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VOL. 7. NO. 28.
ROF'I'II NORWALK. a city of boatinhahl
touts. ls situatedon Lon: island Sound. tho New
York and New Ilaven Railroad. and at the terminus
of the Dsnbnry and Norwslk Railroad ; 4% miles from
. Grand Central Depot. New York ; 8'2 miles west from
New "oven: to miles from Bridgeport; and 22
miles south of Dauliury. It has probably. the
most complete and economical Water Works in
the country. and is thoroughly protected from tire
on supplied with excellent waterifor culinary and
laundry purposes. Fourteen passenger trains arrive
froth and IS depart for New York. and 5 to and from
Danhnry daily. A line of freight prbpeiltrs runs regu-
ulrrrly to and from New York. and a large and corn-
modious passenger steamer makes daily trips during
the snmmor months. Vessels drawing 12 feet of
water discharge their cargoes at the wlitirvos. South
Xorwallr has grown rapidly and substantially. mire
than doubting its population within the past ten ‘
gears. undis now one of the most important. stu-
lions on the New York and New list-en Railroad.
The chief pursuits of the inhabitants are the manu.
torture of machinery. steam engines. locks. lists.
Itrriwgood‘. ship building and the cultivation of
ovsters linridreb of barrels of oysters are shipped
dhty to the large cities. where they are appreciated
on account of their extra sire and peculiarly line fin-
vor. As i. location for manufacturing establisln
rut-tits it offers unusual facilities. ilsroarc the Nob
walls Lock 00.. manufacturers of Locks. Knobs.
Bronze Goods : ‘The Norwulk iron Works Co. . runn-
nftrcturers of the Norw'ilk Steam Engine and Karlc‘s
Celebrated Steam Pumps; (‘rofut & Knapp. A. 5.3L
titans. it, .t W. ll. Ilenedict. Smith it: Palmer.
Adon- Bros . .t' Brush. the ltiili r five tire niuntifiie-
tiircrs or fine lists. The .list Forming ('o..
.l .l. Ascli. fur cutters. Bertiiy Brothers. straw hut
muniifsctnrers; Lounsbury Bros.. .t Rockwell. shoe
ntanii'neturors; Fulrfleld Combining hillltht-bcrt II
lion'iiu‘s Paper Box hianutuctory. Gen. 3. Bell‘s
Ship Yard Illil Murine Railway : Richards. 8: Weed
’ Boat Builders ; builders and contractors. lninbcr
yards. coal yards. nurseries. florists. etc. For the
gencrul retail and local llllrllllt ss. seendvortising r01
nnrns of this paper. There are 5 churches. Congrega»
liiitittl. Episcopal. Methodist. Ihipilst. t‘utholic: tine
National Ilsuk; ouo Savings Bank; The Fair
field Fire insurance to. which hits agencies iti
erory state in the i'uioii. and one of the most suc-
cissfril companies in the country. 'I‘lrcr. arc excel
lent graded schools. gas works. paved streets. do
lrgtitrtil and extended Views of the Sound its fair its
the eye can reach. first or west. from the elevation:
.rising from the business centre. n hero are situated
many beautiful summer villas. and commodious res-
dences. owned by thosernot engaged in business
. here. the occupants of “lilt‘ll contribute lunch to the
ire. rashionand prosperity of the city during the
hammer months There aretwo \ycllappolntcd and
n‘ei‘. conducted hotels. There Is a magnificent opera
both? that“ 11‘. sent ii 1! persons 'I‘o capitalists and
riunttlsrtnrlng \“lalillrlliilieint! looking for a plhce to
locate. \ve'rN-onimcnd this city. Any information
(It'stl’i‘il mil be cheerfully grwn by addressing any
member of the (‘ity government. whose names will
be found in another column South Nutwuik nth-rs
nirn‘tta‘. facilities and inducements to thecapltuiist.
I1l°tb&l\‘t‘ or laborer. as it is a city of great possibili-
trex a city now of importance and iiitirirnco—fi rep
seseiitatit‘o New England town. ha\ in: every fsciiity
present and prospectixe for making and saving mon
ey and ciiioyiiig life.
SOI‘TII NQIIRWAHI CITY OI‘I‘II‘ERS
3.“an
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l‘i‘i‘i.\‘\ 1‘ hits.
Kimm Writes .
- at» li‘ntihli‘.‘ ‘l‘oiif‘s
we.“ .lonx it isnnts
“‘1‘ l. itnxosp.
.l\n.-\ i‘ tnonn
\\ [Li .\\'.
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‘Xlt.a’ii\ 'i‘ \\ ion
-~«\\‘iiiiur‘i‘ t‘itaw.
. ‘ _ ‘ I\<!t¢“\’t\ll§ h‘ ‘l‘i‘rrtur.
ft . arteries .
'l‘sllinstixe linker. i‘c‘cr I. t‘rrtirriiigiisrn.’ William
T t‘riro. Mistlet- l“. liai‘nwk. hand It. bullock.
. .ll Kimmy.
r twi‘i-‘Lics‘ir‘iwm
.ius. litillt‘il ll
2” . ..r-‘r‘ “135* F‘s'of'"
\\ i‘. Quinlsrd
Lid? 0" Tll‘ h‘!‘A\
a
.
i i‘rrllirudgo lakrr. Alden
.
\l‘\\'.‘tll.
itINtt tii‘!t‘l“i‘b‘!§ 0P Til! lid—Um
o7 u-i'sviuiss. .
i t‘lri'itiitsn i‘riiiiinittco on Finance. John II.
Knapp ‘ .
. t t’niirrinunt‘onimiitrcon Ordinances. DuvidR
Scllct‘k
ti t‘hziirnnu(‘unrnilitceotrl‘ollce. lliiitii It. Sal
lex‘k
t t‘luirnisii t‘nnitiritteu
(‘ltdt‘t‘s l‘ llitllut'K
.4 i‘lr:rirrn~in i‘orirrriiitco on Siri‘k‘l~‘lli.l Sirlrituiilis.
Turin” :tlsrr
i; r ruin i‘otiiiniltoc on 34‘
(‘ltitti l“. Ilsllaci.
7 thmnunti t‘tnnin‘itioo on Sewers. 'l‘uilnimlgc
linker.
on l..~iiutis and 031".
l‘rigcrrtriicnt.
s \‘haiirnuu t‘oiuinli‘t-e on Public I‘rinting. “‘ib
littiti '1‘ Han:
‘l t‘hairrrr:rii t‘oiiinrittee on l‘ublrc llctiilli. \\'ll~
llrtlti 'I‘ \‘ratt
li‘ i‘lru‘irunii i‘ornniirtr-e on Assessments. John
H linspp
it t lisrriiiup t‘oniniitloc on Repair-I rind Sitpplit s.
l‘irurrlos F "slim-ii.
l‘lulrell Sci-y
"‘1“;
Fruq‘ \i. If. ('ui‘lti‘il ~Rcv. W. H. Simon.- n .
I‘astor l‘rcm’hln: ci‘i‘ryfiabbrtth til I“ .s «to
1‘. P hi ~. ivililirtlh School at i‘l KL; l‘r: ver \ltt‘llflg
at f. "it i‘ 3!. Sunday; Young I‘eopos liter-tin;
Prayer
Tuesday t‘\i‘liiil-.‘ :it PM. Regina. t‘hurth
Meeting on Thursday owning.
(‘oxmttuu‘msu \‘Hl’lti‘ll- Iiov. Hunter X. Drin—
Ir‘iiz.
l‘a~t.\r_ .l‘rcnclnnu
and 1.30 l‘ .\I.: ‘
rt p‘o‘s I‘rru or \I
t‘.
every Sui-bath an it).-
‘\ tli Siliuol at i‘.‘ M ;
. . . ‘. 113 I‘.M.'I‘itcstlsy
ii I‘rrucr .\lt ll 3 on Thom“: even.
. ssziitisty t‘pin rt dist Sabbath (Writ-
i.\;-. Niptll)‘ ). Ii mi \‘em‘crt second Sabbath cycn'ui:
in each to iut‘h; 'I‘enchcrs‘ Inciting Ii‘ridtiy vyctiing.
thrust T.\HKRXALLE-—Rt‘\'. James hi. Taylor.
i‘astor. l‘rcuch’ing «\cry Sabbath“ than A XI. and
‘ l‘ M; Snnduy stir-«Q II) M . I‘rtiyt‘l Ali‘s‘ttiig
$chooi Concert
Thurs lay cit-nip: tit 't N : Sunday
screed Sunday in each month
Ri‘ssru. .
Cur-Ions Bplt'aplls.
There‘irre. many strange epitiplrs. upon
well as in the British Isles. which find their
way into print; and the following are some
of them:
In Bath Abbey. England is to be seen the
following:
“Here lies Ann Marin.
She lived an old maid and died an old Mann."
Epitaph in a cemetery at Kcysviilc. New
Yolk.
Sarah Thomas is dead.
And that‘s enough.
The candle is out
Also the snuti'.
ller soul‘s in Heaven.
You need not fclr.
And all that‘s left
ls interred hero.
The five epiluphs which follow are to be
found upon the hrilf sunken ' headstones of
it century ago in the graveyards rrt Martha's
Vineyard :
Ringle. Wrangle.
Two young men
A fishing went.
liingle wrangle.
Iloitris Iiole.
Cedar Polo.
Strinnle. Strangle.
Lydia. the wife of
John t‘tnghorn.
She died in childhed
()cr. .‘ii. “:10 in yo
Md Year of her Age.
John and I yilia
Thst lovely pair
A’Whule Killed Iiini
Ilcr lindy lies here
Their souls we hope
With Christ may rcipii
So our great loss
Is iheii great gain,
Ilcrc lies Margaret. Steven‘s wife.
We lrwd six months in bruit and strife;
Death came at list and set her free.
And I was glad. and so was she.
A stone over ti Child 0! four years born
the following:
hire tasted of life's bitter cup.
Infused to (lirnk the potion up.
Init tiirncd t.cr little head aside.
Disgusted \vi:h the taste and died.
.\ stone under the d:rt « of 1816. in.
tender tribute:
lIete lies in silent dust
The psrtnri of in: toys.
liis spirit nith the just
In more sublime employs
Snatched from his "cloth and mate
in middle we of life
Ilsih left three cliildrciiliear.
Kind [lilt'ufi and s “rte
this
s
The folio“ iiii; specimen of ethyl ‘l‘llit‘
lllt‘ta‘tltt‘ may be Rez‘li in .r county grivc
vsrd iii 'I‘rnrnbtill. in this S‘atc:
t‘nr father iios bi heath the sod.
lirs spirit‘s gone til‘lil his iiod;
\\‘o timer 1. ore .‘lmll herir his tread.
Xor see the lien upon his limit
The fo‘iuwirii: was copied llit‘irtllt from
an oil io‘iilietonc in Scotl iliil:
“ Ilcic lies the body of Alexender .\lcl‘licrson.
\t‘lio \\ as a wry extraordiusrv person.
\\‘ ho nus t\\o ysrds high in his stocking: feel.
A i'.d kept his noun: trcrncnts clean and n
lie was slew
At the battle of Waterloo.
l‘luniu throuch
‘I no millet; it went in at his thrvat
Anni came out at the brick of his coat.“
KI‘I'I‘M‘II «is s i‘t‘Ss‘rnu
llcre. iii.tlt‘lli'ittlli this clod of clay.
A purister ties. yclcpt Tour Buy.
lie cracked ii pun iii cvcrt‘ breath.
.-\i\d c‘cii in puiittini: tiled tho dcllli;
For when the pirsou by his lied.
To cheer his limiting; spirit. said.
“ i hope your prospects. friend. are bright.
'l‘o mount to worlds oi‘ lit in: light.“
Turn barely innstcrcd strength to say.
“ \t‘horcler I am. there \ilfrlie Day.“
.\l “cgiltiti:
llcrv lycih tho body of
\" illiztnr Nt‘ntton. of I‘udrinizten.
Iliirit‘tl ilit‘ lhllt tiI May. I? H.
Ant d 93‘
Who had by his first \\‘llt‘ tnoitty eight cliildrcn
And by a second seventeen;
Unit father to forty five. '
tirandfsther to eighty-six.
iircstxrundfrtthcr to iiiucty»ssvcn.
Anti groom-writ grandfather to twenty thch
in itll two hundred and titty-oizo.
We c-rnnoi It'll in whyhniehyuid the
following are found. but r ivy nrx- sud to be
Minn-where iii England.
The child that itics hcre
l-jt‘tkl only is SN“
not his intents did moth.
And erected his stone.
n tiltiiseainli lbw. I‘r. tine-west
white on Sunday intuitions
I5 cwt-ings at it?“ o‘e‘twu'
in. the thllh the "ob
> ._ _ -. out- it and here is no scn‘ iu‘ it! 4
sun. hat; evening prayer iat~1b1t~~tirtlhlliiisl four l
n that this on. wait instruction tothc (‘hlltllci‘ l
your“, school at ‘d in . but on the that Ninth“ of i
the worth. at i ii In 5
Ai\\$\r\‘uni\it\\ 'r‘ntstinwnoryio-o.‘ :A‘. l‘\: a ‘
tr. ... .t it. p lit .hitiW‘Vt. in the tooth in the out
5. o! tattlsg‘ ll" algae. tuner tini‘cl't‘c'i FINN)“
t‘Vci-t v.73 3. it ‘i‘ (3‘
tint- .t\ wen \i it Hit n. V! RVV i\\\ tl Rash
WE‘VQ‘» t‘i-os. We: \"\-\i\"~ “loath at in silo. tn hl‘il
to in \misi‘rw ‘H-«l!\‘ school at m o in
\ ...m; ‘itv‘it‘xi’i a in n or woe-in; on hioiiiiwi‘ leil st
{some cloth h prayer tires-tine on chomdio no
it on
antinuwoon \‘Mss (fittest. Sunday school iii
a one.“ i. s in ~. i‘wrtet meeting at W o‘clock
sunrisi rwn no and il‘ .o‘eioctt Wednesday \‘\\‘.“.
in: so nou.».l
'I‘Riury i‘nijizv
znlt’w
-.~c or i‘
Society Directory.
assume.
not won instep .\‘o. int F. .t. .\i llit‘t‘l the rim
on t thtiri Tirumiiit winnings“ of each month. tti yr...
some lisll. t‘lsf‘i w Lane‘s llocltfhoutli Rorii‘alti at
s ~i‘t‘lt\'k tlffiecrs‘ \\‘. ht. Win. it. liuvnioniii
it. W . livnry “.thtil; J W.. Thaddeus timer; See.
h‘. \I Wilcox; 'i‘rntui.. \t‘ t‘ Qirinturd.
“li‘lv‘f \‘bsnirr .‘s‘o is it A. M. meets the seeono
Monti-n rteliilit'iif each month. at Ns-oiile iiitll.
tutti rt: Lam‘s Illnelt .s‘nrrtli h‘iirwitlh. tit ‘l ltlln‘eloeii
iiflli‘ei‘h-ll l‘ . It. \i Wilmx: R . (loo. \\‘ fintllh‘
strut-e. \t‘is. ll ltocdi “Maul. ll. hintithitlcc.
Thou \\“.lcox.
Bl. John‘s l.‘ltl\‘0 No5 fl I-‘ A M. meets the MM
“in mint 'l‘hur-dsv evenings of each month. at or.
.tom - llalhtlssvtteltiitltlliio. Norwallrait '3 o‘clock
iimror- W. \t .A t,‘ Guiding: H. \t’ ‘ratik Poiiurtt
J, \t‘.. .vik iisrrisi Trust. Ash w been Ede
yard Witeoxson. .
“‘ashluotnn t‘hapter No.“ R. 't. hi. nwets the
first “‘leii‘ltl|f evening of each month." St.
John‘s iisil. Gwactte Ituildiiiit. Nor-salt. at 'f o‘c.
(lint-stur- it It. Wm..\ sinuous: R. Edwin Hoyt; s}.
A. Ii. t‘arnti‘. Tress. Asa smith: iii-Cy. Jacob Turk
(‘ttuionCoinrssndi-r No. a ll. T meets the a...
mud. eveninn of one month (J-llll'Jllfl Anzust or
topic i. at St. John‘s llnll. (last-tie Building. No:—
watti. at 'l Mo‘clwclt Officer-"ll. 0.. Edwin Hort:
(tom. A. C. Golding: C. 0.. W. A. i'lsiiiralst hoists.
Isa Smith; Trees” Thamat‘ii'gux.
Butler Lorine No. Wmccislut (lid 'ollows “allfln
sursnee Building. houth Nomallt. every Wetlands
evening at 'tl o‘clock. Degreo' lattice first We s
nusday even up in each month. unicorn-93. 0..
Wm Russ-pl; V. 0.. Witt Ii. Saunders : Rec. flee.
Wm hit-Erwin; Per. Soc..tl.i.l. Brlutou: Trout.
W 8. Duncan. '
uur umttr ~ts Loris» we to racet- st Odd Pellows
ilali.Ct-nt«unlsl Buildlnl.N"l’Wlllt.cv Monday ov-
. cnin . at Bo‘clock. It Honda
’rwun rig in each month. N. u.. John I .
Kinney; V. G.. . 8. I all: . . J.1‘.
1 ls'rowtit; Per. Sec. St. John lentils; Tron .. Thus.
, .-tmu.
Kahuna Encampment No. it meets 1 Odd Pol
lows "all. (lustre Building. Nora's“. em and thin.
Thur aux evenings of each month at it o‘clock. ,
horw It Lodge No. 6. nttlfll’ilf'fl of Rebeca-a,
meets mound and fourth Wednesday evontngsiu
each month st 0nd Vclt'th null. Gas. as Bait inn.’
llorwslk. It? It u'stnch.
‘ 0111!“ 3001””.
mm Cori-ctr. No. e. 0 U. A. ll. meet-is me.
ohlnios‘ "all. Dibblo‘s Black. South Norwaih. every
Fridav evening. Degree Council first Friday oven-
tn in each rev-nth.
Quests
Hosthllor
clock. w
sedan; W
enumerate-rot». ‘ is out
"cumuwgii
' I. Illa-sees m vfiin I
A
yuan-ta ,
flourish Wear-1"": is of Room. We.
at stupidlr‘s Well at 0|!!!an ”I???“
' fl
‘ .w
At test bcnvsth this slob of stone.
ties sowi- Jimmy their.
lie died one no» plantain» l‘\
dint rated a dimer-by it. "
as.
This is the stone that no its under.
l\ll\t‘l‘ lies here suit i he ever yonder.
\\ iih an commutes we both “we short and.
loot at you tried newt om Mind-
lis rs boil the b iiiy olilmtsy Ibiniient.
, who would saw limt hunter but who oiulihi‘ti
lie» but in: Nl‘tli d she unity.
And so poor itchy could not stay.
l iii food for tho nouns. an .i by than lfin t\5l\‘““\\l§
that ‘ns onlv my body that lies lone l‘ll“\“‘l\t‘\“
“y spit i its: down to the horns of its birth.
Anti left lo I“ belon hll the hillhlwi oi“ t‘l‘ltli.
.‘fi
but “in “‘rlto 'nim Artielet
‘—l
1! .
t. -9- 2
Uri Wednr sdsy hot it iisnieicss locuivditor
was busily entrained itt his desk. his pencil.
prisiiuhtnsii and shears lyinu conceiiieutiy
near. Suddenly the thDIVle was darkened
and iii stalked ti th‘Ititilt‘f with a flown on
his brow and it little article torn. not cut.
out of the paper in his hand. We arty t on
out. for be it l’i‘iiifiiilllol‘t‘d lliltl the III III who
socks for redress for ti real or lilipglttul‘)‘
wrong in ii an lip"? ttl'licltt itivuiirilly
tests it out. , ei- permitting his sultry pin-
siuus to emit sufficiently to allow liltli to out
it out carefully. and afterwards trim llltt
odues. Do you know who wrote that M‘ll'
clef " queried the slrsnuer. The local took
it up slowly from his litiud.’und MW at a
uluuce that it was one of his productions.
“ Let me see.“ and he scratched his head
refivctively and cautiously glanced around
in every direction to find a power, or an
lukstsnd. or a paper weight. or something
sub-tainted before he made his declaration
of principles." The atrium-r noticing the
extreme thoughtfulness of the ewspaper
mun. pleusnntlv remarked: “ O. nhr mind.
I just thought I'd call sud thank the person
who wrote it, that's all." .“Lot me use it
again." said the local; " why, that's mine;
iwmte that. and I am glad that you are
pleased with it; good in tilting” “drifter
the man got out the run 'of newapspers
breathed more freely. Asa issuer-d thine.
u... nan who mute " to see the man who
wrote that article " isn't. on s pscific errand,
w any mesmerll‘herefurs look out for him.
-8yraou’~ Standard. , ‘
woo-—
Bsyard Taylor as” t‘It II stuttering
amenity upon ourmodsruoostniu s at
' to
the ancient tombstones in our own land. as
‘ lli‘ Wars 'xtsl the on hurt.
.l - l
iltil‘tV‘iil“?l\it thoriiht iii place or pomp.
: \l in.
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Sour Apples.
One of our elderly citizens told. us this
week an incident of how he went with his
chums to hook ripples. when he was a boy.
that will bear repeating. .
Mr. C.—-had a fine tree loaded with fruit.
and so the boys made a raid there. to find.
to their astonishment. that they were caught
by the owner who presented himself under
the tree. and with his weli~knowu infirmity
of speech stuttered cut:
" C~o~coinc down. b‘o-boys. I w‘w-wouldn‘t
have you t~b~brcsk your I Hogs for all tho
up-rrpraples in town. C-c-corno into the
h~h-house and get some good ones."
Scared most to death at being detected in
thcir raid all fuliowod him into the kitchen,
and then that kind, good<hetrrted man. who
feared they would injure their health in his
trees. laid out some apples. but. to their sur-
prise. treated . them first to an awful «use
with a cow-hide. saying. “ p-wperhsps you
had better t-t like the. pp peeling first.“
They didn‘t wait for the fruit when the peel-
lug had been arranged.
W ,
Luck and Labor.
Don‘t charge your failure to "bad luck "
my boy. I'll tell you what‘your trouble is.
you are lazy. Learn Mr. Cobden‘s pro.
verbs about. “ Luck rind labor."
Luck is waiting for something to turn
up}
Labor. with keen eyes and strong will,
will turn up something. .
_ Luck lies in bed and wishes the post-man
would bring him news of it legacy :
Inhor turns out st six o'clock. and with
busy pen ir ringing littliiuii'! lays the foun-
. dstions of it competence.
Luck whines;
Labor whistles.
Luck relies on charities;
L‘ilbll‘ on character.
Luck slips down to indigcnce;
Ltbor strides upward to independence.
— ~ ~<>~
Tut: Ilusianrntsnss or Lh‘Mt‘NS w\t‘hcn
people feel the need of an acid. if thry
would lit cincgsr alone and use lemons or
sour ripples they would Iccljnsi MS \vtll suit
isticii and receive no injury. And a sngizcs
tion may not come amiss as a good plan
when lemons are cheap in the market. A
person should in tlnsc times purchase seve-
rsl deni‘iis at once and pn pwrc them for use
in the warm days of etlllinii‘l“. when acids.
e~pccislly citric acids. or itl‘lil of lemons and
ripe fruits src‘so grim fiil and useful. Press
your hand on the lemon and r ill it briskly
on the table to niskc it strum z . more easily.
their press the juice into a tool or tumbler
—llt'\‘t‘l‘ into it tin; strain out till setii». as
they give a bid tristc. A ti-w tninntcs‘ 'imil
log is sullieicnt. Put it pound of \\‘lt:lt‘ sit
not to it pint of juice. h i? lltltt‘ itiirii:i:s;
bottle it. no.1 your lt‘tti iiititli‘ is rewdy. PM
:i te sp sorifnl of this icm in {\‘i‘ttg in ii glass
of outer. tillxl you li‘t\‘t‘ ’t c ‘ol‘ing. he dilifnl
tllilik.
- — ‘q. , .__
‘fi- ‘
.-\\‘ shrewd it biit‘ci~ :is iltct‘e is. in this city.
says tl.e Springfield l‘:r.~o:;. tuskcs ii priii‘
tieo of It‘iltlliig advettpcuicnti more cart ~
Inlly than any other l\l\l‘l of tho paper.
ilo ssyshe not oulv finds. the houses that
advertise pleiisrintcr to tic-iii with. but most
advantageous to buy of. Sun-times they
throw out :i bait for illlilt‘. by iruiioirueiog
sptcially law prices on one line i f cools.
and these opportunities lit‘ ill“‘lt)‘\‘ improves.
provided the uriicl~~ is needed in his house-
hold or i.r. lills‘ltst ss. Iirthc opinion . r this
geiitletnie. those who trade )‘t‘lli’ alter ycrrr
iii onwphice. unit to vet keep their eyes opcn
to we whzri llltllK‘t‘llli‘lllx‘ are t tired liy Ilii lr
trudrsinsn‘s eonipvtitors. make it xreiit tnis-
like. When our lllt‘li‘ll‘titlfi got i New York
l-i llil\‘ g to ‘s at wlrulrsrlc. they trike pains
to buy \yhi rr- they can buy llli‘ elrriipesi. rind
he thinks rc‘ttil pnreh rsvrs can lii‘ilii.‘ it worth
while to take a little ptiins to do the suite.
And that is why he tends the nil'verriw
int-tits. And that. is why it p iys to nilvir-
tiscif it ilit‘li‘lidtil \vriiiti ti cxclntngo his
g mils. for mom y.
—— 7 «o --. ~—
Si‘oxrzoxxur Jackson—Tho widow ot
‘Stiiircn‘nlr J ti‘lixti‘i tints lli it no itiiti ll l8
liven ii ore misnrnlrrstooii th in her hush-int“.
lie is represented." she asserts. “or having
liceri snip. inix Nile and hunt nitrite-d.
He was demon-
s‘isiii'mai :‘t't‘wiionato sud xiii-ling its it
woman. At h ‘iiit‘ be was tender. plsytui
whitening. Ills while lite hung around
his tunic. llc hsii no ambittonwno love of
“is
horror iii i-ioo‘shwi was instinctive and
imwetini Ilc sewed his‘e tintry groin it
sen e of duty. lie w s passionately dci‘o
li’tllili‘llll‘lit‘t‘. Our first child died. and
my .liiislitx r mo horn only it low on its bir
t‘oro iosdoslh. llc iii-vertiol: <\ do‘s inn
linen durini: the not; not even to sic his
t‘llll i. dint below the ionic ot‘ t‘ioiiiwl»
tripartiteiimatitiioittiioiuhy sud Went to
are pin. \‘iilihltitillil hawswu wiist rip»
tines he went into over that little niri‘s eruv
lltttv Milt hint “hurl by lot t‘tidli‘ .
for hours bl. it time. lint uniting into her
“Cc." - I
t
... , «o- ~«-- '
’i‘iiit Stitch ‘i‘iitvnuin iii Will‘i‘ih‘ti -—.\
rttpid l‘t‘lllil‘tll can write thirty words in ii
minute. To do this he must ill“t\\‘ his quill
through it spsee of ii rod—sixteen tent and a
half. in forty minutes his pen trrrveis it
furious. and in live hours and u third. it
onto. Wu tuiko on an average sixtvuu
curves or turns of the pen in writing ouch
word. Writing thirty words it minute. we
unit make 480 to each minute; in an hour.
33 800: lit It tiny of only Ilvt‘ hiiilf‘. l'l‘lMOO
suit in it your oi 300 days. '13 200.000. The
mltll who nouio 1 000000 sir. has with it pro
in ii month was not art slitcitnu‘knlilo. Many
men. newspaper men for instance. iiiuke
4.000.000. li~-ro we hove in the sgnregate.
it mark of 300 miles long to be'tract-d on
paper by each writer in it veiir. Iii marking
molt lu‘ter of this ordinirrv alphabet we must
make from three to seven of thrown—0r an
average of three iinri a half to four.
“...“...—
Thc plantation neurons were engaged in
pitching (toppers. It was tlliOOVGI‘t‘d mt
oftrr a while several clippers were missing.
ih nigh no onohsil been detected in picking
up any but his own pennies. Oncold ric-
gro. whose coppers had mysteriously disapi
poured. at length becoming «tidied in his
mind that‘tiiere was foul play going on. and
ulmtving that one of the barefootsd party
hurt a peculiar say every now and then oi
jerking his ‘foot up to his band. called a
portal in the name. sayiue: " De gourmets
wig as tarun his heel will please to wltorsw."
Thi’ suspected individnulJetiriiig on this
police invitation. the guns went on without
all MS; _,
slid“ . .
if; ,
. SOUTH N ORWALK, CONN ., SATURDAY, MAY 1
APUND’i EXTRACT *
P11316331 'Ac'rs . .
State of Connecticut
Passed at the January Senators of tho‘
Gen 1 Assembly, I871. Publloh-
~ oil by Authority.
House Bill No. 131.
CIIAP'I‘ER LYIII. , ‘ *
An Act in addition to in: Act. Relstrng to
Assessors.
Be: it enacted by (Its Senate and Home of ch~‘
mentatt‘res in General Assembly convened:
Section 1. That no assessor duly elected.
in any town in this state. shall. during the
continuance of his said office of sssessor.sct
as it member of the board of relief in any
such town.
Bee. 2. This not shrill take efi‘cct from
and after its passage.
Approved. March 9. 1877.
House Bill No. “4.
CHAPTER LIX.
.Au Act in tradition to an Act in Regard to
Cinsintr solution on Election Days.
Be it emitted by the Senate and House «y‘
Rrprm‘nmtl‘rcs m Getter-(t! Assembly cow
wired .‘
That section fortycight. chapter nine. title
twenty. be amended by adding in the first
line of said section. atterthc words cities.
“ warden of boroughs," and in the second
line. after the ward city, “ borough.“ section
to read its amended : » . .
Mayors of cities. wardens of boroughs.
ftle Selectmen of towns. may between s‘nti-
iisc rind sunset on the day of any city. hor-
ougii. town. or electors“ titer-ting. close any
place therein whet in any intoxicating liquors
or older are ordinarily sold or reputed to be
sold to be drunk on the premises. and may
order nnysuch place who kept. closed bet ween
sunrise and autism on the day of any such
meeting. and every sheritl'. deputy sheriff.
criustrble. bailifi‘. rind police officer. within
their n-sprctirc precincts. shall enforce such
orders and arrest any person disobeying
them. who shall be fined net more than ours
hundttul dollars or inipris med not more
than thirty diry‘s or both.
Approved March 9. 187?.
liousolilll No. le‘r‘i.
CHAPTER LX.
An Act in alteration ot‘ int Act entitled 1‘s:-
itiioti.
1&“3‘ffldt'i'fi'bylhe S'imfe and ”first! of
li‘qm‘m'rzt‘att'n‘s in Getter-ti? .Ism-nibig
on N I‘t’Nf‘i l.‘
Section I. No real estate encumbered by
mortgage or other iicn shall be sold for the
payment of any tax thereafter to iii-conic
duecxccpt the taxes l‘llil upon the sssescd
intuition of the particulsr real estate so err
cumbercd. unless the sale is made subject to
with mortgages or otlor liens thereon. as
were mounted before the laying of such
taxes.
sale for the prrvment of taxes. and the whole
of such trinity shsll not be rtqnitel then for
the collector ofrtsxes strait“ sci] ouiv such
undivtdiid put of the whole equity as may
be necessity to riise the amount required to
my the taxes and expenses of sale. ::lllil llt‘
shall give t i the pti‘ciisscr a .ttied if 3...
Iiiiit‘lt of the equity as shall be 801503.!
Approved. Marci. in, is?)
Rouse Ilt‘l No in
t‘tIAI'Tt-IR LXI.
.\n Act relating ‘o Election of I‘m-silent.
It‘t“ t‘.‘ (rede‘i‘r‘tl‘ 3‘3 i'v’t'g’ oi. .‘ufi't’ "it! If'fiksr’ (:Y‘
li‘.~pi\.\. storms in (it“rrm.’ Assembly
gas. 'smf.‘
Sn‘itiitt i. ‘l‘iine electors of the President
hurl \‘ri‘e I‘icsir‘cnl of the ltllllt‘tl Smith.
ilniv chi sen by the r‘tt‘tois oi this slate.
who llih)’ ititt rid any lrinl meeting of such
eirciors Ili‘t)‘ till by ballot tiny \‘M‘tlllt‘t‘ that
may exist irorii any curse whzitcvrr in the
electoral cvi‘cse of tli‘s- state before
they pr-icerd on the business of their are
[tritiiluiciii ; and they With the pcrstiu or
pets in! so i heted by them shrill be the olcc~
lots for this state.
Ste. ‘3. All ‘it‘tl or outs of icfts lite-amt.
tent with this tact are hereby icpeslc“.
A‘i‘itriVO'l. Match 7. 18:7. :
llo‘nie lilil No QT].
t‘ll.\l‘l‘l~ill IXII
.~\n Act “station to the Elii‘llilii‘tlf Sheriti‘s.
Re i‘.‘ (”rilt‘lf‘ti (at: the Senate and [louse qf
Ii‘o‘p-“rsr‘uftttrm it. Gem‘mt‘ é.‘l.\\\Y‘m.’-iy
(‘t I ‘3 IV lu’r’.‘
.‘oetioii i. l‘iir i-lcitors in the several corin-
tics Sli‘tll on the 'I‘ursdiw riftcr thotirst .‘lop
day of Novi-tiilwr. 1877. mid trivnuislly there
after. elect it slit rill in the manner p‘r
liv law. .
See ‘3. The sliiirill‘x elected on ilit‘ Tue...
\l‘t\' utter the first Monday of November.
187?. tilltl trreunirillv thireiftcr. shall hold
their respective otilocs from sir-l after the
next succeeding .liine. .-. 5
Approved March 9. 13:7.
\Wlilu‘il
Senate iiill No. it.
til-\I‘I‘Kll XXIII.
An Act Providing. for the E“u‘rti&\‘ltig of
(‘crtsiu Iiills tor Atty and Resolution
after the Adjournnrciit of the General
\‘lil‘lillii obioh shill irsioittci‘ be p isscd by
rower rss.
70 l‘.\itut:ttswi\ixii‘s EXTRAI‘ r
CAP‘I‘IilS 3
’ ttts‘mm— .. \i“ v... «-
l‘oml‘s Burn" Fomptuty. its
lhmn
the Stsiidsrd edition. or
nail fret l‘tice by until {nurture prepaid. 301"
than. which contains sit at
“ Pan’s EXTRABT.
The People’s Remedy.
The Uniform! Pain Extractor.
‘Noto: Askéfor Pond’s Extract.
Téko no Other.
"‘0.
“no", lot- I will Speak or Excellent
Thugs .”
I?
POND‘S EXTRACT—The great. Vanna-r.- Pant
. Dssruorsa- Has been in use over Tuner!
Yuns. and for cleanliness and prompt curs-
tive virtues cannot be excelled.
CHILDREN. No fault? can afford to be with
out POND‘S IX'I‘R. Acciuitsrs. Bitm-
sss.Coxrvisos‘s. Cr . Serums are. relieved
almost instantly by external application.
I‘rornptiy relieves pains of Bursts. cums.
Rxcoitu'rtos‘s. Cinemas. 01.1) Son‘s. Boris.
Futons. Corina. ctc. Arrests inflammation.
reduces swoillnzs. stops blecdiug. removes
discoloration and heals rapid] y.
LADIES find it their best friend. it assnszcs the
pains to which they are l‘set't.t.uu.r subject-
notably fullness and pressuw in the head.
nausea. vertigo. etc. It promptly ameliorates
and prrmancntly heals all kinds of bums»
xsrros and Uusitntorts.
HEXORRIIOIDS on FILES find in this the only im‘
mediate relief anti ultimate cure. No case.
however chronic or obstinate. can long resist
its regular use.
VARIOUS: \‘EIXS. It is the only ’suro cure.
KIDXEY DISEASES. lehss no t‘q‘iitl for perusa-
nent cure.
ILEEDISG from any cause. For this it. is a S".
uric. It has uvcd hundreds of ltxes when all
miter nuiodies failed to arrest bleeding from
St sl. Srulscn. Lt‘h'os and elsewhere.
TOOTHAFIIREIMJ'HE. .‘nt'namts and Rour-
iu'risst are all alike relieved. and often per—
niaseutiy cured.
NYSII‘IANS of all schools who are a ualntcd
with l‘ttNil‘s RX i‘tt \t‘l‘ (it? \t‘i‘l‘i‘ti IAZRI.
recommend it in their practice. We have_let~
ters of commendation from hundreds of lint"
sieiauamany of whom order it for use in
their own practice.
IIOYT‘S PIIARMM‘Y can recommend “ POND‘S
XXTIIAG‘T.
ANY of the Drug-gins can speak hell of “ POND‘S
EXTRACT. , -
[ION It. I‘. ELY ibi‘.‘ the Pklrlh‘l in his own fsm~
. . . ily.
Sic “. \\ henrvcr the rqnitv oi‘ rcdcnip j . ‘
~ ' ‘ .' . t c l.” l . ,
lion in niiyrtcsl (‘5! tie shall he tilctczl for IT !3\.§i‘.‘£“‘h:‘°l in lh fun .\ 0' Jt II\ J
“R. HENRY \‘AN IIUOSEAR wunily endorses it
DR. EMILY cutout: is a warm advocate of
”030$ EXTRACT.
Their nature are legion.
Remm es finiteness. liorttits-sss
and Slum“. ; heals I‘VE. Rni'i'rioss and
l‘i‘ruts. It writ its. is. fluent!“ and refines!“
while \\ ondcrfuii y improving t he t‘uxrulxmx.
No Stock
llnwxlor. no Livery hint: can ruined to be will»
\“ll it It is used by als‘flrc Nadine Liicry eta
bios.§trcct Railrosris mid first Horsemen in
Xv“ York t‘ity. I: has no “(sat for Sprains.
llamas or Saddle Chariots stiffness. Scratch
we Swellingx i‘nts Lat cations. Illa-dings.
I‘nentnonia. t\ilic. llisrrhowx \‘hills. Unit a.
dc. Its ranfc of ar'toh is o idc. and the relief
it ad‘otds is so prompt thst it I‘ invaluable
in nor: Farmyard as out as in 6ch Fun»
homo Let it be tried once. and you vrtil
timer be without it.
l‘ond‘s thrrtct has been imitated.
The amnion article has the words I‘flNIl‘S
‘XTIIM‘T blown in each hxiille. It I! We
wired hy the tint r I‘snsoxs Liurtn who ewr
‘now how to ireparo it properly. Refuse all
nth“ In‘pal'sttintts of \‘t‘iteh Harri. This is
the on v article used by Physicians. and in the
mitosis of this country and Europe.
has; i..- 3—.--“ h “in
phlet form. sent free on application to .
Nab
den lune. New York. 8‘34
, es net-cusses
Tenement: for Rent
DWELLINGS ANIIBI‘ILDING LOTS
‘or Sale tit the Lowest Figures.
D. FLA-'1‘“. till ini. ’
bE‘NTKIJWG‘I‘i—GE
iliivu removed my oftice to residence of D. I“.
III‘N'I‘. “it“ Street. tipintsrto to Ml‘Slt‘ "ALI.
Iluslnoss requiring the to be in Stamford. lirida'w
port and Sew Haven part of the time. appointment
will be made by lot
tor through the rut ultice
I‘. S. St‘ItAh‘Ti). . Dentist.
South Norn'alh.
I ml‘itsrzsuts (Th-IE:
'6 New paths marked
out by that plainest of
all hooks-”Thin Home
'Iidtt and Medical t‘om
Assembly. . ‘ men Sense ““Ili‘u‘l)‘ t.
. . i .. i i - .‘ .
r... .. Wu N."“‘:‘"‘”""; m “up“ or it stilt..‘}.it‘ftii‘r bullshit. not..."
mmythttm‘x tn (wacrrtt eisscmbcy (\lfififugfl.‘ My ‘. “ .... tocoasnit .“ anther m WW“ or
Sutton 1. Nut rill bills tor acts sud res M
.solot th\ I\\ u ar edi~
6 same ins‘tter Iland iiins~
ilietwo iunsisof tbocciicrsi assembly-Jim muons Contents tables trt‘x sec-sits «atrial.
niiicii shall not hsve been engrossed tior hit‘tttt‘.‘ “lid. in rusuiuo \\i.. till NI goth
to the final adj ‘ill‘llitlt‘ill thereof. shat be ‘3‘1‘3‘3: ,__.__,__ W, *9. ”333.3...
transmittol to the irovcr tor for his approval;
and. it appreywt by him. he sits-ll stun the
shilli‘uliiltll't‘sitlg his approvii theroianid
transmit the stone to the scentsry of slum
which bills shrill llti‘l‘t‘hilfil‘ be narrowed by
said step titty. under the «linction of the or»
staining committee. and. when so ennnwt.
more the deuterium of the presiding. em
tiers of the two houwthe cloths am the
governor. in the instinct provided by hn‘;
aunt such hills so pound. sinned out up.
proved. shall. innit sud a let ttwir said up»
pound. tow the none tutor and validity as
itll other laws of this side.
See. 3. This act stout tsho tiltet toxin
tihfingc.
Approved. lurch titli. is‘i‘l.
“more bill be \‘i.
- \‘lihl‘t‘liit l.Xl\‘.
A“ not in siiiciiitioi iii of so set continuing
« ‘blluc tlon.
”to? month! It! for ohm» moi Rinse Q"
Ii‘epiwi “News in lichens! .iswmbly our
whole °
Stetiou l. l‘iihlicseliools llltlill ho estui‘
lislied nod ltiltltllillllt‘il for at least tiiirti
“Rik! in each your. to o‘er ry school district
in which the niiuili-r of persons brilwmm
f. nr and sixtei‘u years of uric til the last pm
cid'uii: Glilliiti‘r‘tlltlii
more. Mitl for at lt‘iitlt iwmiyutwur weeks in
the other districts; but no school need In
llittlitlltllit‘tl in unydi‘irictiu which the aver-
ugo uttenriniiceot persons at the school in
and illrll‘lil. duties the preceding year. outi-
iux the tliitiv ills! day of August. was less
than eight. lti arid schools sh ill be taught.
in tsetirrs found duly qualified by tlo
school visitors. lt‘tidltiu. ppdlllllfl. writing.
rotliuioiie. English grammar. iteoirrriplryuuo
such other stu ies us umy be prescribed try
the board of school vl-ltnrs. and said ltlllfbilr
shall be OIWII to all children owr four yours
of one in ma respective districts; and no
person shall be denied admittance to and lll‘.
intuition in said schools on account of race
or colt-f. . “'
8x0 2. Section one of ohnptcr two. of ti-;
ile . IcVen of the general siliuicl. revision,
of 1873. is hereby icon-tiled. -
Approved. March 18th. 1877.
.Sonste Bill No 50.
cu «PTIR 1.2V. - .
An act to chsnge the remn- of the Supreme
Court of Errors. - .
Be it enacted hv the the Senateand Honor
of Representatives in General Assembly,
Converted: . :
Section I. The term of the supreme court
of errors in the first judicial district which
is now fixed by law on the third Tuesdsv or
Jrine,|ltnll hereafter be held on the firs
Tuesday of May. and all process made to;
turntable to tho tom hild on the third Tues-
day at June shall not abste. but shall be
Considered and taken as returnable to the
term holder: on ihetlrst Tuesdsy of Mary.
are. 8. So much of an no! in relation to
the tr-rrus of court approved Juno 19, 1876.
as provide: that said term aiiait be held on
\
the .‘vatet‘lous disappearance of any more ”fled.
“PM“ ' “‘ . Approved. amt: tam. 1877.
W > . __!_ .
In Gilda rte adsptthe paranoia to flirting multitu-
hnhooa‘ll he used for the t 'l' I
was 'tweinywlouv or '
the third Tuesday of June is hereby ’n- .
Eurio‘rnv
V"! WILE-
l‘lesse you both in Work & Prices
We lose” Mb .’
We rm Teeth 3 .
We WNW M .t
We "cease ma 3
We New?» Mb .'
We feo‘w Pom lens:
832‘
Our luncheon lumhsustablo and our “nutritious
him than).
on. owner. Dentist.
“\‘Itlt S\\‘0RBS (‘LO‘I‘IIISG Rhi‘iittli‘hl.
Owner thin and ““3th on. South “moth.
2-5.
‘caah‘“'eri‘é“€§
A‘I‘
8.8.DIIRAND’8
’MARKET
Washington Street, opposite I
Dickerman‘s Dry Goods Store
BEEF.
Porter-Houseman... ......u"..........aetr~
Sirloin Steak . ..SOots-
RoundSteam......‘............... ”......“tot-
(“inch Rio um
Grimm‘s..."............................. ..ioots.
Prime iteastBeof. ..Iaotl.
Chuck BossiBoof............... ...........;.lacu
Plato and Novels.... ”fleets.
“widen.............................._.......tlots
COBNED ZBB Bl".
..................lloto
_ LAID.
MQIWI‘........Hanna-10¢"
liiod Quart-e................ ............ ....Note.
Monomlmrs.................................tloto
Pom
Minsk
Inigo
PlaupaMXIvols
ta
..v............tlots
9..
1877.
MISS E. C. SMITH, Mllllnery.
I take pleasure in informing my customers and the
public that I am now receiving a very choice stool:
of Imported
Mill-12101.7 Goodn}
Embraciu the Finest French Chip Bonnets and
Rouudlk s. “New Colors“ In Bill: and Ribbons.
Ruches. sud Ornaments.
8 cclsltics in Straw and Shade lists.
I svtn more than ordinary inducements to offer
this Spr it: and Summer. I soilett nearly inspection
Prompt attention to orders.
WEST STREET. FLA! HILL.
~ Grail toughening
Saturday Mar. 30,
unit GOODS;
lento-t
itiRS.fl.KiTuEGER’s
WASHINGTON STREET.
Novelties.»
Trimmed lists. Flowers. New Shades of Silks.
and I‘ntrirn - lists. Straws. Leghorn. Chum. also
Great Assortment of Ornaments. all of which will
be sold at ruinous prices.
Call and See for Yourself.
Geese Feathers.
A'I'
E. K. Lockwpod’s.
LOUIS J. BLAKE,
Attorney & Counsellor-abut»,
(like In hword‘s' Building,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
(Office formerly occupied by Helvillo I. lead.)
Kn‘nuce on Washington Street.
Practices in all the t‘ourts of the State. (‘onvev—
ant-in: carefully executed. Collections impt
attended to. . {no
one.» hours from s AX. till it I; not: i El. 20‘
5 El: from T i‘. 31. till 9 PM. \_
JOHN BRISSEL & SON.
ESTABLISBED lill‘x
Success-or to I‘I‘RDY a. TYSOX‘. “Twit-Slip ntrd
multimillion tits.
38 .0‘VIIR". N. Y.
{V‘No t‘hargc for Shipping.
EMILY PARDEE Ml].
tilradtiate of N. Y. Hedical Micro for Women.)
(its. JAIN «1‘ .VA RSILI LI. 5‘ TREATS.
SOI‘TII‘IIQRWALK. C0811.)
Office lionrs. untiit \.n\.. and feoinarx ta. At-
tention to all classes of diseases ticidcnt tots gem
oral iraetice of medicine and sum y. Slate he it at
r‘rsn Mom‘s i‘ouft-ciionery . up sun. and all or-
ders promptly forwarded and alien to. Families
so in led with I‘Ioniiropathrc reruedt ;
ofcreuces by pr ruiisaiontv—S. Liievi iii. 3‘ It.
Prof. of Theory and Practice-‘3'. Y. onyx; . 9
Later. I D. icon of t‘ollrQo N. \‘3 Alfred K.
liillik I. I1. Plot. M I ica 28‘“.
S. 1411:" ISON
I‘Mt‘l‘lt‘at.
w A '1' O a M A a: II R
AND JE‘VBLRR.
FINE WATCHES t‘Alttii-‘l’LLY ANI‘STRD.
Watches Clocks and Jonglnyncmistqhtly on hand.
t
C
.
0111 Will] Gilli Ftclflll
GIQA RS.
The most Po ulae (titan in
the ark".
PRICES RIDUOID.
Try them and judge for Yourself
8. SWAR'I'Z & 00.
Eiy‘s Bloelt,So. Norwtiik.
mm“..- .. .__... Km. . -..”... . . v.7,” ...,“
new lillSltl!
H. E. BODVVELL
Raving oocurcd the Agency for W. A. POND‘S
Mt‘e‘it‘AL PUBLICATIUNS. has in stool: or will
tarnish to order at short notice. anything in the
line at Music.
'I‘ho following is a partial list of the latest publi-
cations l
nonaISwoetflome—Fsutuis... ............Watts
King Carnival Quadrlllo........,.;...........ktuuus
Fonorallsrolt.............. .............ld Ion:
lealkel Wichita—Polka Isaoorka. . . .Osear Goon
UsdorhrllSali—Gslop... “......MGWetsgarton
Ghaeooao....................................Durood
humus—Wallace..........................8mm
Littlonooord—Galop.................... ...Btratua
SauvoulrdoBsdo-Polh............ ......Btrauss
UfehasSttiiitachum—Wsltses.. .. ....Strsuss
Whve—Csvottelkosch
"Elohim-“Moo... Wiener!
lilies: atlaoaa-‘I‘rauorlntloo.... ..J. 1!. Thomas
Ioblusof thew Dewar
Attila MHI...W
limhlooohorlul..m.......!oedtuaadbdohn
mum ..............»....... ...III-d
.i'nomn.sso 5'00 650 350 iioo'i'soo-ififii
intent. South Kuwait. Thankful furthe past pat
«stage received hunt his outcasts. he have; by
mm.......m.u..........like
i 7
31!: animal]: fientiml
PUISLISEID IV ER! “YURI“!
GOLDEN 380TIIEBS, Proprltg's.
omntscuusummlusmm.
o-e You-......lJo I ”Months” $1.00
Single Coplol, 5 Conn.
ems amour ix anvsxcn.
No paper discontinued until all arrest-ages are
paid. except at the option of the publisher.
Tor-- of Advertising.
guy._liu.-!_in. Bin. «tin; X301- x_col. Icui.
iweetr. eiuo ssoo $300 $406 ssbb‘sroo 31:00
a u 150 aoo us 575 too 950 1:00
a son son’sso 150 900 use 1800
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Local Notices It! cents per line.
JOB‘ PRINTING-
SENTINEL PRINTING OFFICE
CARDS. commutes NOTE HEADS. urn
HEADS. mnnmuns. STATEMENTS.
HARD-BILLS. Posrnns
murmurs. s-rc.
Watches, Cloth, Spectacles, tilt,
AT
4%
ROOD’S/‘sr JEWELRY STORE.
OYSTERS !
The subscriber. as
triers of
agent. has commenced the bus—_
Opus-r Dealer uear Ibo Stet-bout
Dos-k, out! Nos-stalk,
where his friends and customers will be supplied
with Oysters Plants. eta. nn the Knot Reasonable
Ten-me.“ \Vholenle N Retail. (and or in the
Shell. . $4 an
Nonralk. January 26th. 13:.
JII‘I‘IAII VWRIGII‘I‘. Agent.
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FOR YOUNG I..\DIE§! \
TERRACE PLACE HIGH ST. SUIIWALK.
Spring Term will commence March 3th. Facili-
ties for the study 0.! the Higher Sunfish “menus.
French. Herman and Music; thawnghness in every
department. For particulars call or address.
IRS. “Alligiytl. Principal.
BSGIJSII
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AND CLA§SIC3L
Winter Term Eiii Match 25.
Boys received at any tlmr. 'aud charted from date
of entrance. School moon in nevi building o it»—
sttp‘h‘aiionsi Batikivf Set-walk. i‘lrchlars at hot
We .‘a.
Anion: the patrons of the school are.
W. I]. Earle. Esq . W. S. )loody. Esq .
E guarrvford Eu; “2 Randell \nnh. t“. .
h‘. . inst-t. EN . \\ . ll. Lester. Esq“
John I‘. “natty. has; . ‘
A II. Ri‘iiixtort. lug“
L J. (hints. Err}. tt‘. 1!. E. Inchwood. Esq.
Other References are
Ilev. J. M. Taylor. Rev. J. A. Hamilton.
A. It. Woodward. Esq . Rei- u. .\‘. Dunning.
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DR- 1‘. ll. KENDALL & 505.,
DMSTS.
GRIN Lauder‘s Block. corner \"khington and
Main Sufi-u. South Not—walk.
Extracting teeth with gun sincislty.
every day except Sunday.
G “new 13.
JOHN HU'I‘CIIINGS
Formerly “niobium a Ferris. Ety‘s Bloch. lain
(mire open
85: If
tooling a good murmur! Groceries. to meet
their approbation. aadseeareagenom share of
their name in the from MI
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be carpenter lino. “re ms. . rd 3 hNIg
promptly attended to. so.» u \\ . t . Quito-iron.
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DEALERS IN
Furnaces. Ranges. Stem, ‘
Earthen. Chi-at Glassware,
lrea Hollow Ware.
. Tia. and Wooden Ware.
Lamps. Chandeliers, Brackets.
m an. can resume rum
Plumbers a. Gas Fitters
AND loam m
METALS. TIN. COPPER. BRASS.
ZINC. SEEE‘I‘. IRON. LEAD. m.
BRASS COCKS. 3053 PIPES .
SPRIXILIRIQ. COUPLINGS.
RUBBER BOSS. IRON CM!) PAINT.
WAX IAWAB. AND FANCY
00003 in snug tritium.
Corner of” Halls and Wm Streets.
South Egrvvalk.
hues! l's-o‘u rot.
SpoolmCoplosmt. Fora: Wes-Ho
n. Lowrance. c‘ 00.. Boot;-
JAO0B 7!. LAI‘TON,
I‘ll-o and use Insurance Agent
Ilse Association. Wit: AMI OI Ill
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ANNOUNCEMENT !
Monday, ll. ill infill
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NEW YORK Ct BROOKLYN
DIRECT.
Leaving South Nortaik at 1:50 a.n.. 03‘ Infill d
Dublin- and heir Haven Railroad trains. Rm-
tug. will leave Jeweu‘s Dock. Palms: Pen-y. hook-
lvn. at 2:33 p. m.. from Pier 3': But Rive. Xe.
York. at 115 p. m..and foot of Thirty-«Med CHEER,
at sou o‘clock p. m.. as usual. Queuing
mine.
with the harbor: and Sew Haven
rm. Igor: and error-eyed band
thedqwt ummhionn‘figemoIQngo.
Danburit and Norwalk R. R.
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in hours .\.\‘I’i 511035. I hat-eaten Stock and
viiii sell it the lowest micro.
' JOHN ”RAVI, Alt.
limit Lager- Billll‘
GEO. sénaua's,
RAILROAD PLACE 2381!
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