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South Norwalk sentinel, Wednesday, March 29, 1882 · page 3

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“'t'dllfld|t. “I"?! ‘30. I382.

LII! of Lotion
Evolution: in tho Fast-omn- a South
Nnrwalk. Blanch 29. "“3. Pomona culling
g... my Hf these letters will please“:
mm- are advertised

MN. )1. Jane Bunion. Dub,- 8. Duck-
(7. Hr limes lr‘itzgibbimu. (2) 310*. Car-
rum“ L. F“!. ’2‘ \Villiam HI'WPIL .‘ll’S.
llylr. .\lr. llirrv lluntcr. Muss Anniv
1...“... MN. M. Joyce. Mr. o. w. Linl.
3p..- Kat» Lilliery. Mrs. Susan Mack. D.
\t', niuismul. 1.. D. Smith. Miss Laura
i riw‘ik‘ Smith. l-‘emondo Van Scoy. .‘fri.
Franklin Young-a

.l. Siltxswu. P. 3!.
'.‘.‘.7.. ”M
Lin or Letteri-
Ron-1min): in the Post-office at Nor-
wggfi, l'ilflll., March ‘2‘.) "38?. Persons

'Aiilll-J for mu“ of these letters please
my their are advertised.

Herman Brim-n. Mm Blackstone. Jr.
\ll‘h. branch! “will Davin. Miss Maggie-
ii twiirale. Deahlvu & Fallon. MN. S. A.
fox, (ha-urge \V. Gregory. Miss. B. Koran
Hwi'm- Lou‘. Limos Linch. Miss Kate
.\l lllllt‘. [howl MrKiiiiop. John McMil-
lint. Mrs. James O'Brien. “‘illiani Preece
Mr. :.\iigii-'t ‘.\ Price. James Rik-v, Star
l'rmimz Cw. In. Sarah Smith. Charles
w, Smith. Miss Mary E. “'atson.

Chas. Oluistvml. P. )l.

 

Manager Knapp has roturned from
t'mmia.

 

, , . m .-
\ \lAiigliti-r hlli (moi: lmrn to Mr. mill
“in. Tnenu Hoyt.
——~—~—”-~—-—
l‘nteitnm for :x‘tlivfnr srrd. Apply
t-> livmwan llrmiu-rw.
*4 «w - ,,,
\ [mi-km bunk lwt mnminin: .1 sum
. :' mutiny. Sue :iilvvrtisunivnt.
-—-—w&vo—-———-
i‘ \V, I.~('i=iiiit has jiht i'u‘cii'i'ii :iii
if i. r for liix‘ goo-iv from t'ulvuttu.
900
‘~l" limk lluriit \vill Minion :ii‘t‘up!
w-‘i lluwk‘ l'wi' l'wtil' liiiv “lli'uziil hills.
OI. ,

i7:ll_".;l\! Hiiliuiii isnlmut lii giro lll“

r.-...l. mm on Mini strth a unit of pziiit.
- cvc -

Mr \. E. \Ymmlwahl lmv .‘lfillt‘ pair

. f l‘i.ii‘i{ lmrmw «if \V. .‘li‘tgiilinv's .‘l'lr’t‘ir
lzlll.
fi”—_~_
ll ll l“:Ll"i'< ri‘SiilvllCt' H'l .‘ftifi Stf’fl‘l
;. . um Li in». i iv.» :\ innit of pilot. lllltl
\:\»‘-;1Elt\\\' l '1 2' «if.

H
ll ‘4‘li.|." monthly llll't'llng of Dill \Vvl

il-ek mil lwhier :iml Putnam “mo

“mutt mam M‘xt .‘Iomlziy vvening.
Moo—~—
llnnrj” \'.m lloosvrr i< closing out hi.
.:_~.-‘,. in inikv input for new goods
J'Iwrii ‘m‘ :ialVi‘l'IlSi‘HN'nK.
, .w ..
its“ )1 (rup- Slim-mun, who {u rtlic pzist

.tmt 3» .. \~~mi \lhllll‘i: in lllls‘ city. has

".‘l'. i, la» in r lmmn Ht llt'lllt'i.
900v -

\Vu would will tlw :ittoiition of the
r-v cm. of tho SES‘HNEL to the new ad-
\i'l‘NN‘fili‘Hl of i“ ll. N341 & Brothers.

ii luwli zippcars in another column.
”W

'l‘lw ilv‘ilrlllllt‘ iiizirkot liropvlt' cu
ll.i:}r.-ml l‘i IL‘I‘. l)I'\\' Ut't'lllilt‘il liy avid

ill-w i l (N. Apply [u (irnrgi- Sclmub.
«w -

lirxu. l). ll. Pony. of Southpm‘t. who
E‘ mm‘ Sluli m llu'lunoinl. \'i\.. in failing
f.i~t. :inil nqlii‘olw! of his room'ery are

enivrminmli
MOO—”~—

‘l‘lioli l. l. Y. t‘ «vial oliih guvi- ll
\* -r_v illi‘llhdlll social at Military Hull on
.‘lyillilRV v‘\‘i‘li!li;: lll‘l. tlfl'vii‘s hand of

.\'.-w Canaan l'iirnidwil lllllslt‘.
9.. ,

liq). Hoyt-r H ~um to giro liiv resi-
‘lniii‘i- it (nut ut‘ punt. l‘olnrv of all
kinds an- iu vnyio nnv. hut (lcnerul
propulsion to :hlll"n‘ to ilw original color

”\Nllltt‘.
-.- ‘V . _.

The hat t‘iouhum of this city t'll‘tll'lt'l't'll
”serial t‘tl'n‘ to uttwud tho tum-ml o! Put-

rick Flii'iiiigmi :il ll.lnlllll'\' lila'. Sunday

Thor rolurnwi in the afternoon by

:‘pm'inl tmio.

W
A billiard match of throo hundred
‘poinu [totem-on ('liill‘lus‘ ('l‘tlnll)‘ of llotlicl
anzl Janina 3. ll tuiilt m of this city. for
l\ puree of $2"), funk plllt‘I‘ at tho saloon
of PM! Qllllfll‘tll. Munilm‘ Honing.

illotlir‘l took lllr‘ purmi.
. .‘b .

1‘1... mnntlu of .l;tliti‘ll‘\ :iiul Folli‘uur)‘
vimw lurgvr rm‘oiph for {night curried
ut‘\\‘l\lk than
iii any two in mtlm ll"r\u'i‘. which allil\\’§
:s largo iiu-rviiw Ill husuu-‘a in our town
:unl that tho fraught li.u1$~ hci‘uuiing

‘

by tho prup‘llv’r l‘ll} of ,\

lll'il‘t‘ and morn liuplllilf'.
___.-.. g. m

livrliert S. Brown. principal of iliu
liuiim .\i‘.ttlt‘lli)‘ has lwcu engiigmi as or-
g:mi~t of tho (‘ongrugntimuil cliurvli.
Ho will pruidu iii thc orcuii llxullrnt
Saiiitltty :iftrl‘ l“. Hti‘r. 'l‘l‘m fi'H‘ll'l)’ H to
lw (‘nltgrtullluti'il in living so fortunat-

3» ll! :i-t‘ul‘u llll‘ Si-i‘i'tt'i-s hf Mr. Brown.

one

flu lllt‘ ‘ll-at of Jun», tho liiili Niitionnl
Hui-:inipmwnt of tho (‘vmiiil Army of tho
!{,«pulil'i' \\ ill i‘uiit‘i-iio lll ll.tltil1inrt‘.
Ml ii I: luv liist ilm- any soutlivi'n
cu}- h.“ llt'i‘ll tlsiix‘ lintuirml, l“:Xlr‘ll\‘l\‘t‘
pi’:-p.ir:itioim lil'i' living lll-lllt‘ for It Stlcllll
viiJnyuiom. lliuiglitsn l-‘uwlur Post of

this city will probably ho ix-pri'sn'iitml.

——.—-~.

M

We have scan it vcry fine rruft ‘28 feet
long. slimprigzoii. built fm William A.
Lewis Jim. by flu-bards & Wit-ii. from a
model by C. D. Smith. now lying at the
.\'utvriilk rlltp yard. hourly completed.
She- will he launched in about it Woolf
and what) fiiirly tinder why. she Will b0
manly fur n friendly brush with any of

rim crack boats.~——Bridgrimrt Kim's,
.4.»

 

 

Richard Dowdell. the president of the
National fiat Finisher; Association.
“31th an able speech at Music Hall on
Monday evening. and we rogret we have
not the spacc to print it. His remarks
on the rimnnpolws of tlw country were
timely mill t.» tin: point. He is a young
man of great promise. and the KCSOClallOD
be rcprmi iila may well feel proud of

 

WV”

Messrs. Crofoot & Rose of the Red
Mills Duricn, have purchzmed u grist and
steam saw mill at Nichols. Tiugtt count '
New York unto. They will move. wit i
their faziiilics. to their new homes on
Tuesday. April lltli. Thu members of
this firm Ire honest and industrious men
and we have no doubt of thvir success
wherever thcy mwy go. Daricii‘s loss is

Tiogn‘c gain.

M ——-

Messrs L'Bomadieu Brothers have
taken the contract in build three houses
next cast of F. Finnegan's residence on
Havilund street for R. H. Rowan. The
aim of the houses will be 90x35, Ind of
a euttage style of urchitecturc. Work
will be commenced at once. Th9 some
builders line taken a. contract to build
a. born. 35:35, for John B. Knapp. on

Roam Elli no! net: Rowaywn.
W

Friday morning while it tmin was
switching on the Danburv dock. an un-
usually wide our struck the angina house
and dumped it of! the dock. Mr. Wil-
liam Wade, the engineer. clungto the
boiler 3nd coca unhurt. while : Inb-
urer untried lctuel Deni-lolly;a want

“ding.
The an no in the building wu bolted to
the doc al mic and was not badly dum-

overboard with the wrecked

nged.- our.
—*—-—"—~.

The camp fin- ;lu-n byBucEinzlium
Par. 0. A. R; of Kuwait II Dick—
roars But in: Wetland: «tofu.
Dun-ed oi! Very My. in Bore

Pint of 323m Jam. 3.

Post of molar: uud Douche- router
Punotthhtgiy were W.” m ,
lam» mm: W M

of n . m

fun .
nindmwtdmxorm m °t W

Kriting

”fl“

 

 

 

 

 

 

~ . . . 5!: saw“ _.
'l‘rliilty Church.

During Holy Week the
sorviceo in Trinity Church It 41‘
_. fut-noon. except ail '
when the celebration nl till
amnion at half punt sewn in the even-
ing will he the only service.
Friday DiViuc services will also be held
at hulf past ton in the morning.

M.“
The inmilpluc Co’u I‘crullzcr.
As will be soon by ndvertiocmcnt Rny~
moml Brntlicra have the abuw superior
fortillzer again this season.
giiim-ii it high ri-putiitiun \vlicrcve'r tried
and many regard them the best in the
The Company have had long
ex crienoc in uituiufnctuing and put out
on y those good which will hour the test
Gut and read their

is bola; laid in tbexhcforin
. re will be“

 
 

-—-——oo
Sherm‘i moving do: yuterdH

“’0'“
The new safe for the City National
Bank in: arri‘t‘tl.

 

3“ E. [1mg of J..rmv C! .1
us a friendly (all . - I .v mi. 9

 

 

_ The lllrlfinfsllnln in the World lives
in Dunhury. his initial-i are Flanagan.

 

. _ calciinlning and
l‘lli‘lllg by L- IL Deck". 54 Minn St.
W‘—

Ryl'fll t}. “Whirl. flnlrlier in Crofut
khnaptw shop N031 is lying at the or practical use.

point of death.

_-, ,M 4.

[ohm School.
Our readers have probiihly noticvd
that in the otfvrs of prizes to the pupils
of the Union School, the girls of crude
eight are excluded from competition.
Wishing to plaice them u
footing with the boys 0
of the proprivturu of tho SENTINEL haul
kindly offered tlwm a prize of tlvc dul-
lars for the best can
chosen for the girls o

“All at Say—com
poor at the Doors
Saturday night.

ny will a ain ap-
OUSP.NOI'Wa

. " ‘
MKSSVAK‘fl Con-minim of Brmiklvn has
llc‘t‘" Visiting her liiend Miss Mu); Fitch

Rn-gnlllf' Communication of Old \V
bulge. No. 108. F. a all
day awning.

on the sub“

the two liigicr
This prim: is to be awarded by
selected to award

A. M. next Tucs-

Mr. Edward Beard iv: improving his

_ the committee nln‘ndy
property on West street by dancing and

the prizes previously uttered.
H. M. \VALRADT.

 

 

 

.. 009——
New Market.

Messrs. Sylvester Hunt and Edmund
Zelufl' of tins L‘lly Wlll open tic-marrow a
first class oyster and lltlll llllll‘lit‘l. on
“lost \vnb‘lliugltlll atri‘et -—ncurl_v oppo-
situ Holil‘)’ \‘uullcuwui‘u dry
where will be found constant
Clulllfl, frllllrs Vog-
Hunt has bt't‘ll cou-
ncvtul With Ila-Roy Allumn llllll'li'l‘t for u
nuiulwi‘ of yuan-i and known the wants
of tho llt‘tlllll‘, and understands tho buai-
llt'bs‘ lie In about to lllltlt‘l‘lllkt'. “‘llllt' Mr.
Zi-lull‘ but; been in the oyster lllmlllvufl
forsuniv lllllt‘. iiiiil has iuuny hit-misr-

Old Well l)it’lfiiilil will attond the 9th
anniversary of Wilton Division S. of T.
next Tuesday evening.

_ . ,w, A,”
—-Lmlic-~i should not forget that in
marrow (Thurs-lay) “‘lll llt‘ flit-1r iliiv iit
liotiii Puttrr'.‘ Bowling Alley. '

ll. \Vcslry Avery of Daricn, has ln'cn “(wk ul “3“, U" a“ H.
appointml mail route «split on the New
York imil Now England road.

 

'l‘heri‘ erie six m‘liiwm-rn. foiir aloopu
(toil two large to“ s lint‘liori‘il llll‘illk‘ the
island-i l‘ur hllt'lll‘l’ last Sunday.

llt‘l' of Ezu-at N\‘\V York.
will pri-mh in tho nuptial vhurvli lll‘xl
Suml ly “mining; :ltl‘l (“‘t‘lllllg.

’v'..\\'l'- ,
I‘ ‘ I ” "" Burglar: ul Work.

inat Suturiluy night Mr. John Scy-
Illuur'uliousv on Union at. was uiitercd
lara, “ho elfcctcil an entrance
tiiruugliii window and mu
about $70 in money.
livcsm tin-sumo house Wllll Mi‘. Sey-
uiour.tliuuglit bllt' hour-l filllllt' onu in
tha- house: ulu-iit 12 o‘clock. nml informal
her liuntmml .w. hut llc nut hearing ally-
llllli); auppusul It was only iuiugiuiitiun.
will print no intention toil, and iiltliutigb
31m. Knight ('Hllt‘ll lils ullt'lllloll to it
twice. he could not be lllilllt‘ to llt‘lll'VU
lllIll‘llllig Mi".
punts \n-ru iuiiml “out llll upi-u Window
and his tummy gouv.

9——
lli'l'l liikmi lilo Rood
llrn‘ilaiul Turin. Linn-stone. to work tho

Coming sumnu-r.——Riilgiyii1.! l’rrsx. Mrs. knight who

 

 

Mr. Joshua Jennings has improved
the tippeumucu (if in“ Tt‘sllll'nt‘!‘ mi Ilen-
ry strrvt. by the {lilllllltlll of liillill“.

 

A—«vv
Thi- siminwr Adi-lplii WM plum-«i on u
in tho yard of I) nviiitig iind
L'twwui‘t‘ ..t livil Hook lent Finlay.

llt'l'ill ink xiiiiul.
mm o from 5pm lllll‘lli of t'i»lnriiil«i urns.

(ul' fifilt‘ at tho SRNTle-Zl. Ulllt‘t‘.
A 620.00 Biblical llcwurd.

The publishers of Ruflmige‘s
The Rain» i‘oiupauv tliiil i‘ct‘vntly np-
p9Jl‘t'tl in Michal-l Htrucuff tit Mil-‘ic Hall
will play “'l‘lii- \Vil‘lll" at llll‘ same place

aiming which is the
o $30.00 in gold to
inch is lllt‘ Iiiidillu
Now ’1‘. sinuiwut Ht‘l‘lllllll‘t'u
18!:2. Simulil two or mun-
coiii-i-i u swan Iw i‘i-vi-ivi-il the row
The iiiuucy will be for.
nunlml tn ilw whim-r April lf’iili. 1882.
l't‘lsvllm ll) mg for the iewiirtl lllllHl. Skull
:5” cents in allt‘l'l‘ um pimlngi-uliinips tuli-
t'lll \\llll tlii-ir llllHW't'l'.
Will n l‘l‘l\'l‘ the May Monthly. in which
llll' lllllllt‘ llllil lltllll't'fl§ of tho Wililit'l' ill
tliv l't‘Wlll‘ll llllll tho corn-ct llllriwvf' Will
This “my bu wurtli $20.00
A “411%!” ltutlud go
l’tllllla‘lllllg Company. Eustuu, Potion.

Monthly for April.
fullowuig: Wu \\'lll giv
the person lbli

W
'l'lw work on Frank liuri‘itt iii-w yvvlit
iii prxigrvoinz. :iml it Will not hr lint;
will ll" hiiri-zt-l ill “in

by Apiil lUlll.

Will llf‘ kllVlllt‘tl.

 

tho iittmitioii of tho
ruiill'lu ni ilu» Sits‘rixxzi. (H tho :uiwriisu
lllv‘lll on our uiiiuiilo of 'hv l‘imiilv'n l ‘yi-l ~-

\\'.- \\‘i‘lllll ."ill
tor which they

\Vilkiiisoii & Bi he pllllllfillt‘tl.

lt'kii y. will omn- tllt'll'
hut luisinoss llll‘ lust inn i f this wui-k or
the iii-xi. part of next in tho building
{ornim'ly m'i‘iipii-il by .\ll‘. Youlo us ii
ill'lll’nf‘ l‘nmnry.

 

Fulr Hutu-r».
Whiniluy of ill”! \‘t‘t'l-i tliv Fair llul
llnly at lliiruuui‘u
.w‘liul), pamwl ll votu ul' llllllllin in lllt‘ll'
llli‘llilnlll \hi- finishing.
curling ilvpui'iuiriits. iiltvr “lilt‘ll

Brm‘llw i\‘~ S-lr‘i‘k Si‘luilil
for yum: litillcfi ll'lll (‘lllltll‘ilfL
'l‘liv S‘iiiiuii-i'

moon-sun \\'t‘~ll\t'h‘lil)' .\[lf'll l3.

Norwullt. t‘l. trimming. and

WlLll u lmx of Clltllt‘t‘ cigars: lllt‘ l'oi'wuziii
ol ilu- trimming room with ll liirgn lin-
qui-t of t‘lum‘i‘ ll‘owvrn'. iiiul tlw ll‘lllllllt'l'fl
ouch lt htlllll t‘tllll nili'ur llllllllilt‘. Wltllt‘

Funk I‘ulru‘k of this city.
(‘Jnlli’l‘ll‘ll with tho Si‘.\"l‘i.\'l~‘.l.. hits tnki‘n
t‘llln‘iu‘ «if the making iii-partinvnt
\Vllkilistm & l‘uii‘klvy‘x lint shop in Nor.

 

was lll't‘fil‘lllt'tl With it pair of mini golil
l‘liu'li prvavnt was llt‘t‘tllll‘
uniml Will. it t‘lll'tl on which “1“ iiiwly
tml tho compliments of tho “l“tlll'
Multi‘ru.“tliuu tillDWlflR how thcy lip-
reclmc llltl kind sympathy. and imitat-
orta llllttlil uiziiufcist by uutmna taken by
their friciulu to kwp tho shop llltirtillklh
ly fair. cuusiilvriug thu twat iiitciost of
.‘ll‘flhl‘fl. llol)‘ & llzirnuiu. llllll iill thuac
employed by them. *

A lzinp- niiigrugniinn aswuihlml lll lhu
Swami .\l. E. church lust .‘lunilnv 9\‘i‘ll~
log to limit the wrmon on “l“iiitliiintl
Sight." hy Rw. t‘. S. Wing.
ing by the main qtiui‘tettc was very line.

 

Mo
le not granting the l‘nralel road churv
tor will conw up in] siwcial order in the
lllltlit‘. llilii iiiui‘ning, and tho most in-
nit-citing. ilrlmlo of lllt‘ St‘t-‘n’iiill will lg
hml on tho nioiisuri‘. F...
.‘lllt‘l‘ll‘llll Now-punch In 1890.
Thu :‘llll‘l‘li‘llll tii‘\\'.~'|\l\llt‘l‘ Directory.
\\‘lll lw in‘aiinil Iii-Kl Illmilli liy
(ti-o. l'. ll l\\'\‘ll & l‘n.. of Now Ytll‘k.
will t‘tulllllll tlw uuiuua ol‘ l0.tlll porlmh.
mil-i in tlw l'uitwl Sillli‘d null 'l‘vi‘i‘itui‘icu.
‘Vlllt'll is it gain of 3-H iii tliv your just
Thu number of tlnlly inborn hill
llll‘l‘t‘lltlt‘ll in it iionicwliiit laii‘gvi' propor-
tmu. and is now rcpruacntml by it total
of lllltl itgiilust ll‘ll in HM.
incrunw huu [won in Now York
him. ‘20 of llll aoi‘la‘.
auiiri show u purvuiiliign iil' guili which iii
even “router. wliilo t‘olorudo luiula nil
in llli‘ [H‘I‘Ct‘lllllgt‘ ol‘ incrcnuo.
both of daily iiiul “‘l‘.‘l\'l)‘ imiunu.
forniu. Nvlii'nskzi. Niwmlii. ()i' ‘gllll. South
l‘urnliuu. 'l‘uiuwsavv. Vermont. and “NM
Viruiiiiu liiivi‘fnllvn lli'lllllll NH)
lnllll ll\lll\lli‘l‘ of pvrioilitnila lHHlll‘d.
lllltl Munsnchumvtts the
ly cnuiiti-rhulaumi
in l‘Vt‘l‘)‘ iitiitc not

H. ll.i\'i“. tliu popular I'lilllllt‘l‘, with“
:i slinw of walking Bllt‘lifi in lllil liii‘un
\vimlnws llll“ \vimk.
glimlu iva lzirxi-r tluiu unit this your. nnil
llt‘Wlll svll thi‘m lit iwuonuhli‘ prices.
(‘iill nnil l‘X‘llllllli‘ his hllli‘ll.

lli‘~ atwk of Hill‘lllg

«0 ~
'l‘luunna l. Mi'l‘lurn. sou of Mr. liltW-
t‘x‘iici' Mut‘liiro of this city. llllli iit‘ccptoil
at position in thu which of tho Burlington
& .‘lixmuri milruml company lit Oiunlin.
Miislcr Mt‘t‘lurc id R promising young

man mul wv wish him uucvcsain his new “mm“ “"d MN“

 

t‘rll‘llll llluh lini'tl.
f‘llllt‘t‘ i‘el‘oruwi‘. has l‘t't‘l‘lVl‘tl a
the law John
Anilvi‘son. tliv (ohnvcu llllllltlllllll‘i‘, lw-
ipiozillis to him a lcgiicy of sure-ml thou-
N‘l‘tl ilollnrn. tic-lupin. )lninv,
nun‘iwumnna have i-xuct
ml lllt‘ now vonliiri-u.

lllt‘lllllllll'll iilmvi-, and iii the Tni‘ritorics
tlwre has been an iucreuw.

“—‘v—w-wv<
committee on citica
and hiiruugl i. hu-i i‘i-pni'tml lll l‘iivoruf
tho hill l‘NVlIll‘lR the ohiirtcr of tho city
Copii s of tlw pro.
posed (‘hungva iii the churn-r luiw lm-u

disiribuiud uhotit (he city by Swminr A SNW Locomotlvc.

The new locouiotlvc which hits ’unt
been built for thv New York, N
i'n uml Hartford road at tho llurtford
aliops. will he culled “V
have it ti'liil trip til-day.
largciit on tho
licuvy pnnsen go
boiler is It 5‘3 inch she
ll fact seven inches long and Ill“ cylin-
It is calculated to run
The driving

0! all the protty storm-i in town none
present it morn neat and attractive up
aranci- than Comatock Brothers lll"
Grunt euro has burn lflkt‘ll in
the arrangenivnt of the stock. and the

dis ilay is a fine one.

Nina.“ and will

it is one of the
road and will be used for
Land frclght trains. The

Tlic price: cannot ll. having 185 fluent.

dei- is 18x22 feet.
with 140 pounds of steam.
\vlmvls urn five feet four inches.
pad with the VVeston-
tho railway com-
‘I full apparatus. oil-cu:
ter bri go in the lire box
lingm in the smoke box Ind
" ntva in the smoke arch, mak-
it impossible to throw d
weight is forty tons.
tiiiu 2.880 gallons of water,
ions a! coal can be carried.
olive of the same dimen-
Two others with

 

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F. H. Nash. better known :83 “Paul.“
tod with the SENTINEL.
d the position of mail
route agent on tho express line between
York and Boston.
an a "he has iii-eve squinted towards the
VV estport post oil!

We omitted to state in the steamboat
item (if last week that John H. Budwell
would continue to act 8'1 express moa-
delphi the coming on»
orita of the patrons
v the female por~

formerly connec
recuntly resign;- engine is equip
hotisn automatic brake,
The Gazette

 

The unit will

Henge-r on the A
John isii fav
of the line—particularl
tiun, who will unduii tedly a
the action of the company in c
ongugement With him.

Atiiil her locum
Fiona is in the Wnl‘kfi.
five feet ten inch driving wheels w
made during the summer.

The work on new frcizht curs
flat as possible, a d
new ones have been run out 0
within a few days.

Mk.-

ivns'rliou'r.

Mr. Killian—Tho pen le here hLVO
read with it good deal
Pcrltin’a announcement l
and other Norwmk I»
steamer Adel hi will
trip: between
Saturday. April lit.
would have been occc
when the lute m ldncaa set n.
of ‘lhii Dunhui'y it Norvmllt rail-

w.wr-~—-—

The Gri’enwicli orchestra. which for fth..hop
been practicing dilll'
uitiou of Prof. Heine,
be coogntullt-
rest it has made.
is held in R'iy‘u
and the plenum.
therefrom frequent]
to so auditory to meinble.
their sérvlces will now boat
ublic disposal, and hope thou re~
it will give them it cull.—
(boervcr. -
M

(NW 3 year has

of South Nurwalk. is to
ed upon the rapid prng
It! regular practice

building each interest Cum.

 

were
In

 

 

Public 'l‘e-pernnco Meeting.
Col. George W. Balm,
ranoe orator of Kantuck
lulu-lo Bull on Tim I: eveting,
and" the auspice- of the La-
Union. of this city.
. and all are cordially

the crust tom '

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lecturo will be free is

peo
addi-
They are ui' 7
u: will,_ was"
matching of; How Rival? ' ' " ‘
in the P; 16...?" lo
interfere with th
Fin-t. than. vill
limit?" oontlnuertli
an in; «anger:
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3' Hnytir “-

o ‘ce'r—lin stocfiilefibrea a, ,‘ a
tho rapii-atinn m lug down his magen-
ty‘s row in it perfect stream :-—“Say.“
said ha. “ I‘m a Daddyl you] am. coma.
along and see lt—I. Ifound it in the
streets—I want you to advertise it in the
pa r." We grabbed our hill: and coat.
and in less time than it take! totalliif,
we were confronted by n beautiful liltlo
girl standing on the side walk in front
of Mrs. Kriegcr‘s store, and watch! by
the mayor. (an soon as he caught his
breath) that the little thing was picked
up in the street. and he wanted it put in
the rape . " Take a description of her
clot iing." he said. We cut with our
note book and began :—“ Normady bon~
nett—diirk garnet; Scotch laid dresq ;
laid shawl; dark e ea.“ an just as We
yiiiod this down 1) rs. Knitter «me ‘im'
the scene and inquired what we were-
doing with the child. We (the mayor
and reportm) told her we had found a.
child, whereupon Ihe coollylnfomadtusx
that the little girl belong“! on Union
street. and was the daughter of Mr.
Drevfiisa. of Brown. Sherwood & Co.
Such a scattering of notables we never
witnessed before—the Mayor olng one
wav. the SENTINIL man the ot ier. The
question in our mind is :-—“ who is thin
huge joke on. the niiivor or the SEMI.
NE]. man.“ The satisfaction to us is—
" the mayor is not 3 Daddy."

‘ W .

ROW AY'I‘olU

Bell’s Island Bridge.

Fur tho past your or more tlm Bell's
Inland bridge “will Ilglllllzst the trcnsui‘y
has helm discussed by tho SEXTINEI. in
tho interest of taxpayers, mi in the in~
tux-est of justice und in the interest of
the greatest good to the contest
number of Hip inhabitant: of this
vicinity. The Norwnlk Hour nnil Gib
:11” how it in than power to hem:-
lit tlit-ir liirgc number of liixpuying Ruli-
soribera by informing llit‘niselm on this
intimrtnnt subject of the town's inter-
vsis. This hrulg‘ ivi oueol‘ tliucuusos
for the accumulating debt of thel town.
A town meeting is soon to he cullt‘ll to
abandon this bridge which iii an enor-
niouu expense and discomodes the prin-
ciple business of this place and injures n
luruc number of pvrsona null necomiiio.
ilutoii but few in oomp:.i'imn. Now. if
tho (lazi'ffc lllltl Hour “'lllllll plcnso to
wukc up iinil inform tlwmsvlvm-i on this
sule‘ot they will oblige everybody. \Ne
want no undcrhnnd Work on our part.
only lifik for it fair statoiiiont of the We
——-iii truth and justice. If thvy will not
tuku it amiss no will umkc one point
for them so its to got started. The point

 

 

“in mi followu:—-\\ v n l ilied to the Super-
‘ ior court for l‘i‘llt‘f. 1‘ ie court iippoiiitoil

ii (‘miimlnnioii to moot horn and take evi-
dvncc on the subject. They met here
sex-vrnl months since and examined
twenty-eight “‘llflt‘l'lu‘fi, among thcni
was our member of tho Logisluturo.
Clmrlm \V. Boll lino twonlyvscvvn oth-
ers.-—~0quiilly its good. 'l‘lwy llll tacti-
fii‘tl to tho importation of not allowing
Bull‘s luliinil ‘l'iilgu to ho hiiilt unlcns
with itgiiiluhli- ilriiw. fill it lilot‘lt'ulml (in
illilllil'tlllmflflr iiguinsi tho interest of
tliiai-ouiiuiiuity. Artur thin the com-
llllrl-llllll Wont to South Nor-walk and
mlle for t‘\'lllt‘llt‘t' for the defence.
Full? pi-rmms nppiurul ftllll gave their
lt‘hlllllllll)‘ in good faith in favor of re-
luiililing this bl'iilg" without ti draw,
but upon it cross examination their cvi'
lll‘ll(‘.t" llt'll'd iii-i ii hounwraiig. wounding
lllt‘lil‘ Hw'fll‘lll “'llllt'fih‘t‘l'. iiiul increasing
tlw “might of 0\'lllt‘lll'(‘ in fnvoi‘ of this
uupnrtiiut luu‘hor. Wu could make oth-
m-pniuta hut lth‘ft‘l‘ to know tluittlio
Hour iiiiil Husrlfr urn llWllkt‘ tiiiil uonrclv
mg for thuuaclvcs.

_ .‘., . a.
shall “'0 "live it (‘cmctcryf
A corruspoutlviit in thin iii-inc culls ut-
tvntiou to tho grunt need of u public
Uoltlt‘lt‘l‘)‘, and Iiiiiki‘s some practical ting-
gnuliiiliu. that “'0 revonuucml to the
unrcl‘ul ounsiuloi’utiuu of the local rootl-
ci‘a of tho SlasTtNl«:i.. Ever'hoily in
ugh-ml (hut in the muttoi (it) nbiu'lal
plum for tho limit] our city ii shamefully
wluuil tho llllll‘r‘i. in foot it (‘illflllll uh-
rit‘l‘Vt‘l‘ Would unucluilv tliiit tlin iliupmul
oftho ruuiulimuf rolalivca and frwuilii
Willi n uiiitttir of liltlc cmuilllvmtloii to
South Nurwitlki that an ion M they are
putaway. it matters but ttlc how or
wlu-rc.
Tllt‘ my cometary prcpcrwl‘lnc la-
lnuil. though lii‘llt‘l‘ imp! than in former
liiiwa. hi a flt‘gll‘t‘lt‘tl pillow. and mic tluit
initiliugi‘iiwlul ovillcnno of our diarw
inml for tho tlt‘llil. lu {not it. is lint-lu-
ipiiitu to tho xviuuacl‘ our city. In an
uufrmpioutml ipiiu‘lur. uunltriwtivc null

Milo River is in ll lwnutll‘iil locutlun. and

van-u. hut iliiit la iiltngcllwr to iimull. and

liitlou. null ll
of lllt whnlu tlwn. 'l‘lin city.tl\un.

new Incitinu in tlutt vicinity.

ganiz Man of n ceuuitery corporation.

moved.

to provide it creditable burial place.
_ ' . v.00 -"-*
The Railroad Commissioner!
' and the Wilton Road.

her
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ii to him girl,
or want take him
0 lolnd Bflaget‘l tho
it’ came up to
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ii for their claim.
oner Woodrul! said the roll-J
roadiuompnny made application to tilt

era and they had appro 7 7
but if the railroad, in Maxi“
taught. would destroy _
they would have to reatorc it to its for-
mer state of u

A ti. 80 to. will” '
37in mmwiuahiaupfi at} *'
l l 5‘ ion of the town is 60 be bene-

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Tu. the Editcr ov’"fftc

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winded. 'vlme
ld am turned
an that tu in the arter-
none ov the ninteentli sent
blaae ov strand an uobi'l kr schun sivell-

t a home an
dhrop of the cmhmtc ‘
mister Ill“ that stingy
a bejshturving and
_ his own winging: aw
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BARNIY U. Srvavmisrzii.

 

 

rink. Barney

. ark W. Parr
that he did nutreceive- : not a of the
hiiy (maths lint
i. ce w a o
omce Manx,

, his blot ftind
fit in the Selectmen‘a
of this week; - had
knowlcd e 0 the meeting of the rail-
commlsa oners, before February 10th;
did not recollect seeing noticc in
but saw ltfcr the first time in
lecimen's omco this whirl!
Selectmm Crow. teat
not received any notice of the meeting
of the commiaionera.
Engineer Rider testified
the hollow, and that he served notice
,on.1}cwn Clerk Perry
[pary alst. He handed it to him enclosed
in an cnvclopo. and stated to him what
it was. tmd tlic clerk replied “that it
llo testified that he had
been employed by the railroad occasion-
for some timthat lie Ivar mums
rfi‘tl‘ie ottcnaion of *tho’ roads“
and was employed at present, by
& Phillips the contractors.
huiidvd the notion of the meeting of the
ccmmissionai'a to City Clerk Wilcox on
Told him that it was a
mid did not know

seushun. ‘peplc am gu‘n n Bull and. you
dout liav tu edikiite um long
other. tho some to ink to it as natal-clan
flab tak tu watr. onll think on it. but a
ago, a fu phanatiln liouimensed
roblbisliun. cveri boddi upoaed it.
ill. out in a var: lu dais. has it was
an in mi grate auppriiie it
his kuntri; go whali-
thin but prohiblahun,
the. tok it on the kornen ov the strets, in
. in the alter,

 

Going for our nowayton cor-
. respondent;

Mean-a. Editors smu:—Excuse a
novice in the ink alingln
log the use of a Very sin
paper on account of the oh
and repeated over and over
dead in the Burns”. of Marc
“R" iii-his tirade a

lfled mania had

 

_ uni spred an] over t ”lilo." dealt»
that he curved y“ wil an it aim no splice In your
the atom. in the \vurk shop.
'in tho kuntri an evri uthcr plane that yu
knn think (iv. an wuat 0v aul tha
in the churches. an that hi on a untidy,
gent think ov it, onli a wake ago last
aundy nite, :- preclier hi the name ov
ed a prohibishun aurmun
(he had better
on an precli the gospil,
9 advice tu him.) he sod
t kombinc an elekt
slacliur kim-

on Tum-day. J an-

one more; to assist
h of Five Mile Mvef,“eifiifl"by
out street- and “iv!!!“ the peopl
rtunity to'build houses,
more nausea. or in any

of the place
than the one he so persistently attempts
to traduca? M motto is £99qu

had more faults and also

was all right."

Winters prech
in mm ov our churches.

that am mi piu
temperuns men mus
arena men to the 163i _
were an liker delers wudent vote
li them that an: in faver
ov kors that am titer
Imus thn dont klaim it in be a moril
konsequentli tha hav a rite
n tu pollytix, but we as tem-
perena men kant du it. kaua temperena
am a morilqueacbun: now t
atikul phonic-dent no w
Now let it be uudcntud ,
blen. aeliu an drinkin ovlikar um ,
tix. kaus the government git-ii nvtnoo'
from it. and that revanoo super-ts the
guverninent. no if you tri tu bring in u
moril queschun to stop that revanvoo,
uz a mater ov korsc yu am tokin polly-
i du belev tlfim air phools wud like
in as this guveruient. bustid up
kud ouli stop this llker bisnes. no
monlali aul such to me agitatin that air
kaus it wil rooin this

 

 

pace (let the
dead may have
more merits than we have—“
last 9 be judged.” .
wal accepted this bridge in a l
and must maintain it, and are
i; kept in repair,
needed why did not
us the charter.
nuts of the brld
its acceptance-by
ty . arm was their duty on voter: and tux
d “R“ docs not say, but he
a and all our residents know that
the shares or land surrounding thia‘llttle
is the property of individ-
uals. and whoever steps fr has
is liable for tres

January 31st.
nmttcr of form,
whether it would be of any account.
City Clerk Edwin Wilcox testified that
ho received nation from Mr. Rider; did
not remember tlm (into: it was directed
to tlw mayor and c “Inn“; was told "by
Mr. llidoi‘ that it did not amount to any-
thing. only a mere matter of form: \vas
taken sick and the notice lay in his of-
fice for ii few days and on rciuru handed
it to umyor Swm‘iz.

Man-or Swariz lestii’lcd that the notice
was handed to him by the city clerk
commissioners had

for enny man on

ov their blames. The town of Nor-

ddmageii if no
option granti

Friday after tlic muddy creek
3, and if the town
Idraw in t 9 bridge iind malted:
escribeii’ (and by the
raw in the bridge
to about as much
as in the old bridge). stilltlic shores are
rty and no place to get out
creek without trespassing
In the grant by act
lslature which you have so
bed. was not u privilege
And why did
that important fact. and

(luuld Seymour testified that he re-
ceivcil notice of the meeting of the com-
misuioncrs and when approaching the
was met by Mr. lIyutt. who asked
hii his busilll‘sfl, and on informing him
was told by Mr. Hyatt that it was not
the place for him, and that he had made a
mistake in the tiny. and naked if he
could not fix the twitter up With him;
but Mr. Si-yinour midi—"I have since
learned tluit it was tho day for Illt‘. and
was deceivod by what Mr. Hyatt said."

This closed the tl-utimony and the com-
iiiissionvrs took tho l'.’:ll train for llnrt-
foul. lllltl have the nose under advise-

rocd also.“ "R“ 6
you will need ii d

subjekt enny mor. built on thin roti

glorius kuntri. that our fourfat
tu aav an transmit to an unwurth ' jen-
Now i want it underatu
a. temperuna man an a. probibisli
i sed wuns afore. our parti am brod
univnreel in their vuae; in pliant. we an:
the onli kcnalstnnt prohibishun parti; for
we ml: in nulsucb men as run republi-
kin gin mils in this are big citl of ours.
we “’utl take in jerry donovcn an bob
bones if tlia wud kum ovr tu us; so yu
ac we wud fix this liker bisnis in a van
short tim if it wnsent for them air plia-
iixilika at the reform room and ouch men
a: Winters going about the kuutri desc-
ic sabbuth bi prechin pollytix;
the wurld gran weker and Wil-
part of that sain am
3 them air plianato
for ho wud cvcr
lquescliun in in
tix but a. natural born phool, and
lint help but see that the last part
uv that stun uint tru. kuus if the people
on M. much uz tiiu did a hundrid yers
ago. thu wud no better than tu prech
an tok prohihishuu on sundy. if it was-
unt for the ltonsarviitiv cliniout in floaieti
likc nil self find the p
utlicrn. this ltuiitri w

int 0v penutal

i our pursisttin

minutely escrl
given to dam E
you not state
tint it is in existence now?»
there must be a draw if the bridge in re-
what will you do? “dim
draw“ or “draw tho dam?“
about this famous creek nudits“im-
meme shipping interests" where you
bore if you once getyour
y years ago the
on from one of
a. small fishing
ittlo above the
resent bridge. Ind if not on hand at
f tide have often been obliged to
above my boat on the mud, going
dee at every clap. nearly down
fore it would float.
would go through this
a extent of the

 

 

cannot go as

writer received permiui
the shore owners
shift in this 0

"For Goodness Siiko don‘t any I told
" But tho "All at Ben“ company are
to stop at Noi'wnlk on their \
York on Saturday evening next.
company gim- hettvr satisfaction to all
wlmimmilli-il their previous ctitcrwln-
lili‘lil llt'l'l' than any musical organiza-
tion that lmvunppmm-d burn in yours.
l'lvi-i-y lllt‘llllN'l’ of the» Company iii ltll
Tht-irwmgu tlf‘t‘ all new.
Their ai‘i-iiury bountiful nud [llt‘ singing
of Minn t‘ustlctmi and Mist-1 mum; or
i-conntrit‘itu-u
Bunli are alone worth the price of ad-
ley come direct from Boston
llt‘l‘t‘ unii will appear on Siturduy, April
lat. and Wu 3in to HIV iimuumiil‘nt-lovipg
public that appreciate a first olnu‘ enter;
minuicnt till it all as n company uric call-
polnt of merit to fill the .
House. and glvc them tliiit full houle

nml heiirty welcome that such 9 flut- ’
(‘llhs imi‘formnncc should have. and by

undoing oncourii c the niwngcmwt to

bring in only tho ‘
lllt‘lllllé‘l' claturday evening of this week
lit the O[)1'l’.l lluum».

er evrl (hi,the furst
tru. jugin from the w
iks tok prohibishiin,
think 0v ilmgln a mori

my friend “R"
experience only once, tb
suffering "shipping interest?
extinct, and as Josh Billings says,
would think swwr words
Three or four vessels of any site would
probably be the " amount of aliippin
that has willingly or unwillingly enie
this creek. and my recollection iii they
were dug off before the
Friend “R" said in an
selectmen difficulty c few weeks since
that people have an ito
he caught the disease,
itiou of draw tender a

h .
immanent. iirl lril.

ro ihit \vnlrat 3nd
en. 1’0 Wt“ II
n he than alx webs; t
t cfurt mi our determin-
asliun. an the strong grasp we hint on
mien. an the luv we hav for
Im onubuld til k0

y could get awny.

bak an hold in chek article about the

this diakertlunt cluniint uniting us: the
it Am a grate tuck in us. kauain us a
rote nanny alepleu nice- an vexin our
ijcliua rules from do tu do. I grate men-
ud ill: to no wlii it not we la-
l our solve a bout

it for (mice. has
and desires the
t this Bell's It
or is be looking to the fu-
ture of lb 3 immense uahipping interest“
and la lug back for the sourdin ti
of Col ectur of the Pbrf of Form

This new road (that Will cost little or
nothing.) will compe
Bell‘s Island (seven or in

bar so hard an trulw
this liker hiaueii. i ancer, it um lotus it am
ir'dutl we no tn the litimin famill. when
we so our feler kretera iii-iii u atra it hm
our dull tn warn um M the evcl ov thair
waia. an indus uni in wait in the paths
ov virtu an aohriete. it wunt (iii in let
um go thru this wurld regardles ov mor-
il prinalpul. no if we lmnt reltlame i
bl uiorll swnsliun. we «1th fiend G
Cowl: tn the legislacliur aglu next etc
ua 0v littvlu a prohibla Vim
t that wnnt lot a mm drink
ov wnlskl an «intuit ov hem
h older . ii (iii; .
writ! Ihll
dwel thru out tho and: cvrl llr lid wil be
nude luipnl an pleaun
wll liiiv llllppl
an it. an the

at attraction.

 

ltlic mldonta of
slit familial) to
around instead of direct

to South Norwulk

tins WILLIAMS.

“()urtlaruian Senator" at the Opera
liousn on Monthly th‘lllllg was decided-
. The conipain ' wore first
i‘llt-n‘ in every Tt‘flpt‘t‘l. will 0 Gus Wil-
lliiiiis in tho clizii‘iiolt‘l' of J. Allol ill
Uuuml. U. S. S.. iviui innuendo.
\t'ln‘ll it largo! audience hiid gmtud them
“lltl we truat when “my visit ua again
tliv hall will be “"ch ,

as now by hr d
at present it dri t-wny
at oonaltlemblc ex
of Eaton Point. on
it belong to tli
Ilium around the Mummy
when "R“ tum to the left cud

ly u linen-nu.
use by t ic owner:
doea not one foot of

a town any more

nu his
a built. it d “lid
ow on e
ow but that'nomo’of than ties. In “I" this week on
recast! in drntw-‘l‘i‘ “3
cu upon ur or -
ll‘ Island resident: rennin a El g I c a n n , L
a to without the mean: of a an "r a 01.88
Mr. “R“ lain cxccllent
Ill roger lto o ‘

0W mo M lll'
lection that when the politlcnl wave “‘9 b'“ “7°" “3"“ “l “‘1' WW“-
frlcnd “R"
med friend of ours an

NT ROONIY. ‘

The variety entertainment ulvon
Harry Minor and Pat
nun at Music Hall last Weducadiiy even-
in u wan ii good onc.
hand of the profession in his ll coialitim.
'l‘lelll‘lt lump of bicycle rl era. gave
ammo marvelous cxlubltions of chill. and
Him-v wum also mun
iliut imiiiciwly dull; itcil the audience.
lCt‘ cuiiulucd with tho alde-
. i. by Ci‘uulu and Sullivan
“Life in it ’l‘ciieinout Home.“

' Mow—— ,
(II‘BL‘N LETTERS.

i. an the chlldtln
to fuse: with tall}
ole lien Bhll kakklo nod
r houtlful song. on the bard: aha!
an the whl erwil wll
uh: anti t air about
he notbln in tho so or or [mint thru out
the lnntl hi almi- wliuinln an chlldrlu or
make um afraid.

Rmny‘a combing»
your or two mo

sing in tho twee.

hollcr in the tater WINS»

citllon, a friend
uvgliwtnil. llli‘l‘u is it guimriil r0 iiignmico Mr. Editor. ‘
uttlm itlvu ul‘ mini: it iit til, and it-
wmilil not liuuiwl worn iiiiutlicr pliiw
nvullnlilu. 'l‘lin Union Cullictt‘l‘)‘ of Viva

So mate it be.

Uni viii-a luvlnly
' “ Ruv. Bonanza U. Sr
Budluai. Mural .

ran high l\ fcw

mage-
3 candidate for a high omcc l
c. Ind admirably
tlons for that or my other
no: But nuhort time after this
same friend of‘ours was nominated to $1 00
represent tho town of Dorian in tho L o
Ind he did more
credit to him-c

’l‘lm pcrfni‘niiu

“us. m

 
 

in much lwttvi‘ am to uppeui‘nnuc and

 

 

ui iln- nullu‘ tiuw full. llllll the nine mai-
ho aitlil of tho Nurwulk Ciiliififcry. Whlt‘ i
ia—«pi‘upurly speaking. it borough luallv

so too Rlllllll for the Iltltltlfl

Break: the flown to
Rev. Bulimia“ If. Spike.

Siiutumit SH‘TRA'I‘E. March 85. ‘88.

to too bow d to
dare Mlather Shpiko fur
lat take a papa ahtralght into
dent tillp saying I name
Whlnlver I mate ye on
the alitratc i' seems to’iiic you almost me
own britlicr fur allure ludiiile.
aliposc ye ltln ill fut makes
bit of ii llttlier jlat now?

and indadc Mid its jlat to any it hit bout
me alathcr Bridget. Shes me only listli-
‘or and I‘m jiat afther saying to her a lip-
‘tlile file ago how she nailed a gut! hus-
band. “And ahure and don‘t I know that
meatlf." any: Bridget.
thin.“ an a I to Bridget. “futs the mison
v0 don g t mm to wunat ?" “Out wld ye."
cranicd. “fur axing me slob non-
9 known yerallf I‘ve lubed Every-
one fur one." “Do ye know lnything‘bout
Misthcr Slipike ‘3“ says misllf.
I do. begin-m," says Brid
afther axing him 9" guys
owld shoalpane," says Bridget,
would ye be makln
lone aistlierfur i“ . ‘

eg-
be
f and mid

 

A Cemetery Wanted.
l-Jili‘lor Sufism. :-—I have road with a
good deal of platinum and pride the
glnwlug accounts in thucoluuuia of tho
SENTINEL of thc progress 3nd pros
of our city. and am gliid to curro
tho statement» and eiiiioruc your Views.
l too bellevc that South Norwnlk in des-
iiuodtu more huu doublc in population
._ Everythlugtcndi and
pillllla that \\‘ll\'. itud worytliin ls mov-
th while t icrn is no

what [did friend "R" ”about
llfloctlou for this position, no
in comparison to the one he bud
formerly an

Mfl Dare Ml’afhcr S

Iftlicr saying
oddrls yc as we

must. lllllkt‘ pl‘IH‘lnlnliu vlaewlicrn than
ilic borough, and iii vimv of tlic fact
that iniuiy fiiui'iliru own plota in the Fivu
Milo llivcr Unumlvry. nnil m! it is may of
fll‘L‘t‘Ri, null lOI‘lltt‘l lll l\ pliicoitluit la liii»
hlu not to bu illsliirliwi for liuutlrrda of
your: to 0'3““)le t-wr. tho fi‘liuilllt‘ plan.
it fit‘t‘lllfl to us. is for compaction that
will lll‘llYltlt‘ morn room there. or for it

 

 

 

those two art 010' so

 

 

 

me face ya on
ivry word of it.

color, my a
friend “ " wu grout. feu-
mlnd wu gem:

 

 

 
 

m the mist M :rtlole a few wee

inc aind this

describing the
of thou gluten but no ved the
union. feeling: on

log illong rapist lly.
much to bc iiluuilfol' in “he pi‘cscut.
mpc or in he f u a, tlic c

in which \v¢-'Lii$rétl|ékiti£
llllCl it is tliu one thing nccdful. ,
holist of our buildings, our atrccta‘ui
sidcwullia. ourlpuhlic water works; and
our great inllustrieav-tlic cvidcncc of
our life and it it'll. but what can we all '
for our dead ?
dances an ill . ctliat WQahOld in memory
W130": life‘s bully
{not knour cemeteries.
for in itii fu ’ can-Hoe have none .’ Pine
Island is a neglected burial ground, and
the Union Cemetery at Five Mile River
tlliy the name. at least it iii
not a cemetery in ~kee ing with our
eral condition. and
_ MniEditor, thatsomcthing be
done in this matter? Thelon erit isde-
layed, the more difficult it wl lbe, for,
from the rapid mnnner in which our
land is beluglocoupied. it in safe to any
that, in a raw years, prepertiee available
for cemeter fruit-poses Will be out of the
fills not in intention in this

here on several
But I wish to call

We liltu tlw till-u of our mirreapomli ni
who advises l\ tum-ting for consultation
upon the matter, nnd we aocond his
pl‘upuiilllon to call such a meeting at on
early data. Thus we can not the scnac
of thin pmplu in to whether there is it
desire for it ccnu-tcry or not. If there is
tliorc will be little difficulty in making
the purcliiiuo of prupcrty and in the or»

 

 
 
 
 

‘ first article con-
tact! friend wot a tub
but when ufterwcvdu he
glam lining such enor-

cemlng our on
ed eye view.

61'! “Mirubtla' dictum" (wonder-

 

 

“Biid luck to ye

 
 

 

ful to relate);

—all

our friend livcd
read in coolant Mama 3 man when
his active city was bl

e aid of the on
are and burn up those lb pa.
was nothing com
a on hi: no
it forest 3nd hill:

iii-mer- “ob- Juva. Wane. an

19'" a.
lighting hm?) 0’3"“ m an 001”.

hoot gluten row
1! disco":- tlie blinds
tinen sud
Editor

reveal

 

 

 

ted—but

udltlu lunlhlla
We bun

through it all.

 

of our reapcc

by In ene-
glosses so pow-
n as to act on
But bin

to
look.

We doubt if there is a place in the
countr ' of the size and enterisc of South
Nurwu k. that is so negligent of the rc-
nialns of its dead, and we hope that it
will not he long before this unmvliible
and disgraceful distinction will be re-

 
 
 

er jokes on
" alth. Bridget ur-
llnt, and I'm not afther joking ye at all
I, “fur ye might luk mlny
ed find alch n foln mun ao-
Mistber Shpllte," my: I.
says Bridget,
olte about me uin
e belave I‘d be that
as to ah like so to that big’

lalliurdly wot-

 

 
 
 
 

lug over volley
to our state cl
agent buttonboll
(how many button (1

_By all. means let in oppcrluiilty be
given the people to express themselves
upon the matter. Let us have the literati
lug ! Who will pioneer this movement ?'

The SEN‘HNEI. columns will ba cheer-
fully given for the promulgation of any
VIEW! and auggucstiona, and the paper
willassist any movement that promises

 

times More y

 

than he. turn: t
South Norvnlk
' drown over the eye- of also
' voter: of the town.
any oomldontlon
for friend "8" might turn
thou tremendous lam upon‘mnond
u no mountains Would not cores: in. mere Yarns. WC!“
01'

 

Barney dam";

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

him and cud
ard and bowl

smite," says me humble a

donut tinder

 
 
 

my ld'entlty,

 

 

 

 

to suggest location.
very desirablp ones.
attention—with the hope that come
he action will be taken. in
call for a public “mating
cation of me matter. Mid
appointed tolloo

 

want to be aftber marryingthe in
him at all if e cud jlst hlv the chance i"
“it‘ll t I wu ." any: .7

 

 

‘_ ram their power.

for the consld- 3nd II“ article

1 a committee l
i: into the details andro-
port some plim. In the film. of human-
ity and deceit
towards prov
place for uni den

fund! of the
rlty ‘0! Elva motiv-

ughim

”madam;
also: nd’tounku
out“.

At the request of the city and town au-
thorities the Ruilrciid- Oommlsalouers of
the state met them at the council cham-
eaterday morning at 10:80 o‘clock, M
mum at Washington. a
notion ~me
River turbo:
now chant

«infill: e ‘
plaza. air. of ye‘
ye‘ll folnd me

let somethln
cf 3 mpeotab e resting

 

therm ii in
m "7‘

 

many as to t a reconstierl‘n“: of thelr‘dé:‘

cislon on the layout of the Danbiiry and to set an lpp

i Incite Five)! .
le at low tide iii-tad of u
‘ > f tide, I will place in.
five dollars an my i
. blo‘euterpriu. "

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

our land: twcn‘

Wm. Randal Smith appeared for the
cum w “l"

town: Nelion I: luv, for the alt And
n the Swazi. ‘Lev Wat-nor for {11¢le salinity.
P". m,“- ’ be r. Smith opened the inmogdlnfiilby
. ., . ., , If. claiming that tha'towa hall actilrco‘ivod
and your city . “1.3.3.9
Al earlier date meeting of the commissioners. He said
that the low required that notice be
served on the town clerk and the select-
, ‘ men. , The town clerk-he wulnlormed‘ ,
mail extension to yuan; fail"? Wffih -n’om Involved... nétlce. and £16115?“ '
mpet 11wa e 7‘
t afloat in to the pro- " ' " gm“ 1w atlas
a nod means of getting to and
York aftqv that. our
health“ thcy would likenlittle
tloual information.
' that the‘ now tor

 
 
 

ii Illimd Brld'c.
_ log lain familial! with
its been for a.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 

that firm of

 
 

 

number of years,
from the mat
cannon! called

 
 
 

 

 

 

to understand-

 

tbln Mr. Bhplko drinks’h
er cf I. did»: mus than '."

pg. 3!

t in. dowry:
olel, Bridgetcndpnt MW
{cling other cm; to can

doom. t knowl _
love I“! be the,“
tutor at: e sodas. hilt.
it out! don‘t ya
‘Giid tui-

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

uthoriiy give
- nformatloti '

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

war “10 tho followln
bridge was outlier
f-tlie legislature. Ind
toga, and u
expense of the

grea' ‘ mam» "incu-
command
More

”Ellie ubic? i:
P ge " cyfcrtheir

an
as built incl

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

alibi-mush _, [la
3 in mvri'ln?

 

thanmeb‘ftbo

 

‘ [’0
mi

 

 

 

n “to: moat-simian! malty
s! H 1.17,] . . , l

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

The greatest diuplny of

Mllllncry Goods

ever otter-ed, including all the M
styleso

Haisiil ~ toilets,

in ever unwound unlit , which we
sci at the LO IBLE
PRICES. Also In ole.

I , gant line of

Artificial Flovvers,

F anthem, Silks, Satins
V and Ribons, ‘“ “35:53:”‘9'
' We have just ivod it large stock of

LADIES" & HILDBENS’

Unde wear I. .

AND

lnfants’ Dresses...
Great Bargains in Funcv Goods. ‘

WCOME AND SEE 138.3!
No trouble to show goods. ~

Mrs. H. Krieger.
SPECIAL.

OFFERINE

 

OF

HAMBURG
MBRU DERYS

AT

lilickiriiamlslm’s

ails & Snider

 

For 75 cents.

 

lllllll'l Dalila Blllll tarsal

Wart-tinted not to bred: down “the
rides. M

 

P' I
palt- A largo clot-twat of
nbout
in; lb“ till
01! it. balouoo. but big
a since no gnphloflly
lpovrcr and mu nifying

Ladies' and Children

Hosiery tiniemar

at prices to suit all.
Lailii’ Muslin Ullll‘lllllll‘l

The best and Cheapest in town. '

 

 

 

 

 

 

v

 
 
 

Wool

 

 
 
 
 

Gel-mum
.Wool :-

‘ , .le Shot-r
lulu col. éhotlond
rlmluxonynndm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Bliss 'l‘i

 
 
 
 
 

instilling Gin minimum.

E

flit . ’Ind~Ofive‘Gmn.E‘
Dub, Brown and Block
ornaments animal; . , .i
‘ globulin-IBM 79!
tonFianaels. Mim-
, aligns Whoa. 7»

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ism‘ 00".}! ITtlseia.’ Silk
Erin . inffiinggomg Plath.

 
 

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