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WAY. NOVEMMR 88. 1883.
STATE ATTORNEY FESSENDEN.
Mag accusation- were made by Janice R
Walsh. of Ila-bury. against Stale Attorney resea-
“. Mag hill with bargaining with the liquor
“hrs of that place. last Sunday. for votes for
Ollhy. We have not been able to fully inwetigatc
the latter. but Judging from his lust acts and the
cam-animatin- pnbliahtal this week. it is tiinc be
washraatlgatd. Ilia coarse is certainly open to
Criticism.
—‘l‘he above is from the Smith Nerwalk Charis-i.
Although.aa it alltwai. Jam 3 Walsh did make
such minus. the sass-ism. should think too
mach of its reputation to lend iléclf to an cation»
“t of web nimble bis-h. James R Walsh is
chairman of the Dsnbury democratic mmniittce.
‘ and has a very. very. very versatile train. The repa-
tatloa of Ir. Mien is not ikely to enter. es~
pscialiy la Danbury.—Ilanbary Wu.
—Either Hr. Walsh lied or told the truth.
We have it on good authority that Mr.
Mden admitted in Stamford that he
did have the meeting with the liquor
allele of Danbiiry the Sunday before
election. {and that he told them
that if they would use their influence
for Crosby he would not forget it. Mr.
Walsh has stated since the election that
what he telegraphed to the firmer was
substantially correct. and Mr. Weind.
who was present at the conference be-
twun the liquor dealers and Mr. Fessen~
den. backs up his statement.
As the Ibpitbb'can states. It. Walsh is
Chairman of the Danbury Democratic
Committee, and has a versatile brain. bu
if hewerecalled upon to pay. a any
for every mile. As to computing t e ca-
pacity of a barrel, we agree to do better
and give him the measurement of a hogs-
head. We shall be able to give more ac~
curate information as to the quantity
which our stomachs will contain. after
our next Thanksgiving dinner. In the
matter of the angles of 1 hexagon. doing
simple equations. and distin ishing be-
tween John Bunyan and ohn Milton.
we assure our accuser that the country
is safe. We also know from where the
Saxons and the Normans came. though
fails to record the name of “ An-
glos“ as that of any people connected
with the settlement of England. Com~
morn Sense probably meant the "Angles."
When one of our number gets the ap~
pointment of city surveyor. we promise.
that he shall show his abil‘t to measure
a city lot. though never perha the lots
of common sense contain in Inst
week‘s article. If the author of it had
not concentrated his mental and ph si~
cal vision so constantly upon the I;
porn and kindred constellations. he won d
probably have discovered the. many gross
grammatical errors of his production.
which in its present shape would not be
tolerated in our High School. “is hate
to brag—it is so vulgar—but we have
wrestled hard with Caesar and have auc~
needed in oonquerin him at least. Be-
ing put on our meta . we hereby invite
Common Sense to a competi ive transla-
of the first two books of es‘ar at any
time and place he may designate: only
stipulating that no “interlinear” edition
or “pony" of any kind be used.
The observatory of Mr. Knudsen. that
true friend of our school. [tossesss advan-
tages for the stud of astronomy. which
Common Sense oes not seem to offer
and we prefer to be under obligations to
his kindness and public spirit. \Ve con~
gratulate our new instructor on his hop-
A
Board.
W0 men. temperate and steady—or two or three
rl ha pleasant furnished mm for
. “5's. ' 33: at“: ' sasmat. orrlcs Ii
Business For Sale.
AVING uncharted R. L. Baker‘s interest in the
NW trainers. manor Warwick hot now
nth-r my til
cl. I
r Store and 'IVlnperance Billiard Par-
lore. 38 Main street. Norwalk. Ct . for sale. as I am
unable to attend to them both alone. Will sell rt:-
soiiablr. Address or call on GEO. LOCKWOOD.
near Warwick Hotel. 80. Norwalk. Pt.
I‘. it, Box lhT. Mt!
_ 4- Resolutions.
1‘ a Dimtora‘ meeting of the Norwalk Fire. In-
surance Company. borwalk. Conn.. Nov. slat.
I“. it was
Recalled. That by the death of Ir. Iill B. lich-
nett. who has been a Dimtor of this Company from
. weloseonuofourruostcs-
its organization in ms
located and cfllcient members—a man whose conu-
eels were always sonud and valuable and whose
friend—hip was always warm and tinswen'ing: and
that oflc ally and individually we deplore his death
as a great loss.
Resolved. That we deeply sympathise with his
family and candolc with thorn in their affliction.
Ila-diva. That the Directors of this Compuly at~
tend his funeral in a burly.
Rerofred. That a m iy of these Resolutions be do.
livcrcd to the family 0 the deceased as a testimony
of our sorrow. appreciation. and respect.
Resolved. That a copy of these Resolutions be fur~
nishcd to the press for publication.
Atteet. «In. R. l‘OWLES. SN‘y.
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Prof. H Ell. ll. (‘ROM WELL'S
Ar Pilgrimages
IN‘M‘l’l pt I vc.
Mariam-r.
0s
l'trlurml and Historical
LECTURES
Visually and tlmlly llIuetrsl-sl \uth
Illuiitiuulcd Sch-cit El‘N'il 'l‘lti- most
artistic nit-l -upi-rb cu-r nrhtcu-d. prwvnlr
in: to thc me ill iln- utml ri~ali~ttc Inantlcr. the
“cuts of Arrhttn‘luna Sculpture. limiting. llllll
Natural Sccncry of tlu‘ Illll \\‘url.l
Grandeslflljelt Lessons of llelie
NlHt‘IlllI‘f 21 ll:ll_\' and It.- ,\ri,
" 2V1 Suit/crlult-l and the Alp-
Z'T- I{lll~llt :itltl Turk-1'.
t‘o-irw Tu‘kcl. (villi liver-trod Stu-ll. ”Isl; sin-gm
'l‘it‘lu". uilh lira-nod Seal. 251‘ . .\lllnl"‘li\ll. 5‘“,
tin-l ‘i‘s' 'l‘ii‘kcls at l‘lmslcil‘s ilrii: stun-s.
l" M nut-r.
Max-lo
Massiilit
null.
.lItllIlllly Evcttiits. Nov. 25.
‘IllK HMINENT' ’l‘llii EMINRNT'
IRIS“ (‘0‘ EDI AN.
Wm. J. Scanlan
In Ilsrtlryt‘antplwil‘s tart-airs: 3hr lass.
“3 right- .7 7 men who know him best credit hihwit‘h by choice of practical subjects for study
I... ”‘undi e strict integrity and truthfulness; in fact fl—x‘ed;°a'u3°""°:m'l£:: ‘3', :fi"nsf'“d i=9
(pedal Jug} pronounce him in 0'"! respect ‘ “I“‘N earth. “'e'_ hope that hereafteeeréi‘ir'r-imorti
A “this“: man. The mere fact that he is a Demo- Sense will adopt a more fitting nom de
United Staci , crat does not in any way impair his phone. and take the name of one of the
D. 6—515: character or reputation “109W- among favorite constellations the “Great Bear.
shad you s- part‘utsa bigota. ,,,. , , _ sum"
“'0 nevi»; A. w M... Fessendcn‘s l‘t‘llllulliull. lit! .-\ l‘arent Replies to "(‘mnluon Sense.“
P‘?‘ Y1 has nothing to lose so far as the liquor “i“mr‘t‘lgyhlr; hum-no.2: Em”. |l Tot-h:
_ r. f.‘ . . . . g n lllrilff nru
Almilit‘?’ dealers .N Concerns-tip n“ ‘l l“ "9““ foolish than the stutctiti-tits made about
. 1 W moti comment that he isinCiiliuszon With the deficiency of thc pupils ill but Uttiuii
frictu 1 them. This may not effect him in llsn- school. Being acquainted With many of
talkiwq.‘ bury. but if it does not it is not to the 3:: :‘hligléili‘i-gf till: :IJRil‘flf'llllmirlffinl (in:
u “-1“. "7 end" 0' "l." State Attorney "0' nil'l' ariy class of children‘l ever ntel‘. Iffito’ii.
"m N" lot. bury. But if it is true that he did by have questioned the scholars. hut witlt~
fan Tm“. implicggiog Nomi... to be u! assistance to“ ’o‘titinny malicrousftutent or iatcnxtion pf
. . ‘ _. ., ‘ s m 'in ii on a cw inist at mt tt
violating the minor. d_“"°“‘v hm‘m'rs‘ '3 " tlisgrnte be stispifittcld of knoomtg tlto \"ll(llt‘.g I
his. polilll “ ‘0 “I’lud'c'fl'y‘ makes a sham 0' Junll‘i‘. have always made it in point. as ever -
better ML a by-word of ourcourts. and brings acan- parent. sltould. to know wltilt progress
m “mid dal upon the legal profession. The my children are making iti school. sud
Gucsttwi mm owes mitotica and "w rmv'm $3.11???“ if; '33. 'T-rili'gi‘imiif 1"";
right. \Il‘fi : "id "‘9 b‘" '0 'h“"‘-‘*‘l"““ l" milk“ is been through grnt‘icsLT. ti. and‘ll nodule
in the cut. thorough investigation of the matter. now in number 10. lie hits hall’s gtmd
1“": - - K, ,, _ ,_ _,_ . truiliiitgjtt the common English brunch-
Goudiner PltAt‘rlcar. 'l'lcacillsu. es. and is now studying algebra. physi-
. —— cnl geography. Latin. book-keeping. and
ll"! been? mull'l' '“d "0“?“ “' ln'lflfl‘u'm '“l' composition- also he has access to our
_ ‘ Unions School Scholar-a. . . ‘ - , ‘ ‘
one no I}; \aluable st liool libran. from which he
“6‘1““! *7 _ l ”‘0 learned "‘3‘ """ll‘ scholars haw has obtained much useful information
n but 3mm my Ch” “I observers. Mid “"3' lie is not above the average as regard;
. . . .2— x . .nOt 0' "‘9 schooLnlso; ““d Ieven l‘n‘cociousness but he 'has been well
uctlnl ‘- . thin “I” "“‘a “h“ d“ “0‘ know "l“ taught “'iih. the facilities tit: t iur
'01 “mug. stars. in a short time. will htl fewer in ui‘lliltil .sil’unis he could not btit l‘w well
Ilolu ’ numb“ than those "N" d“- Nulurc 3" informed. as he snvs'. laiigltinglv on all
)g the my “I" w“ 0‘ "i“ 3“" "ill“ "0'“ “S the simple questions given bv ("tittintnn
\Iisii I“ 1 manaploalum but gives I" for "‘9'“ the or rather l'ncnmiuini Sense '\\'e have :t
‘ . M" no! 0' "W h"“'"“‘- “wk to-mor- verv excellent school of which we lll'l\'
“m“ '9' “it“ n 9 “INN“ toward "‘9 01““- be justlv proud and do not cur . to li‘l‘Tl‘
ly. us be a little. south of east—and you will see a it “Mug; by 0;... who Mud. n..:.i,.|.i;.i..
Ult‘ nose 7 0 “‘8 cluster 0' Bil W‘NV SN" pavs no taxes. and liliitwvslllil. llllll‘iilkilll
gurgt‘il sf .. "‘mgh ‘ “IMO” "W"? M“ found it.'except that he has frightened a few
ei MY- These ”"9 called "‘9 I‘leiadi‘s. of the pupils into not fllhuvcrln ~ his
Be w them is a very brilliant star questions. 'I‘rulv .. .\ mm. immint‘ i. 5
called Aldebaran. This star is in the .mng..n.u“i,ipg"t‘ Ti“. “we.“ who 3.5....“
eye of the constellation of the liiill. The u... an“... In“... ' "m “ling. MN“... I...
PRU“ 'W'He 0" hi3 shnulder. Th“ glorious light of science is ‘ust illliVlllll"
Ml" 3“" "l“ glimmer 0“ hill ""1“ upon hitu that it is so with, lite schoolk
M m called "‘9 lIyades. 100‘ “Eli“ for Now learned long a to of their leach:
“ 10 o'clock "“1 just 59'0“ 5'0“ “'5" “‘0 era of cvcrvihing set '0.th in his artich-
W130“ brilliant constellation 0' “‘0 To IIIOSC<0i them the north star the til i:
“WW“ ‘5 "“0". Who brandishes icr. etc. are household words lulu!
. his all" in a“! he” “I "'9 Bull. Th“ tcrc I am tempted to com tare (lill' q‘tti‘s‘
1. . ’3' M “I" in "'19 in "‘9 middle 0' "‘9 tioner with a than I have icarti of. who
“N. f constellation 111““ h)“ belt. "‘9 most had “just come down “ as the savtng‘is
. ”mu“ “I? 150'”. hi3 fl l" shoulder. Ilc initonished a verv‘ intelligent cont:
il‘l‘“ ‘ theother brilliant one. his eft shoulder. ”an! m... evening birelating mm H...
““u I;- WM brilliant 59'1“". hi! I?" fC‘Ol- greatest enthusiasm that the earth was
illeiumt“i which is raised. and the lee; brilliant. round and ilattened‘nt u... put“
“ ho is his “I“ “9°- v"! '“W 0" "19 horizon. It is all right to be able to c imintmi
but up" l“ “39 '"h Aldebsransnd "W Belt (“‘3' cats what we know. but we should :vi-
ball a“ In” "‘9 m0“ mull“! ."il brilliant \‘nncc our opinions with ltiimilitv and l
‘ Our. Slfltll. or the I303 star. This marks inquirv. and not it! u“. “n.0,”... (.f u... I
All L, the of one of the bounds of rich. {N-linéu “1 mm”. Uur gum...“ 3...;
w j“. . O "In?“ to OI'IOII. "9 “'8! "I8 lld- "Milli. [pants-d lllt‘ll \vl-n- 'htv"'(“~t1“l'liill'::. '
W10“ aomut man of his time, and so trill list Sir 1..."... Niaiz‘aln‘snid 1",... "lie “I. m“; 3
ms (to: _ '59“ h' “died 0" "1“ bottom‘ 9'. m‘w ‘h‘p’a‘libl‘u-on the great son of knowledge.“ :
u r. .: Ethi- head we! «Mollie-serves. lia Elihu liurritt. the learned lilaclislttitil.
Ile‘ splendor “d“‘d‘hly ”'9 endlessly P5" when coming into the Normal school
Mrs. .‘ M In "I0 Ill”. You 800 "N“ would sav. iii his humility that "lie fcli
Pl" “m "‘5 of these stars. as Mosh-mm and like takllig the lowest mid"
on the landOWW rim. had two in Orion. are more bril- '
Astill-ls months at
M
Ever-Ins“?
”vamp" mun who
as during the seek an:
for his fill.
him 7"
. “crunch in our searc
thont than the others. These are called
are of the First ll nittide. It will aid
if yotl will now
other stars of the First Mag-
There are eighteen altogether
nt. and of vibese eleven
' to and
ode.
If *0 N be seen now at midnight. or in the
papa he will give us “I.
lord-“ A capital ideh M now the five other
he no chasm"
lord (calling clerk
Clerk—“ '
of winter at 9 o‘clock. Compare
principal
CiefIOfOrion: these are of the Second
“gang“. and sodarli: si; of the stars 0‘;
ran t e on star. an
atrium
Little Dipper. One star
lord-“ All rial“ ad‘s Bk Upper and one of the Little
-1204.» Marci-titan are of the Third Magnitude.
Anobaiaclctoad.
modern Gaseous! . 0pc”;
plsinins ‘0 'fi ““8 which man
foundincmtinc‘h. Themoat
" Enlist“ lddatin. Some of you think. and so do
self.
1i: might have seen last week. I
think little of some of the studies
of you waste your
oolish in thh busy age
should break out you Elders but not your wisers. and
a general some
an teachers uphold the notion. that
that would be impotwu" °‘ I'm" '“hid you in Speak-
Immbmumd'itmwhat
be killed before "on an ten words of
”Lu-Pm Pap all I hm written has
A rich father:
child once took I m
Valighting tendered .- l
cubmnn received it. l
and wri your own language.
have written and find
Latin origin.
been clear as
ngeet and has not lacked
either. But that is not the
ithough it may be to waste
a useless study—it injures your
Find for me some scholar
1'":
and looked at that ”not make himself clear but
‘mvh mm! a... nude his meaning with bi
it was not right.
eabman. “ it‘s qui
untully give the dung
they ."" was the
have a rich father sm‘mand for sense and believes that
Mn_[,,m My of words aids a
m condition of
mimic-mine. 35°90.
also I want to ace. ml.
the market going to M I‘ll
a friend. sv { -
“u "a“ Rm“ Jupiter. the
militia-'6 b . ‘ 0' 'hihnim‘ deities.
V 3" t
fallow. now is the k “is mportanr l! once 8.
use, your Mfiaadin
“second“
indie-tr,r
words and
duahow on one who has studied
Fl me one who has the most
ma ‘il'l axle and the worst
w ow on a re ’ good
Wu scholar. Find ineyone wl'iii mis-
aho ple d‘ [Arming if“
" I O D I IIII BO 0 I'.
it and?“ aid us in our language,
as I showed last week. it aids us
the slightest degree in translating
n expressions and quota-
it stores the mind with
vea
name. had a son by Callisto. a
In conclusion I would sav that instead
of learning the origin of the Isiswssivo
case. would Common Sense inform us
when and how many times it is proper
in an article to use the word nm'f.
' A PARENT.
. Its-ply to "Pollution Sense.“
In reply to the questions which up
pcnl’cd in your last issue. addressed to
graduates of the Union school. I boldlv
deny the assertions of the writer. ME.
Common Sense. as he is dis to cull
himself. met some of the s mists of the
lower grades at the depot and probably
asked them the questions which ap.
poured in your columns.
The only questions.as far as I have been
able to ascertain. addressed to scholars
of the High school. werea few worthless
jokes. which. according to his theory.
constitute an education. I would give
him to understand that we are not
taught jokes in otir High school, and
furthermore that we do not go there to
learn them.
He says we do not know whether the
stomach is above the heart or liver; one
thing is certain, we know where the
brains are. but do not believe them the
source of his vast amount of common
sense. “'e consider it u base insult to
our teachers and scholars to try to de~
grade us in a way that is unfair. We
consider our teachers fully competent to
attend to our instruction and believe
they do it fully as well as could be done
by this man with his overflowing brain.
Before accusing graduates of a want of
knowledge let him come to our school
and question us as a whole. and cease to
question boys whom he' chances lu
meet on the street about things which
they will study in due time if they re-
main long enough in school. Any per
son with the amount of common sense
which he professes to have. known Ihut
our graduates could ansvver any of the
questions which he has falsely claimed
to have asked them. Forum...
use“ . “WWW" -
est‘:&‘rfl.. Draw-Bridge.
(‘snn
“3..
uence placed them
(kneading these
-‘ .i idea of the e. N VI- “Oe-‘mon Sense."
m Woman—A more nimroughly
N that (hiliato and her son
am half of the
# that it is worth wasting an hour
0
.V ""ifl‘i‘lora SBNTINELF— Four months ago,
to Pin! 0‘“ °’ ‘ the ““ 5'" hunusd’ 3"“ Nov. 13th. the old draw was removed
uiphkle in oymwbtfimlmn 'm Vb“ and with ample time to build it, the new
_” .-- w. as the Great Bear. and the Lit- one is yet inoomple. day after day is
., an"; «MN I” Bur '“ h" ‘0‘ open. to the impediment of travel. the
‘ r- ~ v”; asVlrsil —'|Il°h “In of m injury or business and the dv‘stl'uctiilli of
‘Anein‘f‘ _ I‘ll— Juno ([0000 health and tempers. when com
deal . summit" "I! slim- sud polled to wait during the inclement
weather of last week. Manv othelsas
. ll“ 3"" W in ““90"". 30' well as i. would like to know if that
33‘;,f_'h “{“b'mhl ofui‘li’ferma in committee intend tooom lete the bridge.
,,- 5 ml l “mum! “a “0W1“, Yours. W. . Lousrocx.
“ wlio fed Jtl ter- on Hount Ida.
The Vote of Connecticut.
Corrected returns show that the total
vote of Connecticut.“ cast for sheriffs
ski for three years to kaowso much— - . .
' ht b not worth to the town $8,500 a _“ ‘Qffi'hfisilfym‘ “u.?..tgl.lgfsfliim
'. yaw. ,; Coma Bass; Democratic. ........ unis
and MLM . Scattering... so)
”in. mm , tonne noun. m. .. —
The republican plurality is 5.08? an
the republican maprity is 4.757. ,
Gsneraiia?eoek‘s Recommendation.
Hajnr Gen. “#38. Hancockaia'leiia aun’
anal report of t operations in' i-
tarv division of the Atlantic. states that
the~ total number of enlisted men in that
division on themth of September. 1883,
was 2.591 and of commission“ ofilcers
bill. '80 strongly advocates the annual
therabnrg
ting valuable knowledge totheaoldierof
the fatiguea of march. hardships of
camp life and the requirements 0 field
operations.
DIED-
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flu m V‘K—l revs-her
Oildelis r. m?“ sailing}.
thalthyeuathw
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’ Lillie
Flllllll ill iii.
a l‘uucrful t's~l.
Manm'nicni of
\V. l’()\\' ICIC.
“limit: the i‘\i‘llllIL.'. Mr. Si‘ANlJN‘ “ill vii: m \u
cral of his ilrt’gittal Slings. and I‘lht‘f‘ including
.‘upporlwl by utulrr the
II.
Moonlight :tt Killurnyf liver the Mom C
tnin! Mrs. Reagan‘s l'urty! Scutilun‘s
Rust- Snug! illcu‘i. liyc. Ilyc Bally. liyc
Iiyi-l coittpitnioti song to Feel: a-Ilou.
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Reeervui Scat- at'Iluyl‘s al I'opular i‘rtcw.
I’. W. Mil-cits“. . . Manager.
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Wednesday Ev‘g. Nov. 28.
Twcnty~Firsl Annual Successful Season.
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Comnlissiotiers’ Notice.
Ill enhairl appointed by the Court of Pro-
T bate for the of Norwalk. coat-tinting.
ers to main. examine and decide upon the claim.
of the creditors of the estate of Augustus It Ackcrt.
of Xorwalk in mid a-ifned in insolvency.
hereby give notice t we wil attend to the busi.
aces of our said appointment at the limes Railway
Depot in mid Norwalk. on the lflh day of January.
lass. and on the 19th day of Prbrtiaty. im. at ten
o‘clock forcnoon of each of said days
Said (‘onrt hath limited and allowed three nlmlllu
from the date hereof for the exhibition to us of
claims against said estate. .
Datul the 19th day of November. 1&23.
alLAs P. TI‘T’I‘LR.
t . .
as: ~lt nuns SMITH. (“W"“W'mm
TIME. 9 TABLE
01' the N. Y. N. ll. Ir. II. II. R.
November I8. I”. ' .
GOING WET. GOING IAS'I'.
d 55 a. In. Express. Lil a.ln. Wash‘oulc,
5.18 “ xpreas. 5.33 an. Accom.
5.8 “ Express. 7.25 “ N.Il.lilk
5.50 “ Special. Mil “ Accom.
6.17 “ Amour. 9.18 “ Bostonlx
7.0a “ B‘port Sure 10.08 “ Armin.
ta “ lineal Rx. 12.18 p. In. Boston a;
7.4:! “ llix. Lea " Sp‘gilcldWay
8.25 " Incalkx. 2J2 “ Locum,
Ml? “ [min 1.52 “ Amour.
9.8 " Accotn. 4.5] “ Express.
tolls " Lorain 5J2 " mes.
it-Z “ Accom. 5.00 “ samba-or.
p. in.. Raw-as. Ml " I In .
2. “ S.‘..ll.sp 8.58 “ Stpr. in
ass ‘ Express. 7.29 " pee l. \
447 “ Express. 7.“ “ Brid tSpcc
516 " N‘portlx. 8.2! " Spec l
full “ Boa. Limited 9.“ “ Axflirhn‘tion
0.58 " Acco In.“ “ A amt-Ex At:
7.55 “ S.N.é ial "38 " Ba'ston Ex.
10.}: " gilk in Ill? “ Boston Ex
IO. “ xprcss
12 55 “ “‘ash‘ton Ex.
0: Smuuvs. ’Jli actions
6." p. m. Act-om. 8.“) an. N. I]. Illk
9.501» In.. Iilk Train. 9.41 “ Accom.
, l-Iat Curler.
(VIMI‘ITENT Man intake c oflhc (‘url~
lug dc. tartrucnt. Appl at or ad ices
ll. hi. SIL 'l-IRMAN .t {‘1 .. l0! Grand-Ave. '
tl‘il St Brooklyn. N. Y.
C
Milk 7cts. a Quart.
\‘715‘. are now selling milk for 7 cents a quart. dc
livcml in cans or bcttlcs. in any part of Non
walk or South Norwalk.
BENSON BROTHERS.
Box 5&9 South Norwalk. {25 Norwalk.
May L‘villt. Ill)“. 6564!
PATENTS
[URN a 00.. of the Semantic Annrcsn (XII-
Jinan react as Solicitor-s fur l'ntenta. car has.
Ilarks. (‘o yright for tho l'nltlsd States. Ida.
I land. ncc.t rmnny.eic. "and Book about
:-a a sent. free. Think-oven years“ experience. '
Patent-obtained throne II‘NN & (‘0. arenotloed
nth. St‘tsxrlrli‘ A uucss'. the largest best. and
circul ed scientific poser. lilia m.
lpit-mild engravings an interestin‘ in-
oecltnen mp, of he Selcntlle Anon
. A dmaIITNNh (‘0 ficlmfl.
sit-areas once. all Broadwa fora
1. New
'1‘” Ti": i‘llMMlSF’lUNl-ths 0F I’AlllFlEl."
t‘til'NTY. '
'l‘uir undrrmgmil hen-by applies for it license to
null Spirtluuus and lntoxtrstin: I in non. ~ A Alc.
Inlet-r l‘t‘t‘f llnlI (‘ltlcn to bc drunk on llll' painters.
and Rhino “'ittc only. pursuant to Illt‘ law:- of this
Suiti- now in hunt whiting to- the rain of iitloxt~
lilting lulunh. st lllI‘ building No ‘3 M:illl.~ln‘1‘l.ill
llit' town of Nuntulk. in mid mutity
8.;tml. ls.\_\t‘ LEE.
lhilrtl :ll Noni :tik. l‘nliti . lllc 20th dilly of Nnvi-ur
IH‘P. IN}
I hurt-lit (‘i-rlily 'll‘it lllt‘ ultinc :tpplicultnt: is ctr
dorsal by iiu- clrrluts and l:i\ pa)i-r~ u~ ill'nllt‘tl by
l:ltv nl Uu‘ ioun n! \nruull;
. HENRY K. SELLFJ‘K. TiH‘ll i‘lu-rk
lislul a! anrunlh. Nil‘t‘llill‘r. 21st. Nail 't‘ar.‘ L‘t
Ilili.\li\' HP (‘1 iNliIleS. t‘t-p) right Illllt’i'.
l4 \\':i-liixi;:-Ili. N” Null} (l. to “ll: ‘1' x! no
lllt‘lllln nul limit on llu- filth day of (It lulu-r. :‘h'lll
Ill-limit. ln‘K‘i. BANKS .\ Iilltl'l‘lllfks. of \i-\\ Yuri.
lilt\'i‘tlt1s|~‘li\l ill lltl~ rim-1‘ ‘.lit' tilli- of .‘l luunk. lltc
ltlli-nrdwctlpltuti of “bull H iii ”iv 'I‘lle‘Hl:
\\(\f‘tl~. in mi: llcpurls nf t‘nw- .\r-,:tivd slul Ile-
ti-rttiztlu-d tn llic l'trcuil (‘otlrl it! lhc l'n:tml slfili“.
fur tlu Sn -‘llil t‘1rrtitl. cnmprtvn: llu~ Districts of
\.-n \‘urlt. i‘otlttrrttcut and \‘crmnn' ii) “on.
Ellvuh l‘:llill‘. .ltiti . lulc utic of llic .ltlil:i'~ of lhc
Kr“ \‘i'trl. Nils-nut l‘uurl. \\‘ttli Nulcs :lllil Rcfcr
rttcrm in 'l‘hnms~ \\'.\\’.-ilt-rtn\tl. l‘muiscih‘rrnt Law.
Vol 2. Ncw ank' Hanks k llrwilhrh. l\\"i ll\l‘
right when-of tin-v claun as trc \riciurs. ill cun-
lnrtttily “1th the lam of "iv l'lizli Stairs rc-pui-
Ill: r up} r':lil-
.\. Ii 3‘“ ll‘l'WlRll.
Librarian uf (‘Hllxh‘d‘l
lllrt'llt'\\t‘lInfll)t‘.ir1.lfillli )lsn‘li \. is“ \tlu ll
the first [I tin of ‘5 \I‘JY‘ \\ :ll lta\t~ c\t\:rnl 62‘} ll
Ilisl l'II‘I of Norwalk. ss. Probate
t‘sllirt. November tith. .\. ll. “*3. '
listutc of Tit-tun Ill:\l:t-ti“r. law of Nuruaik. lll
nilltl IIil-lflil lII‘VI‘II‘I‘I
Thu i‘ourt of Probate for llu- lit-trill 0f Nurunlli
llrllh lituttnl :itui nth-“ml rat ntottih- from the date
ht'YI‘ll' fur llu~ ch IIlIiIr‘ of Haiti i~lalc tucxliihit lhrtr
i hum-i fur willritti-ill. 'I‘huec \\ liu neglect to l-n‘cnl
thwr nt‘cittlllh. Inigs-rly slit-ilcd. wtthttt nan ttmc.
it ill h. tli’llafh‘ a ris‘utcry All [whims indebted
in \‘liil l-D‘talc an- rn llt‘silt'sl to mch lnittitsllatc psy~
in: it! to TI “MAS llR\ Hillt‘T. .llt..
(all it . .\tl|llllti‘ll'al|‘l’.
AI is t‘otlrt of Probate holtleu at
Nor“ alk. \\ llhlll siul for the Illsll‘ll‘l of Norwalk.
on the 23th day of \b‘tnbs‘r. A I) . I“
RSTATR of Arurcri‘s R Avatar. of Norwaik.
in wild District. unsigned in insolvency
‘lm'ldc upon the rllinls of the creditors of said on,»
I-‘III‘ be appointed at the Probate tifliw in Nurualk.
nit tlw 13th day of Noictnlwr. lwl. at it o'clock
illill‘ilh'i‘s‘v -T‘bfilt't‘lnttnils5iithcr~ to rvcch‘c'aud~ .
Noav Chunks!
..
.V
1
(ii N'l‘ l. l‘] .\l l'] N‘s
Correct Sty Ics
Ha slfllslfla 1.!
_ ,\’ti\\' READY
1&4C Ewen’s .,
'35 III-lh‘l IK.‘ I! I.I-Z
Building Luis Fur Salt;
\ rurc iii-put! :litfi lows lll\ «icur ll'il I‘- * l:l-'l
at Modirst- —l'l!t‘v\, l'l '
\T
ha
CREEK GOA. ' ,
.a
Plus-I Not-\Vullv.‘
.\n* IIII“ nil-it‘ll .\ltp~ Hump; liqu iii_.il:': t’i
. .
lili'ilniialmii :ltill a;
ll. Sttli'gcs Randall,
fun-tumn; «if “lt'i it all [airs-.m- lit lttlrn~l “ill takc
liitlli‘r, atul :ipirsr. if thcy N“ can-r. and be bran!
tin-rum. and the INIIlt“ in“ gun public Imtice
lltcrcof it} Ill‘llIIL' :1 cu I)" of Illlll order 'uli tltc public
.--:u pit-t Itr:tfr~~‘l ti‘i‘t c place when xsul debtor
ll\\l‘ll" and within thc Nitric limit. and by Hilda-lulu:
the “luv iii it Itcilipaps‘f ptililnl III anti lisirlcl. at
ln'iM luvlw iluy s belnrv said lfllh dav I" chttibcr.
l\\‘{, ASA it. \vtsiiiwslm. .liiilgc.
(2 I '1‘ \'
Assessor’s Notice.
\‘ i-itcc t~ ln-n‘lw :th‘ll to all lmrcntis liablc tn pm"
A luxr‘r in thcl‘tly of South Nurwalli. to bum:
in in the .‘h‘a‘F‘FUY. on or before lbc first day of No
\t‘llllu‘l’ next. “filli‘ll or prlttlul llrll. umlcr oath»
of all pmpcriv mural by thcnt on llll‘ tlrst day of
iu‘lulu-r. lx‘wl. liable in unalton. uihcruiw it “Ill
be ihc lllIl\' of thc .\v~~cv~sitr tn “luluw out such llsl!
ilccunluu: io his judgment and knowlulgl‘. aildilt:
lt‘li]\\‘ri‘l'lll."lllt‘h‘lii. which he bv law ts n llln‘tl
..--
in tin. and from uhtcli list so made there can it no
uppcsi.
N..li. Lists tnav iu‘ rrturucti to the Assessor. :ii
the (‘lly i‘uuucil «sun. ("I Ilnvilnlul sin-ct. ncur
‘hlaiu. South Norwnlk. on and after the iith ir.~t
THOMAS til'YER. Assessor,
(‘in of South Norwslk. iicl 2. "Kt.
Assessors’ Notici;
‘UTIi‘E is lu-rcivy ulvctt to :ill [nix-wits and mr~
. ismllnu‘ts llnlilt‘ to my burs ill ileoun of
Nuns-ails. in brill: in In the :\\‘l“:‘0fi. or to till «r
of lhcln. oil or bvfut-c thc Isl day of Novciulwrttchl.
\\ rilicu or trim-xi lists lU‘fltIt‘l’ oath) of all the pulp.
rrl) owner by llicm 0“ the I~l (luv it! (M‘Eiiht‘r. lfii‘i.
lllll‘lt‘ to taxation; otherwise it “1 l lvc llit‘ duty of
Iltc .\~scsxurs to. make out such list according to
tilt-tr judgltirut and knimlcdzv. addm: trti pct i‘t‘lll,
tbrn‘lu. which they by llw art~ nsiuinsi to do. and
from “lllt‘li lists so made there can be no rcprni.
N. “.wldr‘ln‘ may be returned to the Asst-suits. at
the St‘ll‘i‘lllit‘li'.‘ (mice. and at the t‘ilth‘ouiu-tl
Room. on Ilavilsnil sir-wt. two doors from Main
sins-t. South Norwalk. on and after thcoih tnst.:
also Saturday evenings. at same placrn from 7 to 9
o‘clock. TIIUMAS til’k'bli. i
t‘llARIJs‘S SM l'l‘ll. amnion“.
\\‘II.I.IA)I HANDSJ
Norwalk. Oct. 2. I826.
l
Ali-(me!) film the (.‘rsmil b‘fafufes of Giana-field.
.ippmml .lpril 19M. IN. All Acf Awaiting
an Act (Mr-ting Titration. .
Each resident and cvvry (Ill‘pilfillluli of any town
liable to give in a list and pay taxes thenmn shall.
on or before the first day of November in each
,w-ar. giw in his list. made and sworn to as hen-into-
fon- prescribed; arid if he shall neglect or refuse to
do the Assiliwors shall ilt‘lI ml? Llisthsur him. pug
tin-t rein a mi it w it t -y vans-inn
believe is owned brhilyn liable to taxation. at the
actual valuation then of. from the best informatim:
ihcv can obtain. and add thereto. ten per cent. of
such valuation And if he shall so nmlect «refuse.
the following year to give in his sworn list. the {\e-
«was shall aild twenty per cent. to their valuation
made as afowsald. and upiui such it vkct or refusal
the third year. thirty per cent. shall added. and
each succeeding year of such beaks-t or refusal a
s
hideout Scenery cu-r seen in this citv.
' ow
,5 - .. ‘
season.‘and more fit
any comm y on the road
Pribgg‘_‘85. and 50; Children 25 ets.
Seats on sale\at Pill-M‘s drug storm.
P. I. KNAI‘P.
Man-1° null.
Tlallslit’illayllalilieallm
The latest New York Sensation.
flnlyaWumal’sHeill
Milled in lagnilcent is by a careful as:
lccted «nanny «8:3:me U
u ‘wlthistt valgafit}.ihan
Manager.
Metropolitan Artists.
Under the lanageimnn of
Mr. C. R GARDNER.
An American, ldyl.
So beautiful “aid tender that it isanonismthof
ourselves. Indra nick
thelevlag Lrtslzf‘m
Every American Home.
A Dre-a Strong in i‘i'snhlprsh and Map.
Comedy monsoon:
Thoroughly :heu —hst—hususii..iy—’rnu.
Reserved Seats. 780.; Bea. Adm, 50s.
as; lsr sale at loyt‘e and Spouse‘s.
B
canth
bum-ow
.. sisal-r
EEK Locufitfirfi
mm n W
tats
November 14, 1883
Eur Ntlliii’lil“. ‘ m t
I
‘or Tun ll.i_\s from [mic or shall wli lull-Iii! :il rhr
follow in:
Rulnous Rates:
i
l
i
1?. lbs. Standard (irittitllitlctl
Sugar, $l.
Hill»: New Tlll‘kl.\ll Plum-s.
only :81.
New Currants. pcr ilk, T (‘25.
Spcrr} & litirtics‘ X. ll laid.
by Tull. lib-ls. p: 1‘ ll).
N. Y. l‘ilv Lard, lt_\ 'l'uls. .Slc.
lii‘!‘ lli
lliggills‘Gcl‘luun Laundry Soup;
l\l‘ l
3lb. Cull Clitiit‘l‘ l'c:tilu~<. l5c.
Choice new crop NA l, “classic.
Pillslitit‘v‘s iicsl l“liiill‘ at. tho
LlHVl‘Sl l’l‘icc it has ci [‘1‘
bccil slid in lllln‘ city.
5 cls. i-cl' cu
“Make. [lily “’liilc. i he “~llll
Shines.”
W.W.Bumsluck& in.
\"n§h|u£ww§l. Bridge.
t‘lirniiar incisor-e shall be made iii the PW!_ ti;
‘ .‘Il~\ ex ‘
W . . a; ‘ 6““
THEL:S UNI
IZIEW-SIORK. 1884-.
_. I
MIT sixty million ics of tthnn SUN have
gone blot of our esta3ishinent during the pa:
ve mom s.
"N;1 were to paste end to mid all the columns of
tall a Son's [tinted and sold last year you would
get a continuous strip of interesting information.
common sense. wisdom. sound doctrine. and sane
wit lmigenough to reachfroiu Printing House onto
to lount Copernicus in the moon. then hat to
Printing Hons: square. and thcntlnee-quartessof
he back to the moon again.
But 3 era is written for the
' only h little calculation like thesetha‘t'yon
can‘fiolrai ,idca of the circulation of the most
popular ammo m or of its inlamoe
on the epiuiuts and actions of Alicicaa men all
men.
3.2: muscles...“ mm
‘ w on .
:hich fact matter
inhabitants lit the
maniac-sou. ‘ 7&5...
~A.\'D«
small Profits,
- IS Ol'R “QTY“.
0. H. Harvey,
FOR YOUR
Bulls and lilies.
Having just received a full and cmnpleic aseorh
merit of
CALL 0N
Goat’s Ladies’, Misses? and Chil-
dren’s Boats and Shoes sad
313231315338
\3
‘ itathe blic tucall
Iinv "been“ _
“' seem-sin
main
grammassacuur.
‘ ,1 ' ..
THE 14:.iiwtcs5i‘ STOCK
Ladies’ and. Misses’
Cloaks and Dolmans,
«~46 o u~———
WINTER. WEAR,
- NOW UN EXHIBITION AT———
Nan Hoosear 8r Ambler’s
Dry [lands and Camel Ellllllllllllll.
——\\'ll\' lit) Til NEW YORK FOR YOUR— ——
\thu you can lind lll'Hll Ju-t ii“ llmtttlszttttu. Good and Clicn‘p. at
Gasotto Buildlng.
.:,
CROSS
l . H ‘1,
‘; '51 ‘t on \\ out in “my
I'le‘ilillUll“ : :it ; LUW PRICES
mt T - 'illt‘ ,
We Offer .ill- Wool Suits
We are Selling Pants
mVERCOATs
You t'.‘|ll buy :1 \thol Orcrcoat. for $3.50
Wt Buy and Sell for Cash!
quxv Clonks!
- Norwalk;
Siiiilli Not-unlit. t‘olm.
AT
Raymond Brothers.
"filers-«Wadiqutoti and “'itli-r si-..
Elly Blaming House,
at iztsr ihsutxui‘ox still-2m.
lldlli‘ '1‘- ill. Reform Rotting
First l‘vlurs. at $9 50. Sold cvrry-
\\'llci‘t' fur $l3.ldl.
0f the lull-st Style and Patti-tn. _\ll
“Null. tttudc cspcciiilly
for its at S-I 00.
.\ \‘l-z'itv Luau-z STOCK or
A New Invoice Just Received from
.8.00 to $28.00.
that will wear well and look well.
Our Expert‘s iirc Smull~\\'e can afford to
SELL now.
D. Beers, Jr.
Geo. W. Day
1
Clipper than the Chea’fiest ,
a
—IS SELLIX(-——
l\ ,WI
.ifl‘l‘w
First. - Class Good
S
As Low as any other Store in the. City.
—\\'8 .-\RE GIVING A—
/
Gull Bill fill! all Saucer
'—WITH A—
Pottltd or Mixed 'Tca.
We are also giving a Splendid
Cristal Frill lll‘ iata Dill
_m I: ‘4.
Pound ot‘Mixcd Tea.
:r.‘ w. as M. a. Smith.
South Norwalk.
ch
68 Washington Sh.
Thc Largest. Stock and the Latest. Styles of Ladics' t'loaks.
Dolmutts. and Ulstcre, ever shown in Norwalk or South
Norwalk. \Ve are oil'cring a Splendid Cloak for $4.0",
Our Stock of Cloaks is made of the Best Material. such‘as
Jersey and Diagonal Cloths. Trimmed with Astraklian }- ur
and I‘Iuslics. “'0 arc selling a Five‘IIuok Kid Glove lll
Colors for 750. that is worth $1.25.
--llflLMANS--ULS_ERS 4
.l. w. 3. ill. 5. SMITH.
“tunes 's‘ 'it iv an '1'
map“ tiittliu-{ttitxl
[Hit ‘r-I.|lllllt‘) ‘S«\Jlll\'l_.l Jltiflls ‘solttrils (wily-L) Ilil
‘sldl‘Jllf lili<ltl“\ sJIrtJliulL.
‘[‘.ll:.\\iIll put: .titsi .tad 931$
‘[ui:,\
.ltnl .\| 10} UJilltl) POO: \‘
put: .s' iipirl “sputum“ ash)”
'Sw-‘ll-"iu "tr-n.“ “WI.“ mw
.llliI Mops] swish] put: 'suutupiu 'slttliihyjil going mu
Jul] au-ui sun-13 Hubbub
iilllllillhfl put: “tutti "t: it) iiuiittiiiu] lltlllli‘_) t: punixn ".\\
' ‘35 lllIIQiull|5‘!‘\\ n1.
“trams 'S l 'W, W 1AA '1:
- l.‘.\\.li‘ ' l mu;
‘ll .\ .
Tia-tr.
I’ortttimi l-Inglml-[lin‘ukfustL and Gunpowder of the highest grades.
(‘1DFFEES
Park & Tiltord‘s ll 5'. Mocha and Java. Mandeblini: Java. Mocha. Java and M
caiba of Supcrior Quality.
IIANIS. BEEF, BACO)’, AS!) TONGUE.
The Finest in the “lurid. from F. A. Ferris & Co.
fll’fl‘
BUTTER.
Vicar. Pure. and Free from Store Dust.
FLOUR.
Special bargains in “l’illsbury‘s Best."
CHEESE.
English Dairy. l’ul’chatci. mill“, Pineapple. Sweitzcr. Liiuburgcr. and “Ainslie. ‘
' r‘nl‘n‘s.
_ Table Raisins. Bananas. Oranges. Pears, Grapes. etc.
‘ l-orh'rlu'.
Ilnmsi and Drawn to order.
R. P. Beatty. Grocer.
A..__Q_i9_k.erm.a.n.- dz. . San-J '
so \Viahiugton Street, South Norwalk.
For Ladies’ and Children’s
ClflilS, llnals, llllls, cloaks,
Go to-‘thc Store of
A. Dickernian ~& Son’s.
39 \Vashiiigton Street, South Norwuk.
George Lockwood,
at
.mJu " n. a.
($qu to BAKER a: wcxwoon.)
1.1%?th STABLE.
V , mass; >' “T,
me
-~ rough“ i,
Norwalk Chronicler