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inhinstisg nehsenthestteetnearhsard‘g winters-siren“ i _
nndthe necessary applianesaatn defied
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Tickets ior‘“0nteihendege."nt
Hail Thursday evening. Feb. 88d.
ntocuredoilr.A.A.Rsy«cnd.atA.
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andnle‘up lhhisd. he only thing now
M neeesssutemehehensehseninga plwurs
a". ision'anattachwenttothtsclech that will
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fii‘s‘mmmuu‘flf‘“ M... ‘ 3“”: items. A. iiamiitu oi tumors-ate-
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hemeegvgedinblastiegreehsiorthe
townonthestreetnsarneard’a Roche. are
eitherknernnt oi the business or exceed-
ow‘; .J._._..._._ Weepiseesoithereehaare
.. .. ' i3 'l‘heliev. Homer n. Dunning will cum and around th‘eunekhbaing male.
I,“ “ waleeturetoyonumatthem piecewekhg overapeonda on
momma.“ ~um‘irm tion‘sl Church Sunday evening. byreanathv thesidewalhonposite the Baptist chnteh.
“‘iMJL oathef‘i‘osaihilirissoi Yoouhisn.“ The authorities having the in
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“entitieiauhowloverthepreaidnntial magmmmmrhanm
tart. brasserie“
anytheynve retina.
soanbhlebnt thepeopleateooiet. sndgeid. m
norms use. '
‘ rise above indicatssnpsaeeinl at“ “A m I W I“
hits. Prank Benedict.llrs.R.T.ulae~ m l“. , r‘eetionoithehatekxscetivemmeeei
ion. bliss Jennie Him Ether Smith. --—-eeo——- the You“ Inn‘s Christian Milan.“
3'” "“"Thm ‘u‘m‘wm Antiarnscnlorapsert-Genm Norwalh.werethe nearsniarenflthe
n, “mfg’m‘”: ““3. We nut do mm M W mast: oi the crests-t churches to a N-
‘ :2: 9333.22, “I: “I raw this the United Smith-N newed energy. and ngenetnl religions ia~
A“ IDs-amt. . teresthasheentheresnit. Welenrmalao.
list 0! Meters 3“" that some conversions have tahen place
“coo——
Rufignfiogé‘ummfinwwa Thenldil '0' Directors of the Non The satne gentlemen werepreeent at the
.. “‘m tern neeti Incohwood‘s n u
lhehhov‘willpledleny Advertised. . We“ not a h
3&7 Julia Andre“ sit“ a. 33“.... 21:12: g:%%‘,§:':rififlm sttaeay aiternoon. 'l‘heattendaneeerowded
Normanbettahiuvnnrow .ioh . . the hal and theemiseewereoin
h... mm. “a 3..“ 3,93%“me haunt-nan ttttt «elected Secretary “mm?“ m‘ var
Bush. Chas. h. Bates. Jr. ldrs. BurrBradi'ey and Treasurer. ____.*______
he new temperance ovgnniattion held
iil‘fiiitg‘ifi "his" iii? ”Show n o c 1.7”” monument
,v in. we. sent rv r... wson.ane as~ ‘
dmwcur‘mtu “motto... “1 M 3...“... . Mm! m .... .... :.‘;‘:.'£“..t“.‘::.:‘:iitt “use“...
.tmtt‘utttetoa. r‘. stints". Frank s72: “M‘W‘m‘ “”“m‘mmms‘” tm large. the Ball being well nit-tr. The
gym“ A.hlualsall. hire. a ‘1‘ RM " day meatball. “I will hill W hi ill. new“... “we“ I. w“. W
3‘9““ “km“ “hem“ “3‘ (3““3‘” the stage. with visitors it'otn chrond. In
no. Ravmrmd. o. a. Smith. stittot‘t v3
amine. at it o‘clock t. tt Raymond. oi South Rel-walk. presided.
Keuren. F. Hart-hall.
Lrs'r annanrmo ran. 18th. W
Thomas Bra ‘ we...” anr Miss Lee. The Broad River mumpondent oi the 3?; hi. afi‘xrzkt (I: “‘3‘ lbw?
nn Chaplin. n. v. antihistamine.” up. says: “It is plainly lobe seen that W I ‘l ‘m 0
1770“. John W~ Green. Geo. C. llowe. hit. its success. and reputation attending the blessra 0“"?- °' Boston. 3‘8“ “‘3 Bulhley
Ruchleberry Juice. has been ior some arbit‘ “3 IIertierd. “‘3 Reva. Hamilton and J“
tor pill reluctantly swallowed. I The exercises “R interspersed with “‘3‘“
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national Church preached at the run I. I.
Ohnrch. thh city. on Sunday. in exchange
withItev.W Ramona-t. '
Minnie iiavington. Miss Emeline Johnson.
W. ii \ ‘Wood. J. D. Lawson. Margaret
indent... L. Smith. 7 a .. g by the choir. Attire conclusion oi the ex-
cans. 05"“'-\0~M““" “ Divorce.“ we understand. will bepla’vsd ereisee the entire audience adjourned to the
. - . , at hlusic Hall. at an early date. by Chap~ Sena oi Temperance Rail. in Genetic Buth
All PAY! N0 PAPER! m“ mm. A“. “Sim Conwhich pm ing.anti were bountlittlly red. The colla-
sented “ Priquc “ in so acceptable a manner tion was partnhee oi by six or seven hue-
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3km" fitmix and fiufim. early in the season. and item-90““
“mo—.—
—-lIsrd Pan Prices Pantstoons made to
The ladies oi the South Rorwalh Baptist _.__...____
order—all woel—ilrst class style ior “.00
, at Swords.
Church propose giving a supper on Friday The concert at the Congregational church ‘ up... “an
evening. Feb. 231. in Music Hall. for the last Sunday evening was on an entirely new th
benefit oi the church. One oi the lending 9““ “d "‘ productive oi much that w“
{natures oi the entertainment will be no old entertaining. A“ of the Sunday school
1 . - took part in one way or another.
sshtoncd New England supper. It is pros were Well taken and in one or
posed to have vocal and instrumental music “it“! creditable.
rend readings. Supper from 0 to 11 p. in.
We advise all to go. as they will be sure oi b
a good supper ttutl a good time.
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flutters are quite busy. .
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Dcsirshls tenements are scarce.
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Business prospects are brightening.
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Council meeting next Monday evening.
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Mr. S. F. Peck is at Ishpc sting. chh.
, .u-v-
—Wnt. ii. Swords is making all wool suits
cheaper than the cheapest.
H»—
odist llinistuiai Association ei
la District will meet at the First it. E.
Church-South Norwaih. next Monday eve-
ning. The session will continue untthed‘
The 9“" needsy noon. The iollowing is the pro
"'0 0““' gramme:
i Sermon—Monday evening—W. McAl»
litter.
8 TEMPERANCI autumn—Tuesday evening
B. T. Abbott.
wars.
8 What quality in man is the basis oi his re~
sponsility to God i—B. Piisbury.
4 How to win souls-J. Vintun.
5 Family Religion—W. I}. Stcbbtns:
o The type oi piety most needed at the
prest nt time-Sylvester Smith.
nevrnws.
7 “Na-rune hill) Lire." Partitions-L. Par-
her.
8 “Tun Masonic Account or Cmrton."
tho. Warring-J. Smith.
7 9 “Rn~vntott or run Cautious.“ Bollingcr
' R. W. Jones.
excesses.
1 Dots 7:50. inst clause. and Those. 5:38. last
clnuse—C. A. Tibbols-
ii Rom. “Hi—S. K. Smith.
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Reader.‘ the time has arrived. it you be
so fortunate as to he married. and so
uniortunate as to not owe a house to live in.
when it becomes necessary tor you to call
upon all the read estate agents in the city.
looh over all the advancements in” an:
Smmwacnn every pasteheard “ To Let.“
and float" iaiortnstion as to the «either in
which your neiehhors live. Tenor it plain
ly. it you expect to move this spring. it is
tints that you knew where yon are going.
You.» thelswotosstotn wil.iorthe neat
six nacho. he permitted togothroonhevery
tentsacnthensnintnecity.andit yondoit
property will heavenly in the walrus.
andhvepatittillhrdtimo lie sore and
call at every place to lit and insist soon a
thorouh inspection oi surety acorn \‘on
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The merchant who does not‘mztite his
uslnesa known to the public will not in-
creasehia trade. .80 may have a large and
desirable stock oi goods on hand. but. unless
the public is iuiortned oi that .iact it will
not such him out. An advertisement in the
SEMINEL will increase business at a small
cost.
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On Friday inst the Legislature appointed '
Hon. Vincent Colyor oi Darren a member
oi the Board oi Trustees oi the Si no Roiortn
School. Mr. Culyer is a than 31‘9" quali-
tied for such a position. and his appointment
was a wise notion on the psrt oi the Legis-
luturc.
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The Gazette hits heard that Mr. Sandlt‘orth.
the new Superintendent oi the Dunbury sh
Notwalh Railroad Company contemplates
locating in Norwalh. Our advice to Mr.
Sshdiiotth is to mahe his home in this city.
7' Ii. during the summer. he wants quiet. green
fields. No. he might spend amonth or two
very pleasnntly in the borough.
—-—-ow—-—--
Tho dith oi the Fellow i eeti oi
at their yards is notinjulitlscrstiun. , the Congregational churchgt; 3:“ $52“!
Tho School Festival this trinity) mitts; “3 Mid st Norse“ on Thunder. A no
will be one of the finest attenuator-ts or W “I With“ its the monies it! “0
.1... mm... ' it ~v. lll'. Grecnlcni oi New (innate. A
, W—M honotfiul collation was prov-idol by the
053 tors are tiling tor liitecn ccn‘saouart ladies oi the church. in the alteration n
in lianiord. which n merry—are cents lees metal and our" who: was attended
than’ths‘y can he. purchased in this town. with touch internat.
in. John u. Ennis no go» to earn» arm anybody in your locality an. m. .
Butler 0*. but.“ Newt “1 Vii“ N riot. ransaway. steals ntrnething. «the! a
shoot some two weeks. afrw discovery «shes a ht stir. whipssotae
w oeo7-a 7
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Knapp. it istho greatest tint esuactoroi ' '
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School Festival at Music "all this eve~
, ,ning.
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The Luck Cutnpsny‘d business is improv-
ing.
mm
’i'se rtrcellt were never to better co idition
alter a win'ct‘s its -. .
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Meme. Ely no i It new visited the [43311;
lsture st 1! titittrtl ‘l‘ursdss'.
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7 00]); the ball Friday evening.
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“mars. Raymond Brothers‘ branch oilice
erroneotheriellow." dildo tasting at “moisture sets NI has
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The revival culminate. and penitents
nnnsnneetheir convictions sheet every
lee-inc. Arediygondwerhisheindone
“firing“
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lad. Thursday at in. ran
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whwhhtehenesdontheleehawayrente
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meanwitl hiumadeethawd
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menu. riot-welt. have recited
7nd are radish theiraleeheimelethe
(gs-infirm In the retention
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mbbhagivsn the coming sateen
7bthehsateilkanddneateaaihyeigee.‘
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manna“ with
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honrtheahrmisgima snatch in attack
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tillAah Wednesday others in the long.
smilelessihceeisorrnwand ‘_ .
We'donot Icon to aaythat in ehia
countaanehthingataheplanbntweware
remindednimivsiweehfl‘yareviewoi
thehnileandpartiesthst have been given
inrnpidneeassiondnriegthepsatweck or
two. 'l‘hegmadwindiegnpoitheaariaaoi
sntettahnsntegivenhythene-eaociahle
ascietyeithis eiw.a rail description or
whiehwnagiveninenrlast iwnnwas ttn‘
«anonymous by
a onsttotsssotrtcasu.
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transmit. 7 _
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Thai-yashmwrietrwc-anandhtava use;
Atheneandhenrtahsathsnpiiy: aadwhen
lads ntela with its voluptnons swell.
M eyes lashed leveie eyes whiehspaheedeie.
Alden :snt “I?“ nineteenth.
Onwlth the dental letiayhe nneaada‘dt
lie sleep till morn. when Tenth and Fleaswre
to chose the at.“ lease with dying test.“
Insienall waslllsd withn very agree-
able and pleasant empany on last‘ hiday
eveniae. It was not a molar lull-dress
ball. bet the cctnplaisnnee and stability
which wesdisplsyedon allsideemade it a
truly enjoyable atlhlr. The beantiittl hell
was tnade still more beautiiul by a tow ap-
propriate and tasteiui decorations. Own
the stage were pieced two large cameiia
bushes in iull bloom. from the greenhouses
oi hir. John ii. Smith. One wasdllrti with
white flowers and the other with those of
varigeted hues. They were bcautiiul and
were admired by all present. «cologne
iountaina were placed at the right and left
oi the orchestra. Another iountain in the
centre oi the stage contained gold fish. and
upon each column under the gallery was
placed a canary bird. The party was the
largest oi the hind that had ever assembled
in the hall and to the excellent music inr-
niehed by Rowe‘s orchestra kept up the
dance until about d o‘clock p. to. About one
hundred tooh supper at Bartlett; The
ball payed handsomely. The thanha oithe
Committee are tendered to hire. Gen.
lor. Mrs. S. I". Peck and other ladies for
vets received.
The next in order was the ball oi
rt'rnssr nose 00..
which took place in Hollie Hall last Monday
evening. and was quite largely attended.
No attempt was made by the company at
display. but the afl‘sir was a very pleassnt
one to those who participated. and netted
the association about $50. The music was
by Ilowc‘s orchestra which has become very
popular in this place. and gets all the eu-
gagements. This ball ended up the season.
Cetisinly the hard times have notdnteriercd
with amuescments in this city the present
winter. as in almost every instance social
entertainments have been well attended and
libero liy sustained.
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CHIEF TU'I‘I‘LE ON TRIAL.
etx ntrtrttttnx'r (‘llAitGEd tun: aostxs'r rust
to writers tut nouns “ nor comer.“
The charges brought against John N.'l‘ut-
tie.Chiei oi Police. by Mr. W.S. Bouton. some
time ego. were referred. at the last meeting
or the Common Council. to a committee oi
investigation consisting oi counciimcn
David R. Selleclr. John H. Knapp and
Charles F. lIanck. Mr. Sellech was ap‘
pointed chairman oi the committee. The
committee have endeavored several times in
haven meeting. but without success. 0n
Fridtty. the 9th inst. Chnlrutnn Sellech notis
fled the balance of the committee that a
meeting would be held that evening. Mr.
Sellrch‘a notices were not received in time.
and alter waiting tor his ieilow judges for"
sometime hecntercd a nails and returned
home. Mr. Knapp met on Saturday even
tag. and alter whiting awhile he declared a
vacancy and returned home. On Monday
the 13th. Srilrch and ualhch. the Morel.
witnesses. etc. were prreenhhut thehal -...
oi power. hit. Knapp. was not at.”
“ti“ waited tor hint an hour ~
iegitoriiinthenatontirne by a lit shin
«iah hrtwcenSrllrchand the chic . a dish
erosionon the Presidentntl commune «so
its and dumbest! Nuisance which
the nttetitte adjtmrnsd until \t‘rdnseday
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pvssantwiththeencrption oihir. llalloeh
whosentwordhewassich and corridors
mhntdvrirsdtherretotthem
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didnetwnnteosayitwesnotali proper.
yensonedto «(then distinction.
ashram
themdn on»- name dresser
Senderrhyorderseithechlaisitwsspm
newlygtl’histisvthn; ithad been hand
Wander an old bones; Ir. Row;
unanswetoidlnnowlcwehadiennd
thepropwty.nndhadeaumedit.
_t'hosaexauination.—Ia relation to the
secondohnrnadeyen know who brouht
as Raymond and Ir. little; could not
swenrtelt: don‘thnowpseitiveiy: donut
mwwhotoohitawayiro-here: did-tot
hncwwhsrethepropertyeauairo-exeept,
whatlwutoidgdidnot say that Kelly
midmenutedelivnrnnythiegnpwitheet;
hhcenuntuhenrdlr.nytalhivg to Mr.
'lhtttie near Pooh‘s corner; ‘thinh he was
talhingahout that harnres: he said llr.
Nttlehadnobnsia‘esstodeliveritnpwith-
out his authority: think that washisexsct
lame. didnotetavthere a great while
leegeraiter that: I don‘t think Mr. Ely
Inset. apoheahenttheordinancerciative to stolen
prom: havereadthaordinanee: it"ssyn
ioruatetnhensaetnernndom er the stolen
penalty. intern the vaayor and to to
thechi‘si: theotherarticlev. hares. etc.
weredeliveredtohlr.8nyder by the direc
tionsoi thechiei; noonewaaovcratrceted
iorateaiing the goods; do not known they
were stolen except what I was told.
Hr. Taylor—Was it beiorc or after the
recovery oi this property when you had this
conversation t -
Berger—It was before. The harness was
a gold plated harnees. / The harness was
stolen by Samuel Rogers; it was stolen out
or Raymond‘s barn: think the delivery oi
the goods to Snyder was since then. but have
no memorandum to that cliect-t could not
swear‘that the harness delivered was the
same one stolen.
Mr. Ely was next called and testified in
briei as iollows :
IIad given directions not to deliver that-
harness. This harness had been stolen by
Samuel Rogers from Raymond Bros. ; be ad
mitted be had stolen iced irons Raymond
Bros. lingers stated that the harness had
‘ been sold to a Mr. MeLsuchlin for six dol-
‘ lsrs in money. and Dir. hicLsuchiin bed
~7 tied it od‘ ior some other property to a
men in Weston. I ascertained the horness
had dually been pledged to Rtymond Bros..
and I thought it my duty to ilud the proper
owner. I gave the police orders not to de-
liver the harness nntill they baud irons me.
I gave the order in conversation to the chief.
John N. Tuttle. At the time I gave these
express orders to the chici. ”’ I was going
away for n icw weeks. and. when I came
back to mysurprisn I iound ho had deliver-
ed the harness. He stated to me he had de~
iivoreti the harness because he thought it
right. He had had some conversation with the
city attorney and then thought it right. I
iound the city attorney had no authority to
deliver that harness. I don’t know as I know
anything more. Did not give any orders to
the police to deliver any property to Snyder,
it my memory serves me tight the delivery
oi the property to Snyder was subsequent;
to that oi the harness: have no means of
telling but think it was the last pstt oi
August.
Mr. Win. 8. Bouton called.
0n the date specified in the charge sew
Eueene Tollt-s go down stairs with the bar-
ness: soon after the chiei went down; do
not know whether it was the same harness
or not ; it wits gold platted.
' Cross-examination brought forth nothing
further from Mr. Bunion. sud .‘ii‘. Ely was
called to testify in relation to charge number
6. concerning the undue familiarity oi chief
'l‘ttttle with thcso coiled Lawyer Brown.
Kr. Ely stated that he thotteht do in: the
trial “(0th Odd; it good dent of Whispering
to do with the chioi ; he~whitptted with ‘
hint three or tour times; wits not near
enough to know the WNSS: the lcncth of
timciuwhispcriw varied: don‘t or this
Width“! mm oi anything else that
happened in the court room thst showed
u undue itttn'tiart‘ty. The not was w
nitismthesherifl‘thstdaynnd wnsnot inaex
IGNQIUMlgiNM~WWh§flBIQ
recollection :1 think the chin: toot: his nkht
odthatnhhhhnttotnehrstor tot- metre
otydidnotaivehitntwrvnmiontoleowthe
city; hetoldraehelnttthecity that n‘mht.
moot-am «cardiac
tonnadwentto a A. Iiihhlob haw lite
ltiveewith Brown. the menamination
hlr. maidhezdhlnothnowwhetheethuo
that lost
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notgdon‘thnowaaleanwaythatitstrneh
«onhrhgsleiatty strove or not; It.
Whollnmnfichaue.
uncommon. at; what «an.
cinnthewhimsrivgmadeepon his “task
thatiasnrmatrnnuhanveprietvsdn. Ir.
“Whewnssntrytoseeit and had
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