‘ {We Refrigersmr, the only thoroughly olesnshls rsirlgerstor 111,060?
W WW" Guoline Store, which stands shove sud heyond sn‘ything
, this!“ summer soot stoves? Look st these wonders. even though
I” lit the What to buy.
mm for 100 yard lssold elsewhere for 160; funny and white.
,‘l'iowsrflotdl. ”sports for 50.
mm. 1.1m edition. to such. 1
Home “Points randy for use, 12 can.
o’oiooh Tens. itsndsome brass, $1.79 up.
Zimmerman Autohsrps, cheaper thsn ever.
. Hudson“ Blby Geniuses. all sizes, styles BLtI prices.
low Night lamps, 190.
to 111111 (and ' 1111
w is first shown at
1111111111118 1111111111 HOUSES.
llonh lisin and inn Streets. South Kuwait.
OLSEN Bud's":
3 Gazette” Building."
‘ Will continue‘ their
GREAT REDUCTION
1... ~ We of High Clue Footwear for two weeks longer to moire room for Ltheir spring
. Every shoe in this sale is as represented or your money refunded.
. Here era 0 few of the good things:
so point ladies‘ Potent [rather Slippers,, worth 82. at 31.25.
9 nnirs Lndiee’ Kid Opera Slippers. worth $1 50. at 750.
:30 pin Indies’ Patent 'l‘ips. Opera and Common Sense Shoes, worth $2, at $1.50.
Alrirs Lndles’ Kid Common Sense Goodyear Welt Shoes, plain toe. worth $3 at 82.
to see this shoe.
In our men’s department we are selling our $3 Cori Sole Shoes at 32.
Our 32 Cork sud Double Sole 11nd Wsterprooi Grain Leather Shoes at $1.50
.A few of those celebrsted 31 50 Cork Sole Shoes at 81 25. Not 01! sizes left.
1” ire Home a 8000’ 85 Call Shoes at $2 50 0 pair.
The t Youth’s 700 Shoe in town. Boys in some at 800.
..... ecouooiiv '
Sometimes means paying the highest price. It's so in
buying grain. The denier who handles only the best
must charge a little more than one who sells second
grade goods. The diflerenoe is never very great how-
ever. Certsinly not enough to warrant the risk. A
man who loves his horse will buy the best. Nothingis
too good for him.
GRAIN.
MANUEL T. HATCH,
l5 intuition STREET,
The Leading Grain Dealer.
BAY. 818A“, GRAIN. SALT, IIID, no.
1 Blillllili 0111111. sotuius' 1115111 snout.
NO NEED TO GO ABROAD ro REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH AT MINERAL SPRINGS
SAVE THE TREMENDOUS EXPENSE: BY
TAKING AT HOME.
KUTNOW’S
- IMPROVED 11111111801111 -
CARLSBAD POWDER.
.2 . 1 - .' The only plenssnt tasting Cnrlshstl Powder In
”abuts-p.000“ the lisrkst.
Woolly Reliable and Ejection Remedy for Indigestion, Conoimut'on, Dyspep-
sia, Gout, Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Derangemenio.
was" genuine without our Trsdemsrh and
lbs-simils slnntnrs at s
S. KUTNOW 80 00.
Rowers oi initstions.
"Illlllllll's Mill-181M108
P01111111 Mill CIGARETTE."
A; Sure Cure for Grip, Asthma, Chronic Coinrrh, Bm-
“ chills, Hay Fever and Severe Colds.
KUTNOW BROS"
I! AND iii LAFAYETTE PLACE. NEW YORK CITY,
Bole agents for the U. ii. A. field by oil dreams.
113. ‘05
nowu's $300011
and you will see not only I
, Nest and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
’ not one in which is.
' 1111111111111 is tilted. Combining Durability and son
lshincltthshsstOMOSOsmlsuBhosinthsmsrket.
evsnr mun wmnsurao.
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For account 09111111101101» P11” laying and
" ”arson o iflrcm 11.111111171111111
10111113510111: 11311111 111111111.
Figures Showing tho Receipts and Expenditures oi tho
‘ Various llspsrtmsnts oi the city Bovornmsnt for the
Your 1894. Recently submitted to tho Mayor and the
Bowl of councilman. '
CITY CLERK'S REPORT.
T a 111': JImmr, I/It Mayor, and Ill: Ila/ramble Board of Court-
u'lmm of the City of Soul/1 Narnia/Ir,
GEN’i‘i.EMEN:—-I respectfully submit to you the following
report for the year 1894; ‘
THE CITY OF SOUTH NORWALK,
. Dr.
To'Debt, January 29, 1394,
Water Commissioners' note, B 3
4,500.00
Samuel C. Ireland, constable fees, Snyder case, 50,00
Damages, 425,50
Indexing City Records, 56.60
Franklin street scwur, 271.21
Taylor avenue sewer, 3570,
Depot clock, 25,00
City Assessors, 23500
City Auditor, 5,50
Treasurer Water Fund, 7500
Public health,
269.40
City Attorney's orders, 27,52
CityTreusu'rer's salary, 50 00
Board of Relief, 20.00
Memorial Day appropriation. 50.00
Commissions and Abatements, “07243
Election expenses,
201.50
City Attorney's salary, 700.00
Interest, . . 2
Electric Light Plant, 53,133.00
Police Department, ‘ 4,051.06
City Hall, 1,026 56
Lexington avenue grading, 498.00
City Clerk's Salary, 330.00
Public printing, 30198
Street Commissioner'sssnlary, 1,133.33
Streets and Sidewalks, 4,486.00
Taylor avenue sewer, 1,889.12
Library building. $283.55 _
Rents, 168.50 1 I '5‘°3
Fire Department, ’ 2,527.26
Repairs and Supplies, 18.88
$123,088.01
W Cr.
By List of 1893. 27,065.40
Estate Herman Snyder, 50.00
Rent City Lot, 5.00
Taylor avenue assessment, 1,605.92
Day street extension, 725.00
Town of Norwalk, 1,237.50
Fines, . 21.00
()fiicer's ices, 435.49
Licenses, 36.1.60
Debt, January 15th. 1895, 91,5721“,
. . $123,083.01
BALANCE ACCOUNT.
To FLOATING DEBT,J:11111nry 15th, 1895, $104,500
('7’.
By I. II. Richards, 8 149.75
Estate Hermon Snyder, 50.00
Bills referred to city attorney for rollcct'n, 215.60
F. A. Tolles,collector, IIumilton grvcnm-
sewcr RSscssmcnt. 40.50
F. A. ’I'ollcs. collector, Lowo street its~
st-ssmcnt, 42.78
F. A. 'I‘olles. collector, .‘Icndow street
assessment, 1000
F. A.T1.111cs, collector, scwcr tlSSl.'>.\llltflll,
111111 December 14th, 1887, 20.20
F. A. Tollcs, collectdr, Dny strt-t-t sewer
assessment, 80.5.;
H. Snyder, Collector, IInut’ot'd plaice
sewer assessment, 570.,
II. Snyder, collector, Lexington LH'i‘Illll‘
extension assessment. 62.19
11. Snyder, collector, Woodward nvcnuo
. ovcrilow sowcr assessment, 1.13.33
11. Snyder, collector, Madison, Franklin
and State streets sewer nsscssmcnt, 139.21
11. Snyder, collector, System I), 3.11.95
“ “ “ Quintnrd itvt-uuc
sewer assessment, 70,33
II. Snyder, collector, sidewalks, 37-00
“ “ “ List of 1891, 204.09
CI is u it n 1892, .‘ ' 6,190.36
15. 1'2. Crown. “ ‘,‘ “ 11193, 2,544.69
“ “ “ " Taylor/avenue sew-
er assessment. / 1,402.47
Ii. 15. Crowe, Collectorxxtcnsiou liii'rritt
uvcuuc assessment, 725.00
Cash in Treasury, 39.1.81
I)ebt,Junu11ry 15th, 1895, 91,578.10 3'041500
Respectfully submitted,
1115RPM TAYLOR,
City Clt'rh.
WATER COMMISSIONERS RI‘II’UR'I‘.
Sour" Nonwnsx, Conn, March 1, 1895.
To His Honor (hr! Mayor and Mn Honorable Board of
00101011111911 of flu» (My of South Nor-walk, Conn.
The Board of Water Commissioners herewith present for
your consideration the following detailed report for the your
from the last city meeting of March 21, 109.1, to March 1,
1895, as requested.
Balance of Cash on hand March 21, 1394, in office, O 15.06
Due from treasurer, 134.50
Total cash balance, .149. 36
Receipts have been 1112.:
From water rents, March 21, 1894,
to June 1, 1894, Q 660.71
From water. rents, June 1, 1894,
to December 1, 1894, 8,544.49
From water rents, December 1, 1894,
to Msrch 1 18 5, 7,805.23 17,010.43
From water lurnlshcd city of Norwsllt, 147.50
From Isle of frost, posture and hay, 78.50
From this of as, 10.75
From lines for trespass at resewoir, 10.00
From sale 01‘ pipe to Raymond 1310s., 11.00
From Isle of pipe to Roth & Goldsmith, 10.98
From rebate of height charges, 1-37
W
. . 011540.19
Espenditures time, been 1111.: '
. 848
011111.13 '
101,91 room. ' r11 . 1114- ~
printing, including rent for two years. pur-
chase of safe, .
For interest on bonds far one year,'
. ' 9,400.00
For interest on floating debt one year, 175.00
For taxes, town of Wilton, 52.00 '
For payment on floating indebtedness, 2,000.00
Leavmg balance cash on hand, viz.: 860.59,
Cash in olfice, $106.09
Due from treasurer, 754.50
WEE;
81 .540-39
The detailed list of bills for these expenditures folio 5 here-
with, and includes the payment of bills against the c minis-
sinners of $1,028.40 reported unpaid and outstanding 1 date
of last report.
' ' -. ,_1 Repairs, . , . _
No.1 (”0:13:10 1 Running piling“?
of Name. 111111 11611110111111. pgnd
B111. \Iutcriuls gCnro Res-
1 ‘ 1‘ ‘ ‘ '1 ervoir.
831 i (100. Barlow .......... I ..........
81112 1 11110. lint‘low ........ ‘ ......... l
833 : F. II. Nash & Bro.. .. 1 .......... 10.82.1
834 Iintch, Iiniloy & Co. . .‘ ..........
835 Jarvis B. Edson. .. . . .
030 Humor 15. I ont ....... ‘ ..................... T
837 M. M. Norton ...... .‘ .......... 1 110.5
030 Adonis 8: Smith ...... , ‘
1130 Warren Foundry Co.. 228.52; .......... 1
840 ‘ linvid Jenks ............ . ....... 1 2.00‘
841 So. Nor. Hardware Co.) . ".7
842 (1100. Barlow ........ 1 ' 30.6‘
1
1543 l). Morinrity ......... t , ,
814 William 15. Rider 70.001 .......... 1
845 1'}. Adams, P. Ill ................. ‘ .......... l
R. W. Keolor, coll... .i .......... ‘; .......... I
.Imnoslioldcn ......... t........' .......... 1
(too. Barlow. . . l
8110 111.111. Norton .....
850 , City National 1511111..” .............. . .........
051 M. M. Norton ......... ' ......... j. 83.00}
1152 Geo. Barlow .................... , 36.67;
1 J. M. Layton ... . . . l ................... 1
85-1 , N.Y..N.II.&II.R.R.(10 1.873.
855 . A.Sol1unns .................... 1
,3 )1. M. Norton. ....... 200.00
857 N.Y.,N.Il.&11.11.11.111 I 271
' (ioo. Barlow .......... . .......... 1
059 ‘ M. M. Norton ......... 1 7.15
860 . M. M. Norton ......... ; 144.75,
861 National Mott-Mb... 3 129.85,
802 ‘ Goo. Barlow ................... i
111. M. Norton ......... 50.141
H04 . n1. 111.111.1101. ........ ‘: l
840
847
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11
‘ M. M. Norton .................. 1
868 ,‘ M. M. Norton ......... , 78.90
800 1 (l. S. Trowbridgr- .. . ..........
870 Thompson Motor (‘11.. . 115.00 ..........
871 Warren Foundry 1.20. . 301.21? .....................
8.72 (loo. Barlow ................... ‘1 .
j (100. Harlow ................. ' 10.00
.74 1 M. M. Norton .................. 117.10 ....................
1175 ‘ .1. 11. Lilyltm .......................... I 7.5.00 .........
P170 MRI. Norton ......... L .......... 20.001 ....................
1477 (7. A. Smith ......... l .......... 1071.001. . . . . . . .
878 lino. Barlow .................... 1 5.25
870 _ lleo. Barlow .......... , .......... . 36.87 ......
880 3 M. M. Norton ................... 207.371,
881 1‘). 11111111111, 1‘. M ........ '. ................ ‘1
8142 Hon. S. “(‘11 it (‘o .............. 1 11.00
883 ' William Ii. Ridenfi (‘o ......... , 15.00
884 (loo. Barlow .................... 1 110.07 - 1
' (Tity Notional Bank. . .‘ .............................. 1 4,700.00
806 N.Y.,N.H.& II.R.R.Co 6.701 ‘
#117 l ‘wo. Barlow .......... ‘- ........ ..
888 William B. Ride-L. . l .......... 1
1 .\I. 111. Norton ......... h ...... 1
Wm. 11. Meeker d: ('0.1 ....... -.
901 .I. .\i. Layton ......... ’ ........
N113 K. ll. \Vtiml K i 'o ..... ‘ 1510.011
Milli .\l. )1. Norton ...................
«“111 (it-11. Iint‘low ..................
>405 llllllt'illl Iron Works .............
H110 .IllllllII.Ft‘rI‘1.~l........
Hit? Est. (ion. 13. \vt‘l‘ll ..............
HSlH Willinni 11. (11131112. . ...................
800 Watkins 1% Dow. . . . . . .
000 liuymond liros ........
1101 .lumos Holden ................
002 Humor 11. lloyi. . . .. .....
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6:.
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2;
8%
00:1 '1‘. 1'. f‘uvunngh ..... '1 17.2.”) ..............................
001 liuilih-rs' Iron Found'y " 47.60 ............................ .
0071 National Meter (‘0 . 123.00 ..............................
000 Adams or Smith ...... 51.00 ..............................
1107 .\.Solnmns...........
008 ‘ '1‘. 11. Austin .......
000 (‘ity Notional Bunk. .
1110,11..\I.Norlon ................... 07.10
illl ' Jarvis ll. Ellison ................ l .......... 0.th .
ill'J l‘ity Notional Bunk ................................. "3.000.110
01:1 .1..\l.1.nyton ........ 317.710 ..........
111.1 .1. .\I. Layton .................... . ..... 113.710 .........
11,011.12. $2,000.72
11910.35 in 1.021.011
Tllt‘ total cost of works to dutr of this report amounts to
$277,081.23.
The bonded indebtedness is $200,000.00
The limiting indebtedness is 1,500.00
Total indebtedness, 201.500 00
Less cash on bond, 860.59
Not imlcbtr-dnr'ss, $200,039 .11
$70,000 bearing 0 per cent. ititcrest,lmndc1| indebtedness.
130,000 bearing .1 per cent. intervst, bondmi iudrhmlnvss.
1.500 bearing 5 per cent. interest, lloniiug indcbtcdncss.
lionds mutttrc as follows, VlL:
830,000, July 1, 1895, 6 per cent.
9,000, July 1, 1900, 4 per cent.
40,000,101)! 1, 1905, (1 pct' cunt.
52,000, July 1, 1909, 4 per cent.
12,500, April 1, 1910, 4 per cent.
9,0011, July 1. 1910, 4 per ct-nt.
47,5110, April 1, 1911, .1 per cent. _
0200,0111) \.
The 30,000 of 6 per cont. bonds maturing july 1, 1895, the 1
. Commissioners expect to refund at .1 percent. interest, making \
after July 1 11 saving in interest ycnrly front that 11.111- of 1600
“authority for which 11115 been applied for to 1111: Logislnlurc,
and will also come before the city for approval at the annual
meeting.
During the your there has been laid on A1111 street. ,
575 feet of 0 inch pipe and one hydrant.
260 feet of 2 inch pipe has been laid on Keyser nut-nun.
218 feet of 1 inch pipe on Windsor Place.
460 feet of 4 inch pipe and one hydrant on Pleasant nvenu
The city water works, now costing $277,081.23, as 1111011
stated in this report—with all outstanding imlehtedncs
amountinp only to 0200,63941, the excess of cost having bot:
provided or from the income-«is a most valuable imnchis
and plant and undoubtedly would have many applicants for
purchase at greatly enhanced value it 01101011 for 51111- to
outside parties.
Since June, 1892, there has been no payment made by the
city, at large, to the water commissioners for water furnished
for fire protection, and the withdrawal of the amount of
02,000 yearly, which previous to that time Was so paid by the
city has made the carrying of some floating indebtedness
necessary, but that now is reduced to only 01,500 and we
trust this yesrto pay that of! also.
511mm. 11111110110, 7
. Water '
WILLIAM 3. an “moratorium.
3D
01111111110 1. ruminations.
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Norwalk Chronicler