\
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Elm ‘nasadIenSnadaythstisnntnsade-usanular
narunnasanvs C. ‘STS. days. They know that share menstrual;
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ten watt: tun PAP“ l m...:;:: .1.”.....,"“".. .2... M a...
these factstbey neaenabty conclude that
View of the Knickerbocker Life and“. are in 1...“ withtbe criminals.
mo... ef New York. on londey “gun “a“. hm paraded tothem.
m “at“. n \‘m “d “d W" Under such circumstances. those who desire
h“ll' I lie medm tohavethenolicenaa law made operative
mnmummmm have but little to hope for from those whose
cmmm-«wrmnmm 4“! it “hum a. law.
W 0' l“ 'N‘ insurance d“ There is a law of the United States which
n“ The excursion was to M meinfilieenssfeefromalh‘liqunrdeelers.
m 8 ‘rab’ steamer. when “‘6' m and that law is not popular but it rs one
“it short . “to link 5! “I. forced to the letter. A government racial
Mat. .1. A. Sicbols. Secretary. Gee. R is not deceived by such subterfures as
Gala. 53M. Chan 3. Ribbed. C0" "S:henck“nnd “Non-Intoxication Beer.“
dbl Wt 5 W" 0005!. lasers. He goes into aseloon and calls foralaor
“I 3" Gumbel 3- R Crow-t L E 3‘" some liquor. The saloon keeper replies that
finer. B. H. Rollins. T. if. Ierey. and T. he has no“, but can furnish u hop beer " or
A- tin-om Superintendent Sarita Room “Schenck.“ «something called bya not
“It fill! the KWYM" Ll“ INN“ iar deceptive name. Itis taken. and one
once Company. under its former presidents. up “these the ouclsl of the nature of the
vm Wt to s Perilous Wilbur M drink. and he tells the saloon keeper that he
“‘3" “NOON”! “5 "We“ ‘0 “"5 ““0“ knows what it is. and informs him he is
scrutiny 0‘ 3'" “5' A. Nichols. “3 “mm“ violating the law. and must make immediate
went. it “‘3 steadily improved in the settlement. and the saloon keeper hastens to
face “i *3 W 0‘ the diflculfies "MS-h Bridgeport to pay for his oil’enae. and get
have “m“d'd "'“d that 5° “‘3' ”WM his license. If this can be done by govern-
lhat the faithfulness. integrity and skill dis- ment 051cm; why not by city and town
played by Er. Nichols, during his Presi~ 05.31ng simply because they do not use
dency. will find their reward in the increased the same vigilance and have the same sym.
confidence of the policyholders of the pathy of courts back of them.
c‘mmY- Mr. Craw speaks about being annoyed by
. the blocking of side walks with barrels. etc.
03 711.3 QEI’ECTIONS T0 THEE ORDI- which is done contrarv to law. and of which
““505 AGAINST LIQLOR he does not make complaint. We think
TRAFFIC there is no necessity for his making a formal
in the discussion in the Board of Council complaint against such. If he‘ll simply call
me“. MONO! emlfls- upon the ordinance the Mayor‘s attention to these things. Lia
authorizing the mayor to use his powers to Honor will notify the od‘mders that they
enforce the no—iicense law. the views advert» are violating an ordiuincg. and then. if they
ced by Councilman Crew. chairman of the do not remove the obstruction. we‘ll guaran-
cornmittee on ordinances. in his report. and tee that he will have them arrested and
after speech. are the first that have been put punished. and not wait for any gloat amount
forth publicly against the proposedlsw and of aggravation either. and Mr. Crew will
the sdvccates of prohibition and total absii- not sacrifice any friendship by his course.
nence. Bis reasons for reporting against A! ‘0 ”"5 “BPOPNII'UY 0‘ "10 h" = Here
the law were endorsed by two other meal. the judge is also mistaken. The law. of
been of the board. but they did not in speech course. is unpopular with its violators. but
take the same position on the question of H h“ “I0 hearty ”mp“!!! 0‘ "01'! man
temperance and the temperance is. .3 Mr. and woman who believes in using legitimate
Crew. so that whet remarks we make will means '0' the “WINE“ 0‘ the "it! 0!
he chiefly in answer to him. Ilia first twn lutempersnee. The dissatisfaction. outside
mans for not recommending the p.393. of of the ofi‘cnding class. is caused by the an-
the ordinance are. thnt there 'seems to be plumes: of oflcialst end. what in less! sp-
. plenty of law for the suppressing of lthe n. pears to be. their determination to make the
quor traffic. and full authority forits enforce- law inoperative and inefl'xtivc, and ulti~
meat. and his third that ofilcers should not mately cause its repeal.
be appointed to enforce special laws. but all A word ‘5 ‘0. "‘0 "1'0?“le 0' 5““
laws. (the italics are his.) We are ‘ little laws by the city. Mr. praw called Mr.
.mp2“ u,“ 31,. Crew. a m“ of 198‘] Hallock impudeut for saying that State laws
minkaid not see u.“ the proposed ordl. were enforced by our Mayor. and cmphati
nnnce did not call for “union! lomdaiion. cally denied it, and called for a single in
It was intended gimp], as an expression on steam. We are “ impudcnt " enough to
the put of the council that they ‘ishcd the repeat Mr. Hallock‘s assertion. and ask Mr.
Ill!“ to use the means at his dime“; for Craw by what authority the Mayor orders
the enforcement of 1“. The ordinance liquor saloons closed after eleven o‘clock at
would have gm“ him no “mun“; anthor- night and on Sundays! By whet authority
ily_ nor can the council confer “3. upon does he arrest criminals? And. by what
him. for his authority comes from an enact suthority ‘30“ h“ d‘m‘m" ““5"“ ‘3? “P“
mug of u“ “gunfire—on, Charter—which authority does he perform any of his duties?
my“ him m use ‘31 the force “my in Simply by that delegated to him by and
the wyfflmncu of m. duuau the guardian under the statutes of the St itc.
of the ciu‘. interests. “a as “a executive. Theiudgc certainly could not have meant
within in boundariee. of lbe 3", of the what he said when he was comparing the
state “a city council. Their vote 1.“. the popularity of the liquor law with that
ordinance would have said to the mayor. against theft. for he knows that in the case
We. the representatives of the people of this °‘ "‘9“ “M “W“ 5‘5““ m ‘ 3"“
city. on behalf of the people. in accordance 3‘1"“ ‘0 "“0 ‘ ”WNW“- TM 1’6"“
with their vote at the last election. and by ”M “WE“ ”3° NW”. “d they make
their additional emu] “qua", authorise the search and arrest. That is all that is
M to go go the extreme of your authority asked for now. When a man is drunk on
in enforcinn this mornl and wholesome law. 0“? streets it is ”warble to rupture um
and we will give you our full co-opeyslmn‘ some one in the place has sold bun the
and sustain you to the end by all the mesa. “Wish-just as retsonsble as to suppose that
in our power. This would have been an ex when a man‘s house is broken open in the
preenion that would have put the teeponsi- alum R R done by 5‘"!ka A“ \M friends
bility for any luck of vigilance in the en- 0' PNNN‘M “k i' “l“ "N "l“ 030" be
forcement of the law upon the mayor; and made to detect the ruin seller as the thief.
bed he coincided with the council. it would and by the same omcisls. and that when a
have sent terror into the tasks of the liquor man is arrested for drunkeness that the
dealers. u the mnyoy then 1...] dung“; to justice will make an etf‘irt to ascertain who
use the means at his disposal as desired. he made him drunk. sud use him the same
alone would be nepouuue‘ for the" is no inducements ti turn state's evidence. that
power in the council to force him to “ll the principal ominder mgv be apprehendtd.
laser. or to be active in the enforcement of ill- Oran was indignant because Hr. Bal-
law. But by their action they have said to lock said that he bsi expected such a report
him. We do not want you to use your up as had been made beeluse no one had been
authority in prohibiting the at. of “fill“?! informed of his decision until a few hours
t. the city. “a if you do we will not “ms before. in that sistement Councilman llal~
lion your action. which leaves that gentle lock out! "Wu-ed the mom opinion. As
man without the cooperation and sympathy W“ ” “19 ”mill“ V“ “95".“ l“ "‘0 00'“
at the mp1«‘ "prenatally“. We agree mittee on Ordinances the people considered
entirely ‘m. councilman (‘rsw in big ”e its fate decided. and the vote of the muncil
badly. that encore should “tom ":1 1“.“ was anticipated rsactiy. Why this should
but be seenn to have lost sight of this rec It!“ been I“ must bi‘ ‘8 tom“ \0 W6
ommendatlun when he came to make his committee and council as to others. The
speech. for then he declared that he did not report and the vote were just what the
believe in enforcing the law against the friends of the ordinance expected. and ex-
liquor dealers. on the plea that moral suaaroa actly what its opp inenta desired.
alone should be used upon them and the But we cannot take up all the points of
drinkers. and because the law is untupulsr. Mr. Crew. We shsll leave them for Rev.
Tnejudge fallstu understand the eduts Mr. Boole atthe Temperance meeting next
that are now being put forth by temperance Sunday afternoon. We close by asking what
men. it he believes that they are the sdvo~ is the effect of the action of the city council
eaten at the punishment of drinking men. lest Monday evening? Will it encourage or
They do not ask for a more vigorous eel discourage the violators of the liquor law!
foreetnent of the law against drunkenness That is answered by the increased boldness
itself. butthry demand that the law against of the saloon keepers. and the inereeaed
these who sell liquor contrary to law be en. number of drunken men on our streets
enforced-annals“ the men who illegally And what a statement to ti out to the
cause the draskaaaas. With thetdriskers world:-tlist the t‘ltllm of South Norwalk
moral union is the only means used by having legally decided that no liquor lshall
temperance people They “ take them by he sold in it. its lrepreaentatlves. the Board
the hand “ to lead them out of temptation. of Gmnolltnen. have declared that they will
labor solelytervaeuethem from the class aetsomnen as encourasa lheeaforeeaseat
who are allies them down todishoaor. die of that law. after “Vi“ W WWW t“
M poverty. and wretched’nees. and to do so by its eltiasaa in a special meeting
slithemtnbseomsnebsranduuesaea. and called forthatpurpoae.
’ananeeaasfulhnvetheybeeainthelr stores. —t‘ R. mm“! all
““ “‘ N old “"i“"“ m returned. Shirt with Linen Boosts in town for (out:
itlanelaanereoasidsred nepeetablotobe “walkout-a.
knewnesadrtnkivnnsmaadmeaslvethe w.r.cnaw.eesascn
prefers-nee in all matters of business or flatbeeveotthetthserowd was attrac
opinions to those whoare abstainercsnd tedtotheseloonkeptby Patrick (bunnies
whenelsdueneelsnsedayainalrutn selling. in Blyb Block.in whichtherewns ageaerel
Int we fear that thejuhe‘s sympathy for row. The police entered the place and er
thallqnorssllarbntruuner than for his vie rented Geo. Crossntsn. Mad bat an at.
time. Banthaklng with crime does not tereatieawltathepropriew. Gross-earn.
enrtsllle—entheeentraryit p. alsted. and it teokfonroaeeretegnthlm
lakiacfrlenvhwith Mensch. has ”them". “d 50“!“le someb:h
astronomer- themandmekelawabid Mhmflwhb 130 was out is the
nestles-at than. Tbewbole ebleetof minudlnhsmllsmhd #100
nwnsenakeerl-eestoaataanthepeeua‘ and can for limits-Island Ono-ed
mantel chisel b not with a view to thirtydsysimprisonment for Relatiqofl
espiase thesis-e semnchastepreventlss cert. Oren-aa‘efsther threatened 0m
m and as a warning to others. mwttbanestforfllegalllquorwbingaad
Venn! Ir. Grew sdveeata the shaking at be pnldthelaenaad theinstics remitted the
knit wit the murderer of his child! imprisonment. The mayor as soon asbe
Vefihmytublm: “Donotwmmltnn. heardoftberowvisitedthe saloon.and er‘
”Mannie-ea; or.thensan tiered it clued. and it wasdone.
who “it rabbi house: " I! friend. give Sunday evening Ksnry Haney and W. C.
umbiyunnndyuurcln-nre doing Roberts were walkiu in front 0”). Day-
qu. insane-ere. bntiet nabefrienda.‘ ton'a store. when Fiuuey pushed Michael
'0. forks knewntknt sacks scours: would Hoollhan or the sidewalk. who in return
encourage mud: and theft. rave Fieney a blow that sent him through
The n. prhefple applies to use person the show window in Dayton‘a store. Day-
winb lib; liquor contrnry to law. He ton immediately arrested Hoolihan. who is
byte-memes commits wrong and go under bonds for trial on next Tuesday.
6- tbs thief. incendiary. or Roberts and Pinney were also arrested and
mummy-because.“ nrenlsounderbondsto appear for trial on
“mantis-harness“ thesamedsy.
wwflWfil punk-adhes- Gdbert Bogart was arrested on the ed. for
“M It .nn innocent wives and sunnit on Geo. Lenin. Fined “.00 and
*hhufibwmhvt: min thewhete ears. ' ‘
“has w fin it the sdveeesu or
“fig-end amt need. and has bssnlttsdrspr-ly
*0 dine.- dampening inhuman-Indefi-
h
010a [all
The Sentinel Under
Arrest l
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310300.00
DEHANDED BY
Dudley P. Ely,
In the name of The
First N ntional Bank
For Damage in Its Gilli!
All] 3811111311011!
The Trial Set Down for
September Term of Su-
perior Court at Dan-
bury!
We’ll—ht) Therell
The Summer. is under arrest ! The low
in the person of the genial constable John
Fitch Raymond laid hands on it in the per
sons of its proprietors on Monday last at one
o‘clock. upon a suit brought by Dudley P.
Ely in the name of the First National B ink
of this city to recover 310.000 for damage to
the credit and reputation of that institution
by the publication on the 6th of April last
of a communication beaded “Our National
Bank Condemned." signed “Business.“
Before any remurks we will give a brief his
tory of the c too from that time to the pres
ent. Shortly aft ‘r the publicstlon of the
article. rumors came to us that Mr. Dudlt‘y
P. Ely. tho President of the B this. had taken
offense at the article. and bad employed
Wm. Raudcl Smith. En}. to conduct a suit
of libel auninst the SRNTISEL. and a few
dtys after. when in the borough. the senior
of the paper was handed by Mr. Smith. in
the must courteous lnunner. the foil Hung
lr‘gsl document :
Wu Rum-:1. SMITH.
ATTORNEY arm Cot‘xsnmn .u‘ Law.
Norwatk. Conn. April 22.1. 1878.
[blunders of “ The South Norma”;
strtsnr. “
Guruzuax:—Ynur il‘lpt‘f issued under
(into of April Bill. 1878. coutuiumi an article
bonded “Our National liinlt Condemned."
bring in the form of s communication ali-
dresscd in tho editor of the Sart‘rtxul. nnd
signed “Business." which million it series of
charges and statements against tlu‘ First
National lltnlt Of South Norsaik.
These charges and statements being libel-
lnus in their nature. you are hen-by request
ad to retract the same in as public a "runner
as that in which they were undo.
Very llnspectfully Yours. No.
Wu. Rumor. SMITH.
Attorney for The First National Bank of
South Norwalk.
Promising to answer it in a ft in days we
patted. and the second day afwr the senior
called upon hit. Smith and informal hint
that we could not comply with his tlt‘lllliflt‘.
“’e heard no more about tho muttrr official-
[y until the following tlocutucut was deliver
ed to us from the hands of Mr. A. ll. Cluip:
\\'.\i llaxunt. Sutl‘u.
Arman“ .utb L‘ot‘xaunou AT st.
Norwalk. Conn. June 5th. tors
fiesta Quirk» Broth":
ITW’" gun‘oua A'nrtfufk Snxt‘lxui. “
tlnxrhnunrttw'f‘he Snxrtsuu in its issue
of April 0th. 1878. contained an article on‘
titled “Our National Bank Condemned.“
purporting to be acorutnualoation front a
party signing the name “Business.“ in which
various statements are made derogatory to
the character. reputation and management
of The First National Bulk of Sloth Noll
walk.
Three statements being untrue. l hereby.
in behalf of said Bush and by its direction.
request a retraction of the rents in as public
a manner as that in which they were made.
lelsnin behalf of the Bankareumt the
same of the party who wrote raid mutan-
“onion.
\‘ery Respectfully Yours.
Wis. Ranosu. Staten.
Attorney for The l‘lrrt National Bank of
South Norwalk.
This test one we psid no further attention
to than to submit it to our attorneys Messrs.
tllntstead lb Scodeld. of Stanford. after
which it was laid away with its companion.
where they quietly remained until attrr the
service of the following document:
York Merle thweflbr‘cmsr‘a
m or other M of the M of
mo asst Openly. Emily:—
By authority of the State of (hinsrotieut
you are hereby commanded to attach to the
velueof Tea Theussnd Dillsre the m
orentate of antee Golden and Richard 8.
Golden. both of said Norwulk. partners in
bnslnam under the eopsrtn‘arsblp asses of
Golden Brothers. and for want thereof their
bodies and theta haveto appear before the
Superior Court to be held at Danbury in and
for the County of l‘airflld. on the Third
May of September A. D. “78. then and
there tonnswer unto the First National
Bank of South Rorwslk. a body corporate
under and by virtue of the laws of the Unl~
ted States relative to National Banks. hav-
ing its Banking house and place of business
in the City of South Norwalk. in said Town
of Norwslk. in a plea of the case whereupon
the plainlll declares and says that from and
since the 84th day of August. 1884. the
plaintifl has continuously carried on and is
still carrying on the business of banking at
said Norwelk. under and by virtue of the
provisions of said laws of the United States
null" to National Banks. as a National
Bushing annotation. in which business the
plain! were! good credit and repotatlnn.ail
of wbbh was well known tothe defendants.
yet the def-dams contrivinx and intending
to were the credit and reputation of the
and to destroy the plaintil's said
build. on or about the 0th day of April.
1313, at said Nos-walk. in a certain newspa-
per-named and known as “South Nos-walk
m" of which the defendants were
Ib- NWI. pnblhhed in said City
of Soil Rorwnlk under dots of .
ms. 181.. did fshdy and maliciously
mama‘s-3%.!
anddefamatory libel ibileninr. that late
say “Out National Bank Condemned.“
Brink of this Oily is conducted. As I or
deratand it that Bank does business by suf-
thn ostensible purpose of accommodating
the business men or its locality. At its on
geniattlon. and while Ir. Moore was preal‘
dent. it was conducted in such a spirit. but
since it came under its president manage-
ment it has been run entirely in the interest
of its president whose individual likes and
dislikes of our business men decides the fate
of allbsnktng paper brought to it. The
people of the United Statutes have allowed
this Bank the privilege of doing business.
pnysita Stockholder-a interest upon every
dollar they have invested and furnish it
with ninety per cent. of the amount of
bonds deposited with the United States
Treasurer in National bsnit notes. We shall
not at this time consider the injustice of our
present banking system. but with the state-
ment that the people of our country are
paying their banks sixty per cent. on every
dollar the government requires without furv
nishing an equivalent, we think all will
consider that they are entitled to some con-
sideration. Owing to the manner in which
this bank is conducted. our business men
are greatly inconvenienced. By the nrbi.
trnry and unbusiness like menagotucntof its
oflicers all of our leading business men and
manufacturers have been drivon to the Nor-
wallt banks. and I tun informed that the
president lately declared that hereafter he
would not discount a dollars Worth of pri-
pcr for any South Norwalk parties. He
proposes to ignore their claims altogether.
Now. Mr. Editor. isn‘t it. time that. the peo-
ple of this City resented this thing? The
way the bunk is conducted in an insult and
an indignity to every one who would use it.
it is a libl-l upon their financial standing.
and were not its reputation and character so
well know. It might be an irjury to the
credit of our business men. But it is con-
sidered nut spoken of wherever known as
one of the meanest institutions of the kind
ever heard of. Its manner of conducting
busineseiaa burlesque upon the banking
buSiucaa. a by word and scofiing among dc-
ccnl men and a damage to the city. and the
people should use their pus-or to have its
charter revoked. Business." Whereby the
plaintiff has been and is greatly injured in
its credit and rcputntntion and in its bust-
ncss nfurt‘ssiti. tn thuduniugo of the plaintiff
the Sum of Ten Thousand Dollars. to flour
rr which and costs this suit is brought.
llereuf fell not.bul duo service and rt-
tnrn motto. Dutllt-y I‘. lily of said Nur-
\\‘:tlk is rrr‘ugnir 1! in N00 binds to proct -
cute. the}.
Ditcd at Nona-it‘ll rifurl-siixl this 17.11 dsy
Junl‘. A. D. 1878.
Wu. llart‘uiu. Surru.
Jttsllt‘v of the Peace.
Wu will light hwr.‘ return our thanks to
ttflistr lirtyuiund for his cmutcsirsun the
rivet-slut) uf “‘lllll in him was llll unpleasant
t‘.
llt‘t‘lllllt‘
tiult‘. null ttlsu to Mvasrs. Swan: and
John ll. Ferris who in
$10.01» for our :ipptuirnut‘v ill the (“dirt at
the limo set down in lhi‘ tit-clurstiou.
Now. in reference to the alleged li~
bollous article. wu wtll any that we pub
iishcti do runny others.
to give our Citil-‘lls lilo moons of expressing
in the public thrir opinion upon limiters of
surtty
it. as we
‘t‘lll‘l‘lll iutt-rt'st. tutti to nil‘u‘tl “will the bull-
t‘tit of the influence of the press to \‘XDOMD
any unjust inconvenience they may be put
to by any ofllcisl or Institution. This we
consitlvr our duty as iotuunlists. rind A news
it‘lllt‘f‘ lint $11 not do this fails in all its
mission. and bromine but A notioutity in its
0 untuuuity. Si long as We edit. null pub-
lish a newspeiptr it shall nluays ho at tho
disp null of tho publiv lu «spear and th-tillctun
w rung and uphold light from t-vory quarter
and all clasxcs. and it will utwr lw intiuii
dtlotl into such it lt‘ll‘lt‘lltlll its is tlt‘llll‘llltlt‘tl
in this our. “‘0 inquired of the “luxury
will“ retraction was tivslro l. and wore in
formed such it one us would be cutirvly sut
isf‘lotury to (Illinois of the bunk. one that
should be submitted to tutti approved of by
them brfuro its ptlbliostiuu.~—iu oiling of
dirt and arms-oiling before Dudley l‘. Ely
that would cause u i to futuultt‘ our in tuhund.
and stuud humiliated and disgraced bull-iv
this community. We ult‘ not tlut kind of
run". it we mulw n filso stlttvuwul or ll“
any pet's-n an initiation wo tun-o nllxl slutll
slwsya hasten to nuke all tho operation it.
our power. but never will we now at any
man‘s behest unr crunch in submission at
the command of luau. oven lbuuub be bus
initiator of dollars at his cull. nor will we vu-
puc another to such all indignity who has
imported such confidence in us.
There are other punts in rolntlun to this
suit that might be brought in here. but we.
will leave them for a future article. The
plan of this pnueoullou is very evidently
to annoy us and nuke us exporter. To this
we, axv. as for as the annoyance is oxneernwl.
it will not he us that will be tmubh-d on
that mm for no nos not crawus nor bull
gent. and we know thsl right will prevsll in
the end; end that it tho with us to brings it
complaint brftw a tribunul tlut tlm‘n not
postpsne boariuns from your to your. but
tbtt d‘nunds itutnotlltto lll'Nlllthllt‘lll. sntl
as for the snows to conduct this suit. we.
with no desire ti blunt. give notion rim
there will be no deficiency on this .c.tro.
Our only surprise by this suit is that it is
brought in the snow of the bank. for its D1
restore we know to be gentlemen of fair‘
minds and just notions Of them is have
only opinions of resp wt and esteem. and ask
that they will o metros nothing in this state»
ment to rtl'l ct upon them in any wty.
Since t‘ris matter has been made public
we have been gratified by the friendship and
sympathy which has come from all quarters.
and voluntary offers of testimony that are
continually reaching us. assures us that we
shill be able to maintain the position w
have taken.
We would advise Mr. Ey. however. to
cease his eil'nr‘n at brow~bestlug our bonds-
men. firm. because he cannot intimidate
them any more than he can us. and see 1nd,
by so doing he is showing his personal nnr
mostly. and damaging his cue.
In conclusion we bear to announce that the
Sour: Nonwau Sumner. will continue
to be published at $1.50 per year. strictly in
advance. and that l to work of all kinds will
bndonein the twat manner. at reasonable
prion. as usual.
Havens
bladders a
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are you Oonstlpa
skin. boss of Appe—
don’t fa
Editor Sentinel —In» your column or way Beech. They returned about half past
open letters I wish to prht tny protem ten. in the best of spirits. having had it very
against the way in which the first National pleasant excursion. ‘
The visitors to Roton Point were not so
numerous as in former yesrs. the shower in
francs of the WP": “6 l' chartered '0' the aftertioon deterring many from taking “u“ “a“ 8”" “’ .t.w.
their usual ride.
The Young People’s Yacht Club were out
in their new suite and visited the Lorington
Hall. Cold Springs. L. 1.. by steamer
“Enterprise.“ and had a very enjoyable
time.
The Atlantis club. us has been their one
tom {pr years. invited their friends for a
Fourth of July picnic. The sunn pissed
off with all of its former plcnsuutrion and
trials and tribulations. They spent the day
at Norvoo and rrturucd home into in tho
evening filled with satisfaction and good
living.
The Word ll. Smith putty arrived safely
in Huntington. where they remained over
night. bring detained by ascvcrc thunder
storm.
A party of Young men from Brooklyn
came up by steamer. stopping at the Durion
House, and spending a short time in the
city.
In the mininlurc yacht loco nl. Gregory‘s
Point. Alunzi Smith‘s Mt-niiitin won in 230
minutes and 1 second. Four ynchts entered.
and tho race was one half mile to windwurd
and back. S. Weatou‘s Crysto-l cum: in
second in 24 minutes.
Ives. the louder of the humility llflll'l. got
off of. Ruckuwuy. but got on Board the Adel»
phi at 331 stroll.
Down Town School.
Names of pupils present every tiny of the
school year ending July 8|. 187.: lit-lit.-
Taylor. Myra Brown. Annie Ew-nticu. Jruuvs
Reeve. Fatty Taylor. Eumm \‘cnts. llnwnrd
White. Fretitiiu linudford. Rabbit: Siltmx.
Amelia Silcux. Present during every day
of Summer tl'rm—grruumtr tt-rm—Ettu
McBridt', lit-110 Taylor. Funny Lo CountI
Add Bo'rum. Myra Blown. Annie Evoudvn.
Willie Finch. J.|f11(‘SRt'tJVl‘. thliv Lt- (hunt,
Winnie Evcndvn. Freddie Betiit-nt.
Intermediate Gftitlt‘: ——F.innin‘ Tuylu 1‘. Eur
ma Vents. R‘clin Iieovv. Jil'llt‘s livery.
Second Primary—\Villic litii-‘tliot. Juliu-
nio Kinnunc. Chas. Littlctun. Frank ltulu rt~
sun. W'illic Ii rss. Howard “‘hilv. Nollie
Brnffi: Lotus Schultz.
r‘tr‘d Ptituury—Xluggit- R nus. Amelu 8.1
cox. Lona Beers. .l is. Byxlwc. l“rt'd‘ht‘ l) it
fits. Fft‘lllllt‘ Hartford. Frt‘tltlil- Illnrrcll. lint.
lllt‘ Silcnx. lery Hoyt. Tummy l'lt‘t‘nliv n.
The nlllllllt'r of scholars rruil rt‘tl null lilo
ll\‘t‘fll;:0 :iitl-nliunm' lists ii-t'li lzrutr than
during any put-inns )"t‘ll‘. Thu r. eigiiwtitin
of Miss .lulii t‘imp. lb" I“il>l Primary
Teacher. was accepted with "11ft". she inn
lug tiilt-ll:'lil‘ position wi‘h grout ntc plume
tn rill intt-icstt‘tl in the soil ml. ”or placv
will be fl lvti by .‘Il‘i Finniv “Wright. a
graduate of the Static Nurtuul Swim-ll. L‘ti
rites of '79 Miss JINt“\lllllt‘ (‘it't r it ill (Min
now its l‘rtnmptl ut i'tv snub \‘. \Villl .‘lh‘V‘
Citric Mint-r .\\Sl\‘l mt Ill tho utummvt
rulil. Miss Mary \Vnnullult llllf‘l'lllt‘lllltlt“
.Ilss Mungic Mt‘t‘illtr. 'Jl pmu «rt , Sires
Fannie Wright. first primary
~———~r —m Mm...
“I‘llll‘llllit‘l’ lilt‘ little fulkx‘ fair in z.i.i of
tlio Homo fur the P‘I‘il‘lltllf‘flfilfu ll-Wl‘s H .il.
lliistSiturtluy). to continuum at :l l‘. .\i.
M
. 'l‘lsc Alerts
Ni xt "mullet-git 3 l‘ it. tho Al. rt in»... .. in
hit mill-ll in leanIR fur It slit-rt limo. uni
commoner tlu-ir down: "lS‘ \‘rilihi‘. The
fl‘lltn “:1 Gallon ll ilc iris li-L‘n tlivunualdr
overhauled utivl piiutmi (Sill‘t‘i'tlh‘ hr the
cruise lliltl uuw looks “Ni! and trim. 'l‘ul‘
following is it list of the. tut-tulwrs \ulm ]\r~
[li‘tit‘ going: 0. 'l‘. t‘rnw. Ftl'lllllt‘ilttn“ F. 3].
Smith. vim l‘fllllltlutltlrt" 1. 1“ "ml. 5....
anti trots‘r; it. i“. Rmmwuntl (i. ll. Ilutt'lny
(‘tlflllll au't‘n“: l“. N. Fetus. cuumi. W. A.
Roller. [\tlsllll‘i‘ll‘l; John H Jams. guilt.-
l“. C. Urnw. it E H on“. 1.. Rue m- Donnie.
E. l“. Knapp. E. N. “'llilttiuu. ti titut‘ ll
PN‘HS. W. R Dal". ll llonm‘r. .\ l-l Lu in.
1‘. H "\‘lh. .~\. 1}. Ht‘ltl. John A. \“Qllkllifi‘
ll. “lllrlll‘lllhll . \Vlllmtii l‘l. Wurtm. t‘ims.
Trislrnm. \\‘. \vlttlt‘. .l. W. lllkt'littetuuput:
tract for tuinisbiul.r the t‘ ‘llllllla‘i‘llv suture
Several u‘vmlu-t‘s tnfltllo Nt-ptmw Nu". limit:
ding Cuttiitimiuto Tompkins .‘llli' \‘tc in”...
tumluro Lust-r. \‘t‘lll ht‘t‘lllllllllly the club . ut
of tho harbor 'l‘uctt‘ unit ulsu b~~ mun.)
music. and it til llt‘ igusutvtttv nil imam.
Music nml worth in lkllltl Will tr lilo .trtlvr.
St‘vt‘lul limiting It‘llllt‘rl irttm mij .1”ng luwus
Will llt‘ lu‘lt‘. null m‘x‘dlullllll‘ llli‘ (‘luli sum;
tlistatwu utttsitit‘. 'l‘ilt‘ strum. ltlt: " I‘Iiriy
lllrtl “ \t‘tll tow tlw srliouut‘r out. also at Sittnp
to lump. lliu ll'l lllln K" We club limit. 'l‘lw
t‘llllrt‘ (duh It is l-v» :i tuvitmi by [‘MN Eugi
Ilt‘t‘l‘ lit lhlllt'k‘t of the Now ll twu Filo llo~
|\‘ll‘llltt‘ltl. to rail nu butt in N. w ll l\‘\‘ll‘ “mi
lllt‘) utll monthly tlu‘su tin tiisl ll .3 rut.
Hr—r 00. ~~ *‘m
DR. S. W. FISKE.
Nonesuch. 1‘!“ the f‘elcbrntod
1‘Il.\lll\'0\‘.\.‘l‘l‘ I‘II\'§|(‘I.\N,
Alli) .\l.\tl.\‘l~i‘t‘tt‘ tttl.\t.ull. or 't‘u‘ttx't‘t—
.sttVnrl \‘tshtts ritwt‘tt‘u
Ali“ lliieinvss llllll 'l‘t‘at Mmliutu. will visit
Nurtt‘ulk. (lttllll.. llm lust llu‘w tilts ill t‘t‘t‘l‘v
month lll llw Nuru‘n‘k llutvl. wiwro lie mil
in. onusultwl Futility wruiuu. July \‘tilll.
mutrdny unti Sunder. July 37‘“ ulul :‘o‘ h.
“a "and u‘. llw ‘39 it. until 1‘: noon.
Ollit‘o hours from 9 n. In. to ll p. in.
The doctor has visited Nut‘wuik regularly
every mouth for over it war tutti but ill»
wnys Incl with rotuorksblo success and
liberal pulpinugt‘ and has ll dried the «storm
oflhotuuny pntlrlus \\‘h\llll ho lute ltt‘ulwl
and cuml.
Thu doctor titultrs lhorouull cililt‘xl‘uut
exuruiuutiuns oi the sick. llo bus «it uu-
m power totltocrilw owt‘y mill and swrol
disease til sight. Without asking a question.
and prepares puro “no uhlu tuwllointsto
roach tho swat ot all «lisousrs thrush“
spowir null trtpixi runs in umrlt‘ t V» l‘\‘ t‘ls‘il
bottmh-rt‘lhos. The ntlt‘t‘l‘s‘d or link tit‘QNhf
usinuislit‘r the hunt tiistiuuuixlio-l plu‘siciuus.
llo euros whorl all otlwr trmtuwuls turbnrul
the pullout is thuod to port‘u‘t lll‘ltllht
“is lulu: oxiwtlvuto. t‘itl‘tllllllttl with his
woudt rbll powersoi tuunurttslu bus tumbled
bltu toluwtuwunyil the mint, suuwst‘ul
sud impulsr p‘iysil‘lausof tlioouuitry. for
tho permanent t‘lll’t‘ ol‘ every kind ‘llltl thrill
of oil chronic tllS“Mt\\ of winners r «suits or
tiltlllM Nthiloluc twsamtblo. nlu‘ut‘s t‘rtt‘urs-
blc totbcpumr. The doctor also bus the
minor to N‘Ml \‘ut‘f putt. prsovnt null futuN
tnsllhy. still is wide v known to be one of
the “tilt“ wouliortul \ in of the present «no
for his truthfulness in militia the most but
porlsnt events in title‘s lilo. Ne oivos lull
particulars of cutout friends. sud also gives
advice in Marriage. Losses. Lawsuits slid
Divorces. sud thornugliiv explains business
nll’sirn of every description. gttstly to their
benefit and sstisfaetlon. Clairmysut Sit~
tings. $1. Communications by letter upon
busiueu or health must contain #3. HR“. sex.
a lock of hair and stomp. Address box
1253. Norwich. Conn.
«M‘
A Gentle Him.
In our style of climate, with its sudden
changes of teuipornturc.—rnin. wind and
sunshine often intermingled in n single day,
——it is no wonder that our children. friends
and relatives no so frequently taken from
us by neglected colds. half the deaths result-
ing directly from this cause. A bottle of
Boscbee's German Syrup kept about your
homeJor immediate use will prevent serious
sickness. a large doctor‘s bill. and perhaps
death. by the use of three or four (loses.
For curing Consumption.Hemorhages, Pneu-
monia. Severe Coughs. Group. or any dis-
ease of the Throat or Lungs. its success is
simply wonderful. as your dingaist will tell
you. German Syrup ianow sold in every
town and village on this continent. Sam-
ple for bottles trial. 101;; regular sine. 75c. -
liner Bracken: Select Scull,
anon est. 1|on or.
NEW DEPABI‘HENT.
.TIS'TI Year opens mun neg.
0|
,h ,
‘ MRI “MI. NOTICE.
‘ . ' n okl h .e
About 000 wut on the Adelpbi to Rocks “Agimfifimag€fiuotwg “3&3 in
as " ' u" u n '13: o°€ismouam n co.
LOST.
Two Shawl Two Waterproofs and a (hoe left by
‘llicauie par‘x‘y on the Steamboat \t‘hsrf, ‘on the
morning of the 4th. Will the finder please leave
Pennell. 39o
NOTIC‘.
CITY TAXES.
The tax era of the City of :Snutlt Nor-null: are
hereby not fled that the city tax of six mills on the
dollar. laid on the assessment list of 181?. at a city
meeting held at anic Hall. on the tan day of May.
. 1).. rent. will be out} on the 1st day of August.
1878. at which time 1 sbnl be ready to receive the
same at D. Dayton‘s atom. on Main Street.
N. ll. 0n and aftor September lat. lent. the stat-
utue require use to collect one per cent. n month on
nli taxes their remaining unpal which i shnll be
compelled to comply with
FRANKLTN A. TOLLES.
Collector of taxes for tho City of South Kuwaiti.
"Ellison: South Nortvslk. Conn. July 5.1878. at
at. G. NonAN, M. 1)..
Physrctan &Surgeon
Ofico Cor. .llat‘u and Wall Sis. Il'orlmlk.
Orr-ton Bonus: 8 to 9 s. lll.. it to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
WON: be found at tho Ofllcu Nights. Slntr- at G.
t.‘. Stilleon‘s. So. Norwnlk. 391th“
S E W E R 5.
T0 CONTRACTORS.
Scaled proposals will be rccoivcd until 7:30 p m..
.11in till). lHTrl. for furnishing and laying about .2.001)
feet of 15x20 inch cement flower tliruuuli Washing
ton street in the City of South Nurwulk. and for
furnishing and laying about rill) foot of it ilit‘il nu
tuont sewn in Main street; and also for furnistiiuy.y
thonecr‘ssnry materials and constructing cal‘cll bu-
sins and manhole-s. Estimates for flt‘Wl‘l‘ to be per
foot. and for catch basins and nianhuics per each.
liitls must be directed to the City Councri of the
City of South Nortvnlk. and branded or rent to the
city clerk. Tito richf is reserved to reject all bids
dellml‘d ton high. ‘lnus null siwriflt‘ ttitms may ho
b
\
soon at the ofticc of William '1‘. (.‘rnw. 5:11.. L‘ity
Survt‘yur.
:itth‘ 2t Elll’l‘lN \\'lI.(‘UX. City Cloris
i}. 8. Unusual, Ml].
Ilmmropafht't‘ l’hyso‘ clan.
0mm and Rt‘hidmtt‘t‘. (‘nr. MAIN STREET and
l‘NlilN AVEN l'E. Office hours Tiniln. tri,.1‘2tn
l. and 5 to T. Slittt‘ nt Glover‘s Gmri‘ry Slurw. .Ail
unit-rs will be promptly flllt‘ullt‘d ,tn. and 10m
Nos-\s'rslk savings pools-II.
Nnnwatrt. Juno Nth. 15“.“.
Internet at the ratio of Fan (in prr u-nt M-r nn~
hunt. for tlit- {Ill-l rix months. will bu. rrv' ted to
tirpnsiturs Ju 3' 1st. 1515‘. and paid to thrill on and
nftt-r July 10th. l‘ur urtiur.
out :lt “EU. E. MILLER. Tron.
Stockholders Meeting.
'rht- eighth nntuini nwvlin: of stockholders of
l-‘uitiloiri Fin~ ltlsuvnnt‘t- t‘u. \\ til be, lit-1d :ti otlitc or
tht: company at South Xuru'nlk. "“. Tilt‘r-rllll‘. Ju‘)‘
will. at -l p. m. for llll‘ ulwttnn uf “lf‘t‘t‘ltlrtl. and lllt‘
transaction of any mitt-r liurlnvss proper in bu lltlilt‘
ll mill illt't‘flnu, l‘nlla opt-n from It to 5 p, Ill.
'l‘rntv-ft'r trunks clam-ii fri-lti Jilllt‘ 2min in July itlli.
im-‘ustw >
not H R Tt'llNEll.Secretory.
”REAL“ ESTATE. ”
. it .
.l. Ft‘l‘l‘la‘ on llli‘ i will Aunt“.
llmil li-lnfv ‘mugllt. Sold null l-3\ ‘lllligvsl in and
out n! tin.- t‘zry. nu litflfivlla‘|:v '1‘. :me. :t-lm
EXCURSIONS!
'i‘tt! .\1,.\‘\\ti‘r \\.- l‘u tun “ Snuuu;
SCIII ' \'l slfiil.
1:.
t‘ \l‘.\t‘l'i‘\' 1.5M l‘.\.\\‘lZNt:l2ll\
l’tlr sprawl and \nnifurt is ll'll‘llrllll“f‘il. nth". is lit
ital ll|lt‘\llrt'rrly for tho bustuvas t unttuls lvt-at
uruws uu Lulu: island uud llutlsuu lliwr.
5m trite». intrigue and .‘tlumia rnu rogngv lit-r to
run to um lllflt‘l‘ \‘llllllt lilo tull- .- mi llilllt‘lflvllit‘
twuis. t‘illlt‘l lut‘lllllt‘f‘. or UN 'l‘llli t‘thllIXA-
'l‘ltl.\' PLAN “lull ll :uvuiws only half tiu- t‘hllt‘lzrt‘
and risk. Appit lu ur ntltlrt‘ss
Augustus lllllolt. Agent. Bridge-
port, Ct.
i' s, Apply lll Olli‘t‘ as tho Ft-liutit r lini-
:rtgvii in t‘\ \ ht urrttms nth-ally
t‘" t‘ll‘
t‘J‘.‘
p.
;t
'l‘tu Collector‘s Silll‘.
.‘Ult‘ by \ mun of .‘l wrtrun tsiV \t‘ttrt‘nnl. tlul) t‘ht‘l‘ll‘
llla‘ lllllll‘l nt:t>vtl.t tlllilllAlltlHlX hint to lv\ 3- um! i immt
Ur
Allll \\i l-‘.\X.\l.\tl.
and Mimi poisons ll‘lilll‘d ltt
rulv hunt. on tho list to Sillil Wull'flllll
untitwt «l in. tr at-tt rill illui‘utlluli“ vi‘ ltlu stint Lillll
.‘l‘ llit‘tvlll slttlltl. rti‘ti sum lu'lii; il city tax uf a:\
and our half mills uu llir «lullar. and “slur Ln lw
lug tiiriw :tml tlllt”hld‘lr nulls tut tlitt dollar. or sist‘sn
ltii‘ltl norm-ll upon by the lot-till: misiitltti Minus of
tho t‘tt) “I Smith Nurunlk. wflulntl)‘ null lt‘d‘dl!) tu-
srmliimi. tn “H'v tlu "lt‘ ‘e‘llll tiny \il Aptil. .-\. ll.
isltx. I'lllil vii) tux bulb“ “for tlw purpose of p «3th.;
lllt‘ \‘lll‘l't‘lll ruwuacs ul :Liltl rtty. lll‘tl antti \utlcr
t.“ brim: “to uwvt tho rurrunt \‘\z!s'll\ii‘§ of tho
wstcr \\ ttrka tutti the ititcrvst tut tlw “at" humid of
as V‘ city.“ on Nit‘ llrll of 13.“. lmtcs upuu null \till
r-vll ll! llllllllt‘ auction. at tho prvIuis-vs lio i‘itlnflt‘l‘
titlarrtlu‘ti.\\u tltu tillt titty uf Si‘ttlt‘llllwr. A I) . 13‘le
at bl u‘rim‘l. iu lllt‘ afternoon. nu lllllt'll uf tho fv‘luw-
lug do.“ iibt-d rt‘rtl within of
Abram ruinous.
sitttutod in snui t‘ll)‘ of South Nut-mill. unit the
ltltlllllbl'i lllt‘l‘“\\ll shunting. lmumlml northerly by
highway lluuuu no l'uiuu strw‘t. t‘llnh‘l‘lli by land of
t‘rofut and Run ‘l‘lllltl of W S llnudford and “tin.
\leilt‘l‘l‘v by but 0‘ (‘lllll'lt‘ll tl‘ilourkr sud “tin. null
now or formerly of W S
ntllllllt‘l‘l)‘ b\‘ lwd of W. S. llsufi‘rd sud Wlft‘. its
will rhino tho slttll of Thin; two Dollars ttris‘tltb.
that lwiug tho pmlmrtiuu of the said
Abram Faulting.
of the sum total in asitt list. \mtotbor uitb interest
slid all lvgul \urlsl sud love to lm solicit
R|l\\lN \\‘ll.t‘tlx.
t\\llvt‘tor of Tush: List ta“..\.
llstvtl st t‘uy of Smith Noruulu. \‘t.. July tltli. .\.
u. this, no
'I‘rtx Collector‘s ethic.
Nutlt‘t‘ is hereby given that lltt‘ uudorsiglml
by \‘irltlt‘ of it count“ tax \vsrrnut. d ox
content and dlfilwtl by proper authority nnd
toutlbv undersigned. commanding hhu \tan'r‘ d
\‘t wt 0 ~ w
l.ll\\‘l.\‘ llnh‘hltlh‘ll.
autl titlicr persons named in tho l\‘ll\‘ book. on tho
list to mid werrsut summed their scrotal pm melons
of the sum tutnl its therein alatyd. said aunt will: Is
our tux of sin sud tum-butt nulls on tho dollar. end
said tutor is: but“: thus: and
out» bslf mills on the dolls“. - or as»
nonunion! tinned upon by the locally “untitled
\‘sltprn ot‘ lilo t‘tty or south Romain “\élllllal‘l‘ ‘ and
lv ally nastunblcdgh nil: ~ tin tho dub out of wit.
d. .. tutti. said only tux bottle “for the pup new of
twain: llw current ox miaos of said my.“ nut \Vhtt‘i‘
tux twins: "to moot ho rum‘ut \‘Xpl‘fle‘t‘d or lilo
writer not ks. end the interval on the writer bonds «t
curd city“ on list of l§?.\ ltwttxs upon. and will sell
at publto auction. til the heroism btuoiuuftor \lv
scribed. on tho tub tint or .“optmulwr. A. l) . twirl at
it o‘clock in tho Niobium. so lunch of the following
drooribod Nut oathtout
howls Raymund.
situated in will my of rfuuth mun-slit. to blur.
tluo within tum ul‘ land with the buildings tit-tumor
liNlltlltlth lmuutlml northor - by buul bow or for
tucrly of ltoury ll Bluest . tots-truly by highly“
known on lhty stout. southerly by land now or fort
molly of armour \‘ouuu noel \VNIorly by turns now
or fttruierly of b‘athsu t‘. Riv. a:- pill “use the runs
of one lluudwd sud Sewn hollow. lMLN‘ltlg the
proportion of the skill
Lewis lbwturtntl.
oftho strut tntsl in said list. number pith the iu‘
retort still llil ltsrul curls and two in [\‘\Illl‘t‘t‘e
Riltt‘lll Vt llaux.
t‘ollortor of Taste. Lint 1m.
llntud at t‘lty of South NorwalkJuly out. .\
ttt‘sl bill.
I \
an e» new. “alums-awe. .. ,‘ .. .e. :—
Trtx Collector‘s Sale.
Notice is herebé given that the under-sinned under
a id by virtue a certain ts: warren duly oxe-
euttwl and signed by twopr-r nuthorltymud insets-d to
he undonlgnodxonunnndlnx him to levy and collect.
BENITO! MRS. LEWIS 0. WILSON.
and other persons named in the rate book. on the
“Ill to said warmnt srrnexed. their several props»
lions of the sum total as therein Itn‘ed. said If"!
helngstax or assessment n'reed upon h the in
liabitsnte of the town of ortvslk. regu srly and
legally nesembled. to witt—On the Still: “(Y of ~
eomber. A. D. tutti. met for the normal: 0 provide
in: for the indebtedness of asid town list of 1876.
levies upon and will sell at Public Auction. at the
premises hereinafter deactib'd. on the $th or
rept.. 4!. m. 1878. at 10 o‘clock. n. In. so much of
tho "allowing described rcnl entertains set in the
list of 1816. of
cirs of Mrs. Lewis 0. Wilson.
,nll situated in the town of Norwalk. containing one
hundred and am acres mo:e of icee.boundod north-
erl now or formerly by land of Jeremiah T. Brooks
an by h hway known ss Wilson Point Read. nast-
erly b an dBrooka. by Village Creek and by Long
Islnn Sound. noutherl by Lou Island Sound.
and westerly by said ilaon‘e oint Road. by
the Cove. so called. and the small stream or
brook mugging into it. snld premises known as
Wilson‘s int; also one tract containing about
twent ~1lveaercs. bounded northerly by h grainy.
caster by highway and by creek nown
ne WI son’s Cove. eoutherly by land of
Smith Little and land of heirs of Chi-rice 1..
Raymond and westerly by bizbwa and by land of
Smith Hills ; one other trnctcon nin about twen-
ty‘nve acres. bounded‘north b land 0 William B.
Lockwood. east and south by hw v. and west by
land of John Disses; and one
infisbont forty sueshbonnded south by
in landlataeof I... .lloose. east byh
known as Wilson‘s Point Road and land of
no! Broob ks.
6
a.
.\‘utin~ islmrvlw utvru flint tho lll'ltlt‘T‘lL‘lu‘il. llllllt‘f‘
Nd and blfillt'll lw plow-r ttlltimrlty. tutti titrm‘lotitn
litt‘
liltufom and with. unit
A! [blur fat leluw ().l,‘{lli ti Cost. \Vu an:
E. W.B
“'usllinglon Strum.
sum it
We are Glosin Out
8Our Immense Stock at
Crockery, Glassware,
Baskets of every Description.
Cutlery and. Hunserumisling 6001131
Selling those Gtksdfl Cirrupcr than t‘i: y
mu be bwuglli in tiny \l‘imhsulc lluu‘se in New Yolk City.
They Must and Will be Sold.
WE ALSO HAVE THE CHOICEST LINE OF.
GROCERIES
In Nut“ ilk. uni th‘ h‘ lizn: lit» in .ut l‘lit-rs as i. uv as any (lilivr littllnt
{g‘lll-IHEMBEH THE l’l.ACI“.._£-1‘
EARD,
Smith Norwulk Saunas Bllllk-
. .li‘ax 2min. his.
Thr' Ilirrt'tnre of the South Nnrwnlk Saviour 1341““
hun- ttne dty claimed a dindrnd iu dt-t-nsttlli‘rl on
the rut.- M tiw tut-r rout. pt‘f‘ nnuum for tho rlx
tnutltiis rntlm: July 1:1. 157‘. l‘nyahth on Jtll.‘ 10131.
lH’le'
31h L‘t
Grail 110:
l
i
JOHN ll KN‘APP. St-r‘)‘.
111001
Savin°R00k
(l.\' Til F.
l
S'J‘I‘IAMER. LAl'l’A.
BY THE
CUNGREGATIUNAL
Schools.
th‘tl\\‘.\l.ii.
Sunday
AND M‘l'Til
ll.\‘
Tuesday, July 9.
Wheeler inlsu’s Full Band
1“. .\t‘l‘l\llll\l1l}‘l‘lt‘ 1‘:Xl‘lli.\;~~ll.
500.
ill“ Xuli\\'.\l.li
Tickets
t‘llllJHlliX‘ T\\‘l?\l‘l' Fl\ 8 t‘Tx.
Tit“... ts for N‘u‘ ill nu‘imn‘n and Hull's lhu:
Stun-s.
lt'l‘ut‘Hl-‘lV sliuu‘d be sun-my. “iii mtlntt \“t‘tllls‘fl'
day. July itlih. t‘litt't‘lt hti .\ \alli till; all hull ill“!
t. tl‘t‘i'lt‘k nu ttw morning of Hit vat ur-iuu.
Administralnr’s Sale
110 {s E
And about 2 Acres of Land
.\'l‘ l‘l'llldl‘ .\l‘("l‘lO.\‘.
\Vlll llr sold at Public Attt‘ttuu. un till‘ "f'\"l3tt r
lA'l‘ I‘leblN. NEAR ‘I‘lill \lbil‘il'l‘.
\"l‘thlt‘hdlu'. Jilly torn.
.\1‘ T‘VU UVLUL‘K.
l‘? S.
The liouw sud about two M‘l‘oa of land. tum" turn
[stud by S toburu t‘ nod limit anti out buildings
on the prtltilws tim- u‘atvr. plenty of fruit. \‘3\‘.
sons II. KNAI‘I‘. Administrator.
Sliflii 0111‘ New
5 Cent Cigar,
The Old Well
TElEPHflNE.
‘l‘ht‘t sir sires-ll war popular. and ulll
KWSHWARTZ 8t [10.
3‘0:- halo.
‘l‘tventy shares Norwalk Lock t.\.‘s Stock. nddrcrs
. t; 1.. \t‘llt‘f‘lt.
no It. Baillgotvort. Gina.
(bmusssm‘ouem‘ Notice.
The subscribers stipulated bv the Court of Prov
bate for the District of Ntrrwalk. Nthtrnissloucrs tn
rewivn. csaniirrcflnnd decide. upon the claims of the
creditors of the estate of The Rurwaik Iron Works
t cntpany. nn insolvent debtor of Norwalk. in said
llistriet. assigned in trust for the benefit of its cm»
itora. hereby give matter that we will attend to the
business of our said an retirement at the nfliee of
said Norm-all: Iron Wor n Company; on the llth duty
of July. A. 1).. rare. and on the rm day of August.
A. 1).. mm. at ten o‘clock in the fur-emu of each
of said days.
Said court hath limited and allowed threa months
from the date hereof for the exhibition to us 0!
define againet said estate.
Dated at Norwalk. Nay lith. A. 1),. “its.
LYHAN ll. BREWSTER.
TALLXADGE BAKER.
mtssi on ere.
{It
One Block from Steamboat Landing
[ ESTABLISHED 1843.]
M. M. VAN DYKE’S
Hoteliliinini 801000
Cle‘;:.:;;;.";‘m.
HIV YORK-
Ahwsrs Urea Healers; all than arise
Worm.
may” mm
,, use-313:
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N or ICE”!
To Tux l’nybrs on List of
1876.
All Delinquents will ploasv
examine this and another cul-
1111111 on the Third Page, and
take warning. The time is short:
and \‘01‘. may be the next mount.
BL’RIt SMITH.
Collector on List of 1876.
Noru‘ulk. April 26th,, 1873.
N Int k‘i‘osanurs‘orss’ ca 1.1;.
\o‘iru is horriiy :iwn tl..tt tho unlit-rsictuwi.
lilillt‘i'fllldlll' \‘irttloufnr‘t-rtniu tux warrant. duly
i‘St‘i‘llli‘tl null sign-d l-_\' prnpcr Illillill‘ll“.fllld di-
rcrtcd tn the undersigned. tvmrnnntlin: him to ll‘Vy
and ('uilvrt of
LEVI lllltnl‘lil'l.
and suitor pvrntms mum-J :u tlti- rnlt- litmiz. r“ li-i
hr! tn said unrrsnt ntmvvwi. tlit-ir run-mi prnpnr
nuns of the sum total as tbvrt-in .ststwi. said slim
' .‘l lllx tlr asn~~stll0lll ltxf‘flrt‘l fitmll try lhl‘ ill
ms of the tuna of .‘s’urtvaik. rouularly and
' nswml‘it-d. to wt: :—Uu the 20th day of ill-
. ‘r. A_ 1).. 18m. mot fur the gunman oi prm it’.
w: for tire intivlitcdtlv-rs uf instill town 1i~t of tofu.
imie- upnurmtl will roll at Public Auction. of ti:.
prvmts. .- lit rt-innfwr titrst‘rélwd. rm the sum only in“
Allirusl. A ll . ism. at ltlu‘clot‘k. a. tit. m mrrl‘
of tin- ft:"u\rir._: tit-st’rllwd h‘nl t‘slntv. tits sot in list
its-i hf lSTlil. of
LH'i Brow-or.
situatcd in stir-l Nuruaik. bring: um- liziuxlrmi anti
>l,\l)‘ [I‘l‘i man- or loss from. and one hundrwl and
furry 't‘t‘l rnurc n "s in doptlt.bnttudod nurtlwriy by
highway. vastn§d “‘t‘r'h'flt' by ism! 0f Luuisx
)iyxlwr. .‘lllli rt‘ll'll l)‘ by isnd of John A. l‘nrtriclt.
rail! laud hum: st t‘rttnbvrry Plain-.30 milled. no It“
ratw tiu~ sum of ‘hvu Dollars slid Fiftv four \‘vutr.
.32 51.. that lit-int: tlw pnxpurtim 0f the soul
Lt'l‘l Brunt-r.
of tho Milli total in said list. tigt‘thvr it ill.
t barges of in y. salt'. clt'.
ltl'RR SMl‘l‘ll.
TIT (‘tri‘uw‘tun List it! i
llllt‘ :‘Ir’l. ln’t“,
lilt‘
Duh-«.1 a: X- stalk. J
'l‘rss Collector‘s Sale.
Notion is lit-ruby given that tin‘urr‘lcrslcnml. undo:
and by \irtuc of a curtain tax ohm. duly est-outed
and eight-d by props? authority. sud (“rooted to rhr
ulldt‘rstgtu-d. nunmnndm: bit“ to levy nod t‘tlnt‘t‘f of
\\‘lLLl.\.\l T PENN! i.
and villa! pt‘fltllii named In thr
xsw book. “I: ttw. lzrl In said sears-nut
nunvxul tin-tr amoral r lrpnrtiuna of the
sum total its therein slated. sat-ll ezuu ht‘lll‘: a tn: or
atssoasmrut aura-(l upon by tlw inhabitants of the
town of Nuruulk. f‘t‘glilltl‘i)‘ and ligatly ‘Sfit‘mlflf‘d.
In “it :—tln the till: stay of llvcvttibt‘r. A. ll. lh‘tfi
mr-r [up tho purpose of pruvidiu: fer thv indvhtf‘d
unis of said lu\\'ll list uf will. im in: mm: nmi u‘rll
soil at Public Auction. in lht‘ promises lir‘h‘tnnftrr
llt‘hCIlht‘ll on tho dill: \llt)‘ of August. A. ll . was.
at lilu‘t‘lm‘k. A. .\l_. on much of tho fullmutx: m.
scribed rt-til \‘rlnit‘ ms slut in the list of toll“ it
William ‘1‘. Dennis.
Tilllih‘d in said .\‘or\\slk. “lluwu Town. so callodJ
in “usually I\\ a mule liturt- or loss. uiili the build
tugs thowuu. mntnlulit‘.‘ uiuvty foot from and Mt!
lltlll two laundrcil lI'l‘lll)‘ fwt dwp more or lose.
lmuulcd northerly by highway. metals by lurul ('4
Studio“ fl. Lurkutuul. multimriy in haul of Rats
\ lull. Sow “.‘H’t‘n and llartl‘urtl tail t‘amxtstu.
"“.“ womanly by land nf John ll. llmt‘lnud. its \\ I‘d
rsiet- the sum of l‘nurtct‘u Dollars still 1‘“‘\‘IJ_\
t‘ruts. ll‘l t‘l‘ . that built; the Importion of tho will
William T. units.
of the slim bust in said last. togvttirr with the chat
urn (it it‘ll. s-itlc. t-rt‘.
“ERR RNl'l‘ll.
Tax t‘tllrs‘tor. List all tutti.
Dotted ut Ntu‘uslk. Jilllt‘ hint. lSlh‘. ?
‘ Tris Collector‘s stale.
Nutty is hereby 'i\ori that the tlnllursiguod. un
tlt‘f and tw \‘irtuo u a certain tan usrrsut. duly u
will d ant signed by proper authority. and dtM‘lvfl
to "to utnlvrslfinml. commanding him to ls‘t‘)’ shat
cullw't uf
l‘li‘i‘lilt VAN 2.\\‘ll‘i‘ still \i‘ll‘h‘.
pod uthor persona pained lit the Nlr‘ bunk. on mo
in to Ntltl “ithll‘ autuwmi. their sin-oral «turn:-
trons ttflhv‘ Milli mm as lbvwiu rtatod. shill emu
twin: a tits or anatomic-it its-Nod upon by the in
hnlutanta u: the town of Nouvulk. N ularly and if
uallv assetnbltai. to niuwtlu the his day orb-r
wutbcr. A. it. ls‘lti. snot for tho turpose of proud.
lny. for the ludobtoduen or tut d touu but of late.
lot-we own and silt «all at public ibt‘llt‘lJfl—Ihc
Nominal ltcrclunfter dos-wilted. on the h‘dzlt flux of
Aim. A. ll . tilt at to o‘clock a nu. so much or tltv
full-unlit: tit‘rt‘rtllui mu estate to m in tho its m.
“T“! of
‘ “flit? \‘sn Randi and \“ifu.
situated in said Nurunllt. ultb the ltuitdinea the!“
up. bounded northerly by lurid now or inc of James
“trombone. onstwlv by land now or lair of alnllll“
Mrhiort‘ southerly bu hiatus . and unetwty by
loud of ‘i‘httruns‘linundbrr and ll low or formch
tit 0‘th \\ . \\ liens and Julia r. “new. we will
lVllIit‘ the sum of “environ Dollars surl “‘01 “our.
tell it». that bolnfi the woportiua of the said
Peter ‘au tout t and Wife.
\ .
ofthe sum total bi said list. \tk‘h‘lhl‘f nub the
charges of hwy. dull“ etc.
ltl'ltR 83ml.
. Tax \\\ilfi‘l\\l‘ Li I of turn
new in Ntll‘tl‘llkte‘tlllr tier. ms ‘ ’
lb“
'l‘sts Collector‘s stale.
Notice is hereby wit “ml the “ml aural. uw
:gl‘lt‘tslllter‘ 3"“: K‘ «stein tar 31m“ al‘ulr c.\
w. is gen rpm allure tr.“ l‘\ \tod
rtt Illt‘ untbwetgutehmuuqdiug him to let: filli;t‘ibl-
ti\‘ 0!
\\‘ll.l.l.\ht ll. SWAN.
.\'- ml or bear ten-sans phenol in t be
into bunk. l on the list to use
warrant unbound. their newest protest—
trolls tho nuns total as thew
in eluted. mid stint but a tea or am _ t
upon bv the return”? of the toast offi$§2lfi
ullunnltrultmrwt‘“ We...“
. . . . the! or t e n
lili‘lllim” unclean " e" '2...
the mlmmdnnmwwmn in “flaky 3
Ann“ A. 1).. rent. at tho‘cluek e sn.. so lunch of the
following dmrtbcd reel ostntrtss set in the liel of
1W of
situated in id V“orws‘m‘=: “3‘3" b no:
rs . . w .
on. bounded sort by g d Qot “lion‘s-35¢"t We.
gusrorl bylamtof Gnarls-a (3. Dean. was by
and James Harvey and westerly by his:
known as sin street. or will raise the “.33
niurmunpwnrntm or m
I
a» . titans 8. Swan.
tornmtolallnssldli ~ .
N M levy. rule. “0‘ st. together with the chair
Bl‘RR 8m
s Collmbnr. 14...; tm
are
Ta
Dated at lt‘orwalkdunc Nth. le'm.
Tn: Collector‘s Satin.
Notice is hereby vest that the under-r ad. un-
der and by virtue emote: warrnnt. aly one.
cured and signed proper:- authority. and directed
mmnnnsng him bu levy and
THOMAS HOCARTIIY.
and other persons named in the rate book. on the
list to said warrnnt nnnesestbeir several
tanner described. on the SI
- L. . WRntmdehohnmusn m if
the following described real estate, (ea «Home
list of 1876.) of
, Thomas lethally.
situated in said Norwalk. on Phillips nm. so called.
inqnnntityoneroodsnore or less w h the build-
tngs thereon. bounded northerly caster! by
but! of In” A. W . jolt-kw as
called Connecticuh end J by
of lichen! 0:3“. and one other land ly—
ing on the I Property. noon! contain! two
roodamoreorlena with ebebnttdlgfsthesnnn. n»
aafoliows: cribs-ls all“
, lend Cl II"! ill,
nebul- and lens of the heirs er
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Norwalk Chronicler