earn-car. ADI"- Is ‘83.
H—
N’. PAY ! N. PAPER!
W
Ira. Robert his-termed of consumption
7 on Tuesday nkbt. at the elegeant mansion
near the entrance to Central Park. She we:
centiveoffrelandmamed Jane HcConlia.
aiming to this country when about ten
years of age with her parents. She was
married to Mr. Bonner in 1850.
We understand that — are on their way
to your city to try to effect a compromise on
their indebtedness We say to you in all
confidence that —- can pay one hundred
cents on the dollar for all they owe. and
have at least 355.000 left. If you men cast
will compromise with men that can pay in
M at 50 or 75 cents on the dollar. you will
simply make all western men march. and
we will compromise with our creditors in
order to compete with our neighbors. -I.:t~
for In a Blame first from their western wr‘
armament.
Eighty-ave failures were reported in New
York during the month of Hatch with lia
bilitiea amounting to that“. the amount
being slightly in exI‘ess of that for Jinuary
which was the heaviest for one month for
several years past. The number of failures
ascompared with February shows an in-
crease), of about 8? per cent. while the lia-
biliti‘e'l have increased in round numbers
”500.000. A large number of old and
prominent houses have failed during the
month
Thc newly-started National party. with it
Greenback platform. has complctt ti i's orga-
nizition in New York City. The Commit-
tee of Thirteen, appointed to perfect the for»
tuition of the party. met Monday and agreed
upon an executive committee. to consist of
seven from each Assembly district and the
Twenty-third and Twenty~fourth wards.
Among those selected are ex Judge Joach-
imaen. Genrge II. Purser. Thomas J. Crea‘
mer. E Ii. Jenny. Thomas W. Pittman.
Nicholas Siegrist. Marcus Hsnlon, II. B.
Mulhali, eerustice Tony Hartman. The
others on the committee are all new men in
politics.
The doors of the Sixpenuy Savings 13 ink
were closed against its depositors Wednes-
day nizht at 5 o‘clock. and about 30,000 per-
sons Thursday learned with dismay that the
institution has been enjoined from further
transactions until the courts sl:s‘l decide
whether it should or should not. he placed
in the hands of a receiver. A commission
for the tximination of the backfire: issued
from the banking dcpartmentrou the 62h
in:t. The examiners commenced work at
the bank on the 8th. and completed their
rxnminstion on the ‘22 l. The liabilities of
the bank ere 31.700900. and from cxperi
eice it is safe to conclude that the frugal
depositors have been deeced.
Purchases of horses for England are being
made in Canada. as well as in the l'nitcd
States. Several car loads 0‘ 1‘5 to ‘30 each
are taken over the hand Trunk railway
daily, destined for Europe. They are in»
tvnded for military service, and branded
‘ 3'. Lirgc shipments of cattle are also
being forwarded from the lower provinces.
It is given out that the horses purchased in
the western stttes are for use. on street mrs
in England and Scotlind. but the character
of the animals indicates that they are des-
tined for active movements. ratht-r than for
drift work. Five hundred have been
bought at Chicago.
.1
It is stated. and with some but; of fact.
Says The Republican. that at the mes-tin: of
the Moody committee with the evangelist
before the meeting! began in Springfield the
Congregational pustor expressed his regret
that Mr. Moody was not an ordained man.
The latter expressed his readiness to be or-
dnincd. and asked who should perform the
service. The Clingrczationalist stated that
the elders of the church were the ones, but
the Baptist clergyman suggested that he
should insist tnon baring )Ir. Moody im-
mersed. and a Methodist pastir did not
think the ceremony would be of any t'iI‘CCI
unless a bishop hat a hand in it. “'ivh
such Contraricty of opinion 311100}: the doc-
tors. .‘Ir. Moody considered it bet to 20
ahead as a simple liym‘tn.
Madame Resteli. of New York city. cut
her throat with a carving knife on Mon i ty-
and died. pending prosecution in the courts.
No 311.116 is probably more notorious or
odious among the pe iple of thit city :iui
fir out into this sttte than hers. uni few
persons will be consigned to the grove with
less of sympathy than she. There is some-
thin; so very hideous about the business
which see followed—4t is so revolting to bu-
manity and so void of all semblance of Ylf'r
the end chriftian duty that many persons
will regard the taking of her life by own
hands as but the just iudgment of Provi»
deuce sent upon her. But after all she is
not alone guilty. Those who have eonsuit-
ed and employed her in her nefarious work
are equally criminal with her. for without
pirticiputta she could have commuted no
such crimes as are charged to her. out hu~
manity would have been spared the recital
of some terrible deeds—Anaemia Samuel.
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The Xew York Tulane asym-PoipIe
who have property to leave behind them
will be glad to know that the right of a tea
tater to eomlt his own feelings inst-sad of
tbewishee of I‘ve relatives. has been sits
tailed by thocourta. The will of Samuel
Dawns. which showed marked favor to a
entities“. and was castes-teach the gamed
of the tension habitual drunkenness. and
abs of “undue inane-ice“ exertol nine hint.
has been admitted to probate. Mr. Dawn‘s
habits were undoubtedly bad. but the sum
nae Ieda that be had other intervals in
whbhhewaveayweltaware what how
Mhhwitt‘ie far-reefs person
pessimism a bonus!
«aliases? Itha little new trinket
Newflthfufiemmfl
ahewbcthewamvoetasaywbat his prob
mmhmm ethane,
“.mheduama . tea
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fifib'hflflc tan. b
flan m at * Ileana
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“in. Ines—web we 0
finuwu
‘ any year the rates will be reduced propor-
..o.“v
bylgettttiawaeh; matron-a Bl
matflaweak. Rooms ofonaaiae are
not sites one ‘iloor. They are scanned
about. '
When the hotel is in full running order it
will require 250 servants to do the work.
Mrs. Ellen Allen. formerly of the Burnett
House. Cincinnati. and-for the past three
years mistress of Metropolitan Hotel. New
York. and of the Grand Union at Ssratoga.
is the matron havuig charge of the servants.
and will personally supervise household of'
fairs. The diningrooms will be attended
by colored male waiters. under the superin-
tendence of an experienced head waiter.
The colored waiters will not lodge at. the ho-
tel; all the other help will. and it will re-
quire much room to accommodate them.
Judge iIenry Ililton. manager of tho Stew.
art estate. will personally control the num-
agemcnt of the betel.
The total cost of the institution has been
$300300. ani no income on the outlay in
expected. If the hotel earns a surplus in
tionatcly. and if there is aloas the deficiency
will be supplied by the Stewart estate until
It has been clearly demonstrated that the ex-
periment cannot succeed.
0PEN LETTERS.
Nonthk. April 5th. 1878.
.Vcsrrs. billion of the SENTINBL :—-Gir.erri.n
Item—Will you please deny the report that
Pickett has. or will have any further con-
nection with the lkmocmt. The assertion is
abeoluteiy false. Pickett's connection with
the paper has ceased note antlforetvr.
Yours Truly. Wit. it PALMER.
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A New Street Wanted
Mn. Eon-on : Would it not be well to
pititiou the Council for a new strcl-t from
Bricga‘s store to West Sift'et. The corner
between the ruilrmd and Main street is so
cramped that it is dangerous to drive around
it. A street is needed not only for this pur-
pose, but it would open up valuable proper-
ty in the rear of Main street. If this street
was opened it would soon be built upon and
become a lea-ling business thoroughfare. It
will have to be done before long.
seems to me the expense would never be
less than now. lunacy-auteur.
”a.“
A Public Disgrace.
Mn Entron :Your statements lint week
that of late there is a good deal of noise on
seem to pay much attention to it. A faan»
rite resort after ten o'clock is at the north
side of the City Hotel on Iiaviiand street.
Herc almost every night are scenes that
would disgrace Wa'cr Street. New York.
It seems I) be the hcndquirters for loose
characters. who use the dirtiest and vilcst
interface, to the diagnst of people living in
the vicinity. This is right in the heart of
the city. and I'd like to know why the p i.
lice don't put :istop to i'. I risk you
print this in the name or decency nnrl mor-
ality. Youri, \V. L. T.
‘QOO——
.‘ftt. Enmin :—In your pip-fr of March
30th I notice a communication signed “L.'1
which is sounmitigatedly and unqualificdelv
false that it is only worthy of a moment's
notice. I am rc-idy to affirm before any
m‘ingIFE'C that no such language was thought
of or met? by me to any member or meat
to any other person at any time. as 1le al-
le‘ccs in his article. In verification of the
fact that I am innocrut of any such idea. I
offer the testimonials of each and every
member of the above company on duty on
the morning of the tire. I Cannot conceive
the object of such a charge. the same being
.1 most flagrant lie. and out of whole cloth.
The initial
article is slguificrnt. It always has. it does
now. and forever will stand for "L‘ar."
Respectfully.
Human: iDoc) Ii. Wilcox.
We, the members of the Pioneer II ml: 5;
Lidder t,‘ L. in service on the in train; of
the 35th. at the fire of St. .\I try's Church.
deny the truth of the allegation contained
in the article published in your columns
sizue l “L." clinging ilivloiph ft) in) “’il-
Sin with linking improper conversrti in
with us in referrcuce to ill" burning d men
of St. Mtry's Church. There is not the
slightest foundation in fact for “ 's“ article.
NORWAU“. March 30th. 1378.
W. L. .Itcksou. U. I". Tristram.
Jsmes K. Hyatt. Lester llyatt.
Hart-y Rider. Ben}. B. Hurny.
Frank Leonard. Henry J. Workman.
C. W. licualy. Jr. L. I‘atlc.
Geo. Mucurinier. C. M. Wood.
R W. Adams. Will R. (lienes.
J. Lee. J. B. Nickelson.
Munson Hoyt. Frank Hartford.
F. E. Lockwood.
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Our National Bank Condemned.
Eifiktr SEXTmm—In your onlumu of
open letters I wish to print my protest
against the way in whld the First National
Bunk of this city is conductsi. As I or»
derstand it. that bank does busintvs
by autfrance of the pwple. and
is chartered for the ostensible purpoxe
of accommodating the business men or its
locality. At its organizatkin. and while
Mr. )lxore via: president, it was «inducted
in such a spirit. but since it came under its
preshient management it has been run in
their in the interest of its :president. whwe
individtul likes and dislikes of our business
men deehieethe fatten! all banking NW
Minuet to it.
The people of the United States have a}
lowed this “the privilege of doing bow
int-sop“: its stockholders interest ppm
every dutiarthey have invested and Nb
Mitwithniuvty percent. anaesthetist
of WW wiehthe Failed Snares
W in national bank notes
We shall not at this time «neither the in~
jenineot swerve-at tastiest W bat
with them that the pvople at our
country are win. their hats airy we
was comm the W w
wll consider that they are settled
tow-semen.
mummh m thiabaek
and It
the streets. is true. and the policemen don‘t
[ii
“Doc." “'llson Gives “L.” the Lie.
bers of the Pioneer Hook 5: Ladder Co.. or
letter that lie subscribes to tho
\
mmnwdmm mm “‘ to lie
Mentions-at. hytIesetherea‘ Giana. '
mwuumawen on s wak.‘ . mauwlmmmuumim
Why-rm”; be room his. Miami—Ives
very much amused to read the two open let»
tun that were imbibed in the Sunset. at
larch Nth. cinching my examinees in the
army; but I deny the cherries that a sergeant
of my company accuses me of. In the first
place I never have said that the emcera of
my regiment acted cowardly at the battle of
Newbern or any other battle. but I do now
shy that some officers in my regiment as
as officers, did not cowardly at. the battle of"
Newbern. I never have had the plenum:
of seeing a regiment but whst there'ware
cowards as well as hrve men among them:
and I do not wish the community to think
that I would cast the least slur upon any of
my officers. because I think too much of
them.
Reader. do you suppose it would be right
if a man came into the town of Norwalk
'with the expectation of making it. his home.
but would go away and say he would not
live here because it was a diahorrest town.
LUIQ the only fault bezcould find was two
inert in the lockup for stealing. Does two
dishonest men make the whole town so, or
does two cowardly officers make a whole
regiment cowards 9 And my beloved act
(cant says that he does not believe that Col.
Russell ever used such language to a man
on guard. I really bollcvu that my lictttlll<
ful sergeant never had the plvilvgo of stand
in: guard in front of Col Russell's tent or
anywhere else. If he bad he could tell a
different story. I do not deny that Col.
Russaell was a brave. Christian gentleman.
and that is more than my handsome sergeant
can say about himself. And. furthermore. I
when he gets an article published calling
another man a liar. and be ashamed to sign
his name to it. and ashamed to sign his namu
lieutenant instead of sergeant. It does
seem that be is ashamed to have the public
know that he was an officer. Perhaps he
thought that noono would know it. but I
know who my handsome sergeant is and
the number of bars he wore on his shoul~
ders. and whore he spent two-thirds of his
term of service.
For the writer that signs himself “S.“ I
feel very glad to think that he will real my
piece and profit by it. If we can judge by
words he must be very honest. but still not
enough so to give us his his name. only “8."
and by that I suppose it must be Sanctum
.Sinctorum. meaning "Holy of Holics."
Show urea man that was too honest to make
himself comfortable while in the army. and
I will show you a man that is n [it conipaur
ion for ‘5." and I would advise the render.~
of the SHN’I‘lNEI. that when two such lltlll'
cst men get I‘flttllt‘!’ to If‘thO nothing lying
around lovsc that'gt'ould lie of future tho i...
Iilt‘lii lIt-ruaitcr I will not pay any Milt-r
tion to any article concerning myself. unites
the writer is lil'lll enough to give us list
more in full. (‘ALi-zu Wool).
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“‘"orklngmttu" Actilu.
Editors if Mr anfd'ric.’ 5-1 um gin l in
know Hill! in my ptcvintH communication I
succrt’dni in amusing Mr. 'I‘ rirlv'im. As I
am it WHI‘klllQllitlll. with it Vt-rt' limited t‘ll~
limit in. not used to the dcnl iritignigt-s,
pl. as” PXt‘llS" my when I suy I do not till
tIEI'SillIitl the meaning of the 'i'll‘ li-r assu'm-s.
Mid yttI think I do know. What sonic things
do not mean. I know that illilllllL' clubs
and setting up lite o'iticlits in .5
your neighbors. and loungingy about stall-s
and corners of streets (IIY lllll", one.» not
menu Genuine \Vorklngmnn. I know that.
lilac the shark. ot'critlug from afar the cir-
cass. DO'SLR’R the ship for prey. so are
some men who are watching their opp ll‘lll'
nitivs for speculation to be made in buying
up the real call": from the (fleets of lllHSB
less fortunate tha‘n themselves, as it lilppr us.
under the forced sales and hard knocks ”I
lht' sheriff's hammer. but st-ldnui if I vt-r
building upon such. is nut the. one to throw
stones at their neighbors who are willing at
Iitllt‘s llk" these to improvu their own prop»
issip ulmtit
his
from at irvit‘g.
And further. “'1"
seems to think it the newer had been
the wheels of commerce would have been
moving the World over." It not this a flight
of his august imagination .‘
inclined to compliment Workingnien in con
oral. yet intini‘iting that they are not cxpco
ted to know all the whys tl‘ltl \viiet‘cfort-s.
Now iiistc'il of intimnuug that the build-
ing of the sewer would stirt the wheels of
say. “\Vorkiugmnn"
way. intimate that it would sr-t the wheel-
tiirrow. spade. trowel and hammer lll mo-
tion. and enable tug half starved laborer
and mechanic to find employmmt tuid keep
the wolf from the door. I will. however,
exuuse Mr. Toadyuui for not comprt‘tun‘ir
log a poor workinguiau‘s wants. as it might
be getting a little lower than he is accus—
tomed to get.
Again. in regard to the petition for sewer
lu \Vashington at. let me any. according to
the but of my recollecthui (and by the way.
a workingman may be excused for havine a
memory). that petition had the names of
those who represent more than twothlnls
of the property on the street so for as peti-
tioned for. and they are to-day desirous for
the sewer to he built; in fact it has bt‘CUIDO
a necessity either to have a sewer or shut off
the wcter. Gentlemen. these facts oau‘ be
substantiated. And then again. (there (not
Mr. Ely) are deterred from introducing
water and other conveniences into buildings
already erected and that are today vacant
at a great loss to their owners. btoauss Mr.
Toadyandafewofhiailkdonotaee fit to
favor an improvement that does not. perv
chance. add to their acoumulationxor for
fear that me others my pleat by it." per
Mileniymayiumwaytakeadvuw
tape! it by thee‘ptoyraent ofeuvstnplus
labwiutheervetionofabuildivethat shall
add to our city‘s taxable property.
as well as in beauty sad attractions.
mthmmeaaiuw )lv. 1‘. I look in
vain for whine is the share of an we
went against these“. and simply been“
there been. and with all his «owed eu‘
Mouths he lath to
MM than than that it it be m later»
muster-ventilate“ vote for and aid.
“who would improve cinematic give
them week. h he“ fell testes“ what
is his whole W matinee
dab“ of &. WM“ 1 m
mum at the ”will not
and inhumane“ ammo
If. T. h mm
And then aunt-la the further perusal of
your M ”it I Ind amber new
situation in Whistle sewer. and he
Mas an seen-tot that no sewer
should be use ban-hem m is
mvmrmcfitwm
upon it. The M
were
mamnwthebfie‘amm
a “Hammer-am
udtlanhepneatembaleh:‘::'flv
.preenalqtte‘ehat . acts
commodities-ae- as
enemies are Weed. "thinnest
I’ehattsrtahhewepaetiarleeef bind~
antifhebaaaaylthae be is iz'ed'iwufyiez‘c
thepebllethronghtheeolI-ea a
new.“ bah “Marthe
aa-edaasaeiuWerkwan.
believe thata man acts the cowardly part.
City and give employment to men begging
for work to keep themselvrs and fszittlits
built
Next he It't‘ius
[‘tilllmt‘i'Ct.‘ in motion. 1 did. in my humble
\
.“.
v‘
“the. like I. . _
personal , {install the list
place believe «endemic- posh-hi for
the sewer needed it. and then an a sanitary
measure. is it not Rally demanded t We
cannot much longer tuners that phase of
the question in tbalntuclta of the taxpayers.
Is it not an act of lustlca to them. for we
may reasonably expect an increase to a con-
siderable extent in our ratesble lists as well
as a large increase in the consumption of
water. adding to‘its revenue and decreasing
taxes. And last. but not least. if our labor-
wall as other regiments, and privates as well .inz .menud mechanicsnrg thereby provid-
ed with work which sh-iil enable them to
procure for their families the necessaries of
life, and thereby stairtyinto circulation the
money received for such labor. will it not
add to our prosperity and growth. and will
not all classes and conditions of society he
benemtcd f and to this and let us all not and
vote, forever casting from us as unworthy
all of this reorimlnatlon and jealousy. and
hand to hand. heart to heart. and shoulder
to shoulder push on to the consummation
everything calculated to enhance public or
personal prosperity.
And now just one word in regard to Mr.
Ely. IIe'did not dictate. suggest or know
of the communication written by “Work
lngman" until he read it in the BEXTINEL
And in ward to the hotel contemplated. I
believu Mr. Ely is in earnest and drsipus
to build it he can have the public conveni-
once required. enl I (and many (more)
know what I am saying. Mr. Ely pull my
expenses to Oneida for the purpose att-
ting information assisting him in thy edup
tion of suitable plans for a first clast' build.
ing. and he has paid my expenses to Hart-
ford. New York and other place. with the
same object in view. and to my personal
knowledge he has paid out over two hun-
drt'd dollars for plans which he has perfcc'-
ctl. (live him it chance. fellow citizens. and
you Will be. more than pleusod with the re»
l
stilts. Excuse this long CtlllllhuDlCdIIOD.
.l. It. llavatoxn. A Wortxtmmax.
“~90.—
Ncw York East Conference.
The thirtieth annual session of the New
York Etst Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church WHS begun in the First M.
E. Church. Brooklyn. Wednesday morning.
The Rev. It. S. Foster. 1). I).. LL. 1).. who
was elected Bishop in Brooklyn about fivv
years ago, presided for the first time ovrr
this conference. Bishop Foster opened the
business session. The Ituv. D. A. Goodscll
was t-lccted secretary. and he chose as his
assistants the Revs. W. II. Simonson. D. O.
Ferris and Charles Bitcliirmvi.
trim "Norse—(Till.
Ev. ryli-utv is lunar“): his yarn]. of
courst'.
up
Mr. I'Imtmun. t)” (Lluiriiu- Avon. is having
his bountiful house reprinted.
S Itilli N -rw:ilk people snout to have full: n
in how with tili‘xsll' of th" iiycr this your
Q ll'l' u iltl'llllt‘l’ ll‘tVi' IIIUVf‘tI nvf‘r hero. and
illt' llIR'lV flullit‘fl which ll'tVt‘ liven Vfl("lltl
or putt .l y s l. llIt‘ now not-iipiod. ln-i than
(' out -. ill" mom tint lIit‘I'll'T. \Vc'vu lots
of lt'tltil tit spurt. L‘Vt'fi how.
()(it' of our must r. sported. ltiflll"li1l.ll null
\t‘t'tllllll' tvsidr-nta. llv‘ll: on Em Ave. WA"
pl-tr‘wi in it pe-i‘tilwr sitii ition the other tIlH'.
II"I\‘1\IHI‘III‘T.HII'I win-n :uoun l the llttllit:
IIL‘. ery old :lfill rigged cont. .\
trump t‘.illt‘tll1ltft‘tili lllt‘ ulnv in (pit-strum.
and knocked at the ti-m". 'l‘tic Iltflllt'f' uti~
S\\'('rt‘lf his fill‘lllll ins tunl wskvd n'li-it lit.-
wwnrwi. Tho uonxlu-mau of the road f'Vi d
“to farm r from top to too for a moment.
artl tlien Rti‘tl: "\Vx'll. I was gain}; Ill risk
for IttfllfllllnL' to out, but I gut-as you are its
poor as I am. Excuse me; good-day."
And he demric d. The tramp was evident-
ly not om: lay profession. and the circum-
stancu caused Illt'tfly a lttiizli when related.
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\Vt‘fir\ it
Rowayton.
Mr. ll- my Avery In vciy low with con-
sutiiprimi.
There is a prospt-ct at prt-scnt that both
churches will lie \aitliout preachers for
loose. no mum-y,
out“
the coming your.
'I‘ll"fl‘flt‘1lt‘ltltll our public st‘li'ml ltl‘t‘ pro-
paiing filt‘ children for exhibition to
come 4 if at the. cud of the trip. which is in
about two w: cits.
ll"
Mrs. Hana-iii l-loyt. mother of William
Iont. was stricken u'itli ptrilyeis about it
WCt'k fig“. and died on Thursday lIi'lf'lilfig
last. at the advanced age (if eighty-three.
The funeral will like plume from the Hip-
tist Church. Sunday shown in, at ‘3 o'clock.
Our hotel. which has been t‘luscd up for
the pint three or four years, II is been I01.
and no doubt will be filled with summer
boarders us the proprietor is now t-ugitg d
in the hotel business in New York. and in
said to be well qualified for the business.
A number of VcsSt-ls from New York and
Staten Island ttf‘.‘ constantly laying in our
harbor being loaded with oysters. L tat
work they carried off 3.200 bushels. this
week 3 500'busheis Money circulates quite
freely as the many bontuten patruriizs the
stores for provisions. as well as buy our
oysters.
Last Week Mr. Urmvlcn unu- tun-stud for
tronpiasmi: on allow proper t y. 110 made a
iouruey to South Norwalk in the evening
with the constable. and a day was appoint
ed for his trial. lie acknowledged that he
was on the pmperty. and offered to ply the
damages at once. He also says that he res-s
working for an oyster firm. and titer sit
him on this allure after his day‘s work. and
lie was forced to cross this property before
he could get t . the road ; that he has no
fault to find with his arrest immune he was
on number man‘s [sniperty without asking
portu‘wtlou ; that it is the usual loading
plate at low “th This remarkable gold
nose on the port of monies. this coming
right down with the dramas. looks on
‘tbotmh there might beretaliation in eon
termination. its he is a member of the (3th
leafs Ass elation. which owns two hundred
fvetufehole ptopeaty.whieb injured in
W the pulse. It ahelwkeaathoawh
the mine did not intend to inflict cost
«It 31v. (hawks. but only New!“ to show
M be M [ENS M m be M
he he mhntmmwwmbtafiaw
throw “meteors“ at «new. “sedated
themeemthew is not met.
. W‘so—ra W
lotion.
Them term of the Qatar School
Wham The W and allo-
meeterwwilmea next M.
“Mamdmlflt town
futbeWeQem who-awe“...-
eieafir.3.&maeds. A. VIM.
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whhpereialtkatareaaeeabte m m
hammvealeaeaaadwchopehewill
muss—mum...
M. Gee. Stillman. pastorN ofthe!.k
Qmuuebedhia farewell m o.
“Mmmuamllbomasm
“Mamie remain at home.
Ir.8.ia-eehlikdbythem‘eot
mmmmhthtohaveuup. n
is rumored that hewillbsthepssruror.
Brooklynnherch. ‘
Certain ill-disposed _pota~~ua- sip W .
\
rdpe‘ mmphnk'walkat‘ew cuttings
Assuminlusmm saloon mtwmwfldmumpio up.»
altbh latter like reasonable m..:- Oeenereenwaatrtpped up and went on
wu‘lflwfllflwmpflo of all our at: “guanine-stain allusions to
w. ‘ smith-m is. «ammonium» H
,is a tonic. diu
Ladlos' Wino - pecr’s Port.
properties of the mural grape. 'Used in
hospitals and by; rat-class physicians as the
best known wt for medical purposes. It
it! and audoriflc. It is not
mixetgwith hot or other l-quors. but a
mild. rich pleasant tonic. improving the
appetzte a promoting digestion; as a diu-
retic it a beneficially on kidneys and cor-
respond sturgeon; asa audoriflc its acts
upon t aklu. destroying eruptions and pro-
duci%u soft. healthy and UuOtillnR coni-
lux . Therefore it is extensively and
lt‘wclilly used bv ladies. and is in general
tapily use its a sure remedy for dysentery.
d psical null rlu-uumtical affections. and for
nervous. weak and debilitated persons.
old b drunlatmand try A Spear athis
own v ut‘ynrd. N. J.-—Adocrfrber.
» mos.
‘ I’AM'ranut Menicmns.—Ayer‘s Cherry
Pcctoral isa honeyed drop of relief; his
Cttthartlc Pills glide sugar shod over the
paint; and his Btl‘S-lp'u‘lllfl is a nectar that
impirts viuor to life. rttsturt‘tt the health and
expcls disease.-— lulfe‘l‘ffll‘fl (It: ) Adm filter.
...~_ . .. .r‘
At the ()liiirlrst-in ltwcs the finest tho.
I’UIHEIIIlf't‘IIS m the country ore to be fifth".
and the condition of the horses is it Wonder
to all behold them. and it has only recently
been lllnCthlrUbIIIlflI they cut bu kt pt in
this condition by mixing in the food of
horses a tablespoonful of Rurrmon‘s Liver
Regulator. It is also given to clitckcns.
m.....
—-\Ve c \11 cancel it attention I i luv WIVN“
tiscnwnt in another column of SI’EER‘S
PORT GRAPE \VINE. a pure and urimlul
teiatozi (lrnpu \Vino. invaluable in hit:l(ilt‘.‘8
W wMWAR‘RIWFIIDWI W
\\'liERI.KR——LA\\'RI£NI‘E «In llutht-l. March 27th.
at the residence of the brido's paroiitn. b Rev. A.
l'. Chapman. Mr. floor a W. Wheeler to in Clutr~
lotte Lawrence. both 0 Bettiel.
DIEBW ‘
DAY—tn this city. Aprii’aafifmfu.’ii...'u.. rellrt
3f Charles 5. Day. aged on years. 7 months. and it
aye. .
RitEWSTER—In Danhury. March Hath. Mrs. litr-
rlet A. Brewster. mother of lion. 1.. I). III‘GWHIUI’.
aged St years. a montha and 21 days
lilt‘KOK~~ln Bellini. March ‘z-lth. Jiilt‘pillfzi'
illrknk. aged ill years.
Dllf'iANT-In “f‘ffli‘i. March 21th. George ll
Durant. aged :51: years.
t‘I'liTIS~-Iu llctlit'l. Mart ii Ill~t, Strait A. t‘tirtis,
wife of Edward t'nrils. ugml 5') years and .‘l lillllllh!
Lmt's of the state of Connecticut
Relating to Education.
SHI'TIIIN til. lam-QT -—“.-\n art COIIFI‘IIIlIlfl crimes
Illil punishments " Every person with shit” “ill
fully and maliciously injuro or (It‘flt‘t‘ any School
lIHuIt“ etc. altall be riuuisiit-d by Illlf' not t-xt‘iimliti:
It‘I‘t‘nff‘t‘" dollars. or by ltnprieriiitiictil in a tuturnnri
Jail not oxen-(ling tillit-ty days. or t _v am it fine and
tinpzis «uncut ltotli
$5 00 “B‘VAIID.
The above reward will ho. paid for ovttlt-nru stif
firiciit to t‘tlll\l(‘i any [It'rlhlfl or pert-uni who shall
injuro or tlofat e tiny property of the South Norwalk
L'itluti bt‘litiul lit-trill
t‘ll.\lii.ll.\' I" ll ALLUI‘K. 1 District
THOMAS i. iiAthHNl). t' t'oiumittm-
South Nurwnllt. t‘t . April lst. ltiifl :t-tl
NOTICE.
in accordance with the written r-‘qucst of n‘: ck
holders [‘0 treat-tiling over one-third of fin- t‘apitai
Stock of flin- t‘onipany. notice is lit-retry given thst
astecial meeting; of tho stucklmluor- of the Nor
\\'u it iron Work.- t‘onrpanv will llt‘ held at it! otilr'e
in South Nonvnlk. on Tuesday, the ltith day of
April. 1878. III 2 30 o‘clock p m.. to take into con
Fl'If‘f‘ltillill the irurvrit-Iy of making an nelflillllf‘lll in
lliaolti'm‘y nt‘ Itiikrupicy nr nptilyltiu furtlit' up
mitituicu: of I rrt'vivor of tlio Nthi t orpnrntion. and
or the transaction of such other illlllllt'ttl us may be
tit-etm-d proper at said meeting
anti E HILL. stt‘y.
‘ll
'l‘rtx Collector‘s Sule.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. lllltlf'r
and by \lrtuo of a cortnln tax warrant, duly executed
and signed by proper authority. and directed to the
undersigned. commanding him to levy and t‘tlllet‘l of
JAMES I" VA”.
and other persons named in the
rare book. on the list to said warrant
annexed their several orportions of the
sum total a.- thereln stated. on d sum being a tax or
Wt'tlllllt'lif agreed upon by the inhabitants of Iho
town of Norivallr. rt-utiiarly and legally assenititml.
to wit: eru the 20th day of Dt't‘t‘Iilllt‘f'. A, It. 1am.
met for tho purpo-e of providing for tire indebted
nose of said town III'I of 18:6. levies upon and Will
call at Public Auction. at the promises lierotnarte-r
described on the 10th day of June. A ll. ism.
at ttlo‘clock. A. I. so llll‘lt‘ll of the following dc-
acribetl real estate (ll‘ set in the list of film. of -
James I“. Vail.
liltirttod in said town of Norwalk. at n‘orrtn Nor-walk.
with the building Ihoroutimving ninety fret froiilanti
rear and about four hundred feet in depth. hounded
northerly by land of John H. Smith. eatstcrly by
land of hand lloyt and Gould Hoyt, southerly by
land of (‘licefer I“ 'l‘ullca. George \ '. Raymond. and
Elizabeth t‘ Novena. and tier-tori by hi 'iitvay
krioun an Main F'f't‘t'l. an will rat-1- ! o sum it Flf
tccti llnliitre anti Forty Cents. «$15 401. lint being
the proportion of the said
James 1". \‘all
of the sum total in said list. together with the char
gel of levy. sale. etc.
BI'RR SMITH.
Tax Collector. List of 1876.
Dated at Nontaik. April rub. ltiil. “ti
Tux Collector‘s Solo.
Notice is lit‘I‘L‘hV given that the undersigned. uu.
tIt‘f‘ nud by \ trtuo of n cvr‘talii tux “tirrtuit. duly or
vented and signed by propt-r authority. tutti directed
to tho undersigned. Coinumridiiig him to levy and
collect of
SAMUEL W. IIUT'I‘.
and other persons named in the ruin hook. on lllt‘
list to said warrant ullt‘Xt‘tI. their several |Inlltfif~
Lions of the sum to ill as lht‘l‘t‘lll eluted. said euui
beluga tax or assessment agreed upon b\' the in
habitanta of the town of Norwalk. to early and
legally assembled. to wit :~Un the 90th 1 uy of he
etsiiibor. A. 1).. tutti. lift for the purpose of provid-
ing for tho indebtedness of said town list of 2371'.
levies upon and Will sell at Public Auction. at the
premises hereinafter described. on the
lilth day of J lute. l). . with at It
o‘clock. a n. . so much of the foil owing
into. [as set in the list of this] of
Samuel W. Hoyt.
situated in said town of h‘orwalk. in tho city of
South Horn-all. With the buildings thereon. biting
titty feet from and reunited one hundred feet in
depth on with hides. bounded northerly by highway
know. as Monroe etrcet. easterly by land of Adolph
(Hitch. southerly by land bottoming to the estate tI‘
Mallory and borrowed ouster by land of said on
tato of Mallory tb true. in mi rose the sum of
Twenty-two Dollars ($23\. that being the proportion
of thwart!
r
described real e.‘
Samuel \\'. lleit.
of the aunt total in said list. together with the
charges of levy. ale. etc.
RI‘RR Shtl'l‘fl.
Tax (\Lllcctur. lost of lSTti.
Dated at Summit. April but. 1S3. ”
if
it tamarind?!
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The Farm,
The Garden,
The Greenhouse.
.nnmn. son a (30.. ‘
’3on 1:20. “TB‘areIasy’Stg
agrlttea having t
Pure—fouryean’ v—wlllnotintoxicnte. or
butpoeeesgl‘ggfl all we valuable medicinal . .
be matter in e ergo propose to
this class of people according to tho oxigences
9 case.
ANDREW SELLECK.
CHARLES W. SMITH.
Selectmen.
. Norwalk. March filth. mm.
s
Dissolution.
The copartnorshlp by the name and firm of Mul-
llucs d: Tilly. is 'th a day dissolved by mutual eon-
se
nt.
South Nervrwalk. March 28d. rats.
_
to y their accounts to Charles A. Nulllngs. who
wt continue business at the old stand.
CHARLES A. MULLINGS.
875 3 HENRY 'l‘lLLY. e
Spring Opening.
sd):|lin°lll‘flw prepared to shown Choice and Elegant
. NEW GOODS.
Comprising a complete assortment of Ribbons.
Silks. Saline. Laces. Flowers. Feathers. “Frchh
Chip tutti Straw Guide.“ and all novelties in this
Millinery Shine.
Crodltlnu paat favors. I hope to receive even a
larger share of your patronage in the future.
II. C. I M I '1‘ 2.
° WEST S'I‘.. FLAX lIlLL.
Apartments to Rent.
Pour rooms pleasantly and conveniently located.
“‘lleflll the rooms. B‘ll'Ik-I’Ot‘m. pantry. etc. Will
lit-let cheap to a coed tenant. Apply at tliiil‘a gt-
ue. . 7
To liont.
One two story dwelling house situated on Bell‘s
Island. at) called. with nine rooms. about half an
acre land with a varietiof fruit trooajr'nid proport
belonged to estate of lien li‘. Stevens. duet-as.» .
For particulars intrilro of
SI AS l'. 'l‘l'T'l‘th. Administrator.
South Norwalk. Much 30. rats. 31.5 tf
For 851°.
Twenty Stratus Nortviiik Lock (‘0‘! Stock. Address
It I l " '
y
no: if. iiriiigiipmt. Conn.
Livery Stable,
A‘I‘ SUL‘I‘II NORWALK. ‘
For Sale or to Rent.
Swift Inquire of I) If. AI'S'I'IN.
For Sale or Exchange for
Norwnlk Property.
Ilouac. Ilarn and Two I'ld one-half Arron
of hand In WPIIJIH'I. corner of Uompu and Bridge
htrt-cts. five iiilriutcs walk from tit-pot. Inquire on
I’ll! promises or of
:ts‘t 3'. t" ALLEN. Ilridgeiu rt.
’1 U REX '1'.
lion-h- of [on room: filill‘llt‘tl on Ii-niloii street.
Nrrrttnlk. rumr lloutty‘s :tmtv lint Factory
37'] Ariplt' in “I'll“ SHIT".
lucN'rs
tlf 'I‘t'nctiiontsnntl other I‘rnpcrty (.‘ullct'totl
(‘l‘llillil t‘nllot'tcd in this and other Matt-s.
and I)(‘l‘(Il confully drawn and l'Xt‘f‘llil‘II.
ml‘dt'fllt‘. “'51. S Iltll'TUN.
37% 5t Dililiie'a Illtit‘k. South Nurwnlk.
Ac-
\\' rite
(‘hargvs
[louse-st Wit—Ital Apartments
To Let.
Too new and rorriplt-tu humm- oii Diiy a'rcct. one
on Flax flill. four on I.v-xiii:tnri avenue. at Ely‘u
Nook. and our at Five Mile River. all in good order.
”twirl-Slit" first of April
JOHN H. KNAPI‘.
or J.\t‘tll'i M LAYTON.
Knuth Ntirwuilt.
wet-ice. W ,
"'Iu'h'umsh ing. ls'ulsom in frog and
Cu rpr'f-slmklug,
Done at rt'iisotiablo pr‘t‘c- Please give tianrall,
first house on Him street Smith Nurwullt. on the
right hand sltlo QATTIIEW N. RYE“.
March 7th. lfi'lti 382~bt.
T11 T PUBLIC.
The South Norivnlk Frvc Reading Room and Li
lirnry Association is now incorporated. All books
donated will be thankfully received and acknowl-
edged. 37911
Its-v. .liunca M. Taylor, Librarian.
WM‘fLK W
5 Gts a Quart
On and after Monday. March 4th. Rcmsen Broth—
erswill Hippii'ptrrt‘ milk at Five (‘cnts a Quart
F0" (‘Aull to any part of the town.
Rom-on Brothers.
38! br' “01125, Nortvaik.
Bounty and Pension
(’lnimr CUIltI‘II‘d for Soldiers. their “blown. Fa
thorn. Mothers unddlunrdlans.
Also Back pay and Ration hloiivy duo prisoner:- in
tlic ltciwillou.
:FNo t‘hurue unless sticccssftil.
WM. 3. IlOi'TUN.
A SOLDIER or Ttlh‘. LATE “Tart.
Office Bibhlo‘s Block. 50. Norwalk. 879 tit
[Gtaflliliit midi—Bill.
1‘. H. Nash do Bros.
Store and see their New Steels or
Glasswareiflruckerr
At PRICES LOWER than EVER. All new and
choice variation. Als othclr
New Style of Ranges
SO CIIEAI‘ its to uttoiiisli all who are acquainted
with their merits and not of manufacture. They
keep their usual
and at moderate rt-nts.
Apply to
3:37".
T
Variety of Stoves, Heaters,
Ar . and are portend to execute all orders in their
line with outlines: and dispatch
Kitchen Furniture. Rubber- um mud
Iron t‘lnd I‘Matt,
are noun) of the many varieties of anode they keep
t‘ail and so» for yourselves. and if you purchase you
will be sure to . the worth of your money. Rests
Item establish in lots.
MICHIGAN.
~ llllllESlil'l.
ST. 1.01118 "
A“ All the QW. M
New Ptttth Fltli
put into my hands for the col-
lection of the State and Town
385 Taxes for List of 1876.
pay or suffer the consequences.
Not wishing to distress any tax
All lndobted to said firm are ordered and directed payer,
pay with, to borrow it and save
expense. for surely it must come
and that quickly.
Now, gentlemen. you must
I should advise you, if
on have not got the money to
to’all taxes remaining unpaid.I
on the morning of the (Stir/pf
April. 1878. J. ‘
Be sure and heed the above
is the advise of the Collector.
BURR SMITH.
Collector on List of 1876.
Not'wulk, March 22d, 1878.
Tax Collector“: Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. un~
(ll-r and by virtue of a certain tax warrant. duly ex—
ecuted and signed by proper authority. and directed
to the undersigned. commanding him to levy and
collect of
WILLIAM C. BI‘RKB.
and other persons named in the rate book. on the list
to said warrant antivxui. their several proportions of
tho. sum total on therein stated. said sum being a tax
or an-ei-i-meiit aurccd upon by the inhabitants of the
town of Norwalk. regularly and legally assembled.
ititt‘llt-Un the 20th day of December. A. 1).. 18m
Illt‘l forth» purpose of providing for the indebted-
iu-uaof said town list of 1876. levies upon and will‘
will at Public Auction. at the premises hereinafter
described. on the.“ day of June. A. I).. lliTtl. at 10
u‘t‘lut'k. a. m.. so much of the following described
real estate. (as not in the list of 187m. of
William C. Burke.
situated in said town of Norwnlk. near Flax Hill. so
called. in quantity twentywix acres more or loss.
with thebtitltlln s then-on standing. bounded imr-
tlit-rly li land 0 North S. Day now or formerly in
part. and part by land of widow Thomas Benedict.
t'HFIl‘i’lV by land of John Taylor in part. and part by
iritirimf' Thomas Saunders. Iftlllfi by highway. and
“osi by land belonging to the heirs of Isaac Bunion.
llt't‘t'fllit‘d‘ in part. ~and partly by land of Marla
N‘nlmt r not Thoma.- Saunders. as will raise the mm
of Forty tlvo Dollars and Eighty Curtis. 4%!- em.
that lit-lug the proportion of the said
William t‘. Iiurko.
of the sum total in said list. together with the (‘Ih‘ll‘r
L'I‘! of i(‘\ 3'. halo. VIC.
Iii'IIR SMITH.
Trix (‘nllt-ctnr. List of I‘m.
Ibilvtl tl'. Norwitik. March Lilith. lii‘t. 3&5
Tax Collector‘s Sale.
Notice is hen-by given that the undersigned. rin-
tlrr and by virtue of a curtain tax warrant. duly cx—
orutod and slum-d by proper authority-Third directed
to the undersigned. commanding him to levy and
l‘vtlll‘t‘i of
WILLIAM WOUD. 58..
and other arson: named in the rate book. on the
list to salt warrant annexed. their central propor-
tions of the sum total rs then-in stated. slid Illlln be-
ing a tax or assessment agreed upon by the lnhahi
ruins of the town of Norwalk. regularly and legally
!~f‘“l1llt'd. to win-0n thcwth day of December. A.
.. ”(7b. nIr‘I for the purpose of providing for the in-
dt-litmim-ss of I|\l(I town list of “mi. lt-vioa upon and
“ill e0” at public auction. at the remisce hcreltiaf~
tt-r dot-crilwtl. on the 3d day of line. A. D .lrlttl.
at ll o‘t‘locka m.. so much of the following ties»
critml Hill cutan- {as art in the list of tutti] of
William Wood. Jr..
situated in said town of Norwalk. at Smith Nor-
iviilk. in quantity one acre mire or ion. itizh ailtliv
buildings stat ding then-on. bounded northerly by
land of lIIt' First Methodist Episcopal buricty in
part. and in part by land of the heirs of Salli Scy~
inour. dccraaod. eat-tony and waster] ' by highway.
anti southerly by land of James II. 'nvpp. as will
rel-o Illt‘ sum. of Furry nine Dollars and Fifty Cents,
419.50; that'bting lllt‘ proportion of the said
“'llllatn “'uod. Jr .
of the sum total in said iiat. together with the. char-
gcs of It‘\ y. sale. etc.
BI‘RR SMITH.
Tex Willerior. Liat. of 1976.
min; at Noni-Mk. March 21(tlt. 18791 so
__ .__.._‘ . v ‘ .'—+__’ . ,.., e. A_
Tax Collector‘s bale.
Noticc is hereby given that the undcrs'gued. un—
der and by virtue o a Ctrtntn tax warrant.duly oxe—
cuted and signed by proper authoritv. and directed
to the undersigned. commending him to levy and
collect of
JOHN DOWNEY.
and Other lit'lflollfi numud in the rate
book. on tl.t' list to said warrant nu-
tioxi-d lllt‘lf st-vcral proportions of the sum total
as therein stated. said euui being a tax or asst-its
merit. agreed upon by the inhabitants of the town
of Nuru'alk. h-uulariy and legally assembled to
win—l)“ tiio‘lltlidity of December. A. I) . 1876.
met for the purpose of rovidin; for the indebted-
noes of said town list 0 1-75.1cvles upon and will
sell at public auction. at the premises hereinafter
dv-nf‘riltmi. uii tho 41h day ofJune. A. IL. ISIS. at
19 o'clock a. ma.) much of the following described
real estate we not in the list of lfilhn of
John Iluwni-y.
situated in said town of Norwalk. at Solidi Soriralk.
with the buildings thereon. bounded northerly by
land now or tauI of Lucy E B tilt-.y forty feet. east-
orty by land of the New York. New Haven and llart~
ford Rsiimal Company. southerly by a driftway
fort ' feet. and westerly by land now or late of Lucy
E. titty. one hundred feet. as will raise the sum
of Seven Dollars and Forty Cents. (:7 am. that be
ing the proportion of the said.
John Downey.
of the sum total in said list. together with the char-
gen of levy. late. etc.
BI‘RR SMITH.
Tax Collector. List of 1876.
Dated at Norwalk. March 89th. rats. 333
TAX COLLECTOR’S SA LE.
No‘ice is hereby fiver: that the undersigned. un~
der and b virtue o a certain tax warrant. duly exe-
cuted n signed by proper authority. and directed
to the undersigned. commanding him to levy and
collect of
CHARLES H. Dismtow
and other persons named in the rate book. on the
list to send warrant annexed. their several upon
trons of the sum total as therein stated. ea d sum
being a tax or assessment acreed upon by the inhabi‘
rants of the town of Nurmilk. Nrularly and locally
assoinhled. to win—0n the Nth any of Den-tuber.
A. IL. 1R7“. met for the purpose of providing for
the indebtedness of said town list of “fill. levies
upon and will sell at Public Auction. at the premises
hen‘iuaftcr described. on the 21th day of May. A. 11..
lsik' at 10 o‘clock. a. in. . so much or the following
described real estate. the act in the list of isn't» of
Charles II. Disbrow.
situated in said town of Norwalk. in the “South
Nona-talk l‘uioii School District.“ so called. bout
tied north by higher \' known as \‘tmuu‘ticut Turn-
pike Road. and on ai other sides by land of heirs
of William Hie-e. deco-teed. no will raise thesum of
0th Dollar. ”ii; that being the muwtion of the
ear
. Charlel'll. Disbmvt
of the sum total in this} list. together with the
charges of levy. sale. etc.
' BI‘RR SMITH.
'f‘ax (\alhrctor. List of rent
Dated at Ronni: March see. 23:8.
TAX comers SALE
.\‘otiee is hereby chi-eat that the undersigned.
tinder and by viuueofawrtaiu iaxwarraat. duty
extvutvd and signed by W. authority. at
m‘hilnmhsfuudsmm was-nutty: him to levy
TRE‘AR It “331$.
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attended. It was in every . . 8 ‘0“. 3““ “mg 0!... “Ella. ”a" ““3. ‘3 lull“ To Tax Payers on I] 8 ‘0 "l Sumac. Bil“ " .. U , b. ‘m
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