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The manual meeting oftheNorwalk
Union’uitlaY.P.B.c.E.was held in
the Gaulatown WM church,last
night, delegaiu from overysociety in
the union but (hanherry Plains being
soswm ovens secures I I I, ”dawn“
norm mus yuan. “”1 ‘
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The examination into the individual
ionsesoillorwslkoystwglowers by tile
stormoprrilsz reported by D. 8.
Saniordasiollows:
Williaml.8ieveus,ofltowsyton, mid
tbatitwssneattoimpcmibletocstlmste
the lomss. In any case it‘would be
underestimated rather than over esti-
maied,icr several reasons: First, there
would notbemauyseedsold;tbe oyster-
men wouldnothave the money to buy
with. Second,thelnost oftbe steamers
wouldbelaidnpandagrsatmany men
would be thrown out oi employment.
Inhisown cass.yearsbefore behaa em-
ployed fifteen men on his two swamers
mas-sneaks.- Granting is.
Incident, Edwin Betta, of Georgetown.
Rstaber Backnsmf Weatport. odered
WI": Rev. W. D. Todd, of Wilton,
read the scripture lemon,and George
Inning Taylor, D. D., Lb. D, of
Georgetown, delivered an address. A
busincm meeting was held, a! which the
sccretuy’s and tressurer’s reports were
accepted, and_the following oilicers were
elected for the next term: Preeident,H.
0. Bailey, of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational society; vice-president, Miss
Daisy Ryder, South Norwalk Baptist
society; secretary, lies Lydia Scour,
Norwalk Congregational society; treas-
urer. Walter Aiken, Norwalll Baptist so
ciety. The expenses fertile term were
$11.80 and the proceeds $13.80. A re.
quiremcut meeting was ledby lira. L.
W. Abbott, of Georgetown.
lcrwalk Tramway company, asking tor
[amnilayont through Wall street
,. from Knight street to, Belden avenue,
" Wardmsloancallad a spatial meeting
.dtheconrtoillnrgcmasinr last night.
WinthropHJ’erl-y and Johnll. Light
,Wlflhfllflio‘ the Tramway
company. Mr. Perry altered, for the
Wot the conrt,a resolution
“- insubstanoothattbeapplication of the
“ Tramway company [or a location of
,twolinmoi tracks through Wall street,
bumxnlghtstreetwlleldennvenuc, be
plated; that the center line of the
sonihsrlytracksbe so located that the
. rmrthcrlyrailbclaidaontherlyoiandas
tothe southerly rail
dihernaintrackoi theNorwalk Horse
theyeararound.butuow he would not
great many oystermen did not have the
39”“ “Wroclaw
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We have opened a com“ .
"no. at plum-ac for Men's.
Youths’.“ BOW ‘0? chum-m
wear. from the cheapest .,
. finest grades.
Anthem Hercules In ‘
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widrOhmhlJeunlnnJrqtom ‘ .
uncommon-ow .
lngtodsy ironilchorkto their-sunl-
merbomsatBaIi-lile lduld. .
Knead lira. 0W 1!. lillud, of
Delhi, ,li. Y. have been visiting Ira.
liillsrd's father, D. P. ly.
lira. Frederickw. Squisrmofitahwsy.
and ”Edna Galloway, ci‘Wsstdeld,
N.J.,aratheguestrofthe lines Bend-
der, of West street.
A danccwill be given Thursday night
by Ir. and Ira. Julius Lanna, at their
home on Cliii street. «‘91.
lira. B. E. Osborn, of Fast Norwalh, is ” ‘ "" ’ Early Rose.
filling' lira. George F. Waters 17 Da .
I"... - ' ’ 83 Washington Street a"
Captain Croint, it is expectad, will re-
. _ turn usatweek from tbePacille coast. , rm”
run Ilia steamers “I'm. Third, the Ni. Julia W8, 0' x" York a”. m
groundsarelnrncbbadcondithmthat‘a “Mmdmnxmflh a”
heart to clean them at such a great ex- “,1, [mpg or growl-g well.
After the services in the church the
Endeavorers repaired to a hall across the
street, where refreshments, consisting of
sandth cake and ice «cam, were
served. M 10:3) o'clock the gather-
ing dispersed after singing "God beWith
You till we llset Again.”
The Norwslk delegates arrived home
about 2:30, having been considerably
delayed on account of the poor condithm
of the roads, which necessitated someone
walking ahead of the carryalls carrying
a lantern. The carryall of the Norwalk
Congregational society ran into a ditch
in Devil’s Hollow and the occupants
were obliged to get out in the rainso
that the horses could pull the vehicle
hack into the road.
The number of delegates present from
the various societies was as follows:
Georgetown, 26; Norwslk Congregation-
al, 2i; South Norwalk Congregational,
l5; Ridgelleld Methodist, 15; Norwalk
Baptist, 10; South Norwalk Baptist, 8;
Wilton, 9;Westport, 2; Ridgeileld Con-
ventional, oi the Danbury Union, it.
IAJGB BMW's CASE.
.Bailroadcompany, not lea than three
inchesnormorethantwelveinches,“
gmeralabontfourinches apart; that
Numbnesithenortberlytracksbe
Whomnine feet to nine feet six
.lncllesfrnmibecentsriineoi thesouth-
arty track of the Tramway company;
autumnal-not Wall street, from
Knight street to High street, wherein
tirerearenotracksof the mainline of
the Korwalk Horas Railroad company
nowaxistingmrsuch trackstnrn at an
angletothegvnaralcourseof thcstnet.
themherliuesoftbetwo tracksoi' the
NarraIkTramway company be so locat—
‘adastolnahea convenient and proper
mmmelocatim herein-
hdae lined, westerly of mid High
strcstandthc location of the track or
hachciille'l‘ramway company inWall
' stratifaaaterly of Knight
thatthelocationoitbenortherlyliue oi
MIG“!!! Tramway company shall
hMifbeforeJinuary let, 1805,
,, the Norwalk Horse Railroad company
',, .ahallramoveiislineoftnekst‘romtheir
, lucafionandrslocatethem sub-
' Mummmuonoltbemnh-
.al’flneoilnchoithe'framway oom-
”WWI“ street from Knight
‘ 'mbBeldenavenne; that the grade
dihelinloitrackasball be the grade
ofthestrestasfouudatthctimeof con-
‘strnctionoithetracksuhat if, for any
“,8110100850301 the southerly line
Mirackaoi the Tramway company be
adjudgedbythcsuperior Court unlaw-
iul,oriftbeTr-amwaycompsnyahallhe
Why“ order of the Superior
Oocrtfromcenatrnctiogoroperatingthe
then the Tram-
company has the
tohyalineoi trucks on the southerly
“It! Wall street. from Knight street
Uernneflhat the center line of
uchhnecf trachs,onthesoutherly side
oi Wall street, from Knight street to
Beldsnavenue,befixedtobe from nine
to nine and ouc-balficetiromtheccn—
tsrline oftheu-ackoitheNorwaik
Borsallsilroadcomwr; thatthegrade
oimidlinsoftraeksbethegradeoi the
highway I shall he found when the
pense. Ir. Storms aid that his
set on crushed stout! of! W What lovers at oat—Dear lsarsisa are '
“W m m...”"""‘""" liable It tomuooi’
Ten 0' licyclcs are altered as mans;
as his shell stock oil Norwalk and _ .
Bridgeport. Hedoesnotthink m: 100,- ”madman-Whom mo. s
000bushslswonldmake his lcmes gwd Wdowmmmmmdm.
wherehecouldcatchouserenl hedsiu Mlle,fif‘:suor:rirsn'thyui;ntheruli- .
NorwalkaudBridgeportbciorethestorln maurace savers n “I’M
1,000 buhslsinafew hours. Hecnnnot “IWNMWDDY- A {MUM In.' "a"! "W's 'm
catch 300hnsllelainall day, and about will be urn-mm! in theatres-loot v
one-quarter of whathecatcheaarudead. flowinhh'm '0‘" In“ W Tali. .,"‘ '." '"*",”,M. “L
Last season he sold oo,ooo bushels oi The him-151m ‘- t“ M 0' " V ' ' " ”
seed: this year he will not sell,ro,ooo the m the Pullman the m 0“!” ,
bushels. He cannot see much 9mm west. lufcnchtheweamoitheiastriders .
for the oystermeu for three years to areentered. Willi ”m ”30 “i! . ‘ . —
,
come,eveniithey get a good .9. an. weathertberewillbeihmolreopieinst.
me. Even inside ofthe Norwalkle tend-ne- st, meltdown-lithium At
mammogram-um, M are the Pullman double thstnnnhsriser-
dead. Captain Stevens-idthat a very W- The Winston-Ilium race is
innny thingtohimwu,mgwm, of. movaapieceofrcad in New Jersey ‘
lineirnmCoppIslaudtoLougNeck,the upon which the villas!- ol 1mm
oysters didnotwuhorssnd,sndyetlhe “limfllhmm 1t 83 Washington Street.
water wasverysballowinplaces.
.. W in means at min-air
Captain an. Lowudes. Bonner-J- $112?“ W“ m 6E0. V“ W. m-
avaryheavyloserofl liorwalk. Be is
Judge Townsend Indicted the Italian-
ria- Allowed by Law.
Referring to the arraignment of
Clarice E. Doty, South Norwalk's ex-
postmaater, before Judge Townsend, in
the United States District Court at Hart-
iord, yesterday afternoon, on his plea of
guilty to the charge of violation of the
statute in having taken inaccurate
vouchers from some of his clerks, and
with shortage in bi accounts. the Han-
ford Post says: “It was shown in his be-
half that he had done what he did under
a misunderstanding of the law, and that
the shortage was due toa theftoi stamps,
etc, in theoillce. Strong procure had
been brought tobear to securelenlency;
lsjor Doty, in Grand Army, fraternal
and social circles in South Norwalk. is
highly respected and everybody there
speaks well oi him and believes his vio
lotion of the law was without criminal
they may live, and may not.
Craw & L’flornmedieu, of 30",”. distance is 17} mila. The total number
arenotso heavy losemasmoatoftheir ofentriesisthirty-iive.
oysters were four mila south of Cock. The Dsnbury Tenni club is phoning
enoe's islands, in very deep water, and for new grounds. They will be 132 feet
they did not find any wash oraanded long by 108 feet wide. located on Crosby
oyaicrs oi any account.
Peter Decker, of Norwalk, does not by a twelve-foot wire fence. The courts
dud hisgroundsdiatnrbedoianyswonnt, will be three in number, and a club ' ‘
andconaidrrshislo-verysmallin-houaewillbserrctedonthegrounds. . I UESDAY MAY
Tournaments will be held during the 7 V ‘ ,
DeWaters & Stevens, of Rowaytou, summer among the local players. and
linesoitrack,
hushekinionrwfiuhonmtheycannot probablybeincreasedtoaersnty-ilve.
mwhfiowd-r- Theythinhthattbey 0ver8,00|persons atiendcdtlle game
”mem- at Brooklyn Sunday, played for the '
CapainT.8.lownda,ofSonth Nor- mgdmom whoisshlhing earl" a e
walk,saidthathchadnctheenonhis .gmmmnmwummo S
ground since the stun-manddidnotsa- credswers now. Brooklyn and New
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“one“..m mwmm-.- __.._.. lloloo Polm Improvement company:-
"W'm'm'”’m"°m” 'l'habicyclsrncefronl Norwalhtollam
w. ll. Hoyt. of w. a. Boy! a Son. 0' wungr June has”; you-
souih Norwalk, wartime-NW“: pondedustilsometimein Awww’
as Laptain Stevens, that all winin- count at the many cycling svenisalmdi
theklsssawas mucbnndareatimated. in
some locations, the oysters, in his
opinion, were about all dead, as the
stormcameatthetimeoitbeyearwhsn
oystarawcre very weak. Captainlloyt
saidtbstthcy had intimated their loss
in liorwalk at one-hall and no doubt
Judge Townsend, however, was dis-
posed to be severe. lie said the influence
of light sentenws in such cues was badv
and he wanted to make the punishment
suillcient to make the matter a deterring
inference in other cases. He took the
matter under advieemt. and later. Dis-
trict Attorney Holman making noobjeo-
tion,audafteranearnest plsaby llsjor
Doty‘s counsel, indicted the minimum
llrleprovided by law, ”.000 and costs.
amounting in all to 015138.“, which the
major forthwith paid.
uslrrn tints collar.
Dru-older lentty Indicted on 0-.
plat-law.s.csuy,-nale only.
Bdwardlleardmfsonth Nerwalt,wss
a sea-beret the grand jury in the
UsindhhtesbiurlctConmuhlch eon-
venad at Hartford yesterday.
thee-ass towhich eonslderableinierest
was attached was that of Daniel F.
liestty,ofWasbiogion, ii..l.,theorgan
andpianomanuiactanr. ltwsscbmsd
that on February 10 he unlawfully
sauna tohsdeltvsredihronghthemsil
toW.A.Goley,siiloatbl¢orwalh.acir~
“Marches:- whichhsd Mdnesrlysllhadud
bee-devised Mohtstningmoueyfrom M. w,
motility. Tbaoircnlarwassomsihhm “Numb“
mfio-e mmwmm mammals-su-
defendant intruded baht-la W from '5.“me n. “a. thewsrll’sehasrptc-Iiplam , , , ,
somehow-Mb “mash-mamas: “no-la 7. meme! Spring Goat or 03W f0? hall “19' 07W!
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Engineer Bill,inresponsetoa query
natohowwids,aiterthescooud line of
trackshadheenlsld,therosd would he
onthasoutberly side, said there would
be about twelve fort Ioaparefromthe
uuemcsonth railtotllscurhatlhe
inanel,andat Waterstnstshout twelve
iaat. Theeacnrlloncarstook up about
Winchesoftbiaspaceand ibeor»
d-arywsahoutonefoot. The reason
thermd favored the new layout, bemid,
was became itmadeachangepraciicaw
oblewithonttasringnphothtrachs.
Attornsyl’erry-idthequestionar to
which company had righn and what
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for one week, commencing”
urday, 20th. ‘
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FRINIEI 8|IAIE8,
finished complete, for
29 cents.
Arrived to-day.
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Alluewoooes.
We buy for cash and Icllat
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10 mmmmm
III SIIIEL rsnnrsrr.
roadtothetownoanllman. Theexact
street, near lain street, and surrounded
amugsdforinDauburydnringthat
month. mhh---.___.__.
metre 07 Till tl’l'A’l'l.
Itemsallnlavastt’allalmmnnar-
mikwerm H. Kricgcr’s.
hronghtsaitagainetlhe town of iiorth
Attlsboro,lsm.,to rscovwflm the
vaiasplaeedonslotellaad whieh was
mummamagnforthspwrh ;
possoihatldisgthsrsonaschccl hams.
Thsowasratthdthswsatsrlflfifl,
:wxm.m We are now ready to close out our entire
“fl"fi'flmfl‘m, n..." stock of Spring Coats, Capes and Children’s
A mammmuffig‘”; Roofers at less than manufacturers’ cost.
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Commences Saturday, May 27.
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catehiugsfcwononebed, whichhe theconrrcitsrlfishutilvemilmlong,
thinks must havecomeat least overhalf which Vi“ necuitate severalcomplete
amilefromhisground. Atfirsthehad mm Mmlwmm “0in
aniMatbathehad lost about all, but m mad whom-mm:
theyarecoruiug out a very little, and “0'“ Chicago ”d WKWlo'fll-N
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have lost about all theirku oiiNor— lstibly tourneys willbcarranged with G r-eat v - . ' ,
walkislands.threiheyconldcatchl.000 outdda clubs. The membership will ‘
m BIIIS IF IllSlC. Ill III EIEIKIIG.
SWBRwillmakehonrly tripsfrornflonthllorwalk.
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