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one dollar from thosc 1111-11. Thdy 11111.
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“postman. 2.411. "
Ir. Donovan Drain Baton the Board
ol Councilman.
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the Tramway Petition to (to Through Monroe,
Chestnut and (Eamon! Streets Como: Do
let: flearingl—l'he Railroad Place
latter Again altoutlno Business.
When Mayor Lt-t' culh-tl tho lllt't‘llllg
of tho Board of (.‘omtcilnwn to order
last night. tho (hunt-ii room was Wcll
(illud with spix‘tators, two ticrrzdcop. 1111.1
.niajority of ”111111 bring pnmorty-owtwrs
in Moan». Chestnut and ( ‘1111121 1rd attracts.
who wet-c internment in tho application
oftho Norwalk Tmmway company for
a layout thn‘sugh those stn-cts. which
was to canto up for a hearing at
this meeting. While the result of the
boating may not have born ontircly to
their liking, thuy got cudhgh annuwmmn
out of the pmcocdings toscnd them all
holin- in a happy lramu of mind.
At the outsot Mayor Lou said he un—
derstood Mr. Donovan had unnothing t:
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(IE was 1111 " nun 1011811.l
my to the Council, and that ho would.
be given an opportunity to be hcard bc
mm the hearing was opom‘tl. Mr. Dunn» ;
'an advanced to the railing, and with .
Ciceroniau eloquence doliwrcd hinmclt 1'
of a slmh something likc this: ‘
“In all fairness to tho onc whom I am
about to criticism I tun vcry sorry he i.~
not present. What I want to criticiru
is the administration of justicc in this
town; as udminiatcml, the city is a par-
ty to it, because there is not a orimina
miaelmt what is brought in by the p1-
lico, and they are mntrollod by tnt
Council. For thc first time since tln
Town Court was catabllshcd. I was pro-
slsnt the oth1-r day and saw two can»
that had mat with tho jllh‘ilt‘t' of opprcxa
sion instead of thc justicc of 111vrcy. It
was one of the most trifling cows. y1-1
it was ct‘instmcd by the 1:1 am as one. of
grout enormity. ‘
"Who 'wcrc they?" asked Mr. Donovan
with a dramatit- wuVo of the hand
“Were they menacoused ofmurderzwen
they men who had committed smut
great crime against the community? No;
but two men who had nothing but thr
sweat of their brow. As bad a; the cit)
needs money, ldcfy any 1111111 in 11111 city
to say that the court had a right to takc
boon buonx-«nnpaniom, had‘bccn colt--
brating the Christnms holiday and had
hada little diti'crt-nco of opinion. but
not one scratch vas inflicted. I claim
these cases urn brought for tho purpost
of making the Town ()1 11m a paying in-
stituti'onurot for tho purpust- of cany-
ing out justice—forms put-1mm,- of mak-
ing returns to almwthut the court is not
a burden upon thc people.
“Is it so that our city 111 :1 got in tliut
strait," asked Mr. Donovan with anoth-
cr dramatic gesturc. "wlterc it will help
make the court a payingy institution}
services, and no otiitzer wan; present: Is
it so that the City otl‘crs a reward t‘t 1r :11.
officer to do his duty? Al'tj tin-y not
paid by the hit)": As to the police
I want to say that since Supti-mbcr l I
have been from the depot to 111yplacc oi
business fourteen times IX'th‘t‘ll l and
211'cl1‘x'kinthc morningr and not on”
havolsotrn a p()ll(.ft“lllilll. Now I wish
to say that I think it :1 microns crimt
whenttheoity has to help to makc the
Town Court a payingt-Stablistnncnr. N1
matter what thocrinne is. oftcn it goe-
u“ large.‘sentencc is snspt-ndcd. Thr
Council 113511111 control our tbc court,
but you have control owr the police
Such administration of justicv as I hurt
referredmi is lacking in judmnont. lack-
ing in brotherly love, lacking in all than
is 1.2001 and fair."
With a perorltion touching the or-
derly condition of the city; in View 01:
the great amount spent "for labor, and
the number-of laborers brought into tht- 1
cityqu. Donovan closed his address. 1
rm: TRAMWAY Human.
Robert Pierson was the first interest-
tion to the Tramway company's ‘appli-
nation. He thought it was danizcrour l
for tho trolley to go so 1 ncar tho public
School. '
Mr. Mansfield saidho didn't 500 any
way to avbid the 501101? 11.. The company
had a charter right to go in Concord
street". and no whore also. ‘
.1’ James Punzolt couldn't see thc neces—
sity of the trolleygrdng down Chestnut
street; it y 'as not wide enough and WEI:-
the only stmct suitable. to drive on. He
didn't believe in monopolizing 1111‘ the,
streetsintown.‘ He believed the com-9
pany should pay for its privilege of go-
ing through thc stunt. as it would soon
have tube widened.
' W.‘ “i. Comdock a~1kcd what. in casc .1
the Council rofused to grant the layout.
what would be the result. to which At-
1 tomey Light replied that would golto;
the Superior Court. He mid tllt‘ com-,
those stmets.. Mr. Comatock thought .3
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Entwmt at the south Nut-walk Pontofllcu
1111 Second (Tim Manor.
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fist: 1-111 Lngiulaturo dvicgatwl to the
Council (\xtrnuuiiniwy puworn in rnlatlon
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'to the tnsllcy road. but Mr. Light 11.1111
that npplicd ti tho Washington strum
crossing.
Walter Wilt-or saw no nocvasity for
tho Tnmtway goihg through lllUSt‘ Htt‘t‘t‘t a,
Mr. (.‘nnnltook naked if ll was tlw pur~
pogo of tho commmy to 111-111 pay the
111111111121» of widoning tho atnwtx.
Mr. \l-uodicld roplic 1‘9that tlu- coni-
pauy 11:11.1 rocontly burn doing 111111111 tig-
11ri11g and had found am“: it had alt-catty
paid sonwafifithlo towardroman-111;.r city
slut-NS.
Edmund Zt-lutl' was oppuscd to tho
tmllry going .111 mm" tht- cortn-r of ( ‘lwt-
lttl.’ and 81111111111 strcct mmund mic—halt“
I~cts as: it Would boa daunuus to his
prowrty in casts tho Htl'ct't was with-nut.
Mr. (lino-dunk mid 11c 111ml tlm'idt'dly
'llljt't'lt‘tl to tho layout bct'uunc. of the
burden of taxation it would inmost! on
tho pe-oplc for \1'idt-ni11gx tl1cstm3t.whit~h
Would have to bc donc. Ila said thc
MID appropriatcd would not [it"lu to
pay for tho widoningof Monroe utroot.
and 1110 people 1111th got to pay for it.
(“harlos S. Byxlmgaaid hc objcctcd to
tho layout on all thrt‘c of’tbo Htmuts.
TIN' qncstion of whether Concord
strvct bad cvcr boon acceptor! was inci-
u‘utally brought upby Mr. Zolut’t' and
linunysctl.
Tho hourhn: was thcn closml.
ltAiLIttilAi) rmcu.
Thc (.‘uuncil mart took up tho which-
{111; and layout of Railroad place.
Mr. Adams askcd for a t'urtlu-r dclay
if tbc inattcr. Hc mid thorn wcrc
.1 good many things to consider. It,
would brinkintovaluablc proporty and
11c had not bccn ablc to satisfy hinua'clf
1:1 tlitho bust way of gutting through
thcrc. V
(.‘ounclhnun (.iuldcn movml that thc
wanna be contintwd until the tirst
\lunday in January.
Mr. Donovan took tho grmtnd that
111- pruscnt Council could not dt-logatc
hurt-1's to another Board. and that noth-
‘ng rcznainml f1s1'tl1ct,‘ou11ci1 to do but
':n'ry out thc roqui1'c1111111t11ot'thochurn-1'
by zzppznntinga 1'1u11inittoo of I'l‘ttt‘llllltlt‘l'fi.
11* thought tho Council would 111:1kc a
iiistakc. in carryingtho muttcrbt-yot‘id its
111111 of oflivo. Hc thought. Mr. Adams
(charred gwatcrudit for his public spirit
in purchasing the Seymour pmperty.
Ho rcferred to tho pin-1211111411 of Rail-
road plat” and how it w.1~‘ thc only
itl't't‘i in thc city wbcrt- tho total Mb
wnsc 111111 bo-nn puld by tho. property-
ovum-s. and tho continuation of 11111
1trc1-t was vapor-inlly lliri'l‘fiattt')’ on that
u'count. Iii-said (ht-city had act-opted
tut-s on Railmtd plac.‘ (1 11' twcnty-(ivc
years. but had non-1' furnished 111111 foot
if highway. or who (mt 111' right of way.
Conncilnun (iolzlon thzunrht Mr.
Dn1ovu11‘s position was wull takcn. and
shut it'his motionprcvailul tho 111:1ttcr
would do 111 anti tl1H ncxt (‘onm'il Would
.tavt- to bogin all ovcr again:
Mr. Adams said 111» did not think 111‘
1*1'c1'11111dv any rct'orcncc to lwnctits and
11111111414115. Thcrcworc 11 f1sw quwstion:
‘10 would 1in to ask, howovcr. and onc
was whcthcr tho (‘ouucil was co111pvt1-11t
o t-xtcnd R tlll‘Oll‘l pllt‘ . tr) Clay stroct.
Attorncy Light—«"No doubt about it.
l‘hc (.‘1.s1111«:1*il could ,("‘lil(l(,‘lllll Railroad
olncc if thcy likcd."‘ .
Mr. Adams—“I would likc to inquiri-
what your 11111115 arc from Railroad 111111-1-
lown." ‘ 1
Mr. Light—“Tho 111'1psl11m's the lay-
ontfs' ‘
"Mr. Adams—"I would like to know
.f‘ thc city owns Railroad 111111111?"
Mr. DUIIOVIIll—“NU. W11 guarantor
that. Therc isn‘t any property in op-
postion to you on Railroad place. Whr
10 you light a,poi11t not in 1,11,1poaition.
Mr. Adams—J'I‘vo got it; that 1111s-
w'ers my qucstion.” ‘
Mr. Donovan thcn went on, to the
rho n111‘usthnunt oi‘ the. spectators: "Mr.
Adams lis 21' fair 1111111. Not another man
would have takcn tho chant-cs he has.
lie shtmld have been a lawyer instead of
thattcr. Thcro is a good deal of fight
‘11 him; he non-r givcs up. He paid a
good price for that property, and hc
loservm a good price and will get it.
N 0 man lows to hcar himself talk 1110119
(him Mr. Billions“ (Laughton) With
111 yourlaughtor it is :1 position almoxt
tnyone of do would envy. ‘ The shad of
life mm with him unit (loos with all
nankind.” .1
(louncilnmn Golden withdrew his mo—
tion and ('Touncilman Hallock movcd
rhat thclmarninwbo adjourned, but, Mr.
..\dams said...l1ol1adagood deal ti) say
vet, and he hoped the hearing would
not be closed. He said he was not look-
ing so much to tho rcwurd as Mr. Dono-
van thought; that would come. later.
It was the layout 11c \‘tlS intcrested in.
1nd would be glad to look it over with
three or 111011: gentlenwn of thc (.‘.'suucil.
He had some suggestiomto makc. Noth-
ing could be done this scnson, and ”It“
plans had bison loft in good condition.
Hod said tho Monroo smut matter had
not born closed up In thc‘best intcrosts
of tho city. and that it all ramp from
being in a hurry. 'Ho only asked for
more time. 1
1 puny haduchnrter right toga through; ‘Caunbilmun Golden moved that the
hearing be continued ,to Thursday even-
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S(»)Il’1‘11-I Nt)lt\\'.;\lll(. FUNK" hi’l‘l'lCHlLtY. lllelIt‘M'llltlli
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inmat ti u't‘1n.‘k,ttltll tho motion pun
\‘ttllt'il. .
litil'l‘lNF. MATTERS.
It was Mr minutes aftcr to o‘clock
whon tho Council got down to routiut
buuim-ss. '1‘1111 tninutca of tho 11nd
naming: wou- hmtly road. and bill»
amounting to upwnul tst‘ 52.111111 onion-d
paid. .
louncihnon liallock and tituldm. the:
committw on ”)0 layout of 151111 (ix-ow
placo. tcltdct'tul thcir t‘r:-lglltiilltll, bo
cauwuf tlwlrr1-tirc111cnt from tli~1(’1s1111-
cil. and it \l'ttrittt't‘t‘11it'tl. ‘
'.( ‘.111111-i1111un Hub-h i'vpen‘tt'd 1111 11111.1»
titiun of William Warrcn i1 11' an abatc»
111cnt 1s xix aunwsnnsnt on ch .atrcut.
r4cot11111c111|ing that Mr. Warn-11 la! .11
loin-11 8H1). 'I‘lu' 1'11p11rt was act-upon:
and tho 1‘.-11.11111111-11datit111 :uloptml.
'l‘hc Watvr (,‘on1111issior1u1's 1-1-1- 1111‘
111011111111 tbt- phrcha-‘u of ulrmt : Ez itifl't‘s
of land 1-11 tl‘lvsn‘ilill and wwt 1111111“- at
tho 11.1111 to tho middlv rmvryoir 1.: W11»
1121. which Would 71b» awful in cow .1
111m- 11 1111111. 115111111 1mm. ”111-11111 1.
thcrlty for $l1'1tl.’Mr. (iilb-u‘t t.1 taki-
what wind thcrcis on tlu- land. l'pn:
rot-111111111satiationoft‘111111ciitntu1 llallwk
tho \Vator (‘onnnisaioncrs womanihoriw
cd to pnruhasv tho land. I
Tho cunnnittm' on. iinunt-n way 1-111
powcrml to borrow $3.11,») for thrw
.uoutbs to mom cum-m omit-uses. and. t1.
rcucx'anotv for $3,011». lu-ld by tin»
Watcr ('oniuiissionvrs against tlzc Pity,
(luau-111111111 chd intrudtu-t-d an
ordinanccrclatiw to pnldlt-rs‘ liconsns
and on.“ in rclation to littcr in 1111
stntrts. both of which worc ts.1~‘~'1~1l.
('Ullllt'lllllttll (loldcn, the c unmittwnn
11‘wcru'. Etna-ls nudsideulks. road 1111-1
tailcd rcpnrt of thc work 111111“ undcr hir
hl‘llll’l'Vlh‘lUll 11111-1111; tlu- your. :l“1‘11111l1.’:11l
ml by 1111.1)le of (‘ity linginwr lirnxgn
(Hunt-111111111 “allot-k. in roan11111111'11111111:
that thc rap 11-h» b1: lll‘t'l‘lllt'tl 11nd printw.
in tlic local papcrs. 1111;10- :1 ft‘\\' l‘l'illill'lifi
in clidzttion of Karim-111' Brig-hr»
and :11 orkon llli' >‘1’1‘11tx. t‘-1'.111c1.l
111:1 ioldcn follou'vl 111111119111111- 51111311.
walking in tho biglnwd (1-1'1115 of Mr
1511;:ng cap.1bilith~.~. thornugbnws and
huncsty. IiH llopml to m1 him I't'-t’lt‘1‘lt‘(l.
littgiinm' Brigg; rcpoi'ttl I on this (Jr-14a
strcot 1111111z1xv cascot’ Mrs. Illltlllt‘lli‘lll.
110 said the cave—in was; in thcmiddb- nt
tho street. and he bcliuvod it was not (lit!
fault oithe. plumber. It (11111131,st worn
tube paid. 110 thought. tlu- city should
pay for ”Witt. ’I‘bc rcp wt was :lt'i'vplvtil
and 1111: hill ordcrwl paid.
'l‘bv- ('omu'il thv-n:111,j11111'11«-.l t 1'1'1111rrz-
tluy 11igl1t:1t.\vl't'l1s«~k.
(‘. Ill
HE HASN'I COME BACK.
A Man Who Hirgd a Horse in laid: His
., Girl 0111 Riding.
Yrslcrday :ti'tcrnnun at 3:11!) o'cluvi. :1.
11111.11 about thirty yc;1.1‘s of our. tins t'wt,
night or him ihchm in buligbt. wvigbin‘x
1511 pounds. with :1 br.1w'11'hnoustn1'lw
and wonring 1-yc glitint‘fiy ('illlt't’l at Y. .\.
Scoticld's live-ry stablc. and 1111-1111 :1 buy
horsc. tittocn hands high. with black
points. lo11;.r 111ml: 111111 1cm, and a wart
on tluw)tl‘>idc:11lso :1 blank top buggy
with cnd sp1‘i11g.~‘. ('orning 111ak11 body.
rod running-goat. :111111111 1111191111.“ rub-
bcr 11:111an 4
Thu man l't‘ill‘t‘ifllllt'il that 111‘ ‘11-...-
12:1 sing,r toW‘Wcstport (’11 who :1 girl out rid-
ing. .ltt'ulato hour last night 111- Ind
11vil’rctu1‘111-d and Mr. Studivltl notitiwl
tllc psliz‘c. who 111'» invostigating. .1\~
yot thorn in no (‘lllt‘ to tho man's wlwt‘c—
:1bout.~=. ' l _
Mr. Smfiold otfcrs 11 r11w11r1l of $525
for his arrcst. on tho rcturn of tiivf.tut’11—
out: ‘
the Town Assessment List.
Tho inorcusc in thc town :ta’srnmiciit
list is principally in South Norwalk. on
propcrty in ‘Motu‘xw, (‘ln‘mtnun South
111.111.1111”;th strccts. 5.11110. placozz
which were in last. year‘s 11.4: at low tit."
urds hayc chn mist-d to twirrmpond
with tho nsmfissrhmitr upon tln-ir nt-igzl't-
bors‘ pr1‘1pcrty, and a morc uniform I'lllt'
of auscssmvnt 5130111.» to intro boon adopt-
ed. The Baxxtcngroutuls. it is under-
stood.l1aab:>r11 raised to 1111» '111111- of
building;r lots. and this Httlltt‘. changc Imp4
been 111:1:111 with tracks of land in (ll-Ilt‘l'
parts of the town. 1 T111; valuationot'
property in proximity to tho 11cw (Inputs
has lit-on materially raised. itt,‘(3t)l'(llllf.: to
“the incrcasml valuo ottho land. Tho
wurk of thc board "thiix' your. tho indi-
111111.11 111011111ch think. will be- gun-rally
satlsfactory.” ‘ V
1' WA, trolley Car Derailed.
The '111' which Icft Monrov stm-t at
6:10 on tho Nort‘valk Stroct Railway line.
this morning. jumpcd thotrncks ut tilt»
switch whore thc double-f track incrgo-s
into tho singlc track just south of Wash
ington strcct. Conductor (.‘barlcs Wil-
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m .w. 4......”
the Reported Disturbance in Calvary
Baptist Church is Not True.
A lETlEll illflll THE PASTOR.
Ha Tells what did Occur, Which was at a very
Trillion Nature. and did not Take Place in
the Church ~ Tito Sentinel Gladly Makes
“1112545. ‘
No. 21:. .\11t‘ill art-111w.
Norwalk ('t..l 11w. :1 , ".111.
Ilditurulltlu-Sc11ti111-l11—~l)1.1rSi1‘:Iwish
1' 1 inform 1111' lililtlli' that thc artin-lclhat
11.11.111.11 in your pztpc-r Saturday. 1111-
.'Mb Illlil” was not ll‘W‘. it was :1 malic-
.1i11:: falnchmd. It wax u p.‘vnit~dit.ttut
.tnd tnyscli‘ iwt‘orc tln- p11pli1~.
At nurt‘lIrEmsrm t'vietn'ul that tit-(‘11P-
.-1-d on tho 211th inst, 11.1 tighror disput-
ank plant in ill" ...1di1111‘i11111. Tins
1l'llt'lt' in your papor of fiatt‘mlay statcd
hat "a rather good 11 Mk1”): colon-l wti-
111111 from 1111 t-h-mtcd p-i'uh 11:1 tstlt‘. o!
.11» rat-.175 at (Edvaryi delint church.
tiil‘lt' i .1 hymn b Mh’ as tho braid of 1) at
1.111 (Iron! togit’ci’nrw to bur («11111.45—
son.” 'l‘li‘li i»: an ttbsolntc faint-11:11.“. N11
.1ymn book was thrown. 112111111} anon-1,
ml t’hc 1111111111101! tho 1211111111 1ew11tng. li
,tnytliing took 111:1}? .11 all it took plat-t1
111t~111h- oftin' t-hurch 1 did not l'ltlllt
.1111'1111'11111. li1.:l;1ny 11' .ulsb' lidllpt‘lli’ll 1
Math: huwr-ithcr 11cm 111' llt'di'tl it. 111'
would haw been infonnol by Mr. John
Eran: 111" Drawn .l-ditiwilt, who 11:111
31"1111 appointt-sl by 1111- t. l-nsl. all -1' (hr
tuft-1m! 11ft111-1'hurm. I will retain just
11:11.2! actually Il-‘tl!il.'il"'l: .\l1-.St-.1i.~1-.1111t
141111-alu1nt 1111151 p. 111. in tbc church.
11111:1_~E;1ul111rit‘ tlnry could play Ntlill'
.ti.lt‘:i 1111 lb» 51:1‘11111 llwi'ol'tl11111i11111t-l1.
oft-rm} him to 11‘ 112111 .llllllh 111 and
.llr. (5121111. whw hair» chargc of thc
proporty of tbc churrh. ‘ .\t't»11- Still}:
‘11111 tin-y wcrt- 111st 1"1111.~‘111(t'1l. I 51-111
than" 111 .I1 1111141111 and 3111(3121111 at nut-1"
tu‘.‘s‘11ni1’t.;1~ krmu-l (1.1.1: to 52111 what
was prim: on. Thcy m-nt down and
italplrll thc would-lit1'ltlll'1‘llllt'llt'hint‘s.
N11 troubh- was couscd whatcrcr 1 so thoy
rcportod (1.1 mm: Mr.
i.‘iz.~ndsc:1111cback i113.» thc audimriutn
~1flIlt’('llllrt‘ll.
.\;f.1111. yu'.11'1:1;1r.~1t11t~11 that "Suds
wantt-Ll to tight 1111111 111111 tlnsro. but
i).1;11'111.ltsl131.~o11 13111111 1-1 bi~ brotbt-r
'batl‘un'n' llatv 1n (£11111
lllt- luv-lost .1t'(‘i1ri.~tn1:1: gills on hi~ arm
.1111! tlsv Miriam brumvr 1111;4111 111m-
lvm 11 pitc’lsz-d out of :1111 window had 111::
(111- 1111‘: 11'. lint. .l. W. 1112i. p.11‘111d tin-
Wuilltl‘ll‘:tlltli’lt‘ .‘111‘. liditsn‘. noth-
ing 111w this b.1~ 1-w1' «Haunt-~11 in 111)’
china-$1 4111.1 1 11:2? b.2111 1111111. I 11111
(11111111 llLlll 1110‘ '.'111111'
1"1'1'1tliljlllhlll 11-1: 1'1 window.
Now. it 1~clm1rly >111111 that tin- 1w1'w11
\\'11111'1sp.s1't1-11 t111~l11~to§a1nr pull-’1' 11ml
,- n
(li'nmml
NM.
1111‘ lt‘ill'l' lif't'
1111111111'1111171111.1 prcnmlitatwd inn-111 to
injure- nurt'burcb. ’I'bry haw. l 1‘1111'111.
injnrml 11s tutlw no at morv or 11's:-
timn LSHUNM.
My ('lllii':’ll jtm p.111! 1 s l’lnt.‘ l’rit-c. :1
t‘vyv1l:1ya.1}4o..:t l.1.3';:1- sum of 1111111115'1111
the, church lot. This balancc \t'c 1111p." to
pay by March. \l'n- no It or struggling
wry 11.1111 1.1;9-1 :1 u-lnm‘h 111 which wc
may a-rt‘c tlxwlmrd:1-~utl11-rsi11thisrity.
0111‘ V1 »:'k in-z‘ub Nd by lit-w. Pond.
Slim-w: 11.111. It vl-liim. Wyatt. \Vatkiih‘.
Kavanaggb. Quad. ‘Nublo and: Judgi-
I’vrry. Tllt'gt‘tb‘l'tttl‘ pnbiin is “noting;
to l11-lp 11¢. 15m how can tin-y 11c inclin—
will» do so. if wv unfisnt'h 1-11111':11~tt)1'>‘as
your [Lila-l” l't‘lll‘t 1.~<'Hix-vl It» in In":
\\’1- do 1111! intcnd tolct t111iw;1.<:1.lrup.
W11 intwnd to 1111111 tho pt-rs» 111 who 111L5-
rcpi'uét-ntt-d 114 down and haw bin;
lltllilnllml to 111.»,1'1‘111 11xto-11tot’tho-111w.
If :1 libvl. wv shall (iv-.11 with it as such.
'l'ho ill‘llt'l“ 131.111 :lll;x’;ll’l‘tl yostvrday
dtm not do (lijilsiil'ax. It 111‘s1‘c‘prcsmts
11+. just as thi- lirnt. I haw-no11pol«.s,:1t-.~
to inuko to Lt!l_‘\‘utlit-I 11:1“: 11-1.—'~1rr11w—-l
only bun-t that your sat-rod p.1pcr 1111.:
born margin by our (rut-nuts as :1 medi-
um thr- 111,211 which tl11y1‘111po‘ to 111:11051
my t-t-mjn‘cgution and rival awaythvloyt-
and mpst [n-rftrtcox1tiric1tcc tho publiv
and ‘i'rivnds haw in 11s; .
I Wish iti1>~l.!it‘ for (111 isonvtit of thou“-
whu do not know. that 11111'1-11111‘1'11 'ms
Sl‘ll apart in 1111 tho First Baptist chunl'h
ofNorwulki11 311. It is a 1111-111l1cr of
tlu- Fairtirld (”suntylllptist assm'jation
and tho Baptist ritittv mtm-ntion} and
that it was int-orporaml August 8. 1M1").
Monuy. law. must-‘11- ;11111 (ind will p‘
' Your; wry truly.
.lnuxsn 15' W. HILL.
Favor 1r Calvary Baptist church.
Norwztlk. (‘t. 1 *
Married on labor Day. 1
,.
uric: 11:.
limns and Motonnzm Fwd 2\Iltll’t'\\'.~‘
wcrd in charge of the“ car. and thou “‘tL'i
only 11111- pztsscnin-r aboard. “'1 1rd y 1151
at onms scnt to thc 11hr barn. and the
Work car soon arrived on tho menu. but ,
it. was over an hour before thss 1-.11' waa a
back on tho rails. No danmge‘ to tho «
car was 1111111». ()thcr. caret Worn dolnyml,
and it was necessary for the depot p.15-
songers to walk to and from the scene oil
the accident. :15 no car could pass.
1
(it‘ltl‘t‘ D. Hall. of X ul‘walk. 111111 “111'-
lwrt L. \Vilmn drtm' to Inavisli111‘1‘1 la-«t
Labor Day and Wcrc quittly 111:1r1'icd by
tho livr. D. M. Nitw‘cllNJII. T111- 11cw.< of
Illt‘ marriagc lcalml out yt-stcnlay. win 11
Mrtl‘t'llson lci't. Nurwalk to join l11sr
husband at Now Ildvlfll. whcrv hi1 1.x c111
ploye-tl a~z a 11111':il’ltlt;}i 1111 tll - \Vi’fit
Huron trolley lino. Mrs. \Vilson‘ is a
daughter of Mm. Mary Holt. of Hoyt
strut-t. '
plan to 1111.»:rcprcscat 11.}: wanna-goth“
I
Stalls and bin '
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Gloanings From the Gay Worlll of
'South Norwalk and Norwatk.
IIubcrt H. and (.‘harlca '1‘. Mitvlwll 11n-
tcrtaincd a numbcroil‘iondsdaat night.
.1tthcirhomc.117W1-i1t sin-ct. I11 tbu
1arly part of tho owning tin-1'11 won»
1111:11111\1‘1:1';1plis. followcd by dancing anu
1thcrautumncnts. 'I‘llt‘flllt‘h‘ln prcscnt
\Vt‘l‘t‘ Minn-:1 111-11111 Swarm, Maud llnyt.
I“l(lr('ll(’t‘ Krndall. (.‘1'111-11 “It‘lit‘l'llltlll.
l‘hnclic donning». Daisy 501111111113 Lou
.1111! 1.11111 Hum-11». May and Hanan
Hittith. .‘lvnnis- Hood. 1.. \'l('tut‘i;1 Day
Ill-l lit-mic Smith. William
W. linyt. .li'.. (‘latrlcs‘ Swarm. (‘hnrh-s
R. llnkt 1'. Frank :«lu~11111111. lirt-t’ctt’ W.
Folios. William 1511c1'mlrvi111: tinnith,
Stairgc li‘itch and William Wadinnns
\Ir. l’nrdy furnishcd manic.
'1‘11-1“.~t:1gtc:1” git‘dfi by Fund: and
\llllard Stut'tmont. _\'t'<t(‘l'tltt_\'tlfil?’llt,ltlll.
1mm 1 lollo'cluclt'. at thcir homo on
i'llim'.'ood arcnn .' was :1 wry plcasaul
ttl‘air. T1111 l'olhswintz wot” pram-at:
ih-lbcrl Lawton. (‘larcnt'c Dunning. Irv-
111;: Light. l-‘rw‘nrnl Light. Wt-slwy
S'lu‘o’wn. Douglass 35:11-11 land Edward
andnll.
Mt‘.at1ri Mrs. ”111'ch Fork. of ("limo
elm-t. Norwalk. haw l't‘l’tll'lll'tl bonu-
in no a \'l.~it in Nowllarcn. acro111p111111-tl
by llr. and Mrs. Louis ('(tltlillll. “ho
will nutkc (111 111 :1 short \‘iait‘.
\\’11111|rt;s11 ('. Carlie. of Williams
t‘olh'gc. :mtl of 1111' lit-'1‘. \VilllnlttC.
Curtis. 111' Thu Dallt-s. H112. 1-111 guns.“ ol‘
his 11111-111. S. W. (‘111't'1~. l'niun lurk.
Mrs. J. Mc.\lli.~~tor and family. of
Danbnry. 1111\1' l'(.'illl'lll'(l lltlilll‘ aid-1' a
visit wnh Thom.“ (X. airy and fondly.
Watt-1‘ strut. Norwsilk.
"lh- Mimi-s 1.1111111 111111 .lustsphinc
Slm'rnway. 1-i' 151111strut-1.11.11.1s 1‘1. 1111'111-11
.‘roi:1;1\'9.~it i11Ncw111w11. whom the y
own: ('hrintnms. .
l‘l'ut’. Miltxu 'l'urk. of 111 sb.11't coll: 41‘.
:is'tivt'd. N. Y..su1tl Mrs. 'l'nrk arc gowns
:11 111v 11111111; -l' ('harlcs 1'}. Mill‘vsr. High
«trwt. Nurwulk. '
Mrs. H. I). llyxlni», of South‘ Main
«Il't't‘l’. has 3111111 to Mo~ri1lc111o >llt'lltl
Now Ytar's with (.‘ollct'tor .l. (.7. Byx-
llt‘t’.
- “'illlelm of tltl‘ 3115‘11121
ll. Aikt-n.
storm lr- going: to Now Y-‘srk 1l1i> c\'1:-11~‘
111,2.r to rid! thcgrand111101111.
«Mi» li‘tflv (i‘rilllth. pf 51111111 Nur-
w'nlk. ix spvtulin}; tlw holidays with 1101‘
purcnts 111 Slit-lion.
'l‘ln- .‘Il.~~1‘~ Margin-1 :11111.\1111i11l\-113:.
of Main ~t1‘c1-t. Nurwnlk. :11'1- tintingr in
lil‘ltllfl‘luil‘t.
Mints .lt‘lllll!"illl(l .l\'.1tl1c1'in«~ licyn-
ulrls. «1f Ill'ltlt‘ll :dt‘t't‘t. arc
\‘lrlllllLI in
1.):111l11111r. ’
Mrs. ’1‘;1l111:1d1:1- Zak-xv. 111‘ Win-41 sin-ct.
I114 1'141111'11121 from a visit in Now York
oil}:
11 Illls ('Litlcu. 11f “hilt”: sli‘t‘t‘l, 11.15
11111111 visiting his lu'othvrin l’attsrrlon.
N. .l.
Mrs. Mary 111. Ashton. of llync liltit‘t‘.
is \'i-itin_:: rvlatircs in Bu 11sk1yn.
William “3111111111. 111' Norw;.1lk. will
spr-nd Now Ycar‘sz :1r Nynck. N. Y.
(5.11131121511111111‘3. J. Hill will
in town1:11tilh'att;rd;1y.
Mrs. (‘. ii. llarrcy in in New Ilzwcn
inlay.
Mrs. .\.. 11, Tyler and 1‘1111111‘1111. oi
(.icrunl 1-‘1:1~c, haw t'cturnod from ;\ two
wvcks' vinit in Brooklyn. .
D
nannin
A Singular Secretion.
'"Hiddt-n aw'ay—dunv long no 11110 per-
haps knows~—ontln‘ Now York Biblo
socicty sinslws lay. until :1 somcwhut ru-
1~1~11t pt~1'iml.;1n old Windsor. Hadley
:11‘111X11rwalk Biblc. Tho sacred Vol-
nznc. of high archaic illnétration inter,
cst. was" brt‘snght to this country by
L‘cntonant :,~':111.1‘11cl Smith. of curly New
England history. It t‘vll. 1‘svido11tly, to
this :«ttlcr's son. gmandson and great.
grandson. tho lulu-rot whom l)r(.)ll;.:llt it
with him to his Nt‘irwalk homo bcsitlo
Rust-11 (.‘rt-t-k. an estuary fcd by the
brooktlmt. flowing.r iron thc Indian
haunt nou'lrnown as Bull llnn. sparkl-
1-11 down tho rcd man's tlt‘t‘lll‘ll)‘ just
north of thc prcsmn noidcncc in South
‘Norwnlk of 311.1. nun-m Hill. The
original Smith 11111150 wasbnrncd by
Tryon. but 1111* Smith Bllllt‘ Survivcd/tlns
(hunt-.5” and twcnty‘onc yours latcl‘i‘c- 1
ct-irctl 1111.111 its wcll rcgistcrcd (1y Icarus
.rurords 111' helpful Norwalk mention.
Tl1t-5srocords haw been copied by tho
RN. (7. M. SI‘IIOC‘IC. Thcy st‘ttlc. bcyoud
naiumiy tho podigruc of the large branch
of tho Sniith {11111in rcpt iscntctl by Gor-
.~hom Smith. of Norwalk Island. and by
111.11 fatlu-r of tho late .lndgc Stephen.
Asa. chry. ('i0.11~:.:.’~ E. and Wat-1113..
Smith. of Norwalk. Thcy also fully
attcst thc linoagc of “Susannah Smith.
of tl11- province of New l:ii'1111s\\'it‘k."
who, by llt‘l‘ niarriago ‘to Captain Isaac
131111.11»... 1111» anroszor 111‘ silllli‘nf tho
distinguishcd of thc nation. This 1311111"
in finally in tho hands of. those who
cherish it and who will see that It 111
safely preservet'l. 1N on alk;11om‘-vor. is;
its deserved destination.
:1
twig-L
Frank I). Layton. ls‘ranl; Smith. 51:11:11"
31, 13115.
A .1
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Fun at "ID Opera House.
l'roi‘. Iic_\‘ttold:»‘. thc ltll‘tilttt'l'lill. had 11
good audicnct- at tho Norwnlk ()pcru
tiothc. laszt night. His c11tcrtai11mcnt:
gatwnmdsatisfaction. but Illri hltlijt't‘lfi
wing cannpom-d of boyit. tho uktsptics
prcscnt took but littlc stark in tho tests
I‘hc profound will probably haw :tl
chanccto 1111-1‘1- fully dcnunutratt- 11111.
paw1 12-1 (bi-1 owning. 'l‘iw p1'ot‘11sn‘111"1
come->4 highly l‘t'i'ilillllu'lltlt'tl and in}; v11. .
turntinnicnts curtainly 1'11ttlttlll “111111113.”
of tutillH-ltte'lil, as anynm- pun-mm l:.-.ri
17\”1‘ltlll;: will ti-szil'y.
Sowing the Wmd.
italwl and tusrtninwl. first 11111f
.-;l1ows Mr. lh‘aluuzun's bunsn in tho mun—i
try. (111- braving at ‘ 11:11'1‘111111-11‘113; 11111
nt‘t‘ttlltl, I‘It'tl .1\11uc.~411-y'r: chandwrs In
"111-
111111111Xcottagoat Fallnnn. 'l‘bt- dictimr
of “Sowing the Wind" is sparkling. clov l
is intcnsvly intcrcming.
company doliwrstin-v.11rious parts in a
aupcrb 111111111131“. "Sowing lllt' Wind"
Will be tho bill at Iloyt‘a Tin-mm .‘111111- l
111’ owning. January ti.
South Before the War.
.1\pit_'tur(-.ni‘ darucy tii'c in tho good:
old timos will l:c poncho-d at Huyt'aI
'l'l1catrc. Friday night. January 3. in 111p}
production 111' Whah-n 6': Murtcll‘s swnic ‘
play. “South lilt'flll'l‘ Illt‘ War." It in.
5.1111 to is - 1: play i'nll 1.1.~ stunt-Simon >11
of thon- plantation mums 1‘11111111111' tn
11:11.--cw1111Inn-w tln- bomb in slaw-ry
tow-.4. Thc typical soutln-rn darky.
with .111 his 1-c1'c11t1‘icity. prctlominatm
in 11111 company. though thc l'I‘:tll.~Il(‘
portrayal of this whitc actors fairly 111111211
tin-11' idvntity. This play i11t1'nditctwq
clcs‘crly :1. 1111111111": 11f MMIPUS that an)
posdn‘ciy llIt‘-lli{(‘. Ilcaiistiv
follow 1111c 1111.1111111-1.11111111111111‘11111 audiv
sci-111»:
I
[I'mticxl to :1 ”(NW laugh-11 1'11k1- \‘alk.
car. which will m1c11py slittl't‘ acarth.»
111-11111} ‘
SHE iS no SISTER.
. Miss Harris Give: Her Version ol the Calvary
Baptist Church Disturbance.
13111....011111... 511141111111. 1m- 5111:
y1 1111' Saturday's 1111pc1‘. 111 round to thc
(‘ln‘istnnu t'cstn'al hold at tho (Edvary
Baptirl ('lllll'l'll. It i511 (It‘t'lilt‘il untrnth
that 111;: lu‘othci'. Mr. Scab-s. Wirilh‘tl to
H111 tha- t‘wnml v.‘ith:11l:1111-c. Iliad no
proposml Mich in tho
\t‘tll‘hlilltul‘ any kind is carriml on. I
k11cwnntl1inuof 1111- tllhllll‘llillll'l‘ 1111111
prcpa't'itu: 111‘ 11111311. (1111111. :11 1110 lli'rli
landing. 1 board lh-at'on (irant and my
Alter lisp-11111;: for :1 111111111111t I
found it “as lu'ntm‘ Mr. sun.»- had
Hill. to play :1 fr-w gunlcs in tin- lowcr
.sayihg lu- (lltl not only who ho had ank-
cd: that ho was thc dcamn of that
church. and all “(on gum; Would lsv
prs.)i1ibitcd. 'I‘hclou't‘rliull. whcro tho
t,11.~'11111c\\11.~.is not uscd for any Wor-
SlllllhllilliVi‘l'. 1 did not call Ilcncon
(111ml abigblack iiiggvr; but i caliml
111‘1‘ him a. blarkbnw.
malts nor chairs. nor wasthcrc any books
hurled.
; 110 1111112» of a 11151 rucc to belong t11“t11at
hang and t‘allm thvir sistcr than any
ing thirl‘ will ' appear in your cwning
papcr I am
Rcspcctt‘nlly.
Mm”: litmus.
1 111100 wlmtcvcr.
1 A Second Lieutenant Elected.
Thirty-one lilt'illl)t.‘1‘a‘ of Company 11F.
-C. N. (‘1...inet at thc Norwagk armory.
’hlast cvcning. to nominatc :1 sccond 111111;
. porul Harry Btt'lli‘llll‘l acted as sccrttzuy.
Thorn wow two candidatcs in tho tit-111.
Quartorniastcr Scrgcant William Ii.
Janics 11nd (icorgc R. Nash.
.to ltllit‘zl formal ballot rcsultcd are fol-
‘lows: Total 111111111111'ot' vote-s mist.‘ 31:
NY. L..l:11111~.~'. ill: (it-.mgv R. 511511.15.
lTllo election of Mr. Jamcs was math-
unanimous. in '
His Finger Laceratedf
Ge111‘gc\\".Byxbot-, of Spring :111'1'1‘3t.
|omployct‘l by the Berlin Iron Bridg-
c01npa11y.caught :1 finger oi hiaright
hand betwocn two picccs of iron. this
noon. and had tln- mombor badly laccr-
ated.
_ MISCELLANEOUS.
11011.41: c 1111mm. Now is 111mm
_ tncllp 11‘1y1111r lint-sen. Unit-r11 tnkcn
ntrcet. Norwnlk. (,‘1111111‘112 alone on Thur»
day. Friday and Saturday '1'. la.
01 Y .’ 1
l t cant.
1‘ “(N11111:‘MfiinztiK1211."19115111111111 at..-
I. 11119. Norwnlk. In, prrpnrcll to do
‘dresnmnking by 11111 National Garment
llCutting System. Perfect tit guaranteed.
(131 1W
1.. 1
1111 ”11111112131 1111111111.- ;
la Tells You alt About 1111111 1.1111111
5 "1111111."
London; tho third and fourth. Itt1>~t:t~lll""“
l .
11119111 and elegant ; tho storyot‘ tho play; Wm“. faintly. _
.l. lmqipnmm l:tlil:ill‘t'r»~1~1t.tl'1' If milk and butter and _
i 11an good rct‘orcncc. Address box 105.30..
‘waytnu. (7111111. ‘
1 ~1r1n‘
11111-1‘ Ls‘ fairly 1'111'1'1sslu1d with its 1,:11111psc »
111' 1111i tiinv dorky bib and i.~ finally“
l‘ln-rc will hr :1 p.11'11dc gziwn by tho 1-11- ,
t‘m- company. 511111111; l'ro111 thrir Ilnit‘l 3
s s
:Ilmb
'l‘Wt) (first?
of
.. ... 1mm ..
Every Day Worth.
of YOU Pill 11 115111: 11 ms.
' ' Because Your Advertisement Belch“ (in EM
111 Hundreds ot the Best Class oi Dunn,
the Intelligent and Thrill] 1’0me 01
Narwalk and its Neighboring Town!»
"Want.” “For Solo,” "To Let."
and "1131111111." and admitting»
mvnta‘ of a “111- chnnu'tvr. not (”Guiding
:lru Illlt‘1\'~~'tlllt'tlill\’lil(’lll to thirty ordi-
nary \t'ol'dsmut‘u insvrtcd in this oolumn
grub day for :25; (THIS; three days, 50
"Sowing thc Wind" ix olab-nuxtch’3“““1-‘11‘“”“lltt‘lio’lll .
WANTED
’ .tSilthi and ironing tt‘i do at. home ,
..1' 1111‘s. tilt-1W or totnkohome. Ad“
".‘IE‘ , 15111111111 sun-21, South NorWnllt. ‘
d 31 35
51.4111}: «worn-11131111 colored womm
its “cm-ml boom-worker, jn flnltlll
Must. be a good «unk‘nnd
m .
u
\
l
d 893:
\\ .\.\"l'l£l) «Young girl wan ted to us-
.~'~1 1n loom-“Mk. Inquire at the
H .N'l‘lNillnll’I'lFli. 11281!
( ‘1 (Nil), 1.1111111» yuan: 1111111 to work
out. Apply 1.1m Elwibeth utmt.
liEllBt-
' TO LE‘I‘.
; l ()Wl'lil part «at homo-,0 Clo; strqet.
1
Apply to 1. (‘.-\ VANAG 11, No.21)?”
(1.31M
lltltlll and 1111-1111 tor 111w gentleman at.
l Mun. Hunt‘s. :39 South Main sin-«t,
” - d 3!! 35
com ’I‘s-rmcc.
'l‘th t'oulm- in lhbble’n. block, second
”our, from January 1:. Rent only $5
1111-1'111111'1111;111~'1 barn at 9‘.) South Mam
, .-\:mi}' 111 .l. IRVING 0138”“),
at 1"t-1'1'1s' (' ml ullutv.
bizdgc.
Washington sort-ea
V, v. (1:18 3‘
‘I'IWUND (1 mr tiroom house, No. 5 Ben‘s
- I'larc, East .\'111‘w11lk. Rmt $10.00.
(1 28 3t.
lintluiru on pr1~111isc~1.
DARK. lrvptire upstairs on premises,
)1 .‘1.'1>_’outh Muin stn', South Nor-
ualli. , d283t
'1' No. in") Harbor avenue, Norwulk.
. >1.\ ruunts‘ wnh city water, rennin;
1.1rvt- rooms. any water, rent 84.
liquoliv convcnnnn from Sorwnlk or
‘51111111 Nurunlk. Apply to RALPH
MUDDY, 11111 East Avenue, Nutty-111k. . .-
(116M
1
1
l
1
wish to cm‘roct :1 nitilt'lllt‘lll pnblishml in“
P‘UL’R mom; apartment, second floor.
”11.13911“nablngtnnsircet, windows ..‘
111 every room, hulls llzlllitftl and cleaned;
[dour room ap:1r1 incnts. trout. and rear,
& (.‘orln-tt block. Tilnnd u .
11111'11 floor Sunrtz
Fl \\ tubintztdn Ktrcct. rent 59
and $10. An»
['l\‘ ”1.1) \Vl‘IlJ. (Tithtl‘i CU.
jylti ti
‘ \‘WIVEN r111)111~,li\'o on first floor, tit-23
s I
(bought 111' 11 11.1111111. nor Would I haw.
buildingr win-1'1“
l-rothvrdlr. 5.3.1115.) in a hot disputo,
, _ _ ) 1 Woodward :ti’t‘ltllt‘, rent :37.
askcd 1w11'111ts.~1o11 ot tho pastor. th'.‘
hull, 1111,11 Matron (irant had intvrl‘t-rt-d. .
I was on 11115111.. , ,
.as thcrt- was nun}. in tho room, 11citl1c1‘.
I 11111 no siétor 111‘ tin-11's, nor do:
I wi.~11 to 111- addrcmrd as sat-l1. It Would
storics pnblishcd in your papers Hop?
Rcv. Hill had no hand in tho uisturb- .
tenant. \‘irc John H. Uhusc. rcsigncthg
Captain R. M. R‘isv.‘ prcsidul and (311‘-
\\
A motion ‘
at Millcr’n blnt-k‘mith shop on Ilrltuki
GREG» .
.1-1111111’11 hll't‘t'l.
Inqlliru ol PLAT’I.‘
l'llltilu.
1119“
g [X rnont cottage on Quintard nvénue,
. .-\l|'tl\' ('1 CHESTER F. CLARK, l!
stilt!
(211511111111 art-1111c.
’l‘WU room 11111139. corner Washington
strwt and Railroad avenue, pest-
olliccl1111ltlinu.rcnt$l;‘: 11151111 fire won.
:tpnrtlncnt in 51mm bonding. suitable 1'01
5111.111 tannly, ' For particulars.
>r1-11t r‘ltl.
1111;1111't11vllit'1‘ (11.1) WELL CIGAR (70., 83
\Ynshmgtuu urn-ct. - n30 tf
Slir'tlxlliloorlive rot’):11.~1, Fort Point.
. hll‘t'z'l. rent aim: first. floor No. :79
Apply to F).
.\. WUUIHVA Iii). jyl '94 t7.
/ FOR SALE: f
'1‘1) l.t)\N'tn: FUR SALE.
Tin- WP“ known ink Business new car-
riwlonnwhe \V. (I. Hills (711., will he
1111mm] 11r 511111 to 11 1.111011 rcliable party for
tlhllt‘lll‘sllm. ’i'inJ wry 111351, of reasons
:urrrting. A liner chance was newn-
.. Hwit than thi- nnc. A clear solid profit.
H 1111 t*\ft*l‘_t‘ Sill” ran 1w made [rum its
~...1.11l:1r-.l‘ tr:1.r.ls~. (in account. of poor
lil‘dlill it must ln- disposed nfnt once.
('.111 111111 .wt‘ 11s. ', (’3. HILLS. New
Britain. (13111111.. l‘l3 Kelsey street. deli' 1W
E ' 1111121’ out. the cold by using Rnehnck's
It; wcathcr strip. It 111 Willet‘ and con-
1 1111111.111111'11rubbvrtlmn 1111'
“'11 bun-i1. Nilf'l‘liNORW
WARE 11).. 42 South Main stréct.
other make.
ALK HA RD.
all“!
‘ Fl YE rmnn Clllltllztfil‘fll Glanwond ave-
. one for sale cheap and on easy
_'t-r1n<. Inquire. of S. B. SHERWOOD, l3
Grow «not. 51511111 X1 1rwalk. jyit 1:!
)[IX 1‘10“ N Snyder skates with in;-
) pruvml”(Lyn-1111.3?" They have ab
.' -1.1111ciy.».11rt.-grlpnf clump m the: shoe
and “1111 iii any heel. SOUTH N011
:‘.\’.\I.l\' .IlAliDlVARE (10., 42 Smut.
Mnnistrcei. ” ‘ 1 (17 t!
’I‘WU or three good homes. Fit-st chance
. logo: 11. honw on very easy terms.
;.1\1~ply tn .3. B. WILSON, builder and
$1'l-al estatwiucnl, oilice ('1 Wall street,
-.\'11’l".\'nlk. 91mm. 1 ‘ 1 In? H
‘\' I1] haw the II. and B. pocket knives,
awry bladc hand . forged and ‘
uarruntctl. SO. NO-RIVfKLK HARD-
\V.1\ltl'l (1)., 4‘3 South Main street. 916“
- FOR SALE OR TO, LET. /.
1 " EltY, EASY TERMS. Cottage, 6
rooms, at liownyton, near the at.
_ tion. $7 per month. or will sell and allow
pnynmntof $10 per month toward rm:
l'lmfil‘l hmrwaud lot :30le (pet. Build
. 1111.: lots for nnlc, payable small amounts
woc‘klv or monthly. LENOX HILL ‘
LAND COMPANY, Mr. Jo
1(11w;1yton,or other of \V. A.
‘ C11,. Clothiers. South N-irWnlk. 026111
FOR SALE. RARE OPPORTUNITY...
The Stock, Fixturvsand Good Will ”or
‘the H'ltl'ur'hs Business of the late Joseph
;i“. It’onrkil. (lace-need. The business was
lf’slllllll‘ihefl at. 16 North Mninutreet, :50 th -
«Nor\\';tlk.. ninctem years ngoz’ denim lo
location and good patronage. Anpl soon
Emeither'Mrs. ’m. A. Brown. 14 "ohm
Intret-t. South Nurwnlkusr the tindtsraigned,
, Room}? Mnsrmic buildintt. Not-walk.
('llAltldiS (li..\lSl‘E.-\D.
liver-mitt r 21111. than. Administrator
ld‘llli , _
LOST. .-
1 ( ‘ .\‘ Wyn. nvc'ttle Friday cvcnimz. u but;
. containing.nrticlcu of no value to
any one excqptg‘tht- owner. and marked
twill: the ownhr'u 11111119 I! returned at
ioncu to the SEX‘TINEL OFFICE the (ind.
er will be: rewarded and no questions
'usked. ‘ , (1% 3%
encdict 85 p
Rt 1ban. "‘ .
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