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YESTERDAY AT THE RACES
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trhted.sndthotimomsdevsryfaot. but
bers’ race. ”Lady Velma”; private
ass-thalamus» owned by the Bums-Madmenottbcnsms record was knownroboaeti. she hav-
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“Mainline. Bath
Wfimuwfl‘iawfluw
department committee to report upon at
tho next meeting.
Dirge-s Couch no appointed a com
mitten to luv the alleged over-
taxing of land blougiug toJohn Kelley.
Health Inspector Helicon reported in
relotiontoaaewer nuisance on Harbor
avenue, near Prospect place. The mat-
ter was refered to the sewer committee.
Aoommunicatiou was received from
Veterinary Surgeon Bridges. suggesting
thattho watering tanks be disinfected,
painted inside and out, and the water
then turned into them. Il‘be court db
rooted that Ilr. Bridges’ suggestions be
carried out.
The llnauce committee was directed to
borrow whatever money is necessary
to meet the interest on the borough
booth and tuitstanding notes, which falls
due on July 1.
The matter oi purchasing a road roller
wasdelerred until a future meeting of
the court.
Burgesses Adam Couch and Glover
were appointed scommittee in the mat
tor of widening Wall street, and Bur-
gesses Sloan. Couch and lion in the
matter of the lain street widening.
The usual ordinance relative to the
purchase oi fireworks was posed.
The full court was constituted a com-
mittee to look after the Riverside avenue
improvements, the cost oi the work not
to exceed 3500.
The Court adjourned until J nly 25.
-|oo new lawn mowers, good ma-
chines. onlyflescb. W. Podmore.
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Two prominent citizens of our city
hadsonesportthismorrging in the N.
V.,N.H.IB. RB. baggage room.
Ooesccusedtheother of having on a
suitotolothsstharwas imported from
Pashandwassoehoapthsrit was the
onlysuitoi thehind made. The other
pntlman called his friend's hat tho
“ancient of days.” Each one in his
turn callsd Ir. Maw aside and re-
quested, confidentially of oourue, that
he see TB! 8mm man, and have
somethingpnt in the paper regarding
thanrfilesoiupparel. In order to us-
eertsinwhothemsnore.worrqurstour
readerstnhoeptheireyesopenandbca
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and, it having been hinted that she
wouldahuttheuislloot,“ possible,the
ownsraoi the other horses in the Mm
tosaytbslsast, warnanxlous, andstsrt-
ed their homo with apprehensions that
tho: would be looks: it the! not We
the‘distsnoo dag before “Indy Velma”
went under the wire. When the race
was called it was announced that the
distance would he ‘waved in the race,
and then, three heats being around,
everybody seemed satisfied.
Intbosllotmeut of positions tor the
first heat, B. Lockwood'a “Nate Bub
bard” secured the pole; W. E. Dunn's
“George Wilks.” second; W. A. Roy-
moud’o “Indy Velma.” third; '1‘. 8. Iiori-
son's "Juno," lourtb; Henson Boyt’s
“frank," filth, and 8. Lowndes’ “Pete,"
sixth. At the conclusion oi the heat
"Pere’I reversed the order so far as he
was concerned, having beaten the whole
class. In the next best “Indy Velma"
won, closely prmd by “Pete.” The
next best she won also, but in the fourth
heat “Pete” came to the tract. The
fifth and deciding heat was won by
“Lady Velma." In the first heat
"Frank" met with ill luck with his boots
and was drawn. “Note Hubbard" was
a good cecond in the some heat. “Juno"
showed the best speed forahalf mile,
and would go the trout for that distance
quite handily. Ir. Lowndos was the
only owner who drove his own horse
in rhersce. Heisabcavyman,
being nventyaeven pounds overweight,
and his cart was the heaviest in the race
so that "Pete's” work is all the more
creditable. "Lady Velma" was well
handled by Mr. Hamilton, and did not
get “rattled" at all, as so many predicted
she would, and though she did not make
ther in publicthstshehsd made
in private sho exhibited excellent quail-
ties. 'l‘horsce altogether wasas line a
onessoverseen on the track, and ex
hibited as line a class of boroesao isoiten
sceuinmembers‘raoes. At theolose of
tho lonrth heat Kr. Lowudes was thrown
from his seat as hewasdriviug to the
stable. Be plucklly held on to the liner,
however, and though hewas thumped
some, scoured control oi “Pete.” and was
on hand promptly tor the next best.
In the 2:38am there were live start
era—J. H. Lewis’s "Cassie," L. B. Croo-
by’s “ ” J. A. Tullmsn’s “Jock High-
tower,” I. Demarrest's “A hbic" and H.
lolovon’s “Nellie F.” "Westchoater
Queen” was lame and woe drawn. “Rex"
drew llrstpositiouand heptirtoths end
ot the race, although “Abbie" lowed
him toallvely pace. There beiogan
immpoession that "Abbie” was not being
driven.towinsltorthesocoudhest her
drlvorwssoolled to thostondwhere he
untitled the judges that such was not
the ease. and was allowed to dutch. He
was perfectly willing that any driver
should beput “hind "Abbie,"and would
bethsnkinlto bareltdouesndsbemade
towiniipulblo. Thoracewso won in
three straight hosts by "Rex.” In the
ilrst heat “Jsch Bightower” threw both
iorsohoes. in the second best he was
distanced.
Pourborses name tosooroin theta?
clan-ll. Plahes’ty's “Joe8.." I. Detour
root’s “Prince A.," B. P. Upptogrovs's
“Willis Wood 8. F. Boss’s “Roch
art.” The race was won by"Joo8.,"
hurhowss forosdoutoi blsolsosto do
it, “Prisca A." driving him out in the
incumbent}. is tho second heat
"Willie Wand "llochett" rwere dia-
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was heldlnths county comm
roomstthcoourthonsaiu Bridgeport
yesterday.
'l'holirstreuronstrsnragalastthsap-
provsi of the layout was Charles 1.
James, at Dorian, who mid his lane
wouldhseuriotwoaodiajursdgraarly.
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CityAttornsyJ.J.Phslos. in hrhslir
eitheeityoiBridgaport, saldtherewas
no objection to the prolilool the road
botonly thegrade, which proposed
run theirsohs ovorlhe streets and
embankments divide the city, as it were.
m'l'he city prslerred sdspressed track at-
ererypolut powibly, honid.
Uonnsel iorthsroad mid. afternoon.
aulrsrion ofrhemaps,thatocutrhrough
the city was feasible and that than}
q‘uited change would bemudoii found
necesnrytothoaccrptoncooilbolayout.
J. A.Boseappeared for the estate of
JamesL. Porter, on North avenue, and
objected to the present layout either ‘
above or below grade claiming that the ‘
property wouldbe injured beyond re-
compense.
Counsel for the road, Levi Warner of :
Norwalh, after briefly summing upsomc
of the testimony at the remonstrsnls.
closed the can»; in heholiof the road. '
following President 3. B. Parrots oi 1
Bridgeport, who stated that in attempt
iugtogetauagreemsnt relativeto the
layout or croning oi other roads the
general reply was that their respective
omcials would attend a conference
when, if ever, it became nooessuy to
make ouch an agreement.
The commissioners otter announcing
u final adjournment, were taken in a
carriagetoinepect the proposed layout D'spnuiu
through” the northern port of the city.
—Hellebore 250. E at Pla'wted’ a.
convention oi the loyal Ara-an.
The thirteenth annual convention of
the supreme council of the Royal Arca-
unm, opened at lilwankec today and
continues ten days. Connecticut's su-
premo representative. Carnot 0. Spencer
oi flartiord, is attending the convention.
The financial ofllcers' reports show a
membership oi UAW, an increase of
over H.000 during the pnt year. The
total number oi councils is 1,228, on in .
crease oi ”during thoyear. Theorgssv‘
iastiou has paid in death claims $8.8“,-
878,-shssgsmalol0Waw,
pended ior benevolent purposesainoethe
institution of the order, 18 years ago.
—-l'ur Disses at tho Motto—nova".
Clam chowder; bohed hinedsb, wise
senor; corned beeiond beer tops; roost
ribs of heel, dish gravy: roost turkey,
cranberry nnce; roost spring chicken,
stalled; chicken; lot-tors; clam fritterp;
stringleas beam; new peso; Indian pod-
ding; lemon sauce; strawberry, eboco
late and vanilla ice oresm;'ahort coho;
tea and cellos with cream. Dinner from
11:30 to 4:30.
I. I. O. A. I"...
The junior ball club will play the
Union School nine of South Norwslh on ‘m
the Amphitheatre grounds Saturday
slternoon at 300 o'clock.
C. A. Tuck” will lead thesoug service
Sunday aiternoon at 4 o’clock. Every
young man should arts are to bopressnl.
The special commirw appointed on
lleld day will meet early thto evening to
decide the matter.
—-I‘srh Green 250. lb at Planter“.
chops on I: D. and l
A new time-table went into eilecr on
the Danbury and Nerwalh division oi
the llousatonie road ycrterdsy. The
altoruoon train which heretofore reach-
ed South liorwslh at 12:55, now arrives
at 1:05. Thotraln that arrivsdat 4:06,
isnowduesrl: is, and what was the
8: lit up train new leaves Booth Norwalh
an hour earlier, at 2:“).
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GRBGORY. 620. s. 14 Knight “.16. Pine turn-
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