“I “Mikado com. 80.
_ hm
, flow
9- mums” lights.
IIIEIIHIIEIIIIIIIESI qIIIrIIEII
m Ins-1y Part of the Ira-In- ‘l’aken Up
Inn-o Banding-[mind the
laying al a ‘l'wslre and On. net! llu
inn-Alter n Why and “pint-d9 bla-
onslen Ira ta. causes or an Electrical
III-t. the lasting weer-s. Without
9m to Next Wed earl-y Ironing.
chly came from the rmolution l the
council, appropriating $22,500 to
electric plsntIfor furnishing the city
with its lighls. which was made upon
fie recommendation of a commitm
nonpoaed of the mayor. three council-
mm and three citizens, as follows:
“William B. Reed. mayor; Councilmen
Crew. Knapp, Bohaunan. and Messrs
Edwin Adams Tallmadge Baker and
Issues. Jennings.
The early portal theevening was taken
up witlrnfull report of the expenses of
the past year, city treasurcr's repofl. re-
port of the water commissioners, and
, treasureroftheweterfuud. and laying
dthamuflmwhich was booed upon
an estimate 0! fin,” (or tho your
1893. read by Councilmen Crow, finance
committee. These reports were ordered
printed in thecity papers. and will appear
in to-nrorrow'a leflllltl. The to: hud
; .9 1mm millsonthedollar. one-hall Iltlll
I
dwhhflriiwbederotedtothomaiuten-
altos o! the public library. The tax I“
.wlll be due and payable May 2, 1892.
Theocemethsmatter or chic! inter»
fluwhether the meeting approve or
”uranium“ the Council
$8,”) {or the electric
Gar. Ndpon'l'eylor muted that
9 «the Council remlntiou be approved. The
quopousd by Ehenmrflill
Ha ind his speech written. and read
from the manuscript as follow:
Before speaking on th'isnhject I wish
tomato a personal explanation. sIr
mood. It!!! whatever I might have said
«Itheaustter could have been received
as catnip; (rum a prejudiced party. as.
“Milne, I was smckholdor in tin
Kuwait Gas Light company and We
was then seekinzto renew on electrii
Milli: contract with the city. 'lhnt
contract was made. but since then “T
have sold the electric light machinery
with a responsible coul-
pau toperforln the contract {or us. so
that today i have no interest in electric-
ity further than to are.“ far as in my
power. that the city isaerwod In the must
manner and on the bestm at»
=iruhle terms. I will further er
in answer on question pr mopoun lot“
the former city meeting,» ollows:
was stated thatth 6 lights then tarnished
the city were being tarnished at less than
cool, and we were very critically asked
why we wished to renew a losing con-
trast. Ypmemuectwasemwm.
We lost In two and one-half years al,
“.54. without allowing one cent Ior
inter-t or depreciation on our invest-
Oul’ won for wishing to renew
contract was this—and! “lllh y»
wouldellkeep itlnsecred oonlidencez~
we was more interested in selhng our
nerytllun we were In
#5 u
W,Illd as our machinery
better with our contract we
noughtlhooonm. eareouto! It
Wharton-so, and the othor coni-
oau am your little contract as n
totltdr loll-l kiln. slain; you, We
. 0ohettu‘ scrtlu and getting a lam
tthsnrsrlrss.
t interest is entirely with iii:
«are mud to Ippmprinlr
aneleclrlcllght plant and ll
tango ill» the business. Vie
autumn and. although those
was pulhhcd eight Willa
lurtbsr lutorrnetiou an
. Inwln their estimates.
I independent 0! buildings, to he mm.
W The additional estimate had been made
9 lorhulldlnp and land.
mails by
m ex-
tubal-ii-
llactrszal
and
”9'“:
mo. to
m_
t
_ ,.9:99, I
can: harsh-m
and
“bluntinmmliflfis
light. We have it stated as low on $23
an is credited with saying that In! saw a one
com-Aim error ”5% 9
“all custom will.
mloiitsud so . Wm.
bytbuofiurolaboud tliattlre Mimi
Willectpallydo evorythlngtha
thorium tree's report. we are Indigo
machistthetgnavamre hsgoodloret
um and l
expense“ than .
taken mcolnmittee's estimates arts:
as
word the cost of elaClrlc
per year. These statements are un-
accompanied byeh explanation o! the
sluollixht ormot oil of operating and
it is well known that in many Western
cities. all9the city water is pumped by
steam engines. flavors! of these cities
makeuseol’the steam nip plant lor
driving their electric ynnmucs.
wages of the electricians and an rimm-
dcnt are charged right into t water
works account. All"! these unusually
low figures are capable ol explanation
when caretullly mveatigswd.
mg horse power and coal con.
sumptlonlhat'e gironmy views in the
Smmaday or two since and will
:theretore not take your time 1 would
like to correct one [also Impression which
may have gained ground regarding the
Inflormanco 0! engines driving dynnmmi.
A South Nurwulk gentleman o! influence
hundred homeengine driving dynamos
(or street cm serum and the firmness
told him that they used only 2M0 pounds
ol’ coal per day. To that i would any
such engines only have their horny loud
when cars are being started. I have new:
oral copim of test (If these land of cm
glues on the Nineth awnue elevated
mud in Now York. The engine derel-
oped 395 horse powor in starting the
train, but um! unit ”6 horse potter on
tho :Iremgc. At lllllt'hlll pull the train
IlIc pou‘I- r full on low as ‘26 horse ymwer.
{his non-ice cannot compare with
(‘ltllIlIl‘lti lighting. lulightlng there is no
lo: rip—the II 'ht, like tirepour. i always
still! you. I would like to give you the
:1pr lemon 0! Tomlin. Karim. lullectrio
lIghtin" The letter was to thllllll H.
White», Boston Mass. and is in part as
follows:
‘ I! I l
.n: I: wows." mm a.
at uric llshl. plant. It i: the Jennlelo
tension system. ”l'lte cm of the plant mus
gun» to: lot lithtn :1 2. w candle power"
I' tournament bucked by n hon“. wine that
that Isshv id not trout in cost tor the
ight schedulc 5i”. light per month;
and for sli—nLht thist OLD I nor light
wuyeuru. We nil
retina tho plum oi m
Iights tor ell-at htmhrunc for the montltot
member. was lamp perm mentor and
[or the moonllqch ac etlnlo lor etc on months
was starve r lamp per month. This do“ not
includo inurest on the plant. which sonic ln~
creasethecost per lamp respectively to whim
nu 'lhe
“on. ansMImm ratxllcpuwersntl
the tests we have
not loss than mm." Al
made on tar do not show them to be our LI)»
.nndlo power. in olhri‘ words. In; thl ink we
III-re got rather in bad txrrunin.
lnconclusion Mr. llillotlerccl the (”Ir
lowing rm‘olulinns flti :m alllt'n'ln'lt’llfi to
the Inuiiun:
lit." Ilrc hit nu mmrmr (or no clntrir:
iight plan: shall lit an atrial Io .my Ian-on or
corporation until I: omplI- ll' rind Ilsta toil stare.
months of the cunt oI encllon. In: IiaIeIInI-Ire and
operation of sold him slrnll ho. submitted to
and be approved ya city muting Inllul for
“It purposs; rind bcit lurthcr
MI «I’m! l'lIIIt no estimnus will he 1 amide:-
mlhy ennui meeting but that all not or [and
«III huiltlin -I must he auvmpunird h: a n
munihle or n! tint h hunt and h. I! (or am h
building. and in the cit-re o! Ines-him ry the mIl—
do I- mm: Inho- II bond guaranteeing evpr: I. In a
(ll om- mtiom tor three intro and at the rm] Ill
that tune to turn the p out over in good In tuir
Inr l IIIIIinItol work.
"mull“ul. ’l hat nil silt lI offers IInIl MIN hr-
l‘llllllahfd in the South Nor-walk bin-Irma. at
loiut mu week». belon: mid (Irv meeting.
ltrmlrI-Il.1hu 3M) he nppropriared In! the
men! until minimum (I r trrvs tug and other
anam, .Ill 4 the rtlniner and owners I)! o
disintr Iron-Ital Expert clmtrieal engineer.
Tin resolutions store declared out of
order. on under the call the vote ol the
column! could only be approved or dis-
approval. The report of the coninritlw
wit-I tlII-II called for. and was read by the
City Clerk. It was the same I» mad at
the limit rut-sting, except that it included
the recommendatinnol the oommiltrc.
Robert M. Morton said that tho report
was altogether too vague for him. Mr.
llill'n statements dcnlt With facts, but
lllr' report was vague.
Innis H. Nash said he had lound II that
difference in the reports mode by various
mummies rewarding the cost of running
the V‘mhrtl» phrntIL An item easily over-
lllflkl‘il was repairs. He believed that the
city. in {on-expending any money for e
plunt.»lroul«l know IxIIctly what they
worn to got. and II report should he
"male in full us to kinds of machinery to
ho owl. and all details.
Mr. Hill sold them was mnoiulcrnlvle
m'rm‘y in the rupnrt. nrul called [or
lpl‘llllcflllol‘ll on which tho committee
In reply Mr. Adams mu! an Irlnhorntg
document lrom the Edison Electric
lrlttlll company. giving all details This
showed thewst of the prowess! plant.
Bythistiurethorneetln; had become
eoumtthat restless and J. Ilium-u of~
lends motion toadjourn {or one seek
Points of order were abo raised. but it
wesllnally decided lohsartlenersl Taylor
who had mm the door llr. Taylor
hem by reviewing and commenting on
mlr. Hill's manhood tbs visit-am
sod by him in theiuterrlsw published in
Till 3:311:11. on Tm,- llo unn-
pllmsutrd the committee who had in-
mtlgeud the matter and made the
recomendation. and then he went for
Initiator his alibi-Iris of the com-
Inittee and their report. lie was “or
new POST omen»
llllElIlllllllfllllMlll.
pr u—n—u-
What It union-u. es the fast or ear
Illneltlnl cumi- rsInI non-own-
l’eat or Is. Im lair-sues at the Ian
Screw-st ca-msymrlattssd'
woo-sierra relies—M asset-g
the Inns-so at last-eases the 0-" in
In» cm.
The pessegehy the sunspot thePoet-
ofilcaCoMmction bill. authorizing the
construction of a postolllcc handling in
every town where the postal receipts
average over 88.000 a year. at a gradual;
ed scale of cost rangmg between ”0.000
and 675,000. brings to the from again tho
subject of a [mot—other.- building (IIrSoulh
Norwslk.
Over a year ago Postmaster Duty. of
this city, named to be prepsmd the fol-
lowing bill for the erection of public
buildingx in South Norwallt and Nor-
walk:
Be it enacted by the Sonata and House a]
Rewrscnluhm 0] MI! I oiled Killian]
Jam-I'm in Conan» as» tabled.
That the Sec rotary III the: 'l'mssury h».
and Is in mu by. authorized and Iliroctvd
or otherwise procnro suitable sites lor
buildings with fireproof vaults thervin.
for the nc commodatmnof llw Puffin.
at the City of South NIIrwsl and tin-
BIIrnrrglI n! Nurwalk, Conner'ticnt. amt
untm- om h holdings to he crcctcd tltrro
on ”W plats spoilimtionw. and lull
murmur-o oi said buildings shall lie pre-
viously mode and approved sounding to
law. and shall not exceed, for the air...”
and budding» complete. the turn: III tilt,
tzumrantl dollars (or each site rand build-
IIII: Pfol'ldfll, that the sites shall lean-
t:.c puddings unexposed to dang” drum
nip In tho mljnml outlaws
some» or at least forty lent incl lug
street-I and alleys. and no money appro-
priotot lor this pnrprm shall no avail-
able. except for surveying MM until a
valid till» to "ll! silos for soul buildings
shall he vested In tho United sum. nor
until the Min of (loom-mic!“ shall hnvi-
vmlnl tn the United Stab-s exclusive jur-
isdiction over tln‘ szzme during the tune
the Univ-d Storm shrill hr or rrrrrnin ll»
owners tlwrr-nl {at all purpmm Ircvpt
tin uIlIII'IIIMI'otiIIu of tin rummul inns
or moi Surround tIIomrri. . or cut! pro
cm lltl‘Tt‘l'l.
Tl».- lllll, inn-minced In the House by
('IIrIgre-Iismnll Miles and In the Senate by
:‘4I9»o.It.Ir Plan. at” taking the uazlni
course. was mlrrrcd to the comrmtlm on
puMiI' buildings and is now in their
hands. it tollIIwI-Il n similar hill ltill'u'
Ilucsd in this interest of Waterbury. and
was follow-ml In turn by roquwus [or
Ip at-IIII'iI-c building» at New lmIIlon.
l):IIIlIIIr}‘.nml norm- III ”I" nthcr large
('tlllnmfllclfl town-I. Pmtmantnr "my
allllfil‘tilfl‘flu’ rmr-iwvlaletu-r horn Mr.
Silk-II saying that South tierrwallr'swents
as well :14 than? M Norms“. would
come: l'v‘rplr'n'l lrum the government
srchitrcllora draft ol’ the prowot rev
Iptiwment-s hero, and {or litter" or two!)
Ky years to cmrw. The Imlnmter, will-
ing to lulu: l'Vt'I‘y lilo-1' that would an
honor: the [lmnllrlllly III South Norwalk
getting better pout olltoo actor-mods.
tram. visitml auroral Idem-II when!
government buildings bed linen erected,
and w. rticularly pleased with the
uncut ) nt Vernon, N. Y. )lr. holy
convinml hi iIlIss to the “moment
architect. and there the melt" MN.
The: Maritime of the South Nmnli
post olilI-e long ago outgrow the pram“
quartcm. It is not mar-very to go hack
very many yours {or llgorrs with which
(compare the growth. In ll!!!) tho rc-
cripts of the office vim. in round
numbers. [Lalozlrut ym Ilwy were not
Inr from "3.0!”. Then tho [autumn-r
and our entrust am all the H
sntlcollsct mailman Madman
walla ornrsosirsdanlahoul nee—l
usmhrrsntlmthsolsshlly: sow
tiouvs to It» hedon- at thoremeold
staud~e cramped. poorly lightrd. hudly
ventilated m. which. aside from its
Nursitollerbmineualmotq-l
degm-dthrofllumtl‘rwwalk.
alittlc“htrals”II-lliepartolearb-
Monti-l cums committee seat to
Walnuts-Ismail arduous
mmlrbtn-Itfi std-shill!
taro-eh entrepreneurs-stud
armors-rhinitis suture. so
urbary'shllllorsflm billing”
has-Myrrpmsd,aadfloethlla~
maintainers-establish
”moistened-om Mm
Inward with all WW don"t
to ptwclmw. ticqtlll't’ by «mile-mention. ,
probably mom-v curly rI-cognitiun'. than Mr
W ‘ ' ;
Wfimwm‘lmm .’
5‘5
all:
I
to. All“ Idiot] In 0th
(hncssnaoqlarchll—Theh-eou -‘
one lormlorficuatw
It not cum reruns
Ammmu-Ths race for Unites
Btstosarnstorisweainghot. “Chiller
derestlrattheprominent Cleveland Demo
aatsotthitcityhavcrahedalnnddtm-
an to help themvewoltheea-preddut
{arm proddsntial nominationtoespooaw
feline.
THE NEWS OF ALBANY.
Cantor lutrmlnus the Reapportionment
Bill In the We.
Atsrsr, larch I'L—The mpportaarr
merit bill lntrtxlucnd in the senate by Ir.
Comm enolhy llr. Bush in the assembly,
and whichith sail meetstheapprovel ct
Governor Flown, gives New York m’ty an
extra we‘re-roan by adding it to Rich-
mond county. The nwortbnnrcnt iseslol
lows.
rim Doom .sudmr and m
Second to cull: morn-w Brooklyn. New
Utrecht. “mogul and Full-tub.
seventh to litamnth ”NM-“Kit“
New York and ervhaatsr,
seventeenth Dirtrictdtu-klend. menus and
Sullivan.
Bight-earn Districtui’ntnam. Dutch-s and
'l-Ib't.
Nineteenth District—Columbia and hen-e-
Twentieth DirtrlIctI-Ialhany. ‘
'l'wrnty first District Janene. Sabbath. 0!:
an». Normand eadymctad
Twemyascond mm— Patton and Hamil
ton. Iterator». Warren. m and Worth;
Twenty third Dbtrlct Clinton. Prelim and
MI trance.
'l'wcsty-lomh Distrltt— Dawson. Jelevaoa
and Lewis.
Twenty-filth OHM-M and W.
'l’wsntyatnth District—Delaware, Che-ante.
Brooms sad Tina.
Tweutraerenth murky—om“ and
lull-Ion
Twenty-eighth violet-Wayne. Cayuga.
W and Tompkins.
Twenty-Math District—llamJiI-hnylar and
scum
”ninth District. "starlet Yates. Irish:-
and Orl-su
7‘2"va 1mm I'Irrr. mom-i.
taunt. filth. sixth. ml with. sloth.
mm Immmm
With. sum-a. mm am
WWI. “my“ wflbol Dahlia
rainy-mm W st lllsaasn
Hy Malta.
and (mercerrierssrereqslnd lodsllvcr Q
wait
to“. ,
mustn't-ammonium!
ammhmmma
aboard tbs crater. where they were met by
Counl General Orawtbrd, of St. l’utera»
“SteerarraledhnnI-r'tnecspuin o! the
StraschmadssspeecholwoleuneJawhloh
hdwsltnpos thnisndlyrelatiouwlricb
Indulwnys Mhtmhiaaudtht.
Unitaslfltatesendthogeneroaity olthe‘
American people. Consul llouoral Crewlosd
replied. Them general returned toSt.
my!“ twool the ludiane'sollnera.
minimal-go willie disclmgodim.
msdlately macaroni will detmythe
costoldhdrarliuthacsrgo.
reserve mess “on APART.
w
DUI, m9 Wind-I97 n
porteIéI-e curtains'
. ”$91 M, an“? fin}... .
“5%., 9
9%
M tumor. 1)»
mm. ruin not
~9 munnmh.
. “ mung-now
hhve just . Mdhpct Min the 3mimprints», large quanti-
list More mood-
anything that
writes In: flow Hitletheheentifulnow patterns
'I if“ . , MWBIMm,wehavethem
I'I'scunrhms.
ygds long, our price 89c.
.. ' 9 .hum, 3 yards long. our price 31.59.
2.10.
2.49.
2.69.
3.98.
4.50.
5.0m.
“ ‘3
U (5
In Portior Curtains we oreshowing a line of patterns and
“ colorings that are great. We have them both in solid colors and
" . Dado borders, also with and without fringe, ranging in prices
from 33.98 totlo.00perpeir.
\
~lllll8ll8, III III.
We can sell you the best Corset ever offered at this price.
The shape is perfect and every pair “is guaranteed to fit. If you
doubt our word try a pair and be convinced. Our line of colors
' includes white, blue, drab and gold.
llIIr Line of Gems’ liming Shins and Boys’
Shirl Walsls at .25 cents,
can’t be Beat.
83 Washmgton Street.
41 8. SMITH. ~
«MM
our IIIIIEII IIIIII Suilings
at 51I. a yard just opened to the Spring
Trade are beautiful.
. ~’ ...
Staple qualities for tho
Underwear, . Hosiery and Kid Glove
M... Trade, representing the lion ilIlIInufacturers,
”a both Domestic and 11m orgu.
mun-m Mend
awn-shoutin- Illt that“
chine, ”9.50. 9.89413
”.9
til/.Jllllfi W
GINGHAMS, FOREIGN m. DOMESTIC
.OUTINGS, CHAMBRAYS, CAMBRIUS,
LINEN85I‘II 'HI’I‘E GOODS m)
. «'DQMESTIC
We are .9 9
First in the Field!
Leading in Style!
second to None!
.I . Ill
A95 igz-‘jfiiia
Agent ”for the Domorest Sowing Ma-
W M 5 Wm
l.~...r. 4
Mpsluoflacocurtsius {9'
girls. r m
1 things RIEWmIII'I?“ b: E Ivar
ed tees. and held powder.
wwamamxmm's
m (I. III III.
“Emmm ° no. ‘
man-re. ,
A .Alflllnln
omhf‘nlfiflm
llIth. oy
8 NW al- HUBTKDh
flour-hiatus. M1"
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H:Y;NEERD.13No.Malnman;;Mnfln-W
unflcwxn I“ W
own It mm.“
“anymore:- worn
né§fihfikmm§$auu
cachincono3icrmir
W38 AND BUMmI I ‘
kinds ol’ atone mason con
593111211. WILLIAM ll. 3 estst 8. N.
biog promptly attendedto. W l I lob
MARBLE-AND GRAN!“ . . ,
“33"“ wow m“ A
o gran
stone work of all kinds? worhand
COMSTOCK BROS. Manonlbulld
Main st. an. Gentlemen'gtlir'ralgdsglhg
FRANCIS a CO. In Washington
hats. gentlcmen‘ s furnishing: 0‘”.qu
MERCHANT IAJLOBS-
GUSOWSKI E. 31 Wall at N. A pa
KOLOUR. F 17 No. Main st.“ S N.
min; a specialty. ltepnirl
BIIIJJNBBY.
COLLINS. R. M. 123nm: B. . 5
material used ird huh“. N W ”
FITCH. AGNES Mir: “Well at. mimosa-Cu
out.
MUSIC rmcms.
35.11313 N. K. :1)in avenue.N. Teen
Piano. Organ. Harmony and Singing. 1
GIBSON ALEX S. 2: Men I. .
organ and harmony. in at. N. I
ursrnn rmrrzns AND until
yruoud.) Plant rs.
osrllgilmlers in notifier o) :1:me
HELD Jr HUL’ SMAN. lslt W t
tors and shippers of Nortvfifggt‘stenw ‘
VAN NAME. J. LkCO. P.0Iho15t8
name's AND untrue.
NOR“ ALE PATTERN W 0R
thorpe. pmmfiivernido a 8%w9gg
sir; References: Norwa kw
l: H.
alrlzfiillho;
lstoaml; Dr. Bohannau. (5
non. (stoma John Tryon.
11 smith. Interim); Grace
and runny others. .
rmw ‘ . “
murmur). RC. Wm: N. I . ”
momma turd sllver:lxnsu'ospecmfi y Ft" . .
marsh x ,9 . '
summon, 11mm. in! win we. no Al .
ntraotstakan.
MEN'S Oll‘l'n'l'l'm
guaran . -the latest stylesalwaye r '
"Old Staten island
HOYT. W. H. & EON. lZl “Hurst‘s. Ilia
log n specialty. by steam
h -h. am:
(2:41 E RBA \'K
and Sign punt
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH. G. S. 78 Wrishln n 8. N
qualityonly.andthatt how at. ‘ Ona
PHYSICIAN 8.
Burke.W.C.. Duals-odd? Wealth! It.
EnN. HooraDtolllJtoaJtIIB. mi”
PIANO TEN“ I wanna.
HENDEE, C. l". corWellendKnlaht
dealer in phmgorganamheet "5&4”
PLATINGoGOl-D. SILVERAND Kill
~;0'l"l“lll_!'€i)l%“';:\lfli l'Ld’lilNG x(1'0. 49 VI“!
5 . r. Mimosa It: ' T!
and refinishing offliu‘ £133; 31%
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
L I) lON.JAL'OB M. \\ ashinnum stain 1‘. P4.
5.5. Property lorsale housestorent. I adv
WOODWARD.E.A.1\0.anat..S.N hot
andhuildlulotet for sale.
RESTAURANTS. ‘
ll'. “£31353. 1". F. 9 Railroad Plate EL“ - Moots
hours. Strictly first class" In am re
spect. A (our table boarders taken 31
L AN E‘s DEPOT REHI‘AUBAVX'. B. N.
ity the best. prices the lowest. Opennll
80110013.
'IIAIRD‘ .MISS INSTITUTEN. Youn ladle; ,
boarding anildn) school. Fteull .1.. ~
3188..)IIEAD'I45L'H00L for glI-lsm and young
ladies. lililsidc.N. lull termopensoq I;
sllOlt'l‘flAND AND TYPE-
LAl‘DI-ilt’s BLOCK. S. N. C. F. Plum
Day Itnd owning melons. Send lbr
strum ENGINES "In PM
NURW ALK [RON WOPKS 1.10me
W ater st. 8. N. mrlhu
ornament? 'r'rcrtls'r Am.
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