mama» saw
\
infirm. trail. :2. “ms.
ifriu': no PAPER!
"1 7' u; or mid.
P It. swim: in the Printout-e u South Ronni!
\ April ”:3, 1‘23 Per-vou- "in" for any or the”
vii”! to r;l we‘ve one than- no udvcflllcd
LADIK‘ LIST
\I'u thx‘Mrnec In i‘nu Bennett. um It»
hetwne .Mrs. 1‘ ll. Ntchelv, Silvie R. Statute,
Mus Lilito Seymour
“BNTLKMRN‘S LIST
1‘ in Ruler, Lndnw .1. Footer, Mr Edward“
.\l in .\Is J t‘ r‘berwood, Ir Ilenehieb Smith.
J. ll. 1“ N513“. Ibrahim".
W
tin of Letter-I
) E\:.\t,\‘l.\‘ti ~n the Not one. at Norwelk. t‘onn.
\ April ‘2.\ ts?‘ f‘vnom culling for enrol
\“o shine into picrtwuy "Advertin‘d."
fanatic: lion-hoist“, II t‘ llarron. Mrs Aunt.
‘ -. Marv A com c, Minn Mnrv ttruce, Mice Murry
= . Itrchard Hartline. Mr W door-e, E. B.
\l rzroxrl. Nu rs ll. North, Miu Kiln Tourv. (“but
ll '3 homtiaor Wi‘iutti Within, Ira Bathe? Whom“.
.\ in wt \\'o fc.
CHAS. OLMSTEAD. I‘. .\l
Home Em: and fictions.
l \l
fit fit'
it W! is the Ili'tllllltu‘lllr't‘f of it supe-
H ll ‘1‘
- 0.. '—
l‘ » an. t. : s “ill lit’ in orilv f in xl .‘I‘Tlth‘y
.t tum .»
‘>~
I‘m git 'c schools open at \t Monday
i; t» r the summer trim of ten weeks.
coo '
.\l‘ l“. l‘ llt‘vl‘\',l‘l\ lt:\\‘t’i’ .‘Inilt 'strccl.
'Il his it use 'I new (“Ml of ptttttt.
90.
ii‘t‘ t‘u vii be willicut cra ipivt now its
" ‘ '3 l‘ selling st"..- in live as 90 Ct‘lllr.
"09b
‘l‘t, .l i lwn of i (flcers of the L‘ mgrcgn
. . t'. ..:ch Sundry sch, it: will trike plate
.0. ‘
bcgin to Illlt',
' lit tr‘v a half l~l1sl=vl down
> -’ -:~ 5 y lvt Week,
«4.. _-_..
M" I" .\ Tolles says that the reporter tit
rr i. if ‘hc F. V Neck riwtcrs wis ‘cwn-
..-, lull-cf llitt‘l lit‘
, <0—
,\ t‘ lithiiu; is l‘tllivlly
‘l- -. is.”
One
the
party
ll 11‘
t‘ti‘tlvctltt:
Lrics, which in re not Q't st in re
:‘ts' It in r'~~».l,
.__, ...., ——-
I‘. r c- ‘i"l‘r n lid 1;.» yes in Oil ire-l,
“‘ an t; : Hp. m Sit i 21's st 73 evil,
.\’ A ll t‘kiraiin .b 5 It's.
V -, coo ,_ _
i. M ll )‘ t~ tin-kin; ittiprm‘citii'iits tn
'. ~ all“: \“ ii‘. ll) :llt :tllt‘ftlllll llt lltt‘ sliitw
\\‘ \\ ~ \\ 2.1 't i’itttipitli'ii ll \\ :rl glt‘ .l')'
I .t l\- l1‘\‘ 0" Hit“ \Iul'v'
w. coo *—
l3; rims “his lll‘lll .\I ll cki-t‘s bribe
‘ gt ., c- napktcil, ind I»‘:\‘llitl‘ with in
c t‘.‘ ,;r~.i‘.c ‘fliJ.’ rm: isudiciiftd
l‘.‘f ‘\« lli‘
- ... -—-
“‘3‘: W .\ llx. ft r! is on his wry liuitit‘
1l~ :ii 'i.c S . .lti, in short} ttrnrys, in run
pnii‘ ‘\ Eli l.‘.\ at 'lll' f. \\‘.~ regret lit ic‘tftl
, i
.. i . l‘ he iitii has It tits yct llll‘u irnpr «viii,
“-9..--
l‘lte “Ilia YI'.l.\'t‘ft‘l at \ for
Nit ilinir
l~‘i\:. t‘r \‘t‘\ rm: Qt \ttt‘v~t‘\stt, by ll in
‘t‘. li’ ’t'lt‘ls.
*- .0. ‘
l t. t‘uv -~i‘ ”at, W Smith ,-. ctli‘. in
for Mini
. if m pr 'Vt‘ttlt‘l.l, “1'1 further at“) itirntd
if! t" .\ ilti‘i‘ui to ii- \’ .\l in lay.
r. ‘ r 1' assessment of bcliil‘tts
~l
- . 7 coo -—
t 3.1 tr ivi‘. by liit‘ sir iliirr Anti riciis, thus
t' '9’\" ill litt‘ \1 ii ‘1 l\ \C!}‘ l:ll““t‘ ‘I‘IIV‘IIL‘
2.: it ,\‘. w \' ll‘ .‘r-iin 1h! surrounding
\\l‘~ pztw i: r" the b at t i ‘\ Kiri.” i\te:i‘.
-- ~>Oobs ~ —~
l\ '. '~ \\ \' t1t1“‘.l\\iiit‘<ltli‘.i‘l‘\ s» ll"‘ of
ii: tiil't’lln4“ til the smut .\l. r:
i . .:i it c itiltlt z i‘il‘g m x" Supply mornzni:
:i M. c- H‘ll‘ll‘l‘: daily until further notice
Q.‘
l‘ ~t‘.‘t’ is t .4 as much prt trimni on will as
l trill ‘l‘lr pnuimni on one ilolitr in
,1 Utah \\ was llxllt‘it rs it is r‘ll time
1‘, i ‘r .l and s» veniv doliirs now.
.0. "
in -.~ \\ \ hns for stir-in: writt, lilac};
i ii ;-7 c3» vi 2~, ll tilt" spirit g «o ‘s, 131.;r
. i \ w rstc-is ind l‘i\~!'l‘lr"\‘ of llit‘ lattst
, .2: the it .irl‘t t, \\ ill be nude up to .1.
.iv as. {I In!
II it it‘ttt lllt‘ t‘littlitcf.
. r ‘ “lli‘ s pr t‘.“tl,i l, ".s l
tin I lit' 1‘.
‘F’ ,
H: .l rm» s It wit rtiw i the ff‘tlllt‘ for b s
\\l ..- 2 1'1.“ s'ri: ’, is! M 1. iii’ If
., r . fie . s swi‘tl is p ssiliic, tlul
\\ f“. \‘ I}‘I“l\ r \\ . t‘liii\11\"t‘ iy pW‘rtlli
v,\' ‘t‘ it: .2 flip» ‘it _. t“
,, ‘., _
it: \\' t‘ l‘t'...u- .t‘lV: t virx‘ i' teii-t H:
fr,‘ .iclut‘ rv ii- p" \s h;\' class at lhc
l 3‘1‘\ll“‘\ I‘ri‘tlll‘ ‘5“ ,\‘l t \\ {‘X\‘
t «l r: all s it‘ll? \\ fit ill‘A '3‘le lull lhl‘
\' i‘i‘: s ;u,: \ cavtti)‘ t \plitiital.
- 4- « ’
ll t ii . :1 Wli ti his purchrscd the
Von-old! youwutyour rabbinic-
bccco nod can‘t and it, look for it in your
wtfu‘t for box. It 1: coating time to pill
tucb thing! cwuy.
The pew: in the First II. 3 Church will
be rented for the coming your on Tuesday
evening but at 8 o‘clock.
wv-..‘>.—~.
Presiding Elder Fletcher pictcbed tit the
Srctnd M. I". Church Sunilny mornlnc, st
Rownvton in the afternoon, and at the First
M. 3 Church in the eve-nine.
— ——-<oo .
Rev. W. II. Bottl- viii prcnch tit the M.
E. Church Sunday morning and tvenlne. A
full nemnrts of this centlcmun‘s work ltt
Meriden will be found in other prirts of the
piper.
p—‘Vw'fl “
Money dcpoltttt‘d in the Smith Norvulk
Suvincs Bunk on or previous to May lst.
will commence to draw interest front May
1st. (Mice, Washington st. opposite Post
other.
‘0. 7-.—
——'I‘hr Rest I‘itii~hed l‘iilsitndricd Shirt,
ll’urmnh‘d l‘ri'm Hills, for 90-: tit
I1. You lliimctir‘s.
-—-——
Wow—‘—
A! it melting of the Society of Trinity
Church on Monday evo nine lest, the follow~
lug gentlemen wvre elected :w-W. s livin—
ford, Senior \Vnrili-n; John II. Smith, Jit-
nior \Vsrden; taste. 8 Jennings, Josiah
Grumman, A. 1.. \‘uiilcrbllt, John I) Ev-
cndcn, (Ir-time (‘. Still-on,\'estrymen ; \\ in.
A. Santniis, Collector; George (‘ Stillson,
John E Brenden, Delrg is to Dioccrisrt
Convention,
W-
At ti meeting of the Alert View Club.
held on \\‘t'tlnl'$\l iy evening, ITIb, the fol
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year :—C. T. Claw, Climmvniore; I“. M.
Smith, Vice Commodore; I. M. Iloyt, Seer
rrtary and Treasurer: .l ll. Wade, Scribe;
R. E. Kinney. G. ll. Harvey, Commissarics;
I“. N. Ferris, Gunner, W. A. Kl'i‘lt‘l', Past-
tnasler; W. G Ill-yr, Surgeon. The club
prop-ism to still for Newport lib tut July 131.
”M-“
Selectmen Smith and Selleck are doing a
good thing in repairing: the roads “tilt the
men of the town that cannot fizid emploi-
them. They pay one dollar per tllli', which
cunbks those employed to live without risk
in: charity. It is much better to‘give men
It chance t i earn money than it is to help
them any i tlit r way, in title iii the same time
we are having the hiuliwsis improved, Th“).
tire now at Work dawn t iwn. tilltl IHVt‘llIlilt‘
it decided irnprpveinent north of the N. Y.
d. N. 11. Railroad.
.,.. .m...
——ll i hit piv Sit cents and a $100 or
proud for Ten when you cut eel just its
good for ‘35 Ct tits iii the Drp it Restaurant.
.0.
The Brunswick t‘lob front Brooklyn will
be here iii atout three we: ks and give u vii
ricty entertainment at Music Hill. The club
is composed of vomit: gentlemen fri‘m
llrooklyn who are it th‘lll‘L‘ for pleasure.
The intctuiiintent is It piesi litcd by the
New York itud Brooklyn Papers its being of
u vi ry high ordir, and although thcy are all
titllilll um, the performance it is said, would
do credit to it grcwl mtny of the best
professionals. Mr. W W. 'I‘rcdwt-ll, well
known 10 llittlt)‘ of t lll‘ )‘itttttg p tillll‘, is one
of the managers, ltlltl was in town on Fri
day last ttnk‘ng arriitieerut-nts for the outcr-
tuiiitttcnl. The rcceipts, above thcii i xpcn»
ses in this place, Will be given to the Nor
Relief Asscciii‘inn
k coo
v—Tliri‘c ‘ri’lmi Iii-l tiani-s in \‘tllori-d,
White and Upi ta Strides st 25 come,
A! .\. llckcttnrin w Son‘s.
— 990
.Vllulnltlry Yachting.
Mr H irk \\‘cs‘on cl IL‘IH‘tllt‘I l“.iin. bid
his tw \ miniaturi- yicli's I lit for it sail on
flood Fri l i\‘ cud they lirik- d very h ind
sonic, and drew the attention of n number
of the btlltllllt ll of this pl .0". llt~ b is time
wclits at the present lion. and be h is such
contiilcncc in their sai‘iog ii-t-ilitiis th :1 he
is willing to chalicnqe tiny yacht in the
tt;;i‘ are built or can be built between now
and the Forth of July, the pr'z- to he s
silver cup. Following on the n lines and
\llllll‘l'lili‘tl‘i of his yscli's
“t‘hristy“—l tight, ti Int 6‘- im~iui~, lll"tlll,
16; lllt‘llt's, dipth of hold, 3‘
“Mini tt i ——lcti:lli, Ii feet 1‘; iticlics,
f‘i; inches, of liiilil, ittclies.
“l‘Ilii*r“~—icnuth. 1 feet 3' inclir's, bcurtt 13
dipllr of hold, 5‘, lllt‘ltts.
- Q.O
01d “'ctl "cur l‘ttetor)‘.
ttv notiic in another column it is iirt~
iiuriuccd that the firm of 1‘ Swans. .v \‘o,
unites by limitation on the t~t of May
This lh \‘vtttcs ticivsssty by the terms of the
putuership, hut undt-ubtcly the firm \\ill
‘1? t" cstablisltcd tellt‘f llill il‘ifr its ll W is
five yciis suit The (lid erl t‘tuur “tulllr
tint irt‘ has bccu in i p wi‘iwn tcn _\‘\"tIS, 313‘!
It w .3 the pioni er cu; ir unnniactory of this
lllt‘lt\‘\,
lic ittt,
.31 pt b 5 y
tithes ;
\2. an .\Et‘p5.. to" 'iw Xerwsls route
,s . \\ .ltc :v-r .n t.‘ it ‘1;l:lf‘i‘tll,l\l‘tl pull
up ti tit...~ t ‘. Z.t r .n the season. ‘l‘lic‘3
.\ii‘p!.: is rhv r‘.s:,st and must p pn‘u“?
stminir titrt tvir ran to Nxf‘tlk i
ooo s- a
Tier liip'rl rillll‘llldvll‘ W'ts‘ (‘F‘\\‘illll 1‘“ l
sls“\ls\ v‘\‘\‘l=lllg in hi .it Mr ‘l‘wylvi‘s si-rtnnn
to \i min inc, and Mr F‘cd. Morton‘s list
wins t . h \ c ll‘il‘tltlt'lls‘. The fire dipsrt
.‘y
llu til alivltilt‘l ill 1 It
- ‘.r ‘-
lirv \‘wipt: l‘ciipics' Svt‘tul l‘litli :'|\‘l‘ u
h :i line in cubic tit Music ll‘tll on \Vediics
.‘nv tenor: The attendance was very
NYC", on! c- mprinii the title of this and
a 'éutiziiig towns. The toili ts wcrc t‘lc-gwnl‘
lt‘i' print of sp .cc prevents our giving a dl‘fi‘
-‘fii\3t-tl\. of them
Q‘. ~
liy ttv lice in uriii‘hir column 11 Will he
s ‘t n “in! n c Ti‘l‘:\‘l\‘ is «rzt'ill at in
t..;s town for the manufacture of the
r E listio Spcwkitu: Photograph.“ with n
, Mitt ii of ex burilrwt thousand dol’urs.
-—~ , «o 7-w—
smith Norwfik has all the advantages of
New Y rk as P\ purchaser. At W. Hills
ilvm‘s n-‘s' nickel cut be found cvcrt‘thing
it the Elite of fruits and vegetables fresh
from the (it‘llliry. llousikcrpers should
give hint it t‘ill.
~Q~o————-—
~-\\'-- csll especial attention t»: the y‘rt‘vn‘r;
l‘irtllt‘nl in iIlt‘IhI‘r column of bPl-ih‘lb
I’lllil‘ GRAPH \VINE, a pure und‘uuuvlul
Icialcd Grape Wine, innluublc in sickness
w—w
It may not be geucru‘ely known that
Ilibcrt limerick of this town has charge of
the meson work on the Brmklvn bridge. It
is a resp insible position, and in which there
is the supervision of about one hundred
men. Mr. lturvrick is at precept engaged
in erecting the Ipprmehcs to the bridge.
4”“
At the about meeting of St. Paul‘s Parish
the following officer: were chosen: \‘Vub
druS: Joseph W. Hubbell. -’Jonuthtin Crimp,
June: I-‘tuney. Allen Belts: Vestryrnen,
Samuel Lyrics, Josiah Kellogg. Samuel E
Olmfll‘td, Edward K. Luckwoxt, Alfred
Jackson, Theodore E. Smith, Cherie: F.
Osborn, Joseph W. Pinker-y, 630ng Ward
S~llrcl. j
"
—‘-Jd-t received, u ‘full line of San Urn.
~ ~ 40?. to u
bf: ll“, IF “I B. V“ Hunter‘s
Way—v.—
)Icesu. Cornstarch Brothers buvc mode
esprcill efl’uru to meet the demand: for
spring clothinl.r this m, and their 11n-
acuae stock embnccs good: of ulnar! every
stvlc, quality. Ind price. Tbi- flr-r‘u rcpt:-
tntiiro lulu well «washed for pour: drob
log tint mortar at on, that print could be
supra sous, but to more who my think
the: they out do better by going to the city,
we would any try Comtocb'u not. They
don't prepare to by: best to their line of
bottom ,
I
lit \‘vtlnt‘
town. $12100“! establishment the ttttllth‘l‘
It‘s increased until then- try tti\\\‘ eleven in
position, rind the town is a fair way of
Incoming its note! for i‘s rig-tr itisput‘se
‘ totics ss Sirtllelit win in formcr ye .rs
Messrs. t‘. Snort: t\‘ ("i ‘s clears lisvc
known ipnvuilly throughout this
section of tlic cciiutrv, and thi-ir tthl \\‘rll
lirsnds have become fitmt‘i tr to and twpul‘ir
with smokers. It liss been the obit-ct oi the
tirni to make good cicurs st mo lerstc prices,
sud the uniform ipislity of all their brunds
this made them staple articles in the market.
\"ltb the form ition of the new partnership
it is reasonable to expect tlia' it will shirt
out with h'ltt‘wcrl cricrizv and litcrcviscits
blh‘tttl)‘ large hiisinest. The Old Well cigar
inunufaelorv is an institution which hss itu
parted much to the busiucu prusprriiy of
the place in the post, and Wt‘ belévvc wi‘i
c int lime to do so in the future. Messrs, (‘.
Swath! Mid Reed lhvilitid, the rncmtwrs of
the firm are gentlemen well known its stir
ling citizens. rind their past succtssfitl expe-
rience in the minor.» business is a criterion
of what will follow in the future.
.— 7“ng
—Just received, a full line of Sun For
brillas, from 40c. to $4.00, at ‘
ll. villi lloosinr s
v—v—«o
Milton Nobles.
The drama entitled “The I’hu-uix.“ t-f
which Milton Nobles is the author and in
which he is «is t the leading character, will
he presented iii Music lliil this (Siturdtiv)
evcttit‘tc. The play and the company tire
highly spoken of by the pres; We hove
never seen the ploy, but there is something
about Mr. Nobles that recommends him as
a man, and thnt is thrt he is honest. some
time ego he foiled in u tour through kew,
England rind win unable to meet his agree-
tnentc. Since then he has been successful,
and paid them 03'. Tickets at Iloyt‘s drug
s'orc.
W
-Ten,Cotl‘ee and Spica way down tit
Depot llcstiurunt.
W
Easter Concert
The Faster Concert of the Congregation-
rrl Suudsy School, on held Sunduy evening,
rind by the time for the ccrvicec to con»
barrier, the church wins fitted. The pulpit
liven“: o’er-9‘“,
couple” of the Indian of the Oonlmtlonu
win felrlv attendeitmnd the perforrutinco
verv good. The children showed curt-ful
traininr. “1" the scene: were well displayed.
Min Blanche
were the lettdtnc characters. and can: well,
The color by Mr. ’I‘
Lottie Bur-d, Eintnti Benedict. Grace Henl-
enbrclt, Mosaic Seymour und Carrie Selleck
were well rendered. The pert that most
pictured the audience, and was reullv amus-
irc was the Quaker Song bv Matter Wulluce
.‘II‘Q'IIIIC‘, and Misc I-ilu Swords, Ilnvlng
given it dencriptlon of the operetta last week,
a repetition now would be superfluous, but
those having charge of it certainly made the
most of it.
”7. a...
GOO-r
Great London Show.
This immense consolidation of Singer‘s
Menagerie of trained nnitnn‘s, Dockrt‘ll‘s
Superb Parisian Circus, and all the rare for
lures of the uteri! Irtnvlon Show, once so fit~
molt: throughout the length rind breadth of
the land, has been pl‘iyint: the most brilliant
engagement in New York on record. It
will exhibit hereon Monday, April 29th, in
Ill itsstnpendous entirety. Its grand success
in the Eist last summer, tittd the popularity
of its lllf‘f‘l flrtishod pcrformsnccs are n with
name of it repviition of its former triumphs
during its present tour.
av.
—Nt-w Goods—Grind variety lit
Hate—Children‘s Ilaits of cvcrv i-tvlc.
Miss ll 1‘. Smith.
* ' .0.
Union School.
The following echolttrb were neither tih~
sent nor tirdy during the fifteen weeks of
the Inst tcrut. There are severityrscven in
rill. About twice that number were absent
in only one instuncc, but onlv the names are
given .nf those who have been absolutely
pcrft ct in iitteudnnce.
Strnw
FltANKlJX s'r. st‘lmitl..
tirade 1, Wallace Mi-Q lllttt‘, John Smith,
EV‘t Smith.
tirade ll. Freddie Ii mney.
Gride III. John Richards, Frank Stu
vens, Annie Hamilton, Annie Morton~
Grille IV. \V’illie ()rlicli, Ni-lstin III)”
monil, Genevieve Smith, Mary Cl‘tf‘kt‘ll, Elli~
tun Yruorn.
Grade \'. Willie Knapp, Philip Wheeler,
Frank Ilrvidlitlrv, George Clurlt, I<“(‘ll Flvnn,
Winnie Dickerniun, Lucv liyxbec, Julia
Ilanf'ord, Lizzie Murphy. Victorln l’elitnm,
Guide \‘I. Secli-y lienedtct,Jumes l‘u‘il,
Willie Stevens, Alfred Wheeler, Frederick
Witcvlcr. Mamie Murphy, Jennie Morton.
Module l‘cuder, Miiiy Merrill, Maggie
Yrooin.
Grade \‘II. S'cpltctt ("tTllll, Thomas Mcr
Clllrc, George Ilitlltlll i, ui-rbcrt Van Nuns,
Julin‘t \Iuin, \Yillie I‘ulttit'f‘, (Wins. Sterling,
Eildte'l‘rylor..lu-nes Flynn. Lizzie (litlt.l'
“'ll‘. Annie Seymour, Anni-l lIi-inirigiou,
B“llhii Mt t ‘llltlt', Lillie Divis.
Guide \'1 I. Cornelius (‘omslock, John
Criniliziuli, Ellie (‘rowc, James Mcrrintu,
Curtis Smith. I‘Zli S’ivncc. Jessie Tollis, Lo
Villa G tics, Kttllt.‘ 'l‘l‘ttpp,
Grade 1X Svlvutcr l)l‘(‘kl"‘
Itownes, Ella llillsion, Luella Lane,
lli‘f‘kWt'll.
ci-x unit STREET st noon
“rule I (lr‘tt‘ic \Vlicclcl‘.
(trade ‘3. (‘lill'iril Kidney, Willie Mi nilli,
,Iuhnuii- Ponder, l‘ltnrltts lieiirililtt, Thunitis
witsii, \\'illie \\':ilsli, siiiit- Alli-It, Latin~
\Vut-~rbrtrv
(ll‘ltlt‘ :i. (‘lill‘hd (‘1‘!1lili‘t‘li. Lennie ll it!
crs. Sunniie SII'VI‘IIR, llcrbcrt \\'lrccli-r, .\'cl
lie (i‘ullllt‘r, L'uic Smith. Estelle Wilcox.
8. ll llt flux, I‘lllll‘llt‘ll
«o
l‘otlrt Ncwo
w. 1‘ t'll\\\‘. .ii \llt i:
.\t ril IS it, State vs I) l\\‘:it~l J ihnwn »—
(‘ittttplniiil for drunkenness. Found guilty
and tint-d l\\‘i1tli\illlli ttltxl costs of prosccu
ti in; l‘t\t‘ll in tin‘ “hole at $10 hit; Ititl pii.l
uni I\ll~i‘l‘f r rt‘lll to i til.
Altrll lv'b. 3! tie vs. 'l‘ttnvtbi‘ Sll‘|\"~(‘t\‘tt
platril for v tetancv. I“ittl‘.ll L'lllllY llilil
find one dollir rind t‘vwls of prosecution,
loyal in the \\‘lll’ll‘ at $79“, ninl Sll)‘ it:
work hoiisc for two ll iys, not paid ltllll pris
oiur sent to work house
Attril lv‘tli, 3" ill‘ vs John U‘t‘oitrn-rv—ciiir
Fl'tllll for \“lLEI lll(‘\'. Found utility llllll
finial one dollar ltllll costs of pt’iistt‘ttliiili.
taxed in the whole nl $7 96 ‘tll.l scnl to the
work ht use for tcn this , not prid and pit»
Lucy
Belle
oncr ncnt to work lt'lllSt‘
-\irtl‘.“:‘l Sawh- \‘s S. (‘irr ~ci~tiiiluiut
. t .
State of (‘onnu‘licut of the S‘llltt‘ dimensions for tt‘clt. Found cililty 'llltl Il‘lt"l tlircc dulA
lnrs Mid costs of ltlthl-t‘tlltltlt , taved in the
whole tit $9.51. l‘aiil up and pris -ncr \llS‘
charged
' QC. '<
—.l‘l\l rccrivr-i‘v, it full lint-of Sun l'iu
hril a», from 40“ lo ti no, in
II. V ill II mscl‘s
ooo
A Card.
Sol '1‘" Noun \I.K, April 2“: l, 1375.
The Ill‘tllk‘ ml the p‘iri'tls of the late
1‘lllull"§ lliifurl tilt“ rc~pi~clfullv H‘lttlt‘f‘t‘il
manner 111 which thcy astlicrcd nt‘--und
thcui nrul \li‘l all fit it could be dopi- to con
s tic thi tn iii to ir hour of t‘ouble
\‘vry llnspcclfullv,
\\‘ii.i.i.\\i ll iiiriinn
... ~ «., .
Au Infernal Machine,
,\. Mr. Amis ltrrnes, :1 tishcrrn-iu livinu
on the births of the Sritaritiiek ricer lislt‘
\‘nx lit l\\‘l’t‘ll the \‘ill J3,“ of \\‘r.\“pott and
the Ni w ll:i\‘~ ti l‘lllli‘ll\l st tlion, stepped in
to his boat on the morning of tlic 17h, he
ispied n strsiiuc looking bottle lying tittttil
ships. Its presence struck him as sinuulri‘
from the fact that cvciv “It“‘t‘wltli‘ iit‘liclc
lt‘t-l been taki it from it the [\tt‘vliitts ttiuht
1.:kc utiy \‘I‘tt‘l‘ titan under tlrr ciriv
umstsnci s Mr. Ilirues took the Itri‘
tie in his hand, shook it thotouulily and held
it tnthcsnn t-i see if it contained fluid.
Sitistit-d tli it it, did not, lie primvedeil irn
It\‘\ll'\llll‘.‘,l\', \‘ct with caution, to withdrui‘
tliceork. 0n imposing the cork to light:
Illilgv‘ of his surprise to find four Slhittc
cords sitichidto it, These in turn wcrsi
fastened to ‘ti manv matches which were
fottttd to be iticliiscil in tiny bugs “mile of
saiidpnpcr,-tl\c b ms licini: tticrcly sct‘cil
together with Wltxl'tI‘t‘nlIfl. The hunt»,
which had once contained I. \ll'lltlt lliown
Stout, was found to be full of powder in
iptantitv not less thnn one and a liiilf Iti-Itltils‘
—-cnouuh hsd tllc matches done their work
to b‘vc blown .\Ir. liirucs into ten thous-
and Illt't‘l s, The idcit of thc fiendish in-
ventor of this machine evidcntlv wits to kill
the person first opening the bottle. Fortir
nut-1y for Mr. Barnes be made liiistc slowly,
and thus escaped inliiry
lle ll‘li no idea who tltc enemy is who
thus neck! to take his life, nor has be yet
taken any steps lookini.r to no investiizition.
It altutlld be eluted that the ttthlt‘bcs em,
ployed were those with brimstonc ends.
Had they been parlor tnn‘ches which ignite
by rncutis of a sort of titltninutc, the wll‘l'
driwul of the lttitllc's cork by Mr. Birni-s
would have resulted in his instant death.
The infernal tnachtnc has ltet'll placed in
Town Treasurer l‘ innon‘s «flico, at, \Vtst.
port, for exhibition and exuutinntt in, and
“tracts much titzcniiun.
WOQO—m
The New Boa Law.
Digs must be registered flier May 1st in
the Town Clerk‘s oflice at t\ cost of $9.15
for each male do: and $6.15 for cuch fem-sic.
On each animal‘s neck shall be kept it cut-
iu whit owner‘s name and ti registered
number.
Any dog not licensed and ct llrired, may
he lawfully killed by any person, and for an
ailing a bounty of $1 etch, will be paid by
the Selectmen.
This license fee is in lieu of till taxes on
dogs Any person having nlrcsdy puid
taxes on dogs on list of 1877. can have the
The Juvenile opt-retro given under the
church at Music Hell on Tuudtiy evening,
Whitmnn on “Lulu" rind
Min Lizzie I‘ennell as the “ Fairy Queen.“
Purine“, and Misce-
dcctte the service: of u pointer.
romutulng one is capable of doing u dny‘e
work for the other. Grill on him ct his
shop on the Old Welt Ilotel property.
Wow
Batter Icrvtcca at Trinity.
At Trinity Church the services were up-
proprlutc and elaborate. A full' church
was in attendance morning and evening.
The Rev. Dr. Spencer, preached in the
morning tin tiblc discourse from Mark xvi-
61b, “lie is risen." and in the evrnluu from
I Cor. xv-l-tth, “If Christ be not risen then
is our preaching vein and your fttlth is elm
vuln,“
The it mil 1 tTulncs ltnd the music were
f‘xct‘ctlinelv fine. On the font was «large
basket of vitreeiited vincar and Ir. profusion
of eleunnt troplcul flowers livid leaves, and
on the pmts at each side were smaller pots
of equally beautiful flowers and viuys. The
li‘l‘ir was surmounted hv ii larco brisket of
tastefully arranged crunches, callus, roaebuda,
violets, orange blossoms, and over till was
elevated a crimson amarvllls plant in full
bloom, Other flowers rtddcd bcnu‘v bud
fraunncc, rind the whole, with the orn‘imenb
ed class clntncel window for it background,
and the genial uprlm.r sunshine its on lllllllll~
valor, cave effect at once slrikincly beauti-
ful and impressive. Miss Bradley, the on
llttttltil, deserves praiscjor the monitor in
which she phiycd the accompunimcnts for
thc‘ soloists, who were Mrs. Dwis. Mr.
llathcwnv, and Prof. \Vilson “Clirtst our
Passover,“ which took the place of the Ve-
nile alive the soprano n lino opportunity to
display lit'l" cultivated voice. In“ the trio
Te Denm Miss Conctr‘s well modulated
voice blended admirably with the soprano
and tenor. The t-vcttlnu service was a
quieter cities of music, and those who were
absent from this sorvrca missed what was to
our Wth of lltlltktnfi tho lineal ever given in
the church. Prof. Villintns, havme gnined
a red from his scholastic duties, stint: with
feeliugflrind his flexible voice sounded bonu-
liful in ll duet with the soprntttt in the even-
int: service. Mr. llathewriy wris a trifle
nerviins til the beginning of his solo, but
overcame it before he finished. If the qunr-
tclte of E'tSlf‘f‘ Sunday could be engaged for
the (‘f‘tllllllL' year we might expect Some very
superior music. As the Easter music is to
be repeated Sunday morning and evening,
28‘“. we shall have another cpporturnti‘ l”
htnl‘ it. Mrs. Davis rind Mr. Wilson both
sung end will sing turnin Sundiiy evening.
ow- r~—.
Mr. lltttclt'e utmc Concert.
it was it success in every sense of the
word, ttlltl pronounced by till who attended
to be without exception the finest mnccrt
ever given by our home talent. It lit“ often
been remarked that cur town has very little
inushnl taste, but we are now convinced to
the contrary. for certainly n more nppre
cintivc audience ”lit" the one gathered in
the First M. E. (‘hutch on Monday evening
could sc irccly l are llt't‘ll found in any place
of the sir:- in the country. The progrrimmo
us published wits cirricd tltrotigh without
omission, and the addition, by rcqucsf,of
"Ntiirei my God to 'I‘hcc,“ by Mrs R. Riy-
mond, was no out xpcclcd pleasure, rind
highly nppnciatcil. Whrre till was so got-d
it is ititlicult to Ilttfllt‘ltlttf‘z ~. The opening
Tc llcuin by the double choir—sixteen
\‘iIit‘tS4—\\“ti grand. iitiil Would have done
crcdit to tiny of the lttlllitllS city choirs. bitt
probably the thirst chorus of the evening
was the tilt-rm frwtu Mi xirts idllt Muss,
which was fiiiiltlctslv rcndcrcd. 'I‘lic solos
ltt‘ .“lS. “Whit-till, Misses Seller‘s, I‘inttI
(‘ouch lili'l I“t v, nnd Miesrs. lIill, l‘eiiltrdl,
tiltll Wilson were till highly iirtislic.
The evening‘s entertainment was greatly
heightruul by the prcsctice of Mr. Null
lithe ck of New York, who Stillt‘,‘ Abt‘s M-
r iiieciiicut of “R ick of Aces,“ llllll k“.tII!‘l"$
‘ Ins lliincrinx," in :1 rich huritonc voice
and with it ili'plh of fit-lib: and expression
which sent it thrill of pleasure through the
all llt'lit‘t'.
In pnrtlirst the fourth selection entitled
“Singing of liiids,“ was particularly pleas»
Ilia, “'1 l lti‘itiL‘ of a ll4lllt‘l‘ chlracter than
the other pieces wits rendered the more cf-
f- cllvo by reason of the contrust. 'I‘hc Lint
like lt“f“llll\llll‘ll"l\‘ w s csp‘ciil y en
li\‘t‘l\lti;‘.
'I‘he dew-“ll ~ttilt't S ‘llll"l,u bv Mr. Pen»
iii-ll null M till r \\'illic J ickson, with full
(‘iil‘lu‘, \\"l.‘l one of the fcaturcs of the cup
i": The cl ‘ar e \prano of .\l ts'cr Willie‘s
\'
c ‘Il‘r3\\l with the full lttl‘ll w notes of .\Ir,
l‘cttttcli‘s I'lt‘lt liitssu, 'I‘liits‘t‘ who liltil ttt‘\‘t‘f'
licf'i re ltt‘tlf‘il Miss Julii llyxbi‘c rccttc hid it
next limit of listiop S \uiliuiite‘s poein.
“l‘htist is Risen,“ with riep inscs sung by
the choir, for ‘llt' rccilcil it with tilt evident
biub lipfitt‘t‘l‘ tion of the sentiment nttd with
it tine tll"llll itic i ll‘cct. The closing nullicnt
“lliscn l. ir l,” was one of the best picccs on
the ptuet'utlttt‘lt‘. but those who wishel to
c- t ~\' it were prevented than doing so to
the tulli st extent by ‘t fvw th irielitlrss IN‘U'
pic who \\‘|‘I\‘ sit ids-lily scizwl with an un
\‘utiltull rlrlc ili‘sl‘t‘ In 1.5“ lit ltli‘.
.\lr ll itch. the tnusn‘il director who "rt“
silid at the owiu in the pics! ctllcreut in in
net, l\ ili serving of the hiehcsl tsunutt ttil
lb‘ll l r the sirci ess :i‘taiaixl in training the
voices an t in hllultattl‘: and \"lll‘\ run out
the I‘li ursuiuic oi lot M tltxlrt)‘ i vetting.
l‘iic oiili fruit we cut lliiil with the Wis
tcri uniui t\‘ is til it we not In i much for tt‘ir
troricy, and we stieuki d home by the b t‘k
stunts with the consciousness thst we had
p utl only up ccnts for whit wits we‘l worth
a hzilt dollar, rind h of the sstiiecouci it been
mvcn in Steinway ll ill it would have been
considcrvd cheap ut tl dollar it tlckct, Give
us more of those concerts tllttl we bespcuk
for them cyseu gtcslir success than crowned
this one. ‘
[The in \t concert will be given Monday
evening, M iy till
> " M“
-» ttr. It‘iskc tltc Uliiirvoyitnt Physician,
who is perfortnint: so llttttl)‘ rcrnurkiible
cures in this vicinity, can be. consulted iii
the Norwitlk llotcl, Norwalk, Conn, Sun-
iliv, Mobility iitid 'I‘uesday, April 28th, 213th,
and limb. 'I‘he sick should‘ not ftiil to cor»
stilt hint. S a: udvtrtisement.
W 9.. --.....
“PEN LETTERS.
Miss M. .l. Dans Anetta."
Nttlttt‘I‘ON, CT , April 24th. 1878.
.llcss-ra. Editors of (he SENTINEL 2—l‘er‘
mil me to rcplv to Mr. Selleck and then I
hiive done. I for] Mr. Srllcck wits Candid
in his Slttlt‘ttit‘lll that riiiilcles were bought
for the children, but I lit“ iquiilly so when
I say no! one of them appeared on the girl
as it score til. least crtn tcsitly.
We did receive $518,0i) which diVided be.
tween 21 pupils 13 weeks would leavu $1.80
per week for board, books, and clothing. Of
this I do not complain, my only fault is
that when I hove gone to the selectinen, told
them of the condition the children were in,
they told me it. was not right. that I need
not take them in that condition any more.
When others come in like garb I sent them
Word, asking for material to make them do
(but for the time. It was disregarded; I risk
that your children shall come to us free of
vermin, clean, and with two comfortable
suits of clothes, which will then give me
time to make others, but with other car-rs I
cannot make them in t\ day, as we do our
own sewing.
We here had 34 of your poor, seven of
these have been taken away by their pnrents,
out: Mr. Smith areal-cit a place for; an: 1 ob
tn‘ued places for, and then as I had no right
We call “tattoo to the edverttnuent of
Celeb Wood in another column, Ind do it
with plmure, for we believe Mr. W. in e
men worthy of the pntrontigo of city who
In the an
vice of hte country be lovt an em. but NI
, cushiw
tbte cubical, fact. will be given then: end
it would even b
that they would “c be believe that they
were injured by the fuchbetbatmdc bile,
and would if pcutbtc Iltll‘ the Indy w 0 her
for It“! your! devoted but life to the cure
of the frtcudlcu.
If negltct needs unsure how much better
it u to own up than to «tempt to out the
blame upon the innocent! Vet-v 'l‘rutv,
0. O. Bummer.
——-—-—«.———
Barton.
Rev. Mr. Smith bu hired Hr. thllun
thdley‘l piece.
The libel suit cgnluri Mr. (Jim. Loom-
bitry, teen“ to bc abundant-d.
The church“ were well mended on
Eister Sunday.
The new school house is all tnclosed cud
nearly ready for the masons.
The fruit: of the licenlc law tony he been
in the number of intoxicated non mu on
our streets.
Mr. Jaime:
n
hltnev‘s choc “are we: en-
tered by burn rs on Wedneedttv nlrrbt and
a quantity oft choc: taken. 1'. W, uti-
tuiitcd his toes tit one hundred and no dol-
lars. As yet there is no clue to the th even.
The lecture given on last. 'I‘liursduy even-
ing, by W. A. belton, on the P rrttuldu of
Egypt, proved highly interim us. Mr.
Shelton, we understand. to only twenty
votive of time lIncl 1 student in Yule College. .
cvcrihclers he gave it very pod lecture
though not largely utteudcd.
Rowayton.
The C L. Reyincnd :hotncsteud has been
thoroughly rcpriirad and handsomely plint-
ed. The renon fir this we: explained on
Wed ceday evening, at which time Mr. Jar
cob ayatoud was married to Miss Lizzie
Lowndcu, arcond daughter of Mr. John
Lowuiies. :They will trlvcl two weeks.—
It is generally believed that. Jacob brie
drawn amine,“ the bride is on portable
and intelligent lady.
The packet. Chief brought a cargo of fur-
niture for the new proprietors of the hotel
last week.
The people of the. South Five Mile River
.chool district held ft nicotine at the school
house on Tucsduy evening, and voted to
raise money by A tax to pity the indebted-
ness of the school. The tax will raise
about $800.
Mr. Edward Mills died last 'I‘liurudiiy
night. lie was it highly respected member
of the community, ti member of the omelet
board of the Baptist church, and fought for
his country in the war of the Rebellion.
The cows are prolific this spring. We
hear of four cases of twin culvert.
The ovster trade begins to decline it little.
About 90,000 bushels have been shipped
from here this spring.
John llilton but added to his fleet of
pleasure bouts a large rind handsome sharpie.
Mrs. Lvdiu Rite, aged 83 years, has been
sick about it week with tvphoid fever.
The children‘s carriage factory has nine
men employed. lrist year their busiurss
wits doubled. They have the best ntachttr
ry and ii machinist employed to keep it In
order.
Mr. Samuel Pickett has on his farm about
‘300lnying hens of the finest strains. He
also has it ferocious dot: to watch them du
ringtbcnlght. lrist week this dog broke
his (‘Itttlll turd killed l\ dll‘n of his best
fowls.
II. A. lliltitu started on his tour of the
West on Monday. Charles luwnes, Jr. hiid
mudc ntrangcutcnts to accompany hint, in-
tending to stop at numerous cities on the
route. On Tuesday he started to trike the
slcnnibont and meet Mr. Hilton in New
York. On arriving at the bout he found
that the money he hnd put in his packet,
#83, was missing, and he rt turned home to
look for it but has not yet found it.
Mr. Henry I‘licc‘s funeral was hugely at
tended. Mr. "ttllll‘lillt‘l‘k prenchcil the fu~
nerril sermon ut the M. E. Church. A ripe
shock oi wheat adorned the Clilllll, and also
indicsted his christian clturrictci.
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n
—l.\nk at the [minimum suitings for
spring went which will be made up to order
til astonishingly low prices, it! Harlem‘s the
Tudor.
, v4~o—~—~
~Tlte ll-st Finished l'nlnundried Shirt
ll'itrmufril ("rim .llil‘l‘iv, for 90c. ut
ll. Vim llooscur‘o-
0353. W: rtsxa.
Norwich. (1.. the Celebroted
(‘Iu‘anOVr‘N'T I'III'SIC‘IAN,
ARI) MAGNETIC “RALKR. OI“ TWENTY—
SEYEN YRle“ l‘ll.\\‘l‘lCE.
0f
orwulk, Conn, the last three days in every
month at the Xurwa‘k Hotel, where he. can
be consulted S‘ilttrilry t‘\‘t‘ltltl!, .-\pril STth‘
Z
.\ . , '. _r t.6 H \, .H. .‘ . ‘ 7‘ .
to thin input. 1 in: Itittitls .tir lttl kind mm, “hunt, plII‘H‘I‘ts In listening ti hir Suntltu’i \toiidrty and Tuesday, April 28th,
‘39 b and Stitb.
‘l‘hc doeter has visited Norwalk rccularly
everv mouth for nearly at year rind has til
whys met with remarkable success and
liberal patnururc and liris g uncd the esteem
of the runny pstrcuts whom he lies treated
unilcured. Utlice hours from 9 u in. to 9
l. I“.
i The doctor “hikes thorough clairvoyant
t‘X‘ilIllltltllitnd of. the sick. lle has an un-
secu power to describe every pain and scout
disuse ut sight, without asking it question.
and prepares pure vcucublc inwticinisto
resell the sent ot‘ rill ilisciscs Iletuskes
wisiv rind rapid runs in rimrlv «very case
lit-undertakes. ‘I‘hesuicess of the doctor
sstontshrxs the most distinguishel physiciuns.
lle curt s when till other treatments t‘sil, rind
tlic pullout is restored to perfect hestth.
"is hurt: cvpcricnce, combined with his
wondirful powersol tunizuctistn has etttibled
hint to tneunc one .if the most successful
and popular p‘iyslcitnsof tliccoutttry, for
the peruuiricut citrc iilLevcry kind sud form
of nil chronic. diseases of whatever ttnmc or
nutnrc. Medicine reasonable, ulwsvs frivorw
title to the poor. The doctor also this the
power to read your past, present and future
destiny. rind is widely known to be. one of
the most wonderful Score of the present one
for his truthfulness iii mailing the most litt-
porttitit events in tttrc‘s life. lie elves full
particulars of absent friends, end also gives
advice in Marriiigc, Losses, lawsuits and
Divorces, and thoroughly explains business
:itliiirs of ever y description, uteritly to their
benefit and satisfaction. Clairvoyiint Sir
tings, $1. Oornniuuicsiions by letter upon
business or health must contain #3, rig“, sex,
t1 lock of Il‘ll‘ and stamp. Address be:
1353, Nwich, Court.
1.
~
To: Collector’l Solo.
Notice in hereby given thut the undersigned, tut -
der and by virtue of a certain ta: warrant, duly exv
ecutcd and Ill lied by proper utttbortty, end directed
to m,» undo uned, commanding him to levy cud
cf. of
mu“ . unwsnn s. nunnnnv.
and other persons printed in the rate book, on the tilt
to mild wurlnt annexed, their Ioverul proportions of
the ruin totul rt:- therein fluted, raid stun bolus: u tux
port by the tribttbitunts of the
Norwnlk, rogulurly end lenlly crumbled,
towtti—Ou the SOth day of Dccerabcr,A.D.,b18iti,
met. for the purpose of pmvtdtu for the hide ted-
ncsu of sold town list of18ft1. lcv ea upon end will
sell at Public Auction.tit the prowl-er hereinafter
described, on thoitth any of Jon A. 1)., 1878, It 10
o‘clock. e. 111.. so much of the fol owing described
roll canto, (u not in the list of 1876), of
Edward S. Konncdv,
shunted in aid Norwulk, duvet-thee} u follows,
villi—balm.- one hundred and twenty feet front. end
rcrir, end one hundred end silty feet more or
deep, bounded nortbcrl .ttd wet-tart: by loud now
or formerly of John A. rick end Jew Tum-
muli‘ e31. ‘iiflr by Ilia: §i3££§3t3338 u will rule.
8 W 01
algwym of Onvbollur und ‘l‘cu Cantu, (31.10), tint
being the Noriega-mg ghexudged’
w . on i
of the auto ton! in mid lint. together with the
chute
v o’ lcvyJole, etc. BURR SMITH,
Tex Collector, Lint of 1816.
noted at Norwuk, April 18th. 1818. 338.
Tax collector‘s Solo.
then ' prominent climb here who were
to
an tied at their condition.
tho Selectmen with to turn more on
the lettu- tn the M
a... ..
o
urpbeeof vtdl for
licon ttut cm 1‘31“!” end will
toilet public auction ut the in. beret-after
domlbcdmutbe of one, A. D“ 181%.?
10 o‘clock it. muse much 0 the following ducrl
Muntclulctta‘t‘t’tg‘l'l‘luoftmof
con-er,
situated In aid Rove-elk, and bounded northerly
end «early by land of Charla Aden- nud Sun
Ade-I southerly by lead of June- Sberwocd, and
Waterly by blgbwuy belt-a cixt -ave foot to width
in front, end one hundred cud tb rty-ttvc foot more
or ten in length extending beck front cold htabwev
to bound- erocted, u will rut-c the sum of One Dol-
lcr end Ton Cents, (31.10), thut being the proportion
of the aid -
Michal Conner,
of the rum total in odd list, together with the ch1r~
of lcv . ale, etc.
I" y BURR SMI‘I‘II.
Tax Collector, List of 18‘s.
Dated at. Nurmitr, April 18th, me. $98
TAX COLLEC'I‘ORS‘ SALE.
Notice is hereby itvcn that the undersigned.
under rind by virtue o e certain tux werreut. duly
executed and ‘2:de by proper authority, and di-
rected to the nu entailed, commanding hint to levy
end collect of
ALFRED B. ALLEN AND WIFE.
had other persons burned in the rate book. on the
lint to said war-rent unncxod, tbclr cavern] prupoh
lions of the cunt tntrit us therein stated, aid cunt
belnlr a tux or «resultant firmed upon b the in-
bnbltuutr of the town of math. rczu lrly and
locally “rumbled. to wit :—0n the 90th dny of De-
cember, A. 1).. 1 met for the urpoao of provid~
trial for the tudeht rim of acid own but of 1826,
lcv be upon and will roll tit Public Auction, et the
gremlins hereinafter described on the 38th 613; of
one, A. ., 1878, at It) o‘eloe , u..1u., no much
of the following described real astute, (Is set in the
list. of 1878), of
Alfred B. Allen and Wife,
cttunted in tuttd Norwulk, bounded uorthcrl by land
now or formerl of (too. W. round on others,
easterly by bin of Flu-lira Clar and others, acuity
erlx by highway culled Second avenue, and westerly
by end of Andrew 1'. Jones, uld met betnrz one
hundred feet front rind veer by one hundred rind
11ft feet in length, known tut Lots No. 1 and i on
but Second avenue ls dcotgnuted on u cumin map
of building lots on tile in the Town Clerk‘l ofllco in
aid Nor-walk, and known on map of East Norwalk.
s will raise the sum of Four Doll-rs und Thirty
Cents, H.301, that being the proportion of the said
Alfred 11. Allen and Wife.
of the sum total in said list, together with the
charges of levy, ltllt‘, etc.
Bl‘RR SMITH.
Trix f‘ollcctor, List of 1st».
Dated at Norwnlk. April lrlth, ISTH. ass
Tax Collector’s Sole.
Notice is hereby given thut the undersigned,
under end by virtue of it certain tux warrant, duly
executed and sinned by proper attthoritv.nuddi—
reeled to the undersigned, commanding him to levy
and collect of
THOMAS F. WIISON.
And other persons named in the rule book, on the
list to Mild warrant annexed. their seven] propor—
tloni cf the sum total as therein stated. Quid sum
being It tax or assessment a rreed upon bv the in-
habitant; of the town of orwalk. regularly and
legally assembled, to wit, :——0n the filth day of De-
ccruber. A. 1)., 1816, met for the urpose of provid~
ing for the ludcbtednes of mill town list of 18m,
levies upon and will sell at Public Auction, at the
premises hereinafter tlcrlt‘rittcd, on the thh day of
. tine, A. 1)., 1878. tit 10 o'clock. a. 1n . so much
of the following described real estate, ‘lns set in the
list of 18761, of
Thotnus F. Wilson,
situntcd in said Nurwnlk, viz.: tine tract with
buildings thereon, near the Connecticut Turnpike,
so called, hounded northerly Ind westerly by land
now or latte of heirs of Samuel Sci mom, (licensed,
rottthcrl by highway. turd custerly by land of
Henry hiytnaur. helm: fifty feet trout and forty
itlh feet reur. and one hundred and thirty-tire feet
more or less in dcplh, mic utlii-r piccent West New
walk, containing sixty fect from and reu- und two
hundred (90th fi-i-t iti depth, with the buildings
thereon. bounded northerly be land of l‘u'rick
Rooney. castcrlv by highway, southerly by land of
John Ayres in part turd in part by land of Ferdinand
tluvcs, rind westrrly by land of Ferdinand Ilnycs.
an ulso one other truct tienr Lupton‘s Boga, so
culled, contriinine four times more or less. bounded
northerly by land of Fcrdiuuhd Ilnycs, curlterly by
land now or formerl of heirs of Legrnml Lockwood,
dcceusml, southerly tt' lurid now or furmcrly of heir:
of Legruld Lockwood, dew-turd, and land of how
ficribner and westerlv by lunilof Amy Scribner. land
of \‘utidertiilt, of Thomas I“ Wilson tutu wife turd
by llighwuv, us will raise In" sum of six Dnllsrs
and Fifi v t‘cnts, tSIi.3fill, that being the proportion
of the rut d
'l‘lmntss F. Wilson.
oftlre sum total in siiid 1192, together with the
charges “I l\'\)‘, sale. ctc.
“I‘RR SMITH.
'l‘itv i‘ollcctiir, List of 18?“.
Dated at Noriiiilk, April Nth, lb‘le‘ ens:
'l‘tu (‘ollcclor‘s Sale.
Notice ishcri-tiy elven tlutt the undersigned, lttt~
dor unit by \lrtuc of at certain tux w irrsrxl, duly cv-
ccuted unit slurred by proper authority, und directed
to the uudcrs‘igncdxouiuuitnlin: him to levy rind col-
lt‘t‘l “f
WILLIAM ll, W ATERISI'RT AND “‘ll‘R,
and other pcisons paint it: the
rule book. on the list to said warrant
Mirrored, their several pnrportiuhs of tliesttm tutul
u:- therein stated. said sum being a tax or assess-
ment agreed upon by the inhabitants of the town of
Norwulk. regn urly and lccully Assembled, to “it :
0n the atltlidny of Ilci‘clltlwt‘. A. D . ISIb met for
the purpose of prmidinu for the indebtedness of
risid town list of ism, lctics upon, sud “I” sell at
public auction. til the premises hen-iriutter dcscribr d
on the 17th titty of .quc. A “.183,“ ll o‘clock n.
It., tin much of the following described real estate
(as set in the list of retro of
Willtunt ll, Waterbury and Wife.
situated in siiid Norustk. tilt the road lcudinu from
Turnpike to Flux llr‘t. Ill quantity one “)0“ mo!“
of torts. with the buildings thereon stuttdiug, bounds
ed northerly by hunt 1“ Rev. Druid It. Air-tin. cost
rrly by land of bcrrs of Jnlttcs Seymour, deceased,
new or lstc, southerly by land of Klara \\‘.\terl\ury
and lsnd of Lotus Waterbury. and westerly by high
wiry, its will raise the sum of l‘iic Dollars i$h tilt,
““‘ 1‘ (h l‘mk“ “5w" ““2 tttll l“ ”hind“: Also Ritsittl‘ss and Test Medium, will visit than b“‘lla“h“ lit“ notion of the said
illlum l Watt-thruy sud Wife.
of the cum tofal in said list, tiurcthcr \\ith the char
2““ of lciy, sale. ctt‘
lll‘llll SMITH.
'I‘sx \‘ulli‘l Eur. llpl till 13:6
Dated ut Xiuiiulk. April 12th. ISIS
83‘?
Tax Collector‘s Sale.
unit by urine of it certsin tux warrant, duly~ cxis‘ir
ted rind stupid by proper humor its, and directed to
the understgrmlmintrusudtug him to levy turd collect
of
WILLIAM “AW b‘s‘l‘,
and other persons trsruflt in the
rule book on the list to fluid wurrturt
utirwxcd their iei’crsl pmpurtions of the sum total
its therein suited. and sum twins in tax or sssesv
tueut screed it run by the inhubirsiits of the townof
Xorwulk, reap rule and lcguily uss.~:rn\ti~rt,_ to wit :
(in the Nth lb“ of It‘ss‘tulwr, A. it , 1st met for
the purpose of I‘h‘VNllll‘.‘ for the inilcbtistncss of
suit! town list of l‘ltk lt‘\l!\i upon tut“ pill sell tit
public auction. u: the pr‘wuises hr rcinufter described
on the “lb 11:“ ufdure, A. I) . tm it! 11‘ o‘clock :1.
ti\., so much of the following described real Nlblv‘
[ls set 111 the list of lite: of
William llswost,
sttustcd in ssid Norm rite, humid“! and described as
follimez~fiuntuitrin: st I point being the north
west corner of said tut-d on the mulu bighwuy loud»
in: to New tutisuti. thence rupture; \Wstcrlv about
one ltllltt‘h‘tl suit clown feet on land of cirs of
\‘lisrlcs t‘omstock, deceased. thence rennin: south
westerly about "II“I‘ hundred and richly the feet
irks.“ on limit of heirs of i‘hss. t‘oriistock, dcwtismt,
thence runoinv in it stratum litre north \‘VNII‘I‘LY
ubout two hundred unit ninety feet to the center of u
cediu tree sud limit now or formerlyof James R.
Bits unit thence running north westerly ubsut three
hundred unit the feet on the New t‘unuun Road, to
the point of beginning, iii- will “use the sum of one
ltollsr and Forty Three Dents, $1.1m, thst turn: the
twportlou of the sold
thlhun Iluwost,
of the cunt total in “111 list, inventor with the chur-
of lev , rule, etc.
8!“ y [“3th SMITH,
't‘ris t‘ollictor, List of "th
Dutcd ut Norwslk, April “lb, 137%. 387
TAX COLLECTOR‘S SALE.
Notice lit hereby lveu that the undersigned, uni
dcr and b virtue o a certain tux warrant, duty c~
outed tin eiuuml by proper authority, end direct .
to the undersigned, commanding hint to levy end
I tof
001 W MARY 0. ROBERTS
and other persons painted in the rutc book, on the
list to rand warrant utuexed, their several tropon
tlults of the sum total us therein eluted, an d sum
being a tax or useesentent unreabupon by the inhuhl~
turtle of the town of Noni-slit, re ulnrlv and legally
assembled, to witz—Ou the 20th by 0 December,
A. 1)., 1878, met. for , the purpose of providing for
the ludcbteductts of said town list it 1876, levies
upon end will soil It Public Auction, at the promises
beretuufter dcecrlbodmu the 18th day of June, 11. 1).,
1878. at 1 o‘clock, p, ni., on much 02' the following
dcecribcd ml estutc. (or act in the 11st. of 18th) of
_ Mary C. Roberts,
stunted in cold town of Norwulk, In the district
known on North Norwulk, bounded northerly on u
ropored ht tinny known us Vituntprnik “root one
hundred m seventy—ave feet. southerly on lend of
Ocrncllelt. Roberts. easterly on hind of heir: of
Thumb. Aiken, (lectured, weererly on Lottnsbury
avenue, known its No. Lounsbury avenue,
on a cor-tutu tulip on tile in the town clerk u
clinch: cud Norwulk, known its a map f buil‘dln
tot: attuned in Earth Norwntk. Gourmet. at. u wt
retro the mm of chcnt ~ttve Cents [$0.10], the! be-
la: the proportion of t 0 «id
Mary C. Reborn,
of the aunti‘totul 1:1 said It“, together with the
chases 0 av ', at 8, etc.
’ BURR 8111111.
Tax Collector, List of 1878.
noted ct Non-nth, April 13111 1818 $1
To: Collector’s Sale.
Motto-1r borobéfl‘von t‘bflut ta; undersigned under
ver u fODllflEl“ decanted with tl-iw- umnunl credited on license fee. to do more than WP")we ll“? NW3“ “'1" “‘9 it b that the undersigned, u- cor It With dill! “0'
:2"an 3i: , and in the center of the plut~ The town clerk is authorized to receive amend ones I felt were suitable to tilt such d°§3lfi}'flg§.§ :‘AN‘ ,“ w... «i, u. gaggkffiw by www.mhoflu‘m “mud",
form was a large white cross. or the blue of the license money. “id within "ll"! days places, I “Elam“ “*9 “Pl‘llc'mls ‘0 the bu outed on: tinned bvmw%“m $303: the undmlxmimmdlnflhmmh" ndcottcct
which was arranged beautiful covers Ind my om the suite ta them“ tmsum. lm lectmem which “'0 ‘W’PW- 3363393: "' ”M “' M1133 fill-“t
m... "d “r" “W" m “‘9“ l“ W" M“ '°' °‘°“ “W m" 6““ .. “r 1.5““ "=1“? ‘3»“i‘m‘i-‘i “it"; i ""33 "Ebert rerun... .. .... our. . ..: mm“. “.2... find}:
ted eve hundrorne It PeifHDOF- he interred. mm c uustnletneu u in tent r c, I mdotbcl cum u book on o I“ “I,"
:‘t‘flcllt'. co'tiysiatcd of maxillarccilatinns and Any person ownintr or keeping it dug or its-tr that your Selectmen hereafter, before garoriu.‘:m&:wl t.‘féogfgwm‘md awn” gg'igad‘ dfim&?:fih&"m&w
B bic railings. tppropfiutc to the comma, dogs, who runs to comply with the nquhe sending a child to we. shall see “I“ “t”! “mutant urn-meat urn-brut- W“ mi. thinbnblultm of the town of Rorwulk,
em tug which were a quuiette “ He is Ris- manta of the new low, are lieible to n fine of come as they should, and I ”3"," “ll“ unuof memo! Norw‘lktmhflmlu‘lg filer! “'1 lea“! ”Na“ ($512: “If
.n “ by Misccs Scott and Fennel! end ‘7, or imprisonment tor 30 daysur bulb. and enough it! ”0‘“ N ”elm" “my "u "“° g*°l“““u:?r§‘tt‘.%’i“"’il‘“ llama. tbétn- fiddler“ gikfrhdh‘ m of old t5"!
"a,“ Pecnnlt. ragga: was t"? nicely it is made the duty afgrsud Info“ and all them all right. M J Dims “3‘33“"th to? tnfifitovtu “m3: mo: 1333mm “commit?“ Niggl‘ltfi;
. no. its :le iii-tun no te- - p me other prosecution 0 cm 0 premium ~ ‘ will "11““ "W “i“ N“ ' “GUM“ W“ '
a?!” “ Recurrétion" with much force and Any person who kills it don properly regis- “W ‘ I" “33%“ mfimgflm‘lfi‘tfih“ ‘3‘3: ““33 °' Jwifiia“ fian‘h‘hfi mm
g; o, her voice bring distincu bcnrd torrid, outrun the killing bejustifluble in the Reply no “lacuna Sollmk, a,” reel uteri-'33 m thettut of ““1 .33 coat. “saga“; “I
by all. Mr! Cm belt and Mrs. I. John protection of life or prttpetlyt shell beheld To the Editors Q! the 355113;“...1‘13; t mdlw'dfilfif miurerryvllhlo cc uno- Riley. 1! t' of
s... is. ”it'd“, “Sign; lrsttlziirtitiizmn-r. “chins: .......... .. New “1“?“ tr."- " midst“ it: were "r it: immfit-‘ll‘i‘l‘lll‘i-‘im-id Mme
~ - ‘ ‘ Davis containodt c trot on .v. m t I 1-0 “M “ V“ m" °' ‘ i.“ of tit-but an m unanimous 1
may feature of the concert win the ebull- to u do: of 37, 0' '0 Nfiwm‘m“ W" mm right for Mr. Andrew Selleck to deny it, at Nunlwwwigg‘m “ L7 {3’ m o, h, “a snout: by tad of m
m or “:me by the echelon undcrthc then 30 duysorbatb. ‘ than: were many whom “hm mg.) m“ 0‘3“; “my,“ ”can" A, boll-on Allen. we,“ fig‘hmfl"; 3"
We *° "il’ '° we; “mu". 2 .. T° "r“ linear: in my ......... .. .. .. “that We“ ... "m «ovum-'1“ our. 2:. °- been" 0.... mm ....
the tender. helmet; we 9:. or on 9’ two chidrcn "rived u the Home direct «at or N" WW M '4“ . t... mmuouotm d »
to. from the pitiful”. 05' I0“ ‘ '"h I“ “q“lnm'm' ”I ‘5' “9" "3‘" ‘d from the bend: of the officers of Norwutk, W madam, “ total 1'" main-twirl thorium:
1"" '5" lily h u" had 'm‘a' uc- which ‘5' m" k ' 5”“ "mp.“ nod all were diapoud to censure more of then-Window mm mm" :93 a: 2‘3" tut. ‘
ed 0- “" 33"- 3.0% 3 a. plan. _'rr.. 3.: rinuu'oa' ' Uohuodrlod sum, guilty or such was ad shameful miter. nudism-h. 6°- pan .3
m b] . _ w w m “In. If - Th. idea“ 010th WOII by “It cw- , . manual“ “I. m
end 1'. Paul.“ 0| «.me! "m“ EV“ 3mg, drab 1W1 to Norwnlk.obdbmlb0'n mammoth.“ ‘ an. 5 ““3
V
coon,“
scum;
WHEAT, _
wm'm‘ou‘s, ,
MEAL, ‘
CORN and ours,
New Haven Hams,
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NINGS,
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FINE NEW f
L. Dibble, J r’s, Cheap Gash Store. .
BUTTER.
vitamin B
Ever Ofl'ered in South N orwalk. .7
Fill Mllfllflil lolillitclss‘ Flirt
’ .50 per bbl. or $1.10 bag.
' Fine Michigan Mamjly Flour
$7.50 Bbl.
Good Family Flour $7.00 Bill.
Hams at Cost.
At W. w. cousrocK’s.
80111811111111,
Nil.
EYERiYBODY GO TO
G. W. D A Y’S
AND GET ONE OI“ 'lllE
PA '1‘ E N 'I‘
retinitis
Militias
Mop Combined.
It clcuns the 11 rur without slurping or
putting t'tc hands into dirty Winter.
p rwu can do more wink with it tlnn live
art with soy other brush or mop.
only nixctiiue in the world that likes up
Noticeittbcrcby given that the undersigned, under pirty writ-T Without belt-fl] 0f spurge:
0 no
It is the
MIGHI
MINNESBTA,
ST. LOUIS
And int the Choice Bra-id;
New Process Eli
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South Sorwolk, Con...
The Farm.
The Garden,
EVERYTHING Full
The G rectrlteusc,
a“ n "I throwers,
BEACH:
Box 13520.
new
SON 8'. (20.,
7 Barclay Sh,
YORK CITY.
388
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CONSPANTLY BEING RECEIVED.
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a: Portmoniaea
Chamois, Sponges,
Soap,
Flesh‘ Brushes,
Chest Protectors,
Face Powder,
Pocket Knivu,
'OIGARS.
Emythint: lb NIWDGOODS can b. MIC it
BHARLES BRIGGS
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tn the confident nutrition all belief but no other
“film
inducer-eu- on
through tnvel. ‘ route of
"if“.
Construction &l§qnip-clt
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Pennsylvania Railroad
mud. confMty ut the bend of the American with
wnyu. The truck is donate the entire length of the
line, of steel roll! told on heavy
cram warm." “it i... tone.
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endbutlt the not! WW In pol-us
we. while out“? life absurd-Loren 0
use title lodctc comfort all club-cc.
Tbc Safety Appliance
to on on thin the well “lute-to the for
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1191 In «outrun-It on!
much.“ am mm
when“
The Block Systo- of My Skull,
Janey Couple, Enter and Putin-r
The Wharton Paco-t Switch,
Watt-chub? Air-Into.
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