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res investments coasts-m ”9"”““""""‘" were Attenuation counts.
use reels earner. “*“T‘M‘Tm “ . '
'la‘eelembavs'atelereversraedlhs chase ”WE!
wmlsemva—mmaowfi'm
tease-emetic to the we" we“ mm;
messes omens-ems.
Aeolian-reed m'e'stlie oi the loath
- lesweihieerdstcseeell-eawes held
aw elm. In le- vel-idles. The
pteaetwwelohahhletsr.
Ila-oer. Jaesbdcheah, Wil-
‘1a-r.eqteuroesw.mmy .
entitlement-museum
“emulator. committee
cuhuence.cderedthe following resolu-
Were”
wouldbe
... 3:3
they ,
he
lion. regarding twenty-two bonds which
enenowheldsteclleterel by New Ill-
iflmm which the city is now
Minsky-reset.icierat.eod which
mhloldatpar:
committees on d
at dim!) each. at not
The mutation passed ominously
”Councilman Hoyt wanted the Council
topnrcheee a cart to he need on the
streets. thus giving employment to the
dty's new the horse. when notothcr
will our ed. He recommended the
can-Id harness from
thsr Wright MW. Sweet Commit
wemenflohellb wk hi lever oi the per.
chess. and the Cosacll instructed the
committee on fire department to buy the
cart and harness
The committee on health. Councilmen
fleullsy, submitted an cvdlnauce.preper-
ed theclty and himsell, re!
lt W from
ous.dlseesss and which was snbetau
”the same eeedop adopted the town of
milk pm the city at walk. The
nenimoosly
The appointment olBamnelW. Beta
pie es snpernnmererdyurol n was re
raked. theCouncil in; theyhedvio-
lated a city ordinance in nominating
him, as he resides outside the city limits
Street Commissioner Briggs said he
had made soundings on Te lcrevenue.
as nonreadby bythe Gospel, and found
an unusually large quantity dd loch. He
estimated the cost oi laying the
new sewer es lollowe: lrcaeen
hundred yards of rock. W; escavetln
six hundred end titty yards hardpan.
1.;soo catch basins. manetcholes.
.325: laying: 0 leetolpipe, “.517.
mayors h and Cit” ufichaub.
er Surveyor
Briana acommittee to higher investi
gate, obtain all the information possible,
and report at the next meeting at the
Colonel
President E J. Hill, of the Norseth
Horse Railway oompany.seld a contract
had just been chard with the Home,
llller Co. ,end theywould begin Honda
posed
as three
capacity of the present city plant would
allow or about twcatymo‘re‘ are llah ts.
which could he snide basins-nut in
ty. Theecet oi Dialling loanin-
oahdeecent system w_ou be about 015.-
000. He said the comprise hed
sues B. cassette Appointed to lean-
males the Mes-y. sad the one at
lee-waive m in the tire Hesse
termed Over to, the We! a! Police. 3
E
3
to tip city.
accept the deed and ordered it
menPinneo oflcred a rmolu
tlon Matt's: highway committee
authorimidto toeetlrnate the cute! lnrther
33.
' improving Beet avenue. and find out
Con nyt did not see whet the
Council had todo with the matter. and
Councilmen Smiley was also in (ever
hevlnpthe resolution pees the (bunch
and unto the people, and have them
decide for themselves whether theyde-
sires commercial tornor. ltwes
Loot the Council's to obstruct the
passage of the resolution, when there
were others who should haveevolceln
“m themattsr. It was votedto etrlheout
the word "w," and the Council
needed to vote on the ueetion,w ich
rmulted in four being in ever of its pes-
end one against.
he clocks were chimin the hour of
midnight, when the Boer concluded to
adjourn.
“mire no Formosan."
Last night's luau-rel the aha-tee
unene with Hrs. James I. Nash.
Last night the doors of Mrs. James H
Nash’s pleasant home on Beyvicw are
one were opened to receive the Chautau-
qua Union. There was a largepthcring
present. A programme teeming with.
tlwughtful study of the subject. “Dante
and Patriarch," was mdered.
The ev s fleeeentriee opened with
spiano solo, Prelude. Chopin hm!
rendered by lies ' I! Ozflre
and”.
was a most delightlul
ton, on “(iliru’pesolif lg:
lludwmde are but
the works! constructing the elect c an
read.
Heeaid the company had made
esteem-eats, although at great er-
m, with the contractors whereby
tire line could hem macedsmieed in
.end he re-
Mtheflllw to change the word-
ID‘ at the contract, substituting for
mpevsment outside the railethe
de‘mecadentizlnu for two feet out-mI
l CounclmnSculkz endgyrfiour sptéheon
noppcei tome n c e
Councilmen stoneeld g ww
ouphly familiar with both hlndsum of
pavement. An ermrimeet wee tried
with hothcnfloulhleln, street. and;
remsate,eleirnin¢
itmedethebestti or
A recess wee then tehenloellow an
informal discussion oi the subject, end
when the Council again convened.
Adams reads a law remarks. saying
thetlonrcrdnyesre eeo West avenue
.aedltweenow inss
hedaceadttleaeeeaystrestic
Itthetwesaeamplsctmacecem
eotwssteoese my more new
Ir. Eli’s that hed
i; g
3's
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steps could be taken in out
down tliebenhe to trout or the Hum
. (henchmen
Ila i’ianeo'e motion
wee carried.
flaycr Keeler read a communication
from the fire police. presenting the
names of the newly elected oficers of
isstlon. The officers were
Boyer, oi the finance com-
mittee, that he halide“ taken Mont
“t m "oi ofty the old borough
sued newci notcstherelor; {“810 04
heretofore drawing 5 per cent.
1' cent... and that alter
remnant of the borough
reduced to 4i
2 the who
would be drawing it
sent.
.133 372.72.
“mm report. had
Council voted to accept5
instructed the chairmen of the licence
committee to forthwith destroy the old
notes. They were then burned in the
presence at the members.
Councilmen Atkins, ol the committee“
ted to instigate the trouble in
bm‘llcee. company, presented the fol-
TthteCoaeeilofthc Cilyome-rmlk:
“Tho committee on re—organizln
to whom wee
the matter or [dope lime com y,ro-
specttully beg leave to report,t at disr-
smthoronxh rumination we find that
than are two dillerent factions
tor supranacy, and won also ii
are a few men heiot
who are. lose find the t
com y.an we present
captamcarnot govern the company
goperIy, and we not believe any man
tothecompanyW can beapmint-
who can.and therelore would
recommend that thlscom Mngpy be dis—
WNW“ on... 1 ”will.
t. and as we vs t is (or
-public interest o!J this c133, won d further
Costello be up—
pointrd by this Control] to actin conjunc-
tion with the chief engineer end chair-
manolthellrecommittee to reorganize
the said company.
Austen A. Cums“, J11.
J. Aartrna “new.
J. T. Paowm,
E. L Born.
The report wee incepted end the com-
the
erred
tillers
to this com-
t. noguod
rclttee discontinued.
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thA‘l'tll Illa]. WINS.
‘lhd Judgment at the Diesels Court A!
Orr-ed la the header Oyster Cass.
”Will leuetor nemesis
Upon motions! Councilman Wheeler,
lt wesvoted to dishaud the com at11y.
Keelcr instructed Chet
Iey to take charge at the
it wasthouvotrd
n
”:01!“th with the
thechairreen oi the
meat committee.
«pulsationbe instructed to tile e rs-
”WWW“ 31.3mm“ i'hf'i:
I on 0
t and thechen in the Iain
home.» he led away for
Ohiesry and (inborn were
cloth for uniforms
Police.
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5
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:53 as
elf:
edyvnrned kuntil
whetoo’cicc
a Inflammat-
he tity burned.
. turniture busine-
ingtnn m bride!
harles F. hernia,
Roswell, who hes been visiting' ‘
in “town, rsturnedtohishomsla Water
eeterdeymoralng.
:wm'n who has been
edin vidrnce.R .lor die
month. has warned to South thlorwelh;
Charles Voeler. ol Railroad
I South Norwelh. today,. lar Phi
where he has
like Kate Taylor avenue.
will sail for Emope next week.
remain 13"” some time.
Rogers, of West avenue,“
gene to Washington.
CLEARING AWAY Till assets.
Ir Randell Deanna a Mes Attempt
ralle
Alorceolmenwasputto work. yee~
letdaymntheruinsolthsltendallbuild-
lug, endleet night they had encaedsd tn
cloaringthodebris tromtheueemesoi
two of the horses that lithe
times. When the summit theenl
misuse taken out. and the wreck clear
alewey. preparation will he made to
automate” rebuild. J. Ren-
e reporter.
that upon an theatehie’r om
voted the
e t
tempt heduheen 1e
lngzthattheyeeceia haihueed a lot of
hey end shavin ,0! which a large quan-
ow the attempt proved
unsucceeslul was to him amystcry. The
bodies of the hon- are lying very close
to each other, end traces of their strug-
ales are very plainly shown by the posit-
ionsbe in which t were found It could
whether a reward has
yctbeen oflered for the arrest of the
Yorpartles partleswho fired the buildrn‘,
fit it are apprehended theatroc
otheir crime will be dealt with
with allo the severity of the law for this
offense, es the indignation of those who
recalltheactionsol the ilrsbug a short
time sgom is again aroused.
ll. "OYT’S APPEAL.
On Trial Today in Ihv Superior Court at
Bridgeport.
The appeal ceseol William F. float
iron the decision 0' the county comm
sinners in erecting a license to Thomas
alleging“? trial lode 3:. impala
urt, port. on repre-M
seats the gmooslmhte and John J
Weight; N re lilo: Inp‘lllillege. ‘Aéndoug
the orwe e preesn ay
as witnesses are W. Pit". Sherrutt. A G
Judson. Joseph Venom. Andrew Heath,
Edward Hines.W. F Boy LC. E Hoyt ,
W. B. Saunders Andrewy Teylor.8 . B.
Sherwood. J l Laue. Samuel KcOow-
an and John Drescher.
Anjsone the documents submitted to
was a map thecitisens had
the location or every
aln.0rov Day and
. end Quint-rd. rrltt and
use and other thorough-
Lowndese
fares.
THINGS Til EATBICAI.
lee-ts or Interest to the Play—(lulu; I'eo-
pie 0! levwalh.
The wpnlerlty oi the Pauline Hell
Comic Opera company has been amply
proven by entire geese. Wherever
the corn has pleed they unite
say! 13%.. bestand y etroneestootn-
"lights ever visited their city. (gm
.3. We '- -
'I opera. my
vehicle (or mirthvproducins clients.» and
Miss llell and her associate artleilha
estiblhbd timirnewroleee succ~eses oi
the first rank, Sixty-ll ve “050$
the scream
733...; 32533:“..333
light hnowe to science.
b.yeleetricity Ten enoitheesilgr wt
heneedetccetlmsto
tilul colored elects thrown com Uille A -
’ eretrcmi herdencs.l.e
‘ We? mt t’e
gufhoh’m hill" . iloy
(laptsle desserts law Is Chases.
“immediately at the vote diebaedm
£s1.m‘il?i~'&'m '93:...
:rpnteetioew were pens-heeled
circumst- humor. teet-
mvloleam co the ol the
memhses oi mmmny,mrned
:goioverthectty
‘ materiellcr ”mismh
llatnrdautl
arsenals r M
mean I"!!! "ll WEEKS.
_, d“ Fasterday Alters
'e-eeeeeeeaeenreemetaglnee,
w pay“ the flares e lilies-eel-
" new Teri City.
W 91.“?! igorweih
ltrsst W oortipeny's new “cool
trees betwewt Winnipeuh and
um and a double teach to South
llorwslh wee awarded. yesterday alter-
wlilbeoommencedloedeyendfinished
bride of ten weeks. The ties are el
Mymthduotlbdendthereilswlllba
hetethlsweeh.
Arepreeesmiesolthscnmpsayprnm-
that the wort shell becerriedon
l theueetot eepedieucr.
presenthoreeeerswil hernnnstii
trash erecompleted. when
heatcacs ' “MWsll, g.
g. Hutchinson.
oi South Norwelh, wet the next lowest
hiddsr.
M55555 55R5£Ri
er mo
[emails Episcopal
CillliICli, NCRWALY,
Tuasday‘i’ili‘lilh
1111:3301 r. BUSHIEIL.
The Renowned Basso.
loss minim.
The Acomplished Soprano.
Intruioovcnllooiu.
Elocutionists.
—Alli€l’lD BY—
!lm Iarie Ilseell and lies Jeanie K.
flesh. Amwpeaiste, and
Selected Local Talent.
ADMI§SION. 35cts.
Rained Sells, lists list.
l’herte will be open at liaIe‘ Nonralh. larid
Plueted‘e. Son'h Harwell. little Aprl
mam tomor-
noon: aedwllyhe»
CRIN!) CONCERT
usw' roux
Philharmonic [1111,
UNDER TB! AUBPIOIS 01 Till
CHAUTAIIQIIA 5Nl5N
WWelner. flute Virtuoso:
”PM
Else... mu .wflsgm
Hoyt’s Opera House
WEDNESDAY. lPRII. I5.
“mm vrllo‘olta'h:
Hoyt’s Opera House
”I can Ila-I.
$55585", APRIL !9
Paulina llali,
and hgr company ofiloped Borders, EmbroideredCor-
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’"Priltos 5111211111
tide prices.
tation.
Cations.
One case 9-4 Brown Sheeting;
regular price, 18 ate: for this
sale, 124} 0.
Three bales of yard wide
Brown Cotton, usually sold at
6 etc; for this sale, while it
lasts,4c
Comlonahles.
One lot, about 15 dozen, regu-
lar price, 75 cls_.; for this sale,
390.
Flannels.
25 pieces Checked and Striped
Outing Flannel, worth l2l cos;
for this sale. 6c.
Towels.
50 dozen extra large size Dam-
ask, knot fringe; would be a
big bargain at 25 cts.;lor this
sale, 150.
100 dozen hematitched Huck,
very heavy quality and full size;
most dealers ash 50 etc; our
price during sale, 281:.
Vests.
50 dozen ladies' Sleeveless
Ribbed Vests. 3 for 25c. Regu-
lar price, 15 cts each.
50 dozen Misses' Ribbed Vests,
o for the. Worth 10 cis each.
Dress Coeds.
15" pieces All Wool Suiting,
lhcts. per yard. Good value. at
2505!.
25 pieces Fancy Cashmere
Sailings, lilo. Worth 25 etc.
Five pieces 43-inch Black All-
Wool Henriette; regular value
Boots; for this sale. hosts.
Small items and toluene.
Lnbln's Perfumes, in all
odors, tints.
Five doses 2-0:. bottles Per-
fumery, extra quality, lists.
Toilet Paper, 8,000 sheet roll,
lists. ,
50 dance Ladles’ Colored Bor-
der Handkerchiefs, lists. each.
:56 dozen Lediee' White Scal-
st tots each; regular
price,10nte
White Feather illitch Braid,
tots. piece; Miller price, mots.
Beating Cotton, tools. per
doses.
COMMENCING
SATURDAY, APRIL,“
Corsets.
The largest and best assorted
stock in the state.
50 dozen at 39c. Big bargains
at 59 etc. 3
“W. B.," in drab and white,
all sizes; for this sale, 790.
Shin Waisis.
500 dozen, this season’s styles,
an immense variety, well made,
all sizes; {or this sale, 39c.
worth so ctr.
100 dozen at 59 c. Well worth
89 etc.
II,
Wrappers.
50 dozen, “The Best Dollar
Wrapper," for this sale, 790.
Dresses.
25 dozen children's colored
dresses; sizes, 2 to 10; for this
salc,10c.
Spring Coats.
500 Spring costs, a leader, at
52.911. Worth 55. ,
Lace Curtains.
Lace curtains, pole and trim-
mings, complete set, 89c. Worth
51.50.
,f
Carpets.
Five pieces of our regular 50
cent stock, for this sale, 291'.
All on second floor.
Prints.
, 2,000 yards best quality dress
styles, made to retail at 7 ctr.,
for this sale, sic.
illusions.
3,000 yards Apron Checks.
Best mede,usuelly.ecld at 1 ate;
for thllsale, to. These are db-
eoiutely perfecg goods. not see-
l.500 yards dress styles, all
new goods, sold everywhere»
”lots :lor this ee'e, sic.
Damask.
Five pieeeqlnil width, hell
bleached German Dearest,
ehcicedeslne, mlarpflcelé
sis. ,iorthlesaie,ttc.
Prices on all these lines have sufi'ored a terrific ago
are lacking very email after the pinch. We have made the o.
tunity; it remains with you not to lose it. High tide goods '
You can’t look without sighting an irresls‘h Flo '
We recommend a careful perusal of every item. ”
Embroidery
Small lot of
to 18 inches, mots.
mgular prices from-
, Yams.
Germantown, in
sets. a stein. .
p e .1
lion 3 Turn ‘ -
loo dozen three-ply all
Collars, popular slqu,
each, three for 2min.
price, lusts. each.
50 dozen unlannderad
regular price, 50cte. each
[or Cl.
60 dozen Outing?
inch length: would he
value at tools; for this.
39cts ,
25 dozen Scarfs, in ,3 ,
lonr-in-hnnds, all new
regular price, am; to!
sale, Slots.
Hosiery and I!
100 dozen Boye' :2.
lull
in brown and gray; three
cts. per pmr. '
lichen In.»
Justswordortwo 5
department: Milly .
nave-automaton;
cheependtheremarhhes,
for old lumber,etc..
medeitsprectical ~ ‘
atlittieornoccst. :-~ ,
iorcssh and selling for
Thet’showwedolt. ‘
W-v—a—«M
ElTili 555 ill
to'rollet Bets, cadet ‘
Mo. Worth 4.
Hermann“. mAsrll llhhiat
mm
31111118. 55.15.5l.55.$l-55.
{Hart’s Opera House
hide; and leierder Iveelee, else
Interdey letters.
APR“. 20 AND 2i.
mm.“
tincblslol . recruit-chief lacrossDrees Btsys at
doe. Worth lists.
Golf’s Black Braid, two rolls
for lots.
debtors, all sires, theta; regu-
lar reins, taste.
corset steep, cots :_ regular
was. roots.
Masses Ivory Buttons-two
doseelsrlsts—gnet hell price.
lOcte.
Cloves .
Onelctoddeeedeab—ycu
mayhaveynurchoicsetilc.
homerewcrthtlm.
Four-hatter: Paragon and
Scarlett" spring coloring,
Wmmslaihh
“Meloddeelerseehtut
fetishism
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