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s/ «new or naval of any insurance c llllhlli.
t . more person for tho ivmt‘t‘ oi insurance cvni‘
” .ncte for thr- aaii.c. wuniri ten days nib r tin
I‘M ‘ 0:0": neither“ year
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”ninth in.
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In .
in net. in alteration of an act concerning
. ,1 Public Corporation.
be it enacted by the the Senate and House
“ :- , .utatives in General Assembly
wfiection 1. The annual town meeting of
III. town of Bridgeport shall he holdcn as
”heretofore on the first Monday of April in
uch your. and those persons entitled to vote
It ouch meeting. who were registered on the
lists of the electors of said tonn
last before completed. and those whose
more" entered on the proper copy of
told this before voting may vote therein.
and the names of those voting shall he.
_ checked on said copy. which shall he kept
on tile in the oilice of the t iwn clerk. as in
' case of the clectons‘ meetings. ‘
Sec. s- This act shall taltn rift-ct
aiely on its passage.
Approved Iarch13.1 77.
House Bill No. 263.
itrrmcd i.
‘r’
cur-rm crv.
. An act Rclatinz to Annual Returns of Rail-
. road Companies.
& If enacted by ”to Sarah and 11mm of Rt)!
mnfafa'rvs in General Assembly t‘tnlf‘e‘llt'rf.‘
Section 1..That a coininittbe consisting
of three persons shall be appointed by the
governor on or before the tirst of April next”
one of whom shall be one of the railroad
commissioners. one a person of experience
in the practical management of railroads.
and one a person of financial experience and
business ability. which committee shall ex-
amine into the subject of the annual returns
1. i he made by the railroad campanies to the
railroad commissioners. and shall prepare
and report to said commissioners. on or be.
fore the first of July next. it form or schcd
ulc for such returns which “ill be simple.
concrse and practical and cover such points
assaid committee may deem of practical
value to the public and to thc sii'cklioldcrs
and creditors of said Ciltliliiilllci. and such
form of :0 ll! 3 or schedule when so pii p red
and re Jim. and iipprovcil by the govern-
of. shit i take the place and le in lieu of the
returns now required by law in be made by
railroad companies to the r-rilroui cniuiui~=
sinners. and shall not he charmed except by
the general assembly. 2
Sec. ‘2. Said committee shall he allowed
reasonable compensation for their services
and expenses not exceeding five hundred
dollars in the aggregate. to he paid by the
title and collected from the r.rilroad cum~
panics in the same manner and in the same
proportions as the salaries of the railroad
commissioners are non- hy law paid and coir
lected. ' "
SEC. 3 This act shall take effect frvrn its
we.
Approved March ‘31. 1877.
, House 1till No. 175.
CHAPTER CV.
An act relating to 'l‘ythiugmcu and other
‘ ONCers.
l9! t‘fciainfcd hit the Senate and ”aim of Rt p-
miilaft‘tvs in General Asmnbfy fillrh‘llrtl.‘
Section 1. Tytliingmcn duly appointed
and acorn shall have porter to apprehend
and carry below justice of the peace. to
be dealt with according to law.sll persons in
any manner disturbing or unlawfully lillt‘l"
fering with any meeting of the sociely or
organization by which said i) thingiut n lllth‘
been appointed.
Approved. March 14. 187?.
House Bill So 3d.
CIlAl‘TL‘R t‘Vl
An Act amendinn Chapter V. 'l‘ille Xi. of
the tieneral Statutes.
Be if cunt-Milky flit Senate and Ill-use of R”;
"wrifirfirvs in General glam-ruby] calm Iii-if:
Section 1. Whenever one-third of the
voters present at any meeting of a school
district crinininlngmtwo hundred or more
voters. shall request that any vote or votes
upon anv qiiestii-n pending before such meet
ing shall be taken by ballot and chick list
of the voters of said district. the cliaii‘iiiiw
of such meeting shall cause sail vote or
votes to be so taken. and if said \‘tilt s can
not be "it“ and there conveniently iiiid pro
perly taken. he shall. iipcn the like mine-t
of said one third of the \‘illt rs prcsciii. ltil
journ said ruictiiig in the usual polling
place in said district. if any there he. and ii
there be none. then to the iiiost siiiinhlc ind
convenitut place in said district. ll such
time within one \viek thereafter as he in c.
designate. when and win rc Sll‘l vote or
votes shall be talvcu between the hours of
nine o‘clock in the morning and five o‘clock
in the aiti ranch. and the result ascertained
and declared by said chairman. and ri c ‘l‘tli‘tl
by the ch rk upcn the "(‘l rds of said iiis~
tiict. ' , ‘
See. 2 l'pon the written request of twcnty
or more voters of any Si‘llOtll district con»
tithing two hundred or more lt‘gal voters,
made to the committee of viii di~trict. to
call a special meeting of lht‘ \‘iilt‘t’s of such
district to vote by ballot and check il\l.
upon any resolution or resolutions :ipp -nii
in: to such Nil‘lNl. the still commit .cc
shall call such meeting within two “'t't‘iis
thereafter. at simc suitable time and pl :ce
Representative in General ' Asieinhl
Converted: ‘ y
Section 1. That chapter sixty of the
statutes passed'bfsy session. A. 1).. .
and an iruvcd June 27th. 1870. he and the
camels err-by re rated from and after the
first day of July. ' . D.. 1377; provided. this
repeal strait not cat-ct the right of the state
to demand rind receive. or the duty of any
person or our oration to pay tiny taxes.
armies. or penii tics which have been or may
b-cornc due to the state under thoprovisions
of— said chapter. but the same may he col-
lected in the same manner as though said
not had not been repealed.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts rc ieal-
ed by said chapter six‘y. approved unc
27th. A. D.. 1876. are hereby rccnacicd and
declared in full force.
Approved March 1.5.1877.
Senate Bill No. in.
CIIAI‘I‘ER CX.
An act Relating to Commissioners of Turn-
pike Roads.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
R presctitativcs in General Assembly
convened.
That coirimissinni-rs on turnpike roads
shall be permitted at all firms. while in the
performance of their duties, to puss through
any toll gate upon the roads for which they
may act as cuiiiinissioncrs. without tho pay~
mum of any trill.
Approved. March 15. 1874‘.
House liill No. 149.
- CHAPTER cxl.
An act concerning the settlement of Eddies.
Be it tuneful [I‘ll the Senate and Home of Rep-
rvseufirti‘ivs in Gem-rill glmlllb’y Cun-
rcncd .'
Section 1. The court of probate shall di-
rect the execiiitor. administrator. or trustee
of an insolvent estate t~i cite. liy advertising
in a newspaper published in tlic citiiity
wherein said estate is situatedmll persons in
tcrcstod to appi-ar at the time and
place appointed; by said court and dcsigna~
ted in said notice. to he heard relative to the
appointment of commiwioners to receive and
decide upon the claims of the creditors of
such estate, and after such hearing shall ap-
point tvm or more disinterested persons ti)
be such c iuiiiiissioncis who shall be dilly
sworn. uiid Silllll cause the times and places
of their lilt‘t'llllL" to be published itlll‘ \vcclt
iii one daily newspaper or four times in one
wci kiy newspaper published in the place.
nearest where said estate is in course of set
tlciueiit. and having .‘\ circulation in said
district. and a coiiy of such notice shall also
be sent to cvciy ltiiowii creditor of said cs
tale. within lfll days utter such appniiimcirt.
Sec. 2. ’ All acts or parts of acts inccn~is~
tent here with are hereby rcpt-sled.
Approved. March 15. 157?.
House liill No. 182.
GHAI‘TER Nt‘ll.
An act relating to the Instruction and lini-
plovmcnt ot Children.
ic it enacted by the Senate and: House of
Representatives in General Assembly coii~
\‘cricd :
Sec. 1. Section two of chapter first title
cicvcu oi the general statutes is hereby
amended by crasiug in the tiltti and sixth
line. of said srciioii the words “three months
of the twelve next precccdiiig any year.“
and inserting in the place thrrccf the words
“sixty days ot‘ the tnclvc inonths next Pit.“
cccdiiig any month.
Approved. March 15. 1877.
House Bill No. 2%
l‘llAl‘TJiZR \‘.\lll. ‘
An act in addition to an act Concerning
l‘aiipcrs. being 'l‘itlc N\' of the tit-iivral
Statutes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House oi
. Hcpl’csctil iiiws lll General Assembly con
vciicil;
Section 1. \\‘lii‘rri~vcr ilicrc slrill be it dud
iii any town in this stat ~ any indigent iiiibtu
cilc chili who would he bvurtitcd by being
sent to the school for iiiihtc‘ilvs at Likvvillc.
the St'lt’t‘llllt it of such town shall iualtc ap
plioitiuil lit-.Ilu‘jlltlgt‘. of probate for the. dis
trim in which such town is situated for the
adtiiisSiou of such chill in said school; and
it upon inquiry said judge sli'ill find that
said child is a iiopi-r subject ti be received
into said sclim . he shall order said sclicl
inch to take such child to said school. to be
kept and supported for such in iglh of little
as said it due may dot in liliiptl‘. liut said
Si'lt‘t‘llllt‘klltlll not take or commit nuysiich
child to sir i sclinnl. iiiilil the order of such
pill-go has been approved by the governor.
and no child shall be it ccivcd at said sclio -l
to he supp Ill-bl in any manner by the sl‘ilt‘
without the _:ippr.ivril of the fr: iveriior.
S c. 2. There slcill be Lixcil by the comp-
trnlh r two tli'llt‘ll‘s and fifty cents a w ct'R t-ir
(“it‘ll \vcck sitt‘li tliilil shall remain at said
school; and the priiicipil of said school
sir-.ll make his bill ilicictoi'c ipiartcrlv. tilinl
present it to tlicgoverncr. upon wlitrso up
pr‘uvul it shall be paid by the state treasurer.
arid the l‘lil‘lllt‘tlsli‘ill b- paid by the parents
i'l' friends of said child. and if it is ii pin
per. by the town where sriid child belongs.
Approved March 13. 1827.
Scriaic Hill No. 3‘.
t‘llAl‘TER. (‘Nl\'.
Air Act, in :illcr‘ution'of an All concern
ing l)oiiic~tic Relations.
Be it t‘fitli'lt‘tl b_\_‘ the Senate and ll-iusn cl
Re-prcrcnt thrust in Genera.) Aswmhly con
vent-ti:
Section 1. That in a‘l iua ri i,0i lit-riartcr
contracted. neither husband hot wife shall
in said distrirt. to be pirliciilnry iiii ‘iuucd
in the notice- tor such int-clings. \vhi ii li:\tl
where said Vote or \‘fl‘.(‘\ shall be. l‘tki‘ll by
lutlutaridchictv1i~t. and the If‘llil act-ii.
tamed =nt diu‘n-o by the chill!!! u. in;
s .
acquire. by t- [cc of the iiiarl‘ittut‘. any rigl l
tour iritcrcst iii iii-y properiy hold by the
uthcr bcforc the irrai'riiigc or ~c=piircil after
the iiiarii icc. v.\c: pi as to im- st. ate “3 the
~ut‘v:v~\t‘ii~tlii‘ pi poly «it :1... otl-cr. to
new ed by t a clerk upon th iccor _;..._....ag.... 1““ .u. g..,i_ 1h»:- 3. W“ p. .3...
said \liihmt . dies or tic \v'r‘c shill iv her swic p? 'p‘ l_\'
3"“ 3' ‘ii' “‘ vi“ “3; 3““ 5‘ ‘i ‘i "i “iv ulic shrill liiVi‘ plot: it at tilt \‘ u
tidy or more i i ibc \'“‘t ix ct ‘tll\ w; cot - trio‘s with third tin-rum. \t‘l t t . v ‘ti\‘.}‘ t
"\Ilflf’t‘l \"‘l""ll:.l‘ q §\\’\i ltttii itvil i\‘ ii it
v\ tag. the c iii militia -‘ “Lit iti‘llttl ‘1'. ii
t‘auw ac! clvci us it «lilacs it with dis»
bid to let lI\\l by lvil ~t and clock 3N. to
pixivrxvd in he piivvcvi'ug \t’k‘llull.‘
Sec. :1 This oct st. "it-ho ills
and altir its \ issue.- _
App“ \ta‘. '..\l irt‘li 16. lg}?
4 11. “av in: No \‘i‘l
(“AFTER \ \ it
An Act rel tiling ti on boot \l on Ontario
rpm v r ax ii his aim who i t.
[It 63 captained hi tie & a th‘ and New at‘ lbw
«Ersatz-iris u ti‘ semi .llwvaiili ms» ml
Sum... t The Q)“ foul simti. new in
even thou vests. c with twill“ in is“. an i
niihin sixty dsvs ‘illtt llic vigor it 410“ of
the neural assembly. nvuxin on. and win.
- ili‘tt‘i‘ Illvl o liar til u: llic atriali‘. sic-til it)»
Apolttt some suitable person. not a \lilt‘t‘lol.
f‘ our
to be insurance c ~uiuiioiniiir. wio shall.
unless so our reiiinvvd by the governor for
cause. hold hisrlllce tor irirw years from
the first din- of duty following his appoint-
ml. '\
Sec. 3. It shall he the ditty of the senatc
to act tlually upon all llil‘tllltrtllttni sent to
them by the governor wit iin ten days at
the day the airy bu riccivvd.
Ste. 3. t the now-root shall fail to tioiii~
taste to the senate. within sixty days than
the organirsadinn of iln~ gentrd asav'nihiy.
misaiuucr who shall be continued by the
‘ ornate within tli t time. turn any vacancy
Plthsit may exist by the operation of law dirt.
in: the year. shall be fillml by a murmur ll‘
'vnoio of both hr-uvhis of the general asscuc
{he d. Vacancies that may arise for the
remainder of an unexpired ‘it-rm shill li~
Oiled in ihc martin-r provided by the {UTF-7
‘tiing mitt-n of this hill.
8 c. 5. The governor may fill all)‘ vscvn
ctr-artist may arise .luring ine [\301‘3.‘ \If tin-
r-ncril ussctiildy. iiiilil my days altcr lla
nut omniiin itii-n.
Soc. 0 For the piirp m4 of filling the v...
cant-int l‘ral ari-es in the year 1877. there...
elal asumhly ih‘t“ not have p over to up.
.nd tho mfl't‘lllilf slittll lliivt: puwcll i utiliti-
passage of this net. The term ut the i...
Iurcnce ctuunrbsionrr appointed in tall”:
shall expire on the first day of July. 1830.
are. 7. All ac :- iriCoualelent with thin act
are hereby repealed. and this act shall hilt:
d or from to names.
Approved. March 10. 1877.
lion-e Nil m. u.
can't-race x
All act-Relating to Pm or County Cour-
mission/cw“
A I? new by Mo 81ch a’ House of Rep
" More in OcmHucmbly we mat.-
That chap-er sixteen. illlt: titlllct'uJJI the
general write.“ of this state he amcnnid ti.
and no follow! :
’ County commissioner: shall receive for
and deciding on application for the
3.100! not ty Attached and tali-
" . .ds thereon when required. one d {lint
r"! t-t by the par-iv «uniting the uphea-
" all other services to each commit“
. four dollars day and travel fees at
of three cents prr mile ,t‘rtCh wiry,
iliilll ““5 l' ‘tl t‘t E ‘.\ t‘ \\".’tl' l ‘kil tliiv s r:t-t
in .nni t rt\ it ~l v \w. i’ it. irririr \‘ All lnr
: pr perry shall 5w imbiv to to tilt at tor h=i
niche. i‘xt‘cpt so ill in to 0N m by \‘liitl
i statutes. but in it ~ c .\~ ‘h it be lavblo iv
i he tih ii as the .l his l‘ t .e hush out do i
a div husband slit-Gt in t be it‘sl‘lt‘ tor itie dvb s
.u the wiiv wattsvtvd is it iv mart: ice. on
'i‘ upou hit \‘Altxlthl‘ mule a'tvr muriigo.
\ xvi pt as Itt‘Wlll‘tll-‘l sptvitird \
Na 3. All purchasers nude by titsii
nuxiuud or wire in his oi hir nun nous
“I ll be prvxuiuut. iii the a‘xs nice o: hum
51o the would.“ lo be \‘ill his or hit .uiva‘r
no nut and liability i but lHlil sh rl. iv ii
tilinuhvrv any .iillclc puivli asisr liy vii: .v
\liall our in tact count \ lle- supp ri Hi i o
‘.iltlll\‘.til tortiiviu tlainrlt ot ltiilll. it
for lt‘lS‘iHiMl“ appiivl of the wile. or for
her quu‘llttlilt‘ support \\ lice nhiiidoinwl to
'livrhusbiiiid. lt shill howivei he lllt that
of the triishvinl to stimuli his family. suit
his umpiriy when found shall he first up.
pliei to satisfy any such joint llll‘ll ity ; and
the wile shall in tipiliy tinxtititlvd to an iii~
\lt‘lllllllt‘ from tiie‘prnperiy of the hushiuii
tor any prvpvttv o her own that shall have
been talteii. or for any illillliy that she shall
have hicn compelled to punter tlin satis-
taciion of any such claim. ' .
See. it. tin the iii-atii of villiit‘ husband
or wifc.tlic suivlviir. except in the \‘ir't‘
lilt‘lflli‘tlt‘d lil lllt‘ in .\l sccil in. slillli llt‘ iii
titled to tho use ti-i life iit out 'liill‘xl it) \‘ilui
of all the prope y.reitl and p antral. O‘rtlli
or ctpiiiaoiy uwiuu by the other «t the turn
of his of bit dritlli. allt'r ill! iaytttcul cf all
debts and charges allowed rigs u~t the estate;
~ucn third in be sit out by distributors ap-
Epnlrited by the court of pro‘aie. and to in
wt out in any prop» riy real or personal. or
hull). according to the jtiilgt‘tttrtit of tui-
tllSll‘lbllli‘fi The right to such third dial
not hedcleaicd by any tlls‘pusl‘ltin of th-
propcriy by will to other partivs. Whvrc
illt‘lb‘ in no will the survivor sll‘ill italic Illt‘ll
third absolutely. and if llit‘lv are no \‘iiliii-
r‘ it of the dust: 11 rat. or"? pit-sent tree 0
Childrcruhllfl'll tiltc itlrirtt ll lil.‘"ltll\ ii in-
stool of one third. When t‘illtt‘l‘ huvhiun
-r wile rllItH have given any device or leg
ac) t i this i tlrct by writ. sucu tirnvisiiiir
shall be taken to be in lieu of the allure
u~ rein provided tor. unless the contrary
gr...“ he ixpiuisly .~t itcil or shall cleiii'ly up
near; hiii iii any such case the party shall
ilth‘ trli or her election whetnir to ltt‘t‘cpt
llltt provision of such will or to take such
~t-itut try share. The wife shall also. when
in the opinion of thcjudgn of probate ii in
neceesauy. N‘ltlluvrtsd a reasonable sum
from the estate of the husband for her lup-
puri and that of her family during tho 5....
clement of hit oat-rte; to in that Cut! shalt
not talc her statutory rrliitfu iill aitzii tin-
rapiration of the tune fur which such allow.
anon in midi.
Sec d. The provisions of the hut priced
lug section. with regard to tho statutory
.hare of tar: surviving husband or min in
the property of the other shall not apply to
.m- cps where. by it Which contract inadr
heforc marriage or filtrl‘. tithrr party ha.
r ccival from lltc other what nus intended
in a pr Visit“! in lieu of such statutory share.
Nor shall either pirty be emit] a in lush
ttdutury thin «ho had Without Sumclrul
court ahihdoned the other and had coutiu»
- i the surrogate one duller ..
i353.“ all other upon-c to be
» canny; exec" for the trial of
me their. when such fees are to
-tbo ~91th r. r 0 air services.
0 r
at let's doth.
ply iibl
N" I
may but“
undaocbiitandunracat to the time or the
3“,. 5, myrrh going provisions shall Ip<
to marriage: mater-contracted;
can“! gaming.- already i, titling
and Ole W. during the inu-
.“ . crinuant uni; _
s 1
, r
M. “W ‘1?
l“. and for the acceptance tanned thereof
of the rights givén by this act. which con-
tract shall be recorded in the primate court
of the district and in thetown clerk‘s otllcc
of the town in which they reside. And
upon such contract being so made and re-
cordcd the provisions of this act shall apply
to such marriage in the same manner as to
marriage: hereafter contracted.
Sec. 8. 'All statutes and parts of statutes
now existing which gave to eiiher husband
or wile an other rights or interests in the
property o the other. either during mar-
riage or after the death of either. than those
which are given h ' this act. are repealed as
regards their app icaiion to all marriages
embraced within the provisions of this act.
The provisions of the statute with regard to
dowcr are however to he in force so far as
they relate either to modes of proceeding or
to the duties of tenants in dower as to prop-
erty held by them; which duties are hereby
made the duties of any husband or wifn
holding a life interest in any estate of the
other under the provisions of this statute.
Approved. March 16. 1877.
lloiisottiti No. 2 8.
CHAPTER cxv. .
Air Act in a ldition to an Act concerning
. Crimes and Punishmonis.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives in General Assembly cun-
_veucd :
Section 1. If any cfliccr of the state. or of
any district,-ciiy. county.'.town. or borough.
whose salary or compensation is fixed by
law. shall charge and receive. or shall retain
receive. or collect to his own use any
sum or sums in excess of the legal salary or
corripeusatioii, he shall. upon conviction
thereof. be lined not exceeding one thousand
dollars. or be imprisoned not exceeding one
year. at the discretion of the court having
cognizance of the offense
Approved March 16. 1877‘
lloirsc Bill No. 230.
CHAPTER (‘NVL
An act concerning the Preservation of (lame
Be it enacted by the Senate and llniise of
Representatives in General Assembly (‘ol‘c
vcncd :
Section 1 That it shill be unlawful for
any person tr pstsoiis to hunt or piirsii '.lvill.
destroy. Ul‘ attempt to ltill any “'th‘lilt‘l‘th
quail or any rulllcd giritisc(ciiiiiiiioiilv crilicd
partridgci. between the first day of January
and the lirst day of th‘n-bcr in each and
every year. And every person so trill-riding
shall. for each and every iztl‘eusc ithc lriliiti:
or distroyiiig or having in possession of each
bird shall be dccmcd a Stl\‘lfflltl choirs“) bt‘
dcciiivd guilt of a iiiisdciiicaiu-r. land on
conviction shall be titled not run than
twenty-five dollars for each and every hird
killi‘d. and costs of still. and shall stand
committed to the coiiiilyjiiil until such fine
is paid. pr‘vi‘i‘tli‘ii. that such iiiipiisoiiiueiit
shall not exceed twenty-live days for each
and every oil‘ciisc above named.
Sec. 2. It shall be unlawful for any per
sort or perscns to destroy or rctu-ivc front
the iicsts of airy birds ineiitioiitd iii svctiuii
one of this act. any egg or eggs of such
birds. or for :iiiv person to bnv. sell rr have
in possissiou such egos. or wilfully destroy
the nests of such birds or either of them.
And any person so Minding shall. on co \-
victiou. be fined not more than twenty-five
dollars for each and every iii-st robbed or do
stroycil. ‘
Sec. ll. No p -rsnn or persons shall. 'tl any
liiiic. (except on his own laiidi with a trap.
or snare. or nit. take or attempt to trap.
siiiirc. net. or take any \voodciiclv. p ii’triilgv .
is" c illcdi or iptitjl. Arid cvi‘ry person s .
i ll‘sudirig shall. on conviction. be tine-l not
more than twcrity~tivc dollars and costs oi
suit. and shall stand committed t-i the c nin-
ty j iil until such line is paid; [An-nth). that
such irriprisuuiuetil Sli‘ill ll! 1 exceed thirty
days.
Sec. 1. No p~isono: [\i‘l‘SvlliS.tll ll‘llltrlbil
tiitioii companies shall lltly.flt‘ll.tirexpose
for salc. or have in his or their [\tlflSl‘pS‘tllt.
for the purpose of selling or exposing for
sale. or for ti‘itiisp iit \lliill. or for any pur-
pose. any of the birds iiictili \Ilt‘tl in section
one of this not. during the ‘lr‘ll id iii \\ liicli
it shall be unlawful t i kill such birds -. and
any person or pets \iis so {ll‘i riding sliiil‘. on
conviction. be tint-ii lillil dealt With its sprci~
tied in section one of this act.
Sin. 5. it shall be unlawful tot
son or persons to hunt with gun or do,:
within the t‘llt‘liir‘t‘il grounds or land of
another \\‘lli-llicr persons or corporations.
without first uhiaiiiing from the owner.
agent. or oecupiinisnf such enclosed grounds
or lauds. his. her. or their permission so .to
do! )H‘m‘idrd. each owner shall have placed
siv priiitcd signs or notices in six dill‘orciil
conspicuous places on his.’ or flit ir hind.
l‘lit‘ll notice li \iiiil s‘rill li.~ iii least t‘llt‘ foot
>qtr‘irc and llll‘l lli rs sh ill be plainly lli‘ttlt‘
:tli)‘ Pit! -
Sec. 0. .-\riy person or persons viululiiig
srclittu fifth of this act shall lic'ili'ciricil
utility of a iiiisilciucuiinr. ltlltl shall be lined
ill a sum net less ih~iii scvrii doll its and int
exceeding l\\‘t'lll‘\“ll\‘t' dollars. t xclitsiv ~ of
any daiiinge by trespass.
Sec. 7. There shrill be no shooting iii
hunting. or having in possession in the open
.iii‘ the iiupliiiiciits for shooting. on the ll“.\‘l
day oi the week called Sunday. and any
p-‘lst'll violating tho pnivisious of this sec
thin. shall be liable to a pt‘nally of not more
than twenty tivc dollars. nor less than s: \‘vii
.iullnrs for c:n~h trill-rise.
.\pp:o\'c.l. March 2‘}. 1877.
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PENNELLS’
.\ NEW STOCK 0F
PAPETEBIES!
T0 lll‘l $0er CHEAP.
Always on hand a full line of
STATIONERY.
BLANK BOOKS,
SCHOOL norms,
PERIODICALS. is...
SOLE AGENTS FOR
JACOBS
PATENT
Aluminum Pens.
wru. OUTLAS'I‘ srx oaurnslriv runs.
“v“. «.—
MOTTO FRAMES
‘ CHEAP.
Buy Ponnollfs “Ink.
Coal and Wood,
FOOT 0F MASHALL ST
Whole-ale and Retail We" in all kind! of
“7001) AND COAL.
Among the var-tetra we keep the pure
Franklin Coat. of Lykcns Valley. Also
Brick. Lime. Cement. and all kinds of
Mirsons‘ Material.
Also. NORTH RIVER Butt: STONE Furnished
and Laid.
Orders taken at Branch clam. at No. 1 Dibble‘e
Block.
South Norvrsll. Doc. a. rent
la“ EROSENE LAMPS,
t‘omplctc. only it) cents. at
E. Ix’. LOCIiWOOD‘S
Grain &' Carrots
A'l‘
Raymond Brothgrsa;
.APPLE‘I‘ON’S
Americanlyilulalia
NE II' REVISED EDI TIDN.
ENTIRRLY erl\\‘Rl"l“l‘R\‘ “Y THE ARLKST
“INTERN UN EVERY Sl‘lllh‘t‘T.
l‘riiitcl frciii New Type. and illustrated with
several thousand litigravuigs ‘t‘lil Maps.
V”—
Thc \iorh originally published under the title of
the NEW .\\lt§lilt‘.\.\‘ t‘\‘t‘l.ttl‘.l~2ill:\ was con»
plciisl in t\‘.:l. since u hivh time the wide circulation
which it has attained in all yours of the United
Strait“. and the sinun‘ dcv‘ lopnienia Ihivh have
tatterr plaecin every branch cf science. literature
and rot. in“ c induced the editors and publishers to
submit it to an exact and thorough revision. and in
run.» it new edition. entitled
The American Gilliltllt.
Within the last ten years the progress of vitamin
cry in H'cry department of knowledge has iris-1e a
new work of reference an iriiporathc want.
The iiiovrriictrt of pol llt’fll affairs has kept pace
\trilitliediseiiverlea u.’ si’lr‘ltt‘t‘. and their fruitful
application tn the industrial and useful arts and the
coiiwiiciicc and n~tiueiiieirt of metal lilo. tiri‘iit
“sis and com-miriuit revolutions have occurred. ia‘
volviiig iiatliuiud chances of peculiar moment. The
civil war of our own country.“ hich was at its
llt‘lttlll when the last vuliiiiic of the old work Ip-
p-‘itr‘c‘l. baa happily been ended. and a new contest
of comirivrcisl and industrial activity has been
coiiiiiivircwl. Large accession to our
GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE.
li‘a'vc been made by the indefatigable explorers of
. viva.
l‘l-c great political revolutions of the last dvcadi‘.
with tho natural result of the elapse of time. hiuo
brought into public flew a multitude of new ritcri.
\\l1\|.~t‘ names are in even oiic‘a ririliilh.niiit of whose
livos every one is curious to Know the particulars.
\il‘i'tli turtles have been fought and important rAcli‘crr
|1\‘Il11lllflt‘d. of which the tlciuilsitrc its yct preserved
only in the newspapers or in the transient piiblica~
tiiiirs of the day. but which ought now to intro their
place in .
PERMANENT AND .«\l"l‘llr2N NC “13‘-
TORY.
ltt pit-tinting the present edition for the pro“. it
has according-y been trio aim of the editors to bring
don ii the information tothv latest outdo dates.
audioruinishiiiim‘urutcavcounl t the min! to
cent discoicrivs ru science. of vwry fresh produv
ii’vuru titvi'a‘urc. and of the Iti‘\\\\“l ~inventions iu
the practical arts. its \ivll its to uuv a suitirwt
and mural record of the peogtvu of
l‘illd l‘lt‘.\l. .\Nl\
lit iIN ‘ .\‘.
HIS t‘thlt‘dl.
‘ ‘l‘ho work was b *3 {‘i ribs: l H r anal careful pr.“
runs“) his»: and non ihv llbul noel» immune.
for v ~“.\' it- i ii on to a pilt‘v‘u'xxhll rumination.
Notioof inc mini-writ \tv rvxi'iypv patios have been
are“. but \‘\\§X tugs his «I:
rats its. not new rivers
Newton. in fact. a new “\t“~\\§\\‘ila. alih the “are
ii‘aii and woman as its \\3\‘.l\\\\\\v\h\ \«at sea a far
cream reruns“ \ \ivailusm and nun ‘uva tut
(mmuvah in its comp \xiiiou as hay » boon tith‘V‘
to! by lone-to v \l\»\‘\cll\‘.‘ sud \‘lllil‘..\\\ i. mi tort.»
l‘llR ll.l.l‘.\\l‘ll.\‘l‘l\\N.\‘.
whivh arv introduced for the dist time lathe were
chi «tritoii. liaic iiwn nudist. iui for ilio rut o o:
\lviorial other. but to giw chatter luvidity and
irw to the explanations in tent. ‘t‘hvy omhiiivv all
Nlitlt‘ltNl of 8“ once and of natural histiu .v. stud \lt‘r
plvt the mosh famous and “insoluble features of
an nerv. aiviiltivture. and an. as well as the various
processes of iiivvlianies and iiiaiiiifsvtuivv. at
ilioiiirli intended for lttvll‘ttvl iou l‘rll tier than ember
rudiment. no pains haw liven sparvd to insure their
dli‘l‘lSTltl lNCl‘IIJENCl‘l
'l‘licnnltof thoir csceutiouis euutiiiiuir. arid it is
believed they uill rind it wolnauuo Mcpllolt an an
admirable teattire of tho t‘yelupanilii. rind worthy
at its high character.
lHl‘l AMERICAN (‘Yt‘lrtll‘dlllln is
NOW Utilll‘ldill‘lil.
in sixteen hircc octavo volumes. melt volume with
tiilulng over sun priuoin fully illustiiitvd with several
thousand Wood lt‘uaravinga. and with numerous
colored l.itliocr~p‘hlo Maps. the whole costing the
publishers a euro. \xcccd rig
NYE HUNDRED 'I‘HOUSAND DOD
BARS.
exclusive of par“. printing and binding.
Price and Style or Bindirm.
la arm-(Whaler ml ................... ' ...... NOD
VlaLllmnyMiMrnm inl....... auo
hummus. Numurtol. ..... 700
Iii ”affirm-Na. at!" 93“. per w........ ON
lai‘wfllv'nsaia.)kriol........ ..... .. ...... .....1000
I» PW! 10mm. critique. 9m “90.1w inf ..... . 10 00
“wt——
TIIE BEST CYCLO? EDIA EVER PUB~
LISHED.
one that will supersede all othen. is new adored to
the public at n or: moderate price. (as than one
untamed!
Just think 3
A SAVING 01“ TEN CENTS A DA Y.
the price of a citrar. or man other expenditures for
luxuries or frlvolltics or a lie amount. vronld pay
for a complete set of the eyeliner-tin by a Dlemtrlltllv
l UttMflpilutt. 'i has tam w ll be something sub-
ax‘i‘rhl saved. and a storehouse of knowledge. in-
A UNIVERSAL LIBRARY IN “SELF.
secured. with but little shirt of ucrllhc.
Sill
pagan of ‘I'III AWN
......... «meme mt:
cm A. W I tllutrati .
besuurntisnalnmca’two. m” ‘
Persons with to
PRINTJRIG
AT THE
Sentinel O
09.
Posters,
llaritihills,
Dodgers,
Stripes,
Circulars,
Letterheads,
Nutcheatls,
Billlieatls
Statements.
llraits,
Not-es,
Checks,
Cards,
- Pamphlets,
Books,
By laws
“(W‘ilnb‘a
lat hols.
Checks,
Orders,
Cards.
t‘atiilugttns,
Envelopes,
Rim, Etc.
Printed in the best manner.
Orders for
Pl‘lIl' got all this
Promptly‘attcuded to.
Wedding Stationery
Furnished in the Latest Styles.
In (not everything pertaining
to a first-class Printing Office,
done with neatness and dis-
patch.
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
‘0'. “um“
. «um i their
Wmummm :
7.... \
Extrw .
M‘ I m
Ivan
of Vegetation.
OURES DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, Constipation, Headache, Bahamas, Loss at AW. and
«am afldngfiorna disordcredddteof
'sTanAQH, LIVER and BLOOD.
That it is free horn anything of a mineral or Qinjnriole nature is testified to by the Belt Physicians
in Donbnrgchr sale by Drug!“- and Grocers. 31.00
r bottle.
FASHIONABLE
'l'flllfllflllllllllllllfll‘,
Is now prepared to furnish those who
want a
Flilll Filling lilil'llllilll
AN D WELL MADE
Ready-Made Clothing
At Prices as but as can be had anywhere
for the same quality.
Gents’ Furnishing
(300.135
of the Latest Design. at
Rock Bottom Prices,
-A‘l‘.‘
HARLEM’S,
Opera Houseslutlock. Wall St-
Superphosphate
of Lime.
.... Q”.
Ground Bone,
—- — 9...,“
Peruvian Guano
—-—-—~Q..——————<
Land Plaster,
W~Wm
Air Slacked
Lime,
-v-s— m——— —q.
\
AND ALL “Pint
Paint Fertilizers
FOR SALE AT
Raymond Brits.
, ~ -— . ~fi—‘N-”—.
MEATS
.41..
FAIR PRICES -
—A'l‘—-
I]. (I. H. BRUWN’S
\
Old W'ell ' Market,
‘ Main at... Next Door to So.
Not-walk llotol.
We do our Butcherlng. and our Custo-
mers can depend upon getting served with
uglyafmh meat. dud as good as the market
Q ul !.
Everything in its Sea-
port. ‘
8. If. P I. Agent. 181 '1‘]! [08:8 but 00.. DAIBUBY. Ct.
R L. E M Centennial Reduction in
H A ‘ Advertising. -
7 THE Three thousand. tiro hundred and fifty dollar-
worth of newspaper advertising. at pnbl‘shcrs‘
schedule rates. given for Star. and a three months
not. accepted in payment from advertisers n! re
nponeihilit . A printed 11st. Emmerich”. Char-ac
rer. Actna Daily and Wee ly Circnlirion. and
Schedule Rates of Advertising. cent free to any ad~
dress. Applv to Geo. 1'. Rovi'cll .3: 00.. Newspaper
Agents. 11 Park Row. K. 1'. we
mrsnusnxn is?
a. a. (I: A. P. LACEY.
Attorneys--t-Law
5‘29 :Sflvnfh RN63. “l“:IIigfon. D. C
lave-ton. i...
We [1“th patents in all countries.” No attorney
Fun in Advance. No charge unless the patent is
muted No [m for man preliminary en-ina~
tions. No lflllllltlllll fees or obtaining and con-
ducting a Priming. opwul attention given to ln~
rotten-Lir- (ms before the Patent cane. Extru-
sions betoietungnss infringement Suits in dif-
ferent Stain. mu an irrigation appertaining to in—
vcntions or hue-is. Send stamp for Pamphlets
giving full Instructions.
Fitted sate. Cour-I- a: Depart-euro.
Galina prosecuted in the Supreme Court of the
Paired States. Court of Claims. Coon of Commie-
hionmof Alabamt‘laima. Southern (‘tains t oni-
. nilrlonmnd all clam of vru claim: before the It»
ecnuvebsputmcnta.
Armr- or Pay and Bounty.
Soldlcn. and nilors of the late Ivar. or
their heir-.min many cases entitled to mom-y
from the Government. of which they have no
knowledge. Write full history of service. and auto
amount of and rityreu-ivnl. Enclose stamp
N afall Importer examination. rrill be given
you without chw. .
Penal-no.
All Ofllccro. Soldiers and Sailors wounded. rop-
turcd. orlnjorvd in the late year. honever rllfihllt‘.
are entitled to. and can obtain a pension.
Pulled Irate: General land on”.
(\aniected Laud (Xi-A Private Land t‘lairus. ‘lu‘
inc. Ikermst‘i‘on. arid “unicorn-d (has. prov-muted
before the rcral Land Delve and Department of
the Interior.
Inland Inna-Io.
Wepriy cash for Bounty Laud Warrants. and tr
lmitccurrrc uridcntv- I’llh all parties having any
for rule. an give full and explicit instruction:
where assignments are imperfect.
\\‘c conduct our business in separate Bismuth
having therein the clerical assistance of able and
upcrwriecd lawyers. and give our closest porn-inn:
supervision tneu-ry important paper prepared in
each case. l‘romiuost attention inns assured to all
business entrusted us. Address.
8. s. t A. P. [.1le. Actor-eye.
WASHINGTON. D. C,
.\n_v cronii desiring information as to the stand
ing an rvrp "nobility of the member-ii of the arm
villi. on h‘qtlcol. be furnished pith a satisfactory-
reference in his vicinity or congressional district.
315
TAKE THINGS EASY!
SIDDALL’S
MAGNETIQ SOAP
SAVES HALF THE WORK
AN D MAR ES WASH—DAY
A PLEASURE
Both “'iiitcr and Summer!
like. clothes Sweet and very “‘5“.
which! letting or Sealdlu.
II. “A. v-OlI-IIs
H0 ROI’QI HANDS.
N. \‘lI-OW curt-IRS.
N0 818A! II the HOCSI.
dad—deputy if it injures the Clothes.
Sold by_Gr«‘cra or a Family Factors sent by it
plus. freight prepaid. on receipt of 01.30.
F. H. SIDDALD.
108 Market St. Philadelphia.
lot sale by A. Knapp. and rill tint class grocers
Dobbinc' Sta roh Polish
he not whichevervtarattv
h t . v give hot:
Lieu that brilliant Folio! either to he halides
with. Saving due and in to audit. “than
its "tiniest. Sold by Gram or will he rut
postage paid“ Marci as mats.
Mlmcm I! l\‘. Meal
Street, Hilts.
Err sale by Geo. W. Day and all despot“:
irrorers. so:
TRY l1'.
W St. lid
by Brown dsWilcox. Washing:
nmacuimm
For III.
Sin er.
.‘
V .0\.
- i; '1:
519:1!le
The can Bucxnro the
\
Inadfcrs'nud‘ calm
4
PAIlll’llilill
FIRE [MUM-Ell! 0!]le
South N orwalk, Ct
CHARTERED [809.
CASH CAPITAL $200,000
assrrs, us; 1, 1373, $325,000
DIBWBB :
BERT E. ROWAN.
Y R. South Nor-Ill.
our-IL
JOHN P. mm. . our-n
L HORATIO BIGDOW. of South Km
TALLIADGI RAKKIL South Rm
WI‘SF'IKIJ) 3. BANNED. South Rot-III.
TRIAD“ mm. W
HKNRY 11
J1 LIES A. CANDID. Ne- York.
. W. BRFGGIRBOI‘. M.
CHEST“ F. T0211. South Ila-uh.
11le .l BOWEN. 3%
JOHN ll. INAPP. of South 1 omit.
wrsrrrtu) s. HOODY. of Ron-walk.
OFFICERS :
WINI'I'KLD S. EARNEDLNd-at
TALLIADGB ”KER. \ tee Prd ,
HENRY R. TURNERSecreurynnd ‘
A. L FRISBY. Ant. Sm .
A. T. SIXTH. Special Agent
in Wall SM
NEW YORK OFFICE f 11‘ Broadway.
BOSTON “' 1 Exchange Pinon.
CHICAGO “ 5 Law to Sheet .
ST. nous “
Oct. 31: and Olive am
All losses since omnimion have been
paid in full. in cash. including Chicago fire
of October. 1871. and Boston are of hev.
‘72. '
MELODEONS
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
Call and Soc
THE ESTEY COTTAGE ORGAN
ansr onoax N van would)
-—AT-—
I’OTT EJR’S
MUSIC STORE,
Next door to the Savings Bank,
Wall Street. Norivallr.
[to keep- on hand a lat-3.0 stock of
P14; '05. ORGANS
AXI‘ URL ODEONS
Ad will sell that on monthly infill—ta.
Old instrument! Mahmlum.
Pill mum
1F Yul:
Want in 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 hirer.
Want to cell a Carriage.
Want to union lbw.
- Want to sell City Property.
Want to sell Grannies or
Want to all Dry Goals or Oarpetg
it’s-ii to and Mirrors for Ann“.
Advertise in THE SENTINEL
Advertising will gain New dishonor-a
Advertising will keep .uld Dimmers.
Advertising liberally always payer
Advertising makes Scones my.
Advertising begets madden-co
Advertising shows energy.
Advertising shown pinch.
Advertise and succeed.
Advertise or ‘bust.’
Advertise long.
Advertise well.
Advertise now
Anvnnuen
I! v n to
llilllHliflN
Q
Tire subscriber has taken the store for-
rncry occupied by H. n. WEI-LIAN
MAIN STREET. when he would be glad
to see all of his old customers and as may.
at." one: u may be in event of anything in
a .
/
Tailoring Lino. Corie/nu
oral! Binds Cut and Made
In the Most Pueblo-able
Stiles. :ud Boot Mon-el-
ll at areas To 8
THE TIMES. I!"
mnvmecy
I .u Offli‘hde.
and on. Auction.
“1..qu In M
Molten- “. to“
either
scratch. . . Quiet-o.-
»D¢ DAYTON. m
4...... a...“ ,AOIII- : ””‘
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