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Heuryfisymour. Jnalasllrowndldths
fills jobofinslde painting and beauti-
fullydsnoratsdtlt’ssnglns. Tbsoulside
paintiuswasdonsbyths skillful brush
otpaiuth.W.lfeBride. minimal,-
in: and line system of steam heating
wsrsputinbyw.fi.llesksr¢€b. The
reputation that tlgeabovs patina hold
torflut—clssswork are too well known
forfurthsrcomrnsnt.
n chfmd,me‘
sists of W. L. Bonnsl. superintendent;
cleanup~
otsllforfinrasttermo that it maybe"
. . Isadora andovar. A large quantity
ml or tour]! Rollin «IN-flow arbou- uv his in mt;
thessars also of the bestquality. All
toohsnd implementssro marked “8. N.
Euw.,"!ndl record or «rely pint or
Newtotbsboilerrooul.yhloll 5 up
Win the rest of the building by a
fire wal . and insulated through a large
slidingflre'pruntdoor. This mom son
tains.as its name suggests. the boiler,
which is of the borimntal tubular type,
having: capacity of 185 hrs-so power.
The boiler is not with a Weitulyer patent
furnace. which heats the draught and
burns theorem gases that molly cev
capo. By its agency the consumption of
fuelisconsiderably reduced. The door
of this room isof brick, under which is
laid a foundation ready for a future boil-
er. Here are located the water appli
anccs, consisting of an American feed
waiter heater for 200 horse power, double
the sins now required, through which
the exhaust steam from the enginc past-
Q’Eilllld hosts the feed water on its way
from the pump to the boiler. Should an
accident happen to the water system a
hinge l’enlbertby in jock yr of the some cu-
pncity as the [itimp is connected, ready
to supply the boiler with water direct.
The fuel used is bituminous coulsupplied '*
by the local (1%th is weighed and ’
mounted as it is ml Q one of Howl-'3
standard scala, on“ .do for that
purwse, so that the smotfl‘aoal being
command isalways known. .0 bring
isdone directly fromsn iron wheelbar-
- row in which the coal is weighed, no
tatirn who visited the works in comp coal being allowed to collect on the floor.
any with Consulting Engineer A. E. Onarack close to a window is a coil
WW. g containing sixty feet of tire hose, always
An outside view of tbeststion presents connected ready for use, so that it may
to tbseyo a symmetrical bromfstmc- be reached from the outside through the
m, aniltanllnlly built of red trick window should ltbervquind for sudden
cover-ed with a slate roof. intersected on one, though the pouibillty of fire visiting
Pthuridgebytwolarxecupolas, Inflow! thestationisvery remote.
r. .all stands a tall iron smoke stack. From All piping and appliances are for twice
the cnpola nearest the street extends the present camcity. so that the plant
‘four wires supplying the two lamp cit. can be doubled at a minimum cost with
units. which arecomposed of something. out any Alterations being made to the
vovsrtwelve milesof wire. The monot- present equipment. Pror'ntion is also
only of the walk '- reliaved by an ample made for a still greater future increase,
‘ lumbaroflargsdoorsandwindowscon— whichcan beaccomplisbedbyextending
, ‘veniently located. the front and rear walls of the building
On entering the ata ’ one is ushered to the property limits and the construc-
intoaoosy little 0 . finished in the lion of a large brick smoke stack, in
naturalwood and furnished with desk which case the capacity of the system
and chairs. Th'n is where the ever genial can be inch to at least six thus its
uperintendont may befound, who never present capacity; thus, in the event of a
[lib to make you feel at home. “ consmidatiou oi the city, borough and
finnthocfluyou immediately enter East Nurwalk. the plant could no 5 ._
gang‘s square room with an artificial the rcqnirctttentll of all for both pirllllic , 19m m Taxman.)
m flow and neatly painted walls. and commercial lighting. The building him “"1" December 30.~—The steam»
m '- u” m ",3 gym room. is heated by steam. A pressure in con ship llanltonset spoke the L'mbriaou the
and is arranged to allow the present stantly kept ontho boil", even during 26th inst. lit-r shaft is broken. and she
equipment in be ambled. Bern b to be moonlight nights, no that should tho is lying m“, with ”WW m anchors
sssn oooof W. B. Fleming 300}- mod' queer. of the night be obscured by clouds
sin highrspecd automatic engines of the the ohctric lights can be thrown on the
w nude. known as the “Nat" vii: at “my minaret mice. n is t'lolllsu or lanterns ltvmnn
'l‘hhcompactpisceoflnsnbanism,whw [mud tobarnoresatisfactory tokeepa ~~
manpower-d byaaontsidecaar. in low the under the boiler at all times ““1"“ “'H ‘ “mm 'm"" 7""
not alone surmount... but oils itself when not in use, the small amount of '"""" 5“" h“ °“’"" ““"
.— well. It 5 full of humus. having a cool ctulsumed not being worth montion- A “We“ meeting of the 60“" 0' Bur-
upsdty of 100 horse power. and its two lug. No careful homewife could be a 3'33“ *I' MM '8“ might for the purpose
hearydriving whack. llvnleet indiams greater enemy to dirt and disorder than "‘ ”hing “P the 3““ “mm“ "d
w. revolve Bill titties a minute, or equal the appearance oi the plant proves thine “MW 9"“ 0‘ “‘9 '“m‘ ”" u‘? ”0'0“!"
‘toalooomotira running constantly at s in rlmgr to be. Not ascrap of rubbish ""M- “'l'dt'“ Kim“?! lm‘at‘l IN
yard of nearly filly-live miles per hour. is allowed to accumulate. and all [Hillsll‘ "‘9 "{‘l “0"" V“ lfwn"
Thengins drives two mudva Western el metal surfaces shine like mirrors. “mm“ Clerk L If. “chm“! read
.MCa’a are light dynamo. of the This is not only so wilt-n violtots are or» "W “H l“ "‘9 meeting in “’9 ‘Mnmm
nap-nus. embodying the latest in- will, butatalltitnra. A weekly pant mm ll“"b““-_ ,
,m of tho day; “31" also up ed "in" black is filled out by the super A number of bills were audited and or-
‘w’m “d “M regulated. intendeutand submitted to the column ‘l‘m‘l IN“: . .
.fishdynatno can supply front one to storms each Hatnnlsy, which gives a “"5 M'W_"“l' ““9 m‘mlv dull
.dxt' musing a total of lanai m for the woekultheactnalhoun Indiwilfflnmwkd "m M 0“"
wank sultry-tn are now in mm. of lighting, the amount of coal and all “Em" "WW" "'0'“ WNW 3'-
l-viag a new" of thirty-Ive. 11» “W used, and itslsoeontalns a te- r“ ‘” 'Wd ““l ll” Chm)“ 0' ‘b’
.wuhuthngJm “um 10. any M “Wu” “,1 finance Commltlna beautbormdlobor»
.ur hue-sills power without stopping. note. all wealth that may have trans» '0' 03.700 “l “l" “‘6" 0‘ ""3 m3”,-
M “’1'“ “ma, “Odin-ca, Upon motlonof Burgers Adams. chair-
m rim ‘1. Mutated under the man of the l‘iuanco committee. tho clerk
“WM 0‘ M gm Pl”. doaigu- was instructed to draw orders to pay the
III by A. g“ WW, ”I”, was Ip lllll‘fl'bl upon the borough bonds and
. polnud mills: snglssllr by tbs Elm- "m
up, “I“ Count—toasts. Ir. Win. The borough clerk was instructed to
M,“ W‘ m in Norwalk. drawanordcr for Oil! in favor oi the
hormones tobsooulo s citiarn of Highway ”WWW “'
unity. list-ll young man. bntbaa ”WW““WM v r"
bsdunssltlwable Mlllyssaurnk ’l'hsnweluttbsa adjournsdslaedis.
nurturing duals M hands with
Morrison, lineman. All are well known.
and formerly held similar positions in
tho Norwslk station. and it is only just
to add that they are first class experienc-
ed men, as is proved by the interest they
unitedly take in contributing» the suc-
cessful operation of theelectric works.
The only thing yet unfinished is the
grading about the building, which will
be done in the spring, and will include a
driveway around the building. paths to
Ill-3 doomaml the rest of the ground
devoted to grass. Japanese ivy is pinni-
«l about the walls and will produces
bmmifulrlfcct on the brick Work.
The Electric Light Commissioners,
whom splendid management has pro
«lucid such a magnllnent raiult. are to
lu-wngrsrulased.und they deseer the
llrlllividad thanks of the Citizens. whose
expectations have been excluded: in
which connection it may be well to re-
lllt'lnlr'l' that the $22,590 appropriated
for lhnelvctric system was based on an
rqu‘lplnent of only ninety lamps of 1,200
candle power. tbreoquarters the also of
the. present plant, which has a capacity
of fill lamps of 2.000 candle power,
and it was then considered a close figure
Instead of exceeding the appropriation.
on us; generally believed would be
necessary, nearly 33,000 have been saved
Mr. Winchester says the plant, as it now
stands. is worth not love; than $30,000.
Now that South Norwalk hm ,shown
that its municipal electric plum. is a
sucwss. there is no doubt that many will
be built in cities that have been looking
to us for results. Already committees
from places asfar off as llamacbmletts
have visited our plant. To South Nor
walk now belongs the distinction nl
being the first city in the state to install
amunicipsl electric plant, and may it
coutinnetohead the list in the future
for the progrem and welfare of its
citizens.
W made during the year now
fisw’lag to sclose may be satisfactorily
Muted, even to themost exacting.
by a whit to the city’s new and valuable
.000.me and inspect the
iplsatttd result of their eflorts in the
city's behalf. For the present, except
when cloudy. fair ions is supplyingus
itb Mr rad'nnce withoutcmt. and an a
slit will be more interesting when the
. system is in full operation, it will be well
I) wait until the moon's period of useful-
ms moses, which, according to Superin-
,' loudest Barthel, who now regulates her
movements, will be on next Thursday
night, from which time the electric
lights will shine nightly in her stead
29> until she again becomes of use. The in.
citation was taken advantage of by Tun
Gasman, which has kept pace with
TIIB UIBBIA SPGKIZN.
I!” Shut is Insists, and BB. is Lylag
Bully with “no Anchors Ont.
out.
Adjutant (lasers! Emblsr. in bismu-
alrspnrttoths governor. ape-haul the
Matthew-sinuous: "The
not the four regiments are in
we'll-assault. W 3",”. n; “I “’"
“throat-almana- ’ "n: Mum ”I:
shut W lawsuit o- n.
ell-sully art-fist Ill-ills M
m be. svstsrsa of tho Ons-
lab “I “I Guard. may:
Mull-W "wwflmwm a
mimics lathe
to harm and.
wdl It“
may“.
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Theodore Keller, engineer, and'Georfie' “
Holidays.
lllntrllnlculwlll
contours nasclsts A‘l‘ rut
vltnrlntn count soar.
I!“ m ol luv-ll. “all...
llamas and mall-g mots-to
m flat {in Hull nib-m
tbat Iii-wad aha M the", new
"A ills-arm country of ladies and
gentlemen of Norwalk. Booth Norwalk
and Wilton gathered at the Fairlie“
County Temporary Home on Watport
avenue, yesterday afternoon, to arrange
a supper and Christmastreefor the child-
ren who have theirbomothere. Kind
lriendsof thecity and borough, also of
Stamford, Falrfiold and Wing, had
contributed gifts, and the tree presented
a very attractive appsannce when the
little folks were grouped about it and
sang several songs for the company. At
the supper, which came next in order,
the children chanted “Our Father” with
bowed hendsand reverent manner, mak—
ing it touching picture. After the sup-
pt-r came the distribution of gifts from
the tree, every child bariughauds and
arms full. and all faces showed the pleas-
ure thrir new pwessions gave to them.
The multtou of the Home, Mrs. D. G.
Phelps, and the secretary of the Board of
Visitors. Mrs. Arthur B. llill. otl’er their
sincere thanks to all those whose gener-
ous gifts and assistance made the occa-
aion so happy and slices-fol.
Among those whotook an active part
in soliciting articles for the tree and ar-
ranging them warn In. Charles A.
Burr. Miss Gertrude H. Benedict, Bliss
ll1 inbuilt W. Brown, Ilise Diary Stuart.
Mia Eugenia Clark and Mia (’ornelia
Raymond The visitors were received in
a most cordial manner by Miss Phelps.
and were more than pleased with the
splendid facilitim of the Home. The ex-
cellent condition and clsnliness of every-
thing about the place, and the decorum
of the children, shows that a system is in
vogue at the Home which is highly com-
mendable to the matron.
MW linin- clauL
'l‘beChristmas exercises at the Spring-
wood Union chapel last evening, were
well attended. The large Sunday school
room was handsomely decorated. The
programme consisted of singing by the
school; responsive readings: song. Miss
Lena Grosscllner; recitation. live girls;
recitation. Miss Mabel Boutonuesding.
not Grace Baotou. After the exercises
Archer B. Jennings, who impersonated
Santa Claus. descended the chimney and
filled the stcckiugu of the little folks.
which mused considerable amusement,
l-Lu-h scholar was given a bngolcake and
.in orange, besides a present from the
Christmas tree.
Chap“; Warner leak-a.
Colonel Russell Frost this morning re—
ceived the resignation of Beverly l1.
Warnerascbaplsin of the Fourth regi-
ment. It was as follows:
limousrom. (hum. Dec. 28.
Colonel Russell f‘rtlaf,t'ommndingf‘mlrt
Rmimcnf. (I. N. (1., South .Vonmll'.
Cantu:
Carolin; I beg herewith to tender
my resignation as chaplain on the stall at
the Fourth Regiment. l). N. 6 ll ‘3
with deep regret that l (eel impelled by
s pnesure of other duties and an ever
Incnlullllfl bunlen of work,to take this
stop. ln sevent- my odlcial connoctll n
with the Nations linen! and your own
military lamily.l desire to express my
belief in the necessity and ediculncy of
our cltiacn soldiery. and the pleasure
and benefit of my connection therewith.
With cordial wishes for the continued
prosperity of the regiment. 1 remain,
ours very faithfully.
Bartram E. “'ARKIR.
Colonel front has replied to Ir. Warn-
er‘s letter of resignation as follows:
Humanism l-‘otmm Radium,
Cossscnwr National. (iv/ran.
titmth Nurwnlk. Dec. 1!), 1802
Ream! Remit, It". ll'amrr, Chaplain
Fourth Mount. (2. N. 0., Bridal
port. (foam:
BII~Wlth sincere regret i receive your
nation. after long autism
your
ill
Y.I.O-A.lsw‘lsnl‘slosmtoa.
‘l‘llelallss‘ Auxiliary of tth.I.C.
A. us making elaborate ammonia
torthslrmlllswhar’srsesptllln st
tits anal-m parlors. Innday aft-r-
ation-ad auburn-l tutti illdclosk.
All young area are kvltsd to sum.
sradeowsio ‘_ w w 1
lines is complete for “the
.: sumo ”ll“
neutrino! flatten la Inna mar-Gels.
rubl- will as lat-rested.
What Goings Miler willed his
new ,nlinstrsl farce oomsdy‘fl'nxedo,"
for the smursmsnt and entertainment oi
the mentioning public be tilled a long
fslt want. Both tnlnstrnlsy and fares
could, ymontlledsellns. the former
We! the inability“ manuals s’nll
his-trot pertornleu to m’m
aaw.<sud dis, lattsr for its inconsisten-
cies. By uniting the better features of
both. well-canned with the brightness
and goat comic opera. capital character
acting and the united abilities of an ex—
cellent company. Thatcher has provided
all entertaimllent, original, novel. sultan
ing and generally good. ”'l'uexedo" has
been rewritten for the 1mm theatrical
m. and comes to Music Hall next
Friday evening. January 6. in a com-
compsny which characterized its up
peanut-e in this rily last season has been
retained.
Nril Burgess, with his splendid com-
pany in "The County Fair." has been
untirg the capacity of Proctor's Theatre
for the past few Weeks. and now that the
end of his engagement is approaching
the denmnrl for seats iii. if possible, great
or than ever. The great race scene is the
iulplrlant evcltt of the clltettalunlem,
and the audiences are as enthusiastic
over the spirited struggle bet-reel) the
sei'ellsplendld Kentucky racers. as was
over a sand-stand full of spectators over
the suburban handicap. “The County
Fair" dlflers from the average comedy
drama in the fact that it possessesagreat
amount at dramatic merit. and tho audi-
tor, instead of being obliged to sit through
three acts of insipid dialogue and unlin-
pottant situations. is delighted from the
opening scene in the quaint old New
England farm house to the great lair
scene in which the race occun. The
play is full of heart interest, and the bill
lisut flashes of the author's wit gleam
through delicate touches of psalms that
trequently bring tears to the eyes. “The
County Fair" closes in set‘ulld successful
seasonal this house with the minim
sons of January 7th, when Proctm's
Theatre will be devoted to tbsrxplolting
of a new amusement idea
WESTPMI‘I’.
Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie, of Bayonne.
.\'. J., has been visiting his son, Rev.
Kenneth Mackenzio. Jr.
hints Resale Wayne, oi Short Hills, N.
J.. is spending her Clll’lslu'fls vacation
with her intents, Rev. and Mrs. ll. N.
Wayne.
)llss Helen Downes, of Greenwich, is
‘ls‘lldll‘ her brother A. F. Don has.
Mun Bessie Gilbert, of Brooklyn, is
visiting Miss Edith Sulnlou.
lira. Thomas C Stesrur. of New “Pr
van. is a guest today of her paltlln,
Mr. and Mn Edward ll. Null.
Cornelius Jellili.ol Erie. Pa , is visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs.(leorga Jelllfle.
Minn Keena. of Norwalk, has been a
guest during the week of Mint Kate
Pumpkins“.
The Dramatic Club meets next Well.
needs] evening with Miss Bessie Martin,
to commence rehearsals of their plays.
Ina Annie Bennett. of Pennsylvania,
and lint Mollie Vinolund. of N. J., are
spending the holidays bottle.
Joseph Martin, of Hartford. is a guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. [5an
Marvin.
Dr. and lira. ll. U. M. Page, of New
York, were guests Christmas at friends
here.
A number of the young pmple of this
[dance held a reception at the Opera
House last evening. Smyth’s orchmru
tarnished music and Herman l‘elrio was
caterer.
Attila annual meeting. of the West-
. port Ila-unit: Belief Association, held
l-t evening. the following officers were
elected forthcoming you: President.
WM: vies pull-dent. P. 0. sin-
" braille-um, 1'. N. Taylor; secretary.
151139”: direonm. W. .1. Huh
Whfilfilllibladlry. W. J. Perry,
detrd Lchn.Jr.
Vigilant Engine Company. No.3.ls to
givessupper lllh evening to the other
‘onmpanles of the department The
members of the engine company will
inst/tilled: at their rental headquarters
anduoorttllem with musical the sup-
perm.
'l‘lisnewly electtdolllcm of Templar
lodge were Inflalled last mung.
The lodge is to hold Its reception in
the Opera House. Thursday fining.
January 24.
~80. Krlsger‘s advertise-lesion an
othrrpsgs. Helstalklngblunsw.
AhauttasOaasstllasilnlssst-so
Mm.wbndladat0aaann'n
W.Wsdnssllay.ol minimal-g.
soutrsotrd lacklustre-nuisan-
no land a troublesome hang-ail upon
mummmmnsnlngbsfas
mmmmfortbsoattlsbspsllsn
than-null. fishbowl-[mm
tantamount—valuations
1M'~w.mtnqnsatyusnan
pole new draws. The Barns excellent C
all to flu Tale of W
Store open every suing
~ 8. Baturdsytill
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The very best of people if they only try hard enough can
find something to find fault with. Although we do not claim to
be the very best. still it was more than a little "9'3”!!!” unto
find fault with the splendid Christmas trade which we have had.
Bight hole: we Wish to thank the public in general most. heartily
for their'ltind patronage; also to wish you .a most pleasant and
hearty New Year. To come back to business, the past season
has Men, as you know. rather too warm for heavy jackets and
muffs, etc. Although it will not break our hearts or pocketbooks
to carry them over, we do not like to, therefore we shall ofi'cr you
the following special values:
._._._..,____.
M U FFS.
t .49 muffs t .30
.039 “ .49
.75 “ .65
.98 “ .87
1.09 " .98
1.29 “ best black coney, 1.09
2.2.5 “ French Seal. 1.89
2.50 “ ” " 2.19-
2.75 “ “ “ 2.25
3.00 “ “ 2 50
www ___._.
CLOAKS.
Ladies’ Beaver Cloaks in black and tan. 83 49.
Ladies’ Beaver Cloaks in black and tan, fur trimmed, were
37.95, reduced to $5.98.
Ludies’ Cloaks in tall melton, were 88.98, reduced to $7.49.
Lndies’Cloaks in black (-lny lllagonal, were SIMS, reduced
to $5 4:).
Ladies’ Cloaks in tan molton phited back, if length, were
310.49, reduced to sells.
Balance of our Holiday Goods at 50 per cent. discount.
«w. _._._
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83 Washington Sireel.
6E0. Vlll llSTlllE. Proprietor.
M. S. Smithfs._
llraml Holiday innuunoeln’t
Gifts of Every Description.
During this week we are making the greatest effort of the
season to display to the people a fine and well selected stock of
Holiday Goods.
Fancy Goods
Exclusively for the Holiday season. We have always had the
reputation of displaying the 11:9th and latest novelties of the
season, and on which we never ask only importe’ra’ prices, which
are exceedingly low. This we could only aflord tojdo unless
great quantities were sold
1
lllVEllILE alliii‘swlin 300nm;
Nevnr violin variety. bf elegant books placed before the
people. ‘slylos of Juveniles; 1,000 styles of Booklets. 300 on-
tiroly new publications. A grand assortment of Christmas and
New Your cards on exhibition for the Holiday season.
“mow...“ N
Dolls.
Our stock of Dolls for the present season cannot beaurpnssod.
Kid Bodies, Bisque heads. Dressed and Undressed, jomtod and
plain. all the newest novelties. ' i ' ""
M
Handkeghiefs.
New special bargains. Dozens upon dozens of Handker-
chiofsaro piled upon our counter, ranging in price from lie. to
03.00 each. Never before have wobad a grander mortulont than
atthoprsssnttimoforthoXmassessoll. (it
Gents’ F urnlshlngg
Wshwrsansw arrlralof Gonts’lfsukwsarin sum
oomplstsassortmsutof Gsnt’sUndsrwssr from thistle-pest
tbslmt. Allgraduofannts'om,Wool andBllkHalflloso.
“WMdWWMMI. is; have
Win MW“ andssw atpspglt
all! I
THE ygfltijfim ltE
Painless
, thsbsst. .
Ofllceopeufromtamnntlllmn. '
DR. F. W. DARMER
4 Gea'l Slate Agent for “when.
Over Post Dillon. South was.
BARGAINS m ‘
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PictuiEfiiamed to order.
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Educate for Business!
Merrill
College educates both acres for busian.
Rules of tuition are moderate and within
the reach of all.
Hunks pith the best in the county.
Assists its graduates to good poaitinns.
Business
BMl‘bfa. embracing Connie Short.-
haud. Typewritlng. 'l'e egraphy an rcllltnc—
llxl’t‘. taught rhomurbiy; also EngliahJicnnaa
and Art Departments.
College
I uipment is n nailed in New W.
and“ unpmetlentmacllitles are nil for
obtaining a wood Business Idncstlon. Win-
let ripening Jun. 3. 1m For cat ,
3 . A. MERRILL. Prea. Stamfo . Conn.
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On Your Home .
mum;
want to protect your tamily or
will age. insure at once in tho
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