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pivotal at thy not end of the drain-bridge
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3hr owflti n than it is at present.
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54.1mm“ clutches this week on alternate
“that. 11.11113111me will be held
in the that“! church led by the Riv. Hr.
AMI-mart: Tu- marrow night service
will in loci-cl in the Congregational
church had by It“. C. B. Torrey.
AIM would mango! the stock-
holder-I of the City fictional Bank
hold today. the following persons
went umniswmly reflected dlroctarc:
Rowan,
Km. Edwin Adan».
fl. l’mrlr. Chitin Brant, Edwin ll.
Wm.
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Warm»; Kr. and flu. 8. C. Palm-
ltwocztfulldrcua‘airand there were
my beam-e fallen. Theta were
m fifty m nod dancing was
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mmwmmmam occa-
The inspection by a government om-
mof Mfiaflm’ flour, Baotou, luv-
it“ from! minim, the home will
receive $19,000 fro. tho maniacal-—
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by Rev. J A. Biddle; ubioot,"Wht
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W, 19.41.
THE NEW COIIIJN C(ll NCIL.
THEY [LEFT GI" OFFICBM All,
ADJOURN rou (DIR MONT".
Mayor Coin-tuck Band- n- ddntlmhlr Let-
tar to tho Conic".
Th1» llntt regular mootlug of the- t.’ llll'
mon Council of 1859 Ivan hold laud t-veu-
lug. After the culling of the roll Mayor
Comatock rnd the following letter to
the Board:
(Icnflemcn of (he Commmt (.‘ount'il 41/ the
("in of South Norwolk:
of this city, we find ourtelvev lit the
opening of our legislation your color»
lug upon to dutie- deVOIVan upon us in
our respective positions. Thcro may be
come doubt as to tur nbtlit] to metal the
question: which may arise, and utiafy
the demands made upon us. To the ju-
dicious use of all fundl, the careful con-
sldcrhtlon and ditpositiou of all formal
petitions, and the who oversight of all
details of municipal mnaxvmtot, m-
tnu-st turn our moot rtrict attention. vu-
Ili‘ln’tlflnfl an fair-minded rum to to carry
on the government of the city that on
reviewing our work a your hence we
may be Ill for as possible solicited with
our record.
The interests of the tax payers demand
that a spirit of economy rhould guide
our every expenditure—not of u charac-
ter to prove a check upon our prorperity
by interfering with necemlry improvuo
merits, but such as will he in keeping
with our condition and with tho! needs
and rcaoutcm of our CHM-’7“.
[long a city of manufacturing inter-
cstn, or at lt'flct hugely of that character,
and our prorpcrily and futtmv growth
drpo ruling to largely upon than inter.
acts. to action dotrinmntal to them
should he tolwu in the way of txctgnnivc
cxpcnd:turcs.thus nrcnsaltating executive
taxcr. l’rvsauro of this kind would react
unfavorahly upon all claones, and partic-
ularly upon the large» body of cmployn,
who contribute their full proportion to
the grand list, adding new taxable proxy
crty year by ymr, whereby so are I'nv
ablxd to uencu at a It”?! ran». pr-r cent
for our revenues. 1
ll. assemble stops ahuuld be 11.1111. 111'
pl ice our city before the public :. t larger
by judicious advertising with full details
of our rail and water fucilit'mt. and a
vyrmptia of our ability to care for any
who might be brought here with any
special interests through this means.
, Ono city enjoys the1 distinction of
being almost. entirely free from: debt.
According to the report of the city clerk
for the your 1887, tuc- flviatiog debt watt ‘
$13,6ll.33. Thir, of course, down not in:
clude our waterdebt. In reviewing mid
rcporf, I also find that the city pays» for
rental every year a sufficient mm to pay '
the iutcre>t on the nccvcsary outing! for ’
nruztable City Hall. Expcnwu of our
Watrr board am Hill in ace-.14 of tho
allow
The gt: ueral locatuon of our city to much
that it may be easily taken care of m: the'
way of savers, and on the tyvtcm of bru-
cfits and damagcs already in form». Wu
should immediately rel-pond to city was»
unable petitions for their increase.
Our resources for water supply two will
that can be asked for. The present 3,
works are self-lupporting, and with the '
action alrtady taken during the pat
year for new storage capacity, will We
us in a position whom we need four no
shortage. Any a:tion to be taken ditto '
ing the coming year in conduction with »
our Board of Water Commissioners 1'
should ho met promptly than Ihoy may '
not be hindered by inacti n on that [1qu 1
of the council.
0." fire Ikpartment—obeiogcompiued
.ntirdy of volunteers—writing thut will 1
add acceptably to it should be neglected,
either as regards discipline» or proper m:-
commodstionv. It in csccutiml to .tlw
public safety that. the interests in that
organizations be maintained. For [bio
Burponv it in important that all facilities:
should be afforded the officers for gain:
my; information as to latest improve»
ments in method and practice, and» at:
will enable them malady to dis»-
charge their duties in the most vfflcicnt
manner
The condition of our meets iv web at
to demand early attention. Good high»
any. are one of the snout important fact:
oru in the welfare of par ammonium
one deserving of prompt and careful m
sideratlon on your part. 30 WW
expense should be spared whereby travel
may be fncilitated for purposes of either
bustmso or pleasure. Some action
should be taken during the coming year
which will lead toward definite ml do»
cided improvement in this rm A
limited auction of road; plnced in pet"
mment good condition from ymtoym
would, 'in cohort time, vault in giving
us first-class thoroughfuu.
I submit to your consideruiova the Fir
dom of enacting an amendment to our
prrnnt ordinance relating to atrium
Page 27, section 4, of the prrmt ordin—
ance, forbids tbodeponittngof mocha,
filth or rubbish of anv kind upon any
street, sidewalk orpak. In my judg-
ment on smuduent to If»! mick
would be enacted immediately prohibit
in; the depositing within the city limits
ofnny mtterlllbletodecuynrtoowlv
nion affective odorv. or in buy manna
jeopudize .
I would also rammed nun-cw}
uncut to prcuut ordinm
the government of our police fame.»
powering the myornv your bonus“.
body to place such fine or Ina-puny
0mm for In] Ipectal m “duty at
my be deusd jut-Id mail:
In clean; par-it .- buoyant!“
bs in with I awful ui our
At the reprcventntlvco of the cilia-us ed
It , last crowing.
mm of 111111qu Fowl" Pout.
‘8. Album of flurry Schouough Post.
Jammy or. two. at» zoo p.111.
that you will bear with 1119311111210tu in
providing st your mutlngv, Ind shall
spun uovlfort to make my rulings im-
partialnlth In Imbitlon to promols the
general welfsro of our city.
At the claw of this tdmiuble letter the
Council proceeded to the election of ten-
ority of member-hip. which resulted :-
follovn: dim. l". Bullock, John L. Rich-
ards, James C. Crowe. John W. lec.
Finnklln A. Butlth nnd Richard J. Cut—
bill.
The following city olllcen wore elect-
Cit] Club-Edmund E. Crone. City
Attorney—John ll. Light. City Survey-
or—Jobn L. Richurdr. Aumor—Jl'nl-
mudge Baker.
Board of Ilclicf~John W. D.1ko and
Matthew Corbett.
l-‘iro Maillot-John Wntkint.
Chlcf of Police—William A. Vollmct‘.
f’atrollmcn Joseph L. Colgrovo and
Samuel lrclsnd.
fiuperuumenrlcn-Bobcrt ll. Morton,
Coma Gladstone 1nd l’rnuk Conley.
Mayor 00ka announced tho fol-
lowing clouding continuum:
Chan. P. l'hllock—lt'tro Dopartmeut
and City Hall.
John L. Richards-Streets and chic-
wulku and rewen.
James C. Crowc~0rdirianC1m and no
momenta.
John W.
Mica.
Franklin A. smith—Fmoucc and cup-
plim and repaint.
Richard J. (futht'll—llralth and public
mintinz.
Tho cmmcil mljournml until tho regu-
lar Int-l ting.
[him-lamp: nnl gas and
~For tin wow, nuns and ranges. no
to W. ll. )fmkvr & (1034.. Movie llnll
block.
A III“ (SATIIKRISO.
Don‘t» I'm-for Pat and the Wanna-‘0'
ltclfrf Cory» lrutnll (ulcers.
It was almmt impuriblc to crowd into
the room of Douala Fowler Post, (i. A.
Tho occatiou tn: the
imtnllation of tho officers of thnt Post
and aim of the Women} Relief Corps.
The find to bc invitlltrd were the ofll—
William
Weatpmt, wot installing officer, and he
perform“! hilt duty in an tmprcvcive
mum.
Following are the officers who were
inn-IN: Caleb Wood. (3.: Edward Tub
,tlt, 3., V. 0.; James E. Smells, J. V. (3.;
D. P. Morroll,Q. '11.; W. W. Baotou,
511mm: CW. Bennett, Chaplain; Fred.
Arnold, I). 1).; Robert Roberto, 0. (L:
’llenry [3. 1.111“, M}; Robert Brown, fl
1
31.; Lowov 5. Uncut, Q. )l. S.
Aft" the officers wrro auctioned in
thcir rmwive rtntionv, Commander
Wood made: a for: appropriatc remarks
and uskrd to he: ”curt-1| an ho had rick-
W i111 hfi/iomtly.
”Nit-r14 WSW n 1111141“ intermizcion and
than Illa.v rmwly «two: officers of Daug-
ltu I'owlcr Womm‘i lhlicf Corps were
installed by Mm lurcy'l'omo of Bobbie
Cw, No. 7, of Mumford. Miro Toms
had the aerobic committt-d which nude
it all the mom interesting.
The following wm tustallcd: Fannie
Jmfic, P1; Jmnic Kcating. B. V. 1“,;
Jeannette Webb, J. V. P.; Jenni. Ian,
15.; MuggicJoyccfl : Charlotte Hendrick,
34518111121 footer, Com; (lmrgiann Boyd,
:Jertni'o Tho‘rnp4r1. Amt. (.2; Scrub
‘ from, Acct. 6.
Thu 41411611111124 wen: er'j'iycd by all but
at law: all hauls “Acre-J lirarfl'ly into the
clotting part of the programme. The
floor was cleared and 5 long lnblc wu
{amend by the: ladies on which werecakc.
goundwichvr, cold meat and hot coffee.
in am: an agrrcoblc ending of a pleasant
gathering.
ousmwmwsguw. sentinel.)
rm Away. 1
Frederick Wm Burke, at the beaten!
his brother, ”BF. Burke Ill thisctty on
Us wu
bovuScptcmberlfithJWJndwuthcro-
fore flymdmonthr and 18 days of
111514.
Fred, u be was fmfliurly known
among momenta, wuconnlncing.
nftcrbctngwnfloadtohirhod forklittle
over two weeks with Typhoid fever,
wbencnddmly'l’uadsyafternoonllnrgc
inform! m of the lung ruptured
whitebait-rd It. death. Bit rennin!
weretokcntofiruth Norwalk,Cannactv
cut,tothehontoofhhfstber,whercthe
funeralwillukcpbee. ‘
Thcrcoord‘ of hicthortunyof about
two year- mgminthin city the pub-
licknowswell.» flownnyonngmof
muthhitnmwuendarcdto Iti-
rmmmm llawuofmch
nnaturrnhsttokmw hintwu m'lova
bins: brother. His “tow-none of
My,bcingnmbcrofthe00ugrc—
mambumsou homolu Con»
nflbfltudmld boluvobeen want!
his earthly W, his future life
would "annually Involves-mot dio-
tiutionnuong men. During his std]
tantrum, how» the WM
mmrdaphoumtnlofllcolo-
atcdhcrn. Benito-erredmymln
mummyofmnuhip trueur-
andwnroelcctdfutfnll-ndm-
Wilnndcfllclutomcer. In hltntbe
cilyloossronsof herbutnndntostcno
Wclfimgcurudytouctmd
quite-um no lava bo-
bfndbfnnfnther, mm, wholutlll
It mold lab-e and twoltrotbers, hit
would kiln; precuded Int-i to tho
you. few yours-go. Tho-urchin;
» Wham-yaw] of thontlro
carom
mt.“
“magnum”
oflulyw’atvuk. thunk-litany-
~Orrcu Slug-Ital mind. I".
utht.»
11.
Tffh‘ AEW CITY GOVERNJIENT.
The new city government no organ-
ized last nlght‘ln a businesslike manner,
nod 11 law minutes after 9 o‘clock the
proceedinga were over and the council
ltdjourocd until tho next regular month-
ly meeting.
This certnlnly woe it good beginning
and augura well for the future.
Mayor Comawck'u montage is just such
a document at mlght have been expect.
ed from 11 man of buttons experience
sud practical Ideas. Thll document In
printed in full In another column in the
report of the council proceedings, and
we recommend it: perusal to every re-
ddent of the city. Every suggestion in
I good one, and the recommendations
ought to ho adopted without delay. The
calling of public attention to the exist-
ence of nuisances is most timely, and, if
we are not very much mistaken. Health
Uommitteeman Cutbill will see that they
are abated to tho fulleet extent in the
shortest possible time.
While the mayor does not recommend
my particular method for improving our
ltrectv, tho attention of the council is
called to them In such 11 way as to aug-
gcrt something of a more permanent
character than has heretofore been the
practicv. There ought to be pavement
of name kind on at least three streets—
Muin, Washington and Water.
The mayor malice u rpecially good sug-
gestion about the police force, and if his
luggcutlon is approved by the council it
will greatly improve its clficlcncy. We
think he might have gone further and
reoomnwndcd that the appointment of
the force be made permanent during
good behavior. This department should
be made non-parttzan as soon as possible
find members of the force givt-n to undl
around that efficiency in duty and gen-
eral good conduct only will serve to keep
than on the force.
In the telvction of his committees the
mayor has acted wiscly, and organlzcd
the city government in a monitor that
will make it thorough throughout.
We think vve can compliment the
mayor and council no higher than in con-
gratulatingthe city upon its present gov-
emmcnt.
4.1.11... wishing Flaunt-l Underwear
in (lento'. Ladies’, Misses and Children' s,
can find a lugs display at greatly reduc-
ci nter, u I specially for the coming
whack at Bf. S Smith' . »
count or: lruu’olisst-zs.
Hut Begun: bloating of the New Court.
The new court that last night. After
Warden Coolidge read his address they
proccodcd to ballot to determine the sen-
ority, no follows: Osborn, Wheeler. Mar-
ison, l-‘ranke, Jones, and Sloan. Voted
that salaries be as follows: Clark, $500;
“'ntcr Inspector, $30; Assessors. $300;
Board of l‘Mief, 860; Engineer of Engine.
3200;1’ire Inspector. $20; Treasurer of
ll stchund. 371'). June Kelloggs was
(It‘clfd Health officer, John D. Kenuey,
W. E. Montgomery and J. T. Prowitt
mu; J. H. Buckley. E. J. Hill and
W. E. Donn Board of Belief; Charles
Gehcbec, \V. H. Dtvis and Abram
Wright llaywards; Charles Gehebee,
Pound Keeper; Georges. Aiken, Engin-
911»! of Steamer; r). B. Wilson. Fire In-
spector: Standing Committes. Finance,
Osborn, Wheeler and Morison; Police:
Sloan, Wheeler and Janet; Highway.
Morison, Jones and Funk; Sewers, Jones
Sloan and )lorinor; Fire, Frunke Osborn,
Ind ls" can: Light, Wheeler, Franks and
Osborn. The following bills were found
correct. Georges. Aikenst50; Mrs. Hen-
ry Allen.82.;50 M. Fitzgerald,86.00; J. E.
1111,1472 36; Norwslk a South Norwslk
Electric Light (10., “lb. 67; J. Hooker.
83. 60: J. A. Pinneo, $2. 315 Referrod:
Norwnlk (la-00., $4809; 8. B. Wilson,
33. 26; 11. L. Hubbell, 88. 52; Jeremiah
Donovan,» $18. 75; D. Connoly, 815. 60; I’.
W. Babel. $51.12.
Petition of P. W. Bates to build a barn
of wood on Wnter street was granted.
J. T. Prowctt.wu elected chief Engin-
er of Fire department; F. W. Smith,
in mutant. and T. S. Murray 2nd unit-
font.
»Chief Engineer’s report for last year
was placed on file.
The churnun of the finance commit:
on was authorized to borrow £1,000 if
necessary.
C. )1. Wood wu elected Borough En-
gineer.
Five ballots were taken to elect a clerk
us followt: First,_J. 8. Seymour, 2; W.
B. Perry, 2; J. B. Burlbun, 2; second,
W. H. Perri. 3: J. B. Hurlburt, 1; J. 8.
Seymour, 2; third. J. 8. Seymour, 2; W.
H. Perry. 2; J. B.‘ Hurlbnrt. 2; fourth. J.
8. Srymonr, l; W. [1. Perry, 3; J. B.
Hurlbnrt, 2; fifth, J. B. Hurlburt, 1: W.
B. Perry, 5. Ir. Perry wu declared
elected.
The suction of police cfiioers vvus de-
ferred until the next meeting.
Adjourned until the 14th.
[In It Crofnt I llapp‘n Factory.
Thin noon flu broko out It Crofut &
Knupp'i factor]. No. 2. It mrted lo the
drying room but wu noon extinguished
with : few pull. of water. Tb- Ill!!!
wu matted And the fin department ve-
rponded but their mice. were not re-
gutted.
-—»A better full drum buck Ind
hunt-butter 01.00» 001:1me
thubmutulnuyotbumfor
M ' 331'
1 » 1:
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IBTIITAIIIBITB.
()pel’l Hamil.
Johnson & Solviu’n mlnttrelu at the
Opera House to—ulxbt should pack the
house. The] are lint ohm in every re.
spool. The Boston Gazette pralm them
highly a follow:
There wu nu enormous tudleuce, and
the performance filled it with unbound-
ed enthuafum. The latter wu fairly
earned. the entertainment proving to be
one of the belt of its kind that Ins ever
been given in this clty. Tnere was the
urualnllovvunoc of songs, dances, rpeolu
Ill] acts and joker, all which were of
exceptional excellence. Laughter and
an lnutlnble demand for encores ruled
the nudienca through the whole evening.
The programme abounded in good
things and new thirty, and the brilliant
success that attended its performance
was wholly delerved.
"A Gun Wldow."
At Music Hall tomorrow night "A
Grass Widow" will he presented. The
Philadelphia Record says: “Mr. Charles
T. Paraloo is known to the public as an
experienced and capable character and
eccentric comedian, and the audience at
the Arch Street Theatre last evening was
not surprlded to see him play with sue.
cent the part of o cranky old fellow who
fears that he may fall a victim to the
wiles of womanhood. ‘A Gross Widow'
appears to be of the airieat postiblo tex-
ture when viewed from n farcical enter-
tainment, and so Mr. Parsloe’a audience
laughed with and at him with clear con
sciences."
Eunetcurrlculum.
Prof. Bristol‘s lot of trained horses will
make their appearance at Music Hall on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday even-
ings. The horses have met with un-
bounded enthusiasm wherever they ap-
pear. There should beluga audiences
at every perforuutnce' In this city.
—-We have placed the balance of our
stock of Ludlea’, Gent's, Misseb’ and
Children’s Wool Hosiery on sale regard-
less of cost, to make room for spring“
stock, ll]. S. Smith.
sun: rxwaomrtof’fi‘nnnu.
Two delegations are coming from
Brooklyn to the inaugural receptioni
The first is from the Veteran association,
Thirteenth regiment, N, 6., S. N. Y..
General Theodore B. Oates commsndlng.
It will number about thirty and will be
In uniform.
from the Veteran association of the
Brooklyn City Guard, General John B.
Woodward commanding. It will prob-
ably consist of between twenty and thir-
ty persons in citizens dress, with badges.
Both delegations will reach Hartford at
11:38, and will at once be escorted to the
place assigned them in the parade. The
V cteran association of the Hartford City
Guard have tende. ed them an escort,
and they will probably march at the left
of the First. regiment.
Colonel Van Slyck, of the United Train
of Artillery of Providence, will bring it
platoon of the officers who will parade
with the Fool. Guard staff.
—Cumstock Bros. holiday line of ladies
or genta’ gold and silver handled umbrel-
la: to tho finest ever shown.
C nlted at Last.
I-xve years before his death, Charles 1.
Way. the station agent at Stony Creek,
who was murdered a year and 3 half
ago, secretly married Miss Genevieve
Goddard, of Madison. Three or four
hours Illl‘l' the marriage Mr. Goddard
learned of the affair and compelled his
daughter to return home with him, and
she never saw her hulbund after that.
Last week Geneviave died at Colorado
Sprinn.
mlulred. Apply to 47 Blmwood Ave. 3'? at
Al:
To Let.
FURNISBZDmomwlth hard to one or two
.2111 he Beaten. I
~ 1511:; m Nona,“ tint. Borough.
Fur-nicked Room To Let.
AWRNSBED room on South lulu 'Il... to one
or two ladles. Addrtsl b01631.
dll tf South Norvnlk.
[louse and not For Sale, “.600
SITUATID an the II] Neck momma thodt]
limits. nominal! rooms in it. cud II in
goodnpuir. :fhll
Help Wanted.
mLto do gotten! housework; good references
clubs stcurcdbys
«stimulant Enquire
TAY 111100 Emile-llstxtelndlnmnnee
£1!!!“me dll3t
‘ Plano ”room. 1
D1111 HUNT wishes to give Imus on the
0. Home tngto receive lit-traction
mInpplytobsm nun BL. or 11131111134411? m.
15 5.
Removal.
Ill New York To. Go. bu rented the building
now occupied by J. '1'. Prowltt, 47 lulu street
wheretbqwlllmshoutthell rut ofA April with
u: consist flue stock of Mel.
BOB! dufrluguym opal! froth dull] an
hen:
T procure t of LJmtélg'fllJa. st.
Portraits
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mum. wniuura.mA
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th'ufimflau mm
flqlufamm’ at.
upon-t1 Home, one night only.
Tuesday, January 11th.
S’oclety 9 Princoly Favorites,
JOHNSIN 81 SLIVIN
Mystic and Matchless
'3‘! I N S T lellds.
Bach and awry future entire! now Cartoons
transformation vc con: Mount 1 rill and clog dance.
The Grant 14111.31.“ TROOPS of
B1 CX’C I; I S '1‘ S,
Will titlvo: a 1 l' with the company.
Smut no?“ “by: II Wslalom d. Son 6. Noruulk
f’luittcd‘r, South \‘omn k. Cu will run after the
plsy.
Prices, 60 and 76 Cents.
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NE house on Woodvnrd n1 cum: to rcutJ) rooms,
mtcrln. Rent 313 no.
Inquire of
E. A. Woodward.
or!) 3 mos.
“To 1111 111 Walnut
Ill! ltorc known at the Winnlfisnk rtort'. form.
erly occupied by lunrloe chalh. enltnhlc
for a grocery store or must mmet; good dvlollln:a :
room: opposite the school house. l’osaccslou
El“('lllmml‘(l!0m.tly GoodJlnrn. Alppliy’to
JAMES A DEN.
1.! 2w
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PROPERTY of Bridr'cpcrt Saving! Ba.1lt. ~00
lll’dhlc House And tot soby 1:: . on (Hume
Ave..Eut Nontnlk, Conn
Apolytn
.ML'UBM. LAYTOV
nlzlm South Nornulk, Cl.
“0ch Malawi Gripes. 3 lbs tori Indian
River Florida Outages $0.1)“ dozen [tuna
nu, all pr cos and nll kinds. Foreign und Domestic
Fruits mm but] delivered to a“! of the town
"19.th \ork (7 heap Fruit Store. N Main st .
1110 lm GEORGE COSTS Lw, Borough
Clu Board of Roller Nollce.
NOTICE' is hereb given that the Board of Relief
for the Cit South \‘orwulk will meet on
Monday-Jan." 1 «stamp m.. Ellm'dlf, Jan. 12
7.30;) 111.. Frid-yJ-n. 18:11, :17 .30 p. Thurs-
dnann. it at. .3011. m., at tbeCounciltmmbcr
for the pm we of kculngm determining All Ip-
puls from the doings of the City Am)": 111, Ind
equnlleng nod sdjnstlng the valuation in the lirt of
2168.
W all and River Street. Norwnik.
All persons c' aiming Ibutcment under the law of
the state for tervtcc rundmd in time of mu: must
make trpticatlon to the Bond of Belief Ind satisfy
than 0 their houmnblcdivcbnrgc from such ten ice.
HEN}! {Y D. FOX
CHARLES IL TOWNSEND. 1 0! Relief
Mrs. L. A. Davidson.
Christi-n Science or Mental Banting.
I)BICBS for Teuckiugor Healing low. Consulta-
tion fmr. City Hotel, Thursdaytt of mch week.
All dircnscstmttd mentu'ly dl sing with drugs,
as it' is by the exercise of our Big est Mental Powers
that relic! is given tympcgmnoe, Opium and
Tobacco habit treated some: It] 113! m
18 North Main Street,
South Nor walk.
L. H. DECKER
Wall Papers,
Paints, Oils,
" and Glass.
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Paper Hanging
Calcimining,
and Decorating.
dill lf
Building Lots For Sale
MOSS ‘HILL.
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s. '1‘. TAYLoR SYSTEM
__..oy.__
DRESS CUTTING.
Mm: DECKER, car Went Str Ind 'l'lvlor
avenue so. Nonnlknviu give complete instructions
in the above syttcm for the next two months. to I
few rchohm. Thin syvtem is acknowledged to be
the but in urcandflfordstbebestmmof vac
cessful mt! satisfactory drawn-king.
jaulllrs. J- A. DECKER,
P. 0. Box 202.
FRENCH
DECORATIVE ART.
HBA UARTBRS for Outfits Ind Designs, Ill-
lef‘la ofullkinds. Silk Bolling Ind Cellu-
loid for Pure] Wot
run instruction In French Decontlon in one
MRS. W. I]. JARVIS.
1121 Im 78 South Ill-In St. South Norwnlk.
Employment Bureau.
both sex). 811 lies stun plum, type-
” wrltfm, book-1:231:12“, clerfi'etc.
T0 BUSINESS HOUSES FREE.
All out of employmentor
better position, sh honld realm: their names At this
bureau. mlfngflm for informtlon.
I A. mam
bl Atllntlc Bu. Stamford, Conn.
Merrill Pinirnuaplit 111111111111,
Select School of Shorthand and
Typewrltl us,
51 Alluntlo Street, (Anes’ Block),
Stamford. CU...
um) “manure“ Institution for I thorough
INC Maud
[111qu
th- trtlulng of mun «tundra-tun,
umpuulbls etc In lint elm,
unimpo-
mtructlounrtho late
ptlrudbuvluu
nymnum anuembm'm
Opposition-
lumen» W .41 I W”-
ammo-NW
ducal: 11!ch
cc 1. .
fiflbfl“
ordeslruul of securing
Stu Romulk
If", Duh 0. .
flfquainmmfx.
N'IUSIO HALL...
Wed. Jun. 9th,
PARSLOE
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FUNNY SITUATIONS l
BRIGHT SPARK”!!! MUSIC l
EXCELLENT VOICES l
LUDICBOCS CUIAXES!
THE MUSICAL
MUSIC HALL, - SOUTH NORWALK
3 Nights
Thursday
Frfdn]
Suntan].
Jan. 10, 118112
Speclal Multan Words] at 2.30 p. tn.
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30 Won dcrfnllylfdna
HORSES P031158 AND IULES
1X0. C. PATRICK, Hanger.
The Only Perfectly Educawd
School of "one: In Existence.
Tart-ling in Atheir own tnin of lflccnt palace
can. Asuperbty mountcd mint-r] hunt
and complete orchestra.
Our Prices, 25, 35 and 50 Ccnlu.
None}: -Childicn under 12 year: of Inc can mm
s to erred mt fortbcmutineeforficents.
Tickets now on role at Boyt‘s and Gregory's.
so. it. NEIL. Gen. Ag‘t.
E. s. DAVIDSON. Adv. Ag't.
Concert and Ball
Heine’s Band
At. Germania'. Han,
Wuhlngton 8t. Bridge,
Monday, January 14, ’89.
TICKETS 30 Cents, '
Admitting Geulsndudles. 11713111
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NORWALK OPERA HOUSE,
QUINTABD o SON Decrees Indiana.
5 Nights and Saturday Hamlet.
Commencing ‘J ‘
Tuesday. Jan. lb.‘ »
THE
Julian Comedy (10'.
Butler! by the cmzmlm’bevr, '
EDITH J ULLIAN,
In In entirely new tempt
Roaring Comedies.
Popular Prim: l0, 9., and m.
Druid-v “13%: .3133me of Mac: hall};-
farce 'l‘fllJ “0 TI!!! 21‘. In tbc
Int Ill unnvlll Ito-A tartar]?
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