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~ SOUTH NORWAfK. 001m. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28,1894.
TWO GEN; "
ll Ill LlTEfl.
{corners lll'l'fliti or
‘ me or sooner.
Appointed to lnveetlgote
wt the I'm leperto in the
_ Approprintlonrorlohooie.
w hutinoto meeting of the
lorwnlk. held It the Town
yettcrdoy ofternoon, did not,
, poo-too enough intereot to
out n very loroe ottondonco.
(ll—tend woo chooon moderotcr,
Int Clerk Smith octed ooclerk.
hebgvery little fire in the otove.
We won below thofreezing
”IO, than preoent were given per»
to rctnin their hero on their
turn up their cont colloro ond top
on the floor to keep worm.
ttho reodlng of 'thecoll.the quee-
loyingtheonnuol towntox woo
p. In view of the increooein
lint. mode by the oooeoooro, it
decided to woit until the oummory
woomode up before thereto
land. It woo voted thotthe mutter
' holoreon odiourned meeting to be
nt I o'clock in the ofternoon or
:L The onnnel reporto of the
.town treoenror, ond Boord
[IBM Vinitoro were reod,occepted.
_. ordered pnbliobed. Editor A. H.
. , - - thundered thelollowing reo-
flhtlcl: .
M. Thot loooc Selleck, Generol D.
MJocoh I. Loyton. Welter L.
‘ end Brodlcy 8. Keith ho ond
- no hereby o ted o committee
. . , the woy ond poor oo-
thie town end report upon the
end furnioh ouch recommende-
can
report be mode nt on ndjourned
. ‘ meeting thot my be coiled for
WW-
illtrodttcing the reoolution. Mr. By-
. mid thin method bod boon od-
in other towno in the ototo end on
- _. condition of nth-re iind been
7 , ‘ Thereoolntion pmoilod.
Another renolntion in the come bond-
" no the one Mr. Byington preoont-
. "eluted by loo-c Selleck. It won
Moon:
Fold, Thnt horeniter the iiocol you of
“Metronome on September lot
minneevery yeor, end the nnnttol
Wd thonflotroof the town he pub-
hnt lmnt two dolly popero, (one
' . god of the town), provided the
. togiveincloornndintelligi-
‘ tho purpooeo for which oil or»
' nrc mode, nod ooid publi-
W‘ llomndonot lnlcrthnn Septew
. ’ifiilmhyeor,
I“ ruilntion rnioed two importont
‘_ "Could thooelrctmen get up
' Mortinlilteondoyo "nnd"Would
bulpoporogivothoroport room in
ndvorthing column?” Tho iirot
- . ., provckodnopirited tilt between
Byhgtcn nnd Selectmen Bot-uni
- oocretnry of the boord. Mr.
thought Mteen doyo woo too
hit-clot which toget out the to-
',~ Ir. Byington did not know
7 hgrontomount of work tho moh-
cntel be report entoiled. On the
. hill, Ir.Byingtcn pretended to
nllnbcnt it, ond quitoo ohorpdion
' “More thomoderotorcould
.5 ,wdor. Mr. Byington ooid thot
”thermolntion thoonnuol re-
, ncttidbooooninprint bofcroelection,
“them ncodnotvoteicrthe
cidbcord"if the report on not
_'tho-. An it it now, they knew
_ obouttownoiiolrountilomcnth
mum». Aofor the price
fcrprlnting. Mr. Byington ooourod
Ifltingthotnhough .00me not
u lcrthoiodverthing opoco tho
{y ctthorepart‘ucld tehe up
rut-mm print it for‘thot,
‘uwflultlmoll lettered newo
‘ withthorepcrtwhich ony po-
hoglndtcpnblioh.
“- armooymttholiounoolled
“clotthommflcgtcthoword-
torooolntien. pertleolorlytotho
“My,” which gove ‘Mr. By-
.ihoonclndvo rlghtto the plum
.‘rfldlolt the Scuthlior-
”to h light it out between
‘ ' if they oow It to throw
‘ . coll-nut their odvortio:
k“. Themoothrg opprcv.
It. lbonoy'h obi-«ion. end to.
woo hon Poor Aooennto-lnho‘
wnih:
Norwnlh; nnd
tome; therefore
dctixnote.
of thin town.
oomcthing woree.
Tree."
ed to onoonroge. The npprcpriotion who
voted. The onto 0! v.0“), or no much oi
thot onmoo would he necvooory, woo op
proprioted for the eupport of the evening
ochoolo. .
i
'soclm'surnmwmnl
PENCIL rlcruols or. run tuner
hill! or bill.
A‘l'lla'thC CLUB WABLI.
’I'hlo Popnloe Orgnnlnotion Boone An»
other Mint nod l‘toonolol Ineoooo.
Thooopectetluno of tho committoohov-
log in theme tho contort end oooioble ct
tbofluutb Norwolk Athletic .elub were
more then roolizd intbeoncceoo, both
nociolly ond linonciolly. thnt ottendod
the ollair given loot oioht.
in otwndonco lllled the floor at tbogymv
nuium, nod the gomo room woo om.
pied fiuly oil the evening.
bod mode every «Hort to give ito gueoto
ogcd time, nnd cnuomi no dioopointw
Puruy & Freemon'o orcbeotto
furnlohed mnoic cud Richard W. Swee—
nry prompted.
At intermiooion there won on eeprcielr
ly pie-odng entertainment. . It coooioted
of club owinging by Protector Choline E.
Killingboch, ondn double opectolty by
him ondhxo occurnpliobed veroolile little
The exhibition given
by them will rock omoog the meet otill-
!ui over oitneooed in South Nurwolk
The ever-populor Thomoo Cole delighted
the oudience with two vocol nowhere.
end woe heortily opploudoo. Ovie Fred-
rlch ond John Newmon repented their
duillcuit troprze-loddrr out with greeter
oucceoo thou they ottoincd on previouo
The motter of indexing tho town
roccrdo woo dioonmod'ond loid over until
the odjourood meeting.
Attorney E. M. Lockwood. octing for
J. B. Hurlbutt, prooented tho following
proomble ond reeolutiono concerning tho
memoriol toblet to be pieced ot Boot Nor-
A Delight!“ lolldny lvo nt the Home of
(blond Mel-Inge...” of South
lorwnlk’o ropnlnr Olly clerk—Bennie-
ot the Wothlno tomlly. .
Colonel ond Mro. Somuel Dookom’o
home woo o typicol Chriotmoo hell on
the two niohto of the recent greet winter
feetivol. The eve of tho nottvity oow
gothered within the homo’o illumlnotrd
reception ond crowing rocmo the fomily
roiotiveo. the honored lit-o. Lowreoeo M.
Steveno ond her eon ond doughter,
Trumon end Mien Sovob, of Proopoct
Hill; lire. Krojer end her doughter, Mite
Knthorine,of Seer Hill; Mro. Gould D.
Jennings. of Comp otrect,ond oioo the
rector of St. Poul'o ond hie lody, Rev.
Sociol converoe end
cheer reigned oupreme ond hoot nod
gueeto pooeed o delightful holidoy eve.
0n Cbriotmoe night the ovenne neigh-
born were welcomed, who tborough'y
enjoyed the hondocme hoopitnlity of Mr.
end Mro. Dookotn end Mr. ond Mn.
Janet L. Stoveno, end the churning at.
tention of the young foiry of the coco-
eion, Mien Eunice Steveoo.
Wmeoe. The Norwolk oh i
tho Dougbtero or the Americon
ti‘on lheave obtoined the cordogn‘t iby dead
0 t pro -ownqo on ng the
highwoy om: junction of the ol
Sougotuck rend, (now known on Fitch
otreet) nnd Boot ovenne, for the erection
end maintenance of n tablet to mork
the lccntion oi theeorllent oettlement oi
WHEREAS Sold Doughtere hove pro-
cured one nod ouitobly tnocribed o thhlet
for ooid purpooe. end '
William, Sold Doughtero propooe
with the permiooion of thin town to
properly net and give ooid toblet to thio
town, it it will adopt ond core for the
daughter Mollie.
ond lire. Pond
Voted, Thot the ooid Dougbtere oi the
Amertcon Revolution be end they ore
hereby nuthorined to not ooid tablet in the
highway nt the junction of ooid old
Bongotuck reed with Eoot ovenne in
ouch opot no the oelectmen oholl
Voted, Thot the oelectmen he end they
ore hereby nuthorlned ond empowered
to occept ooid toblet, when out in beholf
Doncing woo thou coutiniird with un-
nbnted inherent until nn ently hour thin
morning.Loot night'c ofloir woo,oll in oil,
one of the moot enjoyon in the hiotory
The twenty nnmbero on
the very nttroctively printed order were 30'8"
dedlcnted to voriouo occietiro in thlo
city ond other plocoo. The committoeo
were no followo: Arrongemonto, P. C.
Show, M. H. Hortwich, B. W. Sweeney,
T. Krogh, F. Boom; floor director, P. C.
Show;ntdro, I. H. Hortwicn, T. Keogh,
1'. Soil), J. Brown; reception commit-
tee, J. Fl. Scully, J. Oertie. P. Knufmon.
J. Yoko, W. Philipoon, J. Keogh, J.
Powell, J. Smith, W. Wilcox, W. Welcb,
J. Kennedy, I". Weioett, R. Riggo, B.
Wiloon, J. Gooey, W. Jenninge, J. Doyle.
R. Fitogorold, F. Kola, F. Shieldo.
Mr. ond lire. Williom Johnoon cele.
brotod. Wedneodoy night, the fifth onni-
vetoory of their morriogo. Their reti-
donee, 19 Union otreet, woo very ottroct-
ivoly decanted end they received o lorge
number of hondocmo preoento. Elmer
St. Georgo’o orcbeetro furniohed mimic
for donning, during which pottime o
tempting oupper woe eorved. Among
the gueoto present were Mr. nnd Mn,
Funk N. Cnrrier, Mr. ond lire. Benjotn
inGBennett, Mr. and lire. John Mood,
Mr. end In. Cborieo Pennington, live,
8. A. Triotrom, In. M. F. Bormore,
Mimi. Pennington. Jomoo Fitzgernld,
J. R. Reymond, Edword Hoyee, end Mr.
Johnoon’o three brothere from Now Hov-
en, Chorler, Adntn ond Guo.
gernld fnvored the gucote with ecvorni of
his choiceot recitotiono.
Voted, Thot ooid toblet he thereofter
for on time cored for, mointoined ot the
expenoo of the town.
The reoolutiono were odopted.
Thechoir oppointed Jonieo H. Boiley.
George E. Miller nnd Herbert R. Smith,
o committee to invootlgoto the cent of
indexing the recordo.
Attorney John J. Wnioh, who bod oot
otill until it become imperotivo (or him
to move oround to keep from freezing,
oddreeoed the meeting upon the utter
diogroce the Town Home woe to the
town. He told it woo more like n born
ond cderod o reoolntion thot Whoop-
proprioted to otul! up the crock ond
put in the broken windowo to keep thooo
who ohould hereofter otlendtown meet
tune. from controcting pneumonio or
The motion woo oec-
onded, but woo loot. no it won the route
of the meeting thnt the dilnpidnted otruc-
lure woo'not worth repoiring.
The meeting then odjourned.
BOATS DRIVEN ASlltlBl
A‘lreoohovouo boy for Bolling Crott on
Long loin-d coo-d.
The ochooner "loetto." Coptoin Rol-
lino, boundfrom Booger, lo, toNew
York, with one ton ct poring otcne.
wentnehorcnt Eoton’o Neck, cppooitc
Norwolk,ot2 o’clock yeoterdoy morn-
ing. Thoceptninnnd the crew of nix
were token ed by tho Enton'o Net-h Iifo
loving crew Tbotoeh woon dvflicult one,
oothooeoothrcotened to dub the life-
boot ogoinot the oideo ol the ochoonor.
Thoveoool ioin opporently good condi-
tion end will be houled on
In Northport horbor the wind ond
woven kicked up n lively too. The
three mooted ochoonor"(7borlotte Mil.
ier.” Coptnin Bigbie, which won nt on-
chor, drugged her irone nod fouled two
ochoonero onchored in winter quortoto
She lint otruck the ochooner yocht “Adeo
line," nnd then ownng nbout nnd otruck
the "Penneylvonio." The log "Rowland"
cought her then end put her in o oofe po—
There woo n very pleneont gotboring
in this city on Chriotmoe doy,ot the home
of B. L. Wotkino. Beoldeo the immedi-
ote membero of the fomily, the gneoto
included Mr. ond Mrs. Gilbert 8. Street.
ond donghter Bottle, of New Hovon; Mr.
nnd Mrn. John A. Wotkino nnd donghter,
oi Tnylor ovenne: Mite Mory F. Hutch-
ingo, of melt otroet, end Mr. end In,
S. J. Wotkino, of Dorien. Turkey end
tolk conetituted the principol lectures cf
theentertoinment,ond both were indulged
in to on extent ogreooble to the copocity
of eoch porticipont.
A8001") THE XIAS TIRE.
Soholnro of (iroco church Snndny School
Hove n Jolly 'l'lnte ht the Open lone.
The okrvlce preceding the Chrietmoo
icolivol of Green Sundoy ochool, which
woe held in the church, loot night, woo
Iorgely ottended. After the oonclueion
of the oorvice the ocholore out! their
friendo repoired to the Open Home,
where two Chriotmoo treeo ond oll their
myoterieo bod been orrongod. The footi-
vol opened with the ringing of tho enrol
"Bother Around the Chriotmoo Tree'-
The diotrlbntion of ptooento then took
piece. Every member of the Sundoy
ochool, their teoehero end the memboro
oi the choir were remembered with come
token of the festive occooion. The dip
tribution concluded with the pmento—
tion of o voluoblo ond hondoome out
glooo diob by the eupcrintondent of the
oundoy ochool, T. W. Moriwether, in he-
llolf of the toochero, to Rev. ond Mn. 8.
H. Wotkino. Mr. Wotkino occepted the
gift in o brief, but pretty epeech of
thnnko, tinting thot obove oil it ehowed
thot he bed the good will of hie tenchero,
which he greotly prized. A pontomitne
entertolomont woo then given, otter
which fruit oud condleo wore diotributed
omong thoocboloro. Thefeotivitieo were
brought to o clooo with the oinging of the
enrol "Forowell to Thee, O, Chriotmoo
MieoKittie Hutchinoon entertoined o
number 0! friendo, loot night, ot the
home of her poronto, Mr. nod Ire. A. J.
Hutchinoou. High otreet, in honor of her
guest, Mite Sallie Soton, of Vomor col-
lege. Those prerent were Mr. ond Mro.
i". 8. Lyon, Mitten Moy ond Eloie Roy-
mond, Groco end Florence Hovilond,
ond Herold A. Poroom.
The freighter "Tuchnhoe," of hurt
deuce, B. 1.. went oohore ot Port Wooll-
ington,eoot of Sondo Point lighthouoe.
The cnptnin ond crew were token oohore
in oofety. The vemel woo oliuhtly
otroinod, but con be honlod oil. Coptoin
VnnEtlen drcloreo the obeeneo of the
light on Sondo Point conoed him to late
Mortimer 8. Belle, of South Wilton,
ond Mien Alice Allen, of South Norwolk,
were worried in Btomford. Cbriotmoo
by the Rev. 8. Dikotnnn.
Bette b o well-known obirt cutter.
employed ot the Merwln otreet ohirt
Mr. ond Bro. Bette will mide
in South Wilton.
The morrioge of Mioo [do Younkoto oi
North Moin otreet. ond Alwieo Koehler,
chef ot the lmperiol Cofe,will be tolemn-
lied Sundoy evening ot 6 o'clock. or
No. 03 Woehington otroot, where they
will "ride. Tbecoremouy will be per-
fcrmed by Rev. Otto Apltz.
7081'! YEARS IN Till HAVI.
[tooth or (input. loony Wlloon nt the
Ceploln Henry Wilton died yroterdoy
otternmu ot the City Hotel, ogod oixty-
«anheye 14c. end 10m. ot Droocher’r.
LEAR! T00! TlBlB IOlil'.
loollon Iore-on who “torn-lemon
Ohtolning lupin-not under lllm.
Doniel loory,ofliew Boron, former-
lyofSonth Rurwolk,orction fore-tench
the New York divloion or the Oonooli-
dotedrood, woo diochorgodo low doyo
encloreotortiugtncneyfromtholtolioo
wcrhmonin hieenrpioy. 'l'hol‘ootowere
firttehtoioodby Anthony Spinollo. the
ltnllnn .tntorprotor in the New Hoven
Oitycournwho told the notice bonito
Mm Elwoll. Ao lnveotlootion
woo-odooudit woo dhcovored tbot o
numborcfltolinnohod poidhooryouino
ronoiogtrcmfltulfltooocureemploy-
nont.onrlthon othoronmo or dilloront
tinootohoop tho-ooivoo in tone with
their hero. Five Itnllono tootlllod to
. lbw-foetund three of then tried to
tbloidnoory. Wh-Ioorywoooonlron-
todoiththehovidonoo hoedmittod the
ohorpoondVlcoPrddenti’lnttotdorrd
hhdloehorgo, nod oloo the three men
whotrioltoohloldhiin.
Ir. Wileon woo born in New York
city, nnd entered the United Btotro
Novy when twenty yeoro of ngo,boino
oppointed from thet city. He retired
Morch. 1m. under the forty yeovo'oor-
vlceolonoe. He won o clooomote oi Beer
Admirellrvingmcd hodherentninodln
tho oorvlco n ohort time longer would
hovehoon inedoocornmodore, end poo-
eibly roor odmirol. Be woo well known
horo,hoving lived ice oerovol youoot
theGlty Hotel. Bo woooocn of the
leto bowie 0. Wilton, tor-tony owner of
Wilton Point. nod leovoo one brother.
Victor B. Wilton.
rut mm will he held, pvohobly
with novol lament Iondoy otter-
ooonnt!c'cloeh,trclthe0ity Hotel.
Among the mony ooclol noloo of inter-
oot to Norwolk people, it given Tile Brn-
riztll. greet pieoonre to onnounco the en-
gogetnent of City Clerk ond Attorney
Jcooph Tnylor. of South Norwolk, to Miro
(i. A. Butchinoon, of Broohllne. Mom.
A. J. Hutchinoon end doughter Kittie,
of High otreet, ottonded. o few doyo ngc,
o birthdoy potty given by Dr. Newton
Shoflor, of New York city, in honor of
the eighty-duh onnlvoroory of bio loth-
er’o blrthdoy.
Mi- Belou Adomo end Fred Boole
willgiveodoecoottborooldeoeooflro.
.Tbomoo Gregory. in Cronberry Pinho-
BIA]: ISTATI TIAIIHII.
Boole Intercou- rhea-on
ottho‘lewn til-h.
Willianhlto to Ellen Inch, lend
cnPloemntotroet.
Hooryiiorg to tho itew York, New
Bomudlortletdiiollrund compo-y.
loedcnlplngotrooh.
Write W. Droyor. at Brooklyn,»
JohnGMenothlrdhtormtletho
lenlncdhulidlnooonurootetrtetond
Wihoo’oreod.
combination“
Lei-o. bourbon-timot- win:
cheer-rotunda.
Benryl’.0on,ol Oreon’o Forme,dlol
ottholtorwolh Bcopitol ohorttybotoro
"(commoner-log.
otroeh by on oopreoo troln ooor tho
Groon'e'or-odopot, Hurley-orn-
logadwmhwnghttuiunthlcrwoik,
out token to the hoooitol in tho
embeleoco. lewooortoldeototJerooy
air. one view ran at not. For
manlwookelrfionood hlowltohoo
boon tooling no hint Betti in
mm
Ir. Coo woo
mum
Bolnwwlllholunndttmolgerooler
mttohoolronhootltot-oo'o
mummum
srcotn IllillllllEliT.
TB! GRAND LIST 0! SOUTH BOB-
WA“ "I I’ll TBA! 18“.
lento!» I'nythe','lnnooto Ioop‘tho
lulolpol Ito-tinny in lotion, With
no Ito-tool Statement or l'ropooty on
Which Aooom-ofihlovlon.
The publicoticn in Tn: Smut» yeov
tetdoy, oto pottion of the greed liot of
South Norwolk, crootod wide-opreod in.
teroot. which will no doubt increooe oo
oubeequent inotollmento ore given.
Benedict
Bonk otock
invootment in retool
BenedictGeorgeondWl-l
IotoCedorotreot
Benedict
Gertrude H
Lend Benedict's Hill 8 ioto
Benedict Gould
Houoe 5 Woebington otreet
Piono
Penolty
Benedict Jennie M
Lot Dibble property
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Route Went ovenne
Benedict Alphonno It
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Benedict W A a 00
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t in merchondioo nnd
Hen?
Home 41 oylor ovenne
Bonn 39 Toylor ovenne
Benger Mory E .
Eouoo Ann otreet
Pennity
Bennett a Hunted
lnveotment in trodo
Berg Henry
Home 78 Spring otreet
Berg Poul T
Boone Woodword property
Greenhouoe
Three loto Woodword property
Horoo
Vehicle
Betto W H
Home 54 Spring otrect
Time piece‘
Bieleiield Henry
Invent-rent in trodo
Pcnnlty
Bodwell Harry E ond wife
Honoo Moroholl otreet
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Bogort Gilbert fiend Florulce B. Morioon
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Bohonuon Cborieo 0
Home So loin ond Eliooboth
hundry building
Lot Went ovenne
t hcroeo
2 cottlo
ii vehiclee
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Plono
Penolty
Boomer Hirom E
Home Raymond otreet
Booch Cherlm
Home Gerord piece
Boughtcn Mory A
Home 18 Elinbeth otreot
Benton Emeline C
Hence 120 Ely ovenne
Bcnton John B
Hence 27 Went etreet
2 ocreo of loud Wort otreot
Benton Lucien B
House 120 Ely ovenne
Timopioce
Boutwoli Cherie! I"
Home 17 Quintnrd ovenne
Piono
loton l’rnneioond wife
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Ghorloo 15'
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Bonoe 188 Woototonot
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Bnnwn Jotneo B
Home 77 South loin Itreet
Brown Jomoo H end wife
but BoyView ovenne
Brown Nehomioh
Honoo Ann otreet
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BrownWm. ond Scroll 6.001:le
Bouoo Clny otreet
Brown eototo of Willinm B
Home Hovilnnd otreot
Brown a Wilcox
Invent-rent in trndc
Brush Edwin L
Boone 14 Boyview ovenne
Buckley Patrick nnd wife
Hence 125 Coder otroot
Burbnn. I John I.
choo 16 So loin otreet
Bight honoeo Bnrhnnk otreot
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Houoo So Moin otrcct
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2i ocreo lond Went otreet
Burritt Froncio
Home iolond
6 banner Quintord ovenne
8 bounce Burritt ovenne.
4 ocreo lend
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timers; g 3:
Both Edwin H
Home 149 So loin otrcet , aooo
Onequorter ocre lend colt mondow 100
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Piono 100
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Boob Edwin A ond othero
Monufoctory Doy otrcot
Burton George I
Home end otore cornm’ bridgo' M0
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