banjos - and
.gaulaseo-Wlfifi’h evened as
. I wwagmmflt _,
s. .
O
- . ,r 1,
isosthlterwalstwshh s.-:.
in‘
‘ Notice is hereby
shootout
V‘ sin-attenuates Mr
mm.
LIDST.
In Lower part of City. on April “iii. a BLACK
CREPE V! L. A liberal reward to the Inder by
leaving at house of JAMES 8. TAYLOR.
SA Wood Ave.. Booth Norwallr.
. AUCTION 2 AUCTION!
A RARE CHANCE!
Will be sold at PUBLIC! AUCTION on Friday. the
38th day of April. ind. at 10 o‘clock. in the fore.
noon. at the hotel known as ~
rnmcntu gown:-
tn South Not-walls. Ct.. so ranch of the entire Em
tale of t‘harloe 0. French. an insolvent debtor. se-
siuned iii trn it for the benefit of his creditors. as 1
am by Lew nuthoriaed to sell which said Estate een~
ell-ts of a very choteelot of Wines. Brandies and
other Lil uomln (.‘aahs. Detantine and Bottles.
llouwhuh Furniture. Stoves. Bode. Beddin . (‘an
pots. t‘urtnina. Bar Furniture and Fixtures. tops
this Fl Hume. Creche". Glass. Eerthen. tittiao.
iron and 't‘ia Ware. Tattle (history. l‘iat-d Cnstors.
Knives. lit-rite and tipooua. etc. . Also one Wench
barrow. Gi‘llltllltlllf‘. Axe one Got Illlllsrti Balls.
Billiard Room Extension. itet‘rlg
varietv of other articles iiocreeary for carrying on a
firstvc nae hotel.
Terms and conditions made known at time of sale.
”Hi. JUIIN If. ehll'l‘ll. Trustee.
Tommie am.
Will in said at public auction. on the PREMISES.
Stat “relay, April $9. I E76,
AT 2:80 O‘t‘LOCIi. I‘. M .
(inc third interest in the property know as the
OPERA HOI'SE BUILDING,
Situated on NAIR Sr. SOUTH NtlffiVALK. CT.
\V. C. ‘ “VINTARD, Tru"’.'gsa
HOUSEHOLD l-‘URNITI'RE
At Private sale.
The following article! of household furniture.
“latch have been used but little. aortic of which are
about as good as now. Will be sold cheap.
ONE l‘ARLUR SET consisting of 1 Sofa. 1
Easy Chair. -i Chairs and 9 Marble Top Tables.
HAIR CLOTH SET—4 Easy Chair and B steal,
Chairs. 6.
Blight tirccn lit‘p Chairs.
(ins Mahogany Bureau.
(Inc Marble Top Rosewood Burton
I One straw Metre-so. .
One Velvet Sofa and Ann (hair.
I). DAYTON,
Auction Commission Merchant. Slain Street. South
Norivalk. 884 8‘
Raymond Bros.
ll\\ l2-
REMOVED
Tht‘it‘ Oll‘lt't‘ It) Brick lilot‘k tip-
‘l’ositu lllt‘ll‘ 0M Slum! on “'nsli-
lllfl‘ltlll Strum.
—STMOVEW REEXTRS,
id. K. I.(. )( 'thot'n )3.
NOTICE.
WARRANT I-‘tlli A (‘ITY MEETING!
.lliym'r Iffllcr. liquor .wtn’h .\'..rir.i.lll. (f . April
1 7-.
~(Ii l~.v
’l‘n .lttllN \\' t'll \W. t‘tly ('lt'f‘lt : ~- .
.\t 3 regular Illt‘I'llK‘f of IIlI‘ Haunt of ('unm ilmvn
at tho! tiy or swim NurtvnlkJit‘lil .lprti 12le 18:6.
lllt‘ twill-wit l! u as Allul‘lv'tl _,_
“ ”normal. 'Ylm: the Hun. “'nllvr P. Quinn-it'll.
\iitynr of Hit‘ city be. “(ill hr in Iirroliv "quot-trill”
cull It city "twill-i; in I)" lit-lit tin Monday m‘ciiihg.
flit-Milt tisyof April. A. ll . 1876. iii 8 o‘clock. at
Military Hall. for the purpo-Irs following. to wit ;..-
'l‘u lay a cit \ tax. in luv it water nix. to veto um"!
nppmprmtlng of.-- dollars for flu improvement
known an the Main Szrcl-l ltllpl‘tl“t‘l’llt‘lll. to vote. if
tli't‘lllt'll arlvi~nttll-. tn n-cufnmci tn the not! General
Anatomy. the ammuiin: nr rrimiifvlrsz
of tho pram nl rtty charter. and felon to
amend the or! I ti‘itlnd " An act to pro.
\'ld(‘ n Illlllilt' of [\‘l’l' nml \vlmlcsnmv \vst-‘r to ”w
(‘lty of smith .‘Inruitll: " X(I\\'.Hli'h'rfll't‘, l.\\'nltl r11.
Qiiintiinl. Mayor of will! City. by nu'liorily Vt'tllt'tl
in mv. do lu-rl-liy r Ili‘inflllll run in glut noticc txi ”to
legal inn-rent mid t‘tty. that n monitor: “ll be
hold in .\lil.ll‘ ll‘r' ll.\|.l.. Al‘iill. Still. at 8:00
o'clock. for the purptimN itforcuild. by pus-titty: it
trim and rim-med curry of this “‘al’nllll upon a FIL'“
pout tn naldcllv. nt ll‘tlfil Ill-'00 din-vi before the time
of holding riu‘h mM-tlnu. nud pulilldlttutz 'Ilt‘ tulmf‘
in the smith Nnrwslk hcntitwl. it paper pubiulhvd in
said city “XI/Nil! t‘. Ql‘lNTAltll. Mayor.
A true copy. Attcst.
2&1 2! JOHN \V. CIIAW. (‘ity Clerk.
Ground Bone,
Land Plaster,
Superpliosphate
of Lime,
AT
‘lirymond Bros.
l)lbll)El\I) ROTICE.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
NHltWALR.
Rorvti Nonw \LR. A iril ‘lliii. 18m.
The Board of Dirccturfi of this ttk have this
tiny dt‘cllu'f‘d a scmi-rununl dividend or 4 per cent.
..n the capital stock. paynlilcmi itud nftcr the third
day til Mitv iii'xt. 'I'lit‘ transfer bi)t‘kl “ill be close
from April visit. to May an. -
283 at J. .I. \llbfuil‘in. Csvhlor.
Real [Solute in «Insurance Agency
The umlcnilwnod has on hand ecversl first-class
wiliuno. in be sold. or rented at the lowest figure.
also. Building Late. and email Cottages. Fire Insur-
nllt‘t‘. Life and Accident l’ollrics furnished at. the
lowest rates. in rcliahlo Companion. (‘nll from 9 to
is a. in. and vi to ti :1. in.
DENNIS rma'r'r,
l‘. 11. Nash it: fires. Store.
28-1 3!
SUCTU
21' L titti
‘ .
1' GR SALE.
Sricral desirable Btiildlti" Lots on First Avenue.
Benedict Form. East Nor-walk. near the new bridge
will [11' cold low. and ti‘n'wny twins. apply to
. Wham. “Nil! JONES. EarLNorwallt.
March filth. into;
FOR SA LE.
A desirable residence on High 8'. «have Eltnwnod
Ave. but“: too. Inquire on the p eislsee. 281
' W 7 Norma—17157;? PROBE-i:
DISTitlttr Oi“
COURT. April filth. lsTtl.‘
Estate of RICHARD iii R89. letc‘of Nprtvalk. in
said District. licensee-d. _
The Court of Probate for the District of hortvnlk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
liercuffor tho Creditors of sold estate to exhibit
their l‘IlInItlfflr settlement. Those. who neglect to
sour. their accounts. properly attested within
said time. Will he debarred a recover . All. persons
indebted to said estate are reqnt-ste to make lrn-
" to payment to _
388 at L-ilAltLES ll . SMITH. Administrator.
norms. ,.
'otice is hereb vcn that ltcstlon will be
31:60 to tho tisatyGlE-‘neral Aenggiy to so stnend
.“ Addict to provides an pl: of puresnd whole-scene
Writer to the City of nth Norwaik." sawlllau-
thoriau and enable said city to supply water to any
us or cnporsuons outside of its
mofb’fdlm
out a names will be.
real” it ts to the ter’ gene '31:; «inlaid;
u n
wins-lathe reheat-c. notation . .
,0...
coroner. Foliue. Och-vim. collage. ay-
‘ have abmsiramnnq
, i'
anon-“sesame: am it 7
oncoldeaalli. a tenth. run-ll. W
mam, . a... ,n. g y see- i.
NOTIGB. y,
n tics te h reb m ilatio also
led: to the nicest G'essvsl Assent of William of
summon: our; "till we?“
0
am... e. m? “ "
erstoi. and a great .
cRooUET
$1.00 Pfll‘ SB,
tall) in Sat,
H. E. Bodwell’s.
Framed M flllflS,
$1.10 Each,
“ ——A'l'—
H. E. Bodwell’s.
AUCTION LOT OF
Boots and Shoes
Which Will be Sold
VIII 9 CHEAP,
AT
JOHN SCHAUB’S,
ormurn 1‘le rosr orifice.
Now Is Your Time to Buy.
illii'I'ltlt‘T or XtiliiiAlJi
)
.
0.43:1: April imh. A i . ml. IROBATE
install- uf .hfiENA’I‘H liUY‘l‘. lati- of Xerwulk
in «in District. doccasvd. .
Ulilll—THEH- 'l‘lxst tho nomirlrirnt-r l‘XhIhII iii.-
Adiriinietrslloti accutuit to tht-I court fursd ostnivn‘
ft' the prnliatc unlov- in .\‘nrua.l.. on the M dav of
“U. 1836. at ‘J o‘clock 'urr‘llnul: . and that all per»
min interested in will (“lull‘ may be notified merc-
of. ttw Inlvi administrator I'll canto thisnrdt-r to be
pnlilirhud in a new-pupl'rprlnu-vl in l-‘airflcld Counv
ty. and post a copy lliNv- f ill the aizti post at said
.\orwallt. ne‘arwtt the plum “hr-r. th deceased last
dock. at least ten dave tin-fore «aid till: riav M May
net It' (”:01th A. lLtVEM'ulil‘. Judge.
The Summer Term
(llv‘
fillies BRUCKWAYS’ SCHOOL.
l‘or Youngjusdte-s at Children.
(“llflht‘tfl
Monday, April 24. 1876.
283 31'
re.
-DRUGS:
TZIEI'NIHIRSIUNCD RIZGS TO CALL ATTKN~
'l'lt‘N‘ 1‘“ TI”:
OLD
Cornering Store!
\thrc it is nu trouble to supply customers
with cvvrythinu in his line at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
Prcscriptions pl‘l‘pnf‘cd by competent per-
sons. and Medicines delivered anywhere
S-F:_-.13_EP_K;__
Drain -
LARGEST
AND BEST
ASSORTMENT
or .
[Hill I! "ET
IN TOWN
A'l‘ STILLSON’S
City Drug Store.
tom: tum
The Etlbct‘llbcl' has taken the store for-
merly occupied by H. II. \VELIAIAN‘.
MAIN STREET. where he would br- glad
I‘) £30 all of his old customers and as many
new ones as may lie in want of anything in
the
Tailoring Linc. Garments
ol'yall Kinds Cut and Made
in'ihc Most Fashionable
Styles and Best Manner
and at PRICES To Sl’l'l‘
Till". TIMES.
Alsoa Variety of‘ all Kinds of
Goods at Retail and set Auction.
Anyone that has Goods to dis-
pose or. can make arrange-meme
for the Sale- of' them at asmall
commission, either at their [louse
cs or m the more.
D. DAYTON, \gt.
-fm'l‘t'on tt‘ Commission .1 crclmuf.
S Hill: Nurw ~lk. April ”.1576. SN; if
Fete; LIST
U?
G R()C‘ 15R IISS
G. c. SC'OI‘IELD’S
()LI) STAND.
Street, South Nor-walk.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH. .
Granulated Sutignr. 9 lbs. for $1 00.
Mutts
:\ IO ” l m
(3 ~ " II “ ‘l 00
New Orleans Molnar”. 65 cts. per Gel.
Pork. 15 cts. per lit.
l-‘lour Di r imp. $1, 10130
Best Jiivu Calico. 3S cts. pcr lb.
(lullfish. 7 me. nor lb.
Brooms. 28 t0 49 cts.
Rico. 12 lbs. for $100.
t‘nuncd Tomntucs. 14 cls.
Clincolntc. ‘ 40 our. per lli.
Bret Ground Pepper. 45 cts. per “l.
Cinnamon. . 15 etc. 5 lb. 60 me per lb.
12 cts. 3 iii.
17 (‘15. per lb
(.‘reiim Tar Tar.
Bfit Country Hams,
Shoulders. 13 etc.
StoveBlaciting. ti eta. per paper.
liiiug. 6 cm. per box
Guru Starch.
13 eta r lh.
Soda Crackers. pc
S cts. per lb.
Mill; " 12 etc. pcr qt.
Ten, from 50 cis. to 1.00 perlb.
Vinegar. 30 cis. per cat.
Dried Bv cf. 20 etc. pcr lb.
Eon. Lemon. 20 cut.
“ Vanilla. 25 crs.
383 if
DISTRICT OF NORWALK es. PROBATE
count. April 3th. A. 1).. 1876.
Estate of‘tzilARLEs G. FRENCH. an insolvent
debtor of horivaik. in said District. assigned . in
"91"): for its: bought 10d! his cred. itora.
n rneceo ea estate rs then i
of Commlerlonere thereon. p ya Pm “me“
0RDE D—That Commissioners to receive. cx-
amine and decide upon the claims of the creditors
o‘i' ssh! emote be appointed at the Probate! an». in
horn-slit. in_ said District. on the Gib day of lay.
18:8. at m o clock forenoon; of which all persons in
interest will take notice. and appear. if they see
nose. and be heard thereon. and said trustee will
give public notice thereof by posting a cop
a; "alpaca “are“. comic-state is in settlement. and
n e sonic n snows printed
pub lobed in Isle-loll! County. at reg??? days beige
said on: day of Nov.
est a: GEORGE‘A. navaxcotrr. Judge.
Ax Unntxancn rs ADDITION no as Ono:
trance xterm.” ax Onnrnan'crt (Dir.h
rtxtxo) run Dan on we: Crrv Culture
Be a fit-acted ”$31111! or (headliners «rug
megsmanm
Ste 1. That frog and after the
Ordinance. the City Ciel-tr. shall make all align“?
e the voter and of
of Councilmen. in a blast: boot. :to be
32' meteor.“ and. with “conception os'
pr ugdtnwflflngforthesctlonofthr . all
, W
1 “a.” shall he stands in and
,I: I. tomatosofth'e
{a} yet! until WW“ Dow-fit“
immortal! '
we.
(“not 50. 17 cts. tier lb.
Lard. , 17 etc pcr lli
Butter. 40 to 42 per lli.
Dried Urinals. 10 cts. per lli.
Raisins. 1’5 to ‘20 etc. pcr lb
Large Bottles Cotstip. 20 cts.
Coe‘s Matches. large box. 13 etc.
Eggs. 20 cts. per dcz
10 lbs. Pail Lard. $1.75
5 .. .. .. 90 ets.
(‘bromo Coffee. 28 cts. twi- lb.
Canned Lobstere. '20 etc.
Canned Pens. 2% out
Canned Pumpkin. 20 etc.
2 lb. Cans Bet-f, Corned, 40 cte.
Beans. 8 old. qt.
5 Gets. Kerosene for 80 (is.
5 lb. Boxes Silver Gloss Starch. 65 cts. '
order on the public sign poshtn said Norwigfcage: *
conic
.
OPENING
titttr
Super. Extra Super ‘Tapestry
Bounds.
“—4 0....“
Straw Matting
. Plain. Check and Fancy.
OIL CLOTHS
Ouc-lmlf yard to 2;- yards wide
Q6. '
MATS. BUGS. Etc
____.“___
WALL PAPERS
Browns, 6a.; White, Go. up-
words: Satin, 2tlc.; French
(lrouml, 200.: Gilt 25c. and
upwards.
._ -0”...
(Julius, Holland’s Finns,
House Furnishing
GOOD'S- ,
AT
A. DIGIEBMAN & SUN’S.
SOUTH NORVVALK, CONN
Buckingham
& 00.,
Furniture
DEALERS 1
05oz their Entire Stock of “’ainut Chat-n-
her Suits. Cottage Chamber Suits. Parlor
Suite. Book Cases. Desks. Library Cases. Li-
brary and Centre Tables. Extension Tables,
Lounges. Tetc-a-tctcs, Choirs. etc.
AT REDUCE!) PRICES FOR
CASH!
PICTURE FRAKES 0.\' HAND AND MADE TO
ORDER.
N. _n.—-rtemner we shall ecll for east! and
CASH ONLY. No CREDIT given.
U N D E R TA K I N G
In all its Branches.
BUCKINGHAH do 00..
Kain 8t». 80. Norwalk.
Opposite I. It. Depot. 882
BENNE'I'I', NASH
.& STREET
WO‘CLD nusrucrvuuv annoutctt' To
'mum ctrs't‘oxsas arm Tan Panic G“-
nmumnwr mar navn wax lineman
one. or run LARGEST noon 01
CAR PETS
OIL dioxins
EYE! snowngmvmnv. scoop
mom-r , ,
Spring Dreams...“-
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