“Janina gratin!
“m, June 3. I838.
.LVNL'AI. SC‘HUOL HWIA‘O.
no mud school inaction at tho
Union &hool District wm held in the
school lull on Tumdiiy evening Jul»
uh. “owing was called to order
by the chairman o! tho cxunntitteo T. l.
ltnyniond. P. 1.. Cunningham was
elected chairman and John W. Scott
awmry pm Mu.
Tho cull oi the main: won trad. and
am it was voted to pointed no
\
On moth». tho chum opts-alum T.
l. Momma. A. .1. Count and A. E.
Austin a commuter to ‘INW‘ up tunable
“datum “praising the wt imp
”which thin Britain Mi filit‘nmfi‘ in the
death oi “r. William ll. Rwlnxt. the
latcclcrk.
The lithium ot‘ the lot: mastitis um
and cod annoyed.
The report or the District Committee
was read and mion was moi-moi.
The report of the treasurer and colloc-
tor Wicca! and accepted.
“capitol W. S. Bouton. collector
«mlmfllsfimminndmnmthmit
was ”form! to tho district cmiimiitcc of
the your lb\.‘2-3. as it spccialmmmittic
to investigate and report.
On motion it was voted to proceed to
the election of n District Committee for
the ensuing year. The following named
gentlemen were elected : Thomas I.
Raymond. George \V. Day and John A.
Slater.
Jacob H. Layton woe elcctcd treas-
urer ; I". A. Toilet». collector; John W.
Scott. clerk: and Lorenzo Dibble was
appointed auditor.
On motion it \vnslvotcd that the rcports
of the District Committee. treasurcr and
collector be printed in tho Republican;
and SENTFNEL at an expense not [to ex.
cccd ten dollars each.
On motion the District Committee
was requcctcd to call a meeting to lay a
tax to reduce the dept of the District.
On motion it was voted to authorize
the District Committce to borrow a sum
not exceeding $3.000 for tho use of the
District.
On motion it was votcd to lcnve the
matter of the judgement of Jodcpliua
Puck against the District with the Us-
trict Committee.
Soi'rii Nonwim, Cons” June 6, 1882.
II! rcliy is i‘rspcclfully xulmiittml (Iic
minim! rcport of (Inc South Normal}.-
l'm'mi School District (,‘irriiiui'flcr’.
ADMINISTRATION.
Under the continued nianngcmcnt of
Mr. H. ill. \anriidt. who has been the
Principal for thrcc ycnh‘. Iht' eclimil
seems to rctain its rank among the1 lies!
schools of tlic State. and the lllfrl‘illll‘lll‘y
of the withdrawal of cliildrcu to receive
instruction elscwhcrv. shows the cunli-
deuce of the public in the Union School.
Continual efforts have bccn made to in-
crease the efficiency of the rcgular “‘ul‘k
of the teachers and scholars. The ex-
nminntions for Icstini: the progress of
the pupils and their fitness for promo.
(ion to higher clauscs have been grcntly
simplified. without impairing their
valuc, and the progrccs of the pupil dc<
pends more upon the faitlifu ilCCnnl-
plishmcnt of each month's work than
upon the chances of a single cxnminn»
tion. Valuable nasistuncc has lweu given
by members of the High School to
these two classes of scholars : first.
scholars of more than ordinary ability,
who have bccn enabled to sccurc cxtrn
promotions by this assistance of lllt‘
older pupils : second. scholars of less
than ordinary :ll)llll_\'. who require n
greater amount of :ittciition than curl br-
zivcn by the regular teacher alonc. Tho
High School pupils who thus render
assistance are chosen from those who
desire to bcconie tcnclicrs. and they or.-
consequently gaining experience that
will fit tlicm for their futurc Work; thc
principal. lunrcuvi-r. l3: cnublcil to upper
Vire thcir instruction and thus form an
opinion of thcir fitness {or filling vziczui-
Clt’s that “lily (K'(‘UY In our 0\\'ll (‘ill'ps (if
teachers.
Urcnt attention has been givcn to tench
the [younger scholars the art of “’lll-
ing. The practice of imitating the w" I :
of the reading lessons is giviivr .rqu
the imitation of script to wily 1U
L'cptconstantl)‘ unm rm: which nrc
_ ' a...“ i .. illt‘ lilili‘kbuul‘ils. It
may be qy ii Vigil totlic school that
this early practice crinlilcs the pu ils of
the lower rooms to ucquii‘i- coiisii rrablo
proficiency in pciiiuzuisliip bcfore the
age of eight years. Grczitcr attention
than heretofore is also paid to instruc-
tion in the use of the English language.
Scholars in the lower grades are taught
to express thought in language. oral or
written. and cx )cricncc shows that they
are both plcasml :lllil profit-ed thereby.
Compositions arc rcipiircd from all
pupils in the higher grades: more Izm-
gungc and less technical grammar is
taught: tlic serious mistake. however.
of attempting to mush-r the mother
tongue Without any aid from grammati-
cal terms and rules is avoidmi. Systc~
nititic instruction in lmok-kceping nnd
mercantile transactions has bcen given
to scholars of the two higlicr grades. and
the principal rcports conimcndnblc in-
tcrcst and progrcss on the port of llmsc
who made choice of that study.
Several changes of teachers have been
made. At the beginning of the ycm‘.
Mrs. R}. Camp. who had given sails.
faction as teacher of tlic first grade ol
the Franklin Street school, was succtctb
cd by Miss Annic ll. Benjamin. The
vacancy consul by the transfer of Miss
llcnjnmin from the first grade of the
Concord Street School was filled by the
appointment of Miss Mary A. Day. a
recent graduate of our High School.
Miss Benjamin‘s rcccnt entry into the
happy relations of matrimony is no
compensation to tho public {or the loss
of her valuable services. The duties that
she left am now satisfactorily borne by
Bil-5.8. B. Jennings.
By the resignation of Miss Cornelia
W. Dickerman at the close of last year.
:1 vacancy in Grade Seven was created
which was filled by transferring Miss
Nettie Ball from Grade Six. Miss Eliza
B. Smith was placed in charge of Grade
Six. thereby creating a vacancy in (irmlc
Five which was filled by the appoint-
ment of Miss Mnry A. Gilbert. Soon
after the opening of the winter term.
Miss Mattie W. Gregory accepted: more
lucrative ition in it New Haven
School and is: Mary Simpson. a teacher
of experience. succeeded to the thugs
of Grade Nine.
Till HIGH 508001..
The most important change of teach-
era was made. at the beginning 0! the
school your. in the High School. Miss
Elnora. F. Freema. who succeeded Miss
L‘. A. Vinton in this department, is it
gradual!» of one of our leading institu-
tions of letmmg and her previous luc-
Goa-yin teaching rendered success hero
highly probable. By her hearty co
operation with the princi l in his
aflorta to make the 80in Norwalk
Union High School a source of public
pride. and by her cfllcient labor in her
department. n higher average attend-
um'ie ti! pupils in the High School is re-
ported mid other pupils are with
are ainucipsting promotion from rude
Nmetoherroouiat theopenin a! the
next round year. We do not aitate
to “we. the belief that no school
in an. ticinity m a» noun?»
”Mmauhmnowoamand
we harm the
macaw.
I! II with: em '
“Wm W! .“zcm
«mnmwumfiz
math. ' «33%
in. ,
.‘ m
, or
“2:
...
«tomcat o! the W tint he can-
not at [mot decide to \v ioh of the
two Ind-n unnpetltoni the valudlctory
«dam m i In «minimal.
m colour. WT.
on
volume: weaned outnt theekncotlnnt
mus
week. shown the_ success at
the like»: in stimulating a «teem in:
autumn”. (W nation: all who
w @0an «this» mine: or lulu
to the mean or the library.
run “R‘RAI‘MRC‘
machohraoi‘thellighmmto
he «minnow! it the norm ottho
little vapor which t y haw outed and
pubic hinting tho your. he i or
in evidence that tho school in available
ugdtmdcwhwwng‘xg hm“ ‘h which:
it pm: .. 33 t o in
argon mug til: mtmatnngmot‘ t‘hc
\\ 3“ m .0“: m i . W
it that financinlmm wimpli‘ut wfiich
its publication to immutx
Putts.
The public tit of Monaco. Bill.
. and in otter-lug mm
cache poplin of the higher ironic: for
nierinin'om mm on the evil citwts of
narcotics led to n lively minipctition for
the priacc. and eiicccedui. we bellow. iii
awakening many a) a consent the truth:
which they endeavored to prove. The
enmple 0 these gentlemen is worthy
of imitation tor the twofold reason
that earnest and honest competition
for .mch prince is conducive to
both intellectual and moral growth.
AHERDAXCE.
While the record of the entire year is.
on the whole. rosatiiunctory. it is never-
theless to be regretted that the efforts of
the district committee and of tho tench-
ers to secure the regular attendance of
scholam is not supplemental by
equal interest on the part of the board of
school visltnnl. whoa» duty it is to no-
point suitable triinnt‘ollicci‘ii to look alto-r
imiisgrcsaors of thc school laws of the
State. By personal search for tiiinnts
and by communicating with parents the
principal is able to secure the nttendnnco
of many who would often abscnt them-
iiclvcs from school; but tho time thus cx‘
pended by him is too valuable to be thus
employ . and the Inbor should bc pcr»
formed by n duly appointed UflICt‘l".
Furthcrmorc. n truunt oiliccr should be
ciiipliiycii to look for thoi-ic whose con.
tinued abscncc in workshops and chic-
wlicre. with the knowlcdgc and con-
sciit of pni‘cnts. plnccn them bcyond tlic
ri-uch :il' thi~ principal. \\'c cull llli‘ iit~
tciiiiuii of tho prcscnt board of school
Vlnlliils to tho iicccssily of their aid for
thc full cuforc-uncnt of tltc school lnws.
oi'R ltl-Il‘lTTATIUN ABRUAD.
It is :1 source of gratification to local
pm!“ and of l‘t‘Vi‘llllt‘ to tho district trims-
lll‘}‘. that the high i'slt‘t‘lll Ill which our
school is lll‘lll has uttnictml in our doors
iiuiiicrniis Si‘lliiizll‘k‘ from lllv‘ lli‘lgllli'lrlli;
towns. l'lilillx :Ii‘(' li(i\\’ ll) :illi'llll-‘llfl‘i'
f'i-ni lirinlzi guii‘t. Suiitlapni‘i. (ll’t‘I‘li‘s
Farm". Siiiigriiuck :iiiil lhllii‘ll. 'l‘Iicii
:itti-nilimi-c involvi-s no cxlru cxpciiw In
the district. l‘icniisc llicy :irc clnsmiiml
in [In liiglii-i‘ grnilcn. which :irc nor-gr
ovcrcruwdcd: and tIicir pri-svncc M—i v. n
to illustrate llli‘ wisdom of the policy of
maintaining tlic high .t indnrd of our
school.
FINANCIAL.
Tho practice, lli‘l‘i‘lilrill‘t‘ fnliuivml, “I
laying it lax about cvcry third yunr.
from which ii lnrgi- proportion of Sillii
tux is (‘Ulli'(’li (1 dining Illl‘ lll‘rl inclu-
months iil‘ii-r it llllh I‘m-mm» Illli‘ ; iiu‘msi-
talc» :1 \'.'l-‘lv iliIl'i-rcirm- in tlic :iiiiiuzil ic—
pnrts. so far .‘ltx' tIU- im‘rcu-d m illlllllll‘il
ing of our Ill-irici dwlit is (‘Hl'.i’1‘l‘lii‘il.
Our internal money. and other in ccssury
cxpcnscs. moi provided for in tho 'l‘uu ll
8. ipropriziiimii gradually incrcnsvs Illt‘
o illgillllll‘r" of Lhc District. llllli‘rli pru-
viilwl l'wr by :i ycnrly tux. In \‘ch. of
thew {Ilk‘ln your cmmiiilicc "cuinl ii-i»
lion. N. T32 3.6 v' uni in the liniulv m
the jyiiu' _. im' ck S. .1 its Alli-riicys for
Kg 1‘ _ ”strict. 'l'lic l'hM‘ inn llll (l n: Hi.-
. clirimry le'l lvi Iii of ii c Sillvl'l‘llll‘
Court and :i jiirlizcmrii: chlnim ii iignihsi
the District of $71";
fillinlllllil‘; in
has lli‘t‘ll piul. llli' ll‘rliii'i .L.
quit-claim lz'mu Jiihllilill‘ l"ll{. 'l'lus,
and the L‘mirt iit‘l‘l‘i‘i‘ :l\.'\ us llii' right
of our rmlcmptioii in (in- X. i‘. lili- pmp.
crty adjoining by pnyiiii-iil of 1,837 In) to
said Ely. Forci‘lusure prm'vi illnge llllVi‘
alrcady [pm-n commcm-ml to «lispiisuvfih
u§ in our rigliis in hilltl xlliitirrl}. Y...“-
CUlllllllllt‘t. llilt'i' St‘t‘ll M r. (it‘Ulgl‘ St’l'll‘y
one o! the parties who wni'runii-d IIII'
property in tlic Daniel. :l‘ul lu' promiml
to witlc Ill“ claim, but li‘ki, unit mm.-
lcnioncy be shown lillll, lllllll li\ rogurnls
time. and amount.
lii‘ i\".i ' ‘l
REPORT or REl‘lill’l‘S .ixn EXl‘PleilTl'ltl-Zs
sou-ii .\'UR\\'.\I.K i:.\io.\' suiooi.1-is~
Tnic'r b‘nlt vain rzxinixo JUNE 6, 1:482.
“Lt HH'T‘.
Balance in 'l‘n .iller Jiinc T. lh‘l. ,‘ «3
Tim ii iii Nuriiziik. int illlpnipl’lnllollfil'sl. 1.4m 3i;
*' uccuiini til .52. WW» 7;
Tuition for scliolnn out of District, 3;»: 75
Tanrl Ila-l H73). 33:; in
“ him. 71! on
Inlffl'il on Taxes. list 1879. 40 iii)
Bail-payable. 4.5m in
some 62
Ixrtxniri'nxa.
Tcachrrs ‘Jlill’l-l 7.16.51!)
Bib. paytihlc ZNDIII
Iiitcro-t and iliacmuit 1.1.11 79
.lnnuor 5!: ill
iii-Wu and ‘lll‘plll'fi 342 ll
l’iicl ‘ .527 09
B- 'Okzl and rilllunt‘ty iii 2'3
Adtcnl-ln: nnel printing :1] 50
Enumeration of PCliOler us In
Legal cxpcnu-xi 8 no
Ahaxpmgniamxm list is?!) 48 fig
Commiuion- and guru-go nix cullcciur. 2's on
insurance 313 ii'.‘
Water rent: and my. bills 27 3!
Paid judgment account of JUI-t‘pllllil l‘cck
lien on Concord ru‘cct fit'bixll prom-fly. 751 its
Manor in Tn-naury 299 us
$13.2i2 fl‘.’
SL’ PPI.E.\1ENT.\ RY REPORT.
Alumni of District loniia 319.211) a)
Hold l) l- l). (‘ro-sumn 6.0(liiu
s... Norwnlk Sui Bunk. 13.1550 00
Biiliincciluc on Town appropriation Ur“ 29
lnnurzmm on Franklin tinsel building mm ll)
" fur iinre flan) Oi)
" Concord rim-t build»): 61“) (l)
“ tin-mime bill (I)
Library fund. balance June 6. 65 23
Received for lowest i 4::
" contribution; «to. as 0':
‘- from State Lihnry Fund «ion iii m
A nation for rt ex use or
ppmntin clog: W 20 (I)
Puid for new books for library it!) 15
120 3
Balance 8 55
Amount of Dl-trlct Indcblcdnas $19,250.“)
SOUTH NURWALK, Oh. Juno 8th. 1883.
amin- or ozone: c. STILLBON. mus-
cm or was com :40an mos
acaoot. mentor. am Cm. 1882.
WWI. nmoouncronor
Dr.
blame amounted a mu] Jule II. tau.
lpmdimtion him the motthe
3mm... m. . WM. “no-rowan... ”iii
In minim n En“, u."
an! “Nona lanolin in “bongo“ W“ ' imam“ if
pom gait: t close a?“ ‘ 1.5.8 “ m“
urthmhmka new in them of the fififiwfiwamfikw‘ “ ”5.33
scholars. In view of the m that but lotus»: till
“out time hundred oi the scholars are «an
MNMWMMMWM *pAfimm
Who WWW to furnish the matc-
won able and willing to do for than who
put their trust in him.
the wit oi hit mm They are
thoroughly practical.
Hello on to cut oil our com upon God (1
Peter v. t). washroom the innovation an
oxpming the right ml duty of evory
Christian.
in not upon it. \Ve labor and on heavy
laden while the Lord himself “and: be-
sulo us. willing and anxious to take all
our burdcns and give us met.
one:
(it i1i:ixpl.ii.,
commend that an illi-llill Izix lm l:llll
‘ . ulll“ i: u: 1) III cnccc II." il‘llll n! i-
to mom. said cxpvnscs. (Hi-I in l‘l'i‘ill" :i ‘ ‘ I ‘1 V | H l
- v~ I ~ - .i . I v \
sinking fund. from which the dub; Ill y l"'-' it "' " L" " “"“l' ‘ "f "1‘ ll“
finally lei‘plllil. In l‘i‘.) whili» lion. I}. \vninnm >pnw. Hui Ilii'll. 'l (‘u-uinr
. .. ' ,. . i _ , -
Allan». ruin-Lib l. I‘uyiioml. and J. \\. a... ““2. r. “HM mn- livl in. , ””74" '
Ltivtou uorc Your ( ' lllilillli'i~ ilicv \\'i’l'c‘ ” x I I I 1 H I f l. r ‘ "‘ I‘ll'
- . - . A - -,:-: 1‘11“. l" ’ ‘
St‘l'Vt‘iI \aiili i'. l" tti'c ui furirlwziiri- in ' . I H L ‘E _‘. LEE‘mu .- i.~i".\\'
tlic lllzlllt-l' (if J '~’r:~'.i;“ P. ck ..{ 5.. I.” in lin h-qdfin'fln'
I'uril, \‘.mii.. ?i\'.'iill‘( lllv' Siitiiii Nui‘ia. ii»' on n. . “'
Link,” Sunni hiatus: M n n, H “P“, . i.~.ii (mil ll;i.\ ii a; i'i'llil “twins; n. nu ii
of Illt' (bur-”Ll .122 .4 F" ‘ 1. ii purl l :m :i (‘lil‘E-illllll. Ha lius ll .ugin mu nl
~ . v" .‘.. u '.»'2 ‘ ‘. .
TIH‘ “Hill“! “41‘ 1L“ " l l" "”5 ct g'cu'. pin .-. [lo I\ prcpniiiig lll‘ llll' ii
carving in itngcr or m apart.
us.
that in all our daily cures he iii shaping
and polishing our spirits. we are com-
forted. Adding to our fnith pntiencu.
hope springs up and transforms our nor-
rowa into joys.
burden on the lord, and he will sustain
thee." He will not take away the burden
but will give strength to carry it.
Balance duc Teachers at end 0! m 1.800 (it)
Due Janitor 50 00 prayed that his thorn in the flesh might be
stratum removed. But God, instead of removing
In: due from Town. 3134 29 a. said: “My grace is sufficient {or
I” M w and fl thee." And from that time on the thorn
m u was it comfort and a joy to the apostle.
mu! .i noun 0! you 313.275 as x. was God'l pledgo to him that he would
‘. _ . 0ND? becared tor—that as his day his strength
JOHN A‘. g; 2‘93“: should be. This. then. is what Peter
eghorta us to do: Believe in the presence
t c
that he will make all things work to-
gether for our good. Believe that his
can. of love are round
Believe that care- ore nuclei in direct-o
mm” ., end on (one. 1
“mg?“ WWW “.53 . Yet. we- “gym «3%
rnmmum no maria moment intro:
F‘s. Mediator“ m a: m lug—m the m
Hendrick “WWMM a!“ 0‘ dim
militiamen“. 0c. 0. 1881.
runs onusr ortMmmnso.
nonwaui cinch sworn. titanic-r.
“MT—Thin column will he
«mom or
. VV. KNUDSEN.
rinl tor the imt.
“All— Your comb
Putter knew by “More what God
Ilia Quintin nro
Homo, when ho
‘ct how slow are moist of in
Why is
this ? Thom no two moons in my own
First, I find it hard to recline that the
great Jehovah can tnkcnn intorcatin my
petty troubles and anxieties. How utter-
Ly insignificant they must seem to one
who is lighting nuns and making worlds
to roll around them. But. God cart-ii for
motes and animnlcules its well an for Si-
rius and Aldcbiiran. See how he polish-
es the insects that we cannot see without
it microscope; though there arc more of
them than we could count Ill a lifetime.
llis grcntncsa is shown in the {not that be
In doing something all this time, cvcry-
whcrc, and doing it well. Hols omni~
proscnt. Ho id here counting tho hairs
on my hcnd while he is also nwny yonder
on thc rcniotcst star and on the throne of
the univcrcc. lie is in all places in the.
fullncssof his power iind love. lie is the
mighty Hod In tho Wiiicr~ilrop. and in tho
suiil:ciixii-iii ihc humblc coiitriic licai't
nnd ill tlic liciirt of tho litllc child. He
is not conirollcd by our idcnnof wliitt is
gi‘cnt mid suinll. 'l‘lini which ivc cull it
trill-~ “my bc of inculculnblc \‘llllll‘ iii lllH
night.
Suppusc you iii‘c ill a {iictory wlzci'i- ii
liiiiiilicd u liccls nrc rt‘VUlVlllg and (t
llwusnnil llli‘ll are m woik. A skillful
suxwriiiti-iuli-iii in in i'linigc. llc act-s n
Surrly lic “'1” not
But Iii- «luvs i‘nrc.
lillli- SCH-W liii-sv
Iniri- {or such ii trillc.
llc >iiiiiiiioiis :i “Ulb'lllllll
him. “'l‘igldcxi ll‘lll iii iiiicc.”
IU 541' that ii lh‘ (I‘lllt‘. llc- known lliiil. if
tin» scicw llilll I'nIli-ii out iiml llll‘ii\\ll n
siiigli‘ >lizil't own) from its lruz- piiici-Jlic
:il-iiui'iiiul ili‘lli'll of llic iiiiichiiicry would
5min l'.‘|\'l‘ (or!) ii. in [ili'Cl‘h. (loil lln‘ lllc
gr. .‘it Supt l'liltl'llilt’lll iiiiisl \Viiicli ci‘cry
iind naiya in
llc \iiiiiii
movciiiciitnf mulicr and mind in tho
lllllii'l'l-‘I'. llx iiiii>i lic ".‘i (lull :il Iiiiiid"
:iluni .\ ill.il i‘\'i'l_\'\‘.‘lli'l'i‘. lli-iicc it in
l‘il>_\' for him in will) my biirdcnsuiiid lli'
iiiii~1 l’l‘ uilii llu . I-‘l lil‘ ll Is. llllll.i iwily
H :il. his 1le .wm-r. and llt‘ iiiu~t (‘lll’l‘ for
my hllli‘i‘ l lwl- IIL‘ to Illlll. ()lthUl'l‘ ma l
I. 1 lion- n plncc in God‘s
\Vlinl I ll!“ nliil “'lllil I (It)
t'll'i i 1‘ III Btllllt‘ (It’grt‘t' llll‘ (lo-\vliipt‘niPnL
rr'gniil iiiyn‘il
grim! plan.
as [ho Minilli .~.l sliii‘ liy lll'l
lam in aliinc ms. lll!‘
lillll Ill IN is km;
All in}
Ill‘i- I iii“ In in; sluipml :iiid piulisliwl fur
Eu ry illlyiillllllhlll
i‘til..\lvli‘\fl)ll‘ I‘lill‘l'.
ani Ill his kingdom.
and ii priiil iiiilu Iillll forct'cr.
lli)’ lilgl l‘l ilinllll)’.
ain't the [ho lln'ilii-
Scii‘plui nt wnik, \\'Iiiill
ozm ~ :Ii.» iIm proof or lilt‘ l‘i‘clllln of [but
wink. In l‘i‘K-‘Il‘il tn ilu-m l am to excr-
c;_w I'uilli. liiiu to look lo(Iod when l
sullcr. just ll: ihc patient looks to tho
lliillll‘ll lililifi of
mo CJII
siirgi-nn when Im rt‘i'lh‘ ilic knifc. "Doc
toi." Iii- uiys. "you ni‘c skillful. You
won't pi c Ill" lllllli‘Ct‘tln‘lll)‘ piiiii. You
will soc in ii iliiit ilic opcrnlion is panic
and the rc.~uli siiluliiry." "Yrs." i‘cplim
thc doctor; “irust inc." And though
that trust docs not rclici‘c tho piiiii-iit
from sullcring. it docs ri-licvv him from
anxii-iy.
And this brings lili‘ to n scconil rcnmii.
I do not rculizo what (ind \villdo win!)
I cast all my care upon him. I wmihl
like to have l‘t'lii'l from that which
troubles mo. llut if Iic has i-i-iit the
troublc {or my good. ho wiIl not take it
away whcn I cry to him. Tho aurgcon
won‘t iibnndun thc knife when lllt‘ pa-
tient asks him to. but he will givu him it
tonic or no nnodync. 1f lhc llllll‘llll.‘ that
tho sculptor was working on was full of
nurvcs. iind fclt cvcry blow of the ham-
war. would liciibaiidou his purpose of
making ‘1 sinliic. because it complained 2'
No! He would any to it: “Be patient;
trust- in me. By this chiselinz I will
make out of you a form whose Ryllllllt“
try illid bciiuty ages will admire.“ And
the conscious mnrblc, trusting in him
and looking forward to the result he
promised. would endure the pain—en-
dure it as would be impossible if it.
thought the sculptor wna cutting and
So With
If we havc faith in God, and realize
David wrote (Pa. lv. 82): “Cast thy
Paul
power and the love of God. Believe
’5 us ever.
aim
,{.
: tit 91 t ‘ ‘
‘ not! chit
“iii 83%th to
parties in «him tm‘.
raw-m Worn.
(M at the MIC N W
Dunn itt the cm ywak‘ June it “in.
$7 twatt-z _;—_.‘_==m.—:,a
Tciiiporiinoc Emulsion.
in the.
MM \ t
we“. intoximim of ii .
: Hui-thing loci! of n l kit
“in“ minimums Swim
“Ignited. and no int-11mm wi
upon mndition ihnt t mutt-act will . . .
cm! the iinmint paid for tho privi imam in
the aux-min". it the terms are strict coin-
tied with. The committee m tho right to
l all bids. 0. 0. Sim-ii. .
In \‘otmoa.
I
T To Owners of Dogs.
The a cnlion o! the owncrn of (log- iii callcd to thc
(mum-in; {mm the the public Art:- of the note of
Sign“ January version. will. approved March
'il
"'I‘hi- town rli of the mvornl towns shall annu-
ally. on or heron lie first any of June furnish ihc
nelccimcn with n l
of tho poi-sons ownln I or bar-
boning dogs who luv (nun-ii thc name to c rcuiu-
iircil. iiiid Mllil ilclcctm l fllinll thereupon I‘nllfl‘ it
dilliircm enquiry to hc in in for unrcginlurml dog!
and cniisc ilic pcrnmui 0 ing or harboring llm
mum in bc prosccillcil
“And (my 'l‘uwu (‘lcili or .
iiuzlcci iiny of Mir ilnticw lll‘t‘
Flilill bc dcciiicd guilty of mlodcl
uni inurc llluu crvcn dollars for ca
fcuw. “
(‘llAllLfiS A. B
WILLIAM C. SAM.
NEIJUN J. i‘lHW.
lion
NI u! Sci-clinch.
Norwnlk. Juno Tilli. 1352.
urani— for it spocinl City Moot-
MAYnn‘il (truck. I
(‘iTi‘ or Hoi'ril Nuuwux. Pr. ~
Jiiuc flih. “KB. I
(‘in (‘lnrkz Sir. “'licri-M
n! iiiiincilnuu lii- Board u! i‘oiilrilinrn of thin
l‘ll)’. licld ill 1 ‘(‘llllll(‘|l rhnnilu-rJiiiirfilli. "Wt.
lllf‘ following no lnlimi um pnuwd. lo \vii' "lllh
mliml: That the I ii. i'liriv-tliin Siinrln. mini-r in).
OHHLI‘ hi‘rcbi' icquwl ‘(I to cull n nicnllli ' of tho lcgnl
volt-run! thin (~in in rctnt Milllnry lull on tho
lliliillynlJiuic. A. I). l'i‘fl. til I o‘clock in llic
rwniii: for tho pin-pou- flnyinc n mx on ilu- pull!
and riilllllll‘ winic miliin ll‘ limits of [horny to
inn-cl llh (‘lll‘l‘t‘nl cxpi-iisi-i in llll‘ yi-iir; also in con»
hilll'r ihc propriciy of piirrli him; n lot and build-
in: a ~iiiiiiLli- lmum- for ilic mm (‘oinpauy and
in \ulcnli appropriation not in \i‘ci-il -lx liiuiirnnll
dollar: for lhc hhllh' "
N-iii llicri-Inn'._liy lillIllUrll\'
(‘lir:-imn Swnrlz. mayor of unit cl runiuinn-l mu
Incm- nniirc in ilicciwiurn of pm (hi. Him a
til) biz-cling \\,II In Iicld iil Mililnry I ill iill \\'i1l»
im-dni l‘\l‘llllifl nIiIlH‘ l Illl. Ill ~ ii‘l‘ll'i‘b oi ilu piir-
prm- -liilcd in ”w Marc-mil iwniiiiinii ' Ilium ii
Il'lli' iiiul an-iml pulp) .ir ilm- unrrniil upui lH‘ nil-gm-
3-0-1 in mid cm in cii~i ibrcc diiy- b~fun~i c lllm‘
nppmnin-d I'ur -:ml numiiiig rind uiibliiililiig Ill Illllli‘
m :i “P“ ~pnpcr pill-Iiiilicd lll nuiii ciiv
Hum-ii. Hum-run SWAHTZ Micron
A ILIIV‘ copy um at: Emvis “'IIA‘UX. (‘in i‘lrik
minis;
Tn liini IN \‘iixox.
cnicil III "\I‘ I.
5‘“ N ll
our:
PERA HOUSE
F w .\il'l‘i.‘lli£l.l.. hinting”,
III] II EVENT}, JUNE 12
Hillii-ri Sullli‘nn‘r i‘niiilc Acnihcili‘ (nu-r3 of
PA lE”’IlE
~-~"“‘“"‘ \ ni'Tiiii
Best Aliaiei Talent of Danlury
For llic llmu- l of Hie ('oiiipnliy.
i‘.\l~'l‘ HF ll.\lit\i"l'Eitz~i.
\lK‘llIl‘ii-ll (irnmriiumini lilylii- l'ocl.
.I.(‘.llui'ri-y
i‘ulunoi i‘nlvt-v iy. i Ilii i'l'\ l-‘nn'c
.\l.-ij.-r Murmuuid - l :igouna ~ A.R\llll‘
l5: llzikc o! liunvnlili- I (l 'll‘ill‘ W. A llriuin
Mr. Buli'linrn'n Solicitor I II B. Scott
:llli
llcgiiwihi lliiniimni, ll l‘ll‘flll) 1 wt 1“. l.
Charm. n: illllwr- and im nun Ummlr.
lllr- F l.. lluilcr
Mini .1. Sichhlm
Min ll Watson
Min lloyt.
l‘. H. Allen
a
Ilium
'l‘hv Lady Aug-In
‘l‘iic inulv Niphir
'l‘lic Liidy l‘llln I
'l‘lic Luly .lnim '
I ll ipiiirnmi I
llliiliicin- l
and
l‘niii-nrc. ii \‘illlgo Milkinnid. M
Char ll‘ of ltlpturoiin Mnlil
llrillliiiit l‘iilforimi and cutliellc
Costumes.
Miiiiiiizi-rn, (loo. 8. th‘l‘ Mid l". Diiurhy.
Lciuli-r oi Urchmtrn. — - . Bclilnz
Drains opcn at T:i.'i»0vertnro at 8:1!)
POPULAR PRICES.
88 and 80 CENT
Sticnn' your unit: at llcti‘i- and Comrtuck‘u ti
Ind after Wi-tliii-«lay. Juno 7.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
JUNE MEETING, 1882-
Horse Trotting,
Bicycle Riding.
I’ll I‘lbllll IVIS $1.000.
ON
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
J iiiic 28th and 29 iii. 1882.
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
NuliWALK. CONN.
W l‘ui l iculurs in in piirccn two weeks before the
nit-mum.
.(IilNA'l‘llAN E. WHEELER. President. Ballgntllt‘k
'I.
HENRY ’I‘. SIIEI.'I‘0N. Scorch! . Brill ‘ rt. 0!.
fulfill W. Blltl)l.b‘.\‘. (lonernl'ylllunnigilfofilm-
uc . Pt. 00]
U0 eaii Help Us.
The Indi s Christian Temperance Union
"II hold their annual
_ Y FESTIVAL
At the room of the emperanoe Retorm
Tllilal Ellllllm l8131l
All friends of the cause are co inlly in-
vitcd.
Admission 10
‘ 500
SHEETS 0F
5 Cent
,.. .v-W
COR/IS
Have opened Th 1
Entire Stock of . thing,
FOR. THE
\
\i.
WHICH FOR
ELEGANCE, VARIETY,
AND
SUPERIOR WORKMAN SHIP
solicited, and 3.
~
4-5 Main Sm cl. Vorwnlk.
COMPARISUN A8 REBARDS QUALITY AND Pill
With any City Establishment desired.
“F“OTHFRE
Spring Trade of 1?82,
\l.
I
l
Surpasses all previous efforts. -A careful inspection of our Goods
Manufacturers, Wholesalers and Retailers.
Insurance Building, South Norwalk.
#—
Paul?"
All liiiidxuir
Made.
Soul li
Wiitcr St..
rituals
A. Dickerman 8:.
39 Washington Street.
South Norwulk, 001111.
F. w. Qultman,
IANIIPAPTUHBR uli‘
Sash Holders and Siisli Lifts.
Brass and Bronzc “'ork
DUNCAN‘S UUIIJIISU.
A .\'l)
SUN UMBERELLAS,
A '1‘
Son,
ARE YOU
Insured Against Loss by Fire?
W. H. IIANFORD.
Residence iiiid Olllcc No. 40 Miilii Pit ,
Silll'l‘ll NORWALK. CONN..
ls Agi-ni for tho following strong and reliable
aker
conipiinicr. \‘Iz:—— l 34 Amount. 1
(loniiiiciitnl liii-nrnncc Co. of N.‘i'. wit i duration
(ii'l‘llllih American “ " 25.452.573.84,
Ninuiirn l-‘iro " _ “ l.7&5.5ili_l.ih.
lnnumuccCo. o! N. America. Phllu.. 8.818.8ih38
Aiiicrlcuu Flrc ins Co. " 1.6.0.3073?
i‘<unmi-i-ciiirl'iiiouAna lll‘llllCt! ( ‘o.l.amlon 5.(l\i.9.'i5.w
Fin: luv-uninco Association " 1.349.943 GI
Finimim‘n Fund incl. 00.. California halal-gill
Mcrldou Fire Inn. 00.. Connecticut 81.8...”
All kinds of lmurnhlu property when M lowest
ruiurmnd bout attention gmimiiioed. 599-“
O. E. W'ILS()N ,
Nmu Mk. (‘3 GENERAL
0F
Music. Dancing, Fire
GRAND OPENING
AC Km n ' can:
BRIGHTON UE'THR EAST,
ThursdayJune 8,’82
other attractions will be among tho fes-
tivities of the day and evening. The
Insurance 8: Real Estate Agent.
iiuoiu N0. 3. «name Building,
NORWALK. CONN.
MONEY TO LOAN.
' us'r or commune
_
Fire, Life and Aocxdent
I N S U R A N O E.
Illtorptlmlcd- Companies. Assets.
1853 Agricultural. of Womb. N. Y.. ”JET.“
1810 Amcriun. of 1. a
1858 Honour. of New Y . 1.565.141
1895 Howutl. of New York. 851.448
1860 Munro.“ New York, 1.115.250
lilo? )rient. of HIM. 1.419.589
1853 phonlx. of New York. 9.8%.875
178') “hit-nix. of London. England. 5.3mm
um mum, of Illumin. Lenses
Works and 180: Union. of Philadelphia. sum
was Writormwu. or New York. , 1.064.906
1855 Williamsbu Cit . of New \orlt. 1.07M!»
1W State Mm. of littoral. 70.
‘fi Rm‘llimi...» fil’“.°i£i"‘°"e ”m"
i at is out o
Hartford. 6.114.508
0. E. WILSON, Ash.
RTRR
.STRAHER PURT
.Wiii nuke hourly trips from the Steam-
boot Dock at South Norwnlk. to convoy
manger: to and from the Point'tur the
small auto 0! 33 Conn the round trip.
The opening will take pillt‘fl’ min or
chino on Thursday. June 8th.
‘A anatomy Proprietor.
.1“. ~
- ‘3
Ullillll’s Flint Farm
" MILK
F
,‘f: u mflfi: wait anon
aliens art
In {intent Gloss Jars’ Parties
w 0-H having . tick“ _ '8‘ Okla My ‘
r »_ will hollowed. 3. 3m
30W 0.13611 forminm
Nelson Taylor do Son
Attorneys and Coun-
oellors at Law.
SENTXNEL BUILDINH.
City of South Norwallt.
'l‘O L ET.
Sniull ll‘lli‘llli‘llil on llouton sin-ct.
walk" NO'l‘lCl-i.
After April lat. mu. all my tenant: willbcnk
quit-ad topiiy their remain minnow
Wdy
South .\'or~
B. J. STURGES.
(incite Building. Nor-walk
SMI 'I' H's
NEW’ YORK
FUl‘lllllll‘l ll URI‘IIBI SUITE
In the New Budding. opposite the Bap-
tist Church. corner of Atlantic and
Broad Streets.
Stamford.
Entire new stock of new patterns oi
Carpets :
ALL GRADES.
(Film-rein (‘acrpcu as low as 00c. lngriilu or
low in 30c. Oil miss and Linolcum. W indow
slllldt‘l‘. Lambrci iiinn, Portion- nnd Draper-
ies, in . odcrn City Style.
Paper afi‘msa
DECOR A'I'ION.
0! English. French rind America: mnnuhctnre.
furnished and put up by competent
“whiten.
FURNITURE
Of All Variation. from the FINEST MADE to the
CHEAPEST double Ms Sold
BEDDING!
All kinds. These Goods have been selected with
modergir‘mte. and will be clued fit the
Cl- coo.
guitars flied up com to with evaylliing ni-
sitc for interior urnla ing, by contract if d .
All work matted tocqupuc with tiiebest
cit housosirgi‘prico and (Eighty. Practical comet
and furniture upholsterm eon-tint employment
world .
Gofiedcuvgfimfiephmhrm.
ii 0 1 Store in the State Where
I 0Y0: Elm Furnish Your Rouse
Complete.
ciaiEiwari Smith,
Atlantic, cor. Broad St.,
' STAIN“. .
Established in New York 1845.
¥ "1ch
[Ilityllaiional
‘ __ THANK.
mi Sam" "inns. om
in the; Piiblic
Those who want in harc a merry good iimc
would do well to call at
HOLLAND’S
thrc you will find
Fresh, Pure and Choice
ConfectionerY
0! our own malachite. at wholesale and rcimi
prions.
OUR OWN SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
Mixed Candy at 20c.
Chin-choc and I’m-rivals supplied in minimum. It a
li . discount.
Boiler For Sale.
A good second hand boilcr
for sale 15 horse power.
C. W. LECOUNT,
South Norwalk, Ct.
fisses St. J ohii,
DEALERS IN
IIIUIIIBI‘Y lFalil Gilli,
Our Millinory De merit embraces n
grant variety of pring andiSuinmi-r
Hillinnry, including all VMlebli‘R in
Straws, snap", Trimmings. Rilr
bout, Flower-ii, Feather-x, aw.
Millinery for Misses and Children. ”in
new and attractive styles. Mourning
a specialty and made up in short notice.
Grape Reduces-oat
By Schriver‘s patent promos which
makes old crape equal to new. and not
eifected by salt or dmpnces. Our
STOCK OF FANCY GOODS
Conflicts of LACES. Rucnug-gz
RIBBONS. HOSiERY. GLO\ 135.
com NOTIONS. TRIMMINGS no.
Hair Will a RBiBIilU.
We hove the Intact imported Frizu’s.
Pat-tings. Waves. etc. . Switches or all
trodes. Lidia- own combing: made up
to order at very low prices. A new lot of
Lilies and Children Underwear,
And Infants’ and Childrena‘ Drcsscs.
New Embargo. We have the
II).
.Wmmme
,Griswold’s Corsets,
A perfoct fit (unnoticed. A trial ionuf-
fioient to convince that they are Just
what you need. We are ngnnts for thc
Universal fan-garlic.
communion m“...
uh Stun n; neat y cxccutcd. Nu
trouble to 0V own if you do
not win to purchase.
Misses ‘ St. John
' 38 um St»
NW, Cuts-t.
W
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