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vOL. 8. NO. 2

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8.

buryudHovwaitNh-ondt Cmfro-

‘lrsnd t‘enzrd Dcpot. New York i SI ullee‘ul fro-
m. I!

"w Huron : it wile.
in ics (with
Intent couple
the mutt-v. sud ta t

sud applied with “collect
laundry on . rte“
froa and lit depart for h‘vw

or lit-bury.

to “d m

It
R

: utd
If he probabl . the
cal Watt-r W h
ptoteetedtroudre

for culinary and
train. "rive

orb. cutthroat-dru-

Nubnry dailv. A line of freight propella- mom

“vi! to and Row

York. bud e large

ms

rhodium past-fewer trump male. daily trip- duriu

the summer raoutbs. conveyin-
low fure of sacs-nu brilliance of

are ‘8 in

M
‘5 fill“ GI' fl.

trip to New York and rctnrn. ”all“ for at court.
This all is delightful. and eoneecriou ere undo

Vi?!
r2139;

the Now ‘tork.

and Frnisy‘e. \‘ruele
\v \fe! lbw-hum their m at
.‘luruih its: crown rapidlv and In

b New Haven and min"
The steamer Young America not to had
from “lintinelun. L f. on Xondaye.
flowing
thewharvee South

I’edueedaye.
ta tea or
murmur. were

Hun doubling its populntio- ‘ifhln tho wt toll

rears. shdiu now one of the more

ti ms on the .\‘ew York nnd .\'ew

intone.“ era~
Haven “head.

‘1‘ w . hit-r pundits or the inhabitants are the mm

frtztrc or machine", urea. em

nee. loch. but

straw goods. Ihip building and the cultivation of

Rum!

(\vslr!‘

reds of barrels of oystm ore chip

dhl‘v to tho lam eltieu when they an Wis ed

on tit-count of their euro bite and we‘ll
is a loeutiou for muufaetnrlu Wlblirhs

‘0?

inc- fla~

In can it otfcri unusual facilitiee. Here are the .\‘or~
w silk Loch t‘o.. monomer: of Loch. Strobe.
llruuu Hands: The riarwall lion Work. On, . mam

a fnr'tisrl‘re of tho NQM‘ .‘fv‘dm Wand

tarlr‘s

t‘virhntrd thaw Futons; 0mm: .e tnaprx A. Sai-

ruutt ii tb \\‘ ll.

Nut-dict. Smith 0

NI",

\l mu “mu. .b Brush. the latts r the ore mufao

‘ ‘3 fr“?!
J .l

or the huh.

flat
\sch. Nr cutter-u Batty 37mm arrow bat

Forming (Xx.

mswamvmwn; Launch" Ml. .b Roan-ell. line
it: ml: "sonnet Htmeld t‘o..Planin2 lililleJtoben R
mm mm Paper no: lanctaetorv. Gm. & Bell's

in“ \‘\M and Hart” Railwav; R

tehardt. & Wed

“at ““lltiv‘h: builder! cud mtrnctnn, lumber

"bin. Coal vane. u

ratios. deride. etc. For the

.‘ rural retail cud locul bullet". eee ether-thin: col

‘1 1m: of rhiu paper The" are a drunken. Pong
rm ml. low-moi. hfethodlet, Baptist. catholic.
one Suture 3:3}: The

h‘a‘mnol Bunk:
til-1.1 Fire luv-nun" Co, which

overv state in the Prion. and one
restful catapult!“ in the country.
{cur mat-d arhoalt~ gun worka,

New
up.
hie
agencie- in
of the meet no
“on are creek

paved strreu. de-

lightful xnd extended vines of the Sound ‘1 hr aa
that we run reach. not or wear, from tho elevations
ruin,- him the bullpen! rv-utrc, where are situated

nutty beautiful srtmmvr vailhsl. uni
“foam“. owtml bv

rommodluus r-rm

thus-a not racing“! in purities:

bv‘rc, the Wl'v‘tlpltlll‘ of ‘hit‘h \‘nttfrihilie touch to the
lift. fruition Jud phupnrif‘ of the oil: dot-tn: the

mtmtucr months

There strvtwo well Inufimlt‘d and

vwll minim-mi bowls. Then- is c nunidceut opera
mute mu will war if“ pot-mum. To capitalist: end
.Illifw! llf‘li‘t; e‘iahilebmr‘l" linking for ‘ place in

ionic we rwnmmoud lltll city.

.Kny infumallmr

tfv-iirwi in“. N- rliocrhtlly given by native-Nitric luv
nw-rtlwr of the l‘ilv gowrrtmenl. whose unmet will

be {Mimi iii Anothcr column

Son rh Sunni}: nfhn

unusual facilities and ittdnccmruis to the caplulln,
mechanic or laborer, a» it in A city of grout poealbili‘

that a ctr} now of imporrbnee bud

influence—a rcp.

mwmsttve ,‘law Englund town. having everv futility

prom-m and pros
0‘: And cuinyiug ifo.

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.Vaw-Wtwrrun 3. “nu-drip.
f‘fflkh‘l! Waco!
t‘ollli-‘~tnr~lb\nruvt

iii A Tout“ List ".7.
Mmduus it first“!
Auditor-«Tu mums than,
.Irrumkultsu ti, Mutin-
M

Torch

Tumour“ Wrucox,

Rut-own.

“so! Tn'tnlr,
WWtws‘ 1‘ Carat
(1qu cf MV—llurrs l‘ruu

mm-

L!“

ttvc for rubbing and saving mou-

 

iii‘ru‘ioiviu ctr! 'orrtcrtts

‘16: PM“?

.1. Rc‘ieu.

‘.

mm. t‘nnnlpgham. chm" r “slim-It, \vm.

inn 1‘ t‘rrw, t‘ttrmiau Small. J
Unvrr \“ Weed

obit L Richard,»,

“hm (hunts-bani» Tulluudce Biker, Alden

\‘oimuus, Rubcrr 1! Ruwnn.

Mow». Worm Fieldw-
W t‘. Quintin-d

‘1‘? (‘V VI! flhifif“ MIIIWI- 0’ m mu

(t! «\F‘C‘Xu RI.

1. t‘bsirman Committee on Finance. Christian

Stuarts.
! titanium t‘ururnittce on 0rd
T. t‘raw.

innn roe, William

\. Chairm‘n Committee on l‘uiicc, William T.

(‘ruw
r, t‘hbirman f‘nrttueittcc an
(“barb-n? llxllnclr

Lam): and Gan,

\ t‘huirmun t‘ummitteo on Streets and Rldcwulku,

John L. Richard;

a Chairman t‘ummluu
t‘hariu I. Edltwl.

? t‘bnirrnan Committee on S
“it‘Mhll

on “to

Depot-intent,

«wen. Juan 1..

s (‘hlmun (\turnit‘cc on Public Pristine. Cbria—

tics: Swim.

H. t‘helrw Committee on Public Health, Oliver

W W cod.

to. t‘hairmau t‘ommlttccun Amount-nu, t‘bris—

tun Ewart!

 

 

ti t‘Nirmln Committee on Renoir: and Supplied
New w \\‘.-.~.i
Chm-eh Bel-vim.
ifuwr hi. I. f‘m‘nrn‘ Rev W, I'L “mic.

Pustnr.

lmt-hiuwwwrv Sabbath at l" . -

u‘lJ

her in ; summit §chmil u it it; rum xterm:

in d f!) l H. firtdav; Your:
lei-tine on Thurbduy evening.
dry “coins.

t‘uxunnruvtxnn. l'lll‘nt‘tl‘ Rev
mag, harm, l‘warhinr rvcry
w A M ”til {‘0 l‘.\l.;

iale h it bani It

People: blurring

and: Motrin. In tit): “9“Iul't‘hl‘h‘h l‘ruvor
T“ y I t‘lnu Meeting i‘u—

. ilomcr .\‘. hum
iabbvh it! to.
it \l :

yum»; p... pb‘u i‘uxrr \lwtlrsg a! 1th l‘ llfl‘ucuslu

Restitu-
in: at ?

t‘hurvh Prue! firmly: on Thur-wit“ evrm
so; Minimum t‘um‘ert Inn thbhath «vett-

tug, spud“ tit-bind t‘uncert second firhbub fivt‘fli“:
in each mouth; Teachere‘ termini: ll‘rlduy evening.

Btrvtsr Tissnurruwnn, .2
Hum Merlin: overy Sabbath
H. l" .\l ; Sunday tint-mt \

i I»:

and \l Taylor,
at man A \I‘ and
My» Meeting

'i‘buredav evening u f It : fluidity school Concert
mold

Suuday in «sch mouth

Timur? murmildacopali Rev. Dr, Spencer,

Rector meme urvce

on Sunday immune!

at that twice titted“ evening- at too u‘rlnrk‘

net the fir-r unudsv in the month

‘in "My

(multitude ll eclebrsled uni lbrre is no wrvirc at

Minimum evening

We! la etch-d ht hulfpiut thrce

in the \flmmn, with instruction to the chlidnm,
aloud” school at it 3.. but on the lrrt sand“ of

the month at 3 p to.

both at in “ a. in

out eudpt ‘9 w
IV even n: T (5‘: t .

d luv AY‘W‘ hf E. t‘uvncw.

rut-tor. Punching every babbatb

7 ). It). Struts free.

"tpvutlv (“unlit-u! (‘lrr'twl «~80le rvcry Sat»
and 1' p. at . in the room at the
t‘arrtegc Bridge; prsycr circling Srl<

Rev, Wfi...

e: 10.31”. in. arid

timid" school It “'13 p, m.

Regulu church prgycr met-ting on Wednesday cvc~

plug.

Snrsnvwo turns Damn-Sunday school n

:23) o‘rlnrk p in, ; l'rsyrr “Steffi
sands rvdmc. uni 23" o‘clock
lug. ll lhvltcd.

Hz at 7H o‘clock
Wednesday evcu~

GmxtvlerLl (‘iupgt - Sunday School at 3:30

p. Pruyvr Martini-.3
on rigs u 1“, u‘cluclr
“

Sunday

Ind Walncrday

society Directory.

MASOXK‘.
Old Well Lodge .‘l’o. it! y. A.

M. meet the ant

at! third Tim-d“ evcning‘ of etch month. cl!»

1 Hall. Clerk & Lane‘s Block.
:tlBQSclor-k. Mcrntmilr’. it.
s. “Geo. w. smith : .1. unfit.
R. I. Wilcox; Treat. W. C. Qn
Butler Chub!!! No. 8 R. A. I.

South Nornlk.“
fleddrus Guvcr:

ll. Golden ; Sec.
int-rd.

Inc!- the roman

Innday evening of each month. at )fuonlc "all,

nub a an‘l Riot

Maven nil. it. It. I. Vilmx; K .
sevlhcx win. 3. Bend; That,
Two. Wilcox.

St. John‘e Lodz! So. I I. A. I

k, South 21mm at 7 ”o‘clock

Gm. W. Smith

J. 8. Smith:$ec.

. meets the a?i\

and third Thursday erratum of each month, at St
John”: Ball. «inert: Building, Norwallut r Nam:

I..A C Golding S

(tic-ere »w. .
Trent». Asa

J. W“ 13.", Sell-wk:
w 8. Wilcox-on.

'ubimon Chapter No. M It
due-d

w. “uh Harris;

8.311; 8a., Ed-

A. ll. meet- tho

trot w ar evenins of eat-b month.” St.
John‘s lull. Guru-ere Blildinz. Norwulh. I! ‘l o‘c.
W41 P Wu Randall Smith: I. Ai‘tsold‘t‘g:

8.,6co.
Jacob?!

Gill .
fihv one;
I. i. M St.

at 'f 3 o‘clock.
It: 1‘. 6.. Fl

a! one loath do

I. 0. 0. F.

filler in. death limit.
W. .
evening at 3 o‘clock. Degree

% ‘Pltlcur

a “I." ‘3‘

Q
“Wflflm
"will We ‘8‘. t.
~13:

ward sonar; mt; Am

I! te‘ebel»
int-eh Ml
who; q‘fiots S‘t‘uut. heed:
t 3". a we a“ pet;

muss. send. u |‘“

8.13131 sct! .

we." so. a l. 1‘. wear: the cut

ly tnd Audit_et.

ohn‘e “all. {in-tie Building. 5m-
C. 3‘0. Iafiggovtt
A. Gold: Sui : tic.
fight“; It“. 30h! I. Smith.

Re. Burn-ulna Fellow. lull.“

everyWedn
was. hot w .

SufiuWIetiowe

tth
etle‘ciec.

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A [elm I“ Wanted.

“Areliable man wanted to take ebcrge
of c farm “ — “ A reliable man wanted in a
matinehouse " - “ A reliable me wrated
to enperintend n mill “ ‘ “ A reliable than
wanted a teller in a but! “ — en the advco
thermal: read. What u demand there is
for reliable men? Younz women want
them for huabuude: fathers and mothers
wont them for ameiu‘law. » Pmple in
trouble inquire anxiously for a reliable
luwyer reborn they can coach; the etch
want u reliable physician: the eburcbee want
I reliable mm for a minister, tithougb they
do not advertise their want in u news.
Pill“

There treats to be no end to the dcmxuds
for reliable men. Arc rcliublc men so very
source that .0 much polut is male of getting
them!

We npprehend thev are not as plenty as
they should be. erlrble etchitecte rind
contractors and engineers the not to be
found in every place, or there would not be
IO runny railway and bridge accidents; cub-
ier-I and other buck officers are um always
reliable, or them would be no dcfuicutionn
The saute may be aid of trustees end in‘
tursm officers. In truth. reliable men do
not crowd one another in any class or occu~
patina.

Young men. it is for you to determine
whether you will be a Niiublt‘ with or not.
It all dcpcnda upon yourself. Nothing“
caller; only molvc that you will be it re-
liable men, and stick to it through every
temptution.

There h‘ll been sonic etiticisms on the
word rcii'tbic, its not being good Eltglieb.
But the Word will nuswcr very n'., if we
can ouly have the qlllii'y which it describes.

 

Brown‘s Wife went t t the dentist lzituly
Ind tool: :13. The new set of tcrtlt is not
ready, nor is she rcsdy; and m flu-re has
been peace in the Brown family for several
days, as Brown joyfully rctuarkcd: ‘ Ilcr
mouth is (timed for rcpsirs, ‘

 

Butler baa dccided that the laboring turn
can no longer do without him, and so he
proposes to run himself as the labor cultdl~
date in Massachusette this fall. He will
bowl for cheap money and death to the
bloatcd nrlatocrsts. He‘s a poor msn not
worth much more than thrcc millions, all of
which be earned by labor, cititfly during
the war. His hand has become horny by
much use of the scissors in coupuurlipping.
--C'uumnt.

The eleventh Suite Sumluv vao-vl C \n-
vcnthn will be bvld at .‘liddlrtown, June
4th, 5th and Gilt, 1378, under the auspicfl
of the Connecticut Sunday St‘ilxl‘li Traci»
on" Association. Etlicicm ltadvrs will be
prcsmn in rcndcr valuable aid in tlic trout
ntrpt of topics in in) diwusscl in lltc scs-
siortc of the convcuttun. uni tm pains will
he splrcd to unite it an occasion of rare in.
trier-t and profit in tho Stmdw school wurk~
on of our Sld‘f‘. An outline prugratutttc,
indicating the mineral pliu of tho (mnvcir

tint: will b: I‘llhilsili‘tl at tin cariv \‘.\\'.
-—-——-—

A llu‘lford Correspondent of thc va
York Times “‘Iiit'S (hill the spring in Unit-
uecticut this year is fully two weeks earlier
than usual, and tho yicld of griin and grass
promises to be from fifteen to \\“t‘l’lly pct
cent lurgcr than last season. lie thinks the
tobacco crop in the t‘nnucciicut Vitllc)‘ this
vcsr will rwicb 20,000, Onlv about 8,000
cures arc counud Ni for the lluuszuouic re
glue. The product tnvrc is but!” than and
c ‘mlll‘itlé higher prices than can be nitllilllt‘ii
lit this Su‘ll ‘n. Tiit‘ p m r crap in all P‘l‘h‘
ilf lht‘ Stilt‘, it is‘ beilt‘Yt‘tl, \Vlil ilt‘ gxuni.
The scaswu fur fruit bills fair in be lit . bus!
for lll‘li‘)‘ veztrv. 'l‘ltc h‘t‘t‘llt ratios lmvc
dam on lij‘ll‘V in fruit or antwittg crttps‘,

—_—

il‘llnttuvun ll sun‘s skirtttiebtug fund his
Michell $60,000. Thc it‘f‘ripls now art-rue
#300 s vim-tr. 1‘ch has bunt much duubt
Ii to the entire :uuouul t t bc misml bvfurc
{wilting the impending blow of England.
and it has of isle bccu believed lhsf. mum
dcm-terxiiun this close \t band. it will
be new bv the following cr'ract from tut
article by O‘Donnvan “mat in the Irish
“3W, hmvcvrr, thit ii million is the aunt
that be h1ilu view: “\i‘c itclivvc timt Eltu
ntrllinn dollars could be raised if phtpcr vx-
unions were made, But canvasscrs and
collectors tire needed -—I man in evvry strcct
who will cummvncc the work, who will my
t l himself, i. will brave all the scours the
cynicrl will cast upon the."

#—

Tbe llllitl‘t‘ulh annual meeting of the Na-
tional Temperance Society was hell in New
York, last week Tuesday. The runurl re.
port says, in may suite lcgislalut‘es as well
u in congress, the liquor traffic has occa~
slurred much discussion, but there buvc been
few importuut Chartres in the statutes. The
liquor problem is becoming more and more
a recognized paramount question of practl~
cal pumice. The cnnuul report shows total
receipt: of $54,080,includirg donation. of

7,182; total expenses comm William E
Dodge wrs rcelcctcd president. Resolu-
tions were udcpted acknowledging the large
unsure of effective cwipcratiun cx~
tcudcd to the cause by Christian ministers,
nnd also requesting all Sunday school su~
periutcndcntl and teachers to make icm~
prance a rpeclal subject of instruction.
Also heartily rvjtthtng in the mango by the
United States Senate of the bill to provide
for I nailonnl committee of inquiry con-
cerning the alcoholic liquor trrmc, and
mostly "queuing the House of Rapmuir
utivec to concur in tin! important nature.
It not who received that the license ayatcut
u a method of Rgifldtlu and controller
the mile in intoxicating liquor is t lamcw
table failure.

libacn, N. Y.. ia ecudallacd over the
chugec of profane swearing preferred
saint a minister of tint intro. But under
the circumstance. or the Mural of that
city publish: them. thrrc is certainly route
creole for hire. He attempted to tube his
way in the dark through the fitting room to
the pantry, to depooit s bunch of rhubcrb
prevented him by s puiabioner. forgetting
thrt bum clearing had wrnmeoecd. The
wretched (iii hcd lelt c pull of can mp
mrthedoor, over whi:h he nccideataly
doubled. latching a mm: abut to rave

 

 
 

blunt! he grabbed for ear-ethic: with both
buds. and a he lighted firm on his «our
achbepelleddowecsutp bits tube

 

 
 
 

fulloferoekrr. Riot-fl pron to hit
fmhmdea’ruh‘fgrga unsafe. but

 

 

PUBLIC ACTS

OF THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT.

 

P.\SSED AT THE JARPARY 8888308 0! Till
GEXIRAL W313. 183.
[Published by Authority.)

[notice Bill No. 8.]

CHAPTER I.

An act in addition to so act concerning
Annual Meetings of the County Ruprescnr
ttves.

A» 1‘! arm by the atrium and Louie ref up
mmrim 3'» 9mm! My warn-Ital:
Section 1. That the clerk of such meeting

shall transmit its proceedings to the clerk

of the superior court in their county. who
ahall record the same in the records of said
court. And whenever any tax shall be hid
by the county rvpleecntatlvcc in such Incl-t-
iun, it shall be imposed upon the towns in
proportion to their mpeclivc lists but made
and completed, and shall be made payhble
at such times rut raid meeting shall prescribe,

Ind tht‘clcrlr of the superior court shslidraw

and sign orders, and proceed in all m is

concerning such tax as is now puwidt‘ny

itw.
Sec. 9. This act shall bike r-ffoct from its

passage.
Approved Fullru‘l)‘ 25, 183

House Bill No. ac.
t‘udl’l‘la ll.
An act rtlniiua to Strings Bruits.

Be it cnsctcti by the senate and boom of
teptreculutivcs in general assembly coir
vcncd :

Section l. Thst st‘ctinu mic, clutptcr eighty
eight of the public acts placed at the .hmr
airy session uf the geuorul assemblv. 1877,
which section tends as follows: “The twt
income of any sitviucs innit in excess Of a
sum 1 quill to ouc-quartcr of one pcr cont. 0!
its dvpostts actually earned during the six
months last proccdlnc, and no tunrc, may
be scutisnuuitllv dividcd among its dcpnsi—
tors," it". had lit» ililllt‘ is ltcrcbv, ettspoudod
for the term of one your from March l, 1878.

Scc. 3. This act shall Niko ell-«ct from its

eavigc

Approved February ‘25, lSTR

 

Home lllll No. in.
CHAPTER III.
An act n-lrttiuu to l'orjitry.

R" if i‘ll‘tt‘l".l by the scttalc ftlltl lutusc (if
n‘prcsculalivcs in gutter-til tissctttbly L‘ull‘
vcuedi

Svctinn 1. Every person who Sll‘i“ wilful-
ly or carruptly swear, affirm or irsilfv fllsc
iv to my material mullcr whcrc an mib or
affirmation is rcqnirrd bv law, or who slmll
unlawfully and curruptly procure another
so to do, shall b0 itupxlsoncd in it lull out
more than six months or iu the state prison
not more than five years; and when he. slmll
so hastily or smut) with ititcut to takt‘ lllt‘
life of mother be shit" be iutprisuuul in tbv
.1 no prison during lifc.

Sec. ‘2. Scotti“! nuc, chapter livc. titlc
twcn‘y of the gcncral rt ttutcs (intro 500i is
hereby Nitvulcii; prttvidctl, llIIWt‘Vt‘l', finch
repeal shall not apply intutv otl‘cuscs llg‘lillh‘l
said act C~lllllllllivil priur to tho p HS tgo till I
approval of this act,

Appruvcd Ft-bruurv ‘28, 183‘s.

umtne Bill Nu ‘lfL‘l.
t‘ll \l‘l‘ER l\'.

An art rt-lltinc to lbw usstgnun-ul of Fit»
iurc Eztrnitins.
lic it cttuctcd by tbc scuaic rind bonsc of
rcpn-scufhiiws in generally firSf‘ltllliy o u:-

Vi‘ilt‘tl.

Svclintt l. N» assignutctti nf fulttt'c citru-
inns slull bis valid against till Mulching crui-
llul‘ of the :trSlL'llill‘Jlult‘tlS lll'iilt‘ lu sccurc u
{mutt fldc drill, «lilo til lilt‘ tlllt'.‘ 0‘31“") lil-
sigutui-lti. ill“ ltlllulllll of which shill bc
st itml lltrrcin, us nmtlv as tho swuw out be
nscrfluli‘t‘d, nor ttulcu llll‘ lt‘l‘lll fur which
S‘li‘h earnings arc assigned slinll lu' nlctluitclv
limited in tho assigttuwm; nvr uttlvss hilt‘il
cuignutvut Shall bu rt‘i‘tll‘dt‘tl lmtutc Mlt‘h tit.
tutcliutcnt in tho town clvik‘s t lllct- in iln‘
town where tho assigttur reside», or if bl-
Yt“ilit'8 \Vlllwlli the slut», ill llti: lu\\‘ll
witcrv tltu ctupiuvcr rosidm, lllli‘ a (Hip)-
thcrmf lift with the ruipluyt-r from \\‘li\llll
the \vsw‘s M0 t . bccuutc tiili‘.

Src. ‘3. (‘ltaptcr twenty fivc of tho public
beta of 1876, and all Illllt‘l‘ llt‘lS inconsistent
lit-rrwl‘li, urc lu-rcby riprulwi.

Appramd Mulch 13, 13:8.

lluuw Hill No 3.
\‘il.\l“l‘lilt v
All It‘t fri‘tlllll: to (‘t ur‘s.
ll~ i! rtmwml by the “mute and hump uf
h‘ltwntu‘dlh'ts itt gmcrnl “881‘!“ny C-ill
\‘vuctl:

Suction 1. Tim! on adjuurottwut uf a'tv
trrtu ut scuslutt Hf lltt‘ suprcuw court of cr-
rurs in dll)‘ courtly or judicial disttict ttvly
be made, i“ suv limo when littjtliifie- of the
cvurt is phiit‘lll, by this slit-rifl‘ul Illa dvptttv
of such mutiny ur of tiny cuilufy within such
disltiul, upon l\ \vfiilcit ur‘ln-r lruut tltu chic?
jllS‘it‘c of suitl court, or to his «tumor or in-
:lhli“\‘ to Rt“, of lltc it‘llitll “\‘SLt‘ldfu itttice
uf stud cuuri, «liu'ctinc suclt adjuurttutvtti
and the limb in \t‘ltlt‘ll it slmll bu rustic; but
when till)‘ jitdgc orjudgos of said Cnufl shall
bc prracltt ouch jitdgc of judges may lllliki‘
such itdjaitrtttttvnt, pruvuicd, that «M “iii
j-uuruutcm undo \tpnu intuit writtctt order or
by ltll)‘ judge or )mlgca loss ill‘lll u quorum
sltnll not be made in it limo boynuti mic
or lllli limit the day of adjournment.

Svc. 2. Nu form of the suporinr cnmt,
court u! common pious, or district court.
sltnli be all} turned nrcliscnnlinuml by Hamill
of the nbscncc of tho judge assigned to hold
the some; and if no itldnt‘ appears on the
first day, or any cubsrqueni day. 0! any rcc-
ultir term, the abcrlil‘ of tiny couutv in which
it may bc, or his deputy, shall adj turn the
com! from day to day till ajudtzu shall at-
tvnll, or to any ccrmin till)’ on the writtun
order “fillcjudgc holding said court; but
after flirt-c mil lurumeuls from titty in tiny,
if no jutigv shall appear, then said sltclill‘ ur
deputy shall adjourn the cum! without dav,
and Wlil‘ll any judge who has been tissigncd
in hold any term of calm shall be unable to
hold nor continue it for such it period as
busincss may rtquirc. be shrill notify iltc
cbicfjustico of such inability, who shall
forthwith assign and dirt-ct sum-2 other judge
to bold or continue such term, whuahull
hold it accordingly.

Scc. 3. Seciiun twcniy~five, chapter thri-c,
title four, (payp- 44) of the gcuclai stnluics is
hereby ft‘pcitlcd.

Appruvrd February ‘23, 1873.

 

 

 

Luouee Bill No. 113.]
CHAPTER \'l.
An act in addition to tut sci entitled “ An act cnn~
ccrniun the rebuilding of Washington Bridge by
the tuwm of Bridgeport, Milford sud Stratford.“
Be it enacted bribe secure and home of teproum
uuvee lo genera assembly couveuod:

SECTION 1. "l‘hc commissioners appolutv‘d
under the not praised May sesslun, A. D.
1879, or their successors in «flier, to which
act this is an addition, shall, during the first
week in September. in «och year make a
written upon, over their own sl natures, to
the solectrucn of the towns of ridgeport,
Milford and Stratiord, stating therein the
toul Iruounf of tulls and other income cul~
lcctcd or received at the \Vashlugton bridge
during each and every month of the your
next preceding and tnding September 1st,
sud also the whole mount expended in
ouch and every month of such year. upon
ouch bridge. for attending gates and rcpitifi.
together with s list of the items of such rc~
putts cud the urine or trauma of the man
or power to whom such money is d.

hire. 3. Ssid wmmisclouers at the time
of uniting uld snoual report, shall. utter
deductlrt nil expcm for attendance cud
rrpaira ct and bridec for the your next pre-
cedi . together with one hundred dollars.
robe pton bendunrmrved fund pay
over to the treuurer of each hid towns to

thely all the receipt: from eaid bridge
own by raid b be remaleiagtu
their bade. on that day of September,
in propane-Whether}. to wit: foriy‘
four ene~huedredthe thereof to the manor

town of mum. utd twenty-five unobtru-
dredtbe thereof to the tree-um of ‘3' town
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN, SATURDAY,

Belt enacted by the lemme and house of
rcpreeentstivcsin generul crumbly cou-

v

Snot-tort 1. That the town of Easton
shall hereafter belong to and constitutes
putt of the probate district of Bridge rto

SIG. 8. he probate “cords of t e for~
titer district of Easter: shall bedrpmited utd
remain in and compose a psrt of the recorda
of the probate district of Bridgeport. end
all business entitled to be commenced or
now pending in said former probate district
of Eamon, shall be mmmcnoed and con-
tluucd within said prob tie district of Bridge-
port in as full and ample s manner nnd in
all rec acts us though said Eaten bsd el-
wevs longed to said probate district of
Bridavpori: and the pulse of said probate
district of Bridge rt ebhll been the same
power to proceed in :1] mutter: entitled to
be commenced or now pcndine within aid
former probate district or Eaton, tn the
name manner as tbottgb said probate district
of Eustou‘ had always belonged to acid ro-
bs}! district of Bridecpori. nd
Said ludgo 0f arid probate district of Bridge.
PO" is also ht‘ffibv fully cutb-xrivd to re-
curd Its Oli‘fk of the probate dietric-t of
Eamon, all matters heretofore executed in
the Probate 0min for the district of Eaton
all“ now unrecorded, in as full and ample a
“Win” us though be had been the duly ep‘
ilillnicd clerk of still probate murt for the
disltrict of Elston, and said rtcords shall
hwe the scum vslldliy so though the same
had been mndfind signed by said lodge 0!
said probate district of Fusion, or his duly
nppuiulcd cleric,"

Svc. 3. This act shall tukc effect from
and after its passage,

Appmvcd March «tilt, 1878.

[donate ltiil No. 1 ‘1
CHAPTER \‘lfl.

An tv‘t Fllnt‘i‘ltllug thr Obstrttcilngof Ttuvcl
bv L iiicrimz on Highways, ctc.

B) it t‘flilt‘ft‘d by the rebate and house of
rcprcpcnttllves in general assembly con~
\‘I‘lllit :

Svctintt 1, Every chorlfl‘, dcpittvsltcrilf,
(\utstnblc, jitsilcc of the potion, crnnd iumr
and Rt'liit‘llllilfl, mt buvimx kttnwlulliifi M MW
assembly of titroa nr moro pcraurt! ltllti‘flni
nt‘ idling in his jurivuiicltim, upon any bid!»
way, siiiowttlk, or b‘idgcmr upon my fence
or tllf‘ilclllf‘t‘ adjacent tlwrotn,so its to hinder
trawl. may cuntmmtd thmu to disperse illl
umllatcly; and any of such persons disv
ulwylnc such «inbound, or shall afterwards,
within the pt‘rimi of iltroo diws, be found
lultcrinu or idling upon ultv highway, oidc~
walk, brixlgv. ft‘llOO or structure in the sumo
town, to tho ltimimncc of trnvcl, or who,
while so loilcriuu or idling, shrill “tier any
«bitsivo or indccont luttcuiutc, Shit" be fined
not more than svvcn dollars.

Soc, 2. All nets and psrt‘ of acts incon-
sislvnt ltcrcwiilt nro brrebv rcpcitlcd.

Approved March 51b, 1878

“i‘ll‘f‘ lilll No ml.
t‘ll.\l"l‘lilt 1!.
An not tutu-titling uri‘litm tivc. clmpit-r one,
title tcn of tho (loner-til sfttltllcs.
lint it cn‘trtcd bv the sonata and house of
troroscumiivva in guwrul «sscmbly con~

\‘~'ucd:

Tituf scriion flvf', chapter nnc, tillo ion of
tho amoral ittltttcs bc lllltl the statue is hero.
by mni‘fltit‘tl by Ilitwrlilla altrr ibo word
“ cnntutamicr lit-chief “ in the third line and
lwfurc the word “ second " in the fourth line
tim wants “ and priltlmi copies of such ap~
pruvcd gcncral ordcrs stwcifviut: attch rcp-
suus uf t-xvmplion, shrill bc svut annually on
or iwft-rc tlw fltsi tin)‘ of June in (“CM your.
in tho sob clutch and town clcrk in 02th
lawn in llli‘ sum by the surgcomgctb
i‘l‘l“,“ so that "to first rr man of crrtttptinu
wt furtlt in spill H‘t‘liuu sllitll road as follows:
~ first, such pltvnictl or tucutnl disabilities
us sh'lll be pwscribcii in gi‘lliil‘ai Ul‘tlt‘l‘l is-
sttml by tho sttmmrucncril and approved
by tlw cumunudcr inrblcf, and prttticd
I‘ullit‘zi of such ll'lprth‘t‘t‘ general urdr-ts spcc~
ifi tut: such rcasuus uf rxempiiun, Sll‘l" be
will uttttttnllv on or bvfuro flu» first day of
June in web year, to the si-lccuucu nnti
tmvtt clcrlt in cncll town in the stain by the
sttrccutvccncrul.“

Appruvvd March 3th, 1978.

__.—.
lluuw liill Nu. 1m
t‘llAl‘Tlili X.
A It “1‘! ruiiltivc to limelight! pursuits.
llc it ctmctwl by tho scuttle and house of
rc-prcxcumtivcs in fit‘llt‘l‘ltl usscutblv cott~

Vi‘IH‘Il.

Suction l, Witt-twrcr tho i‘Xi‘t‘tllxll‘ or tui~
utiuistratur of any («mo in sctilctucnt in
this slutt‘ ft‘sidcs without the r‘lltlt‘,t‘lftlllli
against such t‘sltlfii may bc left with the
in ‘gc of Mobile in tho district \vitcrc such
rstule is in flittlruwtif, mid cluilun so km
with such jttftuo of pmbutc, within Ibo limo
limited for tho prcsoutsilutt of claims, shall
be till \‘ttild stardust tattrli within as tf lltcv hml
ltcvli loft with tho cxocttfnr M a llulttistriior.

.‘tpprovcxl March 5 b. lS't'S.

null-Iv “ill “0 it“.
t‘llAl‘l‘KR Kl.
An act l‘f‘lltlimz to lusirtu‘tit‘ll in Medicine
lllld Anatomy.
ltu lt emwml by tho artistic and house of
h‘llft‘fl‘ll‘ifll‘ft‘i in amoral usacutbly curb
vvncd:

S ~clinn 1, Thu first sclccimtttt of (my
town, ortlto tuwyur of tiny citv. tutty deliver
any curpsc to tho prufcssors and tcrtcbuls in
my citartrrwi medical cullcco or institution
in this tillilti fur tho purpose: of medical or
aurcicul study, which shall not btwo bcctt
buried within th‘nly'-ftlllf hours after doatit,
nor claimed for burial by any rcl-tiivu or
frlvnd: but tho body of no person known to
buvo relatiws or friends aimll bit so deliver
ed without their consent, Nur shall the
body of tiny person, domincd on civil pro-
cnss or for trial for any crimlnclullctnsc. nor
of my travclvr or stronger, our of any por-
scrt who Sililil be known at tutv limb in haw
rh‘llf‘t'flmi a dcsirc that his lmdy should be
buried, be so dclivvrcd, and the body of
any person, be so delivered, if aubscquonily
claimed by any relative or fricud for burial
slitlll be given up to him for that purpose.

Sec, :3. If any sclcctntun or mayor shall
deliver up any corpse to any person for med-
ical or surgical purposes as aforesaid. in vi~
ulaiiuu of the provlsmn of the preceding
srctiou, he shall be deemed guilty of ti mis-
demeanor. uud Shit“ on conviction thereof
be tinrd not less than lift nor muru than
five hundred dollurs. An he shall be liable
in tiltltltlgt's to the executor or administrator
of such deceased person in a sum not less
than two hundred not more than four bun-
dretl dollars in an action founded on this
statute.

Sec. 3. If any person knowing that the
deceased bud rclatiws or friends who dcair~
ed to give the burly of the deceased a decent
burial, or wbobsd been informed by the
deceased when in life that be or the (deceas-
ad) dcslrod that his or her bodg should be
buried, shall wilful] refuse rut neglect to
give information t erect to the persons in
charge of such body having reasonable op.
purtunity for so doing. and buvlug knowl
edge of the fact that sugb body is likely to
be delivered up for medical or surgical pur-
poses. as mentioned in the first section of
this not, melt persona so (flooding shall be
deemed guilty of n misdemeanor. and on
conviction thereof shall coder the “m6 final
as mentioned in the section of this act. and
shall be liable to the some damages as Incu-
tinned in said section to be received in the
manner therein mentioned.

Sec. 4. Section one, part two. chapter
thirteen. title fourteen. pale 105 of the gett-
ml stetutce is hereby repealed.

Presented to the governor Much I, 1888.

[Note by the eccretary—‘l‘he foregoing
not win ted to the governor for his

or , cud not heving bran returned by
b ta within the time prescribed by the con-
atittttion bu become a law without hie ep-

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mummies la genersl seenbly one

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wt
l”Approvcd Much 1. 18th

- “mum.“
‘and Criminal

An ect renting to Crime-
Prosecutions.

Be it enacted by the meta house of
representatives in gcgderel crumbly eon-
ven .

Section 1. That any grand juror who. af-
ter be is sworn, shell wilfully and oorrupily
neglect to make meaneble complaint of any
crime or misdemeanor committed within
the town where he lives which rhsll come
to his knowledge, shrill forfeit two dollars.

Sec. 1 Section twenty-three, ebeptcr
twelve, title twenty of the general etatuca is
hcnby ropeuled.

Approved Much“. 1878.

Renee Bill No. its.
ORAI'TRR xtv.

An act to establish a Hsrbor Litre in New
Haven Harbor between 'l‘otnlluson‘s Bridge,
uncalled. and Long Whhrf, sooalled.
Belt enacted by the cousin urtd house of
representativea in gcnoral assembly coir

vcn .

Suction 1. No wharf. pier, or other strue
lure, shall be atcndcd into or over tide
water beyond the line hereinafter defined
in that ortlon or New Keven harbor bere-
inafter «bribed lyitt betwrou Tomlluson'r
bridge, ao called, and on: Whnrf, mailed;
the line ctarta from it potttt which is the in-
tersectiou of the routherlv face of the wing
wall of the wwrlv abutment of “Tinnitus
unit‘s bridge“ with the cuticrly face of the
steamboat cont ny‘s wherf. cud rubs wcsb
orly to a polo on tho easterly side of Long
Wharf, distnnt fourteen hundred and ninety
fect from the Intersection of acid cssieriy
side of Long Wharf with the southerly face
of Basin whnrf, urcallcd. Said harbor line
is It curvd line passing through the following
described palate, viz: at point on the water-
lv side 0 the New York. New “qu end
Hartford railroad company‘s coal wharf.
distnut nine hundred and furtv feet from
the southerly line of Eur Water etrcet.
measured on the line of the easterly side of
call coal whorl.

Alan through a poini on the centre line of
the East street outlet scwcr, distuut cit-van
hundred feet from the southerly line of East
Water atrcct, measured on the centre line of
said sewer. ,

Also through a point distant twelve hurt
dml and air! live foot from the eonthvrly
lluouf Em \ nter strcct, measured on a
line ill right mice to East Water street
from the nurthwcittcrly corner of Earl Water
and Wallace streets.

Also through A point disinut fourteen
buudrcd and twenty feet. from tho southerly
littc of East Water street menurcd on It line
at right. angle. to East Water street from
the unrtbesstuily corucr of But Water sud
lintttilton stredtl. '

Alan through a point distant sixteen bun.
dml and pine dive foot from the noutbrrly
Hub of Elsi Itcr sircct, measured on it
liuc ill. right “1310! to East Water slrctt
frmu the northerly curucr uf Edit Water
and Franklin tracts. .

Also tbm a point on the custcriy side
of the New vcn and Northampton Cum-
pItll)"rl wimr rind distant til’tccu hundred
and seventy we feel from the intersection
of the latterly line of said wharf with the
suuthorly fuceof Basin wharf, uncalled.

Siid harboflino is more fully shown its a
broken black on u map of the “Upper
Ncw Haven urbur,“ duh-d 1879, and on
filo in the 0% of tho board of harbor cent
tnissiuncn “I New Haven harbor, said
mun also ford“ a part of this layout.

Sc. ‘3. N in; cunt-lined in this not sbtlil
be cuttstrucd , give authority to any pvrsun
It: I xtcud or “time! u wharf, pier, or other
structure in y Huron llavcu harbor, ho
lwcvll said ‘ueou‘c bridgc and said
Lung \thl‘fril',

Soc. 3. Th: int shall \tkt‘ «film from its
passage, end that affect idly suit nuw

pending. , ,
Approved March 4, 1878.

{Shasta liill No. 32%.]
uturi‘uu xv.

Au tic! rclztlmg to the trunslcr of Uunviclcd
Prisoners to the State Prison,

Dc it cuuctcd bv the senate and rouse uf
rrprrscutttivca in general ussctubly coir
vcucu :

Sc. 1. Wlirttcvcr iill)‘ pursuit is convicted
of till uifcusv fur which the punishment may
be couflnctucttt in the ititc prtsiou, it Shull
be tltu duty of the court bvt‘urc which beds
convicted t.» pass sentence within ten days
from tho drift} of conviction. unless there be
it buy of sutncttcc by ordcr of the court.

8m. 3. It shall be the duty of the clcrks
of the several courts to forthwith notify the

Willtlt‘ll of the static prison by null, Whi‘ll‘

evcr titty puraJu is stutcucod to the tit-tie

prison.

Approved Mach 27, 1878.

“now liill No. till.
Clidl’TfiR XVI.
Au not to nutcud Section twenty~ci Vht,Cbttp-
for five, Tlllu font of the chcr sullllt'l.
Bu it cttactcd by the curtain and house of
rtprcscutativc in general assembly cou~
vetted:

That section twcutyright, chapter five.
iiilo four, of the general statutes be, and the
Sonic bercby is amended, by inserting in tho
eighth line of said section, after the Word
“owner," the words “ without further
bonds.“

Presented to the governor March 1, 1878

[Note by the secretary of cute ~—Tbc forc-

golttg not Wlis presented to the governor for
his a tprovsl turd not having been returned
by b to within the time proscribed by the
cunhlltlltitlu has bccumc a law without his
appruWiL]

.4

flour-c Bill No. 108.
CHAPTER xvu.

An act in addition to an act entitled “An
act to Establish a Board of Harbor Cour
mlssloncrs for New Haven Huibor.

Be it enacted by the senate and house of
represeutzttlwa in general arscmbly cou-
vcned 1
Sec. 1. Any party who shall feel aggriev-

ed b any act of the board of harbor com-

mlss otters for New Haven harbor in refer-
ence to the building over said bcrbor and
the tide waters thereof, any bridge, wharf,
ier or dim). or the filling any this or driv-
ng any piles below high water mark, or in
refcrcucc in the making of compensation
for the displacement of the tide-water of
said harbor, may make written a plicatlou
for relief to the superior court to hold in
and for New Haven empty at its regulsr

term next after the doing. «of the not b

which he claims to be aggrieved, provide .

however, that he shall give notice to said

board of harbor commissioners of his acid

a pltoatiou, by causlugu copy of acid a

p ication to be left with the clerk of u d

board of harbor commissioners. or at his

usual place of nbodc, before the commence-
ment of said term of said aupcrior court.
and within thirty deye offer the doing of
the act by which he claims to be ricved.

Said superior court may, by coma nice or
otherwiae, inquire into the allegations of
such npplioation duly made us aforeeald,
and may confirm. canal or modify the sc-
tiou of sold board of harbor commissioners.
or make such order in the premises or equity
any require, and may award eerie to either
or neither at in discretion.

Appro Februaryts. 1878.
mannered
xv
Purceluthatnwu

Be it enacted by the mate and house of
representatives“ genera notably con‘

‘Thatuteloution‘lorjmottbe
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MAY 18,

1878.

Plllll’s EXTRAET
Pillll’s EXTRACT.

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“lleur, for I will Speak of Excellent
Thing-t“:

I‘OND‘S EXTRACT—erc cunt \‘mwrsnur l‘u.
“Ri‘NtOYRIt. “as heart in “no ovcr Timur
Yuma. end for cloaullnm and prompt curs~
tit-o virtues cannot be excelled

CHILDREN. an Futu- een mid to be with.
out l'oND‘S EXTRACT. Aocutnurs. “l“‘l‘
hrs, flouvutaoua. f‘cm Srruttrs ore relicvcd
nlmmt instantly by cxtorusl upplieuiion.
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Rxmrturious. Curr-rude. Out Sons. 1‘le

.Fsmus, bonus. etc. Arrest: inflammation.
reducer “mull-re, stops bleeding, rot-oven
discoloration nnd heals rapidly.

L DIES find it their best friend. it earuacfl the
palm to which thcy aw Ptrcvuuru‘ subjor-t«
pumbly fullness and pron-ow tit tho itcsd.
musm. vertigo, etc. It promptly ameliorate!
sud pvrtuanouuv heal: til kinds of Intrusi-
influx and Uncumrtorrs.

“EMORRTIOIDS Mt FILES and in tth tho only iut~
mediate rclicf and ultimate euro. No casts,
however chronic or obstimte, can long resist
Its regular, use.

\‘detZ‘OSl \‘lllNS. it is the only pure rum

KIDNEY DISEASES. it has no equal for perma-
nent cure.

BLIElllN‘G fro“) any muse. For this it is a Sr.»
ctrto. “ Us ruvctl bttntlrvds of lives when all
ntlwr ommliwl failed to urrcrt bloodline from
N1 an. STOIAC". Lvrlos and clscu‘ltctc.

TO0TllAf‘lllt.Eu:.cne. chmmu and RI!!!“
rut-rm are all allkc rcllovcd, and effort pch
ntunrutly cunttl.

PHYS!” \N9 of all erimnls \vltn arc an italutnd

with I‘uNll‘s RX l‘ii \l“l‘ 0F Wl‘l‘f‘tl [AZRL

mummcnd it in tiwir txructlro. Wu have lot.
turn of cmutuctulutlun from hundreds of pbv-
riciultd, many of whom urilcr it for use in
thvir own practlco.

HOYT‘S p" \R\[_\(‘\‘ can rtwommcud “ l‘OND‘S
EXTRACT.

ANY of tho Drttcuists can spout; \vull of “ I‘OND‘S
EXTRM‘T.

“ON. I). l‘. ELY usos the Extract in his own fam-
lly.
[1‘18 sicndllv tutor! in tho hmily of JOHN J.

CAPE. Esq
MR. HENRY VAN IlOOSEAli warmly cudnrses it.

DR. R\lll.\‘ Putin“! is A warm advocate of
l‘oSD‘S EXTRACT.

Tbclr Minus "‘0 lcglou.

TOILET l‘b‘l‘L l'lvmnvos Satirist“. Rot‘duvxss
and Struts-hm: hula Pt‘fi. Harm-toss and
PIII'LRS. lt Nt‘irrs, invigorate.» and mgr-voila:
while \\ otulcrfdlly improving tbc Continuum.

TO FARMERS —PI\.\lll‘S EXTRA?“ No Stock
“N‘i‘tlul’. no Liverv Man can hfl‘urd fn he with-
out it. It is used by all the londluc Lit-cry Sui
bloc. Strcct Rullrusds and first llnrscmclt in
Now York l‘itv. if has no vqusl f-Ir Spralun,
liar-mice or mildlu Cllfiflllflfi. Nifl‘tlt‘rrl. Scratch-
“, Sirolllugs, t‘utm Laccruiluns. lticcdings,
f‘ucumouln. Polio. Diarrhoon. Chills. (\ilds,
&t‘. he rattfn of nr'ton ls widc, cud llh‘ roliof
fr Immis it so prompt that ii is invaluable
in every F‘urmd‘urdyss wcil as in cvvry Firm»
houso Lot it be tricd 011cc, and you will
ncvor bc without it.

C.\L'Tlt\.‘l l l‘nud‘u thrn-‘i bits boon imlmtt-d.
The courtlno article has tlw words I‘llND‘S
MXTRM‘T blown in vuch bottle. It is [\nh

ml by the ONLY Prusmrs Ln'ts'n who cvor
now how to prepare it properly. licfttsc all
other preparations of Witch flucl. This is
tint on v nrticlc used by Physician: und in the
hospitals of this country and Europe.

ulS'l'ORY Asp l‘srtr or l‘oxrl‘s Rumor, in pink
phlot form. rout hot) on application to

Pond‘s Extract Company. 98 Mai-
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Caleb Wood,

House, Sign
&. Ornamental

PAINTER.

Paper lllllltff‘l‘,llitltizlt‘l‘. ilrttlttcr.
i c.

Shop on Oil Well Hotel Properly,

Stlli‘l‘ll NORWALK.

 

Rstlmaios solicited, and work duttc
tistlcttlly and reasonably.

I". N. BELL,

WHOLESALE and RETAIL Dcitlcr lu

UYST‘ERS, ULAMS,

And Provisions.
Oysters by the Quart. Gallon or Bttsltol.

FAMILIES SUPPLXED TO ORDER.

Store on Carriage Bridge,

Frames in New Stiles.

FlilllflS 01183111381118 Chilliii
Milli as Gilli as illfl Bill.
ll North's up. Gantry.

pmtnpt 1y, up
389

 

 

 

J. H. FERRIS.

 

"Mufiw tuna-Isa

W00!) AND COAL.

an. h‘lleflflwehithewo
l'rtm'yrifid. ‘7' M_Y%du

 
 

 

§nutlt gar-walk griffin“

rumsm rm: SATURRA!

 

GOLDEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.

 

OFFICE IN CH“ C mum It]! sum.

 

line Your ..... $1.50lsuflo-thl“ shoe
m-xlo 00,100, a court.

rants STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.

Tell. or Adrenal“.
IL‘" tin. iln. din. tin. X col. xeol. tool.

1 “'8ng (5t if“? ’fiooflfltib: not? t? to 81: E

 

 

. . my» on in: 1921;». 337a.
. Lari ifssfifarm nan no
i h cursor—c at sac i'i'ue'fi «p.350»
3 ‘ a pow—rm”s and: oi't: “Vittoria—filth
m“j’M'hfi-(i‘tc’m‘tc'mwtr—mm mvcdm
ijft'tifim‘iifii’fiffim“fifi
a “’tr‘ho'ecm‘rl " sn’ism amifitii

 

WMKWEY M16 Wis—‘oflffifi‘l'fi'fi
W One inch Irma constitute. a culture: but no

adv-«drown will be counted lost than one equere.
Nari-Isa” and Deaths Stunned gratuitously.

Mimi Retiree to cents per line._ ,

,__-

JOB l‘luN'l‘lNG‘

SEXTINEL PRINTIXG OFFICE
cums. ctrtcmnrts. rtorn HEADS. mt
nuns. murnmns. .srunmwru
rusmutns. roa'ruts
P.\lll‘lll.h‘.‘l\.‘ m.

G“()Uul 1:38.

JOHN HI‘TCIIINGS

Formerly "mt-hinge .h Fonts. Rly‘s Block,Mltlu
street. South Nortvtilk. Tbnukful forfhe put pat-
misgo received from his customer-n he hopon, by\
keeping a good "without of Groceries. to Incct
their approbstlon, and eccuro a ccncrona chm of
thcir pattwtago in the future. “f

M foxtrot! M

All wrsonsltt Eur Hummus or on the lltxx-
‘0?

l‘lt‘l‘ ARI having.
SALE
or to RXI‘II.\NGE,

Pnol'ER'l‘l'
Hours To Litr on Burrs m n: Courvrttu, “iii

(In \t‘x‘ll to can cut
can. In ' Homicide“.
EAST h‘Ull‘l‘ALh‘. liceldt-uco on llcnry srrccf

Real Estate Agutt't cud Auctionoor. Terms its: -
concur. lfll lint

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WORN SOEAU‘B.

Boot and Shoe Store.

All Kinds of
Men‘s and Boys‘ Boots turd Shoes.
Ladlcu‘, Min-en & Children‘s Sh ace
0f the best lll‘ilit‘fdt‘lllh‘, L‘llliAl' for CASH.

(‘uslmlt u aria and totalling: prutnptld done.
Arsrts‘s Bush. '

“‘arbingion St.

, Slllll ‘Noii‘aii’s‘a‘iiit’s
.1 BANK!
Washington St. 80 Noumlk. CL, Opposite Mid!“

Upon llullv from 9 to 19 Y} m.. and from 1 to (8 p.
m.. and on anuu‘day cvcninus from ii to e'.
cflunuwt allowed on Dcmmlu.

lil‘lllllii' l‘. ELY, l’r-cx A. 801..“ ANS. \‘icc—lh‘ort.
JOHN ll. KNhl‘l‘, ace. and. Tth littily

Drs. C. 1!. licudttll & Son,

DENTIS'I‘S.

Arc now Tar-ed to ro-
vae the r patrons at
clthcr Nahum Bridge or
South Norwetlk. The scu-
ior parlour hits inkcu room:
over Srllcck‘a limit-live,
Nor-walk. while tho junior
rotsihs the old “mm Lint~
df-r‘n fib‘ck. South Non
walk, Torin extracted without palmand all dens
tal operations performed at either calm

t‘. I]. KENDALL. if. D.
ti. S. KENDALL. 1). I).

DENTISTRY!
“’0 l ’ill m

l‘lcusc you both in Work d‘ Prices
”‘0 [user-r The”; .'
We 1‘3” Tm» .'
I" ‘ LII-frat! Mb .'
ll‘e “(V0080 TM» .'
We Repair Term .'

We Give Pure Gris!
Our l‘utlcucc u lucxhuustablo end in}: (lpetuuunr

”wields-I.
DR. SWIFT Dentist.

OVER SWORBS 9L0 RING ENI‘URIUN.
floater )Iuiu utd Washington 81.. South Sol-walk.
5—“... WW»——-—«‘~—— “A "W—dfir—n
L0 [31$ .1. BLAIxE,
Attorney 15 Counsellor-at-Law,
Oiled in sword’a Building,

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

(other. formerly awarded by Helviilc 3. lead.)
Elt‘rtmcc on Washington Street.

 

 

 

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t...
in: t

lit-relive in s11 tho Courts of, the State. Conver-
ttnclcc carefully executed. Collection! rompfly
attcrtdcd m. o

Office hours from 8 All. fill 18 8.; from 1 RM. to
it PAL: from It. 1‘. hi. till 913.31.

 

$1 9 a day at home. agent: wanted Outntwpfio CR“? or to arterial: .1, who are

all terms frco. TRUE ch (10., .tuzuetl. urine-

J acob Ill. Layton,

I‘ll-c, Lift) and Accldenl

Insurance Agt'

NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate and name Axe-I,
srmrtsmr TICKETS. mREiGN mum.
Washington Street, Oppoelte 1" 0.:

351 SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

Register Your Dog! ,1

Tie Acme Dog Collar

Is ihg host and chums: If is made from but Rub
sci Leather, Nickle Plated Trimming, with 0 solid

Nickle-Silver Name Pinto,

With your name and Address and rcglctratiou alum
her of Dog.

Hattdsomefy Engraved.
Rolled to any Adina- ror $1.38.
Send for Descriptive Circular to

Sportsman’s Now“: Company.
“IN“ cows. ass.-

 

Alex. Lander. Jr. ‘ M

DIAS L‘FaC‘I‘CRKR 0!

FIN E’ CIGARS,

Also udder in the Beet Qualitynf

Blititgtlitlllgftltetu
slum italic Elm

Goods uh “denote-ad
80m 3031;?“ com

“F,

 
 

gr- mum
' ploy-mo! thehoutaof thtenaep-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

rnmogr III
New York. ;
Whito’s Propeller!

Wi

winter (lee

BRIDGE and I? 10

1 W Ll m

fit-EM depth! of

for-nil nation-on Maud
W‘ cold at h

was any-f tel.-

All I” are about an.

owner: tit-not. ' a

New York, New love: by
Hartford Railroad. :

Gill. I J. l X.
SPRINGFIELD. Rafi. it: (up

Edgi'r‘h‘ds‘g \ii‘hp‘mw‘ a." bias to
ma. and 10:36: P. u. : m Sew raid 2 re. I
this tut; thirl-ilel. a. turban at an: «-

 

,'_‘. ‘ '..' u— ..
Danburv and No
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. /

Founenefnc, lie-day, Dec. 3, 'me

TRAIXS LEAVE com 803‘?“
21:33:. at. on crrimt of taint-Jam 1rew York
Maud New Raven 8:10 s. I.. ,
in: n! herbal with “flag" R. R. m for _
a so "“°“°.l°‘ "“iilf‘m‘ ‘ affair: ‘
: m. mum-c ntr tr e I .
it time York 1:“) p. or. und with truths fru-
Springfield. New Baron “daft when:
errivi in Dunbar: at 8:8 [3. I.
or?! p. mrn arr! if: pom Lin:
ottoman : rxunu rattan-=3“
l‘ork. arriving in mph-r: 3.35 This <7. .
udsyeat ‘8‘
ruinr for Limbacld. .

Daub y p. in.
ilepm. Sunder milk treln with pracnger our,»
rlvlng in Dentistry “dill p. I.
TRAINS ARMY; FROM “RWY.
7.40 a. m..1.16 p. in, 6.00 p. 31., tap. .. Wt.
1.. W. SANDINRTR.
Snperlnteuduu.

HBl‘flWfl fll'fl M81]!

With Low Fare. \

Fur Ntw York and Ritalin ' '
Fare Only 350. f _

i Excursion Ticket 500.

 

 

 

'l‘bc aniar Storm

AMERICUSl

Will continence her Daily Trips

titular inertial Apt, 3373;

To out! from New Yet. and mi-
ly. Direct.

x
1

1”

Leaving South Xorwwll: nt .80 u. a. Cl
arrival of Dapbury and Row even klilmnd tn‘ill.
lietnminc. will lave Jewt-ll‘u . When, My.

innit! "thit .83 P. .. m “or 8? In!
ltlvor. . cu \‘or . at Q l‘. I- bid foot of

o‘clock mu...

Thirtydhird street. at ,
nonbnry and sew

.
moat, connecting cure. ,mith tho
lit“ but loathe.

Tho Amoricus is thoroughly omeulcd,
engine sud built-re. painted and «carpeted

V'l‘asscncenl and W roam to and he:
Sid depot at South Son-uh trace! cherge.

[Gaul Timt Com-Bill 4

JUST CALL A‘I‘

F.H.Na.sh 6531-05.

Store. and rec their flew “out of

Glassware t cranium:

‘1.

 

ht omens mwan than twat. All new: 7
' choice varictlee. Allothctr * ‘

New Style of Ranges 7 l
with their merit. wd cost of mum ‘ W
keep their uranl

Variety of Stoves, Heaters?

the“ and bro prmrrd to execute all ordere II M ;‘
line with bottom and dispatch / ~ _ ‘7‘ '-
Kltchen nrlltimIIM I... I - “,
Iron can Pulls, '
urt- cotee of the mvvarleuaeef tooth mm.

Cull decaf Holman“! W ,
wulgeuretgrgiahewerthofyoiro‘m. I”: 1“

not! atablishod in 158. y

1

1. ‘1'

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

The euhmribers hereby “mace to initial-raffle},
Nor-wot! um vicinity. that the: hve now the “be
but mm of < : 4

Maud ‘7
El i‘ 3‘

Switchos,\ Cub-II,
Everhdoreonred are. mm
:IRY LOWEST

 
 

 

 

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