We shall build our reputation on our we and the foundation can never be hewaruhuislatd- Aaadjouruadmsstingofthecommon Councilwasbsldlsst armingallmem brrsbcingpvsssutwith thsrxoeptiouof Dr. G0.Rohannau. A petition to extend the sewer and sidewalksouthonflouthlainstrsst to the manual David Hoyt,was read sewer was backing up into their store, occupied by W Brothers, and thathebsd tried toclvar thssswar for thelasttwcor threedays, but fouad it impossible. It was recommended that the sewer be rclaid from their building to the Washington street sewer. Referred to street commtmionsr with power. The City Clerk was authorized to draw sets for use on the city streets. The committee on library building reported adversely relative to making a hall ontol theibeond story. Theyre- commended that it heleased to the party now occupying the same, the city reserv- ing two front rooms. The annual city meeting was called for Tuesday evening, larch 31, at 8 ' o’clock, in Knights or Pythiaa ball, well bred and well dressed gentlemen all times pay particular attention to their" ' car, we have put in the most exqui- line of AAABIS & Cit, 89 WASHINGTON Slims" ’OFIELD do HOYT luflsdiavsutcryaad ed new 7mumamfihufia. stock, we are prepared DRESS GOODS. iaehPhid, a ,rrsula pricethe. iaehl'hid godfwaysrm'regularpriceflc. ”Mm 38R. “9|,va Nbchhll'cclflevgeJhcay “inchAll'col Heurietlafllkay luminous.“ worthfic.“ . A FULL Ill" 0? BLACK DENIM” AND BERGRS LADIES’ HOSE. **mwm.nm 7w¢Augdfalmwosthltc Fastback, lie, worth the. Postmark, Us, worth the. DmirhtAugsll’sJicworthtbc. ' WREN’S HOSE., www.5tol array”. W5 fol MM lflcwathldu. rotates-matte. Hill's-Dre.“ ”dial-artille- Gma’ HOSE. AflLfleuTbnlhfifiicprryand. marble-ls.“ WHaadksreatrrs, Ste per draen. 37 Vault-uh! Btl‘cct, South Norwalk. re We Are Againl than your few III-UM Worm that you will find as donottnrn outas werepre- yourmoncywillberefunded: a.¢suuam......auu.‘p~ . maaaaaarsa-uuaaasasa ‘ saasaaaaa an. ass-n- aw ............... ml * ww-wbw'awwawllww'wewowa* monsoon-wanes sausa- ‘ out - uw u'wwwnmww bananas “vawwww-wbawwwnww sussaaaaaasu Ilalkkkd m..............................4qu a I“... . DD” snow pfilall ‘I' ”I r...‘..“’.’ aaawaas-waawaasabewawu an. aim Dwewvwwawww’w “sass-aa- mantra-u 8:2!88l If foot do not mist the Washington street, for the purpose of laying alax on polls and rutable real estate within the limits of the city,to meet the current upenaes of the year, andif deemed best, to pay the whole or a part of the floating debt; also for the purpose of issuing notes, bondsor cer- tificates in a sum not to exceed “7,500 nominal value to defray the ex- penseu of purchasing necessary pipe and material and layinga new main from the lower reservoir tothe city, and to fix the time of payment of the principal and interest of said outer, bondsor certifi- cater and the rate of interest, and to approve a resolution of the Common Council, authorizing the street commis- sioner under the advice of the mayor and committee on streets, to expend asum not to exc. ed 83.5% for the purchase of crusher! stone to be used on the streets of the city. It was voted that asewerof suitable size be laid on Bayview avenue, from the residenceot J. I. Dibble north toCedur street, thence to the Chapel street sewer, near the residence of Rev. D. I. Seward, Theatreet commissioner was author- ized to advertise for cleaning catch basina. The met-ting adjourned to April ll, when the regular meeting will be held. TIR FIRE BUG STILL WITH US. A- Attempt“ lur- larry We Burn s- ” luwwalh. Harry nicer, station agent at thedepot in East Rorwalk, discovered yesterday that an attempt had been made to burn his barn, situated back of his residence on East avenue. The pine where the attempt was made is on the north side of the barn. There is an air shall in the foundation and the fire was started In this. It burnt the large beam consider- ably and blackened the outside of the building. It Is thought that it was started Saturday night, but owing to storm and wet condition of the material it was impossible to make it burn. tlr. Rider seldom goes around to that side of the barn and did not discover it until yesterday. The loss is slight. The barn is insured. Ito clue has been obtaiurd of the inesndfaries. low the nu alar- luddla win as name. Theborougbdrscompanies unlikely to be brought rule the recent fire alarm controversy. A number of the calladouChiel Psowitt lfoa- day,aaditlsunderstood thataaagrse— insatwssmsdeto theellret that a spechl meeting of the department wouldbeheld,aud the munchies mpsrlntsudsnl would be .paintsd by ternoon, that it was doubtful if that company would attend such a meeting, satneyhadalready voted toksepoutcf TheDs'tIy (inertia scribe sat close be— hind the editor of the Sentinelon the occasion to which he refers, and can make oath that if lt wasnot biaturnedup overcoat thatao WW klshssd, than it was his mra—Oaastte. ~Wsmay asde new coulws that it wastbsaaasttsrerths'ahreathtaatdrove taasaauor 'l'nu Must. out of the hit. Overcoat nor ears were aotpru testim- sneugh to awake that sndarsbte. We’llnkaoatbthslltwas worsslhan Umbusasrcheess. W The Indira' Aid Society of the Routk liorwalk Iathodlst church will areas to- them,oneof whom kept watch in the road,and is described asbclngalsrgc, powwfuflybuflhmiddle-agedman,while the others were inside. The money drawer was not disturbed. This lathe thirdtimethemarkot has hrueutsrcd named-mansionrssnla m ssemtobs strangers here and thereto little prtupect of their being captured. the residence of J. 0. Hawkins, at Seaside Place, was broken into some time during Sunday or Sunday night. Everything was brokcnopsn and ran- sacked, but it lathonght that nothing was taken away. Entrance was elected through the parlor window, a chbel be- ingnsedtopryupthesash. Hr. Haw- kins and his family have been residing in Longldandfor thepast threemontha M and tbebousebas been closed. They expecttoreturuaboutthe April 1st. It issupposedtobetheworkolboys. WHERE ARE TIIR IND! DOTS! ‘l‘heyHuwa lutllweuMbyMYar- ants lines Teal-rd” Healing. The mother and step-lather of Alfred and terrace Knox, fourteen and nine years old, respectively, are nearly dia- tracted over the disappearance of the boys. They left their home on Cliff street yesterday morning for school and in the afternoon received their bundle of Ems, and were about the borough supplying their customers until about hall-past lire o’clock, after which no trace of them could be found. At 10 o’clock last nigh. Ira. Hyatt, the boyst mother, because alarmed over her sona' profound absence, and her husband, James 3. Hyatt, the boys' step lather, came down to the borough in make in- quiries after them. He returned home without getting any clue,aud this morning again went in search of them. At first it was thought that they might have gone to Dsnbury, where they have an aunt and uncle, but a telegram sent to that city brought no rice. The boys, when they left home, wore blue ribbed skating caps, while the older had a light checked ape overcoat and light clothes, and is about four feet eight inches in height. Inreuzo is about four feet tall, and wore a brown cape overcoat. The parents of the boys know of no reason why they should leave home, and think that Lorenzo was led into the scrape by his older brother, who is rather inclined to be a trifle wild. Late this morning bfr. Hyatt came to this city, but was unable to learn any- thing concerning tbe runaways. He boarded the noon train for Danbnry, still in hopes of finding them there. rrtgos"mirr.aiiin. hlr. and Ira. J. R. larvm, of East Norwalk, left town yesterday for Wash- ington, D. 0., and other points of inter- est in the south. 3. J. Hill spent Sunday with his son Fred, in Newfiaren. Mrs. C. C. Dart ubury, Ire. Jessie Pnutmier, Ilsa. B. W. Hall and blue. I! Irwin of New York, spent yesterday with their brother, George Newcnmb, at the Iahackctllo Hotel. Ilsa Ayers, of Bandnsky, Ohio, is via- iting lb Elizabeth lackwood, East I'll!"- A (truly law u- “, ltraut. Ame-ago was sent to the borough about half-past tsn o'clock this morning that a man at Richard Jouea’s residence onCautp street was only and that he was turning everything upside down. OdlcsrAdamsweut upaudfound that William, the son of llr. Jones. who has been confined in an asylum until about three months ago, gone essay. The family had him in the kitchen and when the oldest went in he grasped a poker, but the sight of the brass buttons quieted him for the time being. He will probably be taken to the asylum tomorrow. The family state thattheyknowofnoreasonforthssud den outbreak unless it was Maura he managed to get hold of some cigars, scv stat of which he smoked. nae new Inserts u.» trans. Work on the new Electric Light atav lion is nearly completed. Bhortly the work of demolishing the old station and buildingamlootohimaeywlllbseom‘ messed. Themaehlaery, parrot which is expected next week, will consist of three engines of m horse power such, with a m horse power boiler, giving ”it incandescent light power; two w erslon for street railway work, and a latest improved stbboard. Thu at mansions of the new building arulllxlld. It was built by W. H. Mills of thisoity. , down an embankment. lie was placed . MAXI” month on lute uneven nouns Wild. tor as ransom Asa special mestingofthvllourtof Barge-res, last «suing. action on the petition to lsycutflmithstrsstwasmu motion of Burgess Bowe,deferrcd until later. the rssiguationol A.J.lleekerfrom theBoardof llahafwaaaeoepted. Burs gemBowemidthatsslr.leekerwasa Republicau,he would suggest that the _ members. Thumbnail paysalargsr The smeaora’billolwowasordcrud A petition from the llisseaBt. John, C. 8. Lockwood, 0. B. DaKlyu, Nickeraon d: Bette. and A. 0. Arnold, asking that the sidewalk in front of Bryant! Bes- sc’e store on Iain street he kept clear was read by the Warden. The matter was referred to the chairman of the highway committee, with power. - Burgess Bows called the attention of the court to the condition of Cedar street, so that they could familiarize themselves with the district in case of a petition coming in for improvements in that locality. He further called the at- tentional the court to a bad placeon the Tindall property, where an old cellar was located near the road. Tbecotm voted that it be left to him. with power, to see that the property was properly fenced in. - Burgess Vanderhocf asked permission to bring up the veto question. 0n mot- ion ol Borges O‘Reilly it was voted by reclamation to sustain the Warden’s re. to, there being five year and one nay, the objecting vote being Burgess Rowe’s. Burgess Vanderboef moved that when the meeting adjourned it adjourn un- til blonday. larch 30, at 7:30 o'clock. It was so voted, but the date was after- ward changsd to Tuesday evening to ac- mmmodata the clerk and his assistant. The Smith street petition was brought up and Engineer Wood stated that there were no objections to establishing the line. It was ruled to give the property owners notice of the proposed layout Attorney Seymour then asked the Warden if he would see to the oppoiot- merit of appraisers on the benefits and damages of the recent East avenue and. otting. The meeting adjourned. ANOTHER VICTII. A Tramp Umbrella lender Killed by the Cars near erntcu. William H. Saunders, 50 years old,a tramp umbrella mender,wss struck by a train while walking on the Consolidated railroad track near Norotou, last even— ing. He was accompanied by his wife. libs made an heroic ellort tosave her husband, who seemed bewildered when the engineer blew his whistle. She pulled him to one side but not far enough, and the pilot struck him throw- ing him a considerable distance and on board the train and taken to Noroton, and later was removed to the Bridgeptrt hospital, where he died at midnight. The injured man’s skull and right arm were broken, besides several ribs Saun— ders and his wife are well known about Norwalk, having made periodical visits through this section. In Saturday's Gazette was on open letter signed “Taxpayer,” against the ”Trolley clectrhal system” in Norwalk, stating at one point that ‘ Boston had recordedpany deaths” from the system. This is matradlcsed by J. R. Avery, the electrical engineer, now in llorwalk con- straotingathevnew plant for the Norwalh and dumb liorwslk Electric light Com- pany. Ir. Avery has been connected with the road, having superintended its layout and construction. Hsttsles that there hasheen no loss of life from the system in the city of Boston and that at present there is an expenditure of Of,- tbe construction of extensions being laid throughout the city. The city of Brooklyn is also mak» ing preparations» put in a planteqnally as large “sputhat of Bottom uaat last-ta sates. [any 1.. Beauties, of hmtford, to Helen Bauer, land on spring street. Rather W. (layer to Samuel Sample, land on West street. Bands firllsek to John L. Richards. land near the Washington atmt bridge. Francis Fanton, wife of Horses 3. Panton, of Weston, to Frank it. Isrrill, land on the Silver mine road. He. and Ill. Kendall The event at the week, without mak- lugluvldious oomparhom, will he the ' Division entertainment, Friday svenlng. MDTIIII. mulalugsutumm mm Thrillesclub,whlch sanglnsuehau exmllsnt manner at the Rising Star have been invited to l: posed uhxwma“ com m- lisslamisltsckshulto; Alfredthock- “hm-Whlflflathaway,“ Rev. Williamflagsr, ol Hartford,” cupisdtbn pulpitot theBsptistcburch Sunday morning and wing. There wasalargeattsudsace. Rsv.EO.Tree will probably preach hhlutmrmonbctuuextlnndaymwing tothsfactthat hecaunot sscureapar. sonsge. Ameetiog of thanfleialboard was held Iastweek. There wasa ful board ”event audall vutedlor his re- salary atthepressnttima thnthsy have paid for some years. The con regrets very much that Ir. Tree is oblig- ed tohave. George Wicks has purchased a large amount of oyster property in Long Island, and has removed his family there. His brother Daniel has also gone. They will remain until June. Thecommittes which was instructed to call out commisuonsrs to decide on the location of the new school house, report that they will be here in two or three days. Raymond G: Lowudes arcf 7 to rebuild the hotel at Roton Paint. It will be larger and handsomer than the one recently burned. Parties from New York are negotiat- ing with Theophile Euphrat for the pur- chase ol his residence on Iain street. Captain Oliver Cook Captain Isaac Stereos are making Waive improveo meals to their property here, in the way of grading, etc. The oyster business is booming just now. Men. Hiss If. 1.. Bernhard sprained her an- kle severely Saturday, by lslling down a flight of stairs. The ladies of the H. E. church will give a suppe'r and apron sale at the town hall, tor-night. The hearing in the Ilatt Lambert case will be continued to-morrcw. Mrs. James Alexander is slowly recov- ering from her recent long and painful illness. Ivanhoe Castle will work the Pilgrims degree this evening on a candidate. Some of the grand ofllcers will be pres- ent to witness the beautiful ceremony of that degree. The Hour came as near correctness in giving the details of the Ryerson runa- way an it usually does. And if it had only placed the coach ahead of the horses, it would have p‘tesented to its readers the whole accident just exactly as it did not happen. First: the coach- man, called by the Hour, the Irish driv- er, only attempted to reach the ground asquickly aspossihle, making no stop- over on the horse’s buck. Second. the horses did not enter on Main street, but ran to Gracy street, then to Maple avenue, and turned the corner near the Eagle Hall, toward Bayly' s livery stable, where they were caught. Try again Brother Rapier, we are after you. Georgetown. Wesley Barrett caught a large otter at Umpawnng pond in a steel trap, which be had set for a mink. The otter is a line one, weighing about thirty-live pounds. The for is worth at least .10. blaster Fred Kearns was fortunate en- ough Wednesday to catch a wild goose alive and has it in a cage. It weighs ten pounds, and is a line looking goose. Irv. 0. 3. Starr, of Stamford, was in town on Friday, the guest of her father, 8. 0. Hurlbutt. Frank Balterson is making preparer flour to build a new store and dwelling house on his property near the If. E. church. Quite a number in town are sick with la grippe. Twenty- one were reported to have been absent from the wire factory in one week on the above account. Superintendent Hummell, of the Branebvllle quarry, has purchased an- other quarry from Willis Edmouds. Engineer Ryfsnhnrgh, of the Branch- ville ore mill, has resigned. Ed Fox, of New Haven, was in town Friday with his men to more some tele- graph poles. George Bylagtonand family will move to Bethel the first of April. He will rent his place here. John Iclllwaln is very low. Jar. Connery, who has been clerk in his brother’s store for the past ten years, has resigned. Floyd Bouton lllls the position at present. lira. Rachel Ann Sherman died lun- day afternoon at the residence of has daughter, hrs. F. 8. Bars. She was it years old. The funeral will take place to day. Interment at Wilton. The National llat Company, loothsr words the Wool Rat Trust, which was formed in flow York a wastage,“ Pilli'l'lll’l Extractor lll‘llllll'llll ‘ Is a compound of the choicest and best Roots, Burke and Herbs, carefully selected and prepared, and has no equal 888]! ALTERATIVE And Blond Purifier. 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