1.7mm"
w wmco'mwtwu.
L All!” 0 v 1
sum
Amawm
muammuim
rummrm.
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NUMBER 922.
DIRECTORY
liilllt Buli'iii Illiliili
Wows! or srosrwum.
.l m Alf-cost!”
MM '
3.“..[m Wot-o notat-
My mutualituwswoaldsa
".1,“me “Dorm
wlt to
la II or bust-us tuss-
au nut-'7“ nu yum-s-
moom
" W “victim
"m W” Whiz...
, mm: m. .
1“ marsh-her .
With uuommum Nahum rt,
Motptupcrty yaottl.
I!
' mmtmifllflnml mum-mums
“,5. N. couf,ectionery ice
«calme-
murmur MAC. lQNo.Ishut.ll.N. Sole
“fa 3W
"Ultimo“. 1..me Waits. Pm
“madman-u Pmbfiwxgfit
. mmmuuua MW». 17 .u. I'm,
BAN“.
W NATIONAL :ANI. The. Wall It, N,
“in!" 34,1“), Mel
“WW: I,, a, viwprcaidm,
Willi-II twin-M
cm B5“ WWII;
"My“??? Capt 35"“ that.“ won»
flank,” .n.“;ymm Jacob
FAME“) ”COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, Tut
a... N. mom
W. “a, Jslun ”“15“; WW“
0. ; mm
FAME“) NT! sAVthlb DANkThcm
mwogpos‘iu palm. cumin». was.
Wm bloody, pvt-t; lamp is. thaw, no.
pun" James mitotic) “tress
MWNAL DANA of NuflWAt. Thom Wm.
mutual-diam .O I.
warrant DAVINOB social“, The. Wait st, N
m W , .51” W50
I. “a 4M». twins. ”“4.th
m N.
”VIN“ BANK. The. Dr
MUTE NONWAH' Howl!” Am 5“
11,] m, trus. Interval
one) W on Mm.
um. I“ human.)
com NORWALI um 90. NN. Datum
hast. punt, anemia”. res». dc-
Amour'sherfauu
MLWI. I. a w. manommutm
I’ll-L MEI MD DMIIBU’I’UB.
WXTON.J.I. Pmmmlab, N. Circular:
mu: over min-my ppm
BMUMMJ'IM
CANDID/1'. {can “sync—d st, ii. N. film
3 WJ
“Infill BUILDI’JQL
mantra. act: 1’. UMIIM.D N. milder:
«mains, pile ,
not” ”A! snort mmutlut.
summon. Do.‘snut,tt.N. cmwmm
m. sou-NI
Multan. Ito. Nuts «.51. Wu.
WUEJODNNMJN,H I'm at. It at.
”pram
mum
was Arm smut accustom.
WHOM awms.rt Ali
work my and profit-0W
300nm AND “ANION!”
any“. N. turd engraving, wad
mm» 1 ,h-egsdil sad tennis grub.
mulls ”two allow a WIIMW at,
whim
Isles. M
”MIND “can”.
of.”
pus-av mum
DAWN “Walioluflo.
”All. WIDuWfllm‘N. Wm.
“sum rm
mm
cmmm AND autumn
WLJAmc surpass at. It. N. mm
MMWUCWJWHL
103nm, in. Lain-yum,» N Jaws,
My Mic
llll'lfll “to nth, kl Intact.
mykslgchnp tarmac-top“
Mm Wreck-spatially.
mm .W‘ufinfl. mm
”'Jsfismmmmumu
-, Wit-strumming.»
Who,
WMvas-t'fm 5m
Marianna, Dawn-cs”! Jam.“
mo.l.~pt1-asst.aravlals.-—tmrm
“Island ”Nassau-rum stat-world Ia:
loss» mar
m w twang m
mm All! ”MM“
gamma 1.0mm“. sci-o
ma... Nags-WI
WAtnt IAND'ACIUNNM
NHN mass-usury!
TMI,WNI,NOI-II Rim“ ”
Wuthsfosttmu southxorwslkas
mam-flux".
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN... SATURDAY. DECEMBER 27. 1890.
PRICE TWO CENTS
“I." WUIMUW
Ml OOLDICDIIWJauoryBJt. Nahum-
tum‘ofthtcdchrflsdns 0.0m
comm moms.
Hull. 7.“ mutt!” air. IMNW‘MI l.
UNIVKIIAL ’neNonln wWfl.
1:0”.aockcryuti'ax’rwsm'hoblusdums up,“
Dltll'l’lm
”UNILLO OJJaadcfshkxlusmlaiustJ.
BO 0mm,9s.m. wopum
8.. D.Ds.W-hl
KwLL'mow. llourvtisuru ”6.11% .n.”
. Collies st
”mm“; Io'uicimmii N podium-urea
Gold lain crowns inserted.
wmw. i... Duos. ”WWI-bl oust 3.x.
floundsdnJodmm Uflldmln .Imed.’
D0030. IABII All!) ”LINDS-
DII’I’DJIJLACO. that? Wswvlt.N.csrriap
word wsrk. whorls. sic.
M AID sum an
”my, I. ”mutant. Crushedltotic.
swam “Aim. cal glued udccuierit
XDB t N
pipcdwu $3M. dia'Iuctsr
DIUOD AND CHEMICALS.
IA" SIDE PHARMACY. Van Zandt are, It. N
ii'i,ndsyhoun s tot0a.Iu., troop In. Pmcrip
dons awfully com
GREGORY, J. (l. mWsilnt, N, Kstsbiisbeil 1829.
bolualéaudrotsil. Populsrprices
R1065 JOHN A ll Iain at, N. Paloma—fifty
Ave dim tperfuum.
PLAINTKD’ND aWsshiugwll “.8. N. patent meal
cim,ct¢. f’hyr lclsm' prescriptiousasyxxiany.
DRY-GOODS.
AIBLBR. J. 1.. A BOND—— ’l'he Equitable, " No. 2
“luff: building, N. Dry goods oil cloths, Inst.
HM and rugs
DAN“, It K. Mshackcrno Hotel block, 5 N dry
(Ind-i, notimts,glovcs, etc. UI ulcrwcaraswcialty.
BENNETT. J. 7.19 Iain It, N. Business estab-
lished om forty-two yarn
DICKERMAN, A. I. SUN, 84 Washington rt. 5. N.
dry-wards ammo-1c. loco adv.)
sCOYlltLD A HOVT, suitor-rte bids, N. (.8 Wash-
ington “,5. N theestlvcrtmnwnt)
o’l’llEET. EDWARD, .‘i (incite hidg, N.
(coda, fancy goods. notions and hosicry.
MLECI’BICI IN
NAKEKB V. ['1ch tric gran lighting:
alarms; all Mlle, arc.
lxruus COMPANIEs.
ADAMH EXI’BEBD CO" other: mlimmi station, 5.
N and MWalirt N Express forwarders to all
mof the world Puaeugcrtrnltiscrticc Low
ram [‘1ch llunt agent
EXPBEMMEN.
DUXTON t BBCNDAGN, ofiw st Benedict’s, 43
Wall st, N. Our mono, prompt attention."
iJAVANAOfl's EXI'RENN, ,lumitnrc and
plum» moved. Lime union At liliflicd a, ll N.
silliltWOOD, W. W, N. vista: st poet—oilicc and
Male s. Careful sud prompt service.
”ilAu’In, maul/.3051 81'0-
lfl' XBEZ, F. ti. AGO. m Iain rt, N. Manufactur-
ers of Witt s cclchmwd flavoring extracts.
Null“ ALK EXTRACT CO. N. miuiufuctnrus of
fine “We. I’. b. Ambler,
PEB‘I’ILIZBBS.
“AVIDND Elimi- Bradic :9 III phosphutc,s
iai mum www.mm. w lug:
5111'", W. H. N GO. Water s' N agents for W il
Hams Clsrk A Co. 'sstaiidard crtll
Punt BRICK AND CLAY.
RAYMOND BROS ordlnsry adapt: to stock spec-
l lots to order mire umrur,viand,chlmncy tiuc linings
flfifl. ”INTERN, GLAND, ETC.
llL’NT A ZBLUI'Y, coWasuington st, :4 N Am.-
tirhmyrtcn, claim. traits, game, vegetsbics, Itc.
HLAO AND CONCRETE WALKS.
IODTON, JOHN B. Bl'f'aylor avenue, 5. N. Also
mm.
“I‘m woos.
Dry
burglar
m” fig. m
asphalt, mtandyavclwaiks.
MMDA ”MAM AND BM WATER
ll .A'I'EID.
umttw. II. l 00. Music [lull block. 8,N
l'wli'l, GRAIN AND REED.
"INLAND Gill" I’LOL'B, the best rustic. Don't
fall to use it.
L'DOIIHDIEL', DANIEL. vast and of Washington
st Drum. The chmcust of funny Iliiur kept.
MAYIUND BROS. hay, straw, dour and feed i
. loud. at or W10“.
aw HILL. Damn. Crutmt a inn-e. Grain. choir:
ground foul. graham and rye dour.
twain“.
Um, PAUL, Woodward Place, 5. Vplsnu, cut
Iowc'rssnd Monaural piou-
made to «via.
0 P. L. “Wad st. Union CemeteryN
We“ at'lowv’ufitc socks specialty
nut, JOHN, B. N. uesrthcdcpot’. Bedding
tdowmundlorslworkufailkimls.
runs a speciality.
alimlomt 11.80 Islnst,sN. theoldcstand
hum florist in this vicinity. manhunt
lovers, ctr. floral work of all kinda a specialty
and door promptly.
I'Ultufl'vltz DEALZBS.
COLZIAX. TDEUDORLW uhington It, (cut cud)
glans-s, proton: frames, etc.
CRAI A WWBITTLEDRY at Iain at. 2". (Ray-
mond's old stand) lie: sdvrrtiarmt.
new start: 4’: and as Nah: st,
KAYIOND cw. u.
N. I'm c old store.
“OW, DAVID. fl. is. at. and m. 60.qu st, 8.8.
”autumn-trusses, etc.
“All LIGHT COIPANIIts.
103"“ “All LIGHT CONPANY, attics to
Water at. N (is. for light, hat and power
Construct-wombat. Coai’l‘ar lhmc dol
is: pct bunt, package can-a.
“WEED. thtolnllc.)
llOLIlD A KBELEIL Dani ii Wait It N. whole»
.1: grocers, m, grain, hay, cu:
smut Mum "and la lull st. N wholesale
puns, lmr, lead gain. hay.¢tc
“Will.
DROWN A WllAJOX, to Washington fl. 8, N. sole
snot-forum‘s l'arniagton crummy butter
”AIKEN. CONRAD. In Washington st, II. N.
theta and workroom
"It‘ll. CHAN. ll successor to Hntchlnl wNo.
Islam ..li N. “Mumfocfwtlyu‘utc
IDINIJJANAU'RNILLY, Its Iai- st, N. m.
foul, haymras walasd wood.
"NNZ‘I A BENEDICT,“ Wail st, N fancy sad
W mm
,Issuf.
“Hula. '15!“ M!“ f’
M mu.
Madam-specialty. burr/ohms“
(I I'llhmfa-u‘rmdm
",1. Mum para-It
HOG I sold
“.ml“. Gym m
“1:0!“ MUN.
, accruals-4.1.11.”
mum
mmuscvmm
murmurs”... lanai-um
WWW
MA. to: Mllll'u'fllull.
CIAKDADW‘J N m
Mme! Mud ism
m “Ulla!!!“
m Wombat. 1hr, Islam
whiz—ammo!“ him
tract-touch. ”Imam!
Ii ass-asst. cl. sin-Intui-
mu. mums»
III 1.3.
”.ns.’ mu. m
W.D.IM.av.sttmamICeI-w
I»! W
~ “mm.
W]. I IO“. N. ”sissy-my
V
hill-g, .-l u
will,“
“um.”
WWW cs. m,
staple, ”Ruins-1r
nmi D I. "summer. Irv-in at, N mud
,Wuclgcfl
614)qu LOW-ling}; lcaurtothshot
"vim
AND ,1 I. l. N I
ufllllt MN mm. mm
“ANIOND I ll. Insure manta. stalk». IN.
wasp-Isl so “etc
um! I DACO. 100 Intact! N. no
Mud tic-tries.
L'IlOIIlDlfll. MDAmfltustrs-dofww
comm I Ins coins, spins so y
”JOKER DAMIAN. Io Illa muss-I'm, ll. fl.
lair fruit-Jon rad. etc.
NI." YO“ TKA “Ll? Into at. N I. lfcllcrw
Tess. Harm-caps: t.y
IWINIDONADW. Grumman s
yticarlohefuhlode
UTIIAIN, ttlD Ilium svs sad whom at. N
mm,mumdsasdsswprms.
lflNOULC. K a flush at, ll. 1!. head-
mfcr form Dow 'csnsedgmds
VAN)”. (IDA! fl. 5 Fall st.’ (beam-q but.
tenth-NJ“. table fruits. ctr
GUID All) CIIUII‘IIHI
DEM. ANIL’NmON out liming (kinds of all
I'm 03.. N.
‘Am "I” (l'rfl’l 0')
”MW L1 Inns-IA. N. titular-mi
MTEWJlthu-i ”tori out.
sad dm'f fun} In"
Inns-mm
”VJ I'stsr AN. hrs-lurch,
'rmmmmmgmm
.21, wants. ans-nub man no cm
an...“ “m" “you: ...:~'—*
I
“ml-Cs gamma-Is as vii-II a,” unwmma
r W m
mitt“. suit-panama m3 ‘zuwu-rr'rumsu.
.W.“ ‘~ Intan‘ Mural .
awn-I: urn-v
.mrwr mm mg, "‘ ant-a "
We” Muslim” gym commandmmm
v m him—instincts...
Hugs-tilt.
gisfifihww W
m max-a.
”at. tourism”. autumn. nun-m
”M . AWL
M.
m,
HARDWABI All) OWIY.
mwwrd. '1‘. «was. “313thde
SMITH. W. 11.500.th f7 WsmthJIfld-
”and lies.
"PP
WARD W 0.Iuslc.llallhlodt.6. N. m
Quill, pm. hot
BARNES; MAKERS.
DWYBB,EBJ2Wallst.N.custcth madchlrnal
and repairing usstly done.
IIOBSI DEALIBS.
PARSONS I. B. Rawhide stock Farm, 3 N. fine
horses sulwd to all purposes. All animals sold by
this muishmom are warranted. llama of the
bench coaching utalllori ”Gaillard."
HORSE 8111mm".
lf UflA JOHN, No. Math st. 8 lpccialm at.
and“ given to chasing «lri viii: A trottiughcncs.
Infill“.
AMERICAN HOTEL, l6 Iain It, N. J .0. Collins,
European plan. mtsunht attached
“3W“ HOTEL. 9) Railroad pisca, George
' ' . . N. u.
continua anthem“ o s MW
OLD wcu. com. arwumngm an Read
stilsud, proprietor Bumper» plsn. rams.
HOUSE ”WISHING GOODS.
STEVENSJ fl WWI-hing”: “,8. N. crockery,
glassware, tin and wooden ware.
ICE DEALERS.
BURUHABD. B. "Holden Point Farm," 8. N. also
milk producer.
INSURANCE AGENTS.
COOLIDGR a umKWOOD, 9 Main st. N. Insur-
ance and real estate in sll its branches
LAY TON. JACOB I Washington at next to P 0
8 N lire, plate glass, accident! slid lift: (sec adv )
IDCKWOOD, WM cor. Kulnurid Wallsts, N Res!
estate, investments. loans negotiatisd. etc.
IORBELLA L’llOMIEDlEU, 05 Washington at,
s, N. strictly tit-swish! companies revrosentcd.
TAYDOR A GOLDEN. 45 at 47 Washington at,
h N. Real Estate and insurance.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONNECTICUT CEN'L LIFE INS. (10.. S. S. L‘-
llornmcdion, urgent Wilmington st. S N. sccad
METROPOLITAN LIFE [NS CO 5) Washington
st 5 N l~'.J thizminuut anpt
NORW ALK FIRE INS. CO. N. In successful
business since 1860 No outstanding loss claimi-
PEOPLE'S LIFE [‘38. CO. The, No. 4:: w-uhlm:
ton at, SN .Jno. Frolich, ml. sup: riutcndl-nt.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
CRAI'F'L’RD R. D. Masonic bli N. U” Bonds
Iiddiwex banking and Klyuimbc chf't' gr: f‘oa
IRON AND STEEL.
SMITH. W. ll. & (:0. 1.5 and 17 Water at, N.
springs, axles, carriagc hardwsre, etc.
IRON FENCE AND RAILINGS.
MERRlTT. 51.".de 56 Water st. N. iron work
of all kinds.
Till-2 ill Nl‘ AN IRON RAILING WORKS, Water
at, :3". N. W m u. Iloyt. proprietor.
IRON FOUNDRIES.
GILES & CLANCY at The Norwallt iron Works
Co., and also at Bridgeport. Conn,
J EWI’LEIW
FERRIB, A S 8950. Alain III, S. N. 0;). City Hotel.
hi N line wutch repairing a special ty
flOYT H. B i8 No. Main st, H N strictlyflrltclasr
Al low prim-s.
JACKSON, lnfvltAND, 58Waiirt N macho-Ala
month, ctc. Pine watch repairing u vpuciulty.
ROOD, H 8. diamonds, watches. jewelry, silver and
plated ware, repairing aspcciaity. 88 Main st :5. N
LAWN!“ BS.
AU STIR. ALFRED E room '1 Masonic b d 3, Wall
st, borough. Notary and Real ELI-law
FROST BUSSEL B No. Main st, hotary, icgni
business of itll kin a cmfiii‘ly siti ndrd to
Hi BLBL'TT J. BELDEN room-i5 and 6 Gauth-
hu'ilding, it all st, lmrough
LIGHT. JOHN [I it): Washington at
mmlssioocr of deed» for New Ysorlt state.
mm!) IDWAIIDI. rout-4 Olmttc hid“,
Attorney, notary und pensions.
SEYMOUR. JOHN 8. room a. Palrhcid Co. Nat.
Bank building, N. Counsellor at law,
WALMI. JOHN J. roomi laconic building, Wall
st, borough.
LIVER! STAIILBS.
DANN. HORACE E. Excelsior livery and board-
ing stables. Onlcc No 8 Rth‘l' st, N.
GREGORY, GEO, 8. ii Knight rt. N. Pine tum-
outs itspcclillty. Twit-phone 3&3.
LOCK MANUFACTURERS.
LOCKWOOD IANl'i-‘M‘TL’iithi (to. Dr st, 8.
N. Manufacturers of buiiiivrr' hardware. istmi
nmrr 36 Pearl st; Nt‘w York chin: 'J'J flradt' at;
Chicago unite i9 Lulu: st.
NORWALK LOCK COMPANY S, N. Now Yorh
office 8.‘ ( hamburs sl [.4ka And hulldtfs blur!
ware; designers; founders workers of artistic
house trim in Drona-.511" and troll.
LUMBER DIAL!”-
mu. 5. J. 9WD.“ st, N All kindsof lmhcrdo
livered to my point by rat] team or rural.
”CHINE. DROPS.
Noflwgdil‘i IRON ”wliotuts CO. The, Warm It,
. machinery. iron
and brass ngs.f Babbitt moul, ro
pairs for manufactotics Morgan
SCOFIILD, WI. A. Wilt.N "much-hay
msdemd repairing tended
promptl y It to.
IARKE‘I' uABDENItBs.
JENNINGS A WATEBBURY. 8. N. ha-rlu and all
who produce in season for the wholesale trad;
“films.
A IODIL NARKBT. 20 Willi It, N.Wm.Wardvrcli,
prop" beef real lamb. nuttouandpuultry.
AVIBON. A tho Iain-t, N neat-.frulrs, m
ah. oysters, clams. and ucdllops, butter.
“lard canned ‘01!”th
't A NESTED. meats h are“. lob-
BK. z“'clflliai'ns, fruits 2'8 No. Isih snub
DINNELL, DANA C 1': Iain It. N cholcv meats
poultry, lab, r la, ctc.
BRIT’RFH CENTRAL MARKET. 6 Watts! at. N
Luau vegetables. fmiia.poultry,at atlowut prices
CARI. WILLIAM ll Benedict Farm what 8 N
lino III-ts, fresh vegsuhlca—lwcat cash pricss
PARRINM‘O unat- lugdun m. o um
mNfl,frull:,bdtm etc. it
tiftltl'l‘, OED East svrnur 1-: N. clhoicc meats.
re fruit, rte. Lowest rah prices
llAYBrik Flu!) Is No lain It Ii 3 "In. mu
of all kind. item marred lard a specioity
JUDDON, A O. Cctitrsl Inlet rov. Hairball-l llavr
laudat, Ii. N. Cholcsmts. poultry, rumble.
MIDURNEB, WI. III Washington rt. W13,“
N drum in all kinds lush meats.
WKWOOD. l. Washingumbt. muss. N. am-
usats, ”hwy-ten clut- rcgvrshlsa
LOCKWINDAIDCKWOOD.” . Iain st, N has
ma poultry, uh, «yams, claim- a lpvdllty
Lion. A Old Wcil Manicure Ito Iain at
ii. N. wine ”m sud poultry st lows-t prices
IALIO.» ALBIN. Into». Martha, ti N chow
osmium moles. (JCJICIIMA. m
l'ft‘llluflm II it Ila-tamop. rchml house It N
hoof, veal, Inuitohru
B‘MAUD, JACOB. N West Washington 1.3. N.
strictly m nun. poultry s rprcialty
DIITII lb WASHINGTON MARK", “ Wish
toast, It. N luv merits arid tumltry for family trsds
GleNlJ. W lb Mallard rt, N. "gun min
daily sll over this Imrn.
WAD‘W 9. “MI. ”hurt"! KN m”
mailpmsoftowuwith nucfrsshaod 1m
WIXON. J. R 1'7 Whilst. N Choice mun. post
try, mm, rumbles, hotter, can, ctr.
HANDLE AND OltANl‘l’K.
mm, P. W. Wm st. N mnufsrmrcr of am
plum «and "Hawaii. aim dealer in building
stuns-all my work.
I W allusionN Iarlvlcsndgras-
,pflfll. ctr.
llAsoN. All! DDILDBID.
”KYIOUR, HKNRY, fl Watt are. B. N. All kinds
Hmmmlifm tam
sum WILLIAI IOWilrossvsass,N. m
Kristal-c. rammed y
DIITII. WIMJAI n as I'est IL! I. obtain
MID.
W!
IiA'wll. WILLIAI ti um st, 1! All hinti- of
stuns aadgradiog pro-ptly attrndwi to.
m fru— say ”no usury,
I“.
C
m " lass-tr
”mil. . . W’sfm
HFIUIIAHT TAIIAIID.
coconut. Kuwait-Ml Aprmrtltnar
w" rims-Imam mm
A
haunt-Imus. Mud
mm“, _ ,
.DOW"
tad it
and!
.
_ _, ._ ,1» ,.
mmv AND IA!“ 0000..
CAVANAOH.I18§I.H tony-ts. :t. mourn-1A
1.5::ngwa for Military. 3W3“!
nour mimic: Gum mlhhmnn agitating-Wm
JAIES Illa I I. cannon-ts. N. W
styles ngaspsclslty.
Mm JONN line-”Iain It.N William's“!
Indihltfloods
Illlsw 'uracnuts. is W
BRAD Ills. G. W taroftbc to In.
It Numhlim lainst,N Millennial musiconly
FRsz, Itss IlNNlEf’. m Inlhst, N, Piano
and urns-n instructl ch.
GIBSON, ALEX B. mulch 1.1!. Plano. am
dhariuony.
cum-mum’s, I33 129 Halo «1!.de in»
structlon and voice development.
NADH, I188 JKNNII K. a North "ml.
Piunosud organ instruction.
DAWYRN. IRS. it Jtcsc herof lostrttlnal
rout music. m-sldsuouat Mrs. R. ll. Plaius’tcd's.
Wort st. 9.1!.
NIWB Dim.
W
WHEELKILJ. B 156 Washington ct bums. I.
Newsprpcrs, statlmiery, no and glassware.
NEW YORK ”ESSENOEBS.
PERRIB 8 D Orders left It Bodweli's store,
74 thlnztoh lt.8 . .
LOCKWOOD, C. K. odious DeKlyn's. B.N.; Greg-
ory's N.; Ncw York 160 Greene st.
NEW A SECOND-IIAND FURNITURI.
PODNORE. Wilt. under salvation Anny Barracks.
8. N. Stores, ranges, crockery, carpets, etc.
OYSTER PLANTEBS AND DEALER-l.
BELL, “IRAN P. 0. Box In, S. N. whom
shipper of oysters and clams.
CUTBILL. R. J foot of Raymond st, 8. N. whole»
sale dale! in fine oysters.
thY'I‘ W l]. ABON PM Water st, 5. N. foot of
Raymond) planters, exporters and w olcaaie
dealers In native oysters.
REED it HOUSMAN [3! Waters!" 8. N. planters
and shippcri- of Norwalk oysters.
VAN NAME, J. l. A C()., P. 0. Box 548 8. N.
Oysters flfid clams, wholesale and retail.
PATTEBNN AND MODELS.
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS If. All-
thorpc, prop. flirt-nod:- no 8 N Movemsmam
and Hot Air Furnace work a swcialty. bole
Agent for tho cciebnwd Carton furnace
PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.
PRUWIT'i‘. J. 1‘. L5 Ilslti st, N. chctt's leads,
Maury sud Wadsworth’s rnimi paints.
HAYNOND BROS chctl‘s, Atlantic and Scclcy's
haul, Calcutta oils sud Averill Chrmicsl Paint.
leTll, W. ll. A60. If) a 17 Water st, N. agents
for inuzmau A lminez paints.
PAPER HANGINOB.
i’ROWiTT, .l.1‘. 45 Iain at, N. Mallow shulcs,
Holland». futures. etc.
TAYLOR Jr CO 21 Main st. N. also hardware,
paints. Oils, glans. etc.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
Bl.A('KMAN,t‘. A Ii Main rt, N. Instantaneous
proton. Children? photos a specialty.
NORTH, o. 9. fit Washington st. 8. N. unc quality
only and that the best.
READNAN, P. h Gmtw bulldi , N. Cabinet
photographs $2 In) per dm; 0in- doz. $1.50.
PIANO TUNEB‘ AND REPAIR-Inks.
HENDEE, (‘. F mr Wall and Knight sis . N. Also
dealer in pianos. (imam. about music, etc.
PLANINO HILLS.
RANDALL. MINER D It N. All kinds of wood
Work at null or for the trade.
PLUMBING.
MEEKERJICO., W ll. Music Hall block, 3.11.
Plumbing, ntmm and gas fitting.
NASH. F it At BRO. our Main and West rm, 8. N.
Plumbing Mid gut- fitting. rsnzcs and haters.
ItAl LBOADS.
NORWALK HORNE RAILWAY 00. James W.
Hyatt, prest.; Edwin G. Hoyt. Inpt.
LAYTON. JACOB N Washington st, next to P0
5 N property for salu, houses to mnt (sec adv.)
5. N wllin routing and collecting.
WILSON, 0 (“zone limp, N [um-uncut: and
of cumptimco at the lntvost rates.
WUUDWAHD, E. A No Mom at. S. N. houses a
“ESTA l' ll A HTS.
BEE “WK, 5 Wamr st, N. warm minis at all
lll-ZNRY'S, mm, Main “,5. N. The host 25c dinner
in tho filly Board by the day or truck.
RIDER W. I}. it :5th mt, WWI inc and Court-
lumltJ'lrn-, a N. Hydraulichhd Civil ominous.
KAIRD‘S. I188 le'l’lTUTK, 6 Draw“ st, N.
Young ladies boarding sad day school
for is and ludic- Fits for.q an college,
or “it?!” coh'nzntf’ihi sqappui lab
I” artists chip Ii «1 in
natural Marni. 1 l
t am y knfim’ am e Iicutirin
Circulurs will be
sent upon application
NORWALK llLlTARY lNBTlTUTE, N. Prank 8.
WILSON. SIR. E. ll. School for boys. Norwulk,
(ti. i‘rcpurutor to ruling: and colt-mill: schools.
SEWING MCKINBS.
NHAILKN. C, I. la Nolan: st, SN. “Wheeler and
Int-tits. Repairing a spmialty.
NEWER CONTRACTORS.
"xcavatiiig. ailing, grading, iauiliwapo gurilonuig.
8808 MANUFACTURERS.
line shoes.
"EU. ll. WEED A (30. facto sud rah-room 71. 73
Ianufsctun-n of ladies mims' and Chllllnli' a
flu fuotwmr for the mull "Ill 1:
lfl'Tf' IIINNON COLB G CO. Nurwalk, New York
and Bud gcwvt 'ohs.
AIKRN. JOHN H. at lath rt, N. bcsdqnnrtcrs for
guns, fishing tackle, ammunition, ctc.
BAKER. J L'LiUN. Wain st, next to Whrclt'r’r fnun-
dry. H N Elwin and hum! rails to ordcr.
st, H. N Wis ll. Iloyt. prcpriuor
"BA” 'NOIHED AND PUMP!»
ark. ll lvi luv. 8. N.
NTEAMNEII’ TICK" A0131”.
tickets. Won amt, notary pin it. ctr
DAYTON, JACOB I Washington at, out to v.0.
STONE ”VALE”.
mum JOHN ll foot of Washington “.81“. also
IIIRTON JOHN B “Taylor smut. ll. N. Also
laycv of comm walks
building static. granite and mills trimmings.
"0‘15. RAND?! AND IIIA’I‘EM
rims! sud wster harm P. 0. box W
"MILL. J W ~28 War» It it N. m,
.ctc Tloahdamprrwarlt scpsrially.
Ulla! K; NTLVINTIIL A m Whom»I
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Motrin-1L1. 8' L'llthNi-ZDIEU, 96 Wuhlhmou st.
mom-y in loan Also lmnflncc written in best
rum and building lots for sole.
hours, illfllit‘f :L'ir.
SANITARY ENGINEERS.
'SCDIUOL‘O. tl’fl'isle)
”Ilium: N Dayimd boarding school
ratcry “u Special sdvautaim or the
Fall urn. begins October
Roberts. principal Circular on request.
For rircuinrs. m lm—n no :tbtivt‘.
Wllaorr" and “Hrmliold,” needles. oil, attach-
ltAYIOND BROS. at't'fl' built. water pipes lhlll,
LOUNHDURY. MTHBWNON a CO. SIN. Lullrl-l'
To. and?” Watcr cl, ti Established 1879
Sfllll‘l’ WAIH'I‘D AND UNDERWEAR.
Sl'lill-TNNIEN'S GOODS.
”TA!!! BUILDERS.
Tull DUNCAN IRON RAILINO WORKS. Water
NORWAIJt IRON WORKS (:0 Thu. Water it,
Cllfl’l'lll. 8. W Immir building" N. "Whip
B N. Fans-Its ticketsfinfls. numey ooh-rum ad.)
brirk iiirw, mi. hair. plai-
RAYMOND mum bloc. m, Omnwich and
ummtm LANDON. ‘29 llarilhml at, 11. N. (its
mgr-s Wmemsofum nits irig grinds. stove rs.
N m. nuns. ,plnm ng.ctc
TNUCIIND.
IOR‘I’ON JOHN D. ll‘hyiur mue,l. 1'. Light
and hoary trschins pro-pay stuodrdto
clowns-Anus.
JINNINDKJ. I). opp. Burrs ILR. MM. rest-
"’ir§monrbflh «martian II ties
YIO . . I. . -
“deuce a Bailey at Telephone 774.
,; VETERINARY crimson.
”momma urns clue and mutual
Col.” l'Ltcicpbuth,rrs. lrssclm.
.000.
um ALL”. InlnCsssoh I. Dudflid
Mguwsrlmdspllhfwma
“flaw c". m...
ANNUAL TOWN MEETING.
IANY VOTERS OUT IN NPI'I‘E 01’
THE BLIZZABD.
loutlus Bnllltsss Pompom-d Until an Ad-
Jonrriso flooring to J s-Isry—A You to
Pay Ibo 0M Boldtsrs' .000 Passed.
The annual town meeting, held pursu-
snt to the call, in the town house yest' r-
dsy afternoon, was a rather excl-inn
our, and in with of this weather, a llvgr
number of voters were present.
A. E. Austin was made moderator.
it who voted to take up the business
ofllic meeting in the.- ordcr that it up
pmrod in tbc call.
John J. Walsh mcdo a motion that
the constdcration of matters usually
considered at the burial meeting Dr
postponed until some future time for tho
purpise of allowing .he uclectmen to
have all of the annual reports printed
and published.
It was voted that the meeting should.
who it adjourned, adjourn to Saturday,
January 10, 1801, at 2:00 o'clock in the
sftrmoon.
Thu selectmen were authorized to
abate such tall“ as should have been
abated by the board of relief, but were
not abutvd because the persons entitle-d
to make proper application bud neglcm-
ed to do 5:.
The mutter of the. claim of George W.
Purkotun. formerly a private in Com
pany E, Twelfth regimrnt, Counrcticut
Volumrerv, was brought up, and It Was
voted that tho ar'ectmen should have the
desired authority to pay the claim.
The following revolution, presumed by
J. M. Ellendurl, Was then rrud by the
town clvrk:
WHEREAS, At the special town meet.
ing, tie-a In ihv town hull of Niirwulk.
Octobr-r l7, l889. a row was pascal
unanimously [0 pay to tho re enlisted
vt-irruns of tho late war, credited upon
the- quota of the town of Nurwulk. tinder
thy c-li of the president of the United
Stub-s, is-ucd in tho full of 1863. the
amount of tho town bounty ‘7”th to
web Yr'u‘rhns, amt prumltted to them by
[Dr accrrdllrd agents of the Iowa at the
time of their rv-rulistmrnt;
WHEREAS, The sum of one hundred
dililuls bars Dru) paid on account to such
rrlnlicti-d vrtrmns, leaving a balance of
turn hundred dollars still due to each of
Ill-1n: tiwr-‘forc
Voted, By this mootmg, that the board
of 3m- cmwn b:- and [buy an- hr rz-by in
structcd f0 litil’nvw upun ihv Cft‘dll. of th.-
mwri, a rum uuflicu-nt to pay to Mich of
when to enlisted veterans untitled tlierrtli
the balm cc of two hundred dullnl’a still
duv thorn, und’ r the vi te of the meet". .3
of October 17,1889.
Voted, fu-thor, l‘hat (och payment he
hy tin Hirclm n on ur br'fun- Monday,
January' i, 1891, and that each re enlist-
»(l wt. l'rrfl upim rrcmvtug pay mint,givr-
m» rrcwpt in full of his claim against
thv town of Niirwulk.
The matter was tllst‘uN‘t‘d at some
iongth. Spri-chrs wore Irmdc by C R.
Tuwusmd und J bl. Ellendurf. and sov-
rrnl others then took up the delta“.
John Duran. of Five Milo River, hot-ante
wry DPI’SUIHII in hlrt remarks against the
St'llCllDt‘ft. S'flllt‘ Of !hllfit‘ who spoke
turd to t'fifllllllsh a claim that the town
ricmdu had Oren .pnitml away and the
“lt’t'llug brcuma rumor dltlnl’dt‘l’l)’. ‘
Lawyor Warner llll'n arose and said
that lit» Town of Nnrwuik was perfectly
willing to pay thl‘fitl claims 1( jfl' y could
do It lrgaiiy, but as tho matter now
stood It would be impossible to pay such
clulmv, m- [his town had vaor voted to
pay any umount such an was promised
by tho accroilitrd «grim: that the only
prop” way was It) ratify their promlsos
at u. out». qui-nt mulling. and then vote
to pay tln- amount,
lero Wolfe those [Ht‘él tit who thought
dim-n u! than Mr. with“?! iiid. nod It
tu- -tinn to pm» lilo foregoingicsolulio“
“usluliillll (I, unit Uh mvotiiigudjuumed.
AN lCt.‘ llDl'rE ABLAZE.
1‘ro Nurwalk l-‘Irsmsn (‘ulicrl Out During
the "hand Last Night.
Hliiirtly in (our NW» Ii o'clock last oven-
Irig Iliti rmif of R. L. Ells’ old Ico house,
II-t'. tori fli'lll’ tiicAuipithi-um- gruihds,
“an law-Ii Iiibr' blaming nit-Irily. Word
wn» m-Iit down town and box 15 watt
pullvd. Tht‘ “It'lllr‘fl ilmggul thwir licuvy
uiiicliim :1 through the, blinding snow and
siwt to tho sci-mt of tho lint, and when
they arrived the fir» wss under good
headway and conduit; out short-uni of
spanks. The Iii-most hydrsnt was Iii-arty
900 («wt may and it took the hose ol
both Cllmpfliilt'tt to lay it lim- to "It! build-
ing. Tho iinvnwu workrd hilt-hearers
uml, Iii-vpiw tho lu-avy wiiidn that pro
railed, NW firm was mum extinguished.
Thi- building for sumo tinw but] been h
Inuriuing plat?» for trampfl, and It is
probably through thoit can learners that
it caught the. The flmmcn dose-rive a
good deal of cmdit for their timely
efforts in stibduirig tho llsnws. Had it
not been for their body) Bishop's mill
wuulil haw hot-n in grunt dunner. Upon
lhl'll‘ rvtnrn from tlir lln- Jumps (Jordon
m... suvvlwd them with Ctiflicfrum his lunch
' It'll").
Congregailossl Ital! Csll.
On Friday evening, January 2d, the
Norwslk Congregational church will
have a roll call in the chapel. Tod will
be served at six o'clock, tbs roll call at
ssvor.,snd than the solo of pews will
take placo'. Thr- church has a member-
ship of 445, a not gsin of twenty-firs
crer llitt your.
41'!»- question that sums toagiiats tbs
ladies of this town is. “WI“ the coming
can hurt! which"? Bo will.lsdies, he
will. and its will also loam upon having
you economics lg using Bmsssls soup
”who you got him.
CHRISTIAN EXERCISES.
The Annual Icatlval st tlu First 1!. I.
Church—Bud” Involun-
A large number of the members and
friends of the first N. E Suudsy school
brave-d the storm last evening in order
to sttcnd the spatial Christmas exer-
cises. At first it who thought expedient
to postpone the service, but fluslly it
was decided to reader as much of the
programme as could be done. II the
Christmas excretion hsd never been posh
pulled on account of It storm. The choir
was not present, but the musical pro-
gramme will be rendered at Sunday
C'O'Iling’l service. Carola were sung by
the school and rrcitutions were rendered
by Miss Bea-lo DAVID, Miss Flora Jen-
nings, Ilsa Icy Rtgby, Ifisa Florence
Ellondorf, Lulu Bart sud Johnnie Scy-
tltour. At the close of the entertainment
the members of the school were present-
ed with boxes of candy and oranges.
The infant class received books. The
front of the church was decorated with
evergreens.
The following mueical programme will
be rendered to Inorruw by the members
of the South Norwalk Congrvgationul
church choir, kindly «slated by Miss
Annie E. Hall, soprano, of Norman,
and Miss Imogene Baldwin, soprano, of
East Norwriik, and under the direction
of D. E. Dishmw, organist:
t-UNDAY momma n 10:30.
Unison Chorus -- 0, wine all ye faithlnl" 1 Farmer
Hymn-kudos Domini. No 213i
Choir— '0. merry, merry chiming ChriiiA mas
bell H's Flmd
80l0-Unlron choras-“ hristuirs song". A. Adam
sow. Ilsa ANNIE s HALL,
Ryan—Laud“ D mini, No 331
sermon.
Hymn-Lauder Dcihini.No 32:.
SUNDAY EVENING AT 7:00.
A Christmas praise service, carefully
pthurod for this BPfVICC.
Opening Authem— While the stars are gleam
lug britiiriy" .............. A. W. Aewcotub
Responsive reading.
[hurl-Land“ Domini No. 1105.
Isle Qusrtctvk' It came upon the midni ht
Cll‘l . WE
I ISSRB riuv, utaxp, RAVILAND umxcz'
Rdldlnx Scriptures.
Hymn-Lamps Bimini. No. 318.
Choir—O, thirty, merry, chiming boils" A. F. Loud
Prayer
l'oilection.
Ofluwrs—“Night of niohh“
..B Van deWuter
Ilsa moors: BALDWIN.
Hymn-Loud“ Domini. No-‘il‘w.
Ch- ir—‘ There were Shephlrds" ...... W. Ialuicuc
t'lmlug Hymn—No :3 7
PERSONAL I'A RAHBAI’HS.
The Goings Ind Comings of l’sopls vvo
Like to Bond About.
Fred Radlt‘ and Gould Randle are at
Matti-wan, N. Y.
F. T. Sanford and family, of New Cs-
DMD. Spent Christman in Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Urew, of Met-
w in ctreet, are visiting friend»' in Newark-
W. S Bailey isiu South Norwalk to
spend flit‘ holiday season with his family.
J. T. Hayes and family, of Wilton
uVr'nur, are spending n few days In You.
kt’lt‘.
bliss liliian Bennett, of Norwalk,
"w gut-st of Miss Annie Lickwood, of
W colon.
Misc CRHlP Gregory, of Claw, N. Y.,
is the tun-st of friends on Chapel street,
Norwslk.
Mr». M. L James. Misc Menu Ambler
and Mm Julia Mullen spent Christmas
in New York.
Mrs. H. J. (rrurnmim and family, of
.ump ctrwt, are spending the holidays
in Philadelphia.
Miss Alida Bull is spending a few days
with Mrs. C B. szlyu at tho Gedney
[ll-use, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Gt‘OfRD R. anloe are the
guests of friends in New York city
tiirnuith the holidays.
Misc Currie Wood, who has «pent nev-
cvnl work» in East! Norwolk, lat now Vl8ll~
lug Mr. and Mrs. W. S, Cortics, In New
t‘auasn.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Young of
Cranberry Pluinoars spending the holi-
iluyu at tho renidrnc» of Councilman
Climbs F Hallock on Qaiotard uremic.
Agents liars m Christin-a
Dinner.
Superintendent Flrnch,()f tho PauplI-ii'
Insurance company, gnvo a dinner to
the mum“ of th- South Nurwalk district
Di-cemher" J), which will long ho rumour
berrd by those who attended. Supertn
tondcnt Hodhy wsII ugh-«ably surprised
by being presented with It handsome
satchel, and in turn all tho ago-nth wI-ro
procvnted with gifts by SupcrIritvndcnt
Ilndby. Among tho.»- who sat down to
dinner wcro Bupt. Hodby and Wlft’, J E.
D iwney and wife, Jon. 0. Perry and
Wlft'. Mr. and Mrs. Brown. Mr. and Mrs
llmris and surrrul others.
I murmur-
Jullns Dtnh Arrestsd.
Julius Streb, who was brought promi.
nontly before the public some months
ago, for falsely accusing a South Nor-
walk policeman of intimacy with his
wife. was before Judge Knapp yester-
day afternoonmhnrucd with broach of
the peace. Thu trouhio emu! at tho- rest
times of Herman Quitncr. in Bprtnp-
wood. where Irv. Sci-enck wss calling.
Bush, who had been drinking. insulted
her, and us he had repeatedly done so on
former occasions, the bud him arrested.
Ho picadcl guilty to the charge, Ilfd
was fined 81 00snd costs.
a III; mm in th- Dans-r1 first...
The Dshlmry Common Council lass 0!-
fersd a rswsrd of mono for the captors
of tho "lire bug,” or for information tbst
will lead to the oaotarsof thcparty or
parties setting fits to buildings in that
city.
-I.sst twicsas long-a cheap soap for
lsundryuss Ml.
NEWS FROM NEAR PLACES
WHAT IS GOING ON IN NEIGH-
BOBING TOWNS-
Poms! Par-grunts mm Wilton and
Vlctutry A New estrus Ilsa blame
While Harvesting In-
C. I. Gin-gory, of Brooklyn, N. Y..
was in town on Thursday.
Miss Ssrsb Middlebrook, of fit. If"-
xarett’s school of Waterbury, spent
Christmas with bur parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S B. Middlebrcok.
A number from this place attcodrd
the social dance in RIdgefield Boll,
Christmas night.
About twenty of the boys of A. Whit-
lock’s boarding academy went to their
homes on Wednesday to spend the boil-
days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mervin and son
Triuo spent Christmas day with friends
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
W. K. J. Hubboll, of Denver, Calm,
and Chester R. Ohm-tend, of Omaha.
Nah” are spending the holidays with
friends and relatives in this place.
Now Canaan News.
The rosidencc of Mr. Wardwell, upper
site P. W. Mead’s, caught fire Christmas
night from a defective fine. The blaze
was rxtmguiehed without the helpof the
fire department.
While getting ice, Wednesday, David
Avery had the mutations to run a pike-
polc into his log to the depth of about
two inches. He is now able to walk
about will) the aid of a cane.
Weed a Warring have dissolved part-
nefsblp, Mr. Warming retiring.
r. it. cit. sort-:5;
“An Antomatlc Bank Acoonnt"—lnvltn-
tlons for the New Your a Boccptlou.
Rrv. A. Wheutun, of the South Nor-
walk Baptist church, will deliver an
address at the song service to marrow
at 4 o’clock upon “An automatic account
book." All young mm are invited to
attend this, the closing service of the
present year.
The workers” training class will meet
tomorrow afternoon at3 o‘clock, and
hereafter the class Will meet every Sun-
day afternoon from 3 to 4 o‘clock. All
Christian young men desirous of taking
up a system of Bible study are invited to
jmn this clans.
The players in the Crokinole tourna-
ment this evening, will be Fred Ambler,
Eddll‘ Daniels, Wilbur Hubbell and
John Hunter. The games Will be com-
menced at 8 o‘clock.
The invuationa for the annual New
Years' reception are now ready and any
one wishing to secure some for their
friends should call at the rooms as soon
as convenient.
ENTERTIINIENTS,
“A Little. Busybody."
"A Littlo Busybudy‘," In Its new and
8 revmed form, has proven to be one of the
most successful plays that has eminated
from the pen of that talented and verso
tile little actree~. Uilie Akerstrom. it is
to ho, seen during her coming engage-
ment 3. Mimic Hall, which is limited to
three nights, and a Wednesday matinee,
commencmg Monday, December 29 One
of its lectures is a perilous lwap through
a window of real glass by Miss Alter
ctrom in full new of the audience, an
race! which has created a profound sen
cation wherever it has been seen. An
other taking future of “A Little Busy-
hody" is a flag dance by Miss Akcrctrom,
which Will also bc seen for the first time
hero.
Boron Permanent Bull)".
Tuvaday Blshop Mcblthon appointed
as permanent ro‘cturs R-Iv. H. J. Lynch,
pastor of St. Prtrl’s church, Dsnbury,
and Row. Dennis J. Crcmin, pastor of St.
Augustine church, Bridgt'pofl. Throw
appointments increase the number of
permanent rectors in the state to seven.
The other livn are: va. Bernard U‘R.
Shortdnn, St. John's, Middletown; livv.
John A. Mulcahy, Immaculate Cooccp
lion. Wutorhury; R V. William J. 8l0v
cum, St. Mary's, Nonvslk; “04". Paul
McAlmney, Mandela: Rrv. John Ruaseli,
St. Patrick's. Nr-w Haven
Woolly Harvard Harlin-ry-
Thc cummnry of the Weekly Record
for the current week shows not ortsts
sales as follows: New [larch l5, Bridgtr-
port 22. Hartford 3, Waterbury 4, Mori-
den 5, Norwalk 6, Danbury 4. The "DJ
estate mortgage” are as follows: Now
Haremfllfldl; llridgcpmt,“3,7fl; Burt
ford, 310.800: Mvriden. u 519; New Brtl
sin. 33 700; Norwalk, $1,750; Danbury,
‘5, 050.
mar...“ 8:;s-Ibnld.
The West Norwalk church kindly ro-
membercd those who had given them
gospcl feasts, with Christmas pmts on
Wednesday morning, the presentations
being mudc by Mr. Koyscr, who counted
to enjoy his mission cxcemfingly. H.
H. TuckI-r, pastor of tho Advent Christ:
ian church, East Norwalh, extends many
thanks to this church for their token of
lava and kind rsoiomhrance.
churned—lion‘s".
George F. Sherwood, of Weston, sud
Miss Isabel Lobdsll. of Greenfield Bill,
were married by tbs Rsr. Alsxandsr
Hamilton on Christmas day. Ir. Blur
wood has any frlmds In Norwslk, sud
ha- rsosivrd many congratulation from
them.
~Ir.--— --—, one of the smploysesof
this papsr, intends to go fishing osxt
Sabbath. but than is some good in him
ymubousss the wombat Broads
”'9-
uow nu. llUBlilfll’l‘T wanton:
no Petition Es Proposes to mutt.
tlts Next m Assam
The petition of J. lederi Hum
Norwalk, for himself and in NW of
era! Assembly of the Euro of Councils
out representc:
That within the limits of the town of
Norwulk, there is now a municipal cov-
poration called the City of South Nor-
walk, a munici corporation callsd tbs
Borough of orwalk, lying ad onto:
each other. a part of the soother y lino
of the said Borough and the northerly
line of said City, being one and tho saute
line; that there is also s thick! aattlctl
portions of and town called I Nor-
walk. lying adjoining the south lino
of the Borough of GiNorwslk, filo
easterly line of thOCl of South Nor-
wulk, separated from :5 Norwslk by
Norwalk harbor. Another quits thickly
rtion below South Norwalk called
E’v vs Mile River. Another III the west-
erly part. of the town of Norwalk called
West Norwalk; a manufacturing hamlet
in the northerly part called Winnipauk
and another thickly settled portion in
the uortbeastcrly part called CM
Plains; that outside of the City of 80m
‘10: walk and the Borough of Norwalk
there is no government for any of these
thickly settled portions except the gov
eromcnt of the town of Norwalk; that
Norwulk, Suuth Norwalk and Winnipauk
are connected by both steam and horse
railroads; that the conveni’ use and
necessities of these various communities,
outside of the City and Borough. require
many local improvements, which cannot
towns, that. it is necessary for the proper
advancement of the interest of these
several portions of the town; that some
legislative authority be given them,
authorizing the making of such improve-
ments as there interests and nemsitlca
may require, and the levying of a tax
for the payment of the same; that fur-
ther municipal governments in the town
of Norwalk Wculd beattendcd with large
and unnecessary expense; that the
erumental expense of the town of or-
wallr, of the City of South Nurwalk, the
Borough of Norwalk, and for the general
management and convenience which the
Interests of those other communities re-
quire, are, and would be, unnecessarily
burdensome, that for the improvement
of the other thickly settled portions of
the town of Norwalk, one City govern-
ment for the whole would obviate the
three or fourfold expense, thus saving
the present expenses falling upon the in-
habitsuta, and additional expenses upon
(goers to ”’3: theykuow bar that the
arc in of orwal has go per
ties “find considerable indehptsnas
Incurred for local improvements; that
the City of South Norwalk has also large
properties and considerable indebtedness
Charter embracing the entire town of
Norwalk with suitable divisions of the
town Into wards baring relation to the
preeeut municipal governments and the
needs of the several localities with
powazs extended to the wards, authoriz-
ing said wards to make such local im-
provements as would be of particular
and peculiar benefit to the particular
ward and lay a tax for the same, would
give to the present territory embraced
within the limits of the Borough of Nor-
walk and the Inhabitants thereof, all its
present advantages for improvement,
and to the City of South Norwalk, and
its inhabitants, like sdvsn es; that
municipal governments virus so close-
ly to each other and in the same town,
tend to engender feelings which "9 pro-
judicial w the general advancement of
tho entire town and community; that it.
is against good policy to further burden
people of a community by taxation than
Ia reasonably ueccessary for the advance.
merit and proper government of the
people.
He therefore prays that a City Charter
be granted to embrace the entire ism.
tory of the townshipof Norwsik, orsuch
lesser part of said townships ss ‘ be
devmed advisable, to be called tbc‘City
of Norwalk; that said charter divide the
City into Ial'ds In such a mango:
no advantage shall be given to the“ in.
habitable of that portion of the City
which is now the Borough of Norwalk,
over that portion of the City which is
now tho City of South Norwslk; that no
part of the burden of Indebtednm which
the territory now within the limits of
the Borough of Norwalk shall be home
or thrown upon any othcr part of tha
cuty; nor to tho indvbteduces of the City
of South Norwslk thrown upon any our
er portion of the City, except in’ clcb
case where the indebtedness was crustal
for somo improvements which shall I).
of benefit to the other portlotisof the
City,_ and then only so far as is rquitahlo
sud just for them to bear, s
vidiog further that tho ssvmlm
have power to make such local impr
ment- as they may deem dcsirsblc
advisable, and pay for them by local I“;
that nnch other provisions .sy be m
in said Charter so shall ensuro
col government and promote tbs
advancement and interests In all parts of
the town alike, and with such other wo-
visions ns sre usual in City Charters. Ind
your petitioner as in duty bound will
over pray.
The petitioner further pra s tbst n
the granting of such Charts: the ml”:
or of the Borough of Norwalk, IbeObhrfi-
er of the City of South Norwslk, bl IG-
polled.
,.
thsnry Not”.
Willi-m Allan Butler will 003th
[0 Harper' s Weekly publiched MOM
am i long poser descriptive of Its PIN-
sion Play at Ohsramumgsu, which will
be accompanist! by sssrles of “W
lions from photographs taken at tho Inst
presentation of the plly. It is
of acts that just 0904th of a
.30 the rains writer contribulsd to h
:mattrc, “Nothing to Wear," tbs and ”-
feet literary production or its eh W
ton in this country. Tbs pom on M»
simmers-u, although relating to A
style. will probably plssss as In. 0
number or road-rs as did unlit-1
i
I'm ssrllsr “You, . i .
other residents of the town, to tbs’G‘su- .
be had under any existing law affecting '
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so dinosaur, sod mim- in quits sshthii V
for local improvements; that s City
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