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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. SATURDAY, MAY 25. .8...
PRICE TWO oasis.
TIIE EVENING SENTINEL
It! IIAILI!0AD PLACE].
WWIWALI.
135 MAIN strum.
NORWALI
l'lltl ALAIH 380x33.
flat! .....fl.l'.tlllhll ltd-pinks atAd
aulxpremollcslndspogan boil-ls.
lo. thymmof'f’ollmstmel; keyats
Dayansstsndallfsctones.
Ila. kmoflalasndooueoid: more; In at
D.Dunovsn‘sbousssod.l.l 'IIs-in‘s
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la. la. Franklin meet schwl; key at «boo! house
and residence of“ llllam ll. bin lib.
'0. “Concord W pelts school; keyat In.
Paul's residence, 0.10 Concord street. and
ailm-
No.14. Islantreot era-use of Ann street; key at
Wolf‘s saloon and all factorles
In. “J! Blah street corner of llayview swans; key
at A. Dlekerman‘s residence
"can. cam.
Onostroko at ”o'clock soon for Standard Time.
from.» of the bell (thus l-l) slguicea In is
m of tau hell l-l l) slgallss tb
6!! m II D be turned
Instructions Iro an antenna.
ltlvs lufortnatlon of a fire in your lmme
borbood unlock the box diior: pull the
way down once only, and let the hook
hookmolt “up the box and do not open or touch the
sale until the next the in your neighborhood.
uotattampt to remove the he from the door.
Chlef Knginccrwllisoe that returned to its
pupa place. llAHUBf. HleWAN,
Chief libiizlneer.
LISI' 0! LETTERS
Remaining uncalled for at the following p ul-otllces
for the week ending Hayfi, lav-9. l’crsotis call
Ill ftl' anyof these letters will please say they are
advertised
AScorn Nomi ALK l‘mr orrirr: —¥rs Emma
It'll“ lsry Armstrong, llrl. A. Andersen,
John miym. Hrs. Nellie Allen, l-‘rodllrsdsbsli. )flss
Bra H Benedict, Win. Bronson, William Benton,
In. chhsel Braden-n, LuciusI P. Bailey. His:
Annie Collins llrs. John Clansy, hfrs. Oscar ll.
Hrs Liblyitm Clark ll. PCInipbelltm
Jacob nzsr. Bette Puller, Miss Aunle
Pllnn(8) as. Gordon(2), Pied (-rcun, alr. C. ll.
Oesntr 'Id dwsrdmriusn. ltrs. Lizzie (layer, Frank
Prod H. Hopkins. Chas. If» flsrrts
Berthslfarads, Hinnte in. Franklin u. Ginner.
His. Prank ether, In. Jo nMIII,ard llc-
IAI, In. Aaliyc 1.. Hillcr, Hlss Amelia Holden.
In. Lean. Hrs. Anna Waters, Bartus
Hibll‘, I. N. McCarty rs. Har‘ Hcflell,
J Hstber Hrs A Hullins, rs. lfelen
Phillps,C. ll. iwsnn, Benjamin Slsco,Hi-s. flicks
A. Smith, HireJ. Thomasnd. W. Terry.
C. E. DUTY, P. H.
Eur Nonwstit l'us-rorriesz-Mrs. James
Costcllo,0vle Frederick. hevi Pox, Mrs. 'l'oliin,
lAuisH. Ferry,orTerry. ('hristisu 'l'hmupson.
lfAllltY ltlllttli . ..\f.
Nonwsta l'osr- 0m”: vDr. Bdkt'h Ellwsrd ll.
C, ll. Chlshohn.L Blwllllf .l l’. l-srrntl,
1&1]!ch d,ii. D. Hendrick, lici Dr Jens-
I,r Hull letJfrs bowel Ho. Chink Grace
Pebbles lilac letRaddy, C. ll. Raymond \rissllliu
Bullh, C. \ando, Bennett and Hui-ted
A.(. .GULDING, P. if.
N. Y. Herald Weather Forecasts.
The feeble depression yesterday morn-
ing central near Lake Huron has moved
eastward to New England. It will be
followed by a “cool wave," probably
ovarspreading the lake region to-day and
thissectlon and New England tomorrow,
with frosts near the lakes. Temperature
rose in the United States yesterday, ex-
cept on'the lakes; the chief minimum
reported was 20 degrees, at St. Vincent,
Ilium: the chief maximum 86, at Mon:-
gomery, Ala. In this district to-day
cloudy to partly cloudy weather will pr!»
bably prevail, with light southerly to
southwesterly winds and slight thermal
changes, followed by fresh westerly to
brisk northwesterly winds and rain, pos-
sibly a thunder storm, clearing and
colder at night. In the Middle States
cooler, partly cloudy weather will pre-
vail, with light southwesterly to fresh
and brisk westerly and northwesterly
winds and rain, followed by clearing,
and in New England cooler, partly
cloudy weather and variable winds, be-
coming fresh, and brisk southwesterly
to northwesterly, with rain. On Sun-
day, in this section and in New England,
partly cloudy to fair, cooler weather,
will probably prevail, with brisk tofresh
westerly and northwest/erly winds, pre-
ceded by rain on the upper New Eng-
land coasts, and on Monday fair weather
with slight thermal changes, followed
by higher temperature.
llnluturs Almanac for Tit-Morrow.
Hightide Low tide Sun rises Sunsets
8.44 2 32 4. 24 7.14
THE L0__CAL NEWS.
:The free delivery inspector is in the
city to-day.
—Wallace’s Chocolate and Ben Boris
fresh to-day at Plaisted’s. "
Preaching at Brookside Chapel Sunday
afternoon at 5 o 'clock by Rev. C. If. Sel-
leck, of Norwalk.
--Nice Pot-Cheese, fresh every day, at
W. Howard Seymour' s, 92 Washington
stun . , -
I The Norwalks—fl and Clintons are booked
to play on the Baxter Grounds thisLafter-
noon. Gains called at 4 o'clock.
——Great reduction ip hats to d" , at
Fawcett's Headquarters for Hill. I my, 3
Water street, Norwalk.
H. 1]. Tucker, pastor at the Advent
Christian church of East Norwalk, will
preach at Union Chapel, West Norwalk,
at 8:30p. m. to-morrow. All are cor-
dially invited.
Tumorrow evening's subject at th-
Bpringwood Union chapel will be. "F.2d!
God and Keep His Commandments."
Subject Wednesday evening, "False
Witnesses.”
Hr. Blacknian, the piano tuner, is
compelled to go to Danbury to attend a
funeral and will not be able to attend to
business Honday, but will been hand
again Tuesday to attend to orders. .
fie commmittes appointed to apprise
the Wilson Point property which the
Hountonlc railroad has bad condemned,
have girth thcir decider), which is
.17.”, «memo an acre.
-“f.a Randomly Wag'tform,
C i. D closed their drill season
evening. .
The representative of the Sunburn lisp
Cu. is in town making a new insurance
map of the city.
-—Ssratuga Vichy on draught at Plats-
ltsl s.
Aoow valued :ttlilo, belonging to
John Greenwood. of the borough, died
Isl-t slight. . ______
——" L's Risa dr' Key West." 3 for 250. .,
the bl at Key West cigar ever in It in
town, at hickw..nd's.
A small sdditiodliiis been built to the
South Norwalk Steam Lsundry to ac-
commodate their increasing business.
-— Genuine Irish Linen Paper. at Ather-
tnri's news stand, cor. Haiti and Wash.
lug'on streets.‘
A promise minibus; J umrs Foun-
tain, will he held at the Y. M. C. A.
rooms to morrnw afternoon beginning
at 4 o‘clock.
—Smoke "Sofie," the best 10:: cigar in
town, at Lockwood’s cigar store.
John Bishop. aged 8‘3 yearuiiell at his
home on Spring street last evening of
heart disease. Funeralservicos will be
held Monday afternoon at 2 o‘clock at
the house.
—All the daily, weekly and Sunday
papers. at Alhsrtuh's news stand. De-
livnred free,
Martin Austin, a soap peddler from
Worcester, Mass, was airesled in the
borough this morning by nfllcer blotc-
houue, on complaint of B. WJfaplce, for
selling without a lice-use. Justice Selleck
fined the “faiker"tli and costs and he
left town.
—Plaisted's Beef, Iron and Wine, 75c.
Services to-morrow at the Advent
Chislirin church, Brat Norwalk, as fol-
lows: I’reschirig at 10:30 am; subject,
“Last Day Perils." Evening subject at
7:30 o'clock, "The Unchangcuble Um.- of
lit‘fiVl‘n and the Uzichangeable thing on
Earth."
——Rubber Stamps, any design or size
for banks, or factory use at Atheriou's
news stand.
Mrs. Amelia Brown died at her home
on Ann street yesterday at it o‘clock.
The cause of her death was enlargement
of the heart. Deceased was in the 59th
year of her age. Funeral will be held at
her late residence, Monday afternoon at
2. 30 o cl.ock __-._ __.-
—Smoke “80- So," the best 10c cigar
in town, at Lockwood’s cigar store.
In giving the order of procession yes—
terday for Memorial day parade, the first
three Sunday schools were not placed in
their proper order. ' They should have
read:
South Norwalk Hethodlst, red.
But Norwalk Hethodist, white.
South Norwalk Congregational, blue.
—We have received new goods every
day this week, and 3 cases of oil stoves.
All kinds of goods, at prices cheaper,
than the cheapest. F. H. Nash dz Bro.
The Hour this morning credited Mana-
ger Hamilton as having said that Capt.
Jack had not signed with the Norwalk-.
The fact is that Capt. Jack promised to
play with the Norwalks and sent a man
to intercede for him. He failed to put
in an appearance when he promised to.
—For one day only, Saturday, May 25
immense bargains, 50 per cent. below
the regular price.
Rev. B. A. Delano has returned from
the West feeling somewhat improved in
health and will occupy his pulpit to-mur-
row as usual. The morning discourse
will be upon some lessons drawn from
observation in the west, Subject, The
Gospel and the Ninteenth Century, public
cordially invited.
—Get your rubber stamps at Ather-
ton’s news stand, lender’s block. Orders
taken one day and delivered the next...”
The officers and members of Douglas
Fowler Woman's Relief Corps, No. 15,
are requested to meet at the depot, Hon-
day, May Nth, at 2 p.m., to attend the
funeral of our beloved sister,hfrs.fAmclia
Brown, at her late residence on Ann St.
“Pmbcnl will please wear white gloves
an i have badge of mourning. By com
..and of president.
~Latest sensatiu. ! It is here! It has
come! The great combination bankrupt
clothing sale is now going on at 41 Main
street, Norwalx, and the clothing is be-
ing slungbtrrcd at onedialf manufactur-
ing cost. Now is, your time to make a
little fortune by purchasing at the bank-
rupt sale. You must come quick as the
time is limited to ten days only. Com-
bination Bankrupt Clothing Sale, 41 Main
street, Norwalk. .__.._
Burglar! at Work In the Borough.
Last night B. If. Rose. who recently
returned from the south, discovered that
during his absence burglars had made
an unsubcemful attempt to enter his
house on Camp street. The lock of the
front door had been tampered with and
broken and the cmmeut bore unmistak-
able evidsnce that a "jimmy" had been
used. Before leaving town Hr. lines had
taken the precaution to securely bar and
bolt his doors on the inside. This [tree
caution prevented the burglars‘ from
carrying out their plans.
Imported, Domestic and Key Wart
(figure, all thahdhghauhatlock'
\ll lltllllAl. llll hElllll' ES.
A IJIION IBI‘I‘ING 0|" ‘l‘lll
CHURCHES ‘1' II 310 "All.
TOoIOIIIIOW NIGHT.
There will be a union Hemorlal service
of the thumb“ at Music Hall tomorrow
night at 7.30. The order of exercises
will be as follows. and “my. aw in in-
vited to bring Goats-l fly ....I lluuhl, mid
join in the singing, which Wlll be led by
Prof. l’unzult on the corner:
Singing, "Shall we G ither at the River,"
and “To the Work."
Reading of Scripture, Rev. C. J. North.
Singing, “Onward, Christian Soldier."
Prayer, Rev. B. A. D 'lano.
Singing, "Oul an ArmorBIIrer
Sermon, Rev. .A. Biddle.
Singing, "All hail the Pol/tr of Jesus‘
Name.”
At the Noiwalk Methodist Church to-
morrow evening there will also be a no-
ian service. Buckingham l‘ost will at-
tend to uniform. list. Dr.‘ Van [untrue
“I“ preach on “Some significant facts In
our National Life and History. "
—(l.isoleiic, Vapor, arid Oil Stoves, all
all. -s, from 34 up. Largest ll. Iking Orv ns
N. W. ll. Heeker& Co.
AMERICAN iiiiiiiiil s.
MEETING HELD "Y 1'"!
LODGE.
AN OPEN .
Lincoln Council. Order of American
)frchanics, held a public meeting at
their half last evening. it was for the
purpoea of enlightening the public toe
greater extent as to the ulljwt of the
Order. A few friends were pre-ent from
Stamford. Thomas I“. Gilmore, Slate
Organiz‘ir, delivered a pleasing address,
and Rev. G. llaulenbeck aim made some
to -.nIitrks
—Beirig delicately Pl'llu. nod, and as
fine as satin, Brussels soap though not
high priced, is one of the best soaps for
the bath or toilet.
Dry Goods Stores to close Early
Tile Boston Store, Scofirlll k llnyt.
Eta-aid Street, Ambler & Ssmmis and
J. F. Bennett, which includes all tlicllry
goods of the borough have agreed to
cloni- their twp-'Cltu' places of business
after July 1 at 0 o’clock p.m., with the
following exception: From July 1 to
September l5, Mondays at 8 p.m. and
Saturday at l0 p.m.: from September 15
to January 1, 189‘), Mondays and Thurs-
day at 8 pm. and Saturdays at 10 pm
from January 1 to March 15, Mondays- at
8 p.m. and Saturdays at 10 p.m., March
15 to July 1, Mondays and Thursdays at
8 p.m. and Saturdays at 10 p.m. The
stone mil be closed all day on legnlboli
days. Ten days previous to Christmas
and C‘ lrlrit: ..'m wet it they will keep open
every owning as late as businesr demands
and on the evening before each doliday
'l'wo (leorgetown .Tonghs.
Thomas Hunt and David Downs, of
Georgetown, two laborers employed In a
quarry at Branchville, boarded conduc
tor Beeman's train on the Danbnry and
Nnrwalk road, Tuesday afternoon.
When asked for tickets they became
abusive and struck the conductor. A
brakeman who came to Breeman‘s assis-
tance was badly beaten. Upon reaching
Danbury, Hunt and Downs were turned
over to the police, and sent to jail. The
appearance of the two men Indicated
that they got the worst of the fight.
-No cracked or chapped hand-i with
Brussels __eoap._
East 1;“! M. 3. Church
C. bl. Pegg, pastor. Services to-mor-
row at 10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Sub
jects. morning, "The right kind of
speech making people." Evening, ”The
Heroes of the war of 1861, who fought
our battles and saved our country." All
cordially invited to be present.
-Acker, IE}; dc Condit's Imported
Cigars, all the leading brands, at Imk-
wood's cigar stori-
Cant .ll Norwa lk’s New Officers.
Canton Norwalk, N o. 16, 1’. IL, I. O.
O. R, clectcd the following officers last
night: Commander, A. A. Bette; Lien:
tenant, John H. Kinney; Ensign, W. H.
Hoyt; accountant, Jarvis Kellogg; clerk
W. E. Buxiou. They will be installed
on the third Thursday evening in June.
--Onc bar of Brussels soap will do
more work and do it better than two bars
of the best rosin soap ever made.
Clty Electric Ugh“.
The poles for the electric lights for this
city have been shipped from Maine and
are expected io-day. Councilman Duke
has located most of the lights and will
probably complete the location in worse
of the day.
—G.i to Fawceit'll, 8 Water street,N.ir»
walk, today for great bargains in hats
and fl was at 50 per cent. below can.
Fire Police Benefit.
A large audience saw Kate Ciaxton
and her excellent company present the
“Two Orphans" at Mustc Hall last even-
ing. The performance was for the bone-
fit ofthe South Norwalk Fire Police.
Thecotnpauy will realize about $50.00
from the entertainment.
—-8sva ms Pumice. If you combine
the contents of a pint bottle of Ammo-
nia (as commonly sold) with six ounces
ofbsstsoapitisjustwhatyou get in a
five cent package of “Zomoula.” g lb.
samples free.
Chas. E. Seymour, 80. Norwalk.
‘ Chas. H. Yaldau. Norwalk. ‘
Sl' LCIAL (‘l’l‘Y MEETING.
N0 AO‘IIOH TAKII. ~Al ADJOURN-
lll‘l‘ NI 1"“) WIIIS.
A special city ”meeting was held last
evening at the Salvation Army barracks
on North Haiti street. Councilman Bal-
lock presided. After the reading of the
minutes, which contained the report of
Wm. B. Rider relative to tbsextrosiou
of our water works, the following reso-
lution was offered by John B. Light:
llusonvso, That the vote passed at the
lust city meeting authorising the water
commissioners to do certain work agree
able to recommendations of Wm. B.
Rider, be reconsidered.
ll. was voted that when the meeting
adjourned it adjourn to meet Friday
awning. June 7ih.
The meeting was called at the It quest
of the hill residents and bowls H. flash
explained their otdeof the question til
the following speech: ‘
The object of the citizens in calling
this meeting is to present certain facts
relating to the pieces. state of our water
works and to propose certain as which
we believe are for the best ntareat not
only of a portion of our city but to the
whole water works sy stern. We desire
on plan to be adopted or money expend-0
ed on any plan unless it can be maintain-
ed that it is the Very best for the whole
city and that the money invested will be
of permanent advantage to our water
works system and bring an adequate ro-
turu for the outlay.
It is natural that th who first suffer
from the overdraft 0mm main should
be the first to give the matter careful
consideration and to propose a remedy.
We do not and will not advocate any
plan which will not give to our city an
adequate return for the money invested.
There have already been two plans
proposed for the extension of our water
works.
First. The distributing reservoir plan;
which had considerable merit and was
favored by our Water Commissioners
and many other persons. This plan
would have given its nearly aunilorm
pressure day and night but not enough
for tire purposes In the higher parts of
the city
The second plan was one proposing a
new storage reservoir and a new main
leading from the lower reservoir to the
city it was voted at the last meeting
to build the reservoir, filters and other
improvements at a cost not toexceed
tliirty- six thousand dollars ($30,000) but
not to build the new main at present.
When completed this scheme will in-
volve an expense 0 between N, 000 and
390,000. Before ntering intoa project
to expend so much money, it is certain-
ly vrise to examine every plan carefully,
to measure it and see what it can do;to
see what it wdlcostand how much it
will give in return for the money ex-
panded before we proceed to act upon it.
We have therefore collected as com-
plete information as possible as to the
present state of our water works, in ord-
er that the needs of our city might be
made manifest.
It has been said by an engineer of
world- wide reputation that we never
really know anything about a subject
until we can measure it. Our water
works system consuls of a storage reser-
voir, known as the upper reservoir. hav-
ing a capacity estimated at 100, 000, 000
gallons, and is situated at an elevation of
:52; feet.
The water from this reservoir flows
through a natural water course, descend-
ing rapidly for a short distance and then
passing through an almost level tract for
about It miles, it flowsinto another re-
servmr known as the lower reservoir,
having an elevation of 223 feet; thus do-
scending a distance of 104 feet. This
lower reservoir also collects water- from
an additional water shed. From this
lower reservoir our 12 inch water main
leads, passing up and down several hills,
then over the Stevens hill down into our
city
Let us first consider the capacity of
our main under various conditions of
serviw. l have in my hand a table
showing the capacity and fractional re
sistance of pipes of varioussizes under
different rates of flow; a copy presented
to me by an enginwr of the ProvideuCe
Water Department. I wish to say, gen»
tlsmen, that this table is not merely cal-
culated from mathematical formula but
is the corrected and tabulated results of
actual tests made upon pipes of these
s. zes in actual service. It is used by so»
gineers throughout the community as a
basis for determining the one and caper»
ity of the water works main and II far
more accurate than we have need of
working.
The table shows a fractional h' of
head and corresponding discharge of
pipes of various sites per one thousa
feet of length.
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The delivery 208.558 cubic feet is sub-
stantially what Hr. Rider says Is the
limiting capacity of our main, namely—
18,0wcubic feet. Thecapaclty of our
main is limited by the elevation of the
main on the highest hill. Afta' tbh
point is reached no more watercau be
obtained. These in lower level slai-
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AN EARLY MORNING BLAZE
A IIOIIII OI IIIWII "HI“ BAD-
L‘l DAM." IY I'llI.
A twostory framehoaaslatbsrearot
No. llt Iorwiamuat. was badly OW
Idbyflraatan-viyhsurthhl‘lomllla
1'" fill-m mandala tow mtnatss baton
oaao‘oloek meoxnaad when the
In depart-suit arrived they found the
m up between the stanch-
kicslalbohaokpsrtoftbobosso. The
In was hard to got at, but by persistent
work the lumen succeeded to sit“!!!
it under control. The damage is mostly
to the rear of the building and on tho
roof. 'f'tiabouas was new one, recent
ly built by Rd. Kansas. who lives is an
adjoining house at the corner of Harwiu
attached Harbor avenue. it had never
been occupied, but aomsof Hr. Koaras’
koasohrdd goods were stored In the attic.
The. were badly damaged. People liv~
ing to class proximity hecsnia thorns!!!-
ly frightened and removed their hours-
bold effects into the street. The fire
started in the cellar and was undoubted-
ly of incendiary origin. It is said that
two men were seen running away from
that locality about half-past twelve
o‘clock. There was an insurance of
Cl, 800 on the building.
-Hata from auction today at til) per
cent. below cost, at Pawoett‘ , 8 Water
street, Norwslk.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Herbert Ayres has returned from
visiting his sister in North Stamford.
Hrs. H. F. Cook and Bro. T. J. Ayers
and son Emerson of East Norwalk, have
returned from a visit in Hartford.
—Flsunela washed with Brussels soap
are always white and nice.
Hrs. George H. Colea of East Notwalk
is visiting Mrs. R. D. llawley of Hart-
ford. (bun.
Hits Emma Godfrey and bliss Hamle
Albertaou will spend Sunday with friends
in Stamford.
Hisses Sadie Godfrey and Hinnis Bates
of this ciiy, are spending it few days in
Bedding.
Robert Hiller is risking ii: qtwofold.
James Wilkinson will spend Sunday in
Boston.
Hr. and Mrs. Eben Clark will spend
Sunday' In Ridgctleld.
W W. Benton and wife will spend
Sunday in Ridgelleld.
—9nioke “8080," the host 10c cigar in
town, at Lockwood'a cigar store.
Thomas Klein ha returned from his
visit in Jersey City.
William Clifton, of N.w York is visit-
idg his brother in the borough.
James O'Hara and daughter, Hay, dill
spend Sunday with relatives in Bridge-
Hr. and Mrs. J. L. Burbank left for
Brooklyn this morning, where they will
spend a week with friends.
Edward Ball of St. Johns, New
Foundland, is visiting with Hr. and Mrs.
John Knapp.
John Buckingham has returned from
a visit in Worcester Hess.
Mr. and Hr. Samuel F. lohnson will
spend Sunday in Brooklyn.
—lriiportrd Domestic & Key West
Cigars, all the leading brands, at Lock-
wood‘ .
James Gould, who with Mr. William-
son, badchsrge of A. E. Ayer 8 Co's
branch brokerage office in this city, will
reside' In this of .y during the Summer.
Philo Best, one of the firm of the Lilli-
putisn Bsz tar Co, of New York isj
spending a few days with Hr. and Hrs.
Silas Hilton of East Norwalk.
-—Acker, Herrnll d: Condit's Imported
Cigars, all the leading brands, at Inck-
wood's cigar store.
A FAREWELL RECEPTION.
61"” 3! arm arm I! HONOR 07
Ill. awn-neon.
The residence.“ Charles Betta on East
Avenue was brilliantly lighted last even-
ing and filled with prominent young
peopleof the borough, the occasion ho
ud ingurecrptirmgiveubyHimSallyBetts
in honorof Him Kate Anderson, who
leaves town today with her parents.
Ills guests assert] from 9 until i o’clock
lo'libe strains Milellglitful’ more pro—
, ridrd by a New York orchestra and dun
ings short intarmimiou partmk 'of a
choice variety of refreshments: ‘
Among the guests present were Br.
and Ira. LeGrand Betv, Hr. and Hrs.
Cele Hatch, Hr.aud Hrs. Will Betta,
Mr. and Hrs. B. H. lockwood, Hrs.
l-‘rrd Betta. Hie-Charlotte Betta, Nel-
lie Welton, Eadie Hiller, Clara and Flor-
enceSelleck, Hable Vandeiboef. Harv
Stewart, Hertha Knapp, Sarah Hender-
son, Etta Bellies, Gertrude Peck, lebis
Inckwood, Alice Cholwell, PaulieHoyt.
Dr. Hurray, Herero. Nelson Taylor, Ar-
thur Ambler, Prank Beatty, Charles
Hitler, LeGriind Raymond, Oliver Jack-
son, Fred Status, Winfield Hoody.
Ralph Hoédy, Joseph Heady. James
Bailey, Gould Hoyt, Colonel Roberts
and Hr. Ferris.
—0uly pure fruit juices to Plaittai'l
soda water.
Them of the trefiury has ap-
pointed J. W. Knowlton to hoenstcdlau
of the public building at Bridgeport.
Minoan-Paulina oaths
bridge will hooped today. Head's
: “talus metals
Takekomaam-plafornrxtloadny.
a»
mum-withstand. “tofu.
TUE ll’rlTlt‘lt MEETING.
The water meeting last night was a
was done at the meeting, as for the evi-
dence it gave that the people have bo-
oomsintorsatsd suflolently to attend a
meeting called to consider the question
of a better water supply and service for
the city.
Innis H. Nash's plan, which we printin-
in full in the proceedings, brought out
some very interesting and useful Infor-
mation, and the suggestions it contained
are worthy of the fullest and most cars-
ful consideration. The spirit manifest-
ed throughout the discussion indicated
one desire and that to get a good mam
sunlclent supply of water upon the most
economical and efficient plan.
Asasvsral plans have been proposed,
and as they each have merit, the two
weeks intervening till the next meeting
will give the people opportunity to fully
consider them.
—Plpss3la}ib?73srds, etc, at book-
wood‘s cigar store, cor. Halo and Wash-
ington Sta. ‘_ ..
-A unusual: accrue. To give a
beautiful gloss to starched clothes and
to prevent the iron from sticking, add
half a teaspoonful of Zomonia to the
:tarcb. tics. packages be; } lb. samples
roe.
Chas. E. Seymour, So. Norwslk.
Chas. H. Valden. Norwalk.
WANTS.
great sebum-riot so much for what ands-tabla
llavllanu’s Pratt Store.
\Iltllllil'tglg'lllfllfi. BAlsl: if. rias'. pans
lull “OW I“. 00“ N m
l Flower Bonus... ash...“ and
loud
0. A. navmn's. I Hall St. NW
0mm
1‘02: desiring W
the. a?” ll J. Cll'ftmlflsu" can
turn or Ray-um It
\IOBEILLA L'lftllllllltl WOULD AGAIN
hsosuamlua ftboss who want
hamster
magnum" supp ly nahaodthat will
lowfor next mouthortwo. sls
on that Beucdlrt farm all.
atlahorl
Iran's price. Also all klnda argument as
ctlonccriiig
ll
llaclslnc snap.
IIAVING LOCATED IN W. A. WHEELIB'B
s.u."d"."....."°°.l',“l‘d“"’i“'ii r“
o o u an use no
Bicycles repaired and as: pans lsrulshtd, lamim
Satisfaction-
gratiod and
teed. Call and give us trial.
Wallace
1' 8
Lower end of Water at. Bo. Norwslk.
Inn in
’I‘OOOIJ THI NWHHIIBIONIBB 0’ [Hum
herebyappllea for a "con-db
sell tlplritoous and Intoxicaliug Liquors, pur-
suant to the laws of this Blair- now in force relating
to the sale of Intoxiestlng liquors,Pm at the bulldlng
“ hwy-oil WW” I... " “""l‘ it“
a town 0 or-
walk. in said Conny.
signed, lNKIlffi‘f‘lllf t. KNUBIL.
listed at Norwslk the outlay of lay. it!»
Indonod by the following Ive electors and tax
payer-clash! town. none of whom are it
dealers In intoxicating liquors, and are not on-
dmvsn’m on any other up llig’pon b if
on S. dsltd,
CharhsB. D’Anrtolll:A Pranklt. ltjtarv
COUNTY 0! FAIRI'IK‘LD TOWN 0? N01!-
WALK. this lath day of Hay. 1.10
1.1'owu0lerkofsstd town, hereby certify. pur-
suant to the statute in such care provided, that this
Ilcstion endorsed as alert-said. has been submit-
toiuc,andf furthcrcerttfy thatcachofsaldcn-
ill.” “ “in "’" ”will?” ‘i'i' if"
a y 0 one a p on no Ii a
abovegn’tten eodnrssmont. pbseufl filed will: rutl
"151:5!sz K. BBLLf-Zt' K, Clerk of said Town
In
(Hill. FOR GIIIBAL BOUSIWORK Ill
1 mall fatally Alaotoldlugmautelbed. three
amortize. sals.cliesp Hrs. 0. BA AMI.
Golden fllllw at, no. Norwal k. In”
OABDllll. .vwo OINTLIIIN CAN Bl
uloslrv accumulated with room audboard
a private smlly, at No 9 Dav It.
l‘l'L'ATfON'f'ODO UP 8‘“st WORK, 0B
totakstkscsrsofachlld. Applyat It lune
wood ave..flooth liorwalk, rssldmeeof Hrs. Jul
Ferris. Iris—St
Merrill Phonogi‘iipic Academy.
-———-AHD
Commerclnl Training School,
bl Atlantic t-l... Stamford, Ct. In Session
Day and Evening.
SHORT“. AND and Typewritlng l Ilmcnt
under the personal insirucdon of the axe rin
elpal sag business :auagmr of Gsley' sshort
COIHBRCIAL Department. for the study of
keeping, Agrumariihip, arithmetic, etc"
Apply to James Ball, lit) 8 rl Bt.‘ll nowden
:
place. [I ug ' H8
IDDLBB'S TOP WAGON—w [N BEST-CLASS
condition. Top entirely new. Cheap for
w'hd I '
Ill “.31?" YACHT "Hm”. I, " 88 Fill:
overall N can d“ Address
Smith, Box 406, South Walk, Conn. this lw
wogoleebulldinglotafitla‘p’dggeit'fmnt, non
avenue. a .
LI.“ 0." ”I, It'll?! or
FOR SALE OR. TO RENT.
OOHHODXOL'B nwnuito HOUSE. W111!
modern muons; all ready
{a occupancy; situated hwelthlu five minutes walk 5
emblems our premlses t
excellent fruit. Taylor 1 Golden. “Ma. y
William]! BALI OR TORIIkT, 20:3“
Woodward. Inqu c
r
TO LET.
PARTHINTS 01’ "VS 110038.03 BER.
backstreet. lieutfll, house new.
is”. W. Duke, atQulutard'shudwanstorcmng
)LIASAN'I'. FURNISH”! nouns 'ro Ll'l',
with orwfihou bout board. stalls. W. Her
rltt's, No. 24 would at. Norwalk. m5 at
DRSlBABLI PLACI FOR A BOATING CLUB
“I“. I'll w “III.
on family, on
Point. House In I An abundance
of fruit and berries on For partur-
lara isqaireof’l'aylor 6‘ Golden Real [state and
30-th Ctmlb lw
sailors: on 'rus aunts rno
at B ‘
Pharmacy,th apply 4270’"
TIIBIVI'OILW no. 99 HAIR b'l'., NORWALK
Jolla locus, and
adv-eat were.” Thia la a ray
accused for any hostile-,0“ and
an: m... m. mutt-in...
Immediately. Apply J. J. locus, 14
Waturunorwslk mtltf
118320081) STORY 0’ HOUSE. N0. 1‘5
Seymourl’laec. Pivcroolna.
Apnlymlsnmustterfleuryseyinour. I‘nitbtf
00ml 70'” W “003:3
beacon mm a
«Gages. Klightlltrnst.
-,_. roe. sang. .. .
_. _.,- .. _ . . W... <3
0 if It I. —Olll GOOD BOMB FOB BALI.
I kludaudgcntlemotrlcka y,purpose
Dissol- IOI "I.” m Broadw- ”York, l rc. so
7 ' “l? i". joined unsoliiitedt mule-,nkmnyonrl‘rimds
i moxisnxnmcnxnm'rmco- “an, m, Wm, “mm”
“'1.pr pheruofnrc between Hrs. clean? theirhouor finish" "was
- udHnOsorIcW. Mn." whowouldseumlo has psrtytoan
their-Island cf.flowellt\focrhrcs lsdholvrd W ”mywmflmbc
bylbewithdrnwaloflruGsoWYumhsm. andftlsfolly folougusuflerwhsn them
Haynm ltg'fig'dn'i recovu'yllustyour'vcrydoor.
' 001.. c. I. 1383!! says: "In 1575 I was
rah-sickw'ietl‘IDyspepslamd Jsuudlezgfthcwgs‘:
. , mm, mutinywdghtubout
KO Ito-om. languish-tone one-nap am ’Mhlng
36.3. lawman moved his dents momma-sales sklueowldsurgut. y
other,” no NoJanblug aeosnellof dorm my we'd-curable;
lad. Hours: a... p.m. Insert uthuspvcuthshmdtsofcoabta Then
. Bennett). Grant BL, Harwell. Olin.
.. omef.A Warde of New York citv.
Youngineii and women rsrelully prepared foul
honorable and lucrative positions.
“mlnflon Typewlter Headquarters for Stamford
Bush ass Hausa supplied with competent assist-
ants on short notice For circulars and full Infor-
mation call on. or address,
IRS. H. A. HERRILL. Pris.
til Atlantic st, Stamford.
Couch. load,
Draught
and General PurpoaeH "BSESW
Also Trotting and Saddle
At Brooks’lde Stock Earns.
Pooh at 'l'hom.
EGGS FUR HITGHING.
BITSANDLACIWYANDO'H'BS. BLACK
Hiuorcas, Gold l'rnclled Hamburgs, Bard
Plymouth“ ltoekasud Pckln Ducks. The best first
‘“ 2:; :2... '°"
POPULAR PRICES
. nave reached this fair town.
E . C. HEWK E,
LATE OF NEW YORK,
Will, on crsbout JUNK lat,opena
PHOTO STUDIO,
At lfo. “Washington st. South Nornlk,
hewlllcseeute work in Illchlghcat style of “\th art
InoMreasouabl cpvices.
"12 linperlsh and one large Photo for framing, .3.
Akor ialclub rates Parties destiiig to get
ups e call for rates and information. All
which if inthelatesi N. Y. city style
sfngbdcular; tngold otoss r lilty
mini! life size era onme till. we
Washington St» Over Postofllcs.
um 2a!
A Talk With
Col. Ferris. Hoses Glover, David Putt.
8. K. Stanley. lira. Henry Seymour
and Others.
m Hunt BmOlIB. mid tohsvc had
scammed Deon-uni ofxcw York
by
Wasvcl low—mind tndiean da
abletownialovie,sorcwoaldy beaL’TEs
Dbeuverycaredbersevcuycatsagoandhasbcena
S. K S‘I'Altlfifmesrly eighty old, and
wlsuflcdngccvaci couch.
doctors behsd n l“I’cer on his lung." and
could not drive. flaring heard of the wonderful
by "l'thrmt Blood Purifier" I rent
(what oeaudtookltfalthfully. Hycuughdio
andmnowailiyinggnod health.
Testimony ofaBemarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Illas Cell. Starr. (new Ira. Charles
““ Ilisiiiiii Sill"
Here They Are I ’
I. Gazette Bulldlng, Hawaii,
m V. A. SCOFIEB
grime-a
GiaiIBazaaiiii
..‘-g—
tlongregatlonal Chapel,
South Norwallt.
Wed. Ev’ ng, May 89
For the Benefit of the New unit.
Refreshments and Fancy Articles fetish. ‘ ‘
sensation, to
THY oust
Ilel. Ciiily Cullen Btllll
l'l‘ ennals “scrim ii”
nsNiabL'iioiIuEmw.
AT 0081’ l
.
Pictures,
Frames, _
Fancy Goods.
Artists Materials;
STATIONERY. .
Baby Carriages;
Call Early and secure best
bargains
Sale absolute. Going out of
business. .I
E. C. WHITNEY.
13 North Main St, I
South Norwalk.
HATS! HATSi.
The Correct Styles {I
[nail grades or sun and Soft lists. Baths see,
811]; Hats,
Boys lists, Polo Caps, Tennis
Gaps in all colors, Crush ‘ ' .
lists, &c., at
KNAPP’S
91 Washington“
Particularm anemia-i
ml-‘fxluc, Cleaning and
Sills Huts.
EVEN LNG
at
attentional) ch trim. All work guaran-
mhtc and prompt attention to all. 0910“. “if
Thursds
club’s: Lows-a practical tartan '
Yale College gives lemmi- m M
Wouldbepleseedto have on call or
particulars. IEARKEIW
P. 8. —Also of Bodac- nap-tut,
Business College.
nss census! .
The Bear of the Warwick. ..
SmthmeflLanr-fiu .
Second-handliidit; .
And Other Household Goods.
Willis}; mastication-faith. Elli!
MONEY Lowers)
On Watches, Jewelry.“
All bit-luau new confidential. W
prompt attention. .
Norwalk Chronicler