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, Ibo regnhr meeting of the Court of
ohm—aw IteIdg-h‘otioigbt, anon
when being preoeut.
Bursa Rowe reported that if the high-
m committee had good luck. on the
; they would (unalxmt $100 less
‘ hot your. . >
Ills Worden road a petition from F. J.
asking permission to erect a frame
. on his Mott avenue property,
which was granted.
flunk Eater called the attention of
' wort to the condition of Wilton avo-
m. Burgess Bowe reported that be
making preparatimns to work Wilton
m as soon as portable.
A petition for a sewer on Cam street.
mending from Main to Hoyt street.
'- road by the “'anlen. Burgmn Bow?
reported favorably on a sewer in that
auction and moved that it he left to the
newer committee. The motion wry; oar-
A petition {or police protection on up
pa Main street, signed by thirty property
m, m referred to the police com-
mittee to report at the next meeting.
A petition to have sidewalks laid on
Baden Ivonne was read. Bargain; Bom-
reported that the matter was an old one.
Through some influence the nunwrous
pofitiom had been laid aside and the road
hdbemcontinuolly put in repair. Mr.
Inna spoke at some length on the sub
jut. Bursa, Baxton moved that the
patitiar be granted; that the owners of
‘puperty in that locality be ordered to
Brncurb and gutter to the satisfaction
of the highway committee, and that the
borough engineer be instructed to give»
illegal-tum both sides of the street.
Wilban. Selle-ck asked the court to
_ itwunloo objectionable to peda-
' Thocourtvotedtodroptbcmotter
“my could go upand look the
over. '
Dorm Bowe thought up tho Main
'm widening. Ho said that as the
Monddnmagos had been paid it
“time the work of alteration mm-
mcod. Onmotionof Burgess O'Rcilly
“matter was left to Burgess llowo.
‘rith power to advertise for bids and go
thud with the work.
Barge-l Burton, chairman of the
newer mimic. spoke 0! A. (1 (Bold-
ilx‘l petition to have the scwor vxtomlod
dovittoohort distance further on Em:
avenue. Hemmer! favorably on the
7 . On motion oi Burgh»; Vanalor-
W action WE deterred until the nn-xt
Ducting, when it will again llt't'omiIh-rt-d
with the Crow street new" qumtion.
Burgm Kent brought up the pvtition
d C. '1‘. Igonurd. asking that the n-striu-
etion from using his newer pill‘ ho mom:
ad. He "ported that hr- wna in {amr of
mtingthc petition. Tho matter mu
filer: diurnal at mine length and nix
Vuotion ot Burgcm Burton was colt-d.
:Burgeno Kent reported [ingress in fixing
the newer mouth at Immard’u thick. and
find for lurther time. Ho then Mom-d
.9 the River-hie avenue matter and mi"-
lithe following K'I'tlltlutlhni
, Mud. That thehighwnymmmittu-
:m for bids (or the improvement or
,Ilvolldoovamo lined on the eotlmau:
H the homugh ourroyor of about “.200.
,horoor Icon-M that tlw multnwt he
worded to tho Iowmt mlumrihlo biddc-r
who uhull giro bonds (or the faithful
‘ omunceol tho untamund that tho
lor the Home ho nubmitu-d to tho
. The Initiation wM nr‘wptod by n unan—
hnurp. (Yltdlly moved that the mat-
tor'oi ropolrlng Burt avenue ho tnkm up.
f’ lbdfiltod that he would like to know
work.
fiflfirmtmming. ‘
mm m“ the Stuart avenue enforce tho urdrr and report at tho mart
' He said the borough engineer
an informed him that the objectionable
, could I” removed for 50' HE said voted that the finance committmv hon—ow
'ho '33 obliged to mil-baby car— “it” or as much thereof as tit-«led by
ova the knoll «unplanned. and the committee.
Iurnsc two votes. Barge- O’Rcilly
moved that it be made n form ballot.
but the warden objector! and onothcr
ballot woo out with the mono mlt.
The ‘wurdon declared Mr. My
elected.
mourn; was granted permis-
sion to secures unitorrn tor thcmly
elected policeman.
'3!!!” Burton won 01 the opinion
that there was no superintendent of the
fire alarm. He moved, that the vote 1""
“WWW o5
lloyt‘he relimn . , ' a3”
and carriod. Burgers Bowe being the only
one voting against it. Then Borges»
Burton moved that the court primed to ,
ratify the nomination made by Ohio!
Prowitt. The vote was taken. but being
doubted by Bargain Rowe. a standing
vote was callcd for, which nnultod in n
tic. Burgess Vandcrhoof voting with the
Republicans. The warden cast the decid‘
ing vote and declared Mr. Hoyt elected.
Engineer Wood just then entered the
room and Bum-so Born- asked him if
East art-nut! had ever boon laid out and
if tho maps were on tile. Tho Enginwr
statvd that they Worn.
Burgess Vauderhwl said there was a
borough onlinance against bicycle riding
on the sidewalks and complained that it
was disregarded by a large number of
the riders. He alto spike of the modi-
tiou of the borough strot'tsa four hours
after thoy wen: «loam-d up in the morn-
ing. llu said the large numhor of papers
blowing around ovideutly canto from tho
nwwpings of tho stoma. Burgh» Bum."
said the distn’lmtion of hand—bills, circu—
lam and garnplo I‘llpit'a’ of [Klpr‘l’ri should
be prohibited. The warden stated that
then- wusa by-law vm'rring tho above
and tho court divide-d to sw' that it u as
strictly cull-trod. ‘
E. H. Pillow said he was prom-n: to
ask that the wmninlh-r of tho with-walks
on School and Chestnut :ltl'i‘t‘i-S be laid.
Over a. year ago the resident-rot that
locality had boon ordered to lay Sid?-
walks. he said, and most of them did so.
. while otlwrs had paid no attention to tho
luattor. Burgess [hum- said he would
meeting.
On motion of Burnt-as Bow» it was
l‘u’léflétfllll noun;
downtown“
warm nutter» or run
our council. rm “mac.
Filly run.» W to tho ‘6. A. 3—»!
lip-ch! (my looting to Anna-flun- Ito-
'oudum d “I lot lot-m
The regular monthly who} at the
Common Council war held Int wooing.
all
It was votod tbutvbillo to the mat
of $2,850.62 be paid.
The committee appointed to entahlioh
a harbor line on the east side reported
pmperty owners. The report was arm-cpl-
ed and the cornmittcc diochorged.
at John Many [or tho, “notion of imper-
numerary policeman was Nimrod to the
cornmitteo on police.
The City Clerk woo nutbmizcd todraw
Memorial day.
A petition was rot-vim! from ll. ('.
Ely for theabntemt of the us on two
hormonal: Meadow Met. which were
overcharged. Referred to t‘mrncrlman
(Truw. ,
A communicat'nm war-l rm‘r‘it'fwl from
the! Norwalk (lat-l Light company in rt:—
gard to a tmt hill. lit-[erred to City
Attorney John ll, Light and (‘mim'ilrnrn
E. l". Knapp and Nolmn .l.t'mw.
Tlu- petifiim of H- A. “3nd and «born
for wateron Prmpect stm-t. East Nor-
walk. was rrt'orrm‘l to the cummitto-v on
“'Illt'l'.
A petition was revolved from S. B.
Sherwin! for [nerrrr'mion to mart n dwd
or building no‘ar his shop "It ‘Vatr't
titl’t'l‘i. llvarmi to murmittee on fire
department. with power.
Tho petition of Charla A. Ambler,
administrator of the white: oi [uric
Raymond. to orert a twtmtory addition
in the rlwflulng brawn. No, l} Slain ulna-t.
was granted.
.‘iauufarturing Moriarty”)! New York.
amounting to m. [or lurniohing the
new supply wagon, mp harbour and
andinncagtovthenreoltheflonthfior—
Gray and party. who l
finwiththoirmncmriloontho-a.
Your shot» were bred old lich- fell“
hoviogbocn ohm thmghthohrod. (ho
othcrohhcparty wuohot totncmbuo
letdown-1y iojnroll"
The hill at tludluttapercha and Kohl»: all
microcosm
Supt. Gray Chargedwitll John
Mochn'o Murder.
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XIII-II hurt-rung and um,
Woman, 15.. my 1—Cororur
Stone held on lnqnutnt Dnohorlntho
motthonhoolingotldncnrtnsll
WhicbaJohn Inch. woo killed. Thothra by
, hmdeclamdthutthydidnothnvonny
that they were unable to agrw with the “m5“ their M- .“ that tho
ohootlngwuo dono by thodcpnttu and
otrlkm. 1115» w- tho ooh-tuna! tho
ltwasvotedhwtonmcxtrawlico— Wyofleml bytho ho”. nd tho
manfor night duty. The application W W‘““ I0 lb! elect
thorJohn loch mouth «both by.
ginormolrcr dot fired by. downy, tho
monknown.
CW wilt Ulrich
, , Alter the inquest Superintendont Bohr
an order on the city (or $50 (or the w on Gray. Mine Boon John AM not!
of [lmglaa Fowler Print, (3. A. It., on Yard no... cam [my . hm“; on a.
charge at murder, prefer-rod byWonhy
[man )lcfiloy, boron ’Sqnin Cotton.
They were committed to fill at Union-
wwn charged with the wilful. deliberate
and premium mmdaof John Mack:
or uncaring So 3. ‘
Their nttorneyswill risk (on hear/luau
ahoknrcomxs Moro Judy Ewingol
Unknown, today.
“It. “00th; cl Undo.
Walk.“ mnrdab thundacribudby
Way; "Gnyudhkmznwoot Ioboord~
hgbouoo No. 17 our! endeavour) to per—
madcthcmtomurnmwak. run-g
inthrireflmthybrumcmcb
grind and left tho hoop. Win-bolt
“Mm away they" Inbound-oval!
others. who. knowing thdr Monica, ho.
lunch: “on.
hmmmhrrdhom
mushrooming It in to tho duo
dint Guy. Callaghan and Agnew. whom
boo-co. won.- awning Huh, anath-
drpntiannifiuking them form I!“
on that, killing Inch instantly.
Canyon; 2. Tenth moot, of loo-t
Copuinlac lo cull-th-
Mr
"thoyoonll ,
I“ “manual-Writ
otrikorn av
whichthcstrlkcntor-atyMttloyHo
Mwheothcurlhhovur than villi.
novernlthounndignonut lobonrollthb
micrwbom MHDWOII,II3M
whomthoroionohonoot woyolpinbgo
livelihood
moo Duo. 0:.“
Thinnrlkchuolroodycou mm
“thawing the lantothcoporotonul
olthetrwnp. Ten men Montcalm-i.
and obonl thirty, including Sheri! so
Covmick. at Fayette county, bore boil
.rionnly wounded.
Ion than n W pronoun hon hor-
ovlrtod tru- thotr homo. and them
tuuoythotthoovlaiou bro but jut
m
“pd-d into tho strut. no living“
lolghbornwhohsvenot yo! botanic-ted,
udothornurellvinglnshorhorbum. A
Inverter low forty-fight of these poopk
whowmotnyioghommdlborn.’l’hoy
filth-Ind Marianna! Mutiny“
liowblolorty-oichtotthonnlllnum.
hum-outlaw cor-not
tho—u! Id.” the “vain
Wow-window. The)“.
tolled aloud-hold rhruovloa
next matting“ tlwmurt {or their up '
Tho Enough atom-y wan qumtinnt-d
'W'tbe order m drawn before he
MM on tho mhjct't. [hummus
underline! told the attract had boon laid
mind the llncococptul and naked how
loohfurtlur they cmdd «any on tho
Whom, mid he had been unlit-d
'tnmomvetbcnmdfnnanllotrectn-v-
ultimatum ontlw road wu sotmto
infiltrltorcdlhutlwmmrt
Burgess Bowv was lilft‘t‘tt‘li to look
after “in highway appropriation due the
borough.
The "finding thou adjournml until May
19%, '
ll
Tod'ny the Thirty-ltlghth Anniversary of
the Awlul (:lhmily.
Thirty-right years ago to—day the most
«linwtrous railroad acoident that over
ou-urml in this part of tho country took
plow at the South Norwalh‘ drawbridge. h
It was on Friday morning. The draw
haul hem "wired (or tln- lawn of the 3
Minion-r "Pacific." William ilill'ffll‘ti. of
tooth-r. was just about to chm» it. when
tln- lhraton express whit-h left New York
at 3 o'rlmrk calm» hurrying on its way to
mako- up eight minutes lost time.
tnun did not stop at South Norwalk. and
tho cnginw'r did not notice the amour»
of tho hall or sigmduhioh indicated that
tho draw was upon: or. if noticed. it was
‘me train [nasal tlwstation :iu-lnmmnl N
tho curve lwyond tho \\':L~him;tun «tn-r: l
vowing at a rate of not 1...... that twrnty
miles an hour. When it reached a point
within am (act of tho-draw two fillilit‘ll
sharp alarm-l of the whiatlv wa-n- blown:
tirvmon and n hrnkemnu leaped (mm
the train. which mehrd on into tho open
draw. The~ vagina. tooth-r, luggngt- oar,
annikingocar. and two Manger can. to- '
gunner withnhoul hull of tho next car. I
plump-d nomi- twenty [wt in!» tho u‘ntvr
lwlow. a now of wreck and ruin.
Person” who Worn near and now the
commando-any the noise- ot the- mirth
and the wail of tho utnrggllng and dying
Munro“ were Matron-ling to n
duper which human in dudrqnototo
dwcrilm. Thu thh- living high. umrly
all the IKM'IIKPHI in the lorwurd car
new «Inward. The number or hm
loot mu forty-four. and tvwnty-llro
worn mot-tun] from the wreck alive. but
badly injured. Sort-ml physician» who
hndln‘en attending a nautical comma
lion in New York wm kilhl.
The calamity conned grunt excite-moot.
and indignation meeting» were lit-id. one
in Ntmlk and another in New Haven.
Tho logidntrm took the mntm in hand
and mlopted n mm requiring all
mom took» It lend one minute before
turning my draw-Mtg».
PEOPLE YOU KSOW.
. When and now Mound Thu-tr limp
at Mount...
Minn Vinnie Hamlin. of this city. rob
turned yortmlny Iron: a visit with hrr
trimlfillm lulu llntchlnpon. of Now
York city.
In. William R. limit}: will arrive here
trom the Booth this evening. ”he Ht
’uhington. D. (a. on a tuning m.
001m 0mm and m. and fir.
and In. l’oyvn. spoilt My to Woo
tort.
(lmmv- Fountain ml on ntripop
the Hadron thin timing.
tier. J. (7. Emery and wife, or Bimi-
lyodi. hm “Worm
0.“. floliholl.
.mmuyna 1!"er
walk Piredopnrtment. waelaid owr um.
til the next mung.
“'att-ra and others for n wws-r on Taylor
awuuo. commanding at the [and n! W
late John Mortmi. them-o down Taylor
nth-0t to "mum With Hamilton I‘v'nnt‘.
TiliS “IL“ rcf-wrmi tn Illr- l'llfllnlrii‘r‘t‘ on
si‘tfl‘n.
St.
[uni spaco hot-ween Smith Main and
llnrlxmk strwt, who was thou dmw— “"1“! ”infill, in inmtol the 30ml: Nor-
wallt l'ongn-g'nticmal church net npmt to
bemrberlzmd laid out in a gram plot
and flower "murnl. and also to have the
Tho city make-a fitting npgpropriatiou for or
award thin purpose. Relorml to conn—
lnittm' "It strum” and sidewalks.
on tho tmrer for who. payable to
unhewlrd. mntmrtor F.
mittw
$3,29le {or the use at the cit y.
llwonginwr. Edward W. Tut-kn, tln- WWW". 890" ll? (‘3th in laying a
mover in llnyrir-w avenue from mm the
midem-t-oi J. l. Dlhblt». north tumult:
strum. through Coda:
molt:- n profile map of flmlmv mom.
to mun-ruin the and ot taking the rerun»
of the city nod report at thr- oat m
ntrwln and Willi.
A petition was mmiwd from l‘. A.
warm to ’o-st atrwt. through Lowe
l’wrxn'mitm was granted t'l'urrlea S.
John to err-rt an addition to hip
nose on Elizabeth street.
A pvtition was received from E. Beard
nd "the-rs to have the ope-n and [tn-Writ-
It want votrd that an order be drawn
)l. l'lvrm. {or cmdml
tono to ho placed on the ntrwtw of tho-
“ity.
It won Voted that the “mm mm
borrow a «not not to Mom!
It was mmlrod that a sum not to
'hnwlotrnt newer. near the rance
if Kl". D. M. Seward. D. i). Alloptml.
it was votcd that tho city surroym
t‘nunellmrn J. A. Volt and (lamp
hx-kmlod were anointed omnumittee
ingot theamwil. .
A petition to t‘WJhrr name at
(”howl ptroet to i'uirfiohl art-uric, Wu
rumored and return] to certain-moro-
Tht- Mayor woo mined toenll o syn-trial
city mung wlthh twelvr dam: for the
mum M taking mini regarding the
mudutimr to round ’00 in laying the
lbyrlew armor and tad-r uncut rower.
The board thou uljnwned till my to.
mom or on» In. w...»
B. (l. I. Samba)!“ lion-Jud
olthrupplctnewm whibhewuu
PM Mllcltirer.mntty. mob-marl
thatutnmntheyoll earned their”
intlnbronohronnd trunk; cinnamon.
They were ”prompt and theta-Moo
, toot-urns inn-mun
mhmthetruh and Mathis
WW Mmllflldelorkud
unhortthuo.
on «on. M,
warm” “‘3‘,"
wwlhonoly and w pin-tool
the Ecflure (Yoke company to pro-owe
pace during the workol evicting several
lomil'w a: than: potato.
shrill McCormick‘n deputies» mode
twenty-eight evictions at Bradford yarr
. The dcpntioo out with colloida-
ublr «W rent-l oi than being
very roughly W Another
pm to working at [tic-ring 80. I,
who" tha- tflnilior ol thinydwo of tho
strikers wm evicted. Tho ooh urikon
or! partly excited our tho killing a!
Much-r 1mm So. and onhowl—
iogtm mm Ion til-bk in that
’ mull
At the inquest om labia body only
three wit-um wore mind. all strik-
ohol w.mmum o! Superb:
min Guy. who; tit-lion noyn. lull it.
So who” m cloud brand-halt
out». Thy clot. that thy did not find,
llmlhat lbw 1-:an wlo Ind by
tin behind the. while thy were
cloned and
charm» who mrrying to upturn o
Slur whowouudtogntoworh
mm to ma no.
hbuttrntlou and» manor-run- ""
B
allot-mun
Mo
byolonmmwd
mummmoflabu
h
‘frick'ufledStonowor-holuoonlght.
They-manuals local-tillers,”
otwhom waved hivanudoohorwupou
u‘ilthostrulmo Bod fronthcground
Thywolhod hock to l’niouwwo. whom
loo-d that took the tint trot-north
and colt-u rut-ulna! in town and rum
uhnihtowbytheotrlhunt unit
The work otevicttouwill mgoou vigor»
mlynt MStouq-ndtho company will
platen-roast the plan ”my”.
Wit. _____
BANKERS IN TROUBLE.
A”. I“: loll I. "Halalplll It.
Wren». lay 5.me Mush,
riot Mata! tho Keyuono Norm
bonkotthc rhodium-puma
Ito-ch hot. and ox—Coohlu Charlo- law»
author to not. (also report- to tho
controller of tho comm
sodium 0! (slot cntrlon on the book's
M who» They were given A lac-ring rad
hidinfltoulhollmh tor (orthorhom-
II-i mucus-dam. Cannot-tour out
lubrowuotilduthchuorlugthutthu
manicure John C. Lac-o. (armor
Whitman» huh. woo mm
on lndcbtulnen» at m to tho hush.
when-nth: lull indohudomo! that.“
had been mm, at which «come Id
humane-1 W- .- ,
'I-tm m
Kn Yawninyn—lldvv-d l (idol-y
and mu It. loan-nil. the his
hot and dollar at tho dot-let
mm book, were Iona-y We"
Mot Mary. Tho choc. in ponds
MounWto thou-tenor“.
undentotbuokroulunoltmluwm
both men more that thorn m ammo:
hthtruonry or the bah at thorium
The lnnntlptton which “0th hon
Wu by
Droughttollght the fact thnt thrown-no
mhnmthmlu no book. Tho
W
W to cocoa or
.. in.“ .“i’ “w‘ 1mm ' p
.m M» ma “warm
m , F: v H - . I - . . .
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mom mum
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qum.mflifl I.
*owwm "W .
wanna-woo
.Womwaw .
Wfi'fl‘mm" km
Inn-flaw»-
and the loan to tho workmel
Thy-flammabi-
MIMI.
tho
out
Kath
Radar Higgins ho
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THE
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man
South Norwallt and East Nor-
wallr. to-day. is
mm It smut Tll an no ElEllANT.
upright Shininger Piano
That isgivmawavhymlvesammeoflier
leaingfrlllsillown.
SPECIAL
FOR TUESDAY.
1 gallon ”it rm. gluon» 32y" each: value love
"it Slovcfi. at our"; valua- (om
Window SW. ”fit; from!" 2’39: "
Finn Printed Challieo. it." per yard; valor It}:
Firm Sun E'mlwcila. ton Jam: mural-3r prior Hm.
Wehave 3 dozen of the above lot.so
come early. so as not to be disappointed.
HE
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toil
STORE,
(woman a w: Arms». nap-Mon.
South Norwalk.
Washington Street. .
I‘ .3'
,luestmn
m Win: the public mind of Norwalk.
wan: burns: mum mat": ‘
”DALI/S HILL. LN. lumber our! “lobar, -,
roo‘hnrworhrlroordor.mW 1, “I
moon ”I! BI} mono. ‘
W's. WHY, I” W‘lvl. 8. X. All
kind- ot Mono nan-on contract thou.
Bum. WILLIAM H. ‘ Wed“. 3. N. Joh-
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