Remember and pay your-WEI»-
grail: £01112th gum:
Worms-salty. December W45, “.0
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N0 PAPER. "
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List of Letters
R 11111111111; in the Post—otfic :2 at South \‘nb
wad; 1111 15.1““ l’crsuiis calling for
:t'i; 11f1i112~1 li'ttt 1's Will plousc so.) (hwy
M12 :1. i1. rtisod
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llouton. Mrs.
.Al:1ry Rolwrts,
llirilo's Jr.. J11p~
Fri'il Hus
ifihms Henri 1..
Flight. '2'111k Harding.
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Remaining”: tho l’os1~1»tli2'o at Nor
talk. 1321111 .ll2-i'i'1iil2i2r M. iv”. l’orsuiis
i':1 .1111; for illl_\' 12ftlii2si2le-1112rs Will pli'nsu
|.i_v the) :ii'i' ailvcrtisvd.
Town is lluitim. ll. K. Balding.
Xv-ll'i- 1'_ ll.1l\221‘. i'.2rrir2 llrziillvi-rry, llvssic
Brawn. (burly-s 1‘r;1rli-}'. llotiry (‘urrit
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\l’.‘\ \l;1r_\ l‘ .l.i 11125. 5112112 S Lilli. .‘liss
Miss
day.
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copies for Charleston, 8. 0. papers.
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~L‘allat .AV. AVaterman Swords‘
gems‘ furnishing goods.
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Taxpayers should read the notice of
the Board of Relief in another column.
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Rev. J. M. Taylor preached in the \A'i'st
Norwolk chapel his! Sunday nftoi'uoon.
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Tho annual town meeting was held at
the town house today.
-2 .4 ,..7h..._
Commissioner \Vright has been found
to be deficient in his accounts with the
town of Briilgoport to 1lioi'xti-111 of $3,-
$34.06.
a. '0“ 7 .7...—
1‘onilui'mr Imandcr Seurhs yesterday
changi-d his rosidcncc from lllln placi- to
New A'Ul’li city.
v- ~ %--—2~«-
~llnll: ind‘ s2 .-\lllt"l'l1‘ xiii Mixoil ( unily 201.
11111.. {1le. for “1112
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Miss Nellie Baker of Nantui'kot is spend-
ing tho wink-1' \Vllli Mrs. A. O. Rood. East
Norwallt.
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Tho first of the Home Soi'izililcs wort
lii2l1i :11 Music Hall his: cvoning. Tin-r12
\l.1:_v l 121l112.:2111- l1. Lamb. Miss Mary
.‘i (111. .‘l' ss .\' l2l ltmii'li. Mrs. Sylvester
3: .12'31. .\l ss l innirl Vmus. Josiah \A'Ill-
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1 2.1.: 111 tho i'iiapii this and to-nioi‘rim'
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\- {iii n“ on: only two remaining woods
1 I' 2. .1pyriir1hr' girls should endeavor 1.1
LAC.» liio most of it while it lasts.
2 2 c2» -
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"1'2.-.:i,\li.\i1i (“iiiiily 201'. a. “1., '1 lbs. {or
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evening, “lllt‘ll will lii2 iiiti'i'i2stiii;. :iiiii
cinbriicc :1 full distribution of i‘hristiiius
gills.
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~11111n of h «iklci'i'pcr 1.21 the tirmot hli'nxlfi.
ll22_\l. llriis , Mr. AltltlllflAIA
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-Gold Pens, Pencils aid Picks at Road's.
Maw- ,
Samuel Rtymond bu our thanks for
for
Hon. B. F. Bailey.
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The members of Butler Lodge, 1. 0. 0-
F. at the meetinglast Wednesday evening.
considered the subject of a public ball. A
committee was appointed. which is to re.
port at a future meeting.
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who inquired last “21'-ck. in what
way the Tompernncc Reform Association
uses its funds. will find a full answer in
the Secretary's report. That association
doesn‘t beliove in half way measures. and
is using its full powi-i‘ and all its prcror
olives to Pl‘GA‘t‘llf tho 1111112 rind usoui' intox-
icating liquors as n bevcrngi'.
WM
Wm. H. Duncan. who has loiisod his
entire premises on \Vnshingtoii street to
Brown. Slicrwood & Brown, has purchased
a. lot 011 \Votor street. between “inter and
llnvilami. and put up n teiiiporiii'y hlnck-
smith shop for his own accommodation.
lie oxiwcts to put up 11 1:11:31 building
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112-1l1v\\'111. D.Ncoili2lils \1'i2ll know 11 fish
and i'ogotabli-1:1:1rl11'i2t. and has 1: '1k12 211 im-
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in: 1111' 1'. 1:1's 12 x1112i'~1121111\ in tho liusiiioss
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$2,1mpolii'y of '4 man who, while drunk,
was killoii bv :1lm'2iiuotivo, li:1sli.2i-11
taliii'd by :1 Boston 1'21111'1.
still and soft hats for tho holidays.
its (‘hrisiintis i~xvrcisi2s 111 lllt‘ church on
t‘lirisiiiius
fills-
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What better L'iii'istiiiiis presents can you
i’l‘iflli" 111 the absent rt‘lilllvr' or friend than
1 12.1..1'. “um-1111111111 11) 111.2 SENTINEL. that
Will Lil-.'2- to them all the news about home
{“v't'l'y woek ':‘ Suchapresciit will behigbly
liziprt‘i'litlt'il. and the donor will be called
1.) n.211112111l2runci2 weekly when it arrives.
\Vi- l’lil\'r-‘ no motive in this notice exccpt
1.1 lm‘llr'fll our 1'.-odors. and such informs»
112:1:11 22.'.\!‘2.~l1'1'~l us anything.
_,_, «row—~—
Th» 2:.r;1-~1 4111211111: ever paid by the
L'iiiiml Sink-s government to any one pen-
SL213“? AVJS 1h.11 pziid Friday. in New York.
by i’i211sion A4111 l’oiilo to James Hoffman
of B llls [)2‘llsitill including :1rrr2ur2
3412» :iiiimints 11> $6,923.30. llizfl’iuzm has
l22n'1‘. tuizilly blind from disoasc contracted
Had he
ili'fi'l'l‘ml lll‘ i'xwution of his voucher so as
111 lllt‘ludi: the December payment. the
amount “'1 old have been $1141.30.
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—Y11u must try Duvis' Bolling Powder
[1 is absolutilv pure. Alw ays sn paper
pockiigrs. nocliarge for tin cans llel '9
ilicapvr ' 03611.)
.‘lrs Bedey A. Butts widow of the late
(11121. John Butts. an old and respected
1'1 ‘\lilt‘llt of this city.2lied :it the home of her
dauglucr. Mrs, Henry Jones. on Thursday
hot. :11 1312.2 a lA'it'\\‘2‘~l age-1f s22venty2five
yours. Death has bean a frequent visitor
in this familleie following members hav.
ing been removed: Philip Albert, Jones.
Mrs. P. H. Jona‘ sun. died Sept. lfith.
lull; anothcr son. Robert Melville. died
December ‘3‘! . IST-t: Philip Henry. her
husband. Jun. llth. 1875; Capt. John
Butts. her father. Sept. 3d. 3877: John
Henry. her son. March 13111. 1879. and her
mother. who will buried last Suturday. A
il-cp sympathy is felt throughout the en-
tire community for "to. Jon“
.il'.iio.
\\'l1!lt’ in the country's service.
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~For Sleds. Rocking Horses. choir
Rockers. etc. gotoBodwdl‘n.
W
Thawwdn of dollars have Minsk
within the last few your- in W
photingofoym ac Hillard, the hi~
'tlvellnnarly «qu being do
myedbytbowuhluclofroudondnud
upmthebedslnhuvym 0mm
W through successive fillers.
and bushy tried deep miter piloting.
fibMWdMMQWWb
MMy-adouplorfih 1mm put
oftheh-ethothomjn phasing
lush-Howrah: m was all”
This iiiiikcs thi- 1‘11111'1 of lliirgi-sscs stiiiiil
”Mlhvwn-My ” 2
five Democrats and 11110 lit-publicist).
W
Jacob Roth. ll painter. of (‘Uluptl‘ in tho
town of \A'cstpoi't, committed suicide Sun-
day by taking poison. Hi2 was in liniiii-
cial embarrassment and hail boon drink-
ing freely.
-0-
-—-.\ew styles of nohbv soft :11: 11 ~11” 11.113
for the holidays. at McEw en ‘11.
——'.‘.QO
James M. Sutherland. formerly known
as " Senutor Bob Hart," and :1 popular
iiiinatrel. spoke upon Gospel T2. mpvi riince
at the uptown Baptist church last ei'cn-
ing. There was a large audience and
Mr. Sutherland gnvc the-m :1 Very v l\ id
account of his experience. He was con-
V'uited about 1110 years ago, and him been
engragedin the Gospel Temperance Work
ev or since. and his labors h: n e been abun-
dantly rewarded.
“”22
Geo. C. Stillson has purchased the drug
store in Dairien formerly owned by G.
Russell Brown. and placed Fraud M. Bax-
ter in charge. It, is Mr. Stillson's purpose
to make the store equal to any in Nor-
wulk. Mr. Baxter has scrvi i :2. complete
apprenticeship 111 the drug l)u:ll1¢3§§, and
is 11 young man fully comp 2tent to attend
to the busiiimas in all its detaii' 3. He is
not. only efficient. but very careful. and is
entitled to full confidence.
W
-Bodwell has just received a fine Line
of Diaries for 1881.
W -
WWII-:3; died at; his residence on
Main street. last Sunday afternoon, in the
sixty-sixth year of his age. He was a son
of the late Hatthew Wilcox, and born in
this place and lived here till about twen-
ty-k six “your: use when he moved to New-
‘3...) whale he remained till about
3 "year ago, when became buck sgain to
this city. He was on the steamer Adel-
pbi at the time of the explosion. sud was
granny shocked thereby. and never recov-
ered his full hulth. The disease with
which he died m oomumpdon. The
fuwdurvicuweuheld 1:11me
looms a half put seven last evening.
I". J. “SoundenMdthem
A from 041! Well lodge F. t
A. It. anemiedthefunaul magma-
Mungvmuhenbyflu 7:46 train.
.111il‘1'11111l‘11'p
cored thegrcmaiutothedepot (humor-n-
Atw they will in rust Odor-ts!
mats. 3.. of which downed
mom. momma»
it tho llilii. :1111l :1 I111,:12 iii li‘4ltluill i'.iiuo
Milo Him-1'12“ Moiiiliiy i~\i‘11
1112 \\'12 113241121 llll‘ 1'1'r111'. and :11'1' Willu'g
ill in lliit‘gih‘ll.
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Faun! :At‘l‘lllt'll'.
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\. Limo, of Hilxoi' lllllli', AAlIllt' unloading
lo s from ll “1124.111 :11 John lluttwi'y's ~:iw
Illlllllnl 111.. '.lit H102 iii-riiok slippi-il, 111111
tli12hiiiiill1 striking luiii owr 11112 right
12112.i'i‘iis‘iilii:iiiliisi'oi'olu-u-l :1111l siilv' of
lllh f2ll‘1'.
lll‘ ll\l‘|l llln|lll f12111'l1oili'2i.
- 9'.
22H. 3', Hood. Nil .\l.'iiii Ht.
soriiuoiu 12f Ji21\'i2|1'\' l‘oi' H111
9.. "
ilorw llullroiul.
'l‘lio \Viutm 'limo 'l‘nlili' of tho Noi'ivulli
lloi's'o lulli'iiuil 1\'i~1111111oi~1l'1‘<'1l:1.-11'l‘liui's
il.11'. ’Illt'KV‘
1111112 1:1hh21- 1'1111 (ilillllll tliciii by iipplyiiig
:ll lliis Iillii'o.
, l1:1s:i liui2 11s-
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l'l'I‘w'nils ili'nll‘illg iilllI‘l' lll'
<>
t‘unquw lug u Bulky llor‘w.
'l‘wu gcnili'iucn of lhinbury l1.1vo i11-
\'i'1111‘1i :1 now Wily of urging iilioi'so iiliing,
which 11l)\'l:lll‘!~l tho 11121'1'ssiiy of :1 “hip.
lll bringing home :1 soil limit from l.:iki2
l\'1'1111si:1l:is1 \Vi‘i‘ll. ihi2 llIII‘Hi‘ drawing tho
wugon would not ::2222llii\1'iill1. 'l‘l112y 111--
i'iii'.li11;4l_\' ruiwil llll' uhllls‘ of tho bout. Mid
11212 wind living 11121111 iisturu, wlioopi-d it.
up 111 [but lioi'so s11 lbut lll‘ was usioiiislii'il.
ll.2ilid11'1 nlllp running until Miiiii sti'orl
rozii'lioil llllll tlio sitils loworoii — News,
\\'.L‘
» §~O'
)llu D: n' ciipurt‘ 2- "null
Tim 3111) of iuiiiicst i11v1:ti;;:11i11,2 llll'
' 1l.2:ilii of Miss l):1\'i-1iport.11 111211-12 of Mrs.
\“1111111-ll"i2.~.~121~.1li2ii. who was liillcd 111-111'
il2.12.'::11111'111'il iii-p111 by tho ll‘lllll which
1 li'll .ii'w York :11 {our o'i'loi'k lust Sutur-
dziy iif11-iiimiii. is 1l1‘\'|illli;.'. itself pi'uii'i-
p:ill\' 11.1 llr'i‘t‘l'lllllllllg \\'llt‘lllt‘l‘ John ll.
linker, 1h:2 ongincor, Now his whistli2 :11
the proper tiiuc lwfoi'o ranching 11112 cross-
ing whi-ri- 1h:2 curringo in which was Miss
Davenport, was struck. Tin-1'12 one built--
111121115 that hi2 did not. but, two \vitui-nsi-s
have sworn to hearing the wliisllv.
—~— —«02
—-S2.lvi-i'~wm'e of every description tit
l{llt)llԤ.
w. -"—-—~
Roll of Ilouor—Unlon School.
Novnawmt. 1880.
GRADE ill—Class 1. Ella Orlicli; Class 2.
\V’innie Brenden. Class 8, Currie D‘Artois.
Alfred VVnkcinnn.
GRADE 9.~—-Cln.ss l, Hattie Hoyt, May
Smith; Class :2. Gretta Elleudorf; Class 3,
Maggie Murphy
GRADE 8. —-Classl. Bertha Brown; Class
3.,Ainy Palmer.
GRADE ’1‘. ~Class 1, Maggie Lauder;
Class :3. Mattie Raymond.
GRADE 6.—-Cluss 1, Annie Hamilton:
Class ‘3. Nellie Disbi‘ow.
GRADE 5.—Class 1,
loss 2. Mary Schaub.
GRADE 4.-——Class 1. Julia Mullen; Class
2. Emma Seeley.
GRADE 3.—~i':oncurd street. Class 1.
Richard Swo 21112)’: Class 2. May Punzelt.
GRADE '2, S. Class 1. Harry Evans,
Maggie Main .Py.
Annie Elilcrnmu;
-QOO-—-——v~
Grmul Arm) Interests.
General Lnluis AVagner. commander-in-
chief of the Grand Army of the Republic.
has recently undertaken in the interest of
pensioners and pension claimants to in-
vestigate the charges made against Comv
missioner Bently. as well as the delays in
the adjustment of {IPY‘Qion claims. The
result is embodied in “ General Ordars No.
11." issued from Grand Army headquar-
tern in Philadelphia, :1 document of con.
siderable length. containing in brief the
some arguments which have been so of~
ten advanced by promoters of o rear-5mm
nation of the pension system. This is it
matter of impomuce. since it. practically
secures the influence of the Grand Army
Saute. known as the sixty surgeon bill.
the mmderdn chief is immune?! with
mmwmmiwm
no Teapot-snot Mom Association
will hold on moivemry Moment in'
their room on Christmas eve, which will
consist of recitation- by member! and
their children. singing. and an address by
in upper: of the bill now pending in the
General anner rays in conclusion that
the necessity of legislation of the charac-
ter. proposed. and feels satisfied that Ben-
mbillNoJfi. amended manpower!
to the Scum. will umody the evil which
chin-MI W under the dialog
' _ pm and to lil-
vito the mum-.12“ of all mrflvlna 'Iol-
dim sud sailors everywhere.
W
Help the Poor.
There is a good «flatmates-incur
city caused by poverty, mdluco’demmds
are being made upon the various charita-
able organizations. The Ladies Chum”:
Temperance Union is doing much in this
line. and have dem'nuds upon them that
they find difficulty in meeting. and they
ask the assistance of the generous, and
will be glad to receive any articles of
clothing. etc., at the coflee room. Look
over your wardrobe and laider. and see if
vou haven‘t something to spare, and if
you have send it to the coffee room, and
it will be judiciously applied to relieve
suffering. Anything that can be used
will be acceptable.
V-.- w
‘14)“) ’21 Lurly- Book for January,
ISSl,
Which opons tlii2 one hundred and second
volume. gives us the first of the promised
novi'letics. It. is a quiet, domestic story
by Mrs. E. B. Benjamin, niuhor of “Glen-
ai'cniin.“ “Hilda and I." and other pop-
ular works, and is written with the nu-
thor‘s usuiil mrncst purpose and ability.
Mrs. Bi-njiunin hover iiinis at sensatiou:
but her purv, swcct s1oi'i12s 1211211110 and re-
lino. “nil :ll‘t‘ gi'miily pl'izi'd by thoughtful
uni-ions, “‘iih this charming story and
otlmrs from 111-ll linowu iiuihoi's, 51111112 12x-
iiuisitu pooiiis, and tho usiinl rich 111-111 of
:itti'ui-tloii hidios in tho hnndsouu2
f.isliii.ii 1111111221, tho wm'k ilvpiirtliiont. the
i'i2i'iprs, 11ml diuiiostii' hints, tlii' children
111'12 roinoiiihui'iul in tho ploasing Juvenile
Di-piirtuii-m. 11nd tho iiiiiguziiio offers all
llr' old 1'12 2:11111'1 .22 with tho :iililitioii 2‘f new
lit )l'
ours. 'l‘.lii2l:111ui'11y iiuiiihi-r liiis one of
l).ll‘l1'\ .\ 111:1s112 11212210121, “1li':iiidf:11li(2r's
i‘nll." “'12 Will 1'121'i2ivi2 subscriptions ill
tho Lady's llook
your. posipiuil for
'l‘luri is 1111 t‘Xt‘i‘llt‘YlL ti no to
this office, uuil furnish
and Sichixii. for uni-
only $2: .'11),
.‘illlld‘l‘lll‘fi
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Now Prove-11 for tho l'rt'u'rvutlou
ol'thc "cud.
1‘l‘1':1112~:11:«111 from I'hv‘ I'V'ho 11!‘ Opinion, 'of Nnntu
Uoiiioiguiiu 11112h1:s'11\i:i.,liy li:1\1~ll1111h,l-;.~11 i
'l'lio ( hum” of tho l'iiiti‘il Stilton lll 11121--
lin hus- i'oiiiliiiiiiii'uh'd to the Si-i'ri-tilry of
Halo 111 \Viishuiytun. :1 Ali-si'i'iplion of it
now Etl'iit‘i‘Nh‘ ful‘ tho pri'si-riution of tho
ili'iid. 'l‘lii- (ioriuun lith‘l'lllllt'lll bus in
duci'il llii' ownci' of tho puti'ul
iiouni'i' his pi'ii iii-1412. llllll to publish it (“‘-
si'i'ipiion of tho pi'iii'oss. 'l‘lio following
i'xtrm‘t is ink-211 from lli'i'liu pnpvrs
in nu
i‘ouiiiiou suit 1‘. «Mann.
1'111l1oiuili2of 111111.41 ‘Jiiuiii'i's.
Nitriitv of siilt
.\1s111111'111'iil ‘35 drums.
in tho \Vllll‘l‘
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“HAY .A A"I‘0\.
'l‘tii- pi'oti'm'ti'il ini'oiingrs :11 Ibo M. E.
i'liiii'i'h i'oiituiuo, iii-d thi' l1:11'\1'.~1 lulu-1112;,
111.111.21.11. tho M21211 of which was nim'" ll."
ilii'u' piisliit' llov. lill‘. Hpi'ni'i'l‘ lllll'llll: tho
past spring and summcr. Young pi‘oplo
of lhi2 i'oiigrolzulion buvi- gin-11 li‘nlllllOlly
121' thi-ii' i'hnngql of liiiiii'l, unil llii-ii‘ dolor-
iniiuition. by tho iii-lp of God. to i'oiilinuo
in tho way of i211~r1111l lif12, i'vi211 llllVllll:
i‘lirist us llll‘ll‘ siiiudiird. 'l‘hosi' i'ouvor-
1111111.»: no doubt 111'12 pci'iiiniii-nt, for ilivir
f:1i:li 1'111111211 through 1l112ir iiudorstiinding.
h_v llll' lii'ui'iug of 1ho word. which thoir
pastor niiiki's 1.11 plnin thin. thi- \vnyl'iii'iiil:
iiiiui though 11 fool may not on. The 121111-
groguions iii'o 11111412. 11ml :1 (ll't‘ll fouling
pi'oviiils', bringing gi'uilunlly to tho 12111'2'
t'iii-o thoso who uro almost iwi'suudcd to
1'121'1211'12 (‘ln'ist 11s thoir only hop:2 of solva-
11011. 111111 tho only standard of right liv-
lug.
\ ltlllllllt'r of our young men who love
th 2 llllltll‘fil: kind of music linvo purchased
oiglit 111~\\' drums at on cxponao of 1mm2
1.11.111 121112 lllllllll'l‘tl dollars. which tiigothi-r
w.1l111biisodi'iuii 11nd otlwr drums they
h .1'121'111 hnnd. lllt‘Y intend to lnn'u 11 drum
12.111121. Drum Major Wm. H. ('l‘ocki't lN
Univ practicing them in tho rudiments
1211'1'y night 111: Dibblo‘s store.
Edward (lorry. tho young 1111111 that
was oniploycd 1111 tho hotel here during last.
summer but now belongs to the sieiuncr
linti'rpriso :11 Milford harbor, last Friday
took the train to Bridgeport 11nd puro
chum-d :1 suit of clothes and returned to
Milford on no express train. A‘thn 1112:11'
Strutford bridgo he jumped from the
train while it was at full speed. and
strange to my not a. bone was broken. and
only a. piece of skin about 11170 inches long
was peeled off his leg. but. he was terribly
bruised. and is now lying in tho hospit-
tul at New Haven. The concussion hurt
him all over. His face was terribly
swolen and the ground and lofty tum-
bling ruined his new clothes which he had
on.
Ash Bond tells us that he has struck oil.
or in other words he is possessed of one
hundred acres of oyster ground on which
he has planted seven hundred baskets of
seed, the spawn of which has covered his
whole plantation with seed which clings
to the gravel on the bottom. He thinks
it is safe from storms. Q it . is in five
fathom of Walter.
W-.. ”M
Our Polk-o l2‘-tree "verlmulcd.
Editor SENTINEL :——I want you to accord
me spoon in your journal to relate a few
things I have seen and know of members
of our police force, and a. class of women
that aré becoming very numerous in our
city, and giving it a. very bad reputation.
Last Saturday night twa boys, young
men. probably they considered themselves.
came out of the new hotel. and pitched in
and had a regular knock down. A part
of the police force was in sight, but they
did not move, and when their attention
was called to it, instead. of arresting the
disturbers of the peace and violators of
law they mildly sent them home. I want
to all: if that is whst our police are paid
for? I supposed they were to protect the
peace and apprehend the violstora thereof.
But they seem to be only for ornament,
or to out» the guiltyto escape punish-
ment for offense walnut: the luv, unless
they be without friends.
It in no unusual thin: to see ours or two
of them carrying home some drunken
man. It tbs: what they are who: A
drunken nun h a vlolm of lunar!
while they rush hold to smut some poor
drunks: trampling mm atom who
“ 'l‘lw limlii \ 111'i2s1-1'\1'1l by this niotlioii. "
thou—drink when 2
WI lobar when on. It is uowondor
that law is imminent when those paid to
see that it: is enforced. are virtually lnzool-
lotion with the violstoro.
Of lute there has been I molded of
street wolking by s clan of women that.
to say the least, do not bear a good repu-
tation. In fact they boldly accoat men
with indecent language. and are making
it: very unpleasant for decent women to
be on the streets of an evening. I have
800d reason to believe that: members of
our police are on terms of very intimate
familiarity with some of these women.
and it: is no unusual thing to hear remarks
when they meet; that indies“ there is collu-
sion between them. In fact: they are seen
too often in conversation with them.
Now, I ask in the name of law and do-
cency if it isn‘t time this sort of a thing
was stopped. I know that a new force
will soon be appointed, and for a long
time I have deferred calling attention to
this matter. hoping that with the new city
government there would come a cliarige
of police force. As it is now we would be
better off if we had no police force. for
there would be no more crime. and a great:
saving of expense. X.
”Wu——
Temperance Reform Assoclntlo'n.
SECRETARY :1 Stem ANNi'AL REPORT.
Soc 1'11 Nonwsuv, Dec. 8th. 1880:
Si'Cl‘i‘lfll‘)" s Sciiiinnnual and yearly in -
port from Nov. 15th 1879. to Dec: lat 1880.
This ussocliition was formed Nov. 151d].
1870. Its objects are. primarily, to aid
iliOso already reformed, to induce all who
have signod the pledgo to keep tho same.
11nd usu all lionornblo menus to cncourtige
Ulllom 1o iilitnin from the use of all intox-
icating liquors its :1 hm cruge.
signed the pledge. 102 have been placed on
llii2 lloll of 11111101‘ 17 havo boon dcliiirrcd
incinbci‘ship for breaking their plcdgo and
rol‘iisim: to Sign ligiiin. “'13 have had {our
llolllllS.
We llth‘ r121212i1'0d in money from all
lloiiiiiining on dcposit in hunk 258.33
The oriiiimunts 11nd picturos in the room
wo fool gromly iudchtcd for tho prosperity
of this association.
'l‘ho iiiarblu \i'roiitli ovcr thi2 platform
wunniudo 11nd 11111111111! by our Italian
lirollior, Mancini.
llot'orv2 our town i2l121'tioii we hold spo-
iiil Ilii‘t'lllltf‘l in Music llnll. iiioiiilwrs of
llt‘fiil‘i‘ tlw toivn Tim‘lion.
\1'121'12 :lppuilllHl to confi-r with tho l~‘ivi2
Mil:2 Hour and .\'oi'\\':ilk lltihtli‘lflllilllfl to
1l1~11scnii2uustoi'oiiqiior thi' rum voto.
‘l‘liisi'ity. l'lnsi Noruiilk 11ml l"i\‘o Milo
lllA't‘l‘ did splonilidiy. costing it liu‘go vnto
for No Lia-1151', but our 1211121111011 iii tin2
lion.
'l‘lii» l.iiilii2s Christin“ Union took pos-
souslilll of tho room on i2li21~1ion ditv, 11nd
fiii'iiishi'il 1'12fi'2'sluni2nts for iill 112111p121'iuu212
11211111121121, :inil largo niiiuhcrs wore foil, and
H112 [null-222 (‘lu'istitiu Union will 11121'121‘ b0
who llll\‘l‘ iii-on ri'i'lnimi'd.
'l‘hc rosiilt of tho tonipiu‘iincc work in
this city formic you is thrit 1:1th linvo
signed the pledgc. Uur association num-
bers 11.50. of which 450 nm on the Roll of
Honor.
“'1' have ri'i'i'ivcil in moncy from iill
sources $1604 30
\Vliolo amount of bills puiil 1"77. 6-!
Wholc amount donated in lllOllt‘y 61.06
Ri'guliiri'olloctions hnvc ninouiitixl to
$506.15.
h‘pociiil colloctioini for honciit of lllllrlt.‘
in nooil $65,110.
It Would ho almost. impossihlo to givc
iii'oiiiplctu record of tho good tluit liiis
boon doni'. iuid tho poor tluit hiivo iii-1211
fed and clothed by this association in one
your.
AVodnt-iidny night meetings. our rog-
uliir busil’iosa 11112121ng night. lmvo been
well attended.
Tho Frldiiy night meetings. in charge
of brother Golden. have been largely n1-
lt‘lltll‘tl. and 11 source from which the as-
,1. ii‘intioii d121'i1'o much pleasure and good.
Saturday night. the bust meeting of all
tbo week. is taken chin-go of by different
brothers. and tlio'lirothors most. all spook
11nd i'i1l:iti2 tlieii'cxperienccs when drink-
ing. and how much better 1bcy and their
families arc since they became sober, in-
dustrious men.
And now, with the beginning of a new
year. let us work with renewed energy,
and by our good example and prospertsy,
try to reclaim llll who are cursed with an
appetite for strong drink and when next
November comes we will be able 16 wipe
rum from our town.
CHAS. I'll/SMITH.
( Secretary.
«coo—w” ”\I
An Answer to “ s."
Messrs. Editors SENTINIL. Dear Sins:—
In answer to an inquiry made through
your columns. by some person whose sig-i
nature is \vit libeld. regarding the proposed
disposal of the funds gathered at'the com-
ing supper of the Reformed Men's A5802
cmtion at Music Hall, permit me to say
that it is very easy to answer, but: I pro-
pose to use more words than simply to
answer» In the first place let me ask a
question. AVho would have the audacity
to deny that the Temperance Reform As-
sociation of South Norwalk is a society of
public benefit. No person that; wishes to
be respected for the truth he speaks,
would dare deny this fact. And now let
me ask. what constitutes a public bene-
fit '1’ And in answer let me claim for the
management of said organization that the
getting of intemperate men to become
sober and respectable album, and the
helping of the families of such as are in
need to things that will add to their oom-
fort, and by this encourage such to re-
main sober and industrious; and the
keeping within the low, those who are
selling stuff first is dunnlng to any pub-
llo wherein 1111s consumed. and to war
against the Isle of such stuff no is: curse
to the land in which we live. is a public
gbenefit, sad to this end""‘the Mom ed
Men's Minion seem 1:0“..an and
I
11qu
‘ Andnowktmollytothm who may
Multinational-mints“, gluon”
motthofiohmeilfu Association.
liriilu‘o ivorkoil luil‘il tutti wo lost tho olvc- '
highimti-luu. 111111 oriuiiuii iomriluuiunii from the
non! m~2li brutcil wrui hi hi Mun ionnirv.
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