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city‘stlsrgs we believe, can at.» no
better. A
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' CHURCH CALEB!“ I.
“Cannot he‘lmprevedi" .
or uslvsstcn, Tern,
3‘. MRS. r. E. BAKER. "
A «and investment for the
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shoot theprepossd change or plain {or
J ‘ Washington street crossing by the
railrosdcotnpsny. is at the greatest in
street to this city. The company will, if
the city will grsnt the concessions desir-
‘sdmpen to the city thirty-live feet at
the nest end 0! the crossing, titty (set at
the west end. and substitute a plate glr
list bridge [or the truss bridge first con
ehlilplsted by them. The railroad sake in
return {or s six-loot strip on the south
title of their property belonging to Dudley
P. Ely and John Fe erris and indemnity
for damages to all property that may be
slanted by the cutting ol’ the grade at
this crossing. This change will give a
little passage way under the bridge 0!
seventy-live feet, and one of thirty five
feet on the east and iiity (set on the
met. The substitution of the plate girr
tier bridge will get rid of the high trusses
lint would reach to the top of the
Inhschemo Hotel and Lender's block. It
will“ also carry the nbutments of the
bridge bank eighty-live lest, the ends be-
tween the main spans being supported by
posts only.
The property at theeaet end that the
nonspany will donate to the city cost
them, three years ago, $15,000; that at
the west end is certainly worth 820 (MO
- more, and the whole will he of the most
desirable nature to the city, as it will
double the passage space and greatly rs-
lisve the cramped section.
All the property owners have not yet
decided to relinquish damage claims. but
it is hoped they will be disposed to con
. srderfsvorsbly this last proposition. Im-
mediate damage claims should not be
Allowed to destroy permanent benefits,
such so will accrue ii the company's
proposition is accepted. We believe that
itis unnecessary to have the grade out.
three feet It the crossing. Half that die
tunes or a foot would be of no detriment.
sndshesdway of eleven and a half or
twelve (set under the bridge is suiiicient.
1th absurd to tslk lbont accommodating
3 load of bay at the general expense and
inconvenience. What little hay is c tried
through the city could be loaded accord.
ilgtothe hesdroom under the bridge.
- and other street trailic conform to the
proposed conditions.
We repeat, this is a very imp "tent
matter. The committee favor the change
sndsredoing their utmost to slicer. It
There may be an expense to Ibo city, lrui.
it certainly appears to be more than offset
by the benefits. Furthermore, the bene-
fits cannot be e‘ cured in any other way
We believe it a
good investment for the city. it must
Ipsoisl lend” a! my lestisgs oi
the (is-lag Week.
Norwalk Baptlyst— Mondays p. m .. an
anal church business meeting; Tuesdiy,
7:45 p. In., Unlonvills meeting at Joseph
Burnett's; Thursday. 7:45 p. m., cowu'.
not meeting; Friday, 7:80p. m., South
First street meeting st Frank Smith’sl
Thurs isy, 8 p. m , woman's prayer meet '
log in lecture-too a. All women invit-
ed.
South Noreslh Congregational --Vion-
day, 4 p m., consecration meeting of the
luoior Society of Christian Endeavor
Topic: "What Lessons can I [learn From
the Put Yeal?' Tuesday,’l a m., sun-
rise prayermeeting of the Young Pso-
ple’s society; 8 p. m., Y. P.
8. C. E New Year’s social and business
meeting, at the horns of the Misses Dis
brow, 36 West avenue. Wednesdsy, 3
p. m.,rnonlhly meeting 0! the Ladies'
Missionary sooiety. Topic: “The Freed
lilo." Papers by Mrs. George A. Jen-
nings, Dr. Emily Parties and Miss Mary
Day. Annual election of ofiicers. Thurs-
day, 7:45 p. m., lecture preparatory to
the Holy Communion service.
Rev. R. O. Sherwood will meet the
«miller boys tonight, at'llo'clock. Alter
8 o'clock the pastor will meet, at his
home, 6 Crescent Terrace, any who wish
tounite with the church. Tomorrow
night at the same hour, Comploy A
will meet to drill. The boys have been
given permission to invite their parents
to review them. At 8 o’cltck
the advisory committee of the church
meet. Thursday night the regular mid-
week prayer meeting will be held and
also the covenant meeting. Tuesdsy
mornings sunrise prayer meetIog will
be held at 7:30 o'clock, in the Sunday
school room.
Norwelk Congregational church—The
Ladies' association will hold its adjourn-
ed on Ital meetingon Wednesday aller~
noon ‘t8:30 o‘clochmn Thursday even-
ing Rev. T. K. Noble will give hi. hi-
monthly lecturs preparatory to the Sec-
rament of the Lord's Supper. which will
be observed next Sabbath morning; the
Junior Endeavor society will have a so-
ciable In the chapel nrst Fridsy after-
noon at 3:30 o’cloclv; the sewing school
will meet on Saturruy afternoon at 2
o'clock; nrxt Sabbath wetting the filth
nut: iversarv of the psetor and [Marple Will
be appropriately observed
Jilson says be decent are why there
should bratty obj nation to WIIIDMH en-
tering the legal profession. Nine (till «I
ewry ten married men know well
coon: it that her word' I: Iasv
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Miss Lizzie J. Weheman, oi Failfleid,
has Visited Miss May Hamilton.
Lester Bennett has purchased the More
house Smrges place.
Burton P. Merwin has not resigned the
poetmastership at Aspetuclr, iv! reported.
The contract in carry the mall between
that place and Bridgeport has been
broken by the carrier. n Swede, who left
town about the time that James Donntl-
ly was killed there by Edward Bill The
contractors (or the route are unable to
hire a carrier {or the sum they desire to
pay, and it is said they are trying to have
the allies abolished.
Selectman S. S. Carver has been up
pointed administrator on the estate of
the inte Edward Ireland.
The Christmas exercises in the 'Culture-
gationsl church, last Thursday evening,
were of a very plessing nature and were
largely attended. The church was hand-
somely clecorated [or the occasion, and
the various committees, assisted by the
chitin-n. ore deserving of much credit
for producing so pleasing an entertain-
ment
Nov. r let it cough run on lrom day to
day. it lulled!“ tither inflammation
or irritation, which. ti rationed to con-
tinue, may result In serious injury to the
lungs A low doses oi Ayrr's Cherry
Pcctorai curt-s any pulmonary complaint
not entirely beyond the reach oi (moi
cmo.
Eating i-I s necelsily. To the healthy,
i is pinch-vine to the (lynpuptlc, a torture
By the me u! Aycr's Soruptrilla, the
melted and to vet duo rdrl'ml stomach is
'restored tr its natural condition, and
(rod is once more permit n of with
ymultlul relish on i satisfan vi to.
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Christmas merchandise will be marked at re-
duced prices that will make them go in the
Values will not:
To “THE PEOPLE OF NOR WALK AND m:
we THANK YOU.
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