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I! it. habit-most vrhrrol; ke at school houn-
rwsidsaor of William! iii-unit.
run-tr school; keyaflrs
Paul's Momma“ medicaid about. sad
mm.
strut m of Ann airs-M;
II. lhlsla Buy II
In Vault‘s rah-In and :1: (amp... I
. Ill-It run-v yv cw avenue; my
It. “fit Ickrrrlaai' s mum.
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MWdtmh-Iltihmi l i) algniflcsiks
citywauviatolistornodofl.
morass-nan notnslts.
live Mutation of a fire In your frame
a [dork ihl' boa door pull lhs
dually. and Id tor book
it".
mind?” ”film... we omit
RUBIN minguxunru’fzwhibaiq Ia ”133$: In:
”LII. EUWAN,
about.
.v ‘3 ”I.“ “oath-r I’OI‘H “I.
Tus- Nonlinear-m «1mm bait lll‘f‘llnll‘
wrist” and has moved north of Lake
“limit-r. followed by a “cool wavo,’
alas-t as intimatal ye‘crdIy. The
m will probably triove outwardly
toward the lower St. Lawrence Valley.
with. but little force on or south of tin»
Mu Walls]. Temperature was nearly
Witty in the l'mted Hiatus y esterday .
WM whirls-rm reported warm do.
mat Fort Buford. D. '12: the chief
”Wort? atUIrcago. ln tllintllnlfll‘l
today. clear to fair, slightly warmer
weather aodligbtfu fresh southerly to
whitened] winds will probably pre-
flll. la the Kiddie Status and New
View fair weather wrll prevail. with
m thermal dragon and light and
[I’M “My windo. On Friday in
this who and in New England fuir
walker will prevail, with slight thermal
MW and full southerly to south-
waterty our. followed by a partial
Win misused» and rain in the
“'an and lake districtr; and on Sat-
Wycoolw, partly cloudy Wefllllt'l', fol-
lowed by rain and It “cool wave. "
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.IW m as: To-flmot.
tackling $18130!) rises Sun 00‘"
7.117
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IIIII mull; Kills
Plunder lfwlr and Ladder t‘ufllp my
modulo-airflow“ -._.-
Anon Iran horn “Ml. night to Mr. and
Mrs. Hoary indraub. of Washington of.
will, PM lodicincs at l’laisied‘ It.
MW has purchased a pretty
m at We foo“ New York parties.
"Ibo lamb police ore won to have
m comma buts of Crofut 3: Knapp’a
mite. W“- __
‘lliic yacht “Carrie" is undergoing a
W overhauling. She will be in
W trim the coating season.
Envy «mined body of men in South
and EM Kuwait have been invited to
W In tlbc Hemorial day parade.
WMufiyud .1. ll. King are
Walton for the new lnrildings
Malayan ioerect at the east end of
file WWW street bridge.
Afiwloue 3' apor, :nd OII Stoves, all
“from I“ up. largest Baking (Irena
$8.. W. ll. locker E Co.
WEI Iurw (contain was put up
ad r‘. W0 yesterdaiy. It .is a
W”... Input.) with all tho lab
at m {at making and drawingnoda
m;
A fluid Willow of Douglas Fowler
PM “/A. 8., and Co. D held a meeting
“mm to consider matters pertain-
” ‘9 like («it they propose holding at a
mm. ____ _
MW Poland spring water is
“W at W- new soda foun-
m.1l‘hria water has acquired a
W reputation, and is unsurpassed
oa9dafly beverage. ”w
“Ilia mutant. of the Norwalk Union of
Y. Eli. C. E... which was to have been
is“ M fills South Norwalk Congrega-
W ward Friday evening, Ilay 10,
has been poaipmd to May 11m.
ado-t rooeivod a car load of White
3‘ Best in thewcrld for cock-
ingoaid coining, Selleck Bros. Norwalk.
a m; ii to be bold ’Il the City
W, Friday evening at 8. o'clock, to
las- a club for trap and rifle shooting,
do. to take measures for the protection
“magma“ fish in our
vicinity. ___
Barbies desiring chores tomato plants
Jail Varieties—should call on In Sey-
W. He has. among them, the cele-
m Dwarf, which occupies very small
”and is a prolific bearer of the best
m. He also is supplying lettuce at
”M price, and all kinds of flowers
“balding photo.
I. S. units has a very interesting ad-
m in this issue. Every reader
“TIC liar-Ira. should consult it, and
W] who wants to ass a remarks»
Ha My mu parasols should look
“fig chic-exhibition, and everybody
who “bath-flue stock or
”9‘ ‘ atpriosa that are way
a. u “and look at tbs
“octagonal sale, tbs window
”in. ”pad. badsry etc.
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l'pon
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Itawnrdattbs humanistic Waist
and ills-r latter .
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'l‘bl- Norwalks wtli play the Allcrlona
of New York oust Saturday afternoon.
Msaapr llarutliuir wilsaaod hillside.
IbI- Norwalksilm baseman. this morn
rug.
The catch basin at the corner of “lull
turd l'lqul sin-eta, wort cleaned out yes-
terday. .
The annual meeting of the (lid \Vell
Funeral Aid Annotation will be bold
Wedur ads) evwmng. lay 15th.
-~ -li.iby (‘ urriagos and Lawn Outfits, at
W bitriey' a. No. lli N. Main.
(‘uptniri Charlie Wood has sold his
sloop. “llarry 1).," to Stamford parties,
who will use it for sailing partins.
The children's entertainment and
pound party will bl) held "M's hill.
“nominal". Allarp lurkad to
be present. -- __W_
Andrew Scully and John White want
fishing yeafurday among the islands, and
caught one hundred and twenty-right
pounds of flat-fish.
At their meeting liltil. evening lliitlt'r
Lodge Voted rs armor tbs invitation of
Douglas Fowler Post to participate in
tho parade Memorial Day.
Sidney "all, who disappeared from
this city so suddenly from Jun». has rt
turnid home. llt- trays ho has been trav-
eling through the West. .
—-—llirrrrn Uorlimn Irl
cheaper than cvcr.
sI-liing Iircat
(‘Ilmrlva Hollct‘k went to tho walking
match in New York yesterday. expocto
log to come back last. night. Nothing
has been board of his whereabouts since.
”in parents have lolegraplicd to I’l‘lllllVl'l
in New York where he was to visit, but
tlv-y‘artamrrsd bat k that they bad ”on‘
nodnng of him.
State Attorney Fostterrdt-ti lll'lll. word
from Btamford yerIu-rday that he should
appeal front Judge I'helps' decision to
the Supreme Court. As tbs court doesn’t
air until fail and rut the effoct of the up
pea! temporarily nulliflss the decision of
the lower court. Schools will hang on
the 23rd alter all. unless he is ri-prlcvwd.
Under the circumstances. however, the
Governor can hardly refuse to grant a
re prievc.
two...”-
St Paul’s Bazaal and Super.
A PRETTY PICTURE PRESENTED AT
'nllt or'zim rrtrt'az urn
NIGHT.
The interior of the Opera "oust-,wberr-
the scholars of St Paul's Sunday- «drool
opened their humor and ”91)an
night Will! a how ildcriug Irmy If brigkta
hued flowers, pretty feminine faces
and tri-colored bunting. Tbs main floor
and the liaison , warp rig-carted with
people who if!) V. him win of thc
prettimrt pictures that the walls of the
hall evcr enclosed. The booths for the
sale of fancy articles are laden with rich
and exquisite specimens of ladiu‘ bandi-
vvork| Willi. tbs Fault pool” cook
booth displays sums arms choicest dain-
ties known to the culinary art. This Jap—
anese booth with its mum-trite parasol
for a canopy, the fruit, vegetable and
flower mart, and the gypsy camp are
prominent among the many attractive
features of the affair The entertainment
provided by the twelve young ladies who
during the fair such day, in the halrllb
merit of nurses, and go through it man-
ual of arms, is decidedly novr-l' and
unique. The refreshment department is
complete In every respect, and patrons
of the tables are entertained in right
royal style. The receipts last night did'
not fall tar short of $350. The fair cot»
tinues this evening with its norm-rout
attractions and the sttendahco will, no
doubt, equal that of last night.
l’FHSONW ALM MII‘NTIOK.
Marshall Hall and Edward Hoyt are
visiting in New York state.
James Richards has returned from a
visit with his grandparents in Stratford.
'1'er Rev. A. 8. Gumbo", and wife
and daughter have arrived at their not.-
tagc at Bella Island for‘tbo summon.
Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Clark of New
Y us are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Grady.
Mrs. James Booth of Bridgeport is vis-
iting at Wm. Uder-Iy’l on South Main
street.
A. Orlich w. "t to New Milford today
toattend the funeral of Ilr. Black, of
the firm oi Ball & Black, the New York
jewelers.
‘
India to Ploy Bus. Ball.
The “Newmarkets,” a ball club organ-
sed‘ by some young ladies of this city.
and the ”humus," another female
club of this city, will play ball in Mr.-
and Mrs. James Kennedy’s parlors this
evening. They play with the new game
called “Bass Ball.” It is something sim-
ilar to “Parchesi. "
East Norwalk Post Onion.
Postmaster Rider, of East Norwalk,
has applied for and received petmiadth
from the P 0 Department at Washing-
ton to place a letter box at Benedict
Farm for the better convenience of poo-
pic residing titers who are anxious for
this Monsoon. . Tho wall lulu
thus deposited will MUM ”file. a
day, morning and - 9‘
itr. Rider is with awake Iotlrs wants
of tho community in whiahha ling and
Iptopoaasdqingaubsaatorlosiupruvw
npflasr upon the bilge at diffcmbt lltnm I
liiii ll Juli l HIIIIIIII.
In: r-Aruutit AW.“ llllllll‘l‘l." nitrous:
return tr'cuit'is 'riilrt Hoar-tau.
John A. “mam. showed-known
borough baker, dfrsl shortly lrtvfttru slgbt
o'clock this morning, after rm illumi-
dating front March ‘3".
llr. lloutrrcksr was born in New York
(it y orr lleceiriber ill, 1829 Ho came to
to Norwallr in 1647, and having mastered
the rilrosrriaker'a trade soon afterward
lbt‘ilmt' foreman of Carrier's riboo fac-
IOFII “WI hold-d itt thahuildirrg now
III-point by smith l‘ImtkI-va on llaln
rams. flu orig-god ll thobtiksry litii‘l
tic-Ii nineteen years ago, In the some
building where he died.
in politics Mr. flouneckt-r was a flour-
at. its task astIIrs interim in
town and borough elections and in all
Ipattcra looking toward the wailura and
prosperity of the place. lie was a iii-lo.
to. to llsoiocratic conventions on sov-
urrrl occasions. and bad bold aovr-ral im-
portant town apd borough officers. Ila
Warns promllisutrrrr-mbsr of NI. Mary's
church and ill. on:- time president of Fit
Ilary's T. A. ll. Society. lls wrntIIu
“fill", of tho church, wblt‘li. it iinitfcf ‘
stood. will now bu pllbllnllel III book
lotto.
‘ When It young man Ilr. ll-ifllif't'kt'f
was a "number of the old New York ml
tiritav-r flru department, running with
l'ctrrson llaglrrs Company. No. lb. '0
and III HIM street.
[to wait married in New York dearly
tIIrty it'ltl'ir ago. His widow and tho-tr
Children survlvo him: Frauen L. Iluti-
lei ll. Mary 8.. Vincent IL. and fir-Inge
A. Hotirit-cltul'.
1n”; nonhuman“
Arr tlio rww steamer becomes better
known sbo gets more popular. ”or
thorough scawurthineu and great speed,
ample accommodations and cbliging oili-
Ceru. afford the most pleasant pasting-Ito
arid from New York. The running limo
is sure, and there in hardly the lumilrility
of worstbsr to interim-.11".- sir- ~w,tml
Mr.\ cills, has minis many friends by
his politeness and the tlfitierlcy of his
Entering.
We silt-I... all who want a plriaat-ut
trail on a firm boat to tryo trip on the
"l "lrl! Ulmrlt'tr, "
"What is rosin used for? To a-IrrltI-r-
fllt' Niall. erstt smitr contains no itdlll-
truth») i Brunch soap.
JIM] ll..\' .\.l W8.
A [rlt'hi-Ilil m-dtlrng occurred at the
MIilimlmt fill!" it find evening at 6
o'clock. The contracting parties “‘0'“!
Ulririlm ll. I’m-h and Mimi III-rm Monm-
A large Iiumbert-f “remind the brido
and groom wI-ra puma-It. At the conclu-
sion ,of the ceremony a flicrlilltlll wart
held at the rundown of tlic brldo‘s por-
nnts. Tho happy couple received many
beautiful presents.
IIIIIIIII 1.01mi}.
11m ”run In limo!!!» 1'0 Tilt:
PETITIONS”.
A special session of tbr.» Ilia-Ionic
Grand Lodge, called to consider tho poti-
tion of members of Hiram Lodge, of New
Haven. for the restoration of the charter
revoked eighteen months ago, convened
in Masonic ball, Cheney building, at if
. o'clock yenrtlay rooming.
our a bm-l discuvlon. the» report of
the committee was accepted and the
Grand [lodge voted to restore the charter
to the petitioners, and to such other
members who were in good standing at
the time it was revoked asslrnll hereafter
I'irigrt the petition. Work door.» by Hiram
lodge since the revocation is not rewgc
mud, and members who liar- been no-
capletl by that lodgosirrcelbr- revocation
are not to ho included mating the poll-
tioriers. Action on the petitions oi the
expelled lllr‘lllbt’ftl was postponed until
the next annual session of the llrand
Lodge in January next.
The grand master was author IzeJ to
attend a meeting of tho politionnris for
reorganization by the election of onicers,
to install such oiliserv. and at that meet.-
lug ‘td‘réstcra the charter. About mo
signatures to the tuition have thus far
been obtained.
Inwallgatlug I Little Unpleasant-nos.
The little “unpleasantocsa” between
Hope and l’hlrriix llosc Companies,
which culminated in a fight with water
on the afternoon of April 25, bad a ar-
ing before the board of engineers iii the
Court of Burgesaes' rooms last night. It
is understood that the investigation
showed that outsiders were to blasts in
the matter, and that Chief Engineer
meiit will aorsport to thn'courtof
Burgesses.
f.lflrtlsday Party.
Miser Alice Unrham gave a party to her
friends at her homo on Kain strict last
evening. Twenty two couples were pres-
ent and danced, sung and played games.
otc.. until 11 o‘clock, when all sat. down
to sumpting collation. aftsr which the
festivities ended The event was In hou-
or of Kiss (lorbam' a sttcenth birthday
and of Mira Jennie Cons of New York.
who is visiting Ili- Gorharn.
A Ira-away I’ll-door Capt-rad.
Ladlsturdsy Michael Mains-ray was
find by Judas Knapp for drunkenness.
Tho Judy allowed him two hours to
prawn firs money with which to pay
his fine, but h tbs maritime he ran
away, Yostflday Is w. capturad by
ofias‘r Moms and Maturation Girl-t
Vail-surround tbs prlanuw to it. jail
is m
Elms Bill Hill Blilllil
A ”My llsll llama litttrrsss
tire Ncrvalks and lots. 2
’l‘karo was not a vsry largo start-dale“
Ill tin-ball gains ysstsrday afternoon.
it was expected that the Metropolitan
would beat tho Ills out of the Notwalks
but If the hours club had played asatrung
a game as they did last liaiurday the ra-
arrlt would have bssa dltfuront. llcth
Is'IlI's made errors by tho wholenlti but
dross road» by the Norwalka proved the
most costly. The Norwalka‘ weakest
point was at first bass. Iain-o triads
o'reral lasrcuasbfs srrors and by than
its score of tho lots was loorsassd.
Tho Norwalks was first at lbs bat and
Common Null with a ssls bir.IIlls
did handsomely to around and third.“
boat's, Chadwick, Hilbert and Ialnns
billowod with hits but tbs ball was
caught each flow and tho shit- was retir-
sd. in the llut's ball of tho Inning they
got orro rutr. Twu llit'll were given bases
on India A liner was sent to l 'liadwrck
on "court bass and its mado a protty
doubki pug by tuning It to first have.
No run would have boon madc- liail not
tho ball sent to tlorcoran struck a stone
and flu! up Itrllting lilo In the should".
I la Ilia 12ml farting two sit-n vsrs In
out and( battivlt‘ek marl» a prolly um
.Illl‘ lift. A single hit by llilbt-rt brought
him home. 'l‘lis Norwalks than wont in
tho field and by a succession of orrors
liraf. roads the spectators on the grand
stand more about nervously in their
III-Iris, onsblod tho flats to gst thins runs.
Quirk marl» a run in tho fourth inning.
"t' got third harm on a bit and a pass
ball to first base anti rcorsdon t llrotruarr's
bit.
The Norwalka than look a rest until
Ibo eighth inning when ltogors and
Nutrition mob scored on Lovr-tt' a two bass
in t. Lord also made a two from hit in
tho ninth inning and lllCt'N-dt'il in scor
lug. In tho meantirrro tho Mots took
advantage of the loose points in the game
and piled up ona run in tho dub and
three in the seventh inning.
l/rrd aodllbotnran were the battory
for Norwalk, and Lynch and itcipnr-igfsr
for tho Mr is. hour It slow pitching pun
’lJtNl tho Mufti coriuldemlilo and they hit
Irrm very little. llo nrado a wild throw
to first biw- which enabled the opposite
uiilu to some two runs. libotman
"worked frku a beaver" to win the game
and if all sliuWod the interest in tho playo
log that ho did there wouldtr' t be many
how church enterprise.
lbs agent of tho llousatorric 00. won in»
pd up the prl I
If! hill-3'5“”:
Mirna AND (”IIIN'I'I on fill-its
or turn-war In IIDIIWAIII.
ll" JUIIN JINHIIK.
O’vo
1‘th other day l wrotn about Trinity
church sldswalk. and l have hoard vars
itrua mm on what you. Ir. Editor.
mid. In tho main they warn of a coli-
mandatory character. but a in at tht
Wll wars not altogether minor-Iti-
Ilalsry. They atlrrsd up a bit!» of what
the. Christians got road. la called
rlgbisoua Inclination. flirt as
you In to ink. the Nana I'll like
dis piston and call It square. 1
bars silicc lssrnsd that,tbo vestry tho
Very afternoon my lirat effusion ap-
pearsd. wars at work insasuriag for a
ddswalk, suit I badhotdfllnbsut tbs
matter you would bucssoaprrd w lralsvtw
“(limit-acorn l tnwssd. l baltcvs the
maxim lo giva the Devil his duo. should
act apply soldy to tho Old Ham]. and
whom balm folks do tbs rlglistking tboy
should bavo credit too, and so I say that
’lriolty church vmtrymen am not only
christian gmtlom but women wit-ho
t‘t
liliiillih 1......
tmlsblill
«wall as
billion in giving us a bt-ttcr thoroughfare
at lbs Firs Uornsra which have boon a
dourco of inoonvenlonmi to lth commun-
ity and an upon-o to all itiisrr-atcd in
any dcgrss In them for so long a time. i
gus- Ml ”Db. servant vvl ”our
have Mobil hls "N'sws and low!"
to again find any fault with Trinity
tburcfi sidewalk.
I Bpsskfng about churclrns, wern't you
Ollrpriaod a little at the prion for which
tho old Congregational property sold. it
ought to bow brought at but "Mild,
and would have paid ilio purchaser a
mighty rucs profit at that price had be
handled It. right. and if what I'm told is
true. $20,000 could have boon realised for
it. This proporty has a history, and is
("W of the landmarks of Old Wolf. It
won built 5‘ years ago by Win. '1‘. l‘raw.
its disposal to tho Hotiitrrltmit'. Railroad
l o. lakos It out of tho market forever.
Tho price, however, was a good on lur
NIP ”CW, Hill M It mil ‘9. 000 min-10
they estimated wlu- ll tau 3 a. .It ”It” IIIII
I am ltrlorriml
atruttod to buy the property at any price.
Whey! If this had only her 0 known to
syndicate mult‘lh'l they from whom»
Tho fact is tho boys
wars cl “I! t, and as an Investment
of the railroad company, lbs entire ex.-
n'nwvstlng said railroad. which exports»
tbvy ought to have been willing to bars
qiskod‘ at. least 35,000 more than their last
iid lvrrily believe if the llousalorric
(‘ Io. had not been a competitor tho prrr
guinea foot by tho homo club.
Notwithstanding the errors made by
both sides there was considerable Inter-
‘wbnu tho Norwallts .play their regular
rid. in tho game. it Is safe to say that
game the Meta wrllhavc to play better
than they did yesterday in order to win.
Following la the more by innings.
somatic corioonei—s
Metropolitan. to :I I o I :I o x—lI
*Our grocers should not dtlay in (Oil
tingasupply of liruaaels soap, an it is
bound to meet with I ready sale. Our
people are tired of using adultcrated
soup.
‘l’lic Indepcutlonta hols-tad.
Tho lndr-pr-ndctit', of thnrpaukmcrc
defeated at Htamford yesterday after-
noon by tho (lorhnms, the score ritunding
2 to 0.
tiosnrmrr Iiallrolcy Vatooa tho Norwalk
Trust Co lllll.
Thtvliovt-rnor returned to the House
yesterday morning with his disapproval
trII- bill incorponlling tho Norwnlk Trust
company. in giving his reasons [or the
veto. ll) says that bill: stock is relieved
from taxation for local purposes in the
town where located, and where. its stock-
holders may reside, which he cannot ap-
prove, it being contrary to the general
policy of the State in regard to taxation
of stock of corporations of like charac-
ter. lie says: "I am awars that proca-
rlI-nta will be cited even in the enactment
of the llunoral Assembly to justify the
provisions of the charter to which 1 have
called your sttsotlw, but in my judg-
ment ths growing tendency to refine.
invested capital from its fair andflust
sarcasm..."- to ‘llll fill“
stats dint ’loosi; Mom
lllM’l‘ftirsr ask your further masidelrilion
of the bill. "
Fitch Boldlora' llorno. ‘ '
(lent-val Averill has been inspecting
the Boldlera’ Home at Norotou, with ruf-
erancsto securing the national approp-t
riatiotr towards the support of such Irratl
tuiiorrs. In his report he approves the
place in most rcppeota, but says: "The.
hospital is at present in the main build-I
ing, although tho best use Is now made
of tho means at band. it exhibits many
oppcrninltlaa for ltnprovirmsnt. The ex ,
lgency for I upstate hospital in apparent‘
at everyuspln the building. Thu wind-
ing and ”plight: of stairs Its ohoox-I
ions to annrnpar idea oi a hospital. and
tho proximity“ thsslck and tho well
am lb mingling the "vii-ultimo
extant. In use of the under cert-tin
sully imadned circumstances, prany of.
tho inmates would pariah. I. t
is sviderol the harmful to of ti
pressnltstahoi in tbs .omhg lid svsnl
IDK "PO". on the day of my inspection;
when there were 76 rasIubsrs
(or duty and N sick of a total of 109
present. The avsrsgs ago or this aunt
hauls“ yhrs. Tbs laohof “Ids-l
sad propwsooo-tlodatlooa for tho dokl
and tumor waters: till-boos.“
multiply tbs anxious labors at tho sum
t sad lead a tissultory
prism
Intentions lifsaod slain.”
'f';l.,c:f'?, nysII, ‘;>
party would ‘liavo guns for about 811,000.
Tho brethren. tlrnrslorr. ought to crodll
this corporation, which I suppose will
barn to be considered according to the
common saying. as being dovold of a
soul. with a contribution of "3‘25 tow-
ard their new church.
I could not help noticing the rovcrcm
tral altitude of Unclo John llutcliings flll
thr- conditions of solo worn read by Rep-
montntivrr Ferris. coco his partner in
tho grocery business. Unclo John ro-
movod his but, bowcd his head, and
show-ed plainly that his mind was influ-
enced by sentiments other flrrrn trf a secti-
lar character.
Jim Mitchell, llllb happy auctioneer.
was m-vor funnicr than at this sale, and
though bu did quote Horipiuro "as the
bar-Is of some very keen jokes, some of
his auditors and victims seemed to relish
them as though the text as wall as the
lesion were entirely original.
Jim is It great piece of work, which in
be appreciated must be seen and heard.
What struck me forcibly at tho sale,
was the lack of sand on tho part of our
nroniml man and real estate speculators
Tho little syndicate wilted quitn rapidly
when they found they had Mr. Olmstr-trd
to contend with.
liut what knocked Inc all out was their
cvidsnt diapodtion to hair ths roof estate
market. This dossn't look to me like
long-headednm or lar-sightodnssa. A
rising real osfato market is what makss
the basins" good. A good bsoltbyj
market rubs the business profitable all
a'round.
a‘o‘ins with! the any ought to tum
bought the property. i am also inclined
that way. But there is other property
better adaptad for city purposes, and i
hope to but long enough to see it in the
city' a lxnscsaron
What i intended to write about to-day
in not churches. raal potato, or tbs sale
of propsrvy. i am very mach pleural!
that Mr. Pclham has been put in charge
of the streets again, and the work he has
done on Was ugtou street and is doing
on Irina 'ahowa: t It hp has got
Irma shoal iota. curtail tour in
vogue ans profiled you}: ,s‘m
getting tbs streets down to um... that
belong, and giving than thaabaraotsr of
city streets instead of marry roads.
The rounding up or farming process is
not a success. The heavy trucking now
dons on contracts ought not to be all
done on their crown. as It forces all tho
earth Into tbs gutters and makes only a
small part inf thostreela available. 13me
Mr. Pslbaiu's present mathod all the
street can housed and thawsar squal-
Issd. Although I bsllavs tbs tints has
gone by for gravel roads to our city'.
until we got up spunk enough to bavs
lg}- a good thing that they
arsiuchargso srnsnwith good not!»
won sauna, and who has grit snough to
nska M ”“an I! so:
Mil
a ohanga in our stay wt, 0
...r a; int-.Il In.
SODTH N()RWAl.l( CONN, THURSDAY, MA\ 9, [889.
a— . ...-. 4.3.- .
.I..--o
:batign will be made in the auparvblou
0f tkoatrrcts. arid Juataa likely as not .
some tins will be put to cbargs of tlietii'
who will round them up again and risks
them as bad as svsr.
I say this is Ilkoly to be that class. but
as It is poaolblo oven for politicians lo
Occasionally exhibit a Ilttls good lads-
arunt, I hope It may not he an. .r. .r.
'fl'lll‘l'll can. can. on sun stars
That's tho III. of tho Now tirad- Ila-lit.
Illll.
'I‘bs railroad ounttuittec 'fuoaday
knot-kid out all tbs pvopurd grads cross-
llitt Milt by rspofllog tbsru adversely
and favoringasutwtltute. the full test
of which is as follows:
liuctlon 3,189 of the general statutes is
binomial to read as follows: Tho anisotr-
ten of any town, the mayor and com-
WM MW .0 mad-ad
harm of any hamgii
a highway crosso- or In crossed by a rail-
road. or tho directors of any mmpauy-
Operating a railroad which crosses or In
err-said byablghway may bring their
petition in writing to tbs railroad corri-
tnlaaiontmi, tbr-rolrrallsglng that public
safety requires an alwrstion in atttflr
t-rotiaiug, Itaa alppmaohns, tlio method bf
crossing, Ibo ocation of lbs highway fir
tallmad or tbs removal of obstructions .
lo the right at stroll crossing, and pray-
log that tbs sums its colors-i. Win-rt»
fipon tho railroad commissioners. if they I
arcjaatisflrd that the situation at the i
crossing Irr question juvtllln such I
course, shall appoint a limo and place for
hearing tbs petition, and shall givs no
lico- tlrsrrof as they judga matrnabln to
Id potitloncra tho railroad comprmy,
to owners of land adjoining such cross-
ing, and to all othor portion in interest.
and aftarsusb antics sad bsarlog said ‘
mmrnlttm shall dslvrmlns what alter-
ations and removals shall be llllllfl and
.wlro shall rrriiko them. and wliuncvrr tho
track of a railroad t'rrmu-ti at grrrdo a.
public highway which was in existence
wbsn the railroad which crosses It was
constructed. and when any public high
way shall have been "mallow M
grit-lo acrorw any railroad at tho nous-it
pr-nsn‘stisll as paid by thtr’company
shall luf'ltl'llt a suitable award to tho
rrwtrt-ra of land adjoining wild crossing,
for any damage which may bv occasio-
cd by the changes ordered, in addition
to tho‘daniagrs rvfsrrsd to lo, soarlrrn
willila which 9
'l
atoll: IIAI iI, so.
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ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY!
'l‘wo Ul’tlllll Mrtliticvs, Friday and Saturday, at 2.30.
ADMISSION 25. 35 AND 50c. SCHOOL CHILDREN 150.
.W I soil bfiv
Nib iI'
«"1le II lawsuit snainghsm situated on rm
1 . luv-lb
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lot hallo luv-t
Tula- rtmlo- an» rwu at rim 1" Iain
Ian “Lupin of flak-inning ham rm tbs premix v, or
t
‘l‘lirlmlrr building lit" to and MIN! from. Mi
L I “51"" ammo Apply to W. l'. NAHUM, 0'
tutu. Lil's-an: A‘r Amaroai
3 NIGHTS ONLY l
Illurllal, Frillliilllliilil
May 16, 1'7. 18
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I )"'..’l.lii'ill;;I:Iumc i
mN'rx 5:.
fl I III rinIvI-fhr-Ilr applied '0' 0|"!de- 0’ .
witlrrnrl calm diary". frown work I H"
ml V- Was rlrrgftm iii. In. ,1
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militia "nil-1’3: III“... is» malaria
q
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l'ublu Aurthur, mi TlI'KlllMY.
atln'rlurlr p in. tha plat» rmw
mwalk. 0min. bald plat» contain" I
f‘lty watrr and good well of wain his- o!
I'Irriry or fruit. lists unit!"
(or pawn
«I and Nbarpcrrvrl. s Clay tit.a-r
“urinal. .r. a i. unittiriau wouw strata “I
call tlur nutrition of I“ IM 'I’ll I
lola lbs! ll” r hsvé a In a my»; oil hand that all
in (Inn's-1| vr- 1, low for flip nrll month or l”
”onvuum "in WI!!! larva class-l I! I‘ll!"
I‘ll N1 11" Will., Nil-float"
.lAfIl of tbs gsnsral statutes, and tho FOR SALE: 93.10 REIT. 22'1“ ”all: Also all kiml- ct lauraoass as
structnm within its layout which par 76R ’ ‘If ‘ “fl- rung ‘. I
tain to said Missing shall .thsraaftcr be quum 3‘ {in 'l'o itnnm‘l'm ' M M ”“W I
maintained and kept in repair by said 'M"‘"‘ BEES FflB HATflmg ‘
company. And wlrsnovnrapublic high- “ ‘ TO LET ‘ ”I“
way has from laid out ainca than
strut-tron of any railroad so as to cross it
at grade, unisas said highway was laid
out at the utmost of such railroad. com-
pany. The expanses of the abolition of
such grade crowing shall [in paid 00 psr
mat. by tho railroad compary, 20 par
cont. by tbostntn and 90 par cool. by
the town or municipality wherein such
crossing is abolisbsd.
Hon. 1!. Section 33.49! of tho gonna]
triathlon is harshy Iainondod by adding
after tho word company in tho second
lino firs words "to the owners of tho
land adjoining Illicit crossing. to the
other parties to flirt [wont-titling." avenue Palm-rust" rim dining groom,
Sec. 3- mull" 3-4” 0' “W mineral 55mm”... Sign—«mag; inflm'l: r v -
statutes is hon-by repealed. attic. "If." has '3”; raw». not no mil ‘1 '00 " .101.“ A' I.
-.---_.....-. -............ . .,__. water, a ry in ass-sumo immediately, 7,, , la lllllll
~0an m of rim-uni now will do "’"’"I?". ”"33" "' "' "' “5,552 u” “Magnum...” " ”fl"... 9
built/Int! "or as To Lirr Wi'f'ilALl.
rrrrwturn illitant-mt'trlfl. "can now. Iriqnlrs
n! Taylor J Holden.
Norwals not.” A
An llast Norwalk. rent av
. nun-tor. at our. Apply bi W Yuan". at lock
wood ”12.00
aw Airtrnmttai‘r‘tiiiui sa‘ iIIIr-rmo‘n
"IT! AND LAf'fl "MUM, NM“
”Morris "Mil MIMI I!“ M
l'lyrrmrrlb llr-r ks arid l'skln filth. ’l h.
rum-loss sun Ir
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storm t' it. MTV!” molt .
'l( 'm FUNNIMIIV’ llflfllli— Tll TWO , mm“
umkrurn. No it)! Wvblrutlm rfrv'rf, itrmllr ‘ V V _. M"
_rrrwalk. m6 ’I’llz
II II 0 . i‘ ii
ww I» W HIIII tattla It 'all ”Ila it
rraldmr-MI. A and v H um: calla-i ' ‘7
Ini-b with all mmbvvrr rvsm-nta- I mrllm
and; $llml|lh and out rim-m itnqstn M ~u-—
w lit-nth Norwalk or Willis WM
ward. mum-II"! New leh "I“ l G. M RITCH'S ”VERY “‘81!
lot It mums rm. I on r or word mum—M u
now. a on Dir-t
All In good twtllr
Public Auction, ;.
Saturday. May 1.53
In 4. if
morn work than two bars of many of tho-1
cheap rosin snap! now hiring sold. '
"iii." 3 not. In ("yogi ‘
Thu steamer City of itprlnglfsid, Cavv
lain lit-dis, from Hartford, Cool" for
New York, ran on th I: reefs west of Ex-
et‘iilinn Rock ll Illdlrput [our o'clock
yesterday moraidg during a dome fog.
ller [Imnflflfl thirty la lnnmhnr, were
transform! to the steamer Naugrrtticki
arrtl brought to New York.
»¢-a «Imgo
A earn. ? I
l desire to harvby lander my thanks to
flu. lIr'II rfrpsrtmnnr strata r-rprsss my
high appreciation of their efficient asr
vicar st thy tire In toy factory yestsrda rdayI
mornipg.‘ I . . Aso
"on Your lys- unsound Iron. .
Prof. J. it. (burns. tbs scisntiflc optica
tan, with all hiss flattens for measuring
dyes and log ‘labss will“ “at.
a. ti. Ferris” jsirelry stola oss wist‘
commencing Monday nut, May 13th.
Nouns has orcau got tho facilities be
0
District or Ions-lb, 'u'. Prat-I;
Cull". May flth. A ”"1839
VII-tats
JIM Nslrirt vinegar-r]
WllIunAI. initial application“ has hem
this 1' mm by that
Irldar
wblrh is frilly dvsuihsdun
II- aan that
tawlnr he antlwri
(nosuzn 11-: sort lpplioallvai l fIcsrri :«los
Iaratirrrd at the i
“if: an
that pa lit mt
irrfrvsstrd mash by publish
rurvaoprv havlcg a circulation is laid
fez: sight days bottomA mid tls wagof war:
I o u sunspot-snot was his llama
ulna. bati- nttlrvoldvllld Na Osthiog
lonyt litairrz" I. 4'55 I. wtwlilvll‘p In
Ilrsvllnnd’a Fruit Moro.”—
Bowl "IMHO“ “ANANAI, nos. ”A?”
allilrnl of cats racism!
nIIg-Igmc
II
T'mErsW theta "anflg‘ml. m" m
of John Morton, Iatr- of Norwalk. in
WW ln
.. .. Refrigerators!
iavlatsol rim 7
said sop! 1.00» on A '1}! .thfll
OF ALL SIZES
in M" Ilium;
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Low Priééé
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of ”is of attain
m
lists chiral
t harm!
MID.
‘ A fin oqum lrrdv ‘
N0 “all.“
(i'bxlto: Iago» st. Forwalk.
llll'llEIlf
mm.m
' Music not! may? I
[out of Roy-mad It.
has for discovering defective vision.
Difficult caries solicited.
‘ WANTS.
r a w on ‘ .
AYOU! 3: Allan “an: ““5100 it "Alli-
owu handwriting. ru’rlt
Boransiis wanna-annuals or run
or wool. at II iltwtlr lain short.
('in llolal. Milt Norwallt. lib
ANTED. A NAM WHO WILLA“!!!
with the «in-bur w.nvk Octal vol-mas to
court. In. War. It. Saris. 76 lartllvsaoa.
AWE!) A Nu'f' AND Tim 0
aiicnttsmlsysarsold tostrandfns y,
Awlyllfli Is.ofilcs m
11
run. sans.
ZZITI-tro norm} or fill erratum va.
fbsubhvata'w
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mum plum; ”film
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GRAND “(EPENING
THE UNIVERSAI}
"it?“ No. 10 North Main Street, South Norwallt, (infill
SOMETHING LONG NEEDED ' '
NEW YORK PRICES.
“1 HlIllSE Fllllfllilllflii Eflfllli
Astonishing
of [afflic-
MN’T FAIL T0. CALL AND SEE L's.
TO-DA'Y,
"IIYTH fl" m
”At-n.
Low ~ Prices.
fkftfl'msm‘tflrzgww‘“
80 MUBLE T0 snow courts. ‘
E. 0 KERRIGAN.
Norwalk Chronicler