Plsssorhu fluctuations-ma within arsssonshlc time. all snob vs
he. to be if in the county. wbl oanoy by a pointment for the remalods
would have original eognlxanoc of an of thsoffl al term herein video. and
until such vacancy is fill .may daslgc
sate some person meet as pmsoutia
attorney as the we may he. w 0 tbs! .
while arsotlng,hsvs all the pa and
authority belonging to said office. and
l m ha r u jurisdi tlon 'nb’lhhm‘" ”i’m"§3”j”iihflim "'
“mama,” Olly-l sbal poll vs a c to re lsrsper sysao syt s satay
' bear and determine it in the same man Musically employed. to be paid by said
UN “’ a” u 5"" m‘” nrr a'slif x“ was by“? ht have been town.
W ““9" 9' PW“. 0" '9' '8w. ii. The ridge of said court shall
W390? '3." “l! 50W. attachments. annually sppoinjtua clerk for the same.
0' 0”!“ “M913” "'0’ 0' 05"!" 'who shall take the oath provided bylaw
9'"! b! “”9“?“ “1°" for clerks of the Superior Court. and
”'"k'3 b“ if the defendant does “0" shall keep the records of said town court.
”a" 0" furnish such recognizance. “0" and certify the some and copies thereof.
withdraw said “W": .9 “WM” doom and shall receive all fines.peualties. costs
“WWW! any claim ‘0! I"! greater pad moneys paid before commitment;
sum “W1 “3‘ I" h" jurlsdlctlon '0 and all lines and costs paid after commit-
award.snd “‘9 _ I" '1'! “WWW?“ 9'0' ment to the keeper of the jail. work
coed ‘0 “*0 “WWW“ 0' the 0h"?! 5“” house or other place where the offends-r
“P in “id “3'9“ "d may render J'ldlf' is confined. shall be paidrbv such keep ‘r
meat in M5 “'0" if u... ”'1’“ b9 “‘5‘” to. said clerk. omdemand. Said ch-rk
fished for a sum not exceedlnlt that fixed shall also draw from the Superior Court
'5 “3? 31‘1“!" WM“?! "W,“ “t “id and Criminal Court of Common Pleas for
couflsjurrsdrclloound such judument Fairfleld county. all some taxed in said
lb“! 5“ ”If ‘93!!! futureclelm by “"13 courts for costs in said toer c van. in
“I‘m” "‘9 Plfllm‘a '0' "I" Who“? 0" 3"! cases before and Superior Court or said
will)”. as
the
l
tisdutbs cal-cabal
on eaclu
going to
. manure 7.
, a Town Court in the
{tantalum Smile and House
Dalmatian in General Auror-
NH 1. .‘l'hsreishsrehy establish-
IIQ/ We! Norwalkacourttobc
Ill filled The Town Court of
‘ It. which shall have jurisdiction
fl Brit-ta and misdemeanors con»
[mun laid town. and of an
» , or violations of the charter of
lily of lorwalk and of thecbarfcr
to-thsfili
wise reoelv
. . PC" 0‘ "'9 demand specified “1 3"“ )riminal Court of Common
iksclryot costl- Norwalk. and of all answer. If eitherrartr. bums marred Pleas from said town court,
by. N "am made under find info sucha recognizance. shall fail to en- by “P99“: binding gym or other. wise provided.
tor the cause in the docket of the court
to which it is removable within the first
three days of the term of said court, the
othcrzpsrty may enter it in such docket,
and it shall he proceeded with and- dld'
posed of in the same manner rs if it had
been originally and locally brought to
said court. Nothing , herein contained
shall be construed as prohibiting justices
of the poses of the town of Norwalk from
exercising the power and authority
' which they now have by law in the hear»
in: and determination of civil actions.
In all cases wherein the matter in de-
mand does not exceed one hundred dol-
lars. orch the defendant is a non-
:idsnt or al vent from the stars at the
time of the service of the process, the
once shall he proceeded with in the same
manner as now provided by law for the
proceedings before justices of the peace.
andinall cases wherein the matter in
demand shall exceed one hundred dol.
fan the court shall proceed in the same
manner as in the Comt of Common
Pleas inflike cases. Said court shall also
has court of record. and shall have a
seal which shall he provided at the ex-
pense of said town.
SEC. 5. All clvilceuses returnable to
said court shall be made returnable on
the first or third Monday of each month;
rovided. that the return day shall not
more than four weeks from the date
of the process: and all princesses therein
shall be served at least six days before
the return day thereof. except in the case
of foreign attachment. In which case
such process thall be served upon the
gsrnishee at least twelve days bvllore the
return day. and returned by the officer
serving the same on or hr-f re Friday of
the week preceding the return day; and
said action. when returned to said court.
shall be by the clerk thereof entered
upon a docket to be kept for that pur-
plse. Non—soils or defaults may be
granted on the return day of any action
in can of the nonvappsarance of either
party. Upon the continuance or adjourn-
ment of any «use. c»vil.or criminal said
court may make such order in relation
to recogmzancrs. bonds. or answers. as
may be deemed proper. No motion for
a jury shall beentsrtsined by said court
unless made on or before the second day
after the expiration of the time for filing
the answer. Said court shall have full
power to make, establish. alter and en-
force such rules of practice. pleadings
and proceedings within the limitations
and provisions of this act as the judge
shall deem expedient.
SEC fl Thereshall be a judge and an
.lsmiflw judge of said court. to be up.
named by the General Assembly, and
they shall take the oath by law provided
for judicial officers. and shall hold their
respective offices for two years.cnmmenc<
mg on the first Monday‘of the month
next following their appointment. and
until others are appointed and sworn in
their stead. The associate judge may.
in case of vacancy of the allies of said
judge, or in his absence. disqualification,
ul’ inability. but in no other case or event.
not in civrl actions as the judge of offal
court. and shall. while so acting. have all
the powers of said judge. Neithl-r of
said judge-w shall practice before said
court in any matter.
Slit! 7. Sold court shall be legally Clin'
constituted for the exercise of all or any
of the powers or jurisdiction conferred
by this act. whenever the judge or new
Sec 19
wise. including all costs In cases before
said town court when the accused shall
be discharged for want of probable cause
and when the offense charged is beyond in
the jurisdiction of said town court. All
. , . laid‘severalchartsrs. punish-
” a fine not exceeding two hun-
g!“ all done". or by imprison-
” in a comm jail or wmhhmfot
not exceeding six months. or by
his hands shall be paid by said clerk into
the town treasury for the use thereof.
town treasurer for all such costs and lines
as may be taxed by said court in any
criminal case and payable from the town
treasury. and Costa and fines shall be paid
to those persons on] in whose favor they
have been taxed. n all criminal cases.
of which this court shall have jurisdic
tron. and in which a penalty may be im-
posed greater than that which may be
imposed by a justice of the peace. costs
shall be taxed and paid in the same man-
ner as costs are taxed and paid in like
cases brought before justices of the peace.
when the accused is either acquitted or
bound over. In case of a vacancy for
or. or the cm, by-laws or
of the city at Booth Norwalk.
ths- sum of two hundred and
. or imprisonmentin acorn-
. nrworkhonssforstermnotex—
six months. or both; and when
plains shall be brought before
. . rt” in which the punishment may
‘ . ternrless thanaflneoftwohun-
‘ . and fifty dollars and imprisonment
* ix‘months. said court may try the
~ ~ andlf intheopinionofsnidcourt
. an .pnnishrnsnt ought to be in-
M said court may render judgment
mam-for a line of not more than two
. Wand fifty dollarsor an impris‘
" m of not more than six months. or
M 0" flow and imprisonment both;
“Cancun shallhavopowsr togrant
’ , , xacution tooarry into effect
. any order or judgment of
3, had shall hnva power to com-
oflsndersto the Connect:-
.. for Boys and the Connecti
9 z. 1, ‘ trhl School forGirls, upon con-
’ ‘ .tina oflmor forsuchcanses
. gas. by law rrqnirsd for such com-
5i”; provided however, that the ac-
.‘ssd may in all cases. except Sabbath
‘ Wax and profane swearing, appeal
. itbcaut term of the Criminal C sort
it of cor-mo Pleas for Fairfield county;
:“ andapon such appeal he shall gives
’ mm. with surety tothe state.
I ctr-dim that he shall appear before
l “Criminal Court of Common Pleas to
i asswsrto the complaint and abide the
judgment and order of aavd court there-
in; and on his failure to enter into such
micelles said town court shall order
into hemmmitled to thejtil in said
L county till the next session of said Crim-
w Court of Common Pleas. there to
toaaid complaint and abide the
' _ and judgment of said court
town
Sac.
court may not,” clerk. and have and ex- ferent
office of clerk while such vacancy. ab-
sence or dlsabllity continues. and for and
said judge may appoint an acting clerk-
who shall exercise a l powers and duties
of said cferlr. and be paid at the same
rate of compensation to be deducted
from the pay of said clerk, and icons
of a vacancy may proceed to lillthe
same bv appointment for the remainder
of the official term here»: provided.
Soc. 10 it oh." he the duty of the
prosecuting attorneys diligently to in-
quite after and make presentment and
complaint to said court of all crimes.
misdemeanors and other criminal mat
tors whereof said court has jurisdiction.
or wherever said court may proceed.
whether committed before or after their
appointment to office. but in case of ur-
gent necr ssity they may make such pre-
sentment or complaint to any such jus-
tice of the peace for Fairlield county.
resident in said town of Norwalk, or to
the judge of said court or to the associ-
ate judge thereof, who may issue a war-
rant for the arrest of the offender. com-
mending the officer serving the same to
arrest such offender and bring him be-
fore said court, and the accused shall be
by said court dealt with in the same
rules an
by that ‘
f. if trial.
such warrant issued thereby
SEC 11 Said attorneys shall collect in
therlamcof the town of Norwalk. and
by suit when necessary. all forfeited
bonds payable to said town. sol shall
case.
Sl-zl'. 23
town treasury; and said attorneys may
sworn before said court in criminal
(WI. They shall each give bond with
acceptance of the selectml'n of said
town. in such sum as the judge shall dt
rect. conditioned for the faithful dis‘
charge of their duty. '
SEC 1‘3.
court. keeping a prisoner or for «elite.
tours in making an arrest. shall he lax-
ed or allowed to any
HO. 3. Said court and the judgvs
Walton have all the power bylaw
“and on city and police courts and
Ch thereof. Said court shall
“ have jurisdiction in actions of
A summary process. and the aluminum
"v therein may be aignrd by any justice of
l .or judge. or acclimate judge.
manic court. and the some may
SEC. ‘33
find that such assistance. keeping or at
tendance was necessary: but said court
may tax and allow lvgal fees. stile dis- books. blanks.
. oration. to any constable or other olli ~cr
crate judge thereof shall be present. and making arrrtlts outside the town limits,
“m ”0"" 'h‘” "i in "l "WW“ when the offender is apprehended in the
GM without ‘ JWYv may “"19 '“l‘llm' not. or on s edy information of others.
has and warrants of caplas for witnesses. No fees “an“
“DUNN“! “'0“ “P0" “WWW!“ made man or bystander all a witness lll'fill'fi
tort of crimes. and all other criminal
prises-is. and administer justice in all
criminal matters whereof this not given
jurisdiction and power according to law.
and may hold the accused under bond or
rmlgn sauce for trial in the Hotelier
Court for Fairllsld ormnty. in cases be
yond the jurisdiction of said town court.
or in can where. in the opinion of said
town court. the offense charged miner
the accused is of so aggravated a charac-
ter as to require a greater punishment
than said town court can inflict. said
court may adjourn any case to a future
if 6’ and «quite mognlunce for the sp-
and psarsnceof the . when the
slum II have dual jurisdiction of the
swaths dsballbstsksntorhewwn
of X‘orwalkmod in all other mend
upon a or binding over to the Si»
parlor rt.thc bond or ltsnoe
rhall be taken to the stale. rld said
that '
ailin- shall be served at least six days M20. 24.
kslrca thcrstnrn day.
. “if. I. Said norm shall alsohave
:. m m within said town. within
W hereby «inferred. all the
. y aadpcm which justices of the
til moral towns have and
tiers of a criminal
mind to receive any costs. unlrse de-
mand shall he made therefor within
thirty da s after the same shall become
due. Al costs and fees taxable lo salari-
El
into the town treasury.
line 13 The clerk of said court shall
account in detail to the treasurer of said
town. monthly. for all moneys by him
mired under the provisions of this act.
of accountin into the treasury of said
town. lies allsrecutea bond pa able
to said town in the penal sum 0 one
thousand dollars. with surety or suretlss
satisfactory to the salesman of said
town, for the faithful performance of his
duties in the cars. custody and account-
ing for all niche a received by him under
the provisions 0 this act.
Ste. 14. The judge of said court shall
of twelve to
town treasurer ln sass of lcrfsltnrs.
83:8. 9310 in?“ of said can" shall
son a at we pro-cw a attor-
.b:thof whomshall hsswolc'n to a
a third discharge of their duties. and
may fill any vacancy which may war
in either of said unless. wltllln tbs corr-
psr numb: the prosecuting attorneys and
shall each receives salary of five hon-
drsd dollars per annum; and the clerk of
sald court shall receive a salary of five
hundred dollars r annum.lrom raid
town. lo lieu of sl fess.
am. 15 in case of the dancers ab-
howldrd rsstrl by j s "““"".'.'.‘.°'.ll’.l°'l“’..‘ll““’ "1 m
as n gewsot. o court may
this act. bald attorneys shall exercise
the arms authority and perform the
varasdatisslathewsaasr now vldod
by law for stasis attorneys in rear.
vrsl counties; and and attorneys shall court.sad said indfemspnty‘aodge.»
farther have the some power and ”clamor-armor adgs,wh so act-
amount-rude grading. shall have andusrelss all the
and nrlsdiotlon conferred m
«W‘Wh
”semis.” worm that warm
in go or ssshtanlor is judge of Errors.
any cit oourt.lown. gb or lcs
court or Falrlleld county to b said
lions for s new
ad before said
_ \‘F’i, , ‘_ :
~, Rog sensory 2.1395. l, ,
”mm W ”"10”th cases when the demand needs two ' ‘
pliabl- order by the treasurer of hundred and fifty dollars en fee twol SOME soc“.- Funfl'm
n... mouse: urns: Summer: new .3 *~ . r: ~~
' 19mm“ (30" MW! 0' M Wt I”. "0 dolls". In one- of screens stem more
a no“ "i.“t‘lf. °°“""'.“ ”it‘d s
sou .- «mo 0 as twsn - vscsntr'no record twent-
datnnltarctaxsdln similar. cases hc- ” ' W ' y
fore justices of the psaos.ano two dollars fire ants.
forthctrlsl of csohosse and one dollar matter in demand shall exceed
rand ell copies in cases hundred dollars.‘ths same taxable costs
_ Cripmal‘court of Common to parties. except as to fees. shall he
Pleas from said town court.by appeal. or allowed as are by law now taxable in the
_ potlotflourt by bindln
otherwisefih‘all. with the addlg
msntioned.he land the ssmeasin simi- are now allowed in actions before
In cases going to said court in the same justices of the peace.
manner from justices of the peace. All
pneumonia» ofhpruoessi l‘lnd wtimess brags
ens on er t s provsons c this 0 oertoattend said courts n the trial Edwin 0. ler’s s re W 1
caused not ’ dby theaccusedorolber— of any criminal matter orpoproceeding K80 to on .1 attest
. shall be paid by said town.
8150 17. Said town court may reduce reasonable compensation. not exceeding destination. where ""7 awaited lb.
or “WI“:W lg: taxifille by “f“ court. in
cases it ere ‘ neg gencso an minis some mannerss rovided for the a - ional
lerialoflicel'.or the discharge ofythe ac- p p y I“. at the Rorwalk Congregat
cused for want of evidence. or insulfi
ciency of the service rendered. or other open its passage.
circumstances. shall render such ded’. .i.
tiou or discllowance expedient in lac
judgment ofysald clurt, except as other-
,Seld court shall he in session
daily. excrbt Sundays and legal holidays.
at nine o'clock in the forearms. both
the city of Norsalk and in
the‘rdty‘~ do! SOliltfl Polrwalk,
fines, costs an other mm. min 'uto tria son is none alcrlminal mat- _ .
d u ‘u love broughtpngore it. and stench other ““1”” against “‘9 U‘m“ Manufactur-
times asmav be necessary. All process ing company to secure their rights to the efficient style.
and said clerk shall draw orders on the and all subpoenas lowed by said court
may be signed by th ‘-
judge or, clerk thereo
recogniaances may be taken. and all pro:
oess ma _ be signed by said judge or asso-
ciate Ju lrs. either in or out of court. you" “ere pyggent_
Neither judge nor associate judge
shallhs liqualiiisd to sit in any case
from which money by penalty or other
wise may accruetoor be payable from OOOmpurchase the rights or take con-
ths trsaiprry of said town of Norwalk. by
reason rI their being residents of said
1 .
udge or associate
Criminal process issued by “”0“!“
said court mlly be served by any police-
. man 0f the city of “Offifilfl or 0! the necessary before any improvements were
any cause in the office of clerk. or in me only of South Norwsllr. withln his juris
absence or disability. the judge of said diction. or by any proveroflicer or Indif-
persou specially deputed by said .
ercise all the powers and duties of a... court. judge or associate judge for that. the other meeting. which was to see “m Sherwood H. S Hatch Charles
purpose; and whenever and court shall. ’ ' '
in the manner provided by law, sentence
during such absence or disability. and juvenile‘oflondmm any reform school .
or otheriostitutionlegslly aulhnrized to 00mph"e lb” connection between the
receive such offenders. the proper officer upper and lower reservoirs. a portion of
of said school or institution shall receive which .5 now only a twalve-inch p.p.,_
and keosauch offenders according to the
discipline of the same and ac-
cording toslaw; and all persons sentenced
by said court to imprisonment in the tle delay would do no hurt.
county jhil or workhouse in cases within
its jurisdiction 3:“ file receial‘ad and kept
capers rco scour ngto law.
Sac so 1mm be the duty of the aniline-tho villa m coins wholem-
policemen of the city of Norwalk and .
the city‘of Boat! Norwalk to arrest.
anthem. prevldlhhfim
I 9919“ d“
granny. disorderly conduct. breaches of
the peace, common assault. and other
039m?" “’9” any ”ch offences "9 watercommissioners thought the rights
committed within said town. and such 1 is U . Man f ‘ . Co
offenderashall betahenor apprehended in ° ‘ ° ”w" u as mug ' were Those present were Ire. Annie Brotherl-
rhe act or so the speedy informaatgou ofl 000
othersum sl persons so arrest she! claimed them worth from $22 to .
M speedily prisented before said mm" “5.000- tie said in the drouih. last erton. Mrs Angle Brown. Miss Rachel
SEC. 21. Whenever any person shall summer. w Wk from half to three-
be arraigned before said court for drunk.
enema. "annexdiaorderlr conduct. or down into the city when the alumnus
.a breach of the peace. said court may in-
manner as though presentment or oom- definitely suspend the execution of a
plaint had broil malletosald court and Judgment concerning him. _ p .
such suspension may seem to the court the oily drew direct from Grupes reser-
reasonable. either by reason of the age of
the scouted or the circumstances of the
Sureties of the ace and .
pay allsums received by them into the NM hehavror may m. requires; by said now the consumers In the busy part of
court in such castes and in such manner the dry would draw down the watrr in
M1” BU'lP‘Pl‘” fl" witnesses to m asjustices of the peace are new author-
ized by law to rrquire the same: and said
court may require surefire of the peace
“1"“? 0" ”l" WW“ 0' NWWlllk' ‘0 "l" andgoodhebavior in addition to or in
lieu of any penalty impmcd by said court taken.
in cases brought by said pmsecutlng at-
torneys as provided by this act. whenever
a prayer tllrrefor shall he ins-fled in said
No fees for attendance at complaint. and the ilitsrest of public jus-
tice rl quire said sureties to be given.
’l‘hesr-lsctrnvn of said town
officer serving shall provide suitable :lourt ror'lrns ling
‘ ~ :0 such other acmmmm ntloos or eel , ,
“'1'li PWUW- ”W“ “m“ ‘ ”" ”M" court as "m judge thereof “In“ deem the condemnation. and a ballot of thirty-
llethsssry and proper. and also record
ill-““0“"! find ("her not exceeding $1,000 for the purchaeo of
necessary so iclss therefor.
in vessels vacancy in the
ulliue of judge and associate judge of
mild court. s‘py justice ofdth? peace re
be allowed to an olive- sldin in sai town this . ur ng the con- ‘ , _
y u linusfiios of such vacazcy, exercise the MN» “90"! thchesmr. h” ‘1‘"ch '0"
saldcrlurt. nor shall any person be en- some powerslhat he might exercise if
"m” u" hm not been passed A“ "‘8 After abouts week‘sillnessshe died yes<
files and records of said justice shall be
lodged with the clerk of the town court
whols authorised to make copies Ind John avenue.
ed policemen in said town shall he paid certify the same in the same‘manner as Henry and Caroline Chlcbeater. of south
he would the records and oopm of said
town court. but complaints and present-
ments shall be mails to such justices of
the peace only by the prosecuting at-
maneysi, an? no cost-9‘33“. bzimtaxlel: of lh olony of which Norwalk formed
an hall said mono sat said times of. erwsst an as rov n s as _ u -
d " P” .7 '0' cost; in °'{,'”"".""."‘°."" but ‘gel‘mh: a part According to accepted a tborlty
arisin romt slra o capes s a
id 3.... parties entitled to the "me years old. but the A. D. 1700 use of the
ruin the town treasury upon his order.
SEC. 35 in all civil cases whereof
said court shall Iham jealsr'lic‘tiloni ans
w.'rhe ant oreennnsa 'l‘lll
mmmd hangover: the jury docket of street and the other on Washinslon (“"1” 3‘" ““5 pd” to M" M iii
said conrt.saldcourt shall cause a jury “my in the old house with colonial The consolation prize went to . . .
be summoned in the porch.lh0 m... find". of which home Tollss. Those who enjoyed their hosv
whenever a
shall he had in said tows court. no .
WM shall he allowed In said Court of These brothers reared families. the men)
Common Pleas. but either party in said
i the same to the
Supreme Court of Errors. as in cases
£50de for and in the manner
cause may appeal
law.fromlhs8u rior Court. ivlland
in h d d glus‘lnal Gorarzoghe B
nest.ln writ l s n or e at t a coil upre
g. j 80 l) y ‘1 A“ “H" 0' "’0’ from “19 years resided withayonngsr sister with
doings of said town mart. and all potl-
oggm‘ff‘fg'MT"; surviving sisteresrs an: litr- Chick“
Common Pleas. or
the Court of Common Pleas .for said
if .: .n'l‘WO‘ O
.t‘flt.-,.
£3120.” 3L'hufl'nn‘i'5ji’iinfl‘i, rrurssorrlls sierra emu.
b .
ilvs cents per ; execution. twenty-
In all actions whenever the
m vsraary at her livthday—Ilaotllgol I“
Irlday Altar-can clab~A lorry W
in. at the Ila-ls of lira. A. I. I-lth.
over or Court of Common Pitts. and in all other lire. J. U Newkirk. of East avenue. . ‘
one last cases the same costs shall be allowed as was tendered a surprise last night. in
honor of the anniversary of her birth-
m. 27. The judge of said court shit“ “is" The WW nomad-ins About
power to appoint some proper twenty-live. assembled Ii 01“”!!!
therein. which officer shall be paid a “d were conveyed by "0”” to M’
two dollars per day. to be paid in the return of the hostess from choir rebarv
merit of other fees in criminal proceeding.
Sac. 28. This act shall take effect church. which the organist had intern-4
tionally postponed. The surprise was
very great and well carrbd out. A
game of whlst was soon arranged and
was indulged in by six tables of players.
Miss Belle Olmstead winning first prize.’
0'" ”"m‘ h" ngnt. a pack of cards and case. and Mrs. W.
The $990M 0“” “199““ 3‘ "19 T0" A. Curtis the booby prize. a chocolate
House. last night. to decide whether or cup and saucer. A sumptous collation
not the city of Norwalk should take pro- was furnished by the gathering. “a
served by the gentlemen in the most-
During the serving of
Norwalk reservoir stream, resolved itself refreshments Charles E. Curtis, my“
intoa lawy'srs' meeting. and torso hour ,. spokesman for the party. mated
cholera! lights discussed the question. the hostess with a beautiful collection
pro and con. Only a mere handful of of roses. The enjoyable .3“, m
‘ participated in by the following-people:
Attorney Warner presented a resolu- Mr. “.1 Mrs. A. J, gm. “1., and
flair calling for the appropriation of 35,- Mrs. J p. Treadwell, Ir. “a lira. p.
. J. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Curtis.
damnation proceedmss- Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Gibbs. lliss Helen L.
Almaty Gray thoushl $2.50“ "-8 Curtis. Miss Gertrude mop.“ Alice
M. Sherwood, Miss Sadie Miller, Kill
Mr. Wamerrhouzhc «larcerpipe was Belle Oln‘stead, Miss Jane Bennett.
Miss Louise W. Curtis. J.
Ar...“ Pinneo, Dr. James C.
Newkirk Dr. H. (l. Partree. A. Pres-
Poaoussa or wuss lllilll'l‘il.
Norwallr Appropriatca 01.000 at a Grid“
for the
and all bonds and
made. He reflected somewhat upon the
action of citizens who voted to adjourn
about purchasing a site and appropria.
. . _ E. Curtis. Frank Nash and ex-Mayor
llug money for a sixteen-inch pipe to
Edwin 0. Keeler. Following the even-
ing's pleasure the merry crowd were
canveyed by Gregory’s carryall “New.
port" to their homes, all declaring the
event the most successful of its kind on
record.
A surprise pirty was rendered to Hrs.
Annie E. Smith at her home, ill Cram
street, on the occasion of the fiftieth aa-
, niversary of her birtkiiy. Them; -
Attorney Warner referred toNorwalk s . . yin: .1" ,.
Attorney Gray thought the city had
water enough for the present. and a lit-
Attorney Walsh said it would henn-
wise to appropriate any money at pres-
naailof watsrsnd thcthrsatlolthcin- "' ”mm ’9'“
tonnes companies during the famine
last year. to cancel their policies.
Water Commissioner Ifead said the
, tsudwsrrant.
drnnksansl’m. va- donkey party, the‘flrs 9 being w
by Miss Pauline Smit a ho‘xof doc
dy. The booby prize waawon by Ill
Nellie Mather, a/tooth pick holder.
worth only about ”’000’ WM.” they too Mrs. Rachael Kseler Mrs. L Braille
Bendrick.Mrs.N. R Carr. Mrs. Wilmolt.
ill-ls Pauline Smith. Mi-ls Nellie Mather.
Miss Hillflu Singerlvald. Mr. and Mn.
Frank Allen and Misses Lillie Ernest
and Jennie Allen, of Green’s Farms. Hrs.
William A. Hendrick, N. R. Corr, F.
G. Brotherton. Eugene Mitchell. L. B.
Brother-ton. Arthur Jayne, Alfred and
George Wilmott, Edward Carr. Mr. and
Mrs. Billenstine. The party broke up at
2:30 in the morning, wishing their hostess
a happy half century. A bountiful sup-
per was served at 12 o’clock. Among
the presents Mrs. Smith received was a
handsome sofa, from her daughter
Pauline.
quarters of an hour for the water to get
in reservoir was shut off at night. and
Whenever in case of fire it would be bad. When
voir there was no pres~nre on the hills
and the city‘s fire protection was poor as
fares the water pressure went. Even
the distributing reservoir fully three
feet. The water commissioners thought
some action would eventually have to be
lie explained that the present
meeting was called simp’y to empower
the board to go ahead and condemn the
rights. as in We Opinion of their counsel,
there wrm some legal flaw in a former
vote taken for the same purpose. of Famous American Women in Liter-
The resolution was passed authorizing aturc. Music, Art and the Drama." The
' programme follows: Paper. "Ameri-
can Women of Today in Literature."
Mrs. Blanchard; selections from Isabel
liapgood: “Russia: Passports. l'ostoflicss
and Police." Mrs. Palmer; “Stclch of the
Drains.” Mrs. Theron Iloyt;.piano solo.
“Waltz," Chopin. Miss Belle Ferris;
paper. ”Women in Sixtiety." Mrs. Quins
tald; p0em.“An invitation." by Miss
burned. Mrs. 'ght: solo. Miss Thor-y
son; "l’l-nelopes Experience." by Kata
D. Wiggle. Mrs. For; opinions, Agnes
Hepplier. Mrs. Beard; selections from
June Fields. by Mary E. Wilkins.lsn.
Sellout; talk. “Woman in Art." Ill-
Lsuder; poem. “Spinning." by Helen
Hunt Jackson. lire. M. D. Randall.
The Fairfleld Avenue Whlst club/rut
last night with the Mime Tollcs. The
name as a local title is an enigma. “m prize u” won byMrs. Arthur 3'
Henry and Alfred Chichestsr were two “9"", ”d the second was “9“ “W“
brother} who lived the one in Marshall I" “9"” ”d 0’9".” J' “'3 ‘
The Fri lav Afternoon club met at tle
home of Mrs. Lauder. yesterilav. The
subjectoi’ the meeting was "A Galaxy
twoto four authorized an expenditure
the rights.
Carnllna Chlnhrslor
This namesake daughter of the late
lowod her lamented mother to the tomb,
tsrday morning. at her residence in St.
She was the fifth child of
Norwalk. Her surname is noticeable
from the fact that it was the designation.
two hundred years ago. of that portion
Chlckeslerisa name fourteen hundred
00'1".“ either in“. thermf. ma ll” recslveasalary of one thousand dollars same manner justice jurors l f l ‘ ‘ 9mm! ",9 llr. and Ira. Henry a
money tobskspt bytbs clsrkin lsuof M.“ . h associate d hallrs- now summoned and who overlooked that sect on 0 lie ancsn
abnnd'or rswgblxancs. tohapsld lotha my. :“fligo. m. hail‘drs‘d'dollars :3“ b. paid in . “k0 manner; "Great Meadow," in South Norwslk. Road. Mr. and limomries B. Stevens.
Mr. and lira. Arthur ll. 'l'hsilo.
now occupied by the railroad station. Mr. and Illrs. Joshua Beans. Mr. M
hereof which are and have been well- “'1- JW 3- 1'0""0 Mr. "M In.
known citizens of this town. The late “90"” A. WMIP'GY. I" "d m"
Miss Caroline was 'an nndsmonslrstlvs ““13“" ”- 70"” “l“ lelnia Bcovlllr.
and rstlrlng.hnt very'excnllent woman. Bliss Jennie Rood, Mrs. Frank D'
in earlier or. she held the pen ofa ready Lime Ind Jon?“ Taylor.
and happy writer. She has for many The members of rhe’l‘hursdsy Evsnlag
Whlst club were entertained by m.
whomshs has taken great comfort. Her and Mrs. C. A. Barslrom.» the lolly.
last night. in honor of In. Ham's
tsr.ofNorwalk. Mrs. Margaret Camp, of birthday. ’l‘hcprius wares dim key
Brooklyn. and Mrs. Alfred tlorsbcnss, rlngandohaln. won by A. B. M.
trial by Jury
vided
me «Court of
mans '-
im fl- ill-“‘WWW}; ofnsrlsn. Thsfamllylnllsdonblssflll- Milli"! salve box. m in II-
WW 5?”. M shocks-tho decency-pithy of the AnnsWoouwsrd. Mammals m
or tennis: lei
community. served.
In. J. n. llawklrk summit on tar-Tara!- ‘ ,
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