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2 L? l" B lids? are, lav-fair: 33% “a"
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hunts—mi Jane. has tell the esophag- void.
and
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18 . .5; 24. 51 smart: as: will axial-barge
a! $23 {raw-2mm: rim. (1‘ t‘rul‘ot &
Ragga?" {aflwry SJ». ‘3.
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a .3? iv: p q”; laugh» lizmdag. M m‘ ,
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«canon “all! mbefoundafino
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alasmqsaahudivmmndhndh-
slmtnrnlfi thatbetill durum-rd cheap.
l mammxm
3hr: Hawaii. In: M and Arthur '
liar}; have returned to Wyn. aim
'azwnlysza a work trail! ind In.“
Jauw:1\‘afi. atfi. Sarah has; gour- to‘
.‘lraaklya wstb the. forth: that. 7 ’
llwallmM-fihlmdthelowg
r4 order. only thrue collard wane-E
werv-ln magi-figaadthrm
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_Wy the m {use lab”
lug? quantity o! ‘5‘...an
being thrj-udtheoy‘mhtegx.
wyww‘uikfihfi
man-91.0. (LA. I. duets!
cinnamon-1: gum—E. Hoyt.
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Alive-ht rlsurvb In marrow.
AIL-x \Y, infill! of Tururaz‘a.
3|:l1i3 2 311:: \Y. K. llrliwvn.
llnL.
Mia! Elna-m Dreyfus has {grow to Sew
Turk 1a 1'er 59!!“ wall eyelid several glayr. f
”Hunts um? Marlee near. "My rm '
lmkmg, u! South‘s \l'aalunzluu Market.
\Yllltam \l‘atrrbury loam! biv mixing
daughter Eva m Svl‘ llavrn List-night. '
Jim. \Iosw ll. “Ell-ll of Fast Sorta“: .
ss- “wading thr Phrastums laullxlays with
{n- mls m l‘mladrlrbla.
.‘l “hm; Segllt aruuvv'oill l-~ held at
tx‘u lint .E"r‘l.u«‘ M. E. dun-fill twrugbt,
(wzluierwmg at 1! ail-lock.
3". t'. Foam- and John Howell went to
Sow \Rrk to-day and on Monday vnll
rrtuin lu “Er-hinutwm ll. 01'.
llrmwzis mantra is the only one in
1- v“ 21 «in re plan 35.10115 of all kinds can
lw- hill
31 v. lilu‘ard Andrrewn dclirrnd his
3- Vturr ‘ ‘\\'ur=l l'mturm w! [lav \Var“ m
tim- llanlszzry Upera lluua‘r last night.
34:. sad 12%. Gr r-rct- F, Albrrlun will
. lllrilklll :4 ll tl' vf tin ll” friends at their
turn: 1:; lizn 3:332: :41 Manda: t-vl-mng.
Tim wgnal {Hurts at five Hale Raver,
“diladlvflllv and m lhia city are exput‘b
(all t 2 3w m nit-ration in a nary abut!
13113“.
Tits: l'au‘lt’v‘l’ il‘ifi‘k mliidfir 1‘.-m~
rainy nla‘i l.- .‘j that max ' tabll- at “It“
.‘ltlmnarursa an Tumd .y .«vrm'ng. Juno-
‘ary 1.13..
The film}?! Cmtfrt's‘ (if
(Praia! (a! Ewart?” will It‘slfiuh’l new
fwurt “‘?ai.»~ l l} ,l ll «tn-J. So. 73‘"_“ in
’llns any. Jan. 1011:.
Mr 3?)! Mn; t‘harlr-i ll. Franc. ul'
Pint-am: avvnuv. first Xurn‘aili. vnll
whimsy, t2.« In menu-nary Ml Iht‘ll"
marriage: . 2: T808135 . waning.
-~ lime r l-(ruut a! Jamal: Srhaub‘s “3511»
1213:: a; «reel market '
Tl» r o A: ll— 1 133mm llnrxfixl Trauma”-
sum:- 223‘Vlili; t aura: m‘ allvrmmn at 3
«.313 , in 11.41291ng _,1 Hana-r r X m4. under
1m- ;m-gn g. “f tile Temple 4‘ llunar.
“will Twmpiara and S 1:25 of Tt‘ltlpl‘l’lln‘k‘
ll 1', Air. 314; 3ng2 it‘ll? \siwak. The
publw curd’lafiy vaitl-d.’
I.
.lir vf \ 1123.: awn. includ
> éaarl- :wvvr all fizzled tlw
.13 ”iv V. 3L L‘. A.
3 rib-1‘11? 3‘. u Yr-au.‘ c. "Il‘a‘ luvs lawn ar-
raugsi : ., .\ “4.23:: all: rnz- «u a: 4 o‘clock
unis g-gmmal “:12le by a male quartetlr‘.
Thr “YE? ‘
t- v Ijfl‘lzfil
It Seafilffi.
IV sr 3*. ~
5:1: mrx
Sgwiav Sign; ‘vI‘T‘ .i‘”
a“
in lmlgran‘ Um
——~“’;u;tul. r--.\n expo: n tu‘wl ‘-Mll‘>lllali
m .2th guuhui .5. \\'. \' 1“. S Snulh's.
Scat}; Suttalk.
l ”ampuly It at its annual max-ting last
r’s‘c’filfi; l 3&1,ng tlw fullawm; natural
elfléthV—fiarrrtarjr, l‘rivatr Jxkrpb ll.
Lula; Frlml‘ul $vz-rr’tary_ (and. J. H.
Barn-m: Tn-asuwrj ‘agszum Frau; Finance
t‘omzmuw. tie-Ignaz the). l: Sampiorl,
$123333. \Y. R. “'11“ n. l‘rlvat? J. \V.
tigrlnm; (Tatar: Blarallali. ”out. t‘. lil-
a"o»«l.$‘rrgv4tll “I ll; Upland. t‘l‘rpl. .1.
ll. I'tfrri‘ n and l’nvatrl “K \\'. Jaynr
and l‘ 11 Tayl ar.
V—T‘hr draws! plan:- to bu)- lid: isa
Known" markl—t. '
Mush-g firnm
Th» t” mgrwgaumaai choral; w: 3 ball
iirr :rnnw‘: tn tunnwa‘. A: “W mum—
mg ammo» {var new mrmlwrs an" be!
.lealtnl. tam by l-rttn r and tam by con-
kmm. of faith. The- Salnbatb‘school
wall begun mimmly at l‘.’ o‘rlx‘k. Al 3
9.12:. titan— will be a rwmmuuum service
to which mambo“ o! the- Xmalk t‘un-
grwmtlrmal rburoh are spa-sally invited.
Thur Y. P. S. l‘
“fly Watchwonl for the {R or
in; year.“~—l Ca. 16:13. The topic of
the mall: mm will hr: "Immortal-
:h’." ,
firrnm at the Baptist church a. m_
l’xearhing by tbejpastm. subject, “Fat.
to; the New “in." The ordinance of
baptism and motion. will fdlow.
All” Sunday shovel, p. n. Pr-‘yer on
vin- at 6 o‘clock. Pnaching by the pos-
tw. Soijct. “Are on churches a liv-
ing power. or must (trim-nanny appear
gain to the m a! new Mm
and the mo! new Tabulation?
Pubhc M int-ital.
The Sacraments will be laminated
ummmmu.nmmhudi
W Wired tub diet-hunch on fib-
huh wing. lo the waning Rev. Ir.
Harris will dx-livvr a dimmm. Subject.
“Them of “IRS.” Then will be
m away evenings! the week ex~"
apt/in; My.
AttheEa-namoelfidnucbtm
willbemolnew Rubens-d
”drama the Sacrament in
mourning. In the evening the pan-
tor-ill tateforhianbject “The Pond-
wnydDeuhtoM.”
At the Kuwait mirth church to-
m ming.GET-nrrvywill
,M from the cabins! “Thorn-halt
m allure way which the [and
”abdication.” aiming-thiam-
wiflieh'htdoathesew'furm
Syn-3'"
lbl- Ancient 7
tallé l-r- hall 22: the hall as it
sunllr-r '
R. will mm)! at 6:15.:
Watch night service willbu held in
,lhv First M.
Jug at 12 In.
this lll hghtlul service.
Stu Palm-r Monday.
; Monday then.- will be no Evr-uiug Sen-
; tineerm‘ng to its being a legal holiday;
'Wl- lush all «Mr readers a happy New
Year. ‘
(3!:an Hattie Conn-rt.
. Tb? May & llurritt Banjo club will;
"all. Q
The rlub is com-é
gpusul u! about 20 banj-ns. and includrs 3 bridgv‘d factory “'09 granted.
tlw best plasma. Tbrrv will be a fine:
vprugramme of banjo music interspvrsod 9:
1r promises to he the j
.glvr a grand concert in Music
Thursday. Jan. 13th.
lwith voml music.
most unique entertainment ever given 3
In the ball. and will undoubtedly attract
a largo audience. Full particulars latvr. ‘
The Return: .Saaoclatlo. Christma- I-Zu- 3
tertunment.
Last evening the Christians entr-rtairt-
men! of the Reform Association was held 3
at their room on Blind-9th street. llvad~ ;
. loge. recitation: and music by the choir;
wrre murb enjayal by those present and f
rat the conclusion of the vxervisvs lan-ksf
and candy were distribute-l to the chlld~ l
rm. ltrwas a very pleasant (X‘t‘afilun. E
A remain; Traln‘l‘ore Down the Gan-a.
This ant-moon as some workmvn were l
repairing the “'ashingtou atn-et gatvs. ‘
a parsing: train caught on the corner of
them and (\xrnplotely demolished one 7
mm pm! and tore down one aide of the
gate‘. - A
Clu- School;
Follow"): are some of the principal‘
7 «antics of City schools from Sept. 5
to lbw. ‘32, 13.7:
Forward Street school .-—-Teacbers, 0:
'onrulll-d pupils, 266: average daily atten.
dame. :‘L‘ilz: mud days attendance. 17.-
7’50.
Franklin. St met submit—Teachers, ll:
enrolled pupils, 516: average daily attend- 5
‘8309. 430$ total days attendance. 34,-
523. '
I-‘rstiinl at the Springwoo-l ('hapvl.
Last t-vt‘ning thr- usual Christmas eu- :
terraiumeut was brld at the Springwnnd 7
chapel. tlw ex; rcla‘l‘s Cullsialv‘d u! carols :
by tlu- who‘ll and rcspruslve readings. 1
“PT. .l. ll. lbs; addn‘sml tlu- childn-u.
lieuitatwne o‘vre gave" by Misses Maggie ;
\de and Anna Dunning. An orcbvntra i
including J. l’. Punxelt. [-1. Bar mt, E.
Alta-ulna” and B. From-ls disruursed '
fillflll.‘ vfiry lino music and at the couch»
man of the entertaxument, refreshments
and pmnts wem distnbuted to tho
,7 members of the- Sunday sl‘hom.
Atkinson 8 flu-It‘s Honda: $131“.
0! the drama “QM-en‘s Evidence,“
whit-h will b» plmnl Monday night by
tlw Atkinson llraumtiv (‘nmpluxL the
Saslma Dally Gazette says: Last crun-
in): the powerful English melodrama.
"Queen‘s Evidence: or, Strickru lllind,"
’ was presented at the Nashua. Theatre by
the evl-r popular Atkinson & Cook‘s
dramatil‘ company before a "good sized 3
audience. The company has been quilc
tnatvnally airnnglhvnrd stucv their laat
tappémrnuvl‘n-“lwre and sen-nil of the lead-
mg members wore accorded a warm re-
brption. Miss Annie Lamar: Alum, lb.-
m-uv leading lady. made a very good im-
pn-ssion at Kate Mullémd and in the sec
mil act shv completely won the audi~
'ence‘. She has a good voice and her lines
are given in a clear and distinct tone
which at once wma favor with her audi~ ~
tors. Blw. P. Sullivan. who is alwaysa
favorite in Sashua, is the same pamst 1k~
lug artist. and uemls no introduolion.
The othrr ml“ were very acceptably
taken. The canal [Job revue waJ‘a good
placa- 'uf mechanical scenery.
saw YACHTS.-
Two 2i"- Onu (or I’m-Ids lturrltt of ”it. '
(‘lly- ‘
T. R. \Veber, of New Rochelle. has:
;mmpletrd for Frauen; Burntt a 32 foot
yacht. Sue was brougbtto this city-
short time ago and is now laid up till
spring, when she will be rigged, and _
have her trial. Her sails, which are tuj
be triblebited. are being made by John
Sawer. the celebrated nail maker of Wall 3,
'strvet, New York._. She will be the Guest ;
grigged boaron Lang IslandSouud: Sbei
"3 called “The Amateur,“ winch ‘la to!
Quignll’y that she was modelol by Mr. S
EBurn‘u. whomns'i'ders himself an arm»;
iteor. Hr. \h’cbe‘r bu aho modeled and I
commenced for Mr. Burritt, another 3
boat, to hi: ‘30 feet long, to have hollow .
mast and hollow bowspn‘t. which are;
undoinBouou. The sail-are tootthe;
‘new process pearl white duck. This}
vessel is being built to compete in the 20,
foot chm. Therearellvootlnrboauiog
course of mmctiou It Brid‘emn tori
this class. and they eucl- areexpeoted toE
bear. thalam- “Americoe.” Somool'}
then maybe dill 'uMMtithu-g
pectod that Hr. Burritt’u boat will “get E
there.” E
s
I
Watt-h 2.1;!“ Service. E
E. church on Saturday;
‘5 _ nigh: commencing LI 0 o‘clock and clos- 3
A cordial invitation is vx-:é
’ tended to all who may trial: to join in‘
‘of Councilmen was held last evening.
. Craw were prvsent.
, year.
‘xvorks. but tlu-y have taken a new de~
€\\‘:\tvr Boards.
2cquablu dwison between all consumers.
for this departure.
' Water Boards throughout Now England
* an 1 the States. we find that the average
, to the pri ‘e
igallons. ma lug 334.192 gallons daily
t consumption.
sumers
mm were. equally marked. as was ourE
v'l‘hus it will heaven that 300.000 gallons
3 per day would meet all the reqlremexlts
; of the city (including water tanks) when
. the unnecessary wastage shaluaavs been
. stoppt'd. The average per capita Ia larger
1 than usual owing to the large numberof
E approval of former Boards and have en-
‘to pumps and maintain the am,
‘ plying for them out of tho unexpeuded
CITY GOVERNMENT
Closing Up the Affairs of the Yearu
Water Commissioner’s Report,
Etc.
Thu last moot-lug of the present Board
Mayor llubbell presided and councilmen
Bullock, Corbett, Bogardus, \Varren and
Bills to the amount of $2,653,37 were
ordered pill].
Petition for addition to (T. S. Trotv~
It was voted that the committee on
finance beautborizrd to borrow $2,100
for the use of the city.
The following resolution waspassed:
Resolved, That the committee on ll-
2 m fiheuiug fieufincl.
sanH NORWALK, cox-N- SATI'RDAY. DECEMBER 3|,_1887.
1:23-41 1* 1-; Nt‘ t'ullork will panel; at the T
but most of them our. Tbs saving of
water has much more than cumpvusated
for the large outlay. The work of es~
tablishing rates has been very onerous,
inquiring great expenditure of tune and
labor. The reports of many towns who
have \Vuter Bl ards were before us. but
they could not meat our case, because of
the immense difference in the coat and
maintenance of the various systems, so
we had. to fall back upon our own re
sources, the cost and expense of running
our own works. While we may not
have hit llpon the exact point we feel
asured that the rates are as low as is
compatible with the city‘s interests. It
has been the earnest rfl’urt of the Board
to equalize rates to all consumers, the
grade being gradual from the lowest to
the highest, and after 0 months trial we
cannot are how they can be changed for
the better. The saving of water has
been enormous. having out new taps.
Uur rvcvipts have not materially lessen-
ed or increased.
There is not the loast. cause for calm
nance be. and hereby is authorized to
renew city notes coming due Jan. lat for .
$5,000, and Jan, 91h for $1,500.
\‘tllt‘d,Thal‘. the report of the watcr
commissioners b.- rvccived and placed
on fib- and that said board of Avater
commissioners be maltreated to have it,
printed in pamphlvt lurm.
\\'.\TER CUMMISSlUNERS REPORT.
To his Hmmr Nu: Mayor and (‘in (brmcil
of the (21'!ny South Ain'rrulk:
The “'atcr Board, in prmnting for
the consideration of the City Gov-err»;
mont. its anuual‘rvport ending Dec. 3lst,
[huruuglt and extended, then has been;
the cusmm. vntvring mon- partivularly
into the details of its doings, that [hog
pubhc may know juscwbnt has been
t‘ilt‘,
The work of tbodvpnrttuont hasf
greatly oxvecdvd that of any previous:
Not only has the Board been
called upon to lay more pipes than has;
been done since tho formation of the"
path"? in the manner of renting water, g
by meter measurement instead of the
arbitrary- and inflexible fixed prices for-
nmrly adopted. and still used by some ‘~
Tln- consumer pays for ;
no more than be receivrvl. and there is a!) :
Thi- (kmuniwimwrs had cogent reasons
At the comuunce- 1
mvut of the pn‘sent your the pressure in
our water mums \vas mrmluccd as to
muse wurriuwnt in the minde of many, :
gun: im‘uuvvnionce to our lame manu-
lacturms, and :lbunlute prohibition dur-
ing the day to "use living on llm more
elevawd position: in the city. That this ,
istaw of things was unnatural and un-‘
\varrantable was 591’ evidunt, and the
commissioners dvtermiurd tu aacertaiu
the cause and apply the remedy. how-‘
ever severe it might appear. - .
From the annual rdports of very many
daily consumption 0! wator in cities of ,
from 15 to 25,000 inhabitants is from 5,
m S and 000,000 gallons. while our little
cityof 5,000 (not over {our fifths piped.)
was receiving through its mains over
1.000.000 gallunaeacb day. its actual r0~
quirvmems being about 300,000 gallons, ;
as computed. first by the pnfiure In our §
mains. and since by actual measure~
mom. one proving the other.
METERS. A
There have been set 63 meters. In 51 ;
plan‘s the water has been moaaurrd. and f
the daily flow through llwm for the ‘
‘ quarter ending Dec. 15!. was 210,470 gal—
Ions, while 542 unmeterod consumers {if
they use the full allowance according
id) would consume 11?,7‘33 |
But the uumetered con- ,.
do not use their allowance. 2
$5.00 consumers am allowed 54 gallons;
per day: one used 26, anotbr-r 35 one 46 l
gallons, while the $7 and 814.00 consum~ 3
pectnl, (or the allowance in liberal.
factories inproportiou to inhabitants.
In introducing water meters, the
cummiaaionera have bad the support‘of
the large'manulacturers, thv advice: and
countervd much less apparition than
was expected. Every meter is tested,
and \villdetect the least leak, add the
running of water when not used. If
consumers will watch their meters, they
need not complain that their bills are
heavy. for a large quantity of water will
flow through a very amall orifice in 84
hours.
The wisdom of ulting in meters has
been demonstrat in the raising of the
ressure in the mains 301m. while the
daily requirement: are only from 7 to 8
lbs.. showing that by the continued use
of meters the present standard of prea-
rure may be maintained for some years
to come.
A3011!“ WVOIR.
Notwithstanding our present relic}.
the large and constantly increasing «1+
mad for water in a reminder that some-
thing months done {or the future re-
quirements o! the city and the com-
miosioners would recommend that the
city acquire the land between the two
reservoirs, which we are assured may be
obtained at; reasonable rates. The land
is swamp, with but one foot to the mile
(all. By ditching the same our water
supply would be doublad, and a low
dam on the name would locum our
storage capacity may told.
lbw WATER n'rls AND SAYING WARE.
The Common Council have greatly
simplified the Introduction of meters, by
passing an ordinance requiring the city
lands of the treuury o! the water do-
meat. While most 0! tbs Wat-r
0! Now England requir- tho cou-
sin-er to pay for the name, other:
tarnish tho m but require natal,
‘ Q0. , The art
twirl) but two exceptions, (Bullalu: and
‘ not exceeding lwo,', $2.00; one faucet
used by two or more families each, $4.00: ‘
4 $1.00.
, _ . ‘ lug lvss than 3.000 gallons daily, down
. 1x9, deem ll expedient to make ll. mom ,
Ql‘llnrged 21 eta“ pur 1.000 gallons at tho
. i for use of meters, and these are not ex-
Ldoue, and Judge for tbemrclvl‘s. as to?
\the lwnvllts that have accrued to the
i that came under the observation of the
sumption and waste was over 40,000 gal-
ko'uwr place where the present n‘quir-
' 30 000 gallons.
Egallons, the‘ second 3,000, the next 3
, months a dolly average of 2,700 gallons.
been $40.00 per year the meter registered
, tlu-rateul 3 cents per 1000 gallons, or five
: moon that might bu given: but quite sul-
' ficwnt to demonstrate the fact, that
, leaks will b0 stnppm’l.
‘lllt‘lt‘l‘t‘tl consumers pay lrss than $30.00
: what extended yet it is the earnest cle-
Wator nut: from Doc. 1, 1887.!
'date 0! Dec. El. 1587 ........... 3,896 98
‘ —-—-— 39.9mm ‘
lull-rest from Savxugs Banks ............ m
u..._..-.. 316,250.59
Expenditures for sum- time have been viz:
' For lit» and specials bombl. . . . $3,424 23
“ «tors. . . .
l .. . :56 00
“ ......... 2 g $
“ po :12 \ipes.
.. labor and fittings, gelling: ‘
metrnl ........ . . . . ........ 431 99
“ thnlrsandleako ....... 81101
“ Building more home on city
03: ..................... $3 gt:
“ cc ammo!) .............
“ lnleren on bonds dneJuly l.
163': ...................... (I)
811.970 45
Loafing bu. on hand via: 31.“ 1t
Cash in oflce .................... 3 la 96
“ in bands 0! Trauma ...... 3,01? 65
" in So. Norwalk Savings B‘k 73? lo
" in Falwell! Co. Savings 13‘: 1.0!? 43
$4.03 :1
amount mm to firm!
due Jun. 1388, on n.... ”mono
Amount hwy tom hub for
work ........... 18
In madame: «penny due 38.1% 18
Leaving not balance on lander SHAW-u
plaint on the part of consumers. for our
rates are the lowest in the L‘nitrd States.
Fall River.) The last report. we have re-
ceived is from the City of Newton. Mass.
In the report ending Dec. Slst, 1586, we
have tlu-ir schedule of rates-Dwelling
houses—if occupied by one famil v—one
{alum-t, $6.00; each additional aucet,
wash tulm not man: than three in set.
Alluther fixtures the water to
lm'suppliud by meters. There are six
grades of rates from 35 013., to those us-
ln 12 Na, to those using over 30,000.
Most of our manulacturil‘s would be
rates, health?! an annual rental of $10.00
ceptiunnl charges. “'3 shall give but a
tuw individual Instances where the prac~
tical value of the meter has been demon-
stralod in the saving of immense quanti-
ties of water. Almost the first thing
Commissioners was that in the act of set-
ling a meter 3 secret leak was discovered
running to waste sufficient quantities.
of wan-r to accommodate 300 families.3
At another place where the daily cou-
lnus. ll was reducnl to 21.000. At an-
ments are 10.000 gallons per day, the
former use and waste was from 20 to
At still another the
meter registered the first month 12,000
At mm place where the annual tax bad
asulljx‘hnt amount to bring $200.00 at
{laws 'as much wasted as used; and, final-
ly to come at the lmttom or smallest con-
auuwr, wlmre 20,000 gallons is the an-
nual allowance, the alt-tor registered at
the rule of 300,000 gallons. or fifteen
lilnt‘ll as much wasted as used.
These are but a law out of the many
when- one gallon of water hm been used
‘2 and § gallons have been wastzd. Ap-
palling us this may appear moat of these
Most of the un- ;
per your, the actual number on the ls:
of Dec. being 510,wlule over that amount
there are but 3‘3, the former paying 34,-
627.00. the latter $1,484 into the treasury.
Although this report may appear some-
sire of the “'ater l‘ommissiuners that it
be published so that the publlc may
know what has barn and what is the
presvnt condition or the watrr depart-
merit.
FLYANCIAL STATEMENT.
llalance on hand as reported to the annual citv
meeting, Math. law, was Mr: ‘
(all. in onlm‘ ........... __s. 666
“ in bands of manure ... 3.933 2:5
-‘ in Smxom-alksniuzu Bank 1.016 70
in Norwalk Sm lugs Socict ' . 1.018 78
in Fairlleld Co. Swings 13‘ '.1.011 6‘)
—~~-—— 56.9%) l0 ,
Receipts since have been viz:
‘atrr rent: for bill. of six months
to June 1, 1&7 ............... 5
Warn Nuts [or six months,.lnue
1. lS‘T. to Dec. LIKE? . .5366 Ki
0 .
1302
Thu tollowlng extension: have also been made
innovate lat upon to the city meeting In larch
ran tee: of o in. and l la. $1» in Taylor-Amt“
3:? 8t. tollmwood Ave lteeto!!ln.¥llpeou
or William K. Smith on Wear «not. . feet
at (in. 1:1,” on ElmwoodAvmuouhol mg St.
650 Ice: 6 in. pipe ln Raymond street. foot
of tin. pelnRaylnood moot. 357 factor tin.
pipe in ' cw ovum north of Golden Hill St.
Baleaofllmplpcln bramumuoondex-
tut-loo to turnpike. 300m of la“. plpo on Clay
and. warmer “a. peat uhhgton aunt
bridge. 150 feet of l in. pa Buvlew avenue—now
in Total 8719 loot.
{lfiu‘lfifiwaun E W“
_W . B. REED. Minna,
DIED-
m—ln Norwalk,Dec.$,ntlurlot lever. 11.
ammuOdee-rmlmthmdn days.
HENIE’S BAND
CONCERT All] SUCIABLE.
Gormania Hall.
EQNDAY, Jay. 3, 1888.
.day ewnlng, an. m
ALL THE NEWS
EVERY DAY.
PRICE W0 CENT?
muslc HALL.
SOUTH NORWALK,
om: WEEK. connnrcnro
MONDAY, JAN. 2d.
——SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT OF THE Qumran——
STUCK COMPANY,
l‘mt‘hung u Entire New Repertoire or W “an at Penn. Prices.
10, 20 and 30 Cents.
Engagement 0! the Charming You: Arms-I. ’
ANNIE LOUISE AMES.
The Wellhowu Leading am.
EDW. P. SULLIVAN.
)Ionduy Eventng‘, the best or all Helodnm, “(Queen’s Evidence.”
Tuesday " Jacq‘lnu Miller] Gm! Annie-n Drama. “-19."
\Vr-d nemluy " “’l‘he Lancnahlre Laos.”
'I‘h uradu y “ The luterertlng trial: Drama, “The Peep 0’ [Day Boy.”
l-‘rlduy " “The lutnltes."
Nut. Int-day )Iatlncc. “East Lyne."
“ livoutng. “Robert: Mam -"
Special Scenery for all Plays.
{TRa'en-cd Sat Sale mm Thursday, INC. 290:. at 80m DRUG 81021.
g ‘ 3W (ml:-
EDGAB S. PLACE. *
gnlgrlaiqmqnts.
Lira-21m THEATRE,
ETeachaot Singing. roam and rum
NEVV X’ORIK. 5.1.:- r. o. nexus. scorn mm or.
23d St. and FOURTH AVE.
XII-ll. FRDBMAX - - Manager
xutxs 8.15. Sarcmuv MAT!!!” 2.
3 C B. D’AB‘I‘OIS.
0
Caterer tor Walling: and Park, and m
dttw an IA!!! 812. so. XORWLLI. 01'.
:DB. 0. r. 30mm
DENTIST.
IAIN STREET, SOUTH NORWALI.
Teeth Mwlthoutw by the with.
dtw .
A
The Regular Dramatic Season.
The Wife,
A ch Play by D. Helmet) and II. C. Delille
Company Includes:
HERBERT KEH‘EY, GEORGIA CAYVAN, . ’
HENRY MILLER. GRACE “m3 1 ,
Nzuox “’iinarcnorr, 1.01153 DILLON,
“I J. LE MDYSE HRS. WAIA'UF.
CHAS. \VALCOT. MRS. WHIFFKN,
PEAS. DlCKSON.
W. FAYERSBAX.
YRICE—All Marvell- 5°C.. 76c...1.00..l.50
”G. I. BYINGM,
Valli-MILO. ,
Mmhcmmmm
“w Goldsmith-lawn
Ammox.
mm... mm. Sewing Machine Supplies.
South Rm: Savings Bank. ' Aim“ Bah.
Part1. Nadia.
, [Goo-n1 Input-lug of all Had-
Bouth honvdk, Dec. m, 68?. l W C. I.
a“:
m “1‘53.“
STE 1‘ at the me at Four (4) per cent. r ‘ 83 BL. 80. m,
I annum, for the current six months will ‘gl ‘4’
menu: to do mm: Jan. in. um, and ‘d wf o m: x u: m lung,
than on and apf‘ler Jan. 101 m l- S l ORWA 8A 95
:3 w Street.
h.
1':le JOHN ll. KNAPP. Tress. ‘
9 Open Bourbon. mlxamadhu 1 to!
guaummmsmt ”
l
City Board of Roller.
\‘OTICB 19 hrn‘b? given that the Board of Belief
x for the City 0 South Norwall: will meet on 3
. . . Via-Prat-
.hm. and. 335 um; aaxunlay eveumsr. Jan. 8th. Fri- .m-l . '
n, :5 p.111. u "w Council; v Joann. umjaamm
lug all pants from the doing: of
Int! delennllh Z J R. ”YIOND.
an. an equalizing and adjusting the valuation in '
a Citv Anes- '
mustangs: ROBERT E.R)0WAN.{erd0f§ Builder and Contractor.
chamber. for the pl: of heari
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HOCSATONIC RAILROAD:
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033B! RT 8: SORWALX DIVISION. -
December llth. 188:.
Leave So. Nora-all: tor Dlnbury.
7:30 9:3) a. m.; litla 1:43. 5:15, 6:13. p. m. 'l3:
a. in: Sunday mail 9:15 a. in.
Leave South Norwalk for Wilson Point.
7:“. 9:04, 10:83:11: 1:00, 4:50, 7:15 tun.
‘~.\'ight Freight.
Lum- South Norwalt [or thcllneld:.5.15 p. In.
Leave urchneld for South Snrwalk " o. In
1". C. Pan. Supt:
Carpenter and Builder.
. Plan
‘A-“X. S. GIBSON.
Org-um ugmmomam. d mint-r
alto rte Organ and lulu!
' cannula“. ‘
unmannmmmumm
Jens WINGS-3.
2-1 ‘
HOUSATONIC DIVISION.
December H. 188?.
have Bridgeport for Pillow.
7.10 t. m. accommo‘n
10.05 “ “
“bl . in. e res: ' ; mt
.230) I)“. ugtpmo‘n E 1’ 33: ml?“ ‘uL IWT TAILOR
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ll. D. Avuuu. Mt Apt, Bridgeport. Conn.
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Nanak)”. urn .
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0. LIB. L.-
fig 3 Wye; $3 3 “mm.“ J. 0.4: nos. ,.
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in: -- walla! aims " E‘s-‘3 "‘ ““IWR Mai-um ” " '
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