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Bright's Discsse. ‘ ‘ ‘ ,
.‘ hsstimennd 'nnnidhodlginthm Connctlwsshel'i‘lndlut oren‘ltng. leg” mgnum
‘ c '0’“- “‘ " "kw"— llood presided councl men w. m
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. w mummfim Ao- . fwd».- noun-win moment. , . ,. ‘ (33%.me m .r.
howl-Ins wane. xniu- u tom-r , V. “kn“! arm Hospital". I» and...” g...” u. m. u c... ‘ . , -. 4 ,
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' Burgu- Kentwss the only Ilium Norwnlk. t and our. niacin-arm‘s! Allmdfi’con‘. ‘ ' " ' ’ '- ' ms fl: , ‘
\ whenmit'i adjodrned nieetlng o! the Captain R. It now unturned from avenuenndthilt port of Hillside Place spline, Agnlunt tltn urrrls- us... ' wmwoondkw ,4 ‘ K I l”.
I own “BUM w” can“, ‘0 “rd" Buflalo yesterday afternoon . Which m“ Elmwood “vow” Willi N" YORK, July 21.-Tlie New York ,. SMITH‘flW ‘ ‘ i . ‘ ‘ ‘
. l hadnot,’ hisopinion leesennd ‘ . . . l . ,
:uovmg- WWI” ““3 crowded 33:1!“ holduiulor “1. mt": "l6 PM ur. “a “I". Chester F. TOM. Jun, my'm “'mnem W M of Boy World's Washington correspoudnntv Milt! , union-k8 ”Hwy
m I l nee nsosrtni ed . _, , , , , view uvenuesontluotsnldllillsidePlaoe,
Whenthe billot DunlelOonnelly, uorm ""1...."" ‘exugdfilwo earn .20). "Hmm'm‘m‘m‘ ”hum ‘“ ”m lendingtoWest drool, in n ado corral.
'ty- .
workon thentreets, was reached, Warv hissutllor- 0‘ tiou.
denutoeler asked it all the work now ion-chief executive"; had ”371% Mr. Inf! Mm George “- llgryt. of Communication. were received urorn
being done unneeded. he had heard omlxldollars on behalf of the bo.rouh South Main “we” spent Sundsyln New the Norwlilk WC us,“ company
mph: that paper thst n lrlsnd at Seem ‘ ”gaggle“. ”gulls‘n'tm .
tnry Blaine and of the president rays that . WEBMJ P. It. 1‘- mm
in. Blaine certainly has Bright's disc-so. "H” 'w“
rurl. individual. whose nnmo urn corre- , “"3" “meme
RANDAIJIS DJ luau
$1?th not divulge, ls reported In ‘ runaborw mmm
complaints that it was not. BurgessVnn- I desire to have it understood that ”he York. _ and 'the Norwnlk G“ Lighhoonupnny fling [or no 'l‘r-th. ' smoum. unlugl’n’w‘ II All
_ derhoetrepliedthat many of the reports Warden is acknowled m to be Mi“ Helena Cum-muss. Werner City for kahuna momolflwuwrwhwh "l‘llotlmc in. come to tell in. truth Hudsotstonnmnson W‘W'mflf
. . circulated, as in the police difllculty, mhgo'lglgr‘mfo pogwmomeb lawt not the Heights, inthe guest 01‘s. J. O'Brien, were referredtothe committeeonlamps .honiurr. lilo... Souls of or who uov. ' ‘ WWW"“J5 5"”
ted to _ . The bill was al- 5110 section3 my“ “1?.th mag: u" Mung,” avenue. and gas for further in n, the theRspuhlicsnpnrtybetwrthnn snylndl-
lowed.
It was voted to accept John Edmond's
work on West avenue and pay the
mom“ ‘1‘” him 0'3 the contract. ceive from the Warden, or the Chief, or Min Jennie Sparrow, of New York. is sewer from Gm“? street to connect with
A petition tonccept Summit street was, any so or officer of police: and to pro. visiting her cousin, Mrs. mm H. "031' the South Main street newer. .A Bach
upbn motionof Bur-gens Burton. granted serve epnblic peace, and render all post- South Main street. was the lowest bidder and received the
» sible nuisance to the ministered the , tract.
ml)“ '31:” V” 0mm“ ““‘d" law, an it shall he the further du Miss Nellie Jacobs. of Brooklyn. in vi» m“
, , A motion was mode that tlltI committee
1 Acouuumhon fromeief Engineer gmilomrollfienfil itlngEleNEduthlk '0” But "9' onstreets ”01'5““ Will! “19 SEMI oom-
Wu Wm. he had WM violations 0! the state laws and of the mic. orwu T m‘uisionor in regard to the layout of P.
William Stevens driver of the ”W! boroughby-laws,and all suspicious limiter VauNons. of Standard, {onus-to L. MMM.‘ PW"? on Spring
of all policemen to obey all rules and John Frost. of New York.spent Sunday committee ‘0 ”PM ‘“ “'9" meeting
orders which may be from time to time with m, brother. 03W" limit “on, Bids were repaired from F. It. Pierce,
prescrihedlu'ytheCourt ofBurguees, and . W‘ ‘ Thom and A. Bnch f
all lawtul orders which they may ro- C‘mnhndt PM” ullinm “ P90“ orn
..................-..... w- SOUTH NORWALK semififi-«mm‘ «
had hoped for muons which sin app-rent 0 MM ”#5 . . 3 ’9
that it would not he neccuary to speak “on ”1:”? m 3'
out at lenrt at present. Mm Masonic . ‘ '
‘llnt it Is unjust to President Harrison. collnln n.8.}2%kmnn'smuh ' . ’:
unjust to the Republican party and un- MCISICO. “WM” “ ‘1'
just to the people of the United States to 1- 1m" MW .. . .
“3°“ “" “W" “M ””8"- ' ‘ ' cceowsxu‘z. su‘wni’ Wk; a
Mr. Bldne’ s ailment lli Bright‘s din- '
nun-In the second sage and pnssing to KOCOL'lLP it No. Into 8.!) W
“In third. orlng s special .Wm
»how long his oomlinlion will with- I
thewustnntdrnlnn u hiss stein . Elfin
wngon was read and the appointment mwfigewmwgg $351"; £3 ‘3' of N""'““‘- 3"“ in WW" 16‘0““! street lurid report at the next meeting. writ-null. But the d’louense tallnnly CWKMWE ulntnstmh we
confirmed. V sider the chuirunnu of the police comm... “films 0" "1" friends. Councilman Bohrmnsn, committee on “M133?“ It ‘5 ““3"le- nrcn. WSA‘QIrWW “Wilma” .
A mmmmfim from W“ V“. tee is such superior amour. But I do Mrs. H. V. Curr. of Huntington, is tin-depnrtiulent. recommended that the will“: “$2335!” "huh "uh snd ,mm
3“,“, new," “mom, or Me, not “822338;: :mwrgfg visiting her turn. ll. 1'. Curr. Second Council authorise the piurchnse or .500 a... “m... ”Counplrncy .. oumhwn arena-win a...
a‘the mot West avenue and Pres- Warden or any one else. and the fact 0‘ avenue, East Norwalli. foot of hose lit a cost not to exceed sum. The Worlds correspondent ssyn his in , ‘*"—‘ 01m m?”
pectstreet wurdorred to the highway my not consulting the Warden wns J. R. Raymond, James Olmstcod and It ““3 “0‘31 “I“ M WWW fluid hose. mm?“ from"??? conviction BOY’l'. W111; ntstshlr‘m
committee to notify their owner to‘re- 1’“le «lawlessness on my part and noth- ll. Theile started last evening for u trip Councilman Lockwood oflered the u; m» mtntlndzumde‘lu‘fuxgl; glamour!» in flaunts“;
move them. $33“? mg I and! n&|!:r:firl£“2mflg to the Thousand Islands. following "solution: ‘rhnt it would be unjust to President liar: ~ 3339 i ”am “WMWUJV- Pb!-
6W 0- Lockwood then ““1“in 0' would be for the best interests of the Curtis Sanford, of No. 39 West strum W’ Tim the sum 0‘ $50 be ap- than, thsltnpnbllcsn 9"" “d the entire 1 Ill-1W lorwnlk
the Court why he was stopped from go-
ingon with the work’ commenced yen-
terdny morning in front of the Norwalk
hotel. Attormy Hurlbutt. ml for
Mr. Iockwood, asked theCourt to give
them the curb line in front of the hotel.
Humid on old mnp was in existence
borough. has returned from aweek's visit with gfilmvlgi gbldufllvgll lfifimhlld‘:
Burgess Bullion thought it preferable mm m, Ridgntbld. company: and #2.": to the tire police.
”NV“? Wm ““9“““9‘” “Wm“ Miiisllnttio u. iluhholl. sister or l’ust- Councilman Who'll ""9"“ "W
central telephone office. He argued that muster Carmi (i. llubliell, irl iiponding following resolutim:
theCourt would be liable torn year's the week I“ Glen Cove Ll Rewind That the committee on
rent of the rooms the police now occupy. ' '
. . streets be authorized to lay four or fire
should they more out. The burgunen Mm Sadie 1' ”we“ of Gumtown. *5 cmslks, or more. if needed on North
people to hide thefsctnnothcr day Recent VAN "A“ " 1‘ 8 00". P' 0' ““5 3'
0 m3 I'D onus
rnports hue given rlnn to the impression W k fi PA a ' ”any
that then in some sort of conspiracy on lb! 6 are ma lng a ne XORWALK PAmws. likab-
l-b pm 0! Republican leaders to misrcp ' lug-may ' m" h“
runnt the condition of \lr Blnlnu‘ nhenlih, M “a...
sndso, so he is reported to hare said get k 1!.
him out at the wsy'
‘ - WW .,
.m‘i'dzzigntlzrleW’. display 0f 5 cent and “WM Mm“
. . . . . “berm 4
wl' h theline um urr:u.oclrwood then a edto Clerk Warner. no in- "8'”“8 “'3“ WW” ‘- “WW-‘7 ‘“ "3‘“ '"m' "mm "‘ ”m“ 3"“3‘ *- mud in such . plot Auythln , BWARD P C'- M‘- .
“:32,“ BurgemVanderhoef tomell'ptlilelm that, in looking 0‘." the Zundt avenue, East Norwnlk. “'9'“ “'9! I" most needed- ”'00”? 0" monontrnpous wss uni-er concelvsd lg Punhwu'n“ '
two on But Wnshin street, or more
papers fora lease of the plug“: police Mrs. Geo. W. Bullock has returned to “needed 8‘03
rooms. he had found nothing but an un- hf" MW in Nb“?! "5'3 ‘ m ""9." (‘ouncilmnn Crow oflered the lollow.
executed agreement fora leans. ‘ Warden "3“ ‘MS friends in South Norwnlk. ing rueolution:
chbr said it the police headquarters Miss M. L Gorhnm. and rich-e Lulu. of Readout. That Annis C. Hnriland be
snidhiiattentionwns called tothemat—
ter yesterday afternoon. He went with
Mr. Lockwood and Attorney Hurlbutt
and looked the guwnd over. He thought
hm trut that Mr. Hsrrison harlot
ssldthstlr. 1 K' ' mmfim$mu '
no»... “Wflé’il’ °rl$'r‘.'.'i'§2‘l 0 cent gOOds In our .0... a s "m
watmmstmpbnssonthst hemld ‘ . “why 71'1" mil. 8.3-0!-
nntssy whorls-sly. lie known pnrtnctly "a, ,
rumour“.
thedidlcnlty could he settled satisfac- wmniovedthehomugb would probably Hi. Km. N. Y., have been nailing 3&3; (I’ll mince u find: and W$¢mcxuqmmy be warm firi‘srm‘gnogggpmfzggum u.
wrily. Unlockwood said he was will- have a lawsuit. He asked Burgins Hem-y Jonm. First ni'onuo. Kant Xor- sidewalks m elm out it: "m" that bencmdidnte tor the presidency s ore. PIANO tonne saplings.
ingtodo anything fair in the matter. O'Roilly if be over had one. to which walk,
Cone-rising )lr. Itlnlusn' n Dculnl.
"Now. Mr. Blaine says in his merit in-
tong; him; it orld reporter um be loud :gmfifi’mmgggg 1::ch
not it t' s intone and I do not doubt u"
tornmoiucnt thnt hc' l~l entirely honest to . :lulAi-lrlsll‘xlgdhlgfghlfs'lt 513?:th ”Jaw“
his belief in. timidlty regarding every 8 a. v e sue a. V arl- Bur. rum-u non-rs.
thing concerning his hrnltb is so well rec Lil 1'0‘5' JM‘ CB )1. Wmhlnmmmtlfiu
ognlud thnt strict silence but been eu- 39-" M" ytorsnle bomb
that But he in show all n put not and WOODWA - ILhNfl-m Id”
puhllcnn. will! hreould son as I use mum ”um-l" V
. 0 r r ;
how serlons is the dangrr ol dinruptl'n t f t 1 th t t "sum
thumpnrt‘yhhyfihls talhkiiaft cullllllm’ In?” 6 0 ar 10 es ‘ a l “38%5’? thli‘, "It"?
on u t 0 won or to
tbs m“, “on .. 3 "' DWI. A few WWI-lash.
The speaker then status that s chemical La:lt:|?m itl’lcuthn‘lowlflv 01:3” 3
"‘"“ .. °" ' ° 'bl f t
mfi“..“£¢: 15‘ 1111130551 3 or us 0 ”nun”... “for...“
and planing to the third :tnge. KR! “Immigrant.” In drb mull
MR. BLAINE lHPROVlNG DAILY. DIOI‘IIAI'D AID MW'
.....,....... ...~.:............ enumerate them. 0...... “war-m
noun. ...a r»... lim- not!” All! .
BAn tunnel. 310., July 21~When Dr ‘WW gone-r” wwwmcm‘”'m
Bill T?” “l mil"? 51”."..' ’ ”3""
no, u morn on on in
about to no out wslklng sud the two 0‘ ’I I .e I I ‘ ,I I I I I a' b L‘"?L",mc°’u,}nmfi
'Ilhdda'ntothommotfimmons 1 , e
and. together.
runs through her land situated on corner
““3 :“Wmdmll’lwinflw will“; Th" Mr.:ind Mrs. William l‘urr. or Firm 2', 381153933321§$3mtmm
war on roll tley were cansirotiinpi. mm“... . \v“ w. lk. w~ t 0 "I...“ ‘ 1 ‘
Burgess BOW" denied M" ”Reilly's rltr-rs.liilull‘;d:; t‘ontttdlul lllt‘tl‘ulléflllul A $212: " no Mm” injurious to WM”
stateuneut._tbathewusm favor of mov- J. l-‘rovr. It “1” voted that a rum-t lamp he
"1.3 the polim rooms. H? and 8”” )lr.:lnd Mrs. J. I]. Knapp. of Walt plant-d on South Main utn-ut near the
OReully camoto him feeling nggnevod street. are attending the funeral of ox- residona- of Frank Godwin, providwl the
about nouuuethung “I“ had "mm In Judge William Spoiler. in Multan-an. N. city «hall not be to nuy expense (or the
the Gazette and asked hum “Whom‘h 1., this ntteruoon. lighting or can- of said lamp.
hula lease of the present polio) hend- _ . _ Adjuuninl
quarters. He did not sdvice BUYS“ dials flora anles. of Maple nil-nun, __"-" .-...Mp.... W”.--
O’Reilly one way or the other. Bum will leave town 'Mondny, tor Chicago. IS "I“ JUSTICE!
O'Beilly said if he had 'known lit! “L. where she ‘Wlll llpt‘ml umunlll Willi é.-—
llnd no authority, which, it uppenml. rolntlvmnnd friends. It.» our. sins Bill! t- not Drunk More
he didn't have. in; tho fixturori were not Mrs. L. T. Walsh, of the Hotel Gilmon', "I” Author?
where he moved them. he would have of Springfield. him, who but“ been the Editor of the Sentiml:-—lnst Saturday
brought the matter below the Court. guest of Bargain Bows, returned homo lriuln adulation of the Peaceriodruulr on
Borges Bunion moved that it be the this morning nftern wry pleasant visit. our streets that he could not “and up.
meme ottheCourttolr-nvo the hendqunu'. up, and x... [at a llsuuiltou and Hotel] sprawlingou Wuhingtonritn’et.
tern where theynre. Bum-es O'Roillyob- dunghmmt Dsnbury. 5p...“ ywmdny and iv- tooling through other stunts.
iwted to this. and alone and spirited with their aunt. Mrs. Starr uunrninon. or WNW rm on duty 1mm warm:
WI! {0110704. W borough (710W Buyviow avenue. Thcynre now at Boll “MW- B! 31"" WP" NEWLI
informing the Court that the loose was island, where they will Mm] a month. ewe that three m were token inonSun-
holding over and that tho hoodqnartml Captain l'. E. Crabbe, is taking a day for being drunk. and on Slimllny
nzsnm. 7. nor Wsllnnd K t no.8.
denier in pinnonorunnshce'tnughnstc.m‘k
fl Theold William Randle Smith map of
. Wont avenue was brought out. It show-
ed the linent thepoint referred todrawn
in pencil marks, although the curb line
above and below were drawn in ink.
Burgess Vanderhoet then drew a plan of
hisproject, which he submitted to the
Court. The subject wns further disco-l.
ed, the Wurden reading a portion 0! the
borough hy-lnws of June, 1870, where.
by 3 vote of the Court, the property
ownernon Went avenue were ordered to
lay ourh, gutternnd sidewalks. Bomngh
Attorney Warner anid he had no knowh
edged ncurhlineotherthanthntalreody
laid out and it was for that reason
that he thwghtlrJockwood bsd no
right to change the line. He further
ststedtlnt, ns Ir. Lockwood had once
‘ asked parathion mutendhiscnrb, he
wasnt the opinion thnt he would not
have tied paminion urinate such a
Mail lnrownedthe theproporty. llo
. . "mm 103)! llJtWInhhntnn Kl. db
in smiled disease instsir numrrer. mold protnblylmmoved. The Warden vacation today M hm gm “, vim wmtmd Mmummue Justice. One a?!” hutch: “”3?th l- ;on- all“ .Efid‘flm c “you...“
c r - ' - “.1 “W I n Run, on,
”WWW 0' Bum 00“” {“de BMW 0 Red" 'f ""“l'mfgm bin mother. who rudder just north of 0' ”'0 men got .5 “d a)“; . watch his,' progrens‘nnd Bonanzlll‘tlm ninth“: abl . Manhunt dolom- h m. 8’ I
ordsrnlineof curbing lnid in front o! it right tomow. lie ”Plil'dr "Certainly, Stamford. Mm (mph. 5,. “may“, 1““ to ”k ho” i" " “‘5' " Jm‘m" enacts-sud (cod. 8 0 some mg m”- ”'9" ”1’ mm
the building. as the curb line between when the borough can saw ‘50 by no “and”; she does all “I h“, mm of the P980? cnn got drunk and stupor
‘l‘hnlnetntnry spends his time here about “37‘1"" “NW . WW 8
Inn-unite rnrnrnrr. Alter breaktsni h. Flo-:rfi's-fl w ”w okra;
mlmshlsnustl, diunusawllhhtrmnr- - ““3“"
a"hustlers needing hi: ”madman" m
33%.}?qu ‘ifimdl‘d‘ilfi that you can use. "iglgmnsiuurwm ' 5.5.“..3.
the Jacknon and Hadden property was
drnwnon themnpin pencilunnrks: the
tnctthstthe curhwsslahllurther back
than thalinewent to prove his theory.
doing." Burgess Buxton then called for h w k d mm m u . .fl . , Ind lallsnmndmlr m, wheuapoor
the previous notation and it was voted. “lifflxqu much hottcrutlmnmxr; illnui it he gnu drunk is pulled in.
. . . hi this justice? It it is, it is not rhilt.
wt are ruinn can her unior. ller .
the furniture. 0! the police headquarters sitar. “8"“ niilet’y-four. “w; With Iron and I would like to ask what right a pn-
‘l’be bills for moving nnd taking buck
Mo’s In W“! Int All-w other
- “bum to Work.
Duncan. Pt. Jilly it. -—'l'hn strlklng
M10!!! ““09 Alwy Ben-emu Steel
7 alumnus.
>~ He did not think the into it. Smith womaudiredmdonlml paid. 1),... r. gummwmooc. in 'W“ to ”-0" mm Bum MINI" “roman-mud um mom 1mm r. n. 3......»
:, woullldrnwthe curb line in ink part of Burgess Buxton said there wu con- Sunfiltylrhne will W the "all?“ msngotsright togetdrunk more thnn" mdmgn-Myumdzbhtnnlflm: . ”L Mémm
an m M flip ‘ m W. dnw— filmbkl “(Wk '0 ll‘ done. on ”(MW Albany" w MY humon- “In” ,I l‘ an no in “lb dd]. W“! In“: N Wfllklufl' IbWI' I N .l fl' “. I”
.l ingltfiipudlfihendrnwtholinoinink avaluebefore the notice-Humanism. m, W. mum...” A Justiceoftho Patrol-litre human mung“. uArudfil".~uu.i1ls.flo “,fl,
. W. m Burr then my“; um lie odomd the following resolulum: ”my“ Alum; fl“; ltllrllhllfi. who ought to getdrunk. If any favors TROUWDUQUESNE . . y ,
r‘ "I. w. m be Mum] w the high W Thlttlto highwny commit“)? ..- .- w nh‘ to ho shown they should be to M ‘ ’“” w "M M"
r,
i ndv turlllilat for tho it Is flow-no Ire o Inr r .
Wcomnultteomithpower. Thciiiotion Fifi!” mu” m tho (mm but out-m: .1! l' um Kim’s? gnmhgsm rigid”:—
magmmth: ‘t'h‘: figm’d‘xx Profsuor Brown's lundsouuo yschtls “lung-nun” gulch).
mlttseho .ntlrorludionnlro. comm mwoflwmhnd- Willyonmukonimlololmm
withthelowentblddcr. W. “Jones. 0! No. 8 Engine Com- unullnytwwhythednsttcsdthsl’cnce m
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Magda-{mortar on incline m....k'..omwn.um or tlloPenonwncluhhnd for trying to
minors shown tleuisp tie propertyon ”I Penplo’ wswnytronlthnpollosnnn. ltlilnh
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