WM‘U‘M
‘havc thowatw pipe infilwingwoodea
WM tothc' oityline. listened
.toihummonwater.
{Llntholattarof apoh'tionlromprop-
orty ownrraouHoytetreet tohave the
watw pipe mauled 150 loot. CounciL
mau’Votkteocrnntandedthatthapcfitiou
hemmidflnwmrcommhime
' WichvcthcfipehidCu-ricd.
towhotn matured
them at a newer on Day street,
hum Raymund to Teller Minoan
mended that it he laid. the catimatud
‘ out being two. it waa ruolved that
the Will aewetuhe autltorined
tolaythoaewer.
B.W.Whoeior, otkuoklynuvhown
notifladtqlayaaidewalk inlrbntol hia
’ property on Woodward avenue, wrote
:thatthacontracthadheengivenout.
3.0.01!“ asked that thentat‘ter oi
WaddewalkonthelateJJ.Cnpo‘a
'mty on Bayview avenue hedeierrcd
thirtydaya. Itwaegrnnted.
macaw-Maul»
lidtcdcnthencrthn’deotladlaonatreet.
~ Street 001nm Fitch wan em-
powercdtoactwiththeaaae-mentcom-
miunecnflewerSyetemD.
It wan rcconrntended that the Fire
Policehe giventhetoptloor inthehih
myhuildingtomeetinfinateadottheir
par-t quarters. The mauerwaa re-
llerred toQonnoil-cn Bohaunan.Lock-
wondandthwithpower.
Itwuuunlvedtht theCityaorkho
“noted to drawan order for“ in
tavern! OcunciltnanCraw l‘crthe put»
”otpayingtwthercoentcitycenm
Itwaareaolvedthat theCityCIerkhe
lit-trnoted todnw anorder tortilla
thealiaternent oiC.W.8ntitlt'ceower,
“neat.
Ammmedtyheanthorized
tom'thecitypolicniorcewithwin-
H'm'w- olcred,and wna re-
{and huh tntha oommitteeon police
toreportaatotheprohnhleunt.
Areaolntion'nnthorizing Councilmen
Bohalntan andSelhck tohavethe gnu
[age collected thronghoutthecity waa
paired.
Awhtionaathoriaingtheoouncilio
WWio huiklnnelectric
liahtphotwaarecdandorderedhidoc
thetahh.
A mohai- to accept the bid and
mahcacontract with theNorwalkGac
Moo-punywaalaidcnthetahle.
$23.. rallvdthat thoutahlbhcd
gmbnlhawoodavcuuefietweenllill-
idel‘hoa nndiitationt on grade map
fluidahushelowercdaix in onthc
malt-dvein. ontlteeaataide.
Thaw-intaonhancewuinurnct
~ed tohorrcwm tor the cocci the
WW ntilfleptemhatl act-m
‘ a monocurm. [nu mr.
. . ‘
mshm
«manning-mourn
Wart much;
city-Iconic light plant.- them
The council had certain
Madmittalightingthc
hycluctricity“ 'ihey gavcthent
ammo-murmur”.
hm Yflhmm blow”... ' ..
Mllataoaradlartaac‘harlty
Benita-Iowan.
OhieiVollmarrcoeivcdatolcphona
crrfiiyefromthachialolpoliccatli‘ly
tl'aotwiththeGaaCotnpauy, auhjectio
flmappovnloithecity.‘ They oalleda
citytneetingtoapprovethntrote. 'ihat
was theme chjoctol the meeting, the
onlypurpoacmenticuediu theoalhand
theonlyhnrineaeprcperio ‘corachetou
thatmeeting. Nonotioeor intimation
otanyotherbueino-woa given toany
voter or iaapayer. At the nteetinga
ntotioowutncde that iterated the
councilhe append. Art ameMntent
wuofiamdandtheu the motion and
amendmentwerelaidouthetahie.
flothomutamoduhrueoncerno
cdtholwopiahuinc. of the meeting.
itctandctoduy. Themcetingneither
cdnordhpprovedcltheumncil’e
lie reqneettohnveite voteapprov-
cdwncignored,andtheoounoil'waalelt
whereitwuhelorc the mating. Then
aoubmd—driedreaointinnflixed npand
potin writing Mainland,“ aprons
maumufingappohtiiu acominittee ‘-
ofthrceonflderu,all named in there-
solution,givingtho meeting nochanee
tonnmeanyol thenumher, toact with
onetnernher of the council, the light
committee.minveetigate and report,»
anadjmrnedmeetingonthehecttnethod
of lighting the city. Without taking
any aotionoereqncsted by the council
no lie work, the meeting treated the
oouufllaincapahleeuulappoin titre;
eonatrvatoratotake charge 0 ‘it and
manageite attain. At the adjourned
meeting, the committee [nude areport
consisting wholly and eitnplyoiutimatea
theyhadohtalnedci‘the ccetof octah-
liehingand runninga city electric plant.
Beingaakedwhetherthayrecomnmied
thattheoitypntupandoarryonitcown
plagued-flora acid he wiehedit
dbtinctly underlined that they didnot
recon-lineal) it: thattheyaimplyprment-
edthecatimateethcyhadohteined,with.
ontrecornmendinganything. Then on-
othercut-and-dried “notational which
mone.exoeptthelittlemterie favoring
it, had any notice. was minced nnd
«ranted, reqneating the council to appro
priate team for a municipal plant
Netainglahrpayaravoterdtheen—
tire ohy had [proved I intimation,
eitherl‘romfiecallot theilrat meeting
ortheporpoaeolanyadjonrnedmeeting
thatthocooncil would herequcsted. at
thiemeotlng.totnake.an appropriation
of thh large amount at the people's
ncneyicrany pcrpoae,tnuchleea lot-an
aperinientoldouhtiul reanlt. and oia
result believed by many taapoying
citireneto he rarely dinetroua tothe
city.
Nomhit right on the part of the
MhltyntMthahrphody
olcitinenawhodooothelievc in‘ unity
plant.iaitfairtowardthe city tarp»-
ara ingeucral,thatavoteottheconncll
hepaarednndevauch dmumatamap
ptopriatingthia large aunt of money.
involving lather,“ annual expendi-
turelry thecity ol atleaatt’l.flli.acooni.
ing to the” oomntittec‘a eatlmate. and
{mthatnpward indefinitely. on the
rcquatdnmeetlngholdloranentirciy
dilierent purpoae? Are not thevotere
andtaapayeraeaiitled. bother antatter
olfairne-Ja well aaamatteroi law,
tohave notice,nt lcaut.thata city in-
tendatotrauacthoaine- oi Inch vaat
importance to in citiaenat Gan arch
Maia-hmdin thlacltywith-
out givingita votera an opportunity to
hehearvlmrio capture their viewa,or
eventouattheirvcteal‘
ltatriktantethatthcmnellwmkihc
Hm. yummy/afternoon, interning
him but Gaunt, Joyce. ,tha forum
yeanold aonoilra. WA. Joyce.
who [nycteriooaly diaappeared iron: hie
immeon'rqloravenuofiundayovcning,‘
Amnhadheelfiodlllinthatcity.
'Word waa cent to hta mother, and
accompanied hyhamhenyamin and
Jcaeph Tammany, she went to New
Haven. Young Joyce waa found ina
oharity'lodginghoueand waahrougltt
hontelaatevenlng. Be raid that Sun-,and
thy nidrt. when he went away, he
followed the turnpike to Stan'-
ford. From there he worked. hia
waytoNew York and earned enough
moncytobnyaccat. Kedidnotrcv
maininNchorklong. Loct'l'hureday
nightrhepaeeedthrough this cityontoot
fw‘NawEavat. Bciaalirightandlye
hkaahadennugholrunningaway
IN“! PRISQNBB’S PEN.
Mortar Gull troy: Charged turt-
Being an Illa-tn- Hoaater.
'l‘letnhlittgin every limb, his muuten~
once the very picture of deepeir,Con
doubt Gould'lloyt oi the street railway
line, wna uahenéd into the stern presence
of Justice Austin at the hotmgh court
room yesterday afternoon Officer How-
ard, in whose outody he wu, marched
laurto coma box, whctphuwra
aea'ted to await the arrival of the pun-r
outing attorney. Gould was charged by
In. Frederick Knapp with the heinou
crime of wantonly ejecting her eon iron!
ahorse car letting? afternoon. The to}
timony all went to show tltat Gould wallc
aninhutnan wretch,avillainol thedeep
mtdye. until hntold hiauidefl the
atoryrwhenrthe jmtioe
charged him.
Gould told the court that he was con-
ducting on the Winnipank branch lon-
day altentocn. The tramo war no great
on account at the Labor day picnic that
two or three cars were run at n time. it
was on one of there tripe that he now two
boys. at he tamed. trying to steal a
ridehyhangiug on thehontol the car,
concerned by a crowd of inert atanding on
the philorm} He could notreach the
hoyahywayci thedoorandco reached
out of the window for their force. The
boys nw hint and jumped ointment
them louinghinhahnce and rolling over
in the mud. Their parents werncn the
car. but oflered no [are {or them.
Edward Blake, employed by the horse
railway company an driver, raid he ttood
near the trout dooreot them stables
whenKnappandhia wilecamedown to
tahe the car. Ha heard them tell the
boy- to run uplan- street a dbhoe
and board the car. and ii there war a
crowdon the front platlom they could
eaccpe paying their late.
Alterthetrialllra. Kmppwenttothe
car aiahlee and gave thegeneral manage-
ment andalllundaaaettingout. Then,
with a parting throat at Driver Blake
alto walked down the street in high
dudgeon. vehemently remarking that she
w. not to he humbuaxed: eltewould go
toMth Norwalk where the could get
juttioe.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL W033!“
holr Annual mean-g [lute Ia cout-
Iarwalk, lecturing.
The anoint meeting of the Fairield
County Superintendent? union, waa held
yeaterday in the Bouih'Norwalk Baptist M
church. The attendanccwaa not large.
but reptcaentative oi the «meat
“Quivtlmdlmm WAmthowr clone-la Winihomty.
olthhtaungh, iavotndtlte
ultimatum
Wham—qumm
ad malt ”at. [n- I. ml”
had, d H city.“
2’ andlaraapcauhahutyeucore
“Van.”
m
Momma
bythcattrmicnaolaatrcetlakir.
mote
lay- mmherotvoterawho mlghthavc MMWMWIW
”Prince been oalledtogetheroultallroadaguare altered.
Aitwuhtemhdcntordionerthe
Inandlrahadam Mkawaytorctummhm waa rerun-l until no
'hmtlowaytompvaauglmg. Maurine-cattle legal ntanatr. 0’6“. when “alcohol cflccra
“mum-tut. rum withmwwhmww. ”- W with: '- choice at
‘ aalhrarawwa
Hohfltaladarnwotflcam
{intact M, w“ waa
.‘flflm flirt-want
'l'lmvaa.
«tyralbalawa
lattice lactic Smith lined (lcorgu
Beuchflandooataitw drunknacaa title
"at...
“teeth-radium opened with
Mil-parenthetical. tin-nice
mmmkikymolmm
ydi‘“
.llrwcanrafilrtIo-‘fi'm
dtha’l'uadaa Unlo- acumen-owin-
alonkoraand Rpm-acting the lataacak do
d W WM aklllad and [tn-W
workmct Great Britain. are attnctia'
widupread attention. In ”quart-I
til-convul- ll W “The Worm-’-
Parllantaot.”aad the car-m is looked
upon at likelytotcad loin-patent politic
al reunite. kinet- WWW
wlb a! film Dllha; It. M
1"“. will. 1'. M linen
title; 8h: ’.6ont I. 15'. team
notary at the India“
onto-hand other member- at parliament
were prcaant at the cpauingol the eon
I!“ .
Iaa 'l’Illalt’u acne—q.
During the contract the aeaalon “Beu'
Mil» Labor leader, will bring tor
wudaratntuttoniavorlogtha We!
aatate board at arbitration.» with thavlrvl
of planting airlkat and rattling labor
dirputea between the workman and thdt
Color-n.
the right near Question.
hall direction a keen canvass for voter
hhdagntadaontha qa-ticnotan eight
hour workday and an to whether eight
hooray iladoptad an the lindtot a day's
work, ahcll he madcalrgnl day'a work
and comm. orwhathor it ahall he tail
to local tritde option. The )lincra' Fedora
tion la anppcacd to hunt a compulsory
eight hour law, and the National Minors
unionianndantocdtobu oppmedtoit.
An latar-atlaaal sau- Day.
a rauolutloa in iavoroi an international
hthoar lawwaa carried bya vote I!
to 18 amid grcai cheering.
The rctointiandcctarca that the Britt-h
government ahonld endeavor to bring
about club a law in conjunction with all
lordgl; meter-am. and Manda that
animation-I concerne- ha ccnvokad
the“ N w" r
m lbw nir m
The ‘ d the m U
Tho-tar {LI 1!. in his opening at
in: the Input body droplet-n
tradaounionato martin anypart at t:
world. Keaton-aid that hcwaaglad to
aaathatwontcu'n unions were no
repreaaatod at the oongrcat. an the woman
needed more orgauiaing than the men.
Hccapvcaoed the opinion that wheravn
women did the lame work in quantity“
qualityauuc they «ignite-anthem
pay as the man.- and Whit-rough“
m than c. their dataauda Hat-i
apphuaa.) . .
The outta aa a lion-rung.
Continuing. Ir. Burt predicted that n
the ital-a unlaoa grew error-tr strict
would dintlniah in numhcaad in input»
tanca. A atrika. humid. war alwayaan
ugly weapon with whichtoenlorce claims.
A utrikc. in the speaker'a opinion war
“like I boomerang, which, it not skillfully
thrown. con-ea hack and wounds the
thrower!" Still Mr. Bartadmltted atrikar
weranacaaaary "when the hilndnraa and
Mao-ad Immon obliged workmen tc
atop the wheels."
music arbitration an antenna at
aattttag disputa- hatwaaa employer and
ample” Dir. Burt raid: "When arbitra-
tionalcrvhla ohaooa cl arrivingataaet
tlamcnt it la criminal to strike." [hp
Mi
It 'alu w to Blow.
. 'l‘onrhlngnponthcunhject ct catalog
Elation in regard to workman, their man
nerd t and their hours at In
her. an. Burthellevrd that cell help was
the heat aoluticn tor axlatlng aoclal prob
lame and declared that. in hia opinion, ad-
vocacy oi the contention that the utatr
uhould he the producer and employer ol
labor would lead to diallutr it applied
lie retain-led the delegate- that an in-
portaat problem tor workmen waa to db
cover conic meant which would bring
ahcut a better diatriholicn ct wealth, and
no ralae thantaelvua in humanity. material
w'all bring and in nobility ol character.
The oaaaa and the tron-try.
‘lha committee cl arrangatnecte hada
aarlaua dispute and actor warm exchanger
ctvlawa over thatoautawhlrharatota
at the bonnet.
amdthauathyalolthrcornntlttat
that the time honored tout.
Li'ha QM
lira“. .h. dot-k.
375a
that'WQu-aaaadthaCoe-try"
hathlcyattoaat.
inmate-Input: W
my . mm
30 ”but.
power grim it or avian anllnllt
power, whichwcahI-[Iohah lynot he a
Won. ltla ratio. homo-niob-
larduthaahurnoa oi men expressed an
’thtrltp, ”Might Wailing: did not {rung
tom cran power. otinion
the “without e‘rpmr authority»:
them! aatuathiy. may not eublettht
Ir John-on ate-“introduced a run
mum-chambardol'
ptieuinrpectcruocvderall marble-ow
.hlrtteharatorucd to the main prlacr
uterine-coward hytha iota-ca thorn
Thar-dotted wan aaatdiacnaaad
m IlrJlallaai-lthatthatrouhla:
wauareunltoototthaleaaaaya
“Worthwhile-sequent. Bahopat
thanolntlonwonldhauloptad.
Itwaaantattcrol rocordthat the Tan
annual. iron and Railroad company »
hflnhktltaconvtqta Mr ladserwood
“millennial”, saying that
hallidact know. and the hon-e did not
know. theta prisoner in demeanor had
been auhlat.
flier-cluthuwaaadoptedhyavotau
“tell. The rcuolntloa wlll now go to
them.
IN OILV TWENTY DAYS.
.lOruatlail lac-rd [rar- I'd-hue
ta min-d.
8n Your. em. v.-—A cahlogmln tron
wnannounees the arrival than
olthc Mp City at New York ati
a‘oiookyeatarday attarncca. She no live
”twenty-two noun and dity minute!
«fling the Atlantic, rqtutling the taunt
avar made tron: Keir York to
n.
IkeCltyol New York hadon hardtht
fauna record heating Japanese mail that
WhmdlldhtthanadilnPuiflt
company andthrNewYorkCan
WW brought from Yo
Wmthiauityin tonrtrondnya. ’l’ht
macaw in the" [nail hogawcrt
[.dla W term belon- the [anal
Iflhthanrrivalcl the Japanoeentail
“mutualmth time the lat
W: "nil- Keel-Id
Muddy at the World'a I'alr.
llama“, Sept. 9- At the Milan!
Iretrlcal convention Uriwml Hornhy,
W of the electrical diviaion ol the
Chicago World's lair. said he had hen
delegated to explain to the convention th
Iatmaoltho protein-d exhibit. lie aatd
electricity would play an important part
in the anpoaition. A copulate building
mu ha' dorm to electrical exhibit-
antha power required for the rail
Ron. could he provided by electricity
pruldant appoinmi the (chewing
World's lair committee: Meter-x. Son
«Chicago; Coleman, oi St Louis. Pm
«New Orleans; Rice oi “3 .tahington, and
Pee-a. d New York.
lulu-a- on ur much had.
XIV Your, Sept. 9.-.lea¢c Saflgtnan
one at the muons or the Burn]: Him-i
font-aid today: “Not one! dollaroitlu
Baron liltaeh land has been need to pan
patina labor or to bring over pennllca
emigrate. Itla laurel y mod to educate
the chill!“ and to lorward deaerviag
Bahrawatovarionn parts I)! the country
We havaatded no pauper: to mine to this
country. The money ic uwd here for tho
adataaeaol those who have already arc
rived." w“--.
In; .tatte hr Marry. .
Dawn-Jinn. fia’l‘uu thorioua Mine
Alla. now in the lewd. .u‘ the law henna
hartovor, W. .\. Anthony in order to got
even witk her tor [loath- behavior. can the
unca- a alvw that In! in her afloat, ll
ahaattceloae that Kw rlu .:'utc a month by
having a martin; r r utnny pet-(tinned
between them. in rim atria a hnahand
Inlet taatlly again»; hit wile. There it
niduaeacrumgh apart (rota that ol An
then: to convict her,
Ilah loan" a! Clothing.
XII Yetta. Sept. 9.»:ieveu trunka eon
tailing aaalakla dolmant. milk. nun and
hadrons. gloves. etc., ruined at its.“
havahata relied on the imam lilda
aldh‘l'oaralna. They belonged to Mn.
tie-tuna. at New York; Mine
and Ina. Mulvaaey. oi lanlcvlllr,Ky.
aadlra. Boyd I dreamt“ in Mluocap
dith- garrneuta telnet were marked
with the names cl thrmomeru (or who.
impound.» s .
30'. ccwwéa i1 .
Ibo ”I!!!" at n it'll“ TM-
that Matt. lieu, rtcpt. l—Two ladle:
mm trout the lit-id- oi a
“out true in the wot-la near Ed
mmwwmm
n‘i‘m .... ...
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an yummy u n: to? ”~11.“ 2’3 -“
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We are
which was
the largest“
tickets on
September,
George A.
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M“... - -... . *nmnw w‘
Store,
as lllSllitlillll smut. sum Homo
pleased ' to
announce that ' the ele-
gant Shoninger Piano,
ofl’ered to » 2:25;“:
the persbn returning km
number of
the 1st of
goes. to...
Whelpley,
who represents Butler”
12 p. m.
gill)“.
THE 808
Lodge, I. O.
cordant notes
on.
May it make no die-
after
4 lb‘
was 388,000.
on illii,
south Ndittdllt,-Odnn.
mxcmamnw .
mmtknea'a; "
um
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momentum
VAN NAME. I 151470. P.
PAWS mm
NORWALK PAM. W0 7
inga specialty. by
m k
ROMEO 18W
Quality ordnandthat them“?i
rnrsrouns.
Burke, W. 0.. ofllcctsand
Houratmlmltoalloiflm "
s. N.
rune man a manta.
“$023,013. cchalland
dealer in It“ Mm Mwmfifh
mrtno~oonmsnmmm " y _
sotr'm NORWALK rumba” 00. .1?”
st. All kindeol elect i
and roflniehingot mutant“ I‘m
_, . treat. mm
mun
tYXBKE, F. F. OW
:pect. A few table
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81'0"”, ll
neutron.“ moo
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