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Respond to art Alana.
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WAY. trance 6. 10M.
Similarl- W was manifested in
jarring bsfora thematic" last night.
Iii application of the electric rail-
. i It lootsastbougb our citizens
I Win trust the Council fully
”fl“ Wand depend on them to
w Militants. This. tort large
”In. is a necessity. for as conducted,
manual afford the public any
Morton which it can act intel-
m. Having no idea what infor-
Mats. Council possesses of relative
. mot electric systems. or the result
any Wigstions it may have made
”W to water pipes or other dam-
”t the hearings are little better thsna
h in far as the general public
13W. and while the law is tech-
Wyolrccrvsd it has no actual effect.
. 3ai-ltirc cornmitm npminml by the
M, which consists of the Council.
mutton-e people. the people have no
Mum which to base objections
scap- approval. TbeCuuncll knows
’ Umwknow all about the matter;
: it ”epic know nothing about it They
“I. mutative at the meetings of
_ ON mics and the Council except
"‘ “Wlmiuflmrney. Information
from thatscurce is very meagre. if any.
Tthorrucil has assumed the responsibil-
lty “d the people will have to depend on
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. Thawomatr's suflrrtge. agitation in as-
_ m I lively condition uni-e xrmre,
‘ 7;” arguments pro and con are being
,m by friends and toes. The
”Redneck speak very highly of
w operation of the woman
“t. ’It nys: ”What has Wyoming
U.” from the mural-reform stand
‘ W Ha. politics been purified by
m women the right to vote. hold
0-0. and serve on juries? .liost ss-
‘IIII not. Thcceapool of politics is.
I Wnfirtler titan it ever was.
_ ”Wu! candidate, must not only
“Was with the bad men. but
*Ifilfla bad women. Havecrlmc
”Vb decreased perceptibly? Not at
”. flatwusof Wyoming are no less
“I! with vice and crime than the
' 0' Minor Nebraska.”
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”Wanna of Mm‘lrtuietla
Willa-It art of the Wish»
m the right of municipal
3 Upon wmrr. with the provision
3 fill only be nrmtire upon
- bya mjorlty vote of the
,d the mic or of any morale
quill! the state. in not mm-
' Whether the art of the
would stand if not coupled
amp): Pilplllfil‘ sanction the
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" Ira department. fan pressu""‘"tédlotllé

city council it their meeting on Wednes-
day evening last. i am also pleas~
ed to observe in your odi-
orial columns a strong argu-
ment, urging action in the direction indi’
carted by this petition. The matter is an
impomtnt one. The coitviction is being
borne in upon the parties especially in
termed by the hard logic of facts that
we used more eficisnt means for satin
gulshing. or rather for the prevention of
tires. Insurance men are also fully aware
of this fact. Their letters show that they
are thoroughly posted in regard to slide-
tails of our fire department. and that it
is by no means satisfactory to them.
This knowledge is, of course, part of
their business. Their remedy is either to
advance rates or to refuse to insure at
all. As a matter of fact both courses are
being pursued at the present time. There
has been a general advance in insurance
rates of upwards of twentydive per cent.
Some companies are withdrawing their
business from this city altogether.
and others are strictly limiting -tll6
amount of their risks. Let me illustrate
how these fuels are coming home to the
manufacturers of this city its object les-
sons; Last Week a 31.000 policy written
only two months before, is cancelled be-
cause the company in which itls written
has decided to do no more business in
South Norwalk. The insured takes out
a policy in another company. paying do
more than what he paid for the previous
policy. This is only one of the instances
that are constantly cccuriug here. How

. intimately tits dislavor with which we in

this city are looked upon by insurance
men is connected with the present or-
gsuization of our fire department I pro-
pose, with your permission. to discuss
somewhat in detail in a future commun-
ication. At present l want‘l’iv speak
briefly of protection against lire. as it
would likely to be secured by a paid
fire department. .

A paid lire department. it is hardly
necessary to say. is on» in which men
are paid for their services. We are. many
of us, familiar with the hastily improvise
ed companies that do duty as m-cssion
serve in small country towns. From
such purely volunteer companies to bet-
ter and more permanently organized ones
like the companies in this city is a decid.
ed step in advance. There comes a time.
however. in the growth of n place. when
even such companies as these lust men-
tioned fall short of what is rrquired.
The fault is not so much in the personnel
of the company as in the system. Work
that is at all continuous and exacting in
its nature. if it is to beabsolutely depsnd~
ed upon. must bepaid for. In dealing
with fire we cannot afford to take any
unnecessary chances. In a place the
size of South Norwalk. which has so
ruuch at stake in its manufacturing and
other business interests. it seems to me
that two things should be rightfully ex-
acted of our fire department. Find. that
its apparatus shall be at the fire without
any daisy; second. tint s suiflcient num-
ber of skilled and hole men shall also be
there to use it. The first is secured by
having horses and drivers ill. department
headquarters ready to respond the instant
arr alarm is given. The second would be
secured by having a certain number of
man bound by a contract to render their
services. instantly when required. In con-
sideration at a atritsblc compennutiuu.
What would be a suitable mrmpeusation

fur the men thus engaged? in
answering this question allow me
to nrler to the report made

toths Board of Councilmen in Novem-
ber last. and also to sum facts in regard
to the Stanford department uprn which
that report was largely based. Whether
tbs plan proposed by that committee
shouldbs carried out in all its details
maynot he aspeclslly important Tlrst
the committee were essentially right.l
have no question. Thom who pmume
toqusstlou their promises or their out.
ciuslcus should. at good cinnamon so
with booming modesty and condor. tor
tits report was the result of thorough
and hottest investigation by coinpetsut
men. it. however. any improvements
cabin abstracted to their plan in IN
way of motor stilcisnny or greater
many they should he eagerly wal-
oumsrl. Asluadsrstsnrl It.ourilrsdw
pattutcrrt. mind on the Mumford

phi. would two drivers at salaries
“Wort-dis nth. who wouidhcou
duty all the lac. 'l’hh srrsnsemsut

would lasers having the sppsratus in
immediate readiness for s lbs.
The Bremen. under the present
murmured-r their services gratu-
itouslyttcsnrdiu totbsprupossd system
they would to wall psld lursciuai work.
his stats! assissvr. if its fallout the
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snobs-tartan these ironic not secure Tlfim .flmvm's
prompt and efficient ssrvlca from the W.

wuzlusbori. um we should be no use. Finance Committee Finds the

tar oil in this respect than we are at' ‘ smut!” very Complex.

present. [at me observe. in the first
place. that 024 a year is better than both
lug. Again. if we divide that turn by
the time each human is actually cru-
ployed about his duties. we shall find
tbst'hs is well compensated. w the ob-
jester ask himself how many hours dur
ing the year s fireman is likely to be
actually engaged and figure out .,,.§.l_'_l'.
'sini'pl's‘iilliiidiiitfil‘piiihlinildr himself.
Finally. let me add that this sum dues
actually secure good mm in the neigh-
boring city of Stamford. Tbs objections
simply vanish when intelligently and.
candidly locked into and brought in the
best of actual facts,

The ursnufacturlr and business full!)
wants protection against tire. lie tran-
not sll‘urd to be burned out even if well
insured. Ho does not want to he pu-tly
burned out. and have but premises delug-
ed and his stock ruined by water. Tun
fire must becheclted at it first appear-
ance. A fire department renders its
principal service not in battling couflagra-
tiona. but‘ in extinguishing incipient
fires. if we knew that at the fire depart-
ment headquarters horses and drivers
were at all times in readiness to start the
instant an alarm was given; that a cer-
tain number of men could be absolutely
depended on to rvspond at the same
time. we should bare a sense of security
that under the present system we do not
and cannot possess. How this matter
impresses insurance companies and
atl'ects insurance rules will bstbesubjrct
of a future communication. .\i.

ItilWAl'l‘tlS

A delight-r was born last night to Mr.

and Mrs John ll. Shiflen.

The official board of the, Methodist
church held its monthly «riveting last
night.

lit-v. l-‘. E. Robbins presciud in the.
Baptist church. Sunday nfternonn. and
administered the sacrament of llll‘ Lord‘s
Supper. .

Contractors Shipman dtDailey have
finished the vvnrk on the north half of
the bridge over Fickett‘s crwsing It is
it moet lmudsomo structure, and u credit
to all connected nitb it.

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Another special school meeting Will be
held tan-murmur night at 8 o'clock. to re-
consider the vote at a previous meeting.
and if deemed advisable. to purchase a
portion of the Cutbili property. adjoin-
ing the pm sent site of the school house.

The members of the Scow club held
their regular buninv-sv meeting last night
An invitation from the S. of T.. No 40.
to meet at their ballon Main street. on
Friday evening.the lBth mst.. was accept-
ed by the club. Hurry Hollinsuasin-
itisted. After the business meeting
dancing was enjoyed. Messrs. Edwin
Stevens. Charles Wells and Hurry (tut-
bill furnishing music.

IMIIIEN.

Miss Nsnu Moore is seriously ill at the
lrouteol C. B. Fitch.

At the service in the Congrcgsliuual
church. Sunday morning. two persons
united with the church.

The Epworth League of the Methodist
Episcopal church will hold a sociable.
Thursday night. at the home of William
Dugdsle. Uruccy street.

A remonstrsnca was presented ‘0 the
County Commissioners, Saturday after-
noon. ugaiust the granting of a license to
Mr. John Kelly to sell intoxicating
liquors.

Hem-gs Everett tluulr-a that he has
signed the application for circulate for
blather it Larsen. who applied to sell
liquor iu u buillittg (m the (“Yolmei Tiny-
muud Halifll‘.

Charles Conley is recovering from a
badly discolored fare. caused by coming
mmutuct with the gates at tbeWushlng-
ion street crossing in South Norwalk.
one night last week.

Out! of Raymond limtln-rs' teams.
drswtng a load of oats. beosrrm stuck
while going up the bill in front unicorn
ll. Tilly's residence. (Saturday afternoon.
compelling the driver lotskeolia pur-
tlou of the load.

James Edna: has IMGMIMEIM
as engineer of tho ststhtssry seclusio-
outed south of the railroad tracks. and is
engaged in tipurntirg two steam drills.
used in blasting the rock Trust the new

parry is building.

Stevcuu' Point. on which is situated
the king's End hotel. a bust house. barn
and other small buildings, has bras pur-
cbsssd by Joesph B. Word. a nativsqt
this place. but who now resides in New
York. it is reported that tile new ovum
will make a handsome summer residues
of the plain; ‘ m..- ”M

lime About the You“ Jim's ttvlsadv.

The Congregational church has in
augurami a saw movement. proposing
to open pleasant airclai mama for young
men and worries. with an id and powisv
radius and games. etc. The molar will
bsoprutosll vhoraayltkstoust than.
listsrtsinmsuts. lctturvs. dsbstes and
other into-soils; restarts will its plant.
in addition to tins tiara will its turned

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Opposing Isaatcrs llsva lssa fortuna-
eatadbymbat tbs hurl”
Aumtolnlt—ullchnaoltham
Amhflaafllliathsllsus.

.. Wit-sustenmucmmlmun
l! bill has bash the an of art carnal
consultation among tbs. asnstors. It has
reached a certain stage! complatanaas.
and yet. like a count ted place at ras-
clrinsry. it may be thrown out at (as:
ouc aingls article or whsal. In the
bill that article is sugar. and it was "use
ally uttdsrstood that if a ‘ilvilblio‘ ‘
moat could be rsschsd on this arti s it
would than be possible to agrsa upon
svarytbing alas. and tits bill could liars-
portad without dclay.

It is antic-toad that by mutual correct
shuts arid bequest consultations the de-
mands brads by thoss Danccratic senators
who tits bill la the form in which
it was prasstttad have been rust and
tentatively agreed upon. but even those
schemata are subject to the approvsl of
the treasury department and tits needs of
"'0 80'th in the matter of revenue.

Carnal. loads a Ila-d.

Secretary Carllsls had been with the
members at tits committee most of the day
and mat with them again in tbs evading
to discuss and compare changes. Willis
thus wuss-alone have been made and the

members of the finance committee smiths
objecting senators have found a middle
ground. there yet remains the matter of
sugar. and the difficulties surrounding an
agreement upon this are the greatest that
the tat-ii! makers have to contend with.

The Louisiana tensions have one plan
which does not. meet With lavor by the re-
finers. The plan of thantlttsrs isobisctlon-
sbls to the Imislana senators. A sun-s-
tionhasbssnmadsthstauadvalarcmtax

be but, and the retinas have unlawful

committee that this would sflord than no
protection Some senators. looking toward
concession. hsvs said thst it anad vslcrctn
rate is not just to mils-n sdlflsrsntlal ons
be made in their favor. This is stubborn-
ly resisted by those who claim that an ad
values: rats would shard them a justpto—
m. as tbs higher prion of tits Must!
sugar would noctuitstoa greater tax what:
imported than the raw sugars.

Like a wheel within a who). it appears
also that the proposition for an ind-cased
tax on whisky is mixed up with the pro-
posed duty on .

If the latter is agreed to. tits necessity for
an increased whisky tax disappears For
this reason than who have been insisting
upon increases in the whisky tax are not
favorable to a sugar tax. v r ,

One of the senators who was openly op—
posed to the Wilson bill as it was amended
by the senate subcommittfland who was
active in the caucus said that the outcome
was a matter of considerable doubt.

situatio- ls Delicate. ‘1

“Had the bill made equal reductions.“
he said. “and hnd no attempt been made
to givsaumespecisl interests an advantage.
we could not complain. But when it was
proposed to protect the Louisiana sugar
men we could not sit still and see interests
in our states sullen. This led to the can-
ons. and it was there shown how unjust it
would be to make the bill protective in one
locality alone. It may be that the concen-
sions which have been made will be agreed
to and that the treasury department will
find. tbsm satisfactory, and yet one little
thing may result in undoing all that has
bean done and the Wilson bill be reported
very much in the form it came over.”

"Then titers would be a light in the sen—
abs?"

“Yes. and the biggaat that has occurred
tor years. But the whole matter is on such
a delicate ground that a rejection by tits
artists of one of the points in dispute might
kick it all over. Besides the hours may
also kink over what the senate does. We
hops. however. that we arc. going to reach
an adjustment- whlcb will settle the mat‘
tar."

it is underarm! that the committee had
also been giving attention to the tobacco
schedule in the internal revenue bill dur-
ing the day. and that the internal revenue
commissioner was before than to make
suggestions concerning rates and the math’
ad of collecting this at well as other taxes
in this part of the bill. ‘

The committee is having troubls to sat»
lsfy the manufactursrs with the rats of
this tax. as they are a an that“ than is
tobsauiucrssaslt s lbs placed still
canto. bccausa thslr machlnsry. which is

expansive. is to produce pack
certs-pouring with either a n or ill 3::
tax. tisstated that the committee has

increased this tax to 10 cents.
Senators Jones. McPherson and Vast
continual! tbsir work on the Wilson bill at
the capitol until late last at ltt. but did
not get tbs bill in shape to salt them and
“El“ thallntrmaim’of running the

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would not its in straps to its

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mtsntw wanna sotsdupou up
than! D. 1‘. Phelps to bssuirtrsasursr of
Cldcagu. it launderstood that llr. Pbsips
dash-abrasiontbsarrs’ totiris
private business attain be on assuming
other, and this is given as the reason why
abomination its.- not yet been commi-

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’l'lis dsbatc on the passion appropriation
lrlll continual! all day in the bums. and at
trims- ocaaidarabls spirit was displayed
The pal speakers wcrs Messrs. Dolli-

vsr. splint-batman sndCannon. ltis ex-
debste will be concluded

pasted that the
today.

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Wasmsorov.
claims mdarcd a decision on the claim of
Charles 8. Armstrong and 158 others for
mu. Tho decision was against the claimv
Into. It appears from the record in the
can that tbs claim was for expenses in
curred and paid for services and labor lur-
ulahud in law in lortilying the city of
Pittsburg against the threatened attack of
General Leo's army on its Gettysburg cnmv
pain. It is alleged by the claimants tbal
the labor furnished at. that time was ut the
urgent request of General Brooks. who was
than in command of the Department of the
Monongahela. and that full compensation
was promised by him. Word had come to
General Brooks from the authorities in
Washington that ltcc's army was moving
north toward Pittsburg. and at the some
time came an order to put the city in a
state of defense.

Miss Eltemn's Engagement.

Wasllm’fimt‘. March ti.-Tlu~ announce
ment of the betrothsl of .‘llM Eleanor laur-
in Elvemouof Philadelphia to M, Jules
Patcnotrc. ambassador extrrwrdinury and
lonlpolentiary to this country horn
cc. was received in official, diplomatic
and fashionable circles as rm event of in
tunatlonal interest. Noanuouucetnem of
similar import which bus trunsplred in
Washan polite life since the unculture-
ment of the prospective marriage of Miss
Franc“ Folsom of New York to President
Cleveland has been an favorably «wired.
The bride-elect is of the highest type of
young Amsrieuu Will‘lllnllotll. for she in out

only bmtrtiful. but rarely gifted,

Aluminium Boats [or the Navy.

Wasnmoros. March 0.~Tha plan to use
aluminium boats in the \Vellmnu arctic
expedition has attracted considerable at.
tuition in this city. Sttxxtrintendent Kim
ball of the life saving service is much in-
terested in thass boats. and the navy do»
partmutt is cousldsrinrz the imibility of
boats of this material becoming valuable
addition- to the equipment of the new
menof—vrnr.

“Burma-Pollard Trial.
WAEKI’HGTOS, March P.,—Next Thursday
morning has been the date fixed upon for
the beginning of the suit brought nguimt
Repmentptlve W. (.‘-, l‘. lireckiurinlgc of

breach of promllte and seduction. The (use
will be tried before Judge llrmllo)‘ of the
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Fourth Class Postmaster».

Wasmxorr-s. Mani: a.~~l‘lw furlrl h elm
postmaster: appointed Were:

Connecticut—Tumuzford. N. J. Hillnlil'lll'll.

Nsw Janey lllaclt Hills. t7. ll. Clayton.

New York- "Chm River. William Mauve:
Rector. Mrs. Addie Sheldon; \\‘r:liuu\ille.. l'.
M. Graves.

Peurteylvania«ll-times. t‘, W. lllll.

Three (lirls Insane.

Saxuotts. N. Y.. Mari-h ii. ‘I‘lu- inm-
youngest daughters of .lmeph shark. it
highly respected cililru of this plurv, u ere
all taken violently lllttullt‘ Smurduy "turn
in; and have continued so to this \lllit‘.
Tho young women were found naked and
ruin; insane in a pleceuf trunk, The
cause of their manic is unknwwu.

Drunk and landed With Dynamite.
LAWREKCE. a‘llfil.. March ll. - 'l‘ltutrmn
Downs. a further belonging in West ltor
lord, created it stampede in police hr-nd
usrters here when he was brought in
uk. When he was searched. half a
dorm large dynamite i-artrivlm-u were
found in his [xx-kclu.

To Irrsurw Against Ntrliws.

Pln‘ivuuzxcs, March it, .\ wry nun-l in
surauce scheme has just been inaugurated
in connection with the lrtdustriul alliance
st Olneyvlllc. Each member mmtrlbum
anywhere from 5 i0 15 wnts It Wt't‘lt. and
this insures him from hvmlrtvum-ur am
breakage or strike.

Wt Season lit-glut.

I’llll.AlllI1l.l'lllA.MItrr'h ii. The first out.-
door gnmcnl baseball of the min-in who
played between tvvoninea made up of the
candidates furthn University of i'wmsyi-
vanla baseball ll'ltllt. Five luuiuw- were
played. the ‘vnrsity tram winning by a
score d 7 to 5.

Connecticut rant-or allot.

Nsw lllNlKilf.leil.. March 0. Ezekiel
C. Turner. a farmer melding in North
Btuulugtou. was shot and mortally wound»
ed by Michael McGowan.vrho, with two
others. was remand silt-ink of older by ’i‘trr-
ner. '

Iv. stcsvy ls Danny Collin-tor.
Guns Faun. N. Y.. March it. PM. ll.
Sweeney of this place receivsd notification
of his appointment by internal Revenue
Gollsctor Q. W. Pratt of thsnurthern New
York district to be deputy mill-cine.

Ah mm... Political Evian.
His-rush. Mu. March d-«Firc at Cape
Ellubetgimbitmrued ll"; buildings and do
strayed wort 0 property. 'l‘heflrs
startsd from s bonflrsiu the street with
lit-sting tits llapubllctm victory.

last-a- Wsr Veteran Ms
Lam. Dal. Harsh ll.~i:aptnln Jacob
Owsuv. a vutsrsu of the Mexican war. who
is mid to havs tired tbs lat-tyne in the bat-
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fisheries on Trial.
Nrw barman. Mass... March a. ., The
Maid baalsl M. Robertson for the mur-
Iav of his wits. whom he killed in firms:
bulsstfirsnsrriu insecticidal-court '.

w urn-arr virility».
Museum. “MAMA convict named
lavas Wade submitted "grids litnlAumlku
stats basis; that . a a!
”million: his mil door 3 .

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They are in the air. in the
water. iu your blood and
system. They an the rcul
cause of disease.

. RADAM’S , .
Microbe Killer

routs every germ of disease. purines the
blrrml. rsuovaieu the system. promotes
good hortlth at nth-s. Price in 1 trillion

Jule. M00; in 40 oz. bottles. 5m).

to ill erbium bookwiclll whirl. ll hurt
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