I - 1M “Brill! and death anticomwc. Sched-
’ liter-tile.
“a short the Witneofi’mmc
mow yreoeiv B
lsrgusloeoaaGle us
Be is “it loud
llailds E. 86
' no? EVENING SENTINEL.‘
W
dam-because, Idlm and rum-m
MW
Mn“)! BATES—B! mail. in ad-
MW post-comma: One monthMeflhree
‘ ”than“: six months. Simone year. 06.00.
{Him by cowboys. tie a tech. to be paid
lathe carrier.
mm lawns—“Want. " “To
M'Nnd and“l'or Sale" advertisements. not as-
esslllntlve lines. one time. the; three times.
M‘s dines. aim. nil-dine Ill tiers. we. a
ale 9! rates (or displayed advertisement. for-
slotted on application.
um OFFICE-No. lit Warhiaztoa street,
Emil Norwslkne telephone call, M. Branch
M Ito. All Wall street. Norwalk; telephone
II ‘. I t.
l (1‘th A‘liONS should in all cases be
a read to
'I III EVENING BIRTH“
sown Norman. Conn.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY? .1804.
BY the action of the Council, Monday
evening. it seems that the new engineer
is not to provide the city with a map and
do its engineering at the cost of his eel
or}. Be is to have the assistance of last
year’s city surveyor and his assistant at
his discretion, at the expense of the city.
llrIMorehouee is to receive 83 a day.
His boy will cost about $7 a week. This
raises the question again, why the lor-
mer surveyor or some other local survey-
or was not employed in the first place.
ithasnever been necessary lor an en-
gineertospend all histimc in the post,
and it certainly ought not to be. in the
future, in incidental surveying. Street
supervision amounts Io but very little
during half the year. it ought to take
less for the next year. There is a fact
that should be kept in mind by those in
charge at city affairs. and that is that
weareu very small municipality, and
that we cannot afford the expenses of
silicon! populations ten times as large:
and yet it may he that the considered
plan may prove «chemical in the long
. run. But at present the demand is for
immediate economy. Conditions are not
favorable for spending money for the to
lure. In business and living the closest
and most careful ewnomy is rcqmsite to
supply immediate wants. and we believe
our present council Would be in harmony
with the people if they avoided (or this
year at least all expenses in our city gov-
ernment but those of the most urgent na-
turo.
of water pipe which
Electric Lixht Connoissionor Albert E.
Winchester has been to the trouble of se-
curing to show the damage that can and
is likely to be done to water pipes by the
trolley system of railroads, is quite a
revolution, to layluenand gives a warning
that" behooves the city and its repre
sentstives to oarsluliy consider. There
into question that Ihe pipe shown was
destroyed by the electric current. and an
nflidavit to prove it will be obtained to
stop the doubling of unbelievers. Should
our water pipes bcr‘nmu injured to any
degree whereby they become nsollm lcr
conveyan the water about the city and
into dwellings IIuIl factories. the damage
would be very great. As illl'l’II la poo
libilly of it. the most thorough guarantee
should bullnd (ll indemnity tn the oily,
and against lnconvonionco In its mi-
dtnla. A trolley road undoubtedly is a
convenience, but it sure water supply is
narrator nm- and II lmsitlw necessity.
We understand that the ’l‘nunwny omn-
party will be rIqIIlrI-Il to bond their
track already laidto the unlisl‘ulrliult of
the Council. and giro lmmi Indemnity
againstdmnago totlII- l’lly water pipes
helm they will obtain consent to ex-
tend their tracks. Wlllln lllrl‘t‘ is no
dbpcsltion nor desire to lmqu-r either
company. therein a commendable pur-
THE specimen
pose on the part ol tluI Council to
potent the city's lntemte to ill" fullest
extent.
...... .. ...... ...
Isl"! it time to cell It halt in city ex-
‘ ,penstsl Aceonllug tn the clerk’s
I report there was spent last year for
“mat expects-II 028.040 l“? in addition
j Mm smut-Ills.
, putt, there was no expense of newton
theses «not sewer. and the city
when increased mm more»
_'fi“,~... or fluted 1mm of
m for s sinking land we are
“mushroom. It to a M
met our grand lint that lest-mien,
”W to raise tests so high IIII ”8a
" in tests
7 this It s In preventing cities 9
We; no indebtedness beyond
”coagulate:
oodslmm a yeast Wk. toy: hTtI-rsi‘:
to keep lreshstoe
and Trade With
ymou
lEIDIIlB
33 Washington Street.
WDBKOFTHEISSESSORS
GRAND LIST OF Till CITY OF
SOUTH NDBWAIIK.
who will make up the rate book.
eight changes were made.
the list is printed below:
Edwin Adams ..... .
Adams Brothers.
helloy Adams and wife . .
CharlesB. Adams. .. ..... . .....
Elizabeth E Altenbrandt” .
Mrs. Eliza A Allen .............
Mrs. Elmer D. Alvord......... .
John W. AI house... .. ........
Fannie A. A.ndrews......
Sarah Andrews ...............
August Anderson and wile. . .. ..
CarIAWAnderson
Joseph J. Asch .................
John Ashvvorth ................
Kive Anchor ............
William A Athertcn ...........
Estate of Dsuvid It. Austin.. . .. .
Alfred EA .. . .. ..........
Avery d: Lounehury. .. ........
Harriet Aymar.
Samuel Aymar ......
Edwin M. Ayres ................
Frederick Ayro....; ..
Samuel Alexander ..............
Amandus Bach and wife ........
Lucy E Bailey.
Jameetl Bailey” ....
Tnlmadgo Baker. ..... ... .
Annie R. Baker ... ...........
Edward V. Baker and wife ......
Mary E. Baker ................
Lemuel H. Baldwin ......... . .
Edmund ii. Banks. .
Leonora Barber. . .
Max Harem...
DIIVId Bardcsch.
Oliver E. BBarker. .
Joth. Barry ..
Otto Barthel ..................
Martin Bates, Jr., & ('o. ........
John H. Battereon.. . ..
Williaml’ Buxter..............
Frank H. Baxter. ........... .
Mrs. Frederick L. Baxter .......
Edward H. Beacom ............
Edward Beard ...............
Gerald B. Beard ..............
Edward W. Beerd............
Conrad Becker ................
George F. Bearse ..... ... .......
BerthuJ Becker ...............
ldu C. Becker ..................
Emma M. Becket... ..
Frank C. Becker .............
William J Brcker...... .... . ..
JulIus V. Becker ...............
Louis S. Beers ............... .
Est of Thomas Bell ....... , .....
Hiram Bell. . . . .................
Est of Gould Benedict .........
Est of George Benedict”
Bit of William ll. Benedict .
Eel. of George and W. ii. oém.
dict .......................
Daniel F. Benedict. .. . . ..
it. Alphonso Benedict. . . ....
James M. Benedict ..............
Henry Booger .......... ..
I. 3..
tin
Henry Bieleflcld. . . .
Henry E. Budwell and wile .....
Gilbert E Bogart and Florem l‘
B. Morison ......... . .......
Charles G. Bohannan.... . ......
Charles Bosch ................
J. A. Bostwick. trustee. ... .
Emeline C. Benton.
Lucien B. IlouIco.... ...
John B Benton .................
Charles F. Boutweli.....
Mary A Boughton ......... . .
Francis lloyletun and wile .......
Charles T. Bradbury ............
Angeline Bradley ........... .
Est of Jesse 3. Bradley ..........
Catherine Brennan“ . . ..
Mary A. Britta .................
LIfsyI-tte F. finite and wife. . ..
William F BrotIII-rton and wile
Estate of William H. llrowo. . ..
lirown d: Wilcox ..............
James E. llrown.............. .
Hiram B. Brown ............ .
Joseph ii. Brown and wile
lilrsm E linemen.
Edwin L Brush...m. ..
l‘atricb Buckley and mm. . .
John in Burbank...
Daniel L. Barber
Francis Burritt..
William C. Burl:
raisin H. Bush.
Edwin ll Bush riottc 'l'em-
ple,JolIIIJ. Murphy and An
Ilretv V Heath .............
George l. Boston. .. ..... . .. .
Francis F. Bysthrrt.
l‘hoivdore llyahee.. .
William C. Bynbee ............
Charles 8. Bysheo. . . .. ........
ll shes dt’l‘almsdge.
lughi’. Campbell ............
Estate of Charles Cannon .......
Estate of John J. (lope. .
(leomoW. Carroll
John Carroll... ..
ThomssC. Caren
...
.....
I...“
II
...
.qu. . . ..
h...
Thomas C. and J III J. (Savan-
lawrence liannsgh. .. .. . . . ..
Jameschsmhere..... ........
John llhsIubers................
Alfred W. Chlchester. ....... ..
Alfred W Chicllretcr It (in. . . .
fimfgm 8gb“; and tuft...”
IlrsA
nglhnvine l”flint
Imlllsrlin......... ... .
Josephwbmesrove...“ .......
Jobnw .
I‘rsderlobllOoleInsnmmw
Rundown...
mudcomb, r...........
WIIIIsIaWOosIstoo
maeIMBUomtnet
WWsaJwfle.....
Iatthsvrflurhtt. ....... ......
GeorgeWOsnelIsnd Irl.le.....
JCIM.................
mam:........... .
stunner Iiuu
In”...
..I
Detonator)!
Inlts‘ahtessnoo
Ion-H assures
Taxpayers and tho Mauser! "sin-lion cl
' their Property-Very low Alterations
Isde by the learn or loll-(«Tho Books
low In the, Bands 0! the City Clerk.
The Board of Belief. having completed
their work of determining appeals from
the doings ol the assessors, have turned
the assessment list over to the city clerk,
A portion of
lreoeLOunnlu IIsIn ......m
Fig»!!! J Dutbiil
I... ..... I...
aka........ .........
Audubon Den .
Francis E sudCsrrleD‘Artois
Geo
Only
Nancy A
AbigaIl D Dibble.
[arenas DIDDJG”
Deodste B Davenport. .. ..
Inwlsfl. Decker..."
PeterDecker. .. ..
BertbsAP. Dskeue .......
Richard Delehauty ....... ..
LflDello
In...
eA Davis. .......
lsrae EIstisaad wile
n.....“
HIM”... -..... .. .
ZillshA Denny............. ..
Dennisdr. Blanchard
Dennis.........
Dibble dc Comatoc
Clark Dwkeus.......'.'.'.
Estate of Anabel DIckermnn.
A DIckermau & lion
Harriet A Dickerlnan ..........
William E Dillsr ........
David E Disbrow
Dennis Donovan.
sesssgeéeéeee
a
és‘é
..
...
O
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zero
(5
2;
Nathan
I.
Dudley l' Ely .........
Dudley P Ely, trustee. . . , .. ..
.l Eula ................ . .
Mrs James 0 El ans ............
Jeremiah Donovan. Jr
[homes 8 Donaldshn ..........
William H Donaldson ..........
Donaldson dc Brown. ..........
Chluiee E Dory and wile ........
JuliaADot ..........
Estate of El
Lucy O Downes ............... ,.
Uhsries H Downs:-
Honors Denney.
JohnDowney ........
John Drescheru ................
JohnDrieooil”
liichaeIDully. .
Joseph 8 Dunning .............
Homer N Dunning“
John Dunn. .
Richard Dunn
John Q A Dupuy .....
Patrick H Dwyer
Benjamin Egbert ..........
Jessie A Elwell. .
Estate 0! Nathan C Ely
lienry C El‘
Dowues ....... .
...... .
D
.......
yll’llfim-
000 VIncent Fabritis ....... . . .,
W iIl'Iam Fabsn
Darius Fancher and wile .....
John Id Faucher . . .
dermal: R. Fancher ..........
000 derail Farrell ..................
Edward Farrell.
bJames A Farrington ...........
Amelia A Fassett ..............
Frank N Ferris ..
Jesse M Ferris .................
John Ferris. . ..
EItate of Stephen G Ferris .....
George Ferris .................
Samuel H Ferris _ . . . . ..
John ll Ferris ..............
Estate cl William H borne
Charles E Ferrit. . . .
John FilsInger ............ . .
FrancIs mean and wife ..
liar) A and Norah [a FInegau' .
\iIcIInel Finnigan ..........
Charles S Finch .. . . .
WIllInuI B Fish ...............
George N ther and wife .....
James l-ilzg Ibbous.
.II
'5'?
re Eess
$27.;
9
E
......
§§§§§§§§§
Henry D
George U
James (lblctto . . .
900 Bridget (lIlhuiey .......
Theodore 8 Glover
Frank ll Fuel: and write ........
tienry R Fitch and wile ........
Carrie A Fleet and. Ella M rim-eel.
James H Fulynn
James Flynn. . .
Estate 0! yJames Flynn . ._ .
Edward Flynn ................
t‘lynn d: Dudley .....
liters of Samuel l'. Focre ......
Fox .................
['3th Fox....
lI‘r.IncIs&Co .. ....
flatthew Friend .
Henry (3 Fresh ............. .
Russell Frost ...............
Augusto E F..roet . . .
Uharies i-i (inle ................
lleroard (lasmldi and wile.
Amos Gotta; .................
lira Julia [1 Gaylord ..... . . .
George H Uedney and wile
cist ..........
5 Frank (Judson and wile”
Jsmrs Golden
Josephine at Golden ..... . . .
Richard il Holden ............
900 Morris Goldberg
........ ....
lioulslloldmsn....
350 Thomas Fllomlwin.... ..
MD
Thomas Goodwin and wile .....
tlurah (l (imhllcllflw and \\ IlilllIII
run n. . .
lisrry (loodwh
200 John llllorbam.
Nelson Bllorhs
50 Harris llrareslley
(lrshum a Long
liIIIr BU .
Bridgitllrmf..-” . .
Adam (lrcrsohner
Josiah N llrummsn . .
Estate ol l'rcdvricb A lluntiler
l'llomss Buyer. . .. ....... .
Edwin Pliny." and wile
Charla l‘I' llslloe
380 lesson IIuIIIIIoII ....... .7,
120 titan- Hamilton
Estate III WIIIIII‘III'I‘I' utiiIiI'IiI.
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William Harlan)
George W llsrrlr .....
Simon Barrie. .. ..
Abraham lierls........
Estate of Ebsnmrr l’ llarwy
Blisrvey. ....... ..
hm cum III II
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try .............
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1'000 aches. There is no discussin-
4'550 curable “II this 5urcruedy is taken
3‘...” in time.A book. coa-
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13'3“ misnomer-swam“.
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92:52“ II. o. rountrrscx.
1,365 ‘ 0 North IlaIrI Street.
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- - TESTIMONIALS - -
most hear-til
Mn
ethe batman III natural
directions. It .
itieuxurian
audaeoordlug tethem
I have used three bottles ol.‘ Miss Ryder’s hair touiic and can
recommend
I have used the hair tonic pro
comm. «urgent»
60. C. STILLSON.
South llorwsllI nonmm . v
Tl
Willleekerliild.
G.
Hunting, Stern and du—Flttlng.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
my water. steam or hot air heating.
Sole Agent for
8. 1. ll. BOLTllll'S
HOT WATER HEATH
II and sum Iron Work.
llot Ilr lltstlnl.
m SOUTH ”And 81‘
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88
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. refinances
NORTH
ASKING and
llilVlSlllN 00.,
BOSTON. MASS.
HIGH!“ AWARD
MEDAL and BELOW
WORLD'S FAIR.
6mm.
roll was It» use. Hans.
secure. our. cause sue
MGMIDICATIJAMIIL eons
was use. mesons.
For Something Extra Chalet
IDIC 1'0 MADE.
lit
rim :l’liysicial for Woman!
I have used the hair tonic prepared by Miss Rider for over
’Guits‘andwlleefers
.. llats andl‘IaIIs
‘ H 2 II r y Ti l l y
illil'l’li mm tilllll iislw ‘
RSIV IA. BCUFIELD,
III-ed by Miss Ryder and can
recommend it as a mtorati vs an an excellent tonic for keeping
the hair and scalp' In a healthfisconditimi
FREDERICK QUINTARD
SPECIAL
llEllllflllllN SllE
Children’s
To close our winter stock. AI Ii
perfect In fit and made by the
£95]: (fignufiu'turcru in New
THE BEST
250 SHIRT WAIST
lN TOWN.
Flannel Shin Waists.
Men’s Furnishing~ Goods.
0-.
‘J‘XIL "’
HEAVY GLGVES
at cost for this wool-r.
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W.A.Benedicl
SenIinel Building,
WASHINGTON STREET.
South Numali
/
WHOLE WHEAT?
LINK". \I'llilr. lIilllllNlllll‘ grain. for I‘lxirlu‘he.
91m llAIl.
\\ am an)
‘l limo inhumane III
GREEN GAGE PllillS.
parked in h M; swim IIr- uncoupled
spillcndill V“ ”II iitl iv. and at lit unriilcrfully
Fiolp
'l‘r)‘ 0m- ul‘ II'Ir
Pork Shoulders.
Wolmvc ”will In m-Ighi lI IIII'IIII . l' II Tim!
will flit’l' enlist.“ ll III will i I: out but" ill
IlI III II.
niIbIeIIcomsIocI
ll NORTH MAIN STREET
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To lie. 5 Railroad i’llitz.
lAi'l. ll M lIAi'i'lllt‘ Mill turn: I om -.- no M
1m! Ililhe alumnilocuIIIIuIIeIIII- |\Itr-e to
want-Int the bnslIImaI-ommnnltv in IIIII -. his
inese lII insurance. Ri'll Natale.
imlnobhlv ill "in. l'Nt'l‘ nlIl 5' III M ”Man
and Notary Pol
J. 0. JENNINGS.
PIIIII liangeinsainmmm. IIIIIIIIIII'0
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ornspmlnn on anti ‘l ., ...-”w
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WAGONS
New and second hand
more PlIIslIIIIs, Carriages
kaolin, Spindles. III.
Prices to suit All.
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condition required to assure its perfect oper
DWI
two yam Having been benefited
torecommend it to others.
M188 RIDER-w
I consider your hair tonic a very excellent article and wool
g for keeping the scalpi n a good, recommend it most highly to anyone.
clean, healt y condition. and as n Dill; stimulaarl'or the hair.
15 GENTS A llllTTlE.
Miss Ilider’ 8 Hair Dressin Rooms
Lauder’s BIOCkI 80. email.
lGXATGll Ill
CELERY
ALL» PAIN AND INVIGOBATI’D
THE SYSTEM.
1i Ll."
llII Milli lilies
daily duties become r
it».
Ask your neighbor she
satisfied lnunirs at the
ll!) W Ari H1 8611))": '31..
In More Restless llsys,
to More Sleepless Nights.
'I‘I'ltI; Increasing Appetite and perfectlllns'
IioII Hope takes the place 01 despair: your
Then own that couch with
Yankee
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cIIv IIIIIII STIlllE.
Dr at
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MRS. E. A. WOOD'VARD.
git it’s use, I do not hesitate
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House hover.
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WILLIAM BETTS.
FOR SALE AT J D. JENNINGS.
U ndertaker.
I ll Niuii'l‘ B’l‘ltEE‘l'. NOBWIILK, CONN
Opposite Horse MIWIYDHLIIIL
Mldenoedl Elm Inert. :T‘kim MIMI cm “.5
said tf
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so. annexes
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/ count of ti)“: on nera thereof.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DAILY DIRECT
NEW YORK,
N ORWALK.
CITY 0F NORWALK
ikavr- .‘I'orwalk. {I p. ML:
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Douglas shoes at a reduced price, or says
he has them without hallo stampede
bottom. put him down as a trand.
W. L. Douctas
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The leading position we have taken In the Dry Goods trade
has made our store a profitable trading place for a large section
of country. We believe that all who here traded with us hereto-
fore will continue their patronage. and that others who inform
them'seives' In regard to our goods and prices, will sooner or later,
become regular customers.
Our stock includes the best obtainable In every department,
everything In plainly marked; we have but one price, and money
is cheerfully refunded in case of any dissatisfaction. Your time
for inspection to earnestly solicited.
We place onsale, to- day, a nice arena-merit of Outing II‘launels,
and black stripes and small figures, so fashionable at the
present time for house dresses, at 10 cents per yard.
Good Outing qulnels at Ila. per yIl., regular 12.30. quality.
Best Apron Ging
Note the size—453123 inches.
Bleached—45x83 inches.
0- 4 Bleached and Unbleached shooting at 20 cents per yard.
Full width Red Table Damask at 25 cents per yard.
lxtra Width Red Table Damask at 511 and I 'I ce‘nts per yard.
1 hole yard wide sheeting, from :2 to 10 yards, same quality an
Atlantic A at 0 cents per yard.
Extra. quality I I l. nblenched Shooting at 5%. cents.
ams, do. per yard.
All Linen Huck Towelsnt 1213c.
All Linen Huck Towios at 17 cents.
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Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
SLEIGHIS
TWG GAR LOADS GFSLEIGlIS
Racers,
Cutters,
Solid Comforts,
Familv Sleighs, Business Sleighs,
All first. class in Innl‘er'inl and construc-
tiIIII.
ilIIilt tor :Ippcn once, comtiII-i and
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PIlIGES VERY UlW.
(“ionic and see them and secure at bargain.
luiherillrivht’sGarriavelenosilory,
cor. linnllin and Malisun'SIIeeIs. South Nurwallilmmnl
IIEIIIIII IBIIIIIIII.
no you VALUE
A. Clear Complexion?
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hurts: the Itemull. tasks the lien!
healthy and smooth. Eyes brigt
and complexion clear.
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beautifying nil lsvllisr will be
found ls than tablets.
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A we I sale an- -I sure.
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