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triumph» no friends or n.
Iotedith. Poster of the Asylum st oth~

ndlst Episcopol Church of Esrtford, that he
hos decided to nbnndon the denominntion of
which he has been fur scvcrnl yenrs s prom-
inent member. sud enter the Congregation-
nl ministry. accepting the Minute of the
East Bnrtford Contentions! Church. with
which the late Rev. Dr. Samuel Spring was
outdated hr nenrly Ifty years. In More
dith is s lending clergyman in the Hetboth
tst Church. end has the appointment to
prcnch the annual sermon st the meeting of
the .\‘ew York East Conference st Broohiyn

next week.
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.\ deeinion wen rendered by Judge Blhlt‘lh
ford Tuesday. in the case of the l‘uited
States easiest Samuel J .Tilden. in an action
for the recovery of three on income unpaid
by thedefendnnt. between 1881 end 183.
and which as claimed to aggregate #130;
can The opinion rotsten to tho demurrer
interposed by the defends“ to the plointih‘s
containing sud to that undo by the pleintih‘
ocsinst ten special piece in bar died «It be
half of JILJtlden. The court sustains the
tie-never interposed hr the defendant to
the first count. end sustains also the Nniu‘
tili‘s demorror to the defendsnth special
pleats in her. Thettibet of the decision is
to compel n ttlttl of the who on its merits.
and to min the principle thtt the t‘wverte
meet is not without remiy to collect tin

tuid taxes. even where meteors have ,

been made. end the ntnuuttts essences) paid.
wither without penalties. ttud shore the
onti§ion to pay the full sud litic text is the
result of either unjust motive or error on
the port of the tumor or the ulliceix who
nahe and collect the Mutants.

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FIRES

.\ tenmhnhle epidemic of disastrous firm
but sweet the etuntry durinpl the past \‘t’e‘k,
oldthodoilypspers rcpt" than thou for
nanny months before. The Evening Mail.
which is the but nuthtuity upon ntatters of
iron and Ire insuntnce interests. «vowel
nrnrly three columns on I‘tidty reenter
with klecnwhte lineman trout ‘tli pins
ot‘ the country reputin: dies. The sun.
gate of loosen for the week will he between
two end that millions of dollars.

Its hlmio thirty landlines hutnel
end stewardess! City tennis were theme
out of their business pincer. hit over Sew
York till-Am mills end dwvlltnes are
«wet burned. lit \lfillittnstwt. In.
end sit-t in Semen. Yeti. l‘tttsthute. and
other eitiestnthttt stoic. lattes here not
we. in Motown Foil River. heat
A“ end W hove been hosed
tron veg» M. CW spectra in
the. list withntsrge are in titnhure. the
Sends & lithe hot factory in babel.
America Knife Ca st Mo on. end a
pretty tad-I stead fire in Brennan.
Staten ls‘nttd casino \\ tho from with n
8101!”) brewery he. nod mute six or etch!
in! in Oonttl street. New York, up ire ac
couch by n general blaze. In one nicht
there were eleven are: in New York City
Roddy“. pure and vet always. purities
her-self further by the hunting of s homo
sum fmnt dwelling on Smith street. New
Orlenns Cincinntti null Chicago all C intri-
buted generously to swell the list. and llkr‘
the old “turnout en the anger qua-«ion, “ it
nll ends in smoke." Insurtnce at’juetcrs
nod amply opportunity for theirspccisl mis-
sionary labors. and bewildered stockholders
wuch the Evening .Ilrtt‘f‘x fire record with
noxious interest. Firm come upon us of
Into years about like crass-hopprrs and
potato buzz. epidemica‘lv, one come all
more. Surely the destruction of so much
property must seriously affect the wealth of
th 2 country and increase the genum‘ busi~
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.i SENSIBL E AND CHA 1217.113]. E
8 CG GESTION.

.Vr'ssl'! Editors oftIts Sun‘l'fh'iit. ~—-For your:
it ha been cu-tnturtry for the selecttucn to
nnnually print the homes-1f those who apply
to the town for aid. This seems to me tube
an nncnlled for proceeding, and a enrol in
justice to many of our fellow beings. I
would call the attention of the neirctmen tn
the following from the Springfield IlrpuMI
mm in rel‘tiou t t It noble action of the se-
lecttncn of the town of Nutdramp‘hn. .\I m ,
and appeal to thou) lundopl tites truccuurst‘
It says;

" The new deporruro tnhonyby the selenium in
their preoent nnnusl report in not publishing the
nature nfthooo permits who bnvo received pnuper
sid during the yenr would seem tehe eopeehlly “ist‘
in these times which prove no nitichin‘: fur the mid
dlo clnsoeo. The octet-tenet: defend their notion in
this why: “ lists: of our citizens nre forced to ssh
for old on sccolnt of circumstnuces beyond their
mural. nnduk with t reluctance. It grit-vet
them that they inner Invent-ed to tins world In
pnnpers. Mnny of then here children in the publir
schools. end the publication of their nnrentr‘ Dame-I

in the camper lies tends to needlessly wound the
children‘s oollnxn end render their lot unnecessarily
herd. Their playmates will not be slow to rind out

that disgrace nnd twir thorn of It. end the humilie-
tins: w elect their manner through life “
Tax in vim

-—We hcnriily endorse the sentiment of tax
payer nnd approve of the recommendation.
But our correspondent is ntistrtken in his
supposition thst our selectrncn sre responsi-
ble for the publication of the names ofthose
who receive old from the town, for this is
not done by their order but in pursuance of
the vote of the annual town meeting. The
usual crmne is to read the report, and then
n motion in ntsde end corricd the! the report
in full be printed. end the selectaen have
no option in the mnttsr. We some time ago
printed on nrticle "meeting ugliest this
course, but the people who nttend the town
meetings have thought dlfierentiy. end they
no responsible for the public degrtdntion of
the nnfortnnete and distressed portion of
our popnlntion.

It has been claimed thnt the publication
of the ounce of the psupcrs bed the cfieet tn
deter tho-to of s sensitive noture from be
coming nppliconts for town old, and thst
thereby money wns saved to the tax payers.
L voted upon from such n narrow, unchnrira.
bio nod cruel stnndpoint it isn wise measure.
but if there he s nobler nnd more hut-one
feeling in relation to if. it becomes nbborent
to every person in nympsthy with their un‘
fortnnnto fellow beings.

The quotntion by our correspondent pm
unto the evils. injustice end hnrshnsns of
the meoonre in n strong light. There on-
persons who thmeh no foul: of theirs err
oonpeilod to receive public suistonee. Cir-
cumstances over which they have had no

control hnvo reduced their moons of sup
portion-ch on extent thntthoyennnotexist
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time of the wealthy. We. Aluly hope prove nnts where other nee—mt poor

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amused, to soy the least. in reading the or
tlcle in your last edition sinned “A Work.
tngmnn." One hsrdly knows whst to thin:
or do when he sees a communicntlon signed
in thnt way. We ore nil worhingtueu in
one sense, but I suppose yourcorrespondent
would hove us understand that he is s mun
thst token of his coat nnd rolls up his sleeves
end inhors faithfully for ten hours per duty.
If he is such a nun he is to be respected,
for labor is honorable, but judging from the
style of hfi communication Ishould nut tithe
him for any such [remain

In the first place. be is very indignant
that a certain server was not put down in
Wellington street last year. He seems to
think that If it had of been. the wheels of
commerce would have been movinil the
world over. be this time. end he cannot see
why the said server was n it built according
to the desires 0f the petitioners. If he is a
worhineotau in the sense of the word he I
understand it. he is excusable for not know
in: why. and just for the present we will
outsider him such n man. end I still txplhiu
in thy optuiM. why it one not built.

In the first piece the people in Washing‘
ton street did not need It sen-er. or nt least
seren~eiahths of them did not, and they
etuld not see why they should be called on
tohuild what they at present hid no use
fur.

The argument and the only one list“ for
the newer was thnt the lion Dudley I‘. Ely
was oltttost dying to ones a hotel on the
corner of Haiti sud Washing \u streets,
and unless n sewer the built the honorable
gentlemen would not stir a pm to test said
hotel. S\ we had n server matting called at
st the Council It «tut. sud the line. 11. I‘.
sens thete end nude it stretch upon the sewer
—-nou-o\tntltitt\l os usutl—snd when he
chad his nddmnttne gentleman in the
room naked tho honoro‘tde gentleman. if in
one these ‘nzl n sewer built. if he nautld
haild his hotel. lIe snid point l-inuh he
would not ““36 to built one. sud wanted
the sewer built «gentle. of his huh! pro
it“. See the {mulls of when“...
street haul no tnoeev to throw an“ upon
stint-thing they had no use fer. m the): net
on It counter petition and a Nee ntdwtitv
of pews in feet newt it. it the the
“idler 1"- htd conic out like it than end
said to his neighbor‘s ’ Gentlemen. 1 out
auctions to improve at? tower on the we»
not be putting up it first elm hvtvl. but I
cannot duit well without it «vented l
hove tort with you this evening: to tslh the
malts-vest in It his-Mile why. and i wont to
say right beset gentlemen. that if eon will
insure nte th at I can have new drehtml
o til ottntueece on: entmxrlse inttttrdinrrlt‘.“
flow ninety maple do you shut won West»
intern since wrnthl hive “pineal i? ‘5 .\l\ t
one. if put thumb upon the right huh

lint, Mr lliit xr. they bad “0 tutu in him.
They know he never on «tight building
but twice. and it was currently hp “an! at
him time thnt. one of live buildings. vi: -
Feminine Burch, was t . put a “up to ‘
public improvement. At any rate it eras
mighty soon ei'tcr \ couple of petitions were
out. int i the Cutttcil, one for widening
\Vashing'ou street null the Other for s new
street from when: the building stvnde to I“.
i1. ’3er and Bros. it me, end I tindvm'tmd
that when the other, the B ink Bziiltlioz,
was built. it was tulle-ct a compromise, the
other directors allowing him to go as near
D nit-u as posdble if he Would only butlli.
But at tint time I was not in the Botrd so I
0 who! speak ‘of my own person ti knowl
Etlgfi

Accordingr to your correspondent, the
lion. Dudley P. is a wonderfully public
spirited gntclennn. His bowels ere yearn-
iuc withe tender compassion for the laboring
man and if be could only have that server
built he would willingly take them all it
but bosom as youn: lztrults Rosier. do you
believe any sucbrsiutl‘f This pretendci la
boring man knows better when he gives
you such twat idle. Do you suppose there is
another man in the City of S rutb Norwulk,
or in the State of _C0nuecticul. til it would
have let that propertv lay in the shape tlmt
this public spirited (2') gentleman h is? No,
not one. He is too poor-be cannot afford
to improve it. rind I ltlll just wicked on High
to think his cry for it newt-r is to throw dust,
for you know people h we tmdc homo Com-
ments, nod occttsionuily he feels a little
ashamed of himself—ashamed to think that
he. the richest man in town. should utterly
neglect to improve or let anybody else have
to improve his real €9l't’e, end when he isin
that wood he does into the street and faintly
crirs "Sewer f ' And then this pretended
workingmnn and n few others take up the
cry. “Sewer i“ “Sewer 3" They cry it be
cruise they have got on or to grind on
D. R‘s stone, or they will hove.

Now if we are gains: to build n sewer let‘s
know whet we are wing to build it for. If
to give the poor laboring man employment

and benefit the city in the future. say at)
like men. but don’t do it by flying into a
newspaper to tell‘Whrtt s’public spirited gen
tlensn the lion. Dudley P. Ely is, and ask
the people of this poor little city to build a
server for the honorable gentleman‘s vacant
lot. Suppose oil the pmplc of the city were
like him, buy real ostste to rt large amount
and then refuse to sell or improve it. how
long would it take to build up our weste
pieces ! This is the first I have ever hesrd
of any one uhiurz for'n newer to drain n lot
of brick bats. Begging pardon for troopers
in: to such on extent upon your vslusbic
specs, I close for the present.
TOTIDEM \‘atuus

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About thnt “Working—on.”

.llaera. bill's»: of the 8331'!an s—In
your lost pipet- n men over the home of “A
Worhlnxmsn,“ urges the building of n sewer
in Wuhinaton sh, clnimiuc tbnt it will give
work to inherent. sud enable Mr. Dudley P.
Ely to build 1 hotel. He says that Mr. Ely
isonly waiting for the newer, sod is our
ions to help the lshoring close end bestow
s bloating upon the city. He toys Mr. Ely
is n public spirited men. end hes done much
for the city end whingnaeu. I don‘t know
who “Wethiunmnn” is. but I have not much
fnith in his sincerity. or else he is very intro
rout of the noble“ upon which he writen
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they nut no to thet‘ewn. Andthesnore

lid for the startle: einss. or nay other close.

{at than. who hove boonsiwsynponrpor forthntusttor ! Wherehsshoshown snv
manned linens everyone senile spirit! When has hesoidthntne

Intiiohofhstnnesnwhsronont oxen

would hoildohotel if the the sewer wss

pinsy aha-enforced” tho town. unlit? ifhehnsoenesouohody hnowsit.
“we who hnvobsonioftwithehildron Andthonueppeuhewould build n hotel

ttmcddnnd wusnontmchsnies.

ifthonnwerwu built list. in that theeontne

thntufumnhenunonrrens etn inst non! Suppose the sewer wen
fill-noun“ halos-n wen. “Wthmwmiifhom
sin. “*oflbfivehnfltyund pennnsnbniidnhosnilwooidn‘titbsnnhlr

”*0-me vothnothevtnx more! New theOid markets“

use. onus. how snwesnnrentshe Wohnodmnun-nofori-th-

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(which God knows they need bad enough)

on“, d wortingusn’fittbet—hnvegiven
tut-ti pertyf ssh ttv‘ resident! of Mule
street,end they will tell you, Mr. Ely.
Who to-dny ll respoisible for the disease-
bleediny vsllrood pond l Every other men
interested but Mr. lily nursed to the running
admin through their property. When: is
there another piece of property except the
one on which the old hotel stood that has
been left in such a shameful condition ? If
Mr. Elyisno anxious to assist the poor
man. why “don‘t he employ them to clear it
off? No. it her been n blot nnd foul sore
upon the very been of the city for neorly
four yeont. I night 20 on but I won‘t, but
workingtnen. don‘t be deceived. You are
the men that have got to pay for this itn~
provement. and Mr. E‘y is the only that is
going to be benefitth by it. The rich then
don‘t pay IiXN. we pay them. Don‘t be
fooled by Anybody signing himself “Work.
lumen.“ That article seems to the to
sound morons if it come trout Mr. Ely

himself. I) \u‘t go it blind, but think before

you tc‘. A Gext‘txn WORRMAN.
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A Most Mnlonbov attire

Tenth.
Suitu‘au. (‘1‘, hlsreh ‘36. 1878.

L‘lt’fkfl‘ SES‘I‘lNlihtv-Itt your last issue you
say the paper eutttlel “ Thtee \‘turs iu the
Army,“ ts spoken of by sutue that were on
the “spot“ as being true. I wish its one who
rt‘tuou the “sit-t“ to pix-test against the
lttllllftilut‘si of lhts‘fi letters. and to most
emphatically deny the charge thst the trill
hereof our regiment noted uttt‘ttnll)‘ at the
battle of Sentient; end else to say thst lilo
nut llslicvo that Colonel Russell ever used
the lsngusne nttrthuted to hint to say then
while on guard in front of his tent. Colonel
Russell won in every sense of the word n
Chlbllnlt WIN“.

A Snnemxr Oh‘ (‘0. (3. Turn C. V.
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A Critic‘s. npnn the Author of
“m tons-o tn the Anny“
midw- Sturtsnhz—“Wten petiole delight
in nod publish to the world their intnornl
sets the world doubts their honesty. When
soldiers in the late civil wor glory in theft.
diception nod misconduct generally. “We
rodts doubt their nonunion be parents
new their children to follow the de-
ceptinns of I! intuit-its ntt-l Ihrttttttt so tttmlel
characters worthy of institution Revs-r: But
tench thrtn to ‘unitnte the lives end trenstttw
in their minds the ntitiuasof such then its
News. Rinaldo end the Wesley: The
routine t‘uhlie see that “ The Fan and lime he
of o l‘ttette c\‘oht‘terfi recently puhl'nthvd tn

 
 

hip-tee in it their . t..Antlon mad.
or the justification " " theiiii'fntnre notion

were they st ony tinto tempted to ndulge in

tlutt vice. It ii the thoughl of l. in stone

thtt forces me to taitc up my humble pen in

defense of the principles of ietnpetdnbe,—

principles ‘wtiioh nro 'very deer to me.

He soye‘hirinltittg prevents it great deal

of mischief in lite world." ~Huw much does
it cost f Young men can you shut your eyes
to the evils which it engenders? Have you
not seen this fiend enter happy, blessed. and
prosperous homes. blasting nnd delimiting
everything nt its touch. leaving min and
misery where was before peace and bappl
hens. ‘

“It is not only it quieter uf the perplrxi-
tics of the mind, but gives a wholesome oc

cupstion to it in idle hours." It certainly
Is it quieter of the perplexities of the mind
in the manner in which it stupcnes. Chlor-
oform and morphine will do the little. end
what an occupation it gives to idle hours.
If we must have idle hours (the necessity of
which I cannot see) must they he spent in
schools of vice ; in dens where Sit tn reigns
rampant; where bl'tsliht‘uiled net-inst God
are its fmtueut tits punctuation points in
printed matter. repteseuting the mun-run

lion 2 Nu! Young turn, it you wish to ho
cotue noble, true. good then uttd citin‘uS.
ttvoid such dens of iniquity, wherein ore
hatched forth yearly. full fledged criminals
from men. who htd they «added such
places. might have been amongst the most
haunted ut‘ our/elite tus.

“It is tt stimulus t t quiet it‘ll pett‘t‘ and
goodwill among men.“ Pick up it daily
paper and glance over its contents. and in
the live or six murders which generally till
its columns, vott thl find tit ti at lens! two
thirds of them new eottttnitt-xl \‘ilt‘ll the
tttunlt‘rvr‘e brain was tired and tuuddvuul by
I‘ll!“

“\Vltu kli'“\\‘ but thew uN tuvt totste
drinkers \vltn tiu‘line to at it: far St ties
l‘i‘in‘dtt in order it it in It t\‘\‘ tlit ll rations of
liquor cut off.“ Mark lite «hill of serious»
mm which the writer tltqtlavs in dealing
with such it nutrient—Alta! l hing, trailing
manner which men s trul‘ittllt‘n ‘l. up! in de-
fettditig a subi-vt. when it just conscience
wtll nliutv thettt no other. N t. young tttstt.
lion I tin-sumo you an n 3‘ out: nhd it. 1
unit you ctuttot deny that if the evil of in
temperance were at» dished \vc \\Mlltf ulsu

bandit in n git tel tut‘ahtlft‘ wt“ prions“ null
lunatic lhsyilllhtn the uhmlvs of “illicit
“It‘it‘llt‘xufifi uttxl tum-t v.

.xvt

ix. when be \t‘ till hun- tzs‘ believe tintE the '
wanton! iml t? co hi the the trf I3;h‘\3k‘tf

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3.t

nestth in the city
gig: Wmurb‘a'ii‘imo .r .

E 0 bit (it t
0 SI. nitnotod st Rental. ndjotnln
wnore tag: wil be suppli

shy of the stories thnt the trnmps

thorltion hnviuz the run tor in c
feed this class of people nccording to the oxigeuees

_' strewn Ive “tuition nnlk Isuzu slow“.
3 lb“ premises or of
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South Norwnlit, Ch. Morel: sate.
NOTIOI.

llodtoby III for meals will

out :to the TRAN?
theloch-up
with but sou had
no ore condoned sxolnnt hol ovlnn
m3 put forth in
f . as the nu‘
ran propose to

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of the cue.
ANDREW SELLM‘K.
CHARLES W. SMITH.
, Selectmen.
Norwslh. March 23th. leI. 383
Diuoltttlon.

The connrtnershlp by the some end firm of Mui- .
lines & Tilly, in th sdny dissolved by mutual con-

sent.
booth Rortvwnlh. March *Id. 1819.

d

All indebted to sold flrtn nto ordered sud directed
to thy their accounts to (‘bulrn A. Mullluan. tvhu
\le continue business or the old stood.

t‘lIARLES A. ML‘LLI'NGS,
15 8 HENRY TILLY .

Spring Opening.
8&3?“th prettnml to shows choice nnd Elegant

NEW GOODS.

t‘tuttttrlsiun n complete assortment of Ribbons.
Silks. Sntiue. “cw. Flowers. Feathers. “l“rettt‘h
Ohipattd n‘trntv aunts.“ stud nil novelties in the
mllinory Juno.
f‘teditiuapnst fat-0&1 hope to receive even it
lager shore of your pntronttxe in the fut tile.
as. C. an: ma.
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‘h‘our «nuns plenonntly sud «seventeen: located
“litter in the «unis. Sink‘hk‘t. pantry. etc. \t‘ttl
laeiet cheep too cowl tenant and: hi this ttf~

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To 111‘s".

(it vs II“ ntttrv dwelling house nitutttal test Itcil‘n
Ininud. so called. with nine untrue. nbuttt half nu
here lend with n vortett‘ of fruit ttvesthhnld putt-em
belttttgeei to vstnte of lien F. mittens. dtwtnntsi.
For pnrstettlnro inquire of

‘ SIhAS i‘. TI‘TTLK. Administrator.

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“twenty Mum Sore-nib Loch t\~‘s smelt \tfdh‘as
h; i. \t‘lll'l‘l.
N if. kids-upon. “mu

7 Liven-y Stable.

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Inl- Snle or to Rent.

R! l‘ Inquire “f h It. AI'S'I‘IV

l‘nr §nle or-
ihnrwnlk Property.
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the Sunset. bud s rain of itttntotnltty rut»

the writer ere truthfully p wtrtwol. he is to
he pitted. listing his «any life he ehdttul
tissue provide of the dt'etioeue. when
should now been met-ted tetth nu impun—
trthhr veil It is t ~ be holed thnt tnaqde
outsells of the In!“ army ntll not judge in...
out nnd tutti Vllt‘ addicts by the union-ti
stems-tits of it “printe s d the,“ when they

Melt ivfiims‘ll‘, who and» it their ltvtxittvxs
to pallet and plurt l“? friend nud fun all“.
“'0 can (‘ht‘tlw tin writer‘s youthful statut-
to go i r wot. though we cerium \‘X‘C‘lfl‘ tltvw
v‘lnlst‘it‘lln‘llvs to given be himself The
writer says if he (mull not co tn the war by
ta‘r moans then he would go be foul. tilt.
there was milm of fun wuppt-l up in that
tort dollar gold plrco. Such it ltrgc all!“
seems to have been tho cause of ill" young
man's dent-irai‘r \tion. liv void in old on

mm a bright butt in for an orange \‘t‘itut
did he Cnh‘, be am with! he lttrgttint‘d for
Whether the old Woman dill “‘id‘ll
hungry he lights upon it Udlc'u [TWIAII‘T of
pit-i Mud Cukl‘s, to whom he wile an all
watch putoli-M—i with the m‘tut‘y given him
by his old boss But the watch bud stoppul
because he had lost the key, and at the sums
time find most of its wheels in his pock- t.
Then he finds smoked tongues which be
confiscated. would an old professional thief
shown morctnct than this fll'lll when be
rolled out of camp and returned with it"?
stolen j JIIII" of s'ovc pipe and n fut (‘fiit‘ki‘lL
These urn: but sp‘ ttiuiutt lti'lt‘k“. tutti sltnttld
not have been used in the erection of n I«‘lil

pic to be tit‘tl‘CnI-Utf to fitiut‘sly and pilttut-
ism. S

or not.

_ .w. 4.
About Smoking.

h‘.h!~r.~ of the Snxrtxrm—In your isstto of
the Hit!) ius‘. a writer gives u finely colored
article about the excellence and healthful—
ncsrt of smoking; rind in your next‘. another
gives a parallel about drinking.

lit-w porplt xing and 0 mtr ulit'tort' we
the views and rtrztitnt‘nts of men; for in the
New York \l'e~-kiy Winn-u of March li'it.
we rend the following extract from u letter
written by the oldest American Missioztnry,
“:v. Mr. Green. hf Mtk-twno, Mimi, Sund-
uiclt Islands

“The Lord beaten the day when rum and
tubucoo shall be ullke hated up i rcpudi-ttr-d.
I was once a sieve to the vil-~ thine. but by
the mercy of Gui I have for the lust fifty
yc‘trs been free. I pray that till mny lmve
this freedom. for what is more dopruvinl
than to be it alive of tobacco, t) the pipe
and the cigar?

All Hawaiians once were such but runny
of them nre now free, I am happy to my.
Formerly. so snon as our meetings were dis-
missed end some one of them had started
his pipe, there was a rush and scramble for
the nun who had tired the pipe. Men and
women crowded around him. ouch exclaim-
iug. “bow mui, bow waif—"give it me.
give it ute,"-—uutil oil had taken a mouth-
ful of smoke, or the pipe had become ex-
hausted, when it was reloaded. These tits-
gusting scenes are much less frequently
seen or present, 1 am happy to say. than
formerly. Seldom or never at our outsta-
tions Still there is n great deal of smoking
vet at the Island, especially nt Honolulu and
other lnrge villages. When will the vile
practice cense l The Lord hasten the tIth.
There isle nnrcotic much used :ut the Island
which is exceedingly hurtful both to the.
bad? end the mind. It is a root called the
ewe. This grows plentifully on this part of
the Island. nnd I suppose on oil the islands
of the group. There in-a class of persons
in the service of the chiefs who prepnre thin
root. It is done by chewing the own and
ejecting the contents of the mouth into n
dish. After stsnding for s short time this
flitbyilquoris reduced by the addition of
water had then drunk. I do not know how
much one on drin‘tr ere he becomes so stu‘
posed on to foil asleep. This is the uniform
sheet. sad it effects the eyes and the shin.
end shortens one‘s dove“

Also in glsneinr titroueh n book entitled
“ The Power of Green,“ by Rev. 8. ll. Pintt.
who hen collected mnny fools in mud to
the physicsl end more! effects of the use of
tobacco, end who quotes from many physi-
cians sud clergy. we get on impression eta—-
ttrely opposite to whet “Smoker“ intends to
produce. Who. shell we credit the slave
or the rooster. “

W
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To the m g the Sum pin
nppsorod on article from the
pen of one who styled himself “A Drinker."
nod who nttonpted injustlfy his position he
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it. .‘A‘it‘\‘.‘\-I pv- t‘tlttttltl prim-twine no.3 to
f; hint at u altrriastto
x ‘lT'iN‘ in“ limit his . at the out nonunion.
u- tu Witl‘ll it. in ax trt‘mntolv c mutated and
in dependent iv the S “new forth on tht
tilitt‘f

lint ru-tuglt. tune \vtll twi permit llll‘ l l
trust lolly on limw math-ts, in ind. l have
out Vvtv few 44”! Loom. critpitttionllv none
to n‘h‘it l in n in: trout Yours.
ll.

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ought to lustre st flesh“.
lz'dl'furs if (he Srrrtmru'.'~\\'ltllt~ the I‘m.
umr II-ml. and lAdtltl truck was returning
fir m the Catholic church fire on the "torn
it: of litt‘ Qfi'lt, 11w. “'tlsott rim»! in his
doorway on .‘I‘lln u’t't't-t and sitttttlt'tl in 1110
comprtnv. “ \Vtty i-t flt'” didn‘t you ill the.
damn church billu down." A tnditkr of the
C(‘Illlp‘lllj‘ named .i‘t'k‘ion, who works for
BelJt-n llit‘ tinsutilli. :tnnvr-rt-d, “ You flt‘f. it
wasn't my fault that it didn't burn down.“
“'ilx'un keeps it i't‘staurnnt and entered a
few \‘c ks Silit‘i‘ t r the votnptny usecmblcd

ut the N. Vina-n! .ln P-tllft‘lltl‘lll' bull. Such
tucumv tlt'it'rvlllg of rocogut'ion its guttr-
tl-llll.‘ of public llrttpt‘i Iv, iltlll the 1; mini 01
Hume-rises should omw lllt‘tfilla’ t» he olruck
iusiutttly in their ltutmr. 1.,

~ <y
Connplttlut from Ety‘s Neck.

.llt'aara. Editors .'-Will you lilt‘ws“ inform
‘ont‘nf the property mvut'rs on the Ely'e
N-L‘k I'tllltf (t‘lll'l why the Board of Colin
t‘llllit‘ll \Il Slwci t‘uttttttiihainnet nliow Obits.
duties to take grow-i from the roadside, and
nut in llflt'rtl" tnditiitt-tls _ is it not the
duty of in.“ t‘l‘)‘ trill 'urs ttluttk after this

(truth: Yurv lir‘sti'tly.
’l‘.\\ l‘.\vtur.
4, -_
\‘m t .n I .1 (‘urt‘ that Canals.

Willi Shilub‘s Consumption t‘ure you cull
curt- vourrelf‘. lt ltrts established the fuel
that (‘otisumptiou can be cured. while for
t‘ounlis. Bruncllilln‘. Whooping Cough.
Asthma and till diseases of 'I‘ltrnttt tutti
Imugmit is ulmulutvty without till f‘tlllttl.
'I‘wu doses will l‘l'llEVP your child of Group,
it is pit-usual to Mk0 ttlltl perfectly harmless
to the youngest child. and no mother can
afford to be without It. You Can use twu
thirds of n bottle itnd if Wh‘lf we any is not
true we will refund the price paid. Print-
lo (‘19.. 50 (list, and $100 per bottle. If
your Lungs ate surr- or chest or lmok lame
tint! Shilolt's Porous l'lnster. Sold by (i. U.
Stillatlll.

\Veliu‘ Persian Perfume
TACK " is rich and fragrant.

———~ weev—
llttjoy Life.

What a truly beautiful World we live in 3
Nature gives ll! flf‘ttndt‘til‘ of umuttluius,
girns and oceans, and thousands of nieuus
for enjoyment. We cut: tlt‘sito no belief
when in perfect heultli; but how often (in
the nirjority of people fol-l like giving it up
disheartened, discouraged and worried out
With disease, when there is no occasion for
this feeling. as awry sufferer cam . asily nb
tuin satisfactory proof that Green‘s August
Flower will make them its free from disease
tut when burn. Dyspepsia and Liver Gout-
pluiut is the direct cause of seventy-rive per
cent. of such maladies us Biliousurw. Ittdi~
gestion, Sick Headache, Costivenesn, Nerv-
uus Proetrntion, Business of the fiend, Pul-
pitntion 0f the flout, and other distressing
symptoms Three times of August Flower

“ IIACKME-
Try it.

Will prove its wonderful ttfcct. Simple
bottles. 10 cents. Try it.
Wwfi

A Gentle Him.

In our style of climate, with its sudden
changes of temperature—ruin, wind and
sunshine often intermingled in n single tiny.
—it is no wonder that our children, friends
and relatives are so trequently taken from
us by neglected colds, hell the gums result
ing directh from this cause. A bottle of
Boseheo‘n Sermon Syrup kept about your
home for ltnmetlieto use will preventeerlotts
oichnemninrao doctor‘s bill, nod perhaps
donth, by the use of three or fuur doses.
For curing Consumptioufletuorhnges, Pneu-
monis, Severe Coughs. Crou or soy dis-
eoso of the Thrust or Lungs, is success is
simply wonderful, no your drmlst will tell
you. German Syrupisnnw sold in every
town nod vilingo on this continent. Sitin-
ple bottles for trinl, 100.; regular nine, 1‘30.

._.4._

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thermostat“ Marsh . ANNV to
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lbxrnilttvv Now. mus-viii» l‘td‘oi

Rooms to Rout.
Rooms in \ltrsir lltll “lock. Nut l1}t“‘1‘7“‘.l‘, i‘ti\'
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3m

lotions-of F .‘l KNhl‘l‘.

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int it
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£ Norn nlk. .‘lfth'li H.183

If'ollses - turret A part user-tn
1‘0 Inc‘s

J‘ttu new illltl t ample-to honor-n mt lint’ Illrv‘l‘l. one
on it‘lttx flill. four on Lucinzmu It‘t‘ntlv. ill Iily‘r
Neck. and mm at Fit n Mile River. all in good order,
and it! mmlcrnto nsnta Plant-«Ion fir-t of April
Anph itt JOHN II KNAI‘I’.
est-ti or noon lti Lat-tux.
South Norvuiit.

i Gnui'TJiétt‘ti—iflgliiii,‘Bills.

F. H. Nash & Bros.

.\ lore and we their Newt" Stock of

Glasswarer mockery

At l‘lilL‘ES I.ii\\'l~2li tltuit K\ Ell All HOW Il‘lI
t ltttict‘ \:tt it lit-o. All I=tftt‘ll

New Style of Ranges

SH f‘liEAl' it‘ to nttnntsh tut
“hit their mt‘flin tutti cost of triattufntItI-ta
keep their itrunl

nhu urr‘ acquainted
They

Variety of Stoves. lltuttct's,

Re.

line with "witness ntttl dispute t

Kitchen Furniture. Rubber “one and
Iron 01nd Pnlsst.

pro some of the ntnuv various of good.- they keep.

Call and nor for yourselves. nnd if you purcltnrtc you

will be sum to get the worth of your llittllt‘y. Busi-
ness ontuitlisiie lu ltiirl.
NOTICE.
ll'ltilewashfug. Kalsomining and
Ca mutt-shatter 9.

Done at reasonable prices. Pil‘aiit! give neural],

tin-t ltouw on Pine rllrt‘ul. South Nurutulk, on the

right ltrtnd nltiv. MATTHEW N. RYER.
March Tilt, 1873. Hail 5t,

T0 Tr . 'PUBLIB.

The South Norwulk FH‘t' Houdini: Room and Ll~
bran Association is now incorporated. All books
donated will be thankfully receiver! and acknowl-
edged. 879"
Rev. James M. Taylor. Librarian.

HBI‘fl W8 HI‘B‘AEHIH

With Low Fare.

Ffll‘ NEW YIJI‘K flilll Bl‘flflklfil

Fare llniy 350.

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Ihh‘ix Mutiny: nod t‘ minus
A33“ Nth i‘«\\ and Emma hit-try u‘tc taut-hue :i.
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- Last C II

To 'l‘ttx Payers on List of
I876.

ism st to o‘clock, n. tn..-so much of the
described renl estate. (as set in the list. or tare) or

situate irr- snid town of Norwsik. in the "South
Nortvn‘ldh Union School District.“ no celled. boun-
ded north by highwnr known he Connecticut Turn-
pike Rood. end on oil other sides by land of heirs
(6f Willinrn Price. accessed, on will raise thennm of

sold

of the emu totnl in slid list, together with the
charges of levy. sale, etc.

under nnd by VII the of n certnin to: warrant. duly
t:
rotted to the nu
sud collect of

sod other persons 12an in thereto book, on the
list to enid \vttrrrtxtt annexed. their several oropor-

beings lot or assessment agreed upon by the in-
habitants oi' the town of Illurwnlk.

camber, A.
vidiu:

Public Auction,\nt th‘ex PW h‘ien I\xst. in the
t‘iry of South ‘urtttt . in on ..
unlit. on the. filth day of May. _:\. I}. i$.\ at ii
o‘clock. in. so much of the follutvttt: (it-S‘VII“! our

Ki. «\‘t-ru‘nlk tit slush-curds. tit :
rob tirimu. easter‘ \‘ A.
floutinh Soundern‘ind nesterlv be \ncnttt lot. as
will rttiie the stint on! ‘ ‘

t‘euts. {Sixth}, that being the propot

id the sum total in said list. together With the
chutes of levy. sole. etc.

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allowing
Chsrles Ii. Dishrow.

no Doll-r, [31], that being the proportion of the
Charles H. Diebmw

BER]! SMITH.
Tax Collector, List of item ‘
Dated st Numolk. March Sold. 1823. 3:!

max complainant’s sou;
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.

* - ted and all tied by per nuthttrity. nnd di-
xu“ tfcrsiguedfcbommunding tum to levy

TRUMAN B. DENNIS.

tors of the sum total nsthervin stated, and nltffl
regularly nod
egsllv ensemble-d. to wit :-0n the £0th day ul Do
‘ 9.. 1833.. met for the purpose of [me
for the indebtedn‘ees stud ‘tuvvn

lm levies studio 1 and will not at

is! of

Town of Not»

R (Wild. southerly-by
‘Dollnrs nod Thirtv

Tum tithn of the slid

‘i‘rntuntt B hemtin.

RI‘RIQ hNITIIg
1‘31: t‘kriiss‘htv. List of ls‘inK

lbtted st Korea‘s. Starch 33th “*3 "‘

Notice is hereby siwn that the uttdcrsie'ted under
and he virtue of n certain lnx \vnruut. duly on»
eutetl‘nuil signed h\‘ N‘dk" ““Fh‘m‘F ““1 “km“!
to the ttudetsigmxd (eliminate; 13‘“ W 1“.“ ‘5“!

“diets: of

JOHN {\UYLE. ill.
sud tttltrv persons entrust in the rate hunt. on the
Ii)! to snid ttn'thut nutmtui. their s \vui Md‘sfle
tiuttsoftlte suns totnles in: or». ntsud. said sum
inn-.3 n lnx or nn~essnit~nt ““sfl l‘twd‘ bv the ut~
habitsnts of the tour: of Nor“ nit. regularly nnd ie‘
mfv lxwmhitwi. to wit twill: the are shy of lite
l\‘hll)r‘f, A. l\.. l‘fi‘x met for the purpose 9? provid-
ing to: theirtdebttslrtessnf and town list of No. i
let ion upon and \aili soil nt pnlxzic .uclhhfi‘ p‘t Ills? I
premises hereinafter tiv‘t‘rihe‘d. Oil the tech day of
’lu‘. :\ l\.. lax or ltto‘ciut‘x n. It, so much ‘
of the Iatl‘s‘\\:l§ rivet: tbcd wad \‘Slit‘¢ on net in llzc 3
lie! of 1825 0:

Juli" I 032‘, 3d,
situated in mid Norwalh‘ it: qnnuthy l\\'\t “xvi-
more at! less. being hit fwr front on highwrrv culled. .
Sen \\B“& h‘ond. txtuudwi northerly nudu-utheflw
b: highvvu. exactly bv kind of h‘z‘tch Doyle. nnd .
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of the sum lolol in ‘3'. :~'. marine: v.1“... 12:; 02.1% .5
:«rst in“ \\.t:. t 't ;

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“f.“ \ Hunts. :s'. of is?“ .

Rated 3.” Xuztntli. Birth thirstx‘ $1 ‘
" \ 'i‘#’} 7" “\— "‘7‘“..—
'l at ( otteetor :1 sale.
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n‘hnxel‘2d «1’
Eu. ‘wu'. in» lb»; c

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mu: \8 rennin ix. .,
and when :avt-s-htahni mute-i in the var: Nut. .w. the :
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pill lltlu lily littll.i\ i‘oi‘ Illt‘ vol-i
lt‘t‘llttli (if llit‘ Slillt‘
Ttlhvs for Lin! all IFI‘K

Now. gentlemen. you must
pay or elllli‘l‘ llit‘ i‘ttlint‘villi‘llt‘t‘n.
Nut wishing to tiisit‘csx :ttt)‘ iu\
puyvt‘. I \lmultl advise you. if
you have not got the motley in
pay with. to borrow it lllltl srtvv
L‘Xiit‘llnt‘, i‘nt‘ surely it must come
and that quickly.

Six pt‘l‘ t't‘lti. will lw :ttitit‘d
tofu“ taxes remaining unpaid
on the morning of the Hill
April, lSTb‘.

Bt‘ sure illltf hood the above

is the advise oi' the Collector.
BURR SMITH.
(‘nilt‘t‘tttl‘ mt List of 157“.
Noru'uik, Mtll‘t‘it 22d. ISTP“.

Tux l‘tsllt-t-lor‘n first 1‘.
Native is Iii‘l‘t‘h)‘ '4in that Ifll‘ tintlvrsigmwl. llil
der and by virtue of it vermin tux \vnrrrtnt. duly t~\
muted and signed by proper nuthuritv, nmi Illl‘t't‘lttrt
to the undersigned. t‘utuuuutlui; him to l\\)' and

t‘\)llt.‘t‘l «If
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nllt‘ ttibt‘rtwrmtitn llfll‘ilt‘d in Hill rule book. on the list
to mild warrant annexed. their sever-n] proportions of
the ruin tolttl its therein hinted. said rum luv-m; it the
or aisl‘llfllnt‘fll tturrctl upon by the inhabitants of tho
totsn of Norm-ilk. titaltlrtri)‘ tutti luxully assttlnbled,
Iowit:—0u tho :‘tlth dit)‘ of December. A. ll . 1871‘.
met, for the purporte ni‘ prtnititu: for Ifit‘ indebted 7
lit“! of rui-i tntvu lirt of lifti. ltwtx-s upon and “ill
null It Public Auction. at the premier-r- hereinafter
described, on tliciid day of June. A. 0.1838, st id
o‘clock. n. m.. so mmlt of the following doevrllwd
rcnl estate. the not in the list of WT“). of
William C. lurke.
situated in said town of Nor-“hilt. near Flux Ilill. so
called. it: quntttlty twenty nlv but»)! More or less,
“itlt iht‘flilllllllluzl ili'ervon riatttiiliu. luttiittieti unr-
tlturly ltv lutttl of Noun S. Dn)‘ now or fortncrlv in
prtri. and part by irtmi of “idow ’l‘ltomnn Ilettedit‘t,
mtslvriy lw land of John Taylor in part. and port ltv
llltld of T toma— Saunders. south by highway, suit
“'08! by land lu-ionxltt': tu illt‘ heirs of Inhllt‘ iluuton.
deceased. in part. turd partly by fund of Mutant
Scrtbor r uu-l Thomas Saunders.“ will mist- the nut“
of Furry tlvo Iiollnro nttd Eighty (‘t-utu. t$t.'t not,
that being the proportion of the said
“'liiltllil C. llurttr.

of the Hulli tntul in said list. together with the Cflllr»
gust of levy, stile. I‘IC.
lil'Ril SMITH.

Tax Collector, List of Hill
fluted tit Not'wulk. Murvlt ‘Jlltll. INK. :1“.

 

'l‘ax Collector‘s Sttlo

Notice is lien-by given that the undersigned. un-
der and by virtue of n certain tax will rum, duly cr-
vt‘tilcd and slum-d by proper authority. and directed
to the undersigned, commanding hint to It't'y and

collect or

WILLIAM WOOD. .13.,
and other rot-sons named in the rule book, on the
list to suit wurrttut until-sod. lltcit' st-t'entl propop
lions of the sum total rs therein srttted. nnid sum bo-
iu: a tax or nneussutcnt hunted upon by the iuhnbl
titttts of the town of Norwrtlth'gttlnrl ' and legally
nn-emhlcd. to win—0n the ‘30"! titty off ember, A.
0.. INT“. met for the purpose of providing for the in
debicduess of said town list of rum. levies upon and
will sell at public auction, tit the treatises hereinaf-
ter described, on the St] duty of tine. A. 1)., Luis,
tit ll o‘clockn. in.. so much of the following ties.
cribed i'cul entitle [its not in the list. of 1876] of
William “‘ood, .ir.,
sitttttted in said town of Norwalk. of South Nort-
walk. Iii quantity tutu sure to are or lens. with all the
buildings urn' din: “Wren“. bounded northerly bv
land of the First Methodist Episcopal Society ii]
port. and in port by lend of the heirs of Seth Sey~
mour. deceased. lustorly and westerly by highway.
nud southerly it loud of Jntnen I]. on p. as will
raise the sum 0 Fatty-nine Dollars nnd bitty Cents,
$49.50), tbnt being the proportion of the nnid
William Wood. Jr..

of the sum total in cold list. together with the chnr‘

gee of levy. sole. etc.
T dim“ ”Slit. w.
or ‘u eet0r. t S ‘.
Dated ntNot-tvnlk..\lmlt29th.18?ll a 3:5)

“Tax Co-lleetor’n Sate.

Notice is hereby pivett thnt the undersigned. nus
tier and by virtue o n certain tnx wnmnnduly exc-
euted and signed bit proper nuthorltv. and directed
to the undersigned. commanding hint to levy end

collect of
JOHN DOWNEY.

nnd other persons nontcd in the not
my, on the list to said warren nu3
nested their several proportions of the aunt total
on therein stntod.nnid cunt being it to: or om
ment upon by the iuhnbitntttn of the town
of Rorwttilt. mind: sud locnlly “consulted to
win-0n the both city of December. A. 1).. i875.
rue! for the purpose of l'OVIdIM fur the indebtetla
hens of enld sown list rare. levies upon end will
sell nt public suction, at the premises hereinafter
described. on the 4th tiny of June. A. fit. 18th. nt.
10 o clock it. tn..su much of the following described
reel outta the not in the list of this.) of
John Downey.
eitnstod in aid town of Nor it. at Soot N vr i
with the buildittgo tho oomwhouuded north ngty' k‘
loud now or into of Lucv E. Bailey My feet. ooot‘

by load of the New York. New “oven end um-
lttlimnd untu ny. southerly b: o d
by lead now or into of Lucy
feet. on will solve the hunt
nod Forty Genre. (#740). that he-

hesnld.
. John Downer,
the cute total in cold lint together with ~ .
gooof levy. onto, etc. ‘ ‘ the chsr

BL lift 8211‘!!!

new it mnxullia‘dfiili“ u“ d

'33 ”m3! SALE.

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«boards as! the tons: of SMn‘n. la‘t‘t‘I‘nr‘l‘.‘ one
\3; \ Qxxpxfihd‘ie“ ions: t e the their ~33“ «i the» >
. r..‘:\ s. .\ it “To. to»: in: at. \ recover of rev-h: e
' 3.; it»: we tie-:euztfix x of «viral town Ta: of
Man‘s harms and \‘1 l \a I‘ n‘. l‘ult tar ‘lldx‘? n», it: like

“victor-n . ‘osfiat Method. use the or E: fits of
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he: of fits» d“ .
Thom-tn M vii“ .:..
v1 nt‘ «i it. $.\:oi le‘t‘h of Nor-walk. r. chub .\‘..: as h
1.. mg alwfitll forty toe; man‘ and h hr. aural s. \ whit
tit.» rivet tit depth. lek‘i‘lhn‘. utrl. the hlqzidluc‘liroi‘: .
or. Rounded nortlu-rgv he law 3 oi mid Ttmntns
t. nuiuttt. envorit lw land of l‘ttru R l‘t‘llth. .‘r‘lllll
\‘l‘.\‘ M dttfmity. nnd \tesivr‘v lav highway Mama I.
,u «we: nit-tot. nsoiil min the full“ of 3m rt: llo‘
Ellis. ‘7}? 1“». lmtl brim: tit ~ proportion of thi- set-l
'i'lmioan titmalnm.
of the ‘v.l\l tutti in said lid, inst-titer
l liar; w n! it \‘\, sum, tut‘.

“iii. ilir
lil‘llli shil‘i‘ll.
Ten \‘ til. ,‘lnt‘. List of ii?“

llslwl it! Noruaik. blur. Ii 33m. iii 3“

 

 

 

 

r a a . -
l in ( ollt‘ctor‘ .6 sale.
Notice is hereby :tv-tu that the untii‘tsigncd. i;
and it) \ irtm- of it cerium t.“ “errant. titr‘
1rd and .‘lgnt-ti by prupvr nulhm .iy, tutti \lif‘l‘l . . ‘.
Ibo unlit l‘nl“lit'tIJ'Ulllill‘utdlug him to lety and unmet
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if I.
WALTER ti fIUYI‘. ;

anti “lllt‘r persons urtmmi in the

rnlt‘ book on the list to said warrant

lltllt'XI‘tl ,tin ir several proportions of the sum total
its thv-r'vtit suited, said sum lit-in: n to: or series:
mvnl MIf't‘t‘d u rm lty Iln- illflallllrtliifl of the tuwnuf
Norwnllt. rogu nrly and legally nssotu‘tlrd, to wit :
(in lht‘ 9il'lt titty of ilvcemltor. A, ll . lrlffi. met for
the plifpnrtt‘ of providing for the ittdelitmiuesn of
rmtti [own list of Info. levies upon ntt‘i Will hell at
public numiun at UN prrxnirscsltrn-tnnfter described
on the slifft:drly of May. A I) . 1873‘. at ll o’clock ll.
lll.. nu uttivlt of the following dent‘riiwd real estate
{as not In tilt~ list of 187m of
Wetter H. Hoyt.

situated on “iiotun Hill.“ on celled. in Mid town of
Nortvaik. together with the builditustlwntm blond»
intr. bounded northerly by ltightttty tilxhi3‘4hf‘t‘t‘
fer-t. t-s-ttrrlt- h_\' land of Ell-tin F. (iuyvr two hon.
third and thirty foul. nouiltv-riy by land of \"tllimu

gets of levy. ristlt‘, t‘lt'.
Bl‘RR SMITH.
'l‘rtx i‘niin‘mr. List of RN.
brain! at Nr-rualk. .‘ilun‘li lbilt, 137$. 5“?

 

Tax Collector‘s Sale.

Notice isheroby given that the undersigned, run
(in and by \irtue of n certain tux \\ .i‘rtutl. duly er
united and signed by proper nuthorit)‘, nnd directed
to the uudtthigncdxouimnudiug him to levy and col-

lu‘f t-f

THOMAS HA<SBTT
and other persons hunted in ‘lll‘
rate book. on the list to said warrant

annexed, their snvorrtl proportions of the strut totnl
as therein eluted. snidettnt lit-in: it tax or assess-
ment agreed upon by tho inhabitants of the town of
Nortvulkwrguluriv ttitd legally recruitwd, to \til :
(in the 2tltltdity of December. A. U . ism met for
tltepurpose of providing for the indebtedness of
said town list of lrllti. levies upon. and “ill sell it!
public auction. ttt Illt‘ premises hereinafter described
ought-914 (lily of May. A. 1).. “CS. at ill o‘clock I.

 

 

 
 

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inner Kent's“ or on the 3;.“

D. i818. met for the of vmm ~
....I “interleifir'd‘n fir: “r .2.“ we»:
on w he s e n .
heretnsfter described. on dnv of N PROPERTY

ror‘ SALE

0:- so EXCHANGE,

New I ”Market.

florets r0 Luv on liners 'ro nn COLLECTED. will
do well to cell on
of--. In ’ nor-11011011,

EAST NORWALK. Residence on Henry 51mg;
Roll Estate Agent nud Auctioneer.
”0901‘.

Terms Res
$0 8m

 

The subscriber hnving token ;the stood on

MAIN STREET

me rl oecnpt
rattled it nun stitched- it with

Fish.

edit:

‘ r to (XiNGRIGA'f‘IONAL CII'RC‘H. fur
.\ext don D.,(‘. H. Brown. had thoroughly

Oysters,
Clams,
Vegetables

053:" fiammim‘” ’9‘ iii the list “I ‘5“) “1 lies tfully itxviteo s coll from the
I‘runtnu IL Dennis g..} a;
. . . ‘ . t
situated in the nungsltls \vn‘et‘rs of said to“ n of .\...« be .
‘ ‘ ‘ rd Ruth 33*. “go
nulh, bounded in “mt-ms of [woo Ntrftbeily by! Jo Win:

rience in the business st
g m “1344)“ All Mn.

“3 Hilfiger

Fliillil till Dublin Fillli

ablit‘ Hitting
this viiy. l.
.; ,.

 
 

 

 

llEPA Ill‘lliiE!
lit altar Mar. 1,78

etnr 133‘s will be

CA‘SH!

 

 

Dry Goods

Luge

Cleaner than Ever

 

Row Galleon: no 5 cents.
Assortment no so.
The Best Quality ns 70.

 

BARGAINS IN

Dress GoodS.

Cloths Gr. Blankets.

Hosiery and

Woolen Goods

AT VliIlY LUIV I‘Psiill‘b.

 

Fl‘ LL

WEIGHT

Zephyr Worstead at. to

per oz.

 

FIIST Ql'ALITY

White Card Bo

thin-on "“Ofllll‘df‘t‘l sch-u nntl out-«half feel. and “
\vestt-riy ltvn contemplated ltizlianv one hundred calored
and !€\‘|‘IlIy siv fort. tts \till raise the Full) of l-‘tf‘
tm-n Dulllu’n and Forty i‘t'hIS, 1325 4th. tittll being t
the proportion of titusaid
mm .a. am. Sewing
of the hill“ total in said list. together \\i it tlt ‘t’lllif‘ 1

3c.

ard
“ 5c.

 

machine Need-
es 30.

A NIHV ASSORTMEXT til“

Opera

Kids

In Two and Three Buttons.

AT—

 

ill.,‘tlt\ pinch of the following described real estate
tart st! in the list of 157m of

Thomas "‘lr‘s‘vit,
slillfl't‘il in mid Norwalk. at West Somalia. so call
ed. containing twenty acres more or lt‘cn. with the
buildings thereon standing. bounded northerly on
idmiof Erastus Selim'k. easterly on ffit‘ highway.
\vcstt-rly on Five Mllt‘ Rivt-r. m called. and Aloha“
tlcr littytttoud. and southerly on lurid of Patrick
Muiquucu. as will raise the sum of Eleven Dollars
and 'l‘\\'<‘ut.\'—ne\'t~n Cents, 1-11 in. that being the
proportion of the said

Thomas Ii htifit‘lf.
of lint sum total in said liai. together tiitit tlu‘ citat-

izostt! levy. stile, etc.
Iil‘RR SMITH.
Trix Collector. list ofls‘lti.
Dated at Noni-silk. March lath. 1878

35.!

 

Tax Collector‘s Sale.

Notice is lterebv given that the undersiuucd, ttu~
der and by virtue of a oertuin tax warrantidulv t-x-
routed and signed by proper authority. ttud directed
to the undersigned. commanding him to levy and

collect of
WILL] KM ll. HI’BBELI.

“.“d other persons named in the rate book, on the
list to said wurrhut annexed. their seven] prop-or»
lions of the sum total its therein natal. said t-ttm
heiug n tax or assessment agreed upon by the iti—
liabltnnts of the town of Soru‘ztllz. Ngttlnriv and
legally nonetnblett. to \vitr—On the doth day oi De-
cember. A. 1).. will. met. for the purpose of provid-
ing fur the indebtedness of said town list of 1876.
levies upon and Will sell of Public Auction, nt the

routines hereinafter dimeri . on the
13d day of May. 1).. turn st 10
o clock. n 111.. so - much of 1 following
described real entitle. (as set in the list of 187.2] of
William B. linbbcll.
situated in staid Nortvnlk. “Dawn 'I‘mvn.“ so Mile
bounded north on the Benedict hfill Poud.' n'. high
water tnnrlr.oneterly on land of lisrt 2. Norton.
south on lti htvnv known on First Avenue. nnd west
on land of nines Sherwood. being: lot No. 30 ns
designated on n certain cusp of building lots on
tile in town clerk‘s omen. Nurtvnllt. nud known as n
mg ElitgtFNt‘xru-elh. ntz‘riil rnlse the sum of Two

it or reeves: - his If). the! lte‘ v-

propurtiun of the said (3* u a the
William B. Hubbell.

of the sum total in uni ‘ ‘ oge ~
obnrgos of levy, snie, etc. d “5“ ‘ ther \tith the
BI‘RR SHIT“.

'l‘oxfilicct . .
listed at Rm‘nlk. Maren 15m. ié’r'a.“ m "x 1%

p____,““ Collector’s sate.

Notice is hereh given thnt th adenine ~

him by virtue of excoriatin tn: wstgnttt. dulyméd
end signed by proper nuthority..nnd directed to the
undersigned. ummnudina hint to levy nnd collect of

JOHN L. IIAI‘EX
nnd other person
into book on the list 33““

nnuoxed ‘their tit-vent W
stint votnl no therein
m stated. «I’d

 

in

wnrrnn
not

on
st to o‘clock. A. h!“ mi.
ecrrhed rent «into on u 9'

 

 

CONS i‘ANTLY BEING RECEIVED.

4

THE FINEST LINE OF

PocketiBooks ,_

6r. Portmoniaes

IN TO WN.

Chamois, Sponges,

Perfumery. Soap,
Flesh Brushes,

Chest Protectors,

Face Powder,
Pocket Knives,

 

CIGARS.

 

Et‘crythina In TQIIJRI‘ 600m son he found nt

\

cums BRIGGS

PHARMACX’.

‘mApents for Runenburgls Improved 8pm,
i Agents ftw 'f‘runhnll‘e Gelebrnted Block-
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