(WMMNJ
Methnavynnennsdtonytermain pris~
«manners ta. tars.
several convicted rumaellers new in
T“ u.“ [all for various term. from six
months to twentywee months. There in not
in all this State a brewery or distillery in
operation. Before the into not additional
therewuencdistillery and two breweries
and one mannfnctory of bonus wine. but
on the 13th day of larch of this year their
area were extinguished. In Raine 1 do not
think there Is any restaurant where liquors
are sold. nor is there one “berheeper” in the
sense in which that term is used.
There comes from the Bureau of Statis-
tics the statement that the expenditure for
intoxicating liquors in the United States is
about “SQMM annually. The propon
tionate share of that for Raine would be
about 331000000. reckoning wet and loss.
Before the Raine law our people consumed
their full share of these honor: or worse.
But now the drink bill of Maine is not more
than “DOOM. if it so much. and the ‘dif~
ference between these two autos represents
our annualsnvings in this one department
of expenditure. and the consequence is that
Milne has suffered far less than other ptrts
of the country from the present financial
crisis and stagnation in business.
I repeat here that there never was s time
when the prtlicy of prohibition to the liquor
traihc WM more firmly established in the
public opinion of Maine than it is now. The
original Mules law was passed through the
legislature of 1851 by a Vote of 86 to 40 in
the House. and 18 to 10 in the Senate. At
the lust session of our legislature. January.
I877. after an experience of 36 years of the
results of prohibition. nrt act additional.
with greatly increased penalties. passed
through both houses without a dissenting
“)Ir‘.
This remsrlt tble fact indicates the opinion
and the deliberate resolve of the people of
Ilnine upon the matter better than any
qusntily of spot ches and resolutions and
temperance meetings could do it.”
This defender of the rum faith prc~
fuses to know the antecedents of somebody.
and 'connects these anteadents with the
history of the struggle for the enforcement
of local prohibition in the town of bleridcn.
lie. however. wisely intimates that his in.
forutation is not omciat 1 will state some
of the facts in the case and leave them for
dispute.
Three years ago next October. the town
of Meridian. nltrr a clone stmuglc. voted no
license by 4th) majority. The ruursellers
fully expucled to see the law rigidly or
forced. They ptvptred for it. and you
could at that time have taught out any
of them at a low tlgurv. for intntrdiatrtv af~
tor the electmn the wealthiest and
best clones of the annuity. without re-
sold to politiosl bios. formed themselves in
his crest “(‘d‘r‘us‘ toque.“ with such
renowned lend talent as 0. If Flatt. 0
Fur and others for counsel. to this League
were the Puritan l. 1‘. Lewis. tiers.
flail. (‘hsrdu and Wm Iron If!“
IWilcox. Plait. the Morrison. Rockwell and
t‘hsruberlaio. the (‘ishiers Littler. Buckley.
Graham of the Republic“. Kimmy. sod
indwd a rural host of the host tax ptyersof
thoeity. The uses were bought up for
trill with the clexrrst of legal evident! for
barre-tide. but to the surprise of all not in
the liquor ring. the juice occupying the
bench of the Ctly C out decided in evcry
instance against the mutton. Months
of lab it were thus rendered null and vol-l
of results. The ensuing election Chhhgtnl
theatpcct of the Common Council some
what. but till not give the temperance pe o-
ple much powrr there. The following yrnr
the people. dishesrtenui at the base action
of their court. under which the dealers were
selling with open doors. said. If we csnnm
prevent them they shsll p'ty for the business.
so license was carried by a considerable ma.
jority. It was a mistake. though indictting
From all qnnrtern come to no letters and
municflions in relation to the libel euit
Mb! Dudley P. lily in the name of
, eheFirat Rational Bank. to recover “QM
- _ hr damages to that institution in credit and
reputation. by the publication of ncotnmnn~
icntiuu that critieisd Ir. Ily‘a management
of the bank. We have more but for stem
and of the communications none have a
more busiueu true ring than the following:
New You. July 7th. 187a
hum-us Gowns :—I use by czour issue to
day that Dudley P. Ely has no you for Ii.
bet. no.1 wants $1000) dinners. I have
re -d the article referred to. and if that in ii
bellous I will guarantee you one half the
amount rec-trend. and. whether Iibcllous or
not. I will gladly y one half of the ex
met mu are put to n conducting the suit.
Don‘t let any man mosaic your pawn“?
Another letter from a gentleman whom
wunever saw. oflbra to assist us in proving
that hlr. Ely‘s personal preferences decides
the fate of much of the piper taken to the
bank for disc \unt. IIe nay: : " This is so
well hnown throughout this community that
it seems to me any sane than ought to hnow
better than to ask for proof of It In court.“
And then he asks why Mr. Ely did not
bring the suit in his own name. We will
leave this for his own mind to answer. but
c tn inform him that the writ was drawn
with a special view to avoid any complaint
that might be made of a personal chtmctcr.
but we think the article itself will come hr.
Jere the court. and» then wx‘il see what we
shall see.
From another source comes the following:
“ You have the sympnlhy of this cunmuni
W. and vnur course meets the approbation
of all. and we are glad that one concern has
the mouse to stand up for its rights. You
have shown no partialitv in this community
~hnt if you have been lenient towards either
class. it is what is hnown as the masses:
and when you have criticéa si institutions or
men. you have not shown any spirit of vin~
dictivencss. I don‘t think the Sun-ism.
burp-d on any one string. but ssys its say
and stops. It is not such a paper as is
needed here. and so as you continue to
make it the medium it hits been. you C“
rest! assured of the support of the cilixens of
South Kuwait.“
We will not give any more of these color
tunnicntions now. but if voluntary testimony
continues to come In in the future as it has
in the part. it will be necessary to have spec-
iéai ears to convev the witnesses to court.
(tor exchanges have commented very
freely upon this twist. but none of tbcut
more so than the N «rwallt than. and its ar
tiele has been an genernlly rest that it
would be no news to our renders to see it in
the Snxvtsuh.
The (sum stunts to think that the soil
will not dantsnv us serimsly. but its out»
town. especially the last put of it. is not of
ihe avast tin-venue hind. but pcrhspt ts
muehaoas“muclashinne.“of which we
hive had mate. but not for this publieetiou
ft snys *tlur Notthporsrits abouhl m~
bar the fihbmtbm derive-i hr the elder
am of the I‘M frotu struttsr v ill vthxn.
who used to Whenever ntadeadollar
out of he piper “Ill be was huh sued for
a libel. urn-l publicly horsewhipped.
The finished ”and? is one of thaw rur‘
spoken ptpcvs that hats a strewn intisewtw in
its totality upm all quartets. on which it
takes the right side. and its cmtnretlon of
the nteanlue of the article is would. It
knows what it is to lure attempts mile to
“morale“ it. and tbme who have tried to
do so know what ltllvf' Islltlh's they hire
been. 1t says:
“ The Nessa. Golden of the Summer.
have been sued for libel by the First No.
Bank of South Xorwnlk. damages brine
claimed in the snug little sum of two limits
and dollars 3 The obnoxious article. a com»
municstion from a well known citiz m of
that place. was published sometime stream!
was in substance lhnt the bank was not well
managed. and that its chief office-is were not
oispossd to afford the usual accommodations
in the business men there. The Snxrtxnn
editors have level heads. and know how to
conduct n paper. In this (flat: they probably
bud reaaonn to believe that whst their cor
respondent ssid was true. or the article
would not burn been admitted to tho Snxrr
sun‘s columns. The case will be watched
with some interest. as show” in the result
whether or not the press is to be created for
criticising in a lenitiunte msnnet‘ the em-
duct of a public institution. Messrs. 03m-
“rail and &oneld defend the Summonpro-
printers; and the latter may not honored
th ;t the defence will be most ably conduc
let .
The Stamford Adi-«om anys thtt “ The
South Rorwalh Stunner. rrjoiccs in a libel
suit. Dudley P. Ely. Esq . in the r nine of
the First National limit of Norwallt. hats to»
ally demanded 310.000 for damage to the
bank‘s reputation and credit by the publica-
tion in the Snawrxnnof a mmuniontien
from a business man. mplaining that the
birth was run entirely in the interest of its
president. whose individual lihen and die
litres of the businessmen of the town. dr‘
ei-Ied the fats of all banking paper brought
to it. and some other animtdversione on its
mnduct.“
It then quotes our iu.tidcatlon of ourselvra
in the publication. and adds :-—“ Standing
upon such manly ground. with the testlistc~
by which is sure to be brought out at the
trisl. the libel sult will be more damaging
to the bank than to the Snx‘rrxnt. Gen.
Rsndel Smith ls counsel for the bank. nnd
Ilesnrr. (llmstead d: Scaffold of Stamford
defend the Survivor. It can hardly be per.
sible that a libel suit on such p flimsy fonn~
datinn will be brought to trial."
The Hartford Chrome: is right when it
says: instants; of our case that “ the pub-
lhhern are not at all itu lruidated.“ We are
not arrogant. but we won't be " bulldrxed.”
The Bethel Press taken up our case and a'.
ter giving a synopsis of it nays:~“Frsm facts
we have gleaned there is not more doubt in
our minds as to the Messrs. Golden coming
out of the suit victor-lonely. We hope so.
anyway.” We hope so too. and if we do
not. it will he a disappointment to every one
who understands the merits of the case.
From .other papers we might quote at
1-0“. but our columns are too crowded to
admit of our so doing.
turnt. The moral reformation for the
drinkers was then taken up. and in a short
time. under the influence of protracted mass
meetings. the shops found a not falling (in-
in their businmv—hundrods of men having
signed the pledge.
At the next election the utrjority for Its
eense was greatly reduced and the conned
was rcnovstoi. showing it lsrgc Working
dininrity of temperance members. The
Chief of Police. it than interested in the
run business. was dismissed. and an able
and worthy than elected in his stead. The
temperance work has steadily increased. the
ruin traffic is already it losing business. four
hanutupteiee in it have occurred. and the
moral sentiment of the community is better
to day. stronger and more to be relied on
than at any previous period.
I may be pardoned for alluding to a pen
tonal matter. which I may excusshly use as
an indication of the popular opinion in life
rides at the present time in favor of the put
and present movement. A wech before I
left in April a tuna meeting was held at the
call of the reformed men. at which Mayor
Linen presided. Its members packed the
largest audienceroom in the town. and in
respectability and potential influence“ was
not aurp’ed during the most popular time
of the crusade. The occasion wns the we
notation to your speaker of s magnificent
mounted and elaborately ornamented silver
tilting pitcher. the gift of the reformed
nice. wire. I was informed. would permit
nnly persons of their own class to subscribe
for the purchase. and they each only in a
a small stated sum.
On that occasion his Honor the Mayor
expressed his high opinion of the substan-
tial work done in the city in the rcfornts~
lion. and his pleasure in being permitted
to thus publicly testify to his hearty en~
donement of the worn in all its phases. As
the Temperance Corps and other tetittpe~
rnace organizations were present. his Honor
expre-ed to them his desire and inflection
tonidthem privately and omnially n the
Interests of temperance.
It was a very refreshing night thus to see
the chief mayiauste of a large city loadings
temperance movement in a public presenta-
tion. Such a spectacle wt old he equally
refreshing and salutary in its high‘toned ln~
licence. in any otser city. without a prescn~
tntion.
In this connection I will read a letter
which was received a few days .ngo from
Ir. Graham of the lint-Idea Republican.
Osman
Wurs- lxnmuv. 0%.. July nth. 187a
Hy Deer Ir. Denier—I have last learned
that the Common Council of your city has
refunedtopunnaordinanco tbatnlnw pro-
nouncid in favor of by your citiaens might
be «faced. 'I‘nte amanee me. and stands
to the eternal m of the men. no mat-
twwhatthekstandin‘innocletymhehavu
thus pm Manly-s. in a beeh~handed way
tobanueuniafaverefrem. Didyou
oi. how a. man who underlie-“voter.
flatworm In. taking with men like
“ 11. thnttheywere tn faverefnhol-
Oungresamnn Warner and Editor Byte;-
ten have not intoanewspaper discussion.
whhhhfast a-uminga personal character.
I! It Washington letter to the 6m.
Whamfltooemment upon the
anus-nub olefst acts. and accused
bheluntvethg in accordance with the
“Hum Of his constituency
.dfsrthewefhreeftheeeuntry. Warner
“tweak-nod“. bound dv~
“"1””me and
“”IQMNIIIMIN!
‘ hmmbythe editor
“ ee- necta-
fine
#
Q's} u. ,
no repudintion of the temperance tnovc~'
'x’uuhnthndntwnyn some n in. Win.
“unusual-nun” “mmvuuh:
summarises-them! ran 1. eat- pet. Wendm before
. heig- uni-ties that it was mildew
was
fortunate-en wth were unfortunate ap-
petites may have temptation removed from
thorn. IteverIwnntedalotofopenranora
leftlyinn loose about a lanntie anylum. 1
should lihethe Common» Council of your
city to have the management of the atfsir
I suppose your bombers will now sell dia-
eaard meatgfor the OemmrtuOouncintll
not Inform But I have no fears that the
temperance cause will not eventually one
need. You remember the grand uhl we
hadhere. Thenret yenr.tsfb.we polled
1185 against license to 789 forit—a majority
ofttc Then a rum court encouraged the
rumsellera until it waaiinposnibletogeta
conviction. and the liquor dealers became
an hold that they all opened. defying public
sentiment. knowing that the court was with
them. But. notwithstanding this, the liquor
men were trembling I have had every
reason to know that they were only
whistling to keep their courage. I know
that any liquordealer in Maiden would
then have been but too glad to sell out his
business at a hatmdn. for they made no
money. We had during that year. for the
first time in the history oflMeridenflltness-
ed the spectacle of four rurnsellera going in.
to bankruptcy—one of them considered the
wealthiest in town.
The next year. 1878. the vote was very
foolishly reversed. giving a me) why for
rum. litany good people voted license be-
cause they had no faith In the court. and
deemed it best to make the liquor dealers
pay #100 each. from which they would have
been free had no license been voted. In
187?. last year. the vote wits diminished for
license. which. although not successful for
temperance. showed a decided change in
public acntitnenh‘in favor of temperance.
The tffect of the Ne~License campaign here.
I need hardly ray to you. who was in the
front rank. at the head of the column,
amply repaid. It made liquor selling dis.
reputable to an extent not mallard bi-forc.
and men who went into liquor saloons in
the broad light of day an unconcerned as
they would enter the meat market. ")0de
up and down the street. and dodged into
the rum shop—like a sneak. And better
to-day. we have as the result of your undis~
mayed labors here. which were backed by
the entrain: aul of our best and wealth
leucitilvbs. redeemed at last see then of
families from the drunhard‘s felt—men
whom notwdy had any hope for. such con
firmed drunhards were they. and half of
these are new church members .Ihnow
myself that most of tlese men neglteted
their fsm‘litn. who now appear on the streets
well dreamt. and pay their bills. something
they never thought of doing while pn‘ron-
into: the saloons.
Ibo not tell til". then. that the work here
w“ in vain. Ibisvvvle in South Noru‘nIh
“you h-trv in Mutidvu. and the fruits of
your hrroiv and noble nor: will ft‘ttluitt
after you. and you will hear from Sloth
Rorwalh as you do front Maiden. that the
bluerihbon ts now worn by some of the
very teen who sour-«l sud otluruuisted you.
and who now bless you and your «~4un
«a for saving them.
May God bless your arsed rtftm. and
Nicer also yours my truly.
Wu F tittattxu.
At the chute of the \proch .\fr. B ole trad
the followiuc preamb‘esud rrwlulion with
were adoptrsl by nearly vtvry one in the
housv rising
Sot‘rtt Rollo-tin. .quv ?. tars
“humus. The lewd of t‘uunet‘lrnm of
the City of South Sorwalh tnvv refused tn
puts an nttIlttsttN ltll‘flf‘tllll'fifio‘ Inc rusyot iu
the rnlorvvtutttl of Ill!‘ lstv “artist tltn .‘vll-
ion of intoxication drtnhs within the limits
of the city. and
\\ trauma The mayor is thus deprivnl of
the sympathy and cn-lperation of the pm-
pies reprvsvntativvs in the pctfunttsnco of
no important duty. nod
Winsome. Believing that the mayor has
full author", in mute the nn-lir‘en-v l-rtv cf-
lective. and feeling tlnti he should have on
exprmion of the drums of the periph- for
the enforcemutt of mill law. nod an unsur-
ancc of their sympathy nun support in its
enforcement. be it
Resolved. That we respectfully lequrll his
flutter. Wilflcld 8. IInqurd. Mayor of the
City of South Normtik. to use his full ftll'
thurity and puwrrs. and all the rooms at his
disposal furthe suppression of lllt‘grtl sale
of Intoxication drinks within the limits ot
this ctty. and that we will give him our full
cooperation and innit-st support in tire-1mm»
eculion of this whulvsotne and righteous Inw.
C. W. Knudsen. J. Irving Dibble and
Janus Golden were tillp"lnli‘tl A committee
to present the resolutions In the mayor.
which was done on Tuesday. nod Mayor
Hartford slid he would tithe tho utsttcr into
consideration and coturuuuicstu his answer
to the committee.
_._ a...“
Rownyton.
On \l‘ulnesday afternoon after the ex
trente heat a severe squall of wind and run
parsed over this place upsetting two hoa‘a
that were at anchor in the harbor.
Vincent Colyer has tort his cmrn colored
pony. The cause is supple-ed to he a drive
to Stamford during the r xtrvme hot weather.
Capt. Chnrlrs Godfrey says he has a brisk
demand for his choice beef and tenth. but
the money comes in slow.
)lr. S. 0. Burton has received during the
past two wet-Ira more than two hundred
tube of June butter. which month produces
the best butter of the whole year.
The Chief sailed on an excursion to Inna
Island with a partv from the back country
on Wednesday.
Last week the family of Mr. Charles
Thames hung their butterzin the well to
keep it cool. Some one. while stopping to
male themselves tvilh cool water. stole the
butter.
Chicken thieves are around. \IrsEIwnrd
Mills has lost fifteen within a short time.
Mr. A. Dibble has also lost a number from
time to time.
One-half of the school In: is collected ;
one note is paid; another note of $975 in
own due. The collector is called upon to
close up his book on the fat of Airport.
John Ii. Vincent is prepared to convey
passengers to and from the depot. the grove.
or any other place. Ilia new coach is hrpt
in polished order.
The collector says those people who grunt-
hln the most on account of the school tax
are the best pay.
A rowing match tool: place at Roton
Point on the 4th at 2 o‘clock. by Robert
Dibble and Sean Lownde. in a shit! built by
George Sherer. and Edward Godfrey and
Geo. Stephens. In anhln‘ whose builder we
do not know. The race was from the Point
around Green's Reef Buoy and back—ill
miter. Dibble and Lowndee came in a
qnnrter of a mile ahead in twenty~flve
minutes.
Bob Wood in spending a short time at
Bridgeport. It happened In this way. Bob‘s
wifehndaneaofyoung birds and stems
crow. She rallied out one morning with a
cane heifetediyeomewormein an soloin-
tngletto feed her pets. “Godfrey
having charge of this lot remonstrnted. when
Iohrnaveaodfreyapinee of his mind on
the allied. Godfrey was wanted and Mr-
mmd on revenge. a. hnew tharWoed
hmityaud
witholdnohfle
m.
and behold
state of mi heeeuidnetreelsttltflsmptn‘
tiontoylve afewfiftnwiththetoeof
._ ,. y ‘ ‘ 7 ‘ nod
no one «a l- m configures;
one.“ s
m bro I l
a we l on a robe
authorisation»
numx r. nu.
his hoot. Godfrey bellowed murder. Wood
bethe cheaper to no to Jail than to bar:
row the money which he would have to
earn at some future time. That‘s why Bob
spent his Fourth at Bridgeport.
DR. 8. W. FISKI,
or Norwich. cm, the celebrated
CLAIIVOYAN!‘ l'llh’SIOIAN,
nun north-rte anoint. or 'rtvntvrr-
sni‘xrv runs PRACTICE.
Also Business and Test Medium. will visit
Norwalk. Court“ the lust three duynin every
month at the Norwnlh Hotel. where he one
be consulted Friday evenlne. July 36th.
Saturday and Sunday. July fifth and 88m.
and Monday. the 89h. until 19 noon.
Office hourafrotntln. m. tulip In.
The doctor has visited Norwalk regularly
every month for over a ear and hits a ~
ways not with remarhab e success and
liberal patronage and has gained the esteem
of the many patients whom he has treated
and cured. ..
The doctor makes thorohuh clairvuyuul
exuutinutious of the sick. He has an un-
seen power to describe every in and secret
disease at sight. without salt on a question,
and prepares pure vege‘ahle medicines to
reach the aunt of all diseases He makes
speedy and rapid cores in nearly every case-
he undertakes. The success of the ”doctor
sstonishcs the most distinguished physicians.
Ile cures when oil Other treatments fail. and
the patient to rush red to perftct health.
Ills long experience. combined with his
wonderful powers of magnetism has enabled
him to brctnue one of the most sum-sea
nnd popular physicians of the country. to .
the permanent euro of every kind and tort
of all chronic diseases of whatever name 0
nature. Medicine rcusonnble. always fnvor .
bIc to the poor. The doctor also has t e
gone!“ to read your t. present and future
estiny. and is with: known to be one o
the most wonderful Score of the present n._c
for his truthfulness in reading the most in .
portant events in one‘s life. He given full
particulars of absent friends. and also gives
advice in “outage. Losers. Lawsuits and
Divorces. and thoroughly explains business
omits of every description. firstly to their
benefit sud sntisfsctioo. Glalrvoynnt Sit-
lines. #1. Communications by letter upon
busiurtu or hvnlth must wotaiu had-go. sex.
a look of hair and stump Address box
I253. eruich. 0mm.
.—~ A...‘ .7.
litre you Dyspepou. etc you Ctutstips
tit-d. have you .a yellow .hin. bins of Appe-
tite. “end Ache. if so don‘t fail to use
SIIILOII‘S SI‘SI‘RM \‘II‘AIJZEII It is
guaranteed to "liven you. and will you
continue to author when you can be cured on
such tmusas three. Price ltl sis. and to
ct‘x Sold by ti. t‘. Sitilsou
DIED.
ylu \Nfiflu. .wn. 7 «in. tire. Mar varn- Ca
“this. uiduw MIN of: t‘hivf Johnston“ it
limits. easel nu scars and ti mouths.
rhnrral front her late resales“ Saturday. Jul}
llltb. at Q u‘t‘lra‘h p bl.
fit this my. July rush. of «More tarantula. ten
new It. infant woof suburb»! ‘t‘ax tor. agent I runs.
and s days
,_. ‘
n I ..
nor-ton.
‘l‘wsnunal hits-ultra: of the t ‘on of the
South Seventh Savings Ilauh. will hold at live
Rubi ~ out“. on “\W meritnhlluly filth rain.
at tu e vlovit. for the election of t sue and an
agtwa lt JtlllR ll. “NAP“ the ‘y.
s—
For Oslo.
nt‘tuitxo nor on oohbntt mun.
Inquire of
.t s utlsstxu
Discharge to ll. 8. Bankruptcy.
'l‘lll regal of the l'. S. Bankrupt Act. falling vf‘
ftwt lit. 1. 13%“. “takes it itupot-ntlvo for those
dealrtttc its benefits to flle their mtittortn ltwtttodl~
ntely. All eat-en In lrdeld and ltehtleld Bounties
must come before \ 'lnlor In Ban rnprey nt Brittmn
port. Absolute discharge for debtors provutvtt.
t‘rnitturn‘ [mm cttluga Iuntltulvtl. All necessary
blanks on hand. Correspondence invited.
I. lil‘ltli. .llt.. Jury. in l'. S. Itanhrtt.utvy.
«It llt Itoortt h. lily‘s Block. Bridgrlt if“. (‘t
n
I
DIVIDEND.
OFFICE OF FAIRFIRLD FIRE Iris. t‘olll'Axt'
hovru float-am. Jvu tith. ms
The Board of Directors hsvt- this day declared a
at-rci-nnnunl dividend of Four it, per vvut. payable
on and after 22d Inst.
«‘0 11. It. TURNER. Secrets".
REAL ESTATE.
J. Ferris on the Fluid Again.
Iivttl Estate nought. hold Mtg
out of "in flux uu Itvutsonble ‘
For State or lief.
liuuse of It Wis. good out buildlnas. 9 sures of
land. variety of fruit; vory went-anti: situated nith~
In about dill foot of Darren depot. For turns in
titre of Jullh‘ Ffiltllls. so. Norwallt. Iioul literate
. pout. tilt)
Blister Brlcltays Select/“School,
anon .s't‘.. sorrows: t‘l‘.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
The TENT“ h‘rnr opens SEPTEMBER 9th. 't‘ \
rum agrowiucdewtaml there willbe added to l‘e
:t‘t‘rxe month alreadihy t ~ “\Dlmtflml‘
roe. “rotor ant tntarv ‘ .‘ Ii .\ a
rxrt nnrsnrn'nsr. at Kin on prit: v.
For partivslnta address or inquire
It. s. W‘KWAY. “‘3:be
dl
P. 0.3“! It“.
Till SllflllLTIlalllfll‘.
Annexnd are a few Testimonials from
Prominent Educators. Read them. some .' our
1 have examined with interest the Gilent 'f‘enc r
and can confidently moronic“ to no nn than?
ed to furnirltn source of inntrne and amuse
moat. tocbildren. 11. ll. HARRINGTON.
Supt. of Schools. Bridgeport. Conn.
1 know no method of instruction more natural.
simple and interesting. than that furnished b the
Silent Teacher. It might be used in our or coin
with admirable effect. and is equally adapted as a
moans of information and ntnnsotnontlu tho fondly.
AIILTON
J. A II .
Pastor Int Cong‘l Church. also Prws‘t Board of 3dr
c.tlou. Norwnlk. Coon.
mitten.
I fully concur with Hr. Ila
V C- M. SELLECK.
Prin. sorter. Boarding honour. Rorwnlh. or.
The Ines‘ thing In the market. bio
there are ehlldren should be “a...“ kfutility where
V‘l . II. It
Pastor let M. I. Church. South 3.3%., Ct.
A on Ital combination of amusetn t
tion “I; young or old. (I! R N art‘fitgl‘glstrne‘
‘1‘ Psetur Dona‘l Church. South Norwnlh. Ct.
he Silent Teacher. or method of tenchl
raphv h blocks. I hereby recommend as tissue? 11
the wor d. It combines ensure wIth at.
I s. n DIH'I‘ON. PrIn. filth seam
have examined the Stir at Ten .
dorse its method of teaching. “NI. “£211,803.
“I heartily approve of this common sense method
. '1‘.
I h it Pr n. i ton School. New Ilaveu.‘0onn.
co on be non.
Silent Ingeborg“. I the ‘ X” undo flag.“ the
sll‘nntor as If. 3. Church. Net walk. Oenn.
o it out Teacher costs but LU '
a sold our byanentn. The agent . one}. “it:
will begin the canvass here about the ”it that.
Rxohnncod in sud
onus. .‘iuttf
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One nt wanted in ever county. For
term. «3.. sateen W. It. P810 ..
Kiddo. Watcbenter 00.. If. Y. R 00 Mount
0 W. It. FRI 80 ’
r . only. 08. nth Norwallt. Court“ forde
N 33.x Cyanogen? Sale.
it here lven rain
virtue of a mtdu’gx n‘ brig... “1 b
d led
and propernuthorl .nn‘d directed tot
erslgn mending m to levy and «$333
JACOB Fulfil.
pueena‘nameddn the rate book. on
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NOTICE.
CITY TAXES.
The tax of the City of South Norwnlit are
hereby not tied that the city tax of six mills on the
dollar. laid on the assenment list of ll‘l't'. at a city
meeting held at Military flnII.on the flirt day of May.
A. .. i818. will he one on the let day bilingual.
1818. at which time I shall be ready to receive the
gm.“ my office in I). Dayton‘s store. on birth
N. B. On and after September let. tall the stat.
tries require me to collect one r cent. a month on
all taxes then remaiuiuu unpni . which 1 shall be
compelled to comply with. \ .
FRANKLIN A. TOLLES.
Collector of taxes for the City of South Nurtvaih.
Conn. on list of 1817.
Dated at South Norwalk. Conn. July 5. 18:8. 8t
MOONLIGHT
l
0n the Soun
TIIE SALOON STEAMEII
ADELPHI!
Brilliant" Illuminated. will make A GRAN.) TRIP
ON THE SUITND as Far I»! as New "nu-n.
Thursday, July 18.
Afl‘m’dingamu‘t tlt‘sirsblo 0mm rtultilv fu est-ape
ftonaltte twpl‘t‘sslu‘ hint of the wt: and toorguy
the
Refreshing ileum Iil‘t‘t‘zt‘s.
“firslfi. I‘mh Mas um: sum; mil .\&“.‘a‘i‘.t;ntl)’
is ‘xvurstun.
.‘I finals»? 7mm fm-at [Are-Any 1‘... and
teeth Me‘ Ruhr? ~N‘R3’i Alena! f. ~55 b‘ .\‘\l 5: .
‘rxtv “‘9.“ G‘QI‘I‘: ‘_T‘,i‘}t\l’§ .\’.‘;=a\\\\I v.31
Farr for Illt‘ whole flavor-
siott .‘itl t‘cttts.
EXC URs [ON
...‘[“0..
BBANI-‘lllill
POINT I
IIY 'l‘lll'l
METHODIST
Clutches Rf Nurwalk.
Steamer Laura.
Tlursflayiluly 25111.
.‘I It‘ll it'lgl‘ .Iltrxf‘ 44‘2”.“ it‘wrsguugl fr‘t: Kr
class? it
Tickets 501‘.
(Vt it": on iffltfsrlfr' of I], . .‘ ‘lt' witty out. a six-l ‘25“
It uill be the aim of tho t‘owtttilt. v to make this
the bust. excursion ovor given by the sva‘ivlir‘s.
W" the \NK‘II‘N‘ should prove stormy on tho 95th.
the excursion utll he iavstpourd ull Iltv even. too
‘l'nx Collector’s Sale.
Notice In hereby given that the tttrdoralgttvtt. under
and by virtue of a certain lax warrant. dulv t‘xm‘tlltui
and niniuud by proper authority. and dirvvted to the
traders awed. commanding hint to levy and collect
of
“11.11.“! I.. JAMES.
and other pet-noun named in the rule book. on the
list to until warrnut annexed. their several propor-
clone of the sum total an therein stated. said rum
bolus: a tax or assessment agreed upon by tho lttv~
habitnuta of the town of Nortvultt. rt‘mtlsrlvnod
legally assembled. to wilt—On tho huh titty o \“r
cotnhr-r. A. 1).. lrl't'ti. met for the utrposo of provitl~
ing for the lmlobtt‘dm‘ss of en ti town list (if tutti.
levies upon and will sell at Public Auction. at the
grandson hereinafter described. on the filth day of
pt... A. 11.1878. at 10 o‘clock. run . so much of the
fol owing described reul estate. [us so! In the list of
3376.] of
William 1. James.
situated in said Noru'nllt. in quantity ttilrtout acres
more or loan. bounded now or formerly. Nortliorly
by Highway. Eastot‘lv by land of Gout-re B. St. John
and others. Southcrly by Illlld of George 13. St.
John. and Westerly by land of heirs of David
Comstoclt. deceased. as still raise the ruin of Six.
tech Dollars and Tweutrtive Cent's. ($16.25). that
being the proportion of the said
William L. James.
of the aunt tolnl In said list. together with the
chm-gen of lovy. sale. etc.
s BISRR SMITH.
'f‘nx holler-tor. List r f lSTt‘.
noted at Nortvalit. July 122 h. 1878. ' «toil
Tax Collector’s Solo.
Noticois hereby given that the undersigned. un-
der and by virtue of a certain tux w trrant. duly ox<
hunted and lined by proper authority. and directed
to the undermnedoornrnandinz hint to levy and col
lect of
IIUIJJAII A. KRELER.
and other mans tram ~d i . t
rnte book. on pthe list it: “ICILWlfI‘II'l‘x:
annexed. their several proportions of the sum total
hnthereiu stated. said sum being a tax or assess-
ment a reed u by the inhabitants of the town of
u nrlynnd lenbnelly assembled. to wit t
ayo Decent r. . .. t‘ met. for
purpose of roviding for the indebtedness of
midtown linto we. levies upon. and will he tar
public auction. at the premises herelunner duvet-bed
sues... lichen-rum on“
e ow er
m‘m in the list of tern of" a m "we
Ruldah A. Keeler.
situated in said Norwnlh. eontnluin aixt «th
feethonf. sixty feet rear. and oneghundrgd andm
seventy feet in depth. with the buildings thereon.
bouncing northerly by land now or formerly of Giles
I. 8 . ehmeanterty and southerly by land of Rob-
ert I‘luln. and ‘wano‘terly '33 ha‘t!‘ a: rirlll also the
sun It“ late. . a n pro-
~portlouof e said e g a
d nuldnh A. teeter.
the sum total In aid tin together wt
Inset levy. hale. etc. k th the char-
§
’ rt: maln’ltii‘mée
‘ N u
7 Dated at ma. July rain. tars?
'l‘ux Collector’s Snlc.
that the n
by “WWI tax warrnnt. n
outbority. and d
televynnl
ansetubhxi. to win—On the iflth
a run
ty exe-
ireet '
left him for home. COnthewaynotneone
unsorted that it would not cost him any . IIIIP. Joseph P. Crosnrnanandwife.
more to mu- . thumb “1.“th Roam Ivanth‘at’thacophttbersh a... of the 3i““"rtlt In‘csaid it». together with the
he was nhenttgwhereu Woodwent back under an‘uwwmwn 3" "" °‘° ‘ noun SbII‘l‘II.
and finished up what e had berm corn- mm. hthlldudlnulvedb mutual consent. 'l‘axfitlleetouhletofie'is.
noticed. fie then found out that Godfrey 8. {.s’nnrtun . Dated at some. Jul: ism. 19-1 «00
3““"t‘s‘e‘i'ii' ain‘t. “1.331....“ 3% 1’5 “WW“ m..n..’3..,t.‘.‘f‘.2ll“s°“ nx mummies saw.
£3"; before he made this eo'tlnplaint neuron. Noticeia hereby rest that the undersigned. un-
it“ end Then wmb. 0090"“qu s. 3. Sherman will continue the business of the Get- tutd b virtue u a certain tax \vnrrantadgily e\x§
‘4'; mom‘ no we warm up. on with..." mm...“ “armed. ... e... on. in: phenomenon t: ....;°°...
tactics did him no cold. He had to pity “chime are "quested to make Imedm. collect of ‘ '
$0., “I ‘ddiuu‘ ‘0 mm“ Ohmkoltflll. mttuhiut. 8 J SEER! \N nd otl Ciro‘tlttansngodsifihfiolzfttsboox on the
end being out of worheoueluded It would South Norwallr. July let. ism. ‘ ‘ in: 33:. l‘.... u. .133 23......“ “mm. a..." m...) 3......“
rions of the aunt total as therein stated. said euro
being a tax or assessment screed upon by the Inhabi~
tants of the town of Nona-nth. re ularl and tensity
ny 0 December.
A. 1).. Itl'itl. root for the purpose of providing for
the indebtedness of said town list 0 faith levies
upon and will sell at Public Auction. at the promises
heroinafter dcecribcdmn the l'ith day of Se h. A. 1)..
3878. at 10 o‘clock. a. lit.. so lunch of the ollotviug
described real estate. (us set in tho list of 1876) of
Charles N. Sounders.
situated In said Noru‘alh. at Cranberry l‘latn. so
called. In (“lllfly thirty heron more or less. with the
httildiu r. croott. bounded northerly it land of
Lewis . listen. \\‘d. Sui v Long. Bur-we 1 Gregory
Heirs of Seth Grumman. creased. Alva 1!. Lock
wood and hi hwny. bus crlv b hightvny and loud
Silas l‘. Tut e. southery by tllltl Francis P.Fil~
low. Silas i‘. Tuttle. and owls II. tea. and west—
o‘Iy by land of Louis E. listen and Ileirs of Seth
Grumman. deceased. us will raise the shin of Six~
teen Dollars and ".‘wentymino (Nuts. Strut“. that
being the proportion of the said
Charles N. Sounders.
of the sum total in said list. together with the
charges of levy. sulc. rtc.
.
Bt‘ltlt SMITH.
'I‘ax t‘ollector. List of will.
Dated at Norwulltduly lath. lots. 4
Tax Collector’s Sale.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned.
under and by virtue of n ocrtniu m warrant. duly
executed and signed by [tumor authority. and di~
rvctotl to the undersigned. commanding him to levy
nttd collect of
Al‘Gl‘S'I‘I‘S WEED.
sud other persons mum-d in the rare book. on the
list to said \vurrnnt annexed. their sot-oral [impur—
lions cf the sum total 213 thin-in stated. snitl sum
beings tux or assessment ngroetl upon bv the in»
ltnltltnnts of the town of Norwalk. rt‘gulnrlv and
legally assvmhled. to wit :-l u the will dlt)’ of Dev
t-vtulwr. A. 1).. ttfitl. met for th.- tnrpnsr‘ of prm~itl~
in: fur the indolirodm-s of wit tutvit list of 15:6.
levies upon and will sell at I‘ublic Auction. at the
prvmist‘s hereinafter (It’flt‘rlllt‘d. on the ITIlttltiv 0*
Sum. A. 1).. lots. at 12 u‘vlot‘k. Ill . so tour
of tho following: dcscribr‘d rt‘nl estate. [as sot in the
list of hills]. of
Augustus Word.
situated in said Sortvnlk. on the Mutt Property. on
caIIr-d. coutaiuim: seventy fro: across! the front.
vighly foot across the roar. and “HP hundred rtul
seventy five feet in depth north and south. bounded
northerly and westerly by flight-any. easterly and
nntttl’torlyhy Inml now or formerly t7, Edtvtn and
Mary 1, Lyon. an “ill raise the sum of Thirty Duh.
lars thntxt‘tll. that boring the proportion of the mid
Augustus \Vh‘tg.
of the sum total in said list. mgr-flier vtitii the
charges of lr~\‘_\‘. sale. t-tc.
Ill‘ItR SMITH.
Tux t‘ullt‘ctt-r. List of ISM
l‘.-trod nt Nortvnlk. July Rib. ISIS, «ll J
Tax collector‘s Sale.
Nutter is hon-5v rttx‘rt that the undersigned. no
(for and by tutu.- of a cvrtnm tux \a'urrnrrtJIuIv exc-
k uteri null sum-i bv [‘Turt‘r harboring and tIITa’t‘ItKI
t.» the til‘tlt‘l‘“ stud. t‘vtmnsntiuzg 2:22;: to {my stall
collect \sI
DANIEL \\‘ .‘A‘CNDKIL‘S.
mat in the rite hook. on tho
tut-\n‘ thn‘r \v\'a‘:ai prop“
as :32. “in shunt. said our“ N‘
.. . . n: "r d “was by tire iuhnbl
team‘s of tEtv t on is! Ntnraaaik. 32‘;th null lufsiiv
. x; Most. to tail» lit: the SR?! tint of IKN‘t‘IMIK'E.
thitu we! fur the :xurgxeo of :mnidm: fur
|‘s‘dltr‘\i of xi: tutu: 5 i! of is ;:‘\tw.\’ ngz
ml \\2 ‘: “2‘
in; u bu tar .
vet‘s-«3.
but : “a a‘ EthliIS'Vv: tia ~ \t §\\h\
. .2 . lrsxzftr: Ithsk‘v uh! . Ms ix:
3A" ‘\ “4‘1““le unit :. . h 5 us
to ions: North-writ 3‘s: s our: ., it lo. “and oft‘thsrlos
I. Ilmuioaui xix! \Laft I: Rourkout. s‘-ustrf?§ I“
“HEM. atvuo. outs ‘ .i and vn 51’} in tachuxv
{stunts as I i ‘1 .. island Iiwad. . s us .' this. tlw sun:
of .\z\ Ito"; nuts! .‘mot [til i ~3-lx sol: «. that
being the town: 1 .on of u..- “2.:
hauls: \\‘ shard-ix
' sNt N \‘k. $2‘
Iva"! t‘: or and ‘ .. '
.l‘\
H. .
st. It‘sr‘ll’w‘f ll if}: lite t 32.!“
trill: SVI I‘ll.
Ts\ t .ii‘v tar. lust“! I‘Z‘t‘t.
M R.s~\\.~.‘t...l..l3 is u. tux rm
of tho wot Illlfill in v
:4. s u! lot}. sniv. rte.
l
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Tax Collector 3 Sale
Xolicv is hereby :l\\‘fl lllrtl lhv lll:ilt‘l‘l2l m‘. no.3. r
and IV) virtunof aovtlsiu t.“ “alum. tilz‘v .\\r
illlt‘sl sihl s cunt l\\‘ lvvtwr utttlmrtu . slut \Iil\‘\“\‘\I
to Ila“ iztttltrxurml mntutsrtdiim lzfut to l. \ v and
voila l of
JAMES .‘Il l.l.l\i.\N .\Xll WIFE
and other persons “bl“t‘d lit II\\‘1‘.‘I\“I\\K\I§ ml the
lie! I.) will u svrsnl stunned. tltolr svwrul "Tt‘rlttir
llutta of titanium Intnl as Illt‘l‘t‘ln brutal. mild out“
h innr rt t.-t\ nr rtMr-ssruvnl rtcrt‘t‘tl llllxtll lxv Iht‘ trill ah
lll‘llls of Iilt‘ town of .\'t\l‘\\:ill~(. rounluriv and lust-
Iv Ill-svttlll‘tui. to u it: (In Illx‘ vivlt dsv of llrm-mbvr.
A. II .lh‘iti.lttvlf.1rllm pur mso of tin“ Ming for H..-
imlvlurmlurs- of rut-l tutvtt In! of 1: ill. Ivvi. :- “pun
turd “ill 9‘ II It! Itlllllli‘ autumn. in nu- turrtttisrs hl'f‘t'~
lmtftt-r do-r‘rtlwd. on the Will tlztv of Supt” .'l. ll .
INN.“ ltl u‘t‘ltvfk ct. lit.. in nturlt of lln' folk-“dot:
tlt'srribni rvul t‘ullllt'. Hts or! in lllt’ list uf 15‘2“.th
Jurors Mu light: and Wife.
situated in Fflltl Nortvrtlh. tvitlt tlw buildings llll‘l‘t‘
on. in quantity right him“ more or It'ss. bottom (I
ltullllt‘lly and “mush" by land now or formerly of
thrs of Soil. he) Illillll'. (lt‘t‘t‘n‘t‘ll. surtlht‘rly II)‘ land
of Lt-timt‘tl .lulumm. unil‘ wistvrlv lrr ltluhtvsv. as
\\ ill mine the sum of Four llollrttsnnd 'I‘u‘. lvv t t‘ltls.
ti] Ht. lime lit-'11; tho wupttrlluti nf III’.‘ said
.lustt. . Muiuquu and Wife.
(at tlw sum tural In mid list. tugrtlior “ith llu‘t‘lllif‘
All" (If hwy. run} t"t‘.
lll‘lili .‘XII'I‘II.
Tax t‘ullvvttxr List of Istd.
ntttml ht Noni slit. July Nth. ts'lp‘. till
'I‘A.\ (NHJJIC’I‘fllls‘ SA LII.
Milieu is horrhy giwu tint! the undersigned.
iIIISIt‘I‘ and by virtue of .‘i t‘t‘f‘lritll luv \vurmul. duly
vxovutotl nod signed by proper utttlturitv. and di-
fl‘t‘lt‘lI to the undersigned. twittizurttutiug him to levy
and (‘tlllt‘t‘f of
EDWARD '1‘. IlENEIIIt‘T.
hurl othor portions nautod lit the rule book. on the
list to amid \vsrt‘xtrt nuthotl. their sewn-ti rumpus-
trons of the sum total us lllt‘l‘a‘lll ststwl. unlit strut
built: s tax or nssossntottt unwell upon by the it»
bnli‘tnnts of the town of Iaortvnlft. wattlttrli‘ and
lvxrtlly nssvutblvd. lu tvit :——-tltt the filth day of I10
monitor. A. It. mitt. tttvt for the tiltrlumo of provid—
in: for the indebtedness: of said tovm list of 15:6.
Imios tllliltllllltI \leI sell at Public Auction. at the
tumult-N lwwiunfter described. on the ltlth day of
Sr~pt.. rt. ll . tsrs. st ll o‘clock. at. in. so touch
of the following: dve‘enbotl Nut vslutv. tnr- not in the
list of Isitik of
Edward T. Benedict.
rlilttl «I in said Nunvnlk.t‘0itlulttitu: thirtydivvsrn‘s
“lot“ or lvsa uillt the buildings thereon. tvouutlul
northerly by land of lmnrand Johnson. oastorl by
hi husv. .oulhvriy b“ land of Robert 1.. \\‘at ‘ns
not twirs of Sauturi Strvot. dts‘vssod. and westerly
by land of heirs of .lottnthau Barns. (It‘\‘ll¥l‘d. as
will raise tho ‘t‘ltt of 'I‘wcnty—thr c Dollars and For
IV‘nt‘Vt‘Il cunts. tutti). that. being the ptoportiou of
the said
Edward T. Benedict.
of the sum tolsl in salt! list. together with the
charges of levy. solo. ctr.
lil‘ltR SM 11‘".
“X Collector. List, 0' I83-
Dntcd at. Nurtvulk. July it‘llt. ISIS. too
“slot
Tux Collector‘s Solo.
Notice Is lit-ruby given that the lllltlt‘f’SIs‘IIll‘tI. under
and by virtuo of it certain tux \vrtrrnut. duly nxtvt‘utod
and signed by proper authority. and din‘t‘lt‘t’l tn the
undersigned. coutmundiug hint to levy and collvct of
DANIEL A. MILLS.
and other persons \l‘ltlt‘t‘l In the
rule book. on the list to mild warrant
annexed tltoi r eovvrul purport ions of the
aunt totsl ns therein stated. as d sum being it tax or
assessment. agreed upon by the iuh‘l‘ituuts of the
town of Nortvnlk. regularly and legally assembled.
to will—On the 20th tiny of December. A. 1).. laid.
met for the purpose of providing for tho indebted
nose of said town list of 18m. levies upon and Will
sell at Public Auction. at the promises hereinafter
described on the 30th day of Soul“ A. D.. 1878.
at to o‘clock. A. ht.. so much of the following: do-
scribed real estate (as set in the list of 1876) of
Daniel A Mills.
situutod in said Norwullr. at Long 8““!!le so called
being tots Iiul‘flht‘l‘td lb and its on map o Charles F.
Sherwood. property made by Eli K. Street. March
26. two. bounded northerly one ftundrud twenty feel
more or less on land of Charles F. Benedict. Bll‘ ter-
ly one hundred fifty-six feet more or less on Lo No.
It on said than. southerly one hundred land are u
feet moreor lesson highway to be laid out. . n
westerly one hundred forty feet more or loss on
lurid of heirs of Lawrence ht. Stevens. deceased.
filth gallsttilrlgians firm. as grill raise ‘tlho ruptuof
ve oars. .ts unlepropor one c
said Daniel A. Mills.
of the slum will“ in said list. together with the char
0 a ' . u. t .
res “y 8 ‘ ° ° noun surru.
'i‘ux Otdlector. List of 1876.
Dated at Nortvnltt. July Inth. 1818. 400
Tax Collector's Stale. .
Notice is hereby ivon that the undersigned. uu~
(tor and b virtue o a certain tax warrnnt. duly cx~
reutt d an signed by proper authority. nnfltmcted
to the undersigned. communding him to levy nhd
collect of
ALFRED KNAPP.
and other persons named in the rate book. on the
list to said uurraut annexed. their several Iropoc
lions of the aunt total as therein stated. as d rum
being a tax or assessment screed u in by thein-
habltants of the town of bio-walk. res) -rly and lc~
alligatuembled. to wit :c-On the n day of the
com . A. 1).. 18%.. ‘ met for the of provid-
for the indebtedness orsnid town list of 1826.
for or upon and will sellnt public auction. at the
5.“? figure. I‘Iogwmh {:3 no ui
Q t I “
Frisian; disarm real estnte (as set In the no of
Alfred than
stunted awn town of norm? will: thehui
ereon. us usury-ave feet, froa and
one hundrfd and tuentrtre feet. in d
be norther by hlubway I:
sen-mew mum“ 0'. a n.
' westerly that of Msbvt Dieherwtan
tench gland. sttnateton Flax Bill
ttty eue aerermue or less.
.
"lion
m
that t of '
urghgytho
.\l l‘.-lets 9' ll’ 1114-“? Original 003‘.
EREMEMBER
“‘u '
smrtglou St rr-t‘t.
‘ NOTICE.
All neon-tors due the Old Firm of Buckinl-hsm 5%.
Co. not sun-d by the 15th of July. still be iuxfid III
on officer‘s hands for Collection; ‘
3o BCChINGflAhI .v (‘0.
Nortvalk Savings Society.
b‘omvshu. June lxth. this.
Interest at the rate of Eve t5) tu‘r cent. ;
mun. for the next six months. will be Cfi‘dlk‘d to
dvposilors July Isl. 1828. and paid to then: on and
after July 10th. For order.
not it: til-lo. F. MILLER. rm.
it. o. sonny, .w. 0.,
Physician &Surgeo
(filter: For. .Ifoiu am? ll‘qz‘? S's. .“Wt‘l‘.
Or‘rrtn Ilut‘brs: S rolls in . fired and I tots“?
fif't‘nn be found at the 022m Nights. Stare at .
t‘, stillmh‘s. So Nortvslh. 3st
“1‘0 C0.\‘ TRACTGRS.
_. 5min! rancnu‘tls \téll be received until 2:3! p at.
31:55 no. his for furnishing and laying about 2 am
fwt of Lox: l invh \‘a‘mt‘tt! it“s“! thrxutsh 'nshivge
ad Pruitt; nluvst .\\b\ fee! of It inch or»
a. s. nave 1;». hlaiu. street 2 and slso for furnishing
unwary tuttvztals and «morn-otter: vutvb rs-
and Ethnzft \Eu‘i Estimates for senior to be t or
. nerd to: catch Nx‘us and manhuivs 3“ each.
tttyof Soslh .
may tlevh. 1‘. rich: is wanna! to report all bids
GI‘GEIVQ rots \ l‘.“.s and s. “anemone taxi be
smut n: It): \a«.\‘ U! “‘th 'I‘. Oran“. L‘s-I . \‘t‘IS‘
3‘2! \ .~5 of.
can ‘3! FI “VIN “11.04th. {313‘ \‘is‘f‘k
we m Closing out
Our
Crockery, Glassware,
Baskets of every Description.
Cutlery and Huusefnrnisling Gulls
We are Selling these Goods (lheapn' than they
mu be bought in any Wholesale House in New York Qty.
They Must and Will ”9 Sold.
WE ALSO HAVE THE CHOICEST LINE 0!".
It‘! III- '
/ take warning.
é_ E W E R sperm...
\t to thet‘itx of South Xorvhnlh. and for
K .tnnsr I'u‘tilsxxin‘al to the t‘try “snout of the
Vows h. and handed or sent tothe
Immense Stacker
ERIES
In Nortvilk. and are Sllinu them at Prices as Luv as any Other flange.
’I‘iIE PLACE._§3
E. W. BEARD,
South Emu
gNothEr
;To Tux Payers on List of
1876.
All Delinquents will please
examine this and another coI~
nmu on the Third Page. and
The time is short
and you war he the next victim.
13mm SMITH.
Collector on List. of 1876.
ulk, April 28th., 1878.
”Tu caters.“ sue.
Notice is hereby éivou that the u ‘
der and be \trtue a! n certain tux wank
I
l
.;
. “V
dub: can.
~ t d and wood h apron-rs summit}. and directed
I: inc $.me 3 “WI“ him to levy and
liver
m TlltDtA‘! means-m”.
and other wvsons cussed in the rare book. on the
fins to void warrant annexed. they several mm
rams or the sash total as Ml seared. rnid ulti-
Mus ““me by the in-
hnbltxnts of the town of .‘ r and
handyman transit?“ the fill?
tint-re. .a. 11. 131K rnrt- for the provid-
zg for the indebtedness of lanthanum
w s agsnnnd will sell at Public Aural-ow. at
u or ‘ beret must.“ the sum
5'
i
I
‘i‘ux .\ l. Satyr \so l‘n antrv Svnmnn
I}.
t ‘.\ l‘.\t‘l’l"l~ l..‘l\l I‘.\S$I§.\‘til§li>‘.
For spinal and comfort is ttrtsttrr-assvd. and is lit
led up cairn-uly for the but-moss. t‘uttuoln hes
gran-os- on Lulu: Island and Hudson Rlvvr.
Societies. Instant and Schools curt cognac hor II
run to any place
tI-ntts. ottlior to clirtrlrr. or ON THE t‘tINIilNA
nod risk. Apply It) or address
Augustus littlott. Agent.
port. (It.
I‘ S. ~.\p1\ly st (\f‘lt‘t‘ on tho St‘llltylt‘r has from: on
guard for IS \‘Xi‘tll‘sltlltri already. hll‘s 2U
HOUSE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
A‘I‘ buliltih‘, KERR 'I’IIR DEPOT.
“‘ctlucsduy. .lttly IOIII. lists.
AT ’I"\\‘u O‘t‘Ltlt‘K.
The house tutti about two acrvs of land. rtmv occu-
pied try 8 tvahtiru.
on the tin-ruins. timid writer. plenty of fruit. etc.
EXCURSIQNfil
SL711 I ' \‘lixlili.
\tltltitt Itltl mill-a mi honorable
'I‘ltlh‘ l‘l..\.\' \Vlllt‘ll luvolvvs only half the oxponrc
Bridge-
Administrator’s Sale
A till about 2 Acres of Land
\vm lwaultl st mu. Auction. on the Premises
Goodman and out buildings
sons ll. RNAl‘l', Administrator.
sort. A. . SS3.“ I“ edema. n. we
the following: described real estates mullet
(Est (\I' I‘N ‘ vhf ,
“we xii‘anhy.
situated in rail Nanak. an Phillips Bill. 34‘ 1
in quantity “no lea-rd trim “I Ir“ with Ila“ Nit)“
rugs thereon. branded nor
land of htnry a. “‘tuwlhury. first“: be h us
villi“! t‘unnrwticnt “rapt . and westerly by Is
or hitched t‘olxan. and one other of loud ly-
ing on the no“ ' v. on rni main two
mods more or Ives with the buildings
dvd now or I‘M! as follows: \
of Mary 1:. tWrmk. land of Edwnrtl
wife. land of John We and
H“ “‘3'???“ mt n mundaéstm by
rue an in e. one \- y r.
lurid iii of Richard Dortnbue and wife. and woofer-l
by land of Allen and Price and by htnhw v. as wt
raise the sum of 'I‘ irtyalx do‘llnrs an hm
t‘ents. .Shsrhl}. that dug the promrtfnn oftbe
. Thomas fld‘nrthv.
of the euro has! in said llsr, together with the
charges of In ,v. rule. etc. ..
BURR bXITII.
Tax t‘olltwfflr. List of will.
Dated at Nortvrult. Iuhe 38th. ISN. M
\
. ‘ ‘
Tits (lollector's Sale.
Notice ls hereby given that the undersigned under
and by virtue of a certain tax warrnnt. duty exc-
. ruled and slurred by proper authority.nnd directed to
the uudersigncdxuntrnnudlng him to levy and collect
«I
HEIRS“? MRS. LEWIS 0 “11.808.
and other portions nnmcdln the rate book. on the
let to said wsrram annexed. their several
tlous of the sum total as thoreln‘ stated.
being a tax or assessment agreed I:
hal-itantsof the town of ft‘oro‘nlh. regn arly and
legally assembled. to wilt-0n the filth da of 1x»
number. A. 1).. 1816. root for the purpose o youth
in: for the lndrhtodnessofaaid town list of t‘l‘lfi.
lexios upon and will sell at Public Auction. at the
premises hereinafter domibid. on the flhdny of
new. a. 1).. mat at to o‘clock. n. In. so touch of
[Itbffulltbitlllg described real estate. insect inthe
list of mud of
eirs of Mrs. Lowis 0. “‘Ilson.
all situated in the town of Riot-walk. containing one
hundred and em arm more of Iesnbeundod unrtb‘
er - now or ftwinelly by Innd_of Jeremiah '1‘. man
u by birhway known 0‘“ time Point Road. enst‘
orlv by etid Brooks. by Yillnn-oCrech and by Long
Island Sound. southerl by Iron: Island Sound.
and westerly by said ‘tlnon‘s Nut and. by
the Cove. so called. and the smu‘l strewn or
brook empty-inched it. said premiers known as
‘tttlson‘: Point: at: 03;: tract contagnlnk about
wentw w acres. run northerly y r.
caster by Miriam and by creek Ian
as WI u‘a Gum. southerly by
Smith Mills and land of heirs of
Raymond. and westerly by his-hear-
Sm th Hills : one other erecteon ntng about In»
ty-nve noses. nded nor:h b
5 Cent Cigar,
The; Old Well
TELEPHONE.
Tilt-v inc fllI‘l‘All‘Y \‘i ty popular. and will
plumm- )ml.
t. 3mm an.
SIIlfllfl all N ew
d land late of . rare. east by b
as Iran‘s hunt Read and land a}?!
Smith and land of re or meet north
y of Daniel Hoyt and ot and by! wny.
and west by highway and land late of 1.. . euro.
as will raise nun of flu x
andFort Gents. (M’ , that hi the
proportion of tn: told «.15. In
Heirs of Ilrs. Lewis 0. Wilson.
of the sum total in said list. togetherwith tbnlchar‘
ie . . r
"u ‘7 '3" ° '“ noun sum.
'I‘nx Collector. lint of rats.
Dated at It‘orwnlk. July orb. rent ass
a
Tax Collector’s Sale.
Notice is hereby ven that the undersigned. under
and by virtue s c n tnanrrnnt. duly execu-
ted and signed by proper authority. and directed to
he ondcrsigncdmommanding hint to levy and collect
a
of
‘ Ankh)! FANNISG,
and other persons named in the
rule boot: on the list to said war-rant
annexed their several proportions of the cult win!
as therein stated. said sum being a city tax of six
and onefbalf mills on the duller. and water tax be—
“! tmdme".rlls“.“mtn " M...
urea upon c voters
the Gig of th Nyorwnlk. regularly and legally an.
taro. .rt‘iS‘fii’a "”3“ g" more é‘r ‘ t “
e n ‘ or t o l n
the current expenses of rel city?“ and satd’w‘eefi
tax being “to street the trout. of
rater works
d .é‘fii‘fi‘t?“o‘&“i“§r September A I) m
e e ay . . .. 1
at 3 o‘clock in the afternoon. so much of
log dcscrihedrenlostateef the fellow.
For Gale.
Twenty Shores Nowell: LochUo‘s Stitch. Address
‘ E. L. Vi HITS.
sss— tf. Bridgeport. Goon.
Contamissiorrm’ Notice.
The subscribers appointed h the Court of Pro-
!) ‘to for the District of Norwal commissioners to
r r ivo. examine and decide upon the claims of the
. ‘tors of the estate of The Hawaii: . a
..;pnny:nn insolvent debtor of Norwnllr. in said
let. assigned in trust for the honour of its end
srs. hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our said appointment at the on of
s id Nor-wall: Iron Wot a Company; on the Inn
03 July. A. 1).. tors. and on the 10: any of August,
A. I).._1878. at ten o‘clock in the furenoou of each
of built darn. .
Said court hath limited and allowed three month
from the dste hereof for the exhibition to no of
claims against lurid estate.
Dated at Norwnlit. Nay lith. A. 1).. 1319.
LYXAN I). BREWSTER.
TAMADGE Nut.
uteri otters.
«one Black from Sleutnat Latin:
rnsvmrnnxn tea.)
is. mullet oust: ,
Email
ii. an. at. antennas
\
,‘F‘ITWP .f
Oran V
csvnsnmnfi sesam- : ’
Abram Fanning.
in said cit of South Kerwin with
.tbereon‘ sta’ndlny. bounded aorthertyk' %;
New . worn-set
of Charles b‘llnurbnund and
wife.
situated
bullui
surnof
tbeptonasshndtheanid
an: hu$ ‘
Mikel-Win withintmest
«surname-angina.“
Norwalk Chronicler