South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, May 19, 1877 · page 4

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by Austen
Mate ltiit No as.

mm
5- Act to prevent the obstruction of nosi-
as. d certain Public Corporations.
I “-m a the gating“ and; Home of
and: in rear .‘t/Iivmbly was

Mon 1. Any employs on railroad cor?
per-attests who. in pursuance of an agreement
«combination by two or more persons to
do orprocure to be done any act in contem-
plation or furtherance of a dis ute between
such- lions and its em oyecs. shall

unlawfuly or in violation in his duty or
contract. flop or unnecessarily delay or
on or in any way injure a locomotive

”or any car orrtrain of cars on the railroad
mum ration. or in any way
hinderorobstruct the use of any income!
tire. ear or train of cars on the railroad of
Incheorporation. shall it on conviction be
liable to a due not excee in}: five hundred
doilarsor imprisonment in the state prison
not “Nth! one year.
3. Whenever by any unlawful act

or by any wilful omission or nenlect. shall
obstruct or cause to be obstructed any ens
glue or carria on any railwa . or shall aid
or assist there at or whosever having charuo

, of an engine or carriage while upon or in
use on a railway of.any railroad corpora‘
tion. ahal wilfully stop. leave or abandon
the same or render. or aid or assist in ren~

derinrr. the same unlit or incapable of im-

mediate use. with the intent thereby to hin-

der. delay. or in any manner to obstruct or
in‘lure the management and operation of any
ra lroad or the business of any corporation
operating or owning the same. or any other
corporal one or person or whoever shall aid
or assist therein. shall upon conviction. be

Ilebie to a fine not exceeding one thousand

dollars or imprisonment in the states prison

not exceeding two years.

See. it Whoever having any management
of. or any control. either alone or with
others. over any railroad lthOlllvlin‘. car or
dale. while being used for the carriage of
persons. or property. or at arty time guilty
of gross carelessness or neglect on or in re
iati‘bn to .the management or control of the
lame ; or shall maliciously stop or delay the
name. in violation of the rules and regnla~
lions then in force for the operation and
running of the same: or abstract therefrom
that or applinnCes pertaining thereto
with int i thereby malictously to delay the
communal. upon conviction be liable to a
tine not “(ceding one thousand dollars or
imprisonment in the state prison not exceed-
ingvt‘i‘tree years

. 4. Any person who alone. or in pur-
suance or furtherance of an agreetiteiit‘ or
combination with others. to do. or procure
to be done. an act in contemplation or far
theranco of a isputc or controversy between

a gas. telegraph. or railroad turrporntiou

out its empio wee or workmen. shat wrong

fully. and wit out local authority use Vin
leave torrents. or intimidate anv person in
any way or by any means with intent there
bi‘ to com rel such person against his will to
do. or to a tsic from doin t any nc‘. which
such rson hasa local rit it to do or ab
staitt in doing; or shul induce or ten
deavor. or attempt to induce such person to
leave the car new autirserviec of such cor \o‘
ration by bri crv. or in arty manner or iy
tiny means. with intent thereby it further
the objects of such coitibinalions or" agree
meat; or shall in any way interfere with
such person while in the performance of his
dirt . on the premises of such cor iorallmt ;
or s all threaten or itct‘sisit‘lilly fol ow such
per-son in a disorderly itiannev. or injure or
tltrratctt his properiv with said intents or
either of them. shall. upon conviction. be
liable to a tine not exceeding three hundred
dollars. or imprisonment in the county jail

not exceeding three months. .

8w. 5. Any person in the employ of uraii
road corporation who shall in furtherance of

the interests of either party to a dispute be-
, tween another railroad corporation and its
employees. refuse to aid in moving the cars
of such other corp \rations.or train in wholo
or part made up of the cars of such other
corporations over the tracks of the cor torn
lion em loving hint; or refuseto aid in unit.

,iuir or d sciia tug such cars in violation of

his duty as sue i employee. shall upon con

viction. be liable to a line not t‘xcct‘tiittu
five hundred tittllafi. or imprisonment in the
states prison not exceeding one year.

Approved. March :33. 1873'.

. llnnso lilll .\‘o. ill-i
Cliac'i‘itit LXX \'lil
An Act in alteration of'An Act t‘ottt‘vrtlll‘it
Civil Action.

 

Be irrational by tire Senate and ”(new «1!

Ii‘rprvsrirtuti‘iva i‘n Grim-iii .-is.tetir.‘-.‘y cm-

Niml .t

Section 1. In all actions by an executor
,or administrator for injuries resulting in
death from negligence. such executor or ad-
ministrator may recover front the party it»

sally in fault for such injuries. just damages

not exceeding tlvc thousand dullirs. to be
distributed as is provided in the s't‘t‘iittti
nine. chapter six. title nineteen of ilii‘ ucn
eral statubs. revision of 1875; provided.
that. no action hil‘tii be brought. upon litis
statute but within one ymr ‘tllf‘l‘ tho iivnloci
complained of; and provider! former. that it
suit for the liliill‘l‘s t‘tttlwd by such nrglnvt
shall bepcnllru.r when death occurs. Eiilltl
the executor or administrator of such do
ceased person shall critcr‘and pm». i iito tlo
some to tinni judgement. lilt‘ damages recov-
cred in such stilt shall be ilisttilniyd its pro
vlbed in said ninth svctiou.

Sec. 2 The third section of put seven
tven. title hint-icon. chapter svt‘otilc- n. or
the general statutes. and all other llt'ls ltll
tarts of acts inconsistent hurt-with are berm
y repealed.

Appicvvd.‘.\l.irch is. l

Iiottsc ltl‘l No tiT.

, CHAPTER LXXIX.

An A!" R ltli in to lliuiiwivsx

BC it enacted by fire Senate and [louse ur‘ 1:6,)»
’mmmft'rw in General Assembly murmur}:
Sec-tori l. Tirol. wlicrit-Vrr the ncccostrt
material for making or repairinu any pnbM-
hizhway' cannot be ubt lined without great

inconvenience from land st questi '(l‘ r...
, Viiiebvvays. but may he {build on land ‘iibut

in}: on tlmahighway other than in a borne lot
. the selectrnen of the town in “lllCil tto

hieliWiy to be "tridr or repatrcd is situated.

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34 a.

may tnkt‘ such llialt'li ii from said land upon

payment to the owner then-of. of it new”.
able t'nmpenfiuiitm therefor.

Sec. 3 Boom any material for the ill‘iii~
inc or ygpnring of anv highway shall i»
tskgm. tlml. r the preceding st ctinu. the corn-

asylum: in" be pal r therefor shall ll‘iVl‘ been

bier-ruined either by an agreenn or b tau er.
"10 lelcclmen and owner. or bv a Commit
tee to be appointed in the manner provided
in section thirty-three. of chapter nevi-n, ti
tlt' sixt‘en. p-ngv- 288. of the Hl‘flér‘li statui- s.
and the proceedings in the appointment oi,
and turf-ire laid committee. and their pinve‘.
Ind duties atrall be rruul toil and at».
terminal! by sgij section ; pmvufdd. that ni-
ter said compensation shalt lid“. been so
dc't‘tilnintd. “id m‘lul’i ti shall not tic takeri
until the town shall have approved tb‘i
treniarthvn at an annual town lllt‘eilitg
called for that purpose. if the owner of solo
material shill within one month ttiereaitei
make a request in writing that a town shall
latte action thereon.
Approved. Mir-en t3 tar-r.
Hon-e til i No iti’f.
Clldl‘i‘I-ilt LXXX.
An Act relating to the Principal of thr-
St‘ritiol Fund
Br r‘fenaetal by the Senate and [louse of Rep.
restorative in General .imrbly commie-d.
8 ctr-tn 1. The Culltm‘lfilttut‘l‘ or iii
school fund mav. athis discretion. with the
written a proval at the treadirer and comp-
trolier. se i any of the bank stock bl'ltlhflihh‘
to the school fund. and he shall invest tile
amount received far the same in am mun
g. on real estate. state bonds. ur in
mil- of any city. town or borough or

Approved March 18. 1877.

Senate Bill Va. A /
crawls uxxt.

An Act Concerning a Minority Representa-
tion in B orda of Selectmen. Assessors.
and Relief:

Bs‘lcmbdbthStnareand o of Rep-

W to Genera Armani continued:

8 cites: 1: At each annual tow inertia:
there shall be chosen not less the
more than seven to be selectmen. :ner.|leas
than two nor more than five to be assessors.
and not less than two nor more than are to
be a heard of relief.

356.3 . Whenever the number of the
aforesaid allocate be chosen shall be two.
[euros-six. nopsrseulshall vote for more
than one we" or men number. If the num

 

humbochaeebe three. no person shall Boismtaidythfienataandfluuuqf Rep

. To; more thutwo; ifflve. no person
mformoretiran three; if seven no
alsall vote for more than four. T

shade-dented. 'Inessaotatie
whose

Isa-e.

, whose annual meetingia held on lhfi fill!

commission. or tax. or in any other way. di

air dollars for the forbearance of rue hun
greater or lestl corn. or for a longer or abor-
on period: but the tahinu of intern-t in ad~
vanes for a period not exceeding six months
"m“ a” and the reimbursement of any money paid
by said bank or society for insurance on
property, morta ed to thorn. shill not be
deemed a violet on of this act.

hat, bank in excess of a sum
. «pounce-nucleate: fill each of tar
. bards. who have the highest number earned during the six months last p
. ' in. and no more may

mamas .videda
, no. error

 

mam sh Gem! Assembly MW“
Section 1. The oodstahles of each town

 

Monday of October shall warn the electors
therein to meet on the that Monday of Oct-
Olt". 1377. the first Monday of October.
830. and biennially thereafter. between the
hours required and provided in their res-
pective towns for the election of town oili-
crs. for the purposes hereinafter provided.
The constables of three towns whose annual
meeting may be held at. other times than the
ilrat Monday of-October. by virtue of special
nactuients. shall also warn elector‘s meets
logs to be held therein on the day of the
annual town meetings in 1877. 1880. and
hieunially thereafter. between the hours
provided in their respective towns for the
election of town officers. .for the purposes
hereinafter provided. Such meetings shall
be warned. held and conducted in the man-
ner provided for the warning. holding and
conducting of annual electors‘ meetings. but
the places of ilOiiiillt: such met-tings shall be
the same as those provided for holding the
annual town meetings for the election of

own otlicers.

See. ‘3. At the electors‘ meetings held in

the several towns in 1877. in the manner

above provided. justices of the peace shall

beelected ip the manner new irovided by

law; the justices so elected shal hold their

odious from the fourth dnv of July. 1873.

ttntil the first Munday of March. 1881. At

the clectors‘ meetings held on the day of the,
arruutii town meetings in 1870. and bienni~

ally thereafter. as provided in section one

of this uct.)ustrces of the peace shall be
{elected in the manner now provided by

aw.

The justices so elected at the electors‘

meetings held in 1880. and bicnnially there—

after. shall hold their union for two yenys
from and after the first Monday of the next
succeeding March.

' The selectinnn of each town shall provide
suitable ballottboxcs to be used at such cloc-
tions of justices of the peace. which boxes
shall be marked Pivlilli)‘ with the word jurv
ticcs.“ t.
Sec. 3. For thd purpose of nothing and
revising the pmiiwurns of such elections

5;

0

is

.o

of justices of the p ace. section twenty~onc
of chapter four. titl live. ot the general
statutes is hereby timi‘litit d by substituting
the word “January“ for the word “May“ in
the secoitdlinc; and section twenty-two of
the same chapter is hereby amended by stilt-
stitutinir the word "lt‘ebuary“ for the word
“June“ iii the second line.
See. 4. Chapter eleven of th e public act
of tutti. and all [Hits of acts il~0tlreielill
herewith. are hereby rt'pcaicti. .
Approved. Match i‘}; i. 1377.
“oilit‘ “iii Nu Witt.
. t‘ltA l‘Tlflt LXXXlll.
An Act rel nine to seal ot 'l‘otvn Clerks.
1»): it rrniimi by the Senate mid Noll-w of
li‘nprvswtoti‘m i‘ri Groom; .tsw‘nrldy
t‘s/ ‘i W Fie’t’.‘
Section 1. That t‘dt‘it and cvr‘ry : ova in
this state. and every town that may be how
attvr incur rotated. shall provide itself with
a seal. St d and shall cont do the name of
the town and stile and the word “seal.“ and
shall not be altered.
Sec. 3. It shall ho the duty of tin itwit
clerk or his loudly qualified asslshtnt.

 

pics of record. and no foo shrill be allowcx
tor titlix‘uu: said soul.

Soc. ti. .\‘o copy of record hereafter cvtti

lied by the town cloth of any towu N‘
his locally titlalilicd assistant. shall be doom
cd valid irt lnw utilvss the soul of Wild town
slialiiie atlixvd tlivt‘v‘o.
Hut. ~i. .-\li acts and parts of nets incon-
sixit‘iti ilt;l‘t‘\.\‘ilil are hereby rv wolcdw MM
this act shall take vtl‘oct on and after the
fourth day of duly. A. ll. lSlT. '
Approved. March id. lull.

lltltific llill No. till.
tttal‘vitit Luau.
An Act in Aiit‘fttiitlll of An Act ltolatinu
it (‘ivii Actions.
lie (I Notional by Me Senate and House of
llrpn‘ssrrtitti‘n‘s iii (:‘rrtrrtil .~ts.tcmln‘g
t‘r’Ié-W‘Plr’tl.‘ .-
Sectiou i. When the deli ndaut in any are
that brought .to the superior court. or
court of common plonsdioid til the counties
or linttford. New Il~|\‘\‘li or Fiiirrielti. is an
inhabitant of this state. and absent from the
some at the time of the commencement of
the action. and does not return before the
dnv on which the writ iii said action is re
turnable. such action shall be continued for
the period of three months. and if he does
not then appear. by himself or ut‘ornvy.
indirrnent by default may be rendered
titlttlilfli him; but if he is not an inhabitant
or resident of this state at the continence.
illi‘ili oi the action .nnd dot-s not appear and
answer to the action by liiiiisvli‘ or attorut‘i‘.
thou the court shrill continue it for the po-
rlod of three months front the return day of
the writ in sniti action. and may tlirvct ho
five of the action to be given to t‘itt. dvan
daut in such mode as it rnuv induv ca‘pvdt
cut; and il‘ ho should iltl tiivtt appear. ltv
itiuiselfoi' attorney. judgement by default
may be rendered unuinst him.
See. ‘3. In all actions by foreign attacio
iiieiit brought to either of the courts litt‘fl‘
tioricd in said first section. if the ticitlititttii-
does not a iponr. unv unt‘rtislictt may ilt‘ ll'ti‘
milled to defend his principal; but it tho do
ttltilittlii is not. in thin-into. and do: a not up
ilt‘tl‘rtu tit‘it‘titi. the Court shall coitttrtun tho
uctinr for the period of three months front
too dry on which the \\ ill therein is l‘t‘illill
.lile. mid may order such notion of the no
thin to ho uivou to the defendant as it shall
deem [\l‘dpr‘l‘. out if the deft-rid on short! '
not liit‘ll tiltiit‘ttl‘. lilt‘ll. unless some special
'tl'illt‘l‘ in.- niiouctl for i‘tillber tloliry. liit‘ Caust-
shall coine to in ii.
S t‘. ii. So lllllt‘ii til rt‘t ii Ills uiulitoou null
”broth-u. of t‘ilttlilt‘i‘ five. of tiiic Itirit-tct ll.
of an act l‘i‘idlillg to civil notions ‘ns it in-
, uttu~isllt5lll herewith i- ilt‘lt‘ill‘ roptalr-tl; and
this not shall take t tl‘ ct from its passage.
Approved Mulch l‘J. 1877..
llouso iiill No l‘l'l.
t‘ilAl'l‘llii LNXXV.
An Act tocorifirui lilt‘tiniiigs of ilmin
panics
134‘ if r‘lizlr‘il‘il by Hui S'Iltlfc «(ml [Lilian of
Ii‘i-prrseiimii'rcs in General .-ls.~rcurb.’y
(‘im l‘tllli‘ti:
stuttmil Tii‘il irt all (user “iltrt‘ili tip-
titcctiuus of any [ii‘t prietois of low) lands.
trainized its tirairi CHIllDllii‘l‘. ilt\‘i‘ hoop
aanud by tii~eiork of such cotiipuuv. in
dead of the scavengers oi such (torripmv.
rue votes. hCi°.‘|Dti doinns of any such illi't‘l
iii-.5 shall he as good. t'll‘vcltl‘tl. and valid in
every respmt as if said titer-titres had been
warned by the scavengers of surh company.
ti c. 2. 'I‘iusnct shall not nib-ct any suit
now pending.
Approved. March 12th. 1877.

lion-e Hill No, 2t.
ciiar'ritit uxth.

An act amending Uiiapt r XL. Title 13. of
General Stations.

Be t‘t enacted by the Senate and House of
[representatives in Grimm! Assembly coir.
vetted .‘

‘l‘uar chapter eleven. title thirteen.of the
generil statutirl. relative to fees of state at.

mrney. be amended so that the fees of stare
attorneys tor I‘X‘ttililll! certifyinr to the Our.
tecrnms ot the blilsuf co-t arising from tip

«)th of prisoners lathe) its. shall be titty
cents for raeir cause. and not "fifty crnts for

x-acli cause at each term. "

Approved. March 12. 1 2‘7.

House Bill No. titl.

(.‘llAI‘I‘Elt LXXXVII.

, An Acifiamcn-iiuu Au Act‘Nt‘idilng to
8 rings Banks

Be it rmrcfai by the Saturn and Home of-
li'epreeraml‘rtw in General Assembly cow

stoned: ~

That semi?) one. of chapter (the.
of the putt ‘ . acts. passed May nest
area. A. D. 1876. be amended to read as
follows: .
Section 1. No savings bank or ravines so-
ciety in this state shall demand or receive on
any loan new or hereafter to he made by
said savings bank or aoclety.elther as bonus.

 

Or on

recrly or indirectly. more than the value of

red dollars; year. and at that rate for a

Approved. March ”“1877.

House Bill No. 156.

' CHAPTER LXXXVHI ' ‘
An Act in in Rnlatlon m Snvlne! Banks.
mutations in General Assembly convened:
Section .1. Tire net income of any ravines
cal to one quar-
orse coat. of its eposits. sctuall ..
be semi-annually di-
its depiction. , ., .
savings beaks shall make no,
in section one

 

tentatits , » - _
h but no savings
tranlt ahalioarry to its contingent fund a
sum infer than an amount equal to ten per ‘
cent of ta deposits; but any surplus beyond
that amount, shall be divided among its de-

6

pf not

apt as a contingent fund

o‘sitors entitled to such dividends. in sums
less than one per cent of its depes~

is.
See. 8. Section nine. art three. chapter

two. title seventeen of i e general statutes
of 1873. is hereby repealed.

Approved. February 13. 187?.

Hanan Bill No as.
CHAPTER LXXXIX

An Act. Amending Section 3. chapter ll. ti.

tie 9. of the General Statutes. axing the
Board of prisoners in Jail.

Be it mooted by the Senate and 11mm of Rep-

resentatives r’ii Ggreraf Assembly «inverted.
That chapter two. of title nine. section

three of the general statutes. be amended by
striking out in the the third line of said sec.
tion the words “not exceeding three dollars
n
words “not exceeding two
ty-tive cents per week.“

week.“ and inserting in lieu thereof the
dollars and men

Approved. March 13. 7187‘.
Ilonse Bill No. tl‘i'i.
CHAPTER X0.
‘ An Act Concerning Courts.
Be it enacted by the Senate and Home of Rep-
‘ _ resrnrutr‘m r‘a Gene-ml Assembly concerted:
Section 1. That the J ridges of the supreme
court of errors shall on or before the tlrst
Tuesday of May and of November in each
year. deliver to the reporter of said court
their opinions.revieed and prepared for pubV
iicaation. in the causes heard by them at the
terms of the court holdcn during the six
months next preceding such dates.
Sec. 2. That section eighteen. of chap
ter ‘lOlil. 0f title four. of the general statutes
revision of 1875 be and it is hereby repealed.
Approved March 13. 1877.

Senate llill No. til.

CHAPTER Xt‘l:

An Actin Addition to An Act Entitled
Courts of Common Pleas and District
Courts.

Be it enacted by the the Senate and House
of Represent itives in General Assembly
convened :

The October tertnof the court of con»

behind the first Monday of October. at
Bridgeport. in each year. and the Novem-

each year.
Approved. March it}. ISTT.
[TO lib‘. voxrixrno. i

mat 'r .a «warm
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healers taintltes. and “03“.“.
eueralot al‘we pr‘tie w‘
at .ltlh‘. \l‘lh ,
wholesale ware misc 1 and \
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New \‘othce terv I Hi
lamest etude cutest selected at
a the counter at tony“ pol-n
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moo pleas of the county of Ir‘niitield. shall be

Mr term of said court Silltli be held on the
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Coal and Wood,
FOOT OF MASHALL ST

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all binds or

when AND COAL.

Among the varieties we neoprene para

1

Franklin Goal. of Lyltens Valle . Al'
Brick. Lime, Cement. and all kiiidl of so
Masons' Material.

Also. NORTH RlV'ER'BLUE STONE Furnished
, and Laid.

' Orders taken at. Bung} are“ No. l Dibble‘l
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South Norwail. Dee. him

K EROSINE LAMPS,
' Complete. only so cents. at

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FAIR PRICES

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Old ~Well Market,

Marin Qt“ Neat Door to So
Norwttlk llotel.

oniv fresh meat. and its good as the iniiritr
ttll‘tlltii‘.

.‘l‘ll

sm18‘60lx;
trunnion
.' BITTERS

'rruc worvmmnr. our norm
Tome AND nsrunrr unnuwms.

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titearooi digestion lttl vi owns tb ii '
niit‘coftlio l idv. S w ‘ m N,

i or the urea—Re tinting. clesnaiu ct rs
inn “I“iitl'ifll taint. aud‘r‘nalttnir pure. rte : itin-
givirtir blood. ‘
For the- llowelm—Reaulating the action.
it re heflem—eoothinn. tranquillsln
bracing. and imparting vigor.
A “can to delicate {enriches
a o .
i A l'er'i‘yct (‘urc for sick Headache; Liver (torn.
statute. toativnneaa. Dyspepsia. and all stroller
“laws; "1;“ the giant‘atign Bitters temperately.
Lecturer i“- ’ ‘ v “

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not iivt‘Mahvy to ripe “ml “”1

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where.

335

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PENNELLS"

A‘NRW STOCK 0F

PAPETEBIES!

TO BE SOLD CHEAP.

 

Always on hand a full line of

STATIONERY.

BLANK. BOOKS,

SCHOOL BOOKS,

PERIODICALS, E'rc.

 

SOLE AGENTS FOR

H.Jacops

PATENT

Aluminum Pens.

WILL OUTLAST SIX ORDINARY P388.

 

 

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sills the srttl of said town to all certified it?

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submit it to an exact and t ugh revision. and to
tssuu a new edition. vtititlnr .

Tilt lilil‘ltlil Glillliiflilill.

Within the last ten years the prowess of discor-
ory in every department of itaowini‘tge has made a
new wort: of referonve an iinperath it want..

The increment of political arbitrl has by“
wttltthodiscoveries of science and the fro ttni
application tothe industrial and useful a Iandtho
convent-nice and retincnieut of social l t. «at
were and consequent revolutions have N‘Qtitx‘t iu~
\‘uh‘iilR national ulutnnos of peculiar mutuor'i‘r. ’l‘lio
civil war of our own vouutrymhtchwaa at its
height when llivlaat volume of the old worl‘ up.
ptart‘d. has happily been ctrdcd. ‘ttitd a new vmtrao
of comtncrcial and industrial activiiy has been
euintuvuvol. Large accession to our.

t‘ p

GEOGRAPHICAL KNUWLEBG IE.

‘3‘" been made by the indefatigable explorers of
. rca.

'l‘ttc uroat political rovolutioua of the last decade.
with thortatural result of the elapse of time. have
brought into public \to\\' it multitude of now urea.
w hoso nature are in cvcrv ouo‘a ii\.rtiih.and of whose
livcs ever . one is curious to know the particulars.
ttrvat hit his have been fought and important aeit'ci
insintatnod. of which the details are as yet preserved
only in the tittwapttiiorsot in the transient titltiit‘lt‘
ttortaof tho dnv. but u hich oughtnow to in ‘it their

plant: to

I‘ERMAN lN'l‘ AN'l) Al'l‘llll.“l‘ltl lllS‘
TORY.

i

lnpreparlnu thepresont oditinnfor the press it
has aevordinuly been the aim of the editors to br tn:
down theinforruatioutothu latest possible dates.
and to furnish an accurate account of the must to
contdircowriosinreieticu. of ever fresh \mnluc
thin in literature. and of the nouns invouttoutI in
the practical arts. at ~woll as to nin a etttt‘iilt‘i
and original record of the progress of

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The work was linenti allor ion: and careful pro~
lirutunry labor and with tin» most a twin resources
for o irryiiit: it on to it successful tortitinatlnit.

None of tltnotitrliinl stereotype plaice itin‘ been
hand. but every p:i;:t‘ has been

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plan and compass as its picdcccsmrs. but with a far
greater pocniiaary expenditure. and with such irri-
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ted by longer cxporiorico and enlarged knowledge.

'rrrn tr.r.t'srir.\'r‘io>rs.

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out edition. have own added not for the on no!
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branches of science and of natural history. and do
pict the most famous and reinnrltnble features of
act nory. architecture. and art. as well at the various
proccaseir of mechanics and manufacturer. .~\i

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publishers a sum. xceedlng

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it now prepared to inrulsli those who
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AS“ WELL MADE

Ready-Made Clothing

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At Prices as Low as can be had anywhere
for the same quality.

Gents’ Furnishing
G’OODS

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Peruvian Guano
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minion.and all classes of war claims before the Er
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Officers. Soldiers. and sailors of the late war. or
their heirs. ere in many uses entitled to money
from the Government. of which they have no
knowledge. Write full history‘of service. and stare
amount or pay and bounty-reserved. tnciose stamp
andnfull rep Lamar examination. will be given
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for rule. and give full and explicit instruction/s
where assignments are impcrfsvt

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hating (ht-Nil) the \‘lt‘llt‘fil'urilllllt‘o vi‘ able and
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MAGNETIC SOAP
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AND MAKES \\'ASlI~l)A\'

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Both Winter and Summer 3
not I t on aw ‘

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no wuss-Ion ltll
no nostrils s’ranba.
N0 \‘Irnnow FLOTIIRQ‘

no arrest! in the novel.

*M).‘il\‘lll\2i)' if it injures the Clothes.

Sold bytlmvers or a Family Part: rent by tr
liters. freight prvpaid. on receipt of 1.30.

F.1i. SlilllALI).
100 Market Sh. Philadelphia.
stir asleby .\. Knapp. and all Intelsat grocers

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By the use of which every famll mav v ~
Linen that brilliant null-h "cliilasryto ling1 finit‘iilrl;
work. saving time and is mr in "automaton. than
its entire-out. Sold by Grocers. cr will be cent
postage paid on receipt of rid ecuta.

Dobbins. lip-0.. a: Cm. 18 N. l‘ssru-t
v‘htrcct, Platter.

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For sale by Geo. W. Day andall drst~ciuss
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CHARTIRED I009.

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ORGANS,

-AXD—

MELODEONS

FOR SALE AND TO RENT

(fall and See

THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN

east cam m 111,} wow
-57..

M. I’OTT rants "

HUSIC STORE,

Next door to the Savings Bank,

\

Wall Street. Norwalk.

Behapaeahandalaruatochef
MANOR. ORGA It's

ANI‘ ISL 0030A?

«ad will sell them on monthly installments.
our instruments taken in cache... fer new.
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Want
Want. tu sell Groceries. or Drugs.

Want to sell Dry Goods or Capote.
Want to find Customers for W.

Advertise in THE SENTINEL

Advertising will

Advertising will “Op .Old Customers;
Advertising liberally always pays.
Advertising: makes Becca: easy.

‘30 Var-sq,"
“for!” “

ll“ YOU
Want a Cook.
Want a Clerk.

Want a Partner.
Want a Situation
Want a Salesman,

Want a Servant Girl.
Want to sell > a Piano.
Want to Buy a Farm.

Want to sell a Carriage.
Want to Renew Money.
to sell City Property.

Kain New Customers

Advortising begets , confidence
Advertising shows energy.

Advertising shows pluck.

Advertise and succeed.
Advertise or ‘buat.’

Advertise long.
Advertise well.
Advertise new

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The subscriber hat taken t
merly occupied by
IAIN STREET.
to see all of his-old customers and as my
new ones as may he to want of anything in

he store for.
a. a. wmrurr.
wire-rs he would he'hd i

a

Teller!“ Line. on...

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