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THE LOCAL NEWS.
Pantherlosulwstmssrfocrlhpope.
Wlll m the lyvlawl
, At the monthly who; of Pioneer
Book and Ladder company last evening,
a crrmmittesof live, composed of John
EJones.F. L. Iarritt. W. 8. Blarcer,
If. W.Aadrswsaadl'.n. Birch wssap
pointed to revise the company’s by-taws.
r.w.c.a.vs.rars.
,, .‘I'hsleulor nine of the Young Men's
,. .firlatlsadssssistiouwitlplsytbaYals
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Ge Drivmlansdlct'sOa‘Bsa.
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Street Railway Chmpsny, who dimp-
paared one morningssvsral weeks ago
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‘ Property
The application of the New York.
Bridgeport d: Eastern Railway Company,
a corporation legally organized and aa-
isung under and by virtue of the laws of “NW! Vim “I-
the State of Connecticut, with authority
to layout,locate and construct a‘raliroad
in and through the towns of Greenwich,
Stamford, Darisn, Norwalk, W
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“Wendie”?
loud beneaththesky.
of the «minute of Driver sthllmta
«M’- M box. returned to NMIIR last
night and was arrested by (lonstsbls
m {Icon Lockwood. Early in the evening
Flilflcld, Bridge . Btratford, tier "-Dfloflnraeorived I trim from
Orange and firmer», and to :35 h" husband, stating Mk0 would ar-
rueh lands for the purposes aforsmid as "'9 (”m N" York on "'9 7:30 WU.
may be ”m therefor has sent . sodaskedbsr to meet him at thsdspot.
communication to the Railroad Commis- “We war oohaod with auoflioer.
sionersreprsssutingtbat tbeyhavs altsb hlmfiflm'd“ ”won that
veyed, laid out and located, and haraby‘
do 1., out, subject w thcwrittsaappro- ollcsr and his wife when he slighted
W said fromthecars.
‘ AM her husband ran
. u .' . . . ,I “r ,
sisal. Graduates-Mining; . pinion
imonlthsums doorfaud
when hewent borne shortly before 10
g oPclock lsstnigbt he found Bearing in
the hallway trying to find thswayto
his wife’s rooms. When questioned by
Conductor Kellogg, Deering said be had
been often a spree, and that he was
drunk the morning he left Norwalk. He
denied taking the change from the driv-
er'a cash box, and said he was willing to
face the accusation. Deeriug was ad-
vised byConductor Kellogg to have a
talk with Constable Lockwood about the
matter, and the two went out and walk-
ed up Main street together until they
met Lookwood’s car coming from Win-
nipauk. They boarded thecar and when
it rolled into the depot Deering was or
tested on a warrant which the constable
bad in his pocket.
Deerlng was tried this morning before
Justus Selleck, Levi Warner prosecuting
the case. The prisoner told substantially
the same story he told to Coriductor
Kellogg, again denying that he took the
money. He said he went off on a drunk-
en spree the morning the money was
mined, fell in with a friend,who enticed
him to New York, where he came to his
senses a week later.
watch and invested the money in o
ticket for Fall River.
be walked to Boston, he said, and re-
turned to New York on a schooner.
E. Tired of drifting about, he telegraphed
to his wife that he was coming home.
The justice found probable cause to
hold the prisoner, and bound him over
to the next term of the superior court in
the sum of am Desring was unable
to find a bondsmsnand
Bridgeport jail.
TAppleton'a writing books at Plais-
mom are u
aJ-ailrsinini.
.md his”.
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trainorevadsdthe watchfulnesaof tbs
lltioo of the _.
railroad through. the m. M .
A no?” of the patitiah hat
with City M 15..
with Brie-an Bandsiaha. . .
Following the general survey on ‘coni- W
municatton mys:
And your spphanta f
thatatamcetingotthsDirsctorsof the
New York. Bridgeport
wa Company, held in New York on the
tilt day of April, rare. and duly called
forthat purpose. itwas voted that
aforesaid layout and location is
adopted, and said railroad is hereby
out and finally located, subject to the
written approbation and approval of said
location by the Railroad Commimionera
of theStateof Connecticut, sndto any
modifications thereof which said com-
missioners may prescribe.
The railway passes over and across
lands in the town 0! Norwalk, belonging
to the following named persons, corpora-
tions and companies, to wit:
Thomas Bassett. Seth Remingtou,lary
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vaulting ambition uponttitei ,
this stupendous enterprise. Ill
ready Chicago' 3W1“, ..
ltyinthe'world. Onouclluu '
the city extends now—north
—-adistsnce of more than thirty
A more colonel, grand and ‘ '
cryatslizstion of human m
prime and ambitionwaa ,
Tbs roam its busy, attained,
and hurrying lifois slalom ' ,,
Itsalertness iaelectrio. its bravo, g"
and dash hascompellsd “medium ' ‘ »:
of the world. Bholatrolylw C
—Go to C. B. Harvey's for new pat-
, ant tip kid button shoes, for 05¢.
An lakyablo Occasion.
lira Iinnic I. Gillnm entertained a
numberof herfrisnds at her home on
flecryatrret, Brat Norwslk, last even-
ing. Games, card playing and dancing
were indulged in until about 12 o'clock,
when a line collation was served, after
which cards were resumed. and it was a
latehourwhco the goestsdeparted for
cEasternRall-
can I manl'lc Ll. phtsm
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poem in stone, in
beauty, in burnished
and romance of
youoodeastern
...:. mm
Her rivers, shipping, . ,
hotcle, theatres, elevators, path... '
Yards, drives, church", 9“; '
bridges, manufacturiss, asylums. ‘
tale. arthails,muaeums, social '
strikes, crimes and labor
mod the interest of all who V
study them. At the pressutrata ”j
creaaoahe will soon double Mr ,
' Towns and villages shielded ‘
calm in the tranquilairof Its
wril beoverflowsd and overrun' .
waves of her traffic and the
—Try Plaisted’s frosted cream sods.
lpwaath Lang-a Clean.
‘l'beBpworth league of the Second
lathodist church elected the following
oficsrslsstnight: President, 8. B. More-
house; vice presidents, Victor Sailcck,
Thomas Osborn, Kiss Fannie Van Al-
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hWy-m-mumot
Hassett, Lewis Raymond, Hugh Itc-
Grsw. Charles Stevens, Almon Ely, Dud-
ley P. Ely, Daniel Warren, Ira.
. liar!
styse, Iliss Ella Loogstafl; secretary, 52"” ThomasPrIcs,BenryFostsr,lfss.
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Miser!
omas Casey. lira. 8. L. Stevens, James
Clsllin, John Greenwood, Norwalk Sav-
Bank, Geo. E. Miller, Secretary,
Roswell Benedict, William Barry, estate
of 8. E. Olmatead. E. K. Lockwood, Bo
hecca G. Olmstead, administrators, John
E. Patterson. A. 1]. flying-
ton, W. Hoffman, Abram Chesner,
Danbury a Norwalk Rsilroad Company,
Ebenezer Fellows, 6. St. John, S B.
Lamb's estate, Ifrs.
frviog Byington; treasurer, Kiss Emma
Warren. A meeting will be held at the
church neat Tuesday evening to perfect
the organisation of the chapter.
-Nice large strawberries, 18 cents a
basket, “Costello’s, 15 Railroad Piece.
Iaplnlnlag was.
PresioeotClsrk testified in theBuperior
Court st Hartford. yesterday, in the suit
or the stats against the Consolidated
road for 3100.000 back taxes. Be ex-
plained thedifl‘ersacss hstweso returns
made to ambuoldcra and to the state.
To the former the sinking fund was put
in at the origin con. There was a dif-
fersncalasla thatimca covered by the
ti‘rosrts of reports. lie disclalrneo any
intention of Mrs-ding the stats.
mm.
he W league of the First I.
8. church has been organized one year,
aadincrlebratlon of the first anniver-
sary a special service will be held on
Sunday evening, Rev. C. J. North will
preachandthsbeaguewillbspressntin
a lady. The cimmittre desire members
who have flowers to leave them at the
church tomorrow afternoon, and if
those who have flants will send word to
Mrs. North they will be called for.
—-A genuine picnic, hams 10o parlb.,
incurred: par lb.,at 1'.B.Guyar d.
He pawued-h-ls
In; due. 8L”.
From Fan River
m” WM AID mm Julia Jarvis, Ira. diary E. Van Wagoner,
lira. Antonstte L. Swan, Ii. Abby L
Lamb, James Sherwood Theodore
mall“
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wushuwflsrfsriha
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uowandthsn,somsitemsof
to several of her sum
those yellowcarsof the
gothrough yourcity m .
writs wiilbebetterallm 1.
waders if theyme
yards.
Theycovmuo lam than w
around. Mmmpaw. ‘
ion ismade for
Smith, Charles Adams, W. E. B. Lock-
wood, lfsry E. Camp, Stephen St. John,
Alexander Bamilton,Albert Bette,Charles
Reynolds, lira. Bertie, Ii. Julia Lock-
wood. Augustus Newcomb, Elisabeth
Raymond, Iary Church, J. B. Quintard,
A. L. Vanderbilt, E. Hawlsy, Samuel
Jarvis and J. Raymond, all of said Nor-
walk, and Charles Bears and Henry
Beers, both of Bridgeport.
The communication further says:
And your applicants, the New York,
Bridgeport and Eastern Railway Com.
pany,say that they bad,and have the
ght, under and by virtue of the laws of
State, to make a layout and waited
of their said railroad, over and upon the
land described asaforeeald, and to ask
the written approbation of your Board,
of such layout and location, and thsnto
take said lands for the
structing, maintaining and
mamw lair-II I].
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wau taken to
m ,
“was: noses “MAY co. J—m':
Mystithhqt.
mamm
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thumb-ahead»)
unionism: handling at (It.
as may News of res nun-ass. ' ‘
President Starbuck and Vice President
Stevenson of the Hon-tonic had a con-
suitation with the Birmingham Board
of Trade yesterday relative to a punch.
ger depot at Shelton.
to build the depot as sooner the borough
willcoossnttociossCanalstroetsossto
open accemto the freight station through
'l'bcgradecroasing bill which will al-
low ths Consolidated Road to acquire
sudutilize abig section ofthc water
front land at Iott Haven pamsd the
New York Assembly yesterdaybyavote
ofw toad. The bill provides” thatno
morsatrects aballba laid out to cro-
pro. therailroadstgrads. Aootbsrblllover
which there was a lively time in the
WW flouacatAlhanyyestsrdaywaa thcoue
'9' which provides for the elevation of
bridgssovertbs
propertyownera the bill,but it
wentth
Twaivsaotomatie
be placed in the Harlem Tunnel near
New York through which tbs Gon-
solidatsdltosdruusitatraies. Hitherto
tbesuglnssrsaadflramensstbeirlnroa'
were pswing throaghths tunnel found
of streets, twenty miles of water M
titty miles of feeding troughs new
five miles of drainage pipes. '
abundant supply of good
lhnflamllhsmssu
lstsrsrdr.
murmurs. ‘
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It was decided
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their said railroad under the laws of this
State; and they furthers” that it is nec-
essary totaksmseaudwcupysaidbods
as aforesaid, for the construction and
maintainsnce of said railroad, and for
depot and other purposes as set forth
herein.
And yours hcan' tabla! !ourhonor~
ableBosrd,af.t'sr proper notice to and
. lam-rial Day in the Borough.
m u lirmm‘ml Day will he lttlugly ohaerv-
cd by Buckingham Post, 0. A. 3., of the
t. bur orb. Acommitteeof arrangements
was appointed Wednesday night, and
they are nowat work perfecting a pro
gammaof exercises. The programme
willprohahlyconslstof apsrsds,in
when various uptown organisations will
be invilsd to rake part,followsd by s
pabl c outdoor meeting, with addnsaes
by prominent local speaksrs,and than
the decoration of gravel.
WW ch
-8cdsaad msl wararou draught ways, m to make ambankmmts and
mm'rpmnoram'ssssp,’ "
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lygiveninadally ply! ‘
hearing of all
scribe the limits within which said real
estate shall be taken for the pl!
aforesaid, and togivc your written
probation of the aforesaid layout and of
the location of its railroad as aforesaid;
and that you will authorise-ideals
to construct its railroad across said Igh-
ways and railroads in the manner hars-
"rewu. .. ..
t t you vs grant to
your applicants, the
sage, alter and
signalsareto
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paling shared and when he left tbs log
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