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It iloonecded thatb the aetioaof
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A decision in the Norwulk Stiect Ruil- $111135! . ‘it I: lIIIII SIIIIMri of thI ant
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““3 company “mm from the layout judgot thereof, for an order granting
granted by the City Council of Nor-
walk, in connection with the extension
of the company's tracks through East
Wall street and upzlllill Hill, was receiv-
odin Nerwalk this morning. It is as
follows:
The mayor and (‘ cannon Council of
the city hf Norwalk, having adopted,
with certain 1111.1difications, tho 11111111
submitted by the Norwalk Street ail-
way company. for an extension of its
tracks in Wall stmeI, East 11111111111, and
thence northerly to the north boundary
of said city, from a «mu portion of
the decision and order of said municipal
authorities, mid Street Railway-11 as up-
pealed to 11 judge of the Superior (.1 am
under the provisions of the Act of 1.1111...
Tho following 11. the language (if that
portion of the order from which said
Street Railway company appeals:
“Meaning and intending to give, to said
Street Railway company thesame lay-
out already given to the Norwalk‘Tmm-
way company, from the present switch
, of the Street Railway company, just
west of the Quintard building, easterly
to the point where the Street Railway
company' s tracks commence on said map
adopted by said cit opposite what is
known as the Bisse homestezul."
The alleged reasons of appeal are in
substance:
First, that such location of the. appe l-
11111t’s tracks by the city authorities 1.». il-
legal, in that it gives to the Street Rail-
way company no right to occupy the
same, since the sumo location has 111-
mad been legally given to the tracks of
cent or company. the Norw'ulk Trum-
way company, which company is in the
actual occu '1tiou and use thereof
Second,t tat it is impracticable for the
appellant and the said Tramway com-
pany to operate their cars in common
01' or the same single trunk
Third, that tho 1911111111
said. Norwalk Street Railwa
¥ its plans submitted teen 11 city 1111-
t critics. is the most practicable, safe
mid convenient layout at the place in
question. .
The attorney for the ci of Nontalk
has moved that this appca be dismissed
on two grounds:
First, that the appellants having ac-
cepted and occupied a part of the layout
granted by said order of the city author-
ities cannot appeal from the order fixing
the location of the remainder of said
tracks at the place in question.
-.Sccond that the right of appeal from
said order of the mayor and Common
Council 15 denied the appellantsy by Sec.
1 for 11y
company
50f Chapter 203 of the Public Acts of I
1895.
The motion to dismiss the appeal must
be denied.
There would seem to be no reason
why the Street Railway company might
not adopt that part of the layout which
was acceptable to all parties, and by its
appeal only ask for changes in certain
localities; and especially when, as in the
present case, the changes asked for. if
made, would not affect that part of the
layout which has been accepted.
Undoubtedly the up t may up.
peal from the. entire on if it is
aggrieved by the entire layout granted,
111 from 11 part
of the order only, that is, from the or"
der as to a part of the location is clear
from the language of Section 1. of the
Act of 1895, which requires the appel-
lant to “state specifically the portion of
portions of such decision, denial, direc-
tion or order appealed from.’
The appellant' is not denied the right
of appeal in this case by Section ‘1 of the
ACT. Of 189.).
By the. langu: 1ge of this set tion it was
only intended to providc that the general,
right of appeal from any decision do-'
nial or order of the. 1111 111 authorities 111s-
pee-ting matters relating to street rail-
ways, granted by the lat 1111(1'2111‘1 sec—
tions of the Act, should not apply so as
to give to either the Norwalk Street.t
Railway company or the Norw all-t Tr 11m-
way company the. right to appeal from‘
‘ the decision of the municipal 1111-
' thoritics of South Norwalk refusing
permission toeither of said companies
to construct railways on certain streets
in said city of South Norwalk named 111
Senate joint resolution No. 1711’), Special
‘ Laws of1891'1, page 474.
The provisions of the section in ques-
tion have no application to the present
11p
pen the evidence presented, and
upon a personal inspection of the street
ip question, made. at the request- of the
parties to these proceedings I am of the.
opinion that the appellant's first and soc-
ond reasons of appeal should be sus-
tained.
The order of the mayor andI . Divorce Not! In Order.
Common Council giving to the a An Associated Pmss dispatch says:
pellant ”‘0 sumo “3'0“ ‘ i“ Y "'J111nesBuItcry,the boywhosc sensation-
givcn to the Tramway company,
between the points above descrilxid, and
for a distance of 1bout .‘00~fee.t, I think
is not warranted y the 111111. isions of
the act of 1893.1
The. effect of this order is Iogive to
the Norwalk Street Railway company
the right to use the tracks of the Train-
by said
Tramway company between the pointsl
way company, and now in use
.1 in question.
Section 1110f the Act of 1893 contains
conferring the power
to authorize onestreet railway to run
the only provismn
itscars over the tracks of another.
onlmmnmwdi “1““... mac...” “1‘§......""‘?r "‘
to or or a
judygethereof Thefluperior Court, or
thereof, can only make such
A Milli III III It!!!“ “not Illii-
upon thelpplllutlonof a street,andhmsegoods.thatmunbe' sold.
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railway ayaanpony and after
that public C(MWGIIWN
requiresit.TheTI-su1mob1
isotrtosaehuseofitltrlcks. “ml!
walk Street Railway company not only
has not applied for an order permitti
itto use IIIIII. tracksof‘the Tux”
company, at at meson il an
to 111111111111 order. Neither 1::
Superior Court norajudge thaw! has
found that public convenience audac-
eellitym require such joint aloof this
vhigfoaud
that privilege
Until such wapplimition has been made
it is not within the power of a in of
the Superior (‘ourt to make suci an
order. Seehauorder cannot therefore
be made upon this appeal. 1
But aside from the question of the
power of the municipal authorities to
make the order" 111 question, I think that
the 1m onvememe and danger which
Would necessarialy be encountered by
the pas'wugei's upon both railways.as
111111111 by those using the highway, pre-
sents such serious objections to a plan
bv11hu1h the. cars of these two com-
panies are to pass in both directions,
over .1 smgle truck for so great a dis-
tance through a street so much used, so
narrow :11 certain points. and having at
Mill Hill sostee agrade should forbid
its adoption, at east. until it has been
made toappear that no safer or more
p1.1etnablo layout can be granted.
‘or these reasons I cannot affirm that
portion of the order appealed from.
111111 not at piesent prepared to sus-
tam the claim made by then appellant in
his third moon of awe namely,
that the layout asked for by the railway
company is the most practicable, safe
and convenient for all partiesconcerned,
and that it should be granted: though
I may hereafter become satisfied that
such plan should be adopted.
1 am not now 1n possession of sufficient
information or of such facts as enables
11111 to present a definite location for the
tracks of the applellant which would
better scrw the convenience and safety
of the public than that proposed by the
plan submitted by the Street Railway
company, or even say that a more. prac-
ticable location is possible.
The. municipal authorities an. 01 Meat
ly not only strongly opposed to the plan
promsed by the Street Railway compz-I
111', but to the adoption of any “£11111 per-
cutting the la 11g of 1111 ditioual
track over Mill '11 w ithont :1 widening
of the street and possibly a reduction of
the grade.
The adoption of 11 plan involving the
pcr'111anent_ interloc king of the tracks of
the two railway companion, as shown by
the appellant :1 plans,’ 1s not tobc thought
of; and indeed is scarcely claimed by
the appellant. Should the appellant’s
proposed location be hereafter granted
it can only be. after the. removal of the
tracks of the Tramw uy company, or up
on the condition that such removal be
accomplished, as it has not claimed
that an order for the removal of the
tracks of the Tramway company can be
made by this Court upon the'prcsent 1111-
111111.
But with the the lo of the f1vo c0111-
panics separated, 11s ultimately contem-
plan (1 by the. :1ppcll.1nt' s plan I think
thei I1 still exists gr111e objections to the
laying of 1111 additional track at the nar-
row est point of this street,:1nd upon, and at
the foot of Mill Hill, while its present
steep grade r1 11mins Indeed it seems
tome that the running of the cars of
tho Tramw ay company as they are. now
o1n11'ated,uponits single track, over the.
steep hill, is attended with great danger
both to persons and to property
at a double
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can is as Ballast all Bl! as this file-
‘. lllnls Friends-Bouts and cum
Norwalk's society buds attended the
valentine dance given by The Girls' Lit-
erary club at the Athemeum, last night.
The 111111 presented an animated picture
and tho (svcasion was one of rare enjoy-
ment. Many handsome toilettcs, made
expressly for this 111-casino. added to the
beauty of the assembly, and vied in liar-
Ineny with the elaborate dewratb 111s and
the conventional evening dress of the men
of a succ.ei-Is
screening Weidenhammers othestra,
while the columns about the hall were
Iwined with hemlock and laurel, dotted
here and there with golden hearts 1n
honor of St. Valentine. Bunches of
laurel pooped from the back of the pic-
tures about the room. Suspended from
the ammonium over the stage were the
The room was well lighted by numerous
incandescent lights, the glare of which
was softened by yellow
paper shades. Admission was
by card only, and they were taken up
at the door as the guests entered. As
early as 111‘ o'clock the youth and beauty
of the town began to arrive 11nd at about
911'111111111 the strains 01’ a two-step was
heard, eemu1euci11gt11e (lance programi-
me of twenty numbers.
The programmes Were unique, repre-
senting hearts, and were. astistically
decorated in water colors by 11111111 with
different designs At the bottom ap-
poured the initials "T. (1. L. (‘. " The
co1ers and insets were 111 1d togetboi by
delicate shades of narrow ribbon. The
imade work was executed with pen and
ink .by the young ladies of the club,
while the moors were. the skillful handi
work of Miss Sarah F. Lewis. Mrs. Ida
Cole and Mrs. (i. Willis White.
At the conclusion of the tenth dance
after 11'l1ic11,as announced on the prov
gramme. it wasaleap yearevent and
the men had to await the pleasme of
the ladies until the affair broke lip.
on VanBuren. William A. Curtis,
able velure,
diamonds; Mrs. William A.
chine taffeta. point lace collar.
Curtis,
the floor.
I am of the opiniont
truck used jointly for the two
roads is :1 safer and more eonvinent
system than th: It of 11 single track.
I believe that the mayor and Common
Council of Norwalk haIv- acted with the
utmost fairness' in the consideration of
this somewhat difficult- subject, and that I
tore st of the public ,1u1d' 111 recognition of ‘
the. rights of the. stunt railway com-
panies. With the 11111111 which they
DILS'SCSS to 111111111 their orders to remove.
tr'u ks Iowulen .1111! change the grade
of sin-11114.1. think they new be able
eitherto agree with the street railway
IcmnpauiI-s upon some 1111111 more I-
able to t1111111s11l1 es than that offere y
the appellants or to present to the
c curt 11 101' ation f1 11' said tI'uI' ks 11111111111111 .
111 that already ordered by the (ity7
authorities, and safer and more conven-
ient for the public than that asked for
by the Street Railray company.
Under those ciicqustances I shall, at
pmseut, make 110 1111.11 order upon this
appeal, except to disallirm that portion
of the order already made by the mayor
and Common Council which has been
appealed from.
Unless the municipal authorities are
willingtoaccept the proposed plan of
the Street Railway company. or can
agree with such company upon a differ-
ent location I will give. to the city
authorities, as also to the appellant,“
opportunity to present other plans, and
further evidence upon said questionsI
within thirty days from the duh: licnyof.
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:1111111rriagc toLizzic Ferris some time
ago caused so much talk, is going to
bring suit for divorce. The young con
plc separated about a month ago and
since. then Mrs. Buttery has been hav-
ing a gay, time to all reports. Young
Buttery was in New Canaan a few days
ago looking for his wife. He had heard
some of the stories about her and them
would hu've been an interesting inter-
view had they met. Yomig Buttery is
I living with his parents."
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with lilies of the v:ullcy Miss firm-e
Bying 'tou yellow (11111111 with satin 11b-
bon trimming: Miss Julia Lockwood
Ethel Wilcox, yellow dimity; Miss Vera,
Wood, white iuulle with white satin rib
bun trimmings: Miss Helen Quiutzud,
pink (linlity.
Amongthe n111111 handsome costumes
were noticul the Misses (I'llllil Betta
low chrysantheinums; Joan Gregory,
lavender with white figured silk;A1ysc.
.Gregory,11'hitc111u11eoverpink; 16111in
Jennings, pink bcngalinc silk, jet 11 im
tiling; Annie Cole, black figured satin,
with pink silk and lace trinnuing; Lona
Cole, black figured satin with yellow;
silk; Maud Wheeler, blue brocuded taf-‘
feta; Edythe Cousins, lavender and
white dimity with lace ;Graec Stommell.
green taffeta. white lace trimmings;
Amy Watkins, white 19, pink ribbon
trimmings: EthifeycI: figui‘ed white
dimity. green 11' ‘ ribbon and lace:
llice Sherwood, red satin, with black
mullc overdrcss: Margaret Brendlinger,
pink crepe with white silk mulle; Helen
Swartz, light blue. figured silk, white.
lace and blue satin ribbon trimming;
Estelle \Vhitney, pink dimity with pink
satin ribbon trimming: Millie Wilcox
Edna Sherwood, green and white. d'i'mi-x
ty, blue, pink, and green satin ribbon
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tor Ferris, Harry Clap. Wharton.
Fred BIBLE. Em.“ filler-
mau, Raul] Beam, m “hauls,
William 1’. Beers, Rev B. B Watfltfln
Percy Beltz, (Elm Cram, Hauler
Byington, John Mall, Spencer
Adams, George Wtflwml. Charles
Regen 1.11.3th In (30111.6. N.»
The music was of the best. the floor in‘
perfect Ionditn 1n, and the catering first ,1 the young ladies a; flu dubmmu by If WK“ Mrs HM was
class, making the ad 1111' the biggest. kind their ability as com The omens; J” court “Miler! as tolwrhusband ,
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Miss Edith Louise Hunter 1113.113.de merits consisted of
She was gownedinabeeono Richard Holt
ing costume of yellow tafi'cta with vio— Howard, Ri's' hard Gillmrm' and JMIb odious W11“. president
Herciilcicnt assistants were MissI Utzi'nwgrr
[Grace Ad1un111n light blue lansdowno
tin-yarn disposed to act for the best- in—Iwhitebroczuled silk and chifl’on; )liss‘
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white. silk organdie over white satiny
trimming: l-Jdu'IWigham. white swiss; Ifl’flflefll’lfi "I Frederik M
Ali11e(.ole,ightgrecncremu with fig ' F-WI‘ ”WWW! ”‘WM ”I” HIM
med 111111-111; Clara Ells, white silk .de was much firepower! and not part in
chiffon; Violet Ella, white. cashmere ‘Ilh" mil-Iv. 11' P WWII was cit-111'"
with pink satin ribbon trimming; Maud "d “balm“ 0‘ the M and \ H
Hoyt, white 'crepon, pink satin ribbon UMP“. mm In" 111111111115 11‘1"!“
trimming: Marie Keith, white figured snowmen.» sun-hymen Ine-
9111:,an 3.1.1111, white 110111.211 swan; ‘mmew. Nubile
Louise Davis, Dunbar-y. oldroae .1111. m ez‘mmvflmm
Otherswhoenjoyedthc festive 1112qu Mm ForbydIcCIa
Bollard
The. sue enunciated-lull Issued“ to
of the organization are: 1’1““,le
The stage was banked with pulms,; lay Wood. M Edith L. Mini“.
Hunter, salutary, (have It
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'Eme W In lull In: In'
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Extensive mafia—1.116115”
letters '1'. (i. L. (1. in white. immortals. {0f the '31 901mm to be [haunt
the South Norwalk Congregational
church nestl’ridsy erodes (hears-lug
cmpelou the eve of Washiugm's birthday.
ourtowmpeoplswillhuel Mapper
tunity to gratify patriotic minim 111i
listening to a manned the old war
songs In addition toth church choir,
which isboldiug lplrill annuals for
this concert, some twenty1 sans voices
have been secured, and to‘thsse are to
be added a choir of young India and
girls, makinginanafnllcilmef
more than fifty vat-1s. Several of our
most popular mini-m will fake part and
fWII‘ male (mm A. T‘I Gm Will
play the organ compliments. W
ed by the Philharmonic mm
and abruss‘quanctfe Tbowliobrbl
under the direction of III. m
A number of Ink-I: am will
also, wearetold. be introduced to add
to the patriotk clarinet” of 1M cum-3
tain1ncut.TicketsarI-mm for safest
Plaistcdsdrugstoleaud l’inml book
thew was an intermission and Caterer‘ store The price» are [maria-adults,
F. A. Limo served .111111111r111s luncheon, £271 cents: children under Elmira, 1111111111
’u'tlestim'v (7111111111. Ancient 0111.1:
Flllis Howard and Arthur McDImald,
W. Hunter The putrouesses were Mrs. land organ sslcctiom. by Rkhard Holt ‘West
J.(1Gl‘cgl1ry.bltl(‘k and White HIlk,f“lII,Iwe1ml We'll registered and armored, A
diamonds'Mrs.1ra Cole. brown chauge- ! large delegation was present {nun Blind
brown velvet trimming, . River and Silvcmim'
dancing The (anomittu. of arrange-
Albert llazmrd.
Rchanl Dunn. Ellis
” nu sun's m.
The 11111111111111.1111“ soluble of Focus
Tribe, No, "111, I. U. R. .31.. 11111.11
last night. was :11 snow. both
in point oil Miniature and min
bility The clam-11111;: «new was Inaugural
nearly all the evening, 11111111111 many spec—
-t.1tors 11111 rovvd’ the suns from -« 1111131111111
the. hall, or obi-ls (1 away the time in 111.1
spacious caterers 11111.11 1111115111.:th lime!
"lent (Im'a'emmei‘c was 11111111111211 by 1111."
black IIKIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII yellow XII“ ‘Pl‘iilllarrmonic. meta-Mm. 1113111 1 Charles: ”‘0‘“! ”1““‘I "0 "‘ 30111
Yost. prompted;
consisted of Frank 11 Pitch, (lounge H
llirst. Albert Merritt, pom Benedic‘ last war the Ml4.-'$llilllll}0red 11111 ,111111 the
and Peter ll. Miller. \Ii'vtlur amiable
will be. giver: in two we! ks
“Git!“ m Wu.
Works company is in ism-3'11 of the fol.
lowing lette‘rf'nm Nuw Haven, which;
is sell explanatory:
m? l’hilhar» .
monir' orchestra fumlnhed mask. for [run “' ark; company was held yoswr. 10"11 ‘dn‘u‘luage‘d‘n‘l sundafi 31m 115.
The directors elected +0110“-
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IUTIUCIIW‘IIIMM
I“ ft! m 22-h”
Mhbmnflm
wuss-m
In the Superior Court, yesterday,
further evklenm was heard in thl'l'uttlr
divomecue,batthscourt reserved Ile-
cidouundlafartheriuvmtigatkmcould
1.11.11.11.19
(W5. Barmkiugh was granted
ldivorcc from Louisa Barracloagh, and
the custodyof amincr child. The de-
feud-at eloptsl from Net-walk with l
man named Hyatt ms] the two were
fouadtegcfhsrina room in Brooklyn,
modest The Will were mar
and the elopement occurred
March 1!. 10111.
I Attorney (111‘... man-cl for Margaret
:Blrmiulicrapplal from‘tbe Coun'y
3W. smelled and asked thaI
adltomightlwletfortrillof them
Thouotkliwls allowed and the trial
assigned for February 22.
Tfmclleof the Norwalk and South
:Xonnlk Electric Light company vs.
City 11 South Neuralk. demurrer, was
continued one week.
qualk clues assigned for trial next
1 week are as follows: Tuesday, (.‘harletl
It leopard vs. Enough of Norwalk.
Wednesday, The Norwalk Tramway
mpaay vs. ’New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad company, at 1115.;
Village of Chester vs. Francis Leonard.
at at; Martin R. Benton vs. Augustus
E. Duty, et :11. Thursday, William M.
Terry & (‘41. 1'11. Lewis Lockwood, ct ux.;
John Barthel 1's. Louis Schweizer.
In the case of Wilmot Fuwcett, ex
1111.. Town of Norwalk vs. Samuel C.
botanist. 111.. defendants have asked
for a finding of facts. Decision 1vIn
W them when the case was
triad bcfom Judge Dow'ns recently.
‘11» museum in the case of Fan-
zilli v.1. Plait were heard before Judge
IWheeler 1n the Superior Court, yestnr»
(lay afternoon, and decision was reserv
‘crl ltisa Norwnlk case which occu-
pieda long time in trial and is over a
building contract
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This 11.111.11.11; 111.1 11111 & 11.11.11.111.
Iliniglits of the Mystic Chain, gate 21 Lumber ccnimny, of Norwalk bought‘
The patrons and patronesscs we to very ewjpjyuwvgmiablp in: its hall last “m the lumber business of 11 M Ray
seated at one side of the hall. Tlieyi "mm; The pmemnmm mmmm moral. of Westpo rt and will conduct it
were as patrons Dr. J. G. Grogorv, Rol1-‘ l vocal mlosand ape-“by Otto Del’ieme, as a branch 0,. their Norwullt yard
1111110151". ll'tllwill t1‘1ke charge of the‘
port breath
Iron Works Officers.
The 11111111111 111eet1ng of the Norw all:
‘day afternoon.
were E.Bea11d, John H. Ferris W.
Bishop. If. I. Hovt and 11}. Hill. The
15.151.111.111;
Inwurer and general manager, F1. Hill.
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The funeral of Daniel Deenug 11'11341111901'111011: 15'
larvady attended from St. Mary’sehurch, 3 and address.
A solemn high mass of = 111g prayer and sermon by Rev.
this morning.
rcqmcm was said with Father Dougherty Jones.
aa' «111511111111: Father McMahon, deacon,‘ ,
and F‘th r WinII is. sub de' .'11 1111.
'-'l”l14 ( (11111111 11' 1:11 lm'oi'd ropons 511.1 mi I 0f Ihi‘ Mate Sunday
1111: for the ‘will speak Sunday morning. Theme.
The thw- «11111111111th (1 11mm week and mortgages amounting “T110 Home Department. II I“ the Sun-I ‘-
ttmv‘ £131.11?
man «the. 11m in 1..
cm of Ma‘s lemma.
Rawosraldll. 8111111111111 present to
11111 South Non-1k 0011mm
church, 001m morning, hlslnnad
report, postponed a week ago on account
of the severe storm. At this service the
yearly offering of the church for the
maintenuneeof its Sunday school will
be made. It is hoped that all niembers
of thlohurch and congregation willbe
present. In the evening the pastor will
deliver the second in the series of Sunday
evening uldrelses on “The 'I Am's’ of
Jesus." The address unuorrow evening
willbe on the words, “1 Am the Light
1fthe World." Printed programmes, in-
iluding the responsive readings, are
Ilsa-fluted to the congmgatiou at all of
shear- srrvices, am] the music specially
Idjusted to the theme. The musical
parts tomorrow night will be:
012an~liieiilauo "111-kins
llespouco
L'huut—lleuodiclus W. Chard
Response St. Ann‘s '
Response-Heav'uly Father Beethoven
fathom—Light of Lights h-slio
$11111~Tbe Lord is my Light
Organ—lbstludc OfferIory lmmmeus
First Congregational church, Rev. T.
K. Noble. pastor. Services at 10:80 a.
m.Iaud8p. 111. In the morning Rev.
A. F. Beard, D. D., of New York, will
preach. lathe evening there will be a
union service in the interests of Sunday
ichool work, the Baptist, Methodist and
Grace churches uniting with this church,
the service being at 8 o'clock. Y. P. S.
C. E. meeting at 6:30 p. m.
it the South Norwalk Baptistchurch tc-
morrow. 1n the morning 0. B Foote,
president of the Connecticut Sunday
School association._wi11 speak on Sunday
schoolwork. Mr. Footcis an enthusi-
Istic worker and a pleasant speaker. In
he evening there will be a temperance
rally under the auspices of the Y. P. S.
C. B. One of the best lawyers of the
note, If. A. Hall, of New London, will
leliveran address. Mr. Hall has bad
1dicial experience in dealing with the
litiuor question, and speaks from person-
alaoquaintance with the facts. He is
sgoodlpeakor. This will certainly be
aservice well worth attending. Every-
body, especially those notiuthe habit
of attendiug’church, invited. Good
seats for all. I
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. A. S. Kavauagh, pastor,
preaches at 10:30 a. 111.; subject, “Human
Conjectures Concerning Divine Things.“
At 7 p. 111. there will be ajubilee service.
A large company of 'men and women
will receive the sacrament of baptism and
11113 received into the church. The ser-
vice will open with ajubilee song ser~
vice. The revival hymn book, “The
Finest of the Whoa, ” will be used.
IHowaid Till1, the popular young eer-
Iuetist, will assist. Doors open at 1.110
“. Cordial invitation to all.
The ser1ices at Gram ehureli, tomor-
10:30 a. 111., morning prayer, Litany and
sermon; I2 111., Sunday school; 7:171 p.
‘1n., evening prayer and address. The
rector will officiate. All are welcome.
. Ash We1.lnesday. February 19. 8. 11. 111.,
Spocialscrvices willbe held all day Most
8 a n1. ., Holy Communioup
pleased WV?“ '
blpreduoed. andlcneouowill
burdofmoney.
features which are calculated 1’.
te'apopullrludieacl. Thumb“ .. ;
mechanical eflecta m multitude '
scale.
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I am likes hon?” Mn. Richy-flu” .‘
door; «by 111111" KIohy—aunmt, . 1
can seldom find anything when!“ it
yesterduyf‘
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"\Iauf " “Botanic" "To Let. "
"l‘1'ou11d.' and dadvertisemeuts of a
actor. not exceeding five lines—an
totblrty ordinary we ~are ‘
(olamu one day for cents. I run vs. ,
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suits. dresses. either made 11 8or
capes, infants‘ (apes, l1
fri es. piano. organ. billéaniIIr'ovec “gem.
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1111.11. '.—l1ow'erpart of house No. slicers
~ unset. 5111mm. rent. $9.11udIII
‘10 Day street. rent 5111111105 rooms, 0.10
:11eu11r1,ljast \qu'alk. rent low. IIsseseion
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V ‘0 I. ET.— A first-I lass house. all modern
. unpr'mwuents. good location. possession
\pill 1~t Inquire at 7.1 Taylormenuemesr
\\ est street. South Norwulk. 16 ti
O LhI'l‘ ~—liouIse No 1'» Hsnford
from Aprilist Hot and col
first and somnd floor house on
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South Norw .Ilk: lent $13,111.00uwaw.
V IO_ 1 ET. ~llouso '1 rooms, belden street. 87 .
Elm Grove store. $10: 11
street. cinema. 812: house 11
rooms. $12111“ in first-«- iuss orde
Inquire ofIlOllN Ii KNAPP. as
cc to let
FWater in:
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'Eoly Communion; 10:30 a. m mowing,
prayer. Litany with penitentiul Ollie-e
p. 111.. 111111111111 pmver
Thursday, 8 p.111.., even-
Dr
Friday, 111.111, owning pIayer,
Litany and address.
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ERev. A. H Wyatt, pastor,W. H Hall,1
School association,
to 1111:1113. For the corresmndmg weekldfly “011001 $0“?le l" o‘,cloek Mr. Hall
111-(Manges .1111r1u11tcd1o 151.3,.2'19
W. ‘3 Sinrteuint will leave. Soul-11
Ansonia,
President Bill, of the Norwalk [non ‘\\'.11crburv11ndllieridci1,to purchase a
aflorualk on Monday for
full line of lamps.
I basics 111.111.51.111 Main street, Nor~
I
Din/1111 Sm Wemin 111121-1111 of your walk, Who Il'lsls'eu seriously ill, is im-
favor of the limb 111 regard to removal of pros in}:
our plant.
compelled to do so.
lomtmly,
"fur; Bummer (.o
1’.. l1. Bronson. president.
”NW
The mutual muting of the lek \spiring
Water I om” was 1.11.1 at the “inflation of sword or idea easily Stip-
1,1 "ion plied from the ('(mtcxf.
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\Ve timed WI vital] not he“
In case we are
obliged to, we slumld _Imianly gm:
South Norwalk due «emblemirm.
11:31!on W”.
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Colonel ifnss11lll’rost is in Winstcd,
1isitingf.nnpauyl Fourth Regiment.
~1'Ia' “Tornado" will soon be here.
Maw of
Shakespcam. 4-1111.
will 111111, byrcquesf, an illustrated ad-
dress on ”(‘v 11ideboards and Teachers”
grcgationul church.
A “Forty Hours' Devotion" 11 ill com.-
nicnce at St. Mary's church tomorrow
morning, with a high mass at 8:30.
POPULAR AIUSEMENTS.
"lbs Little Duke."
1111111111 Russell’s. success "TheI 1.11110
Duke," was presented at Hoyt‘s Theatre
last night, by the Standard Opera
Boui‘fe company. Miss Irene. Verona,
who is a very pretty woman, appeared
in the title role. The comedian' s work
was in the hands of the uuctious Charles
‘morning we 11.-11(1st of ellipsis Doll H. Drew as Frimousse, 11 hilc Arthur
nition." 1 Benton, who pleaserl'all when here with
sympathetic student—- the MacKay Opera (111111pany. cssayed
P of S.—-l’1nctlv.l'1xample."
\. S. S. ——-“f~'hakI-sp(.11nv1.‘s
s1» of In". (413' II
”Young man," said the elderly party
[laid the
find foundation of my foiture by saving
with the big watch chain.
streetmfare."
and cm Ste privilege the Bull! wfll mi allow 81111..
the uni-iii. 113‘ 8111113?wa Int-parked the nimut youth. “It can't
silkwith lavender be walked in than ball-punch days,
frequent
“I didn't hams you ever drove one, "
the part of DeMontaland. The Duchess
do l’artbenay was delineated by Miss
by Miss Marie Edwards. The opera was
attractive in costuming and pretty young
women. Miss (II-Wolfe‘s solos and duct
with Miss Verona were I'ncored, as
were Mr. Seaton‘s selections. “The
Little Duke'
and will be heard tonight.
, "Th Two Orphans."
A good presentation of ”The Two
IOrphans" was givenut the Norwalk
Union service in the evening at tlic'Cou- '
‘ Inputs F11I'pariiIular1-11uquirout
I Carolina (111 Wolfe and M adame (111 Lusao‘ .
was sung this afternoon "
Eustuv 1qu1 All modern rovements.
‘1’111111 lumisIhed. JAMES L. WERE. 12.1
Il'lubi 111' enue. f
T No 111' Harbor 11111111111. 110111.111. sixI
‘ ‘ « rooms With city water, rentla alsothree
1TW111151L'IN w'.ater rents sally co aven-
; ient from New alkI 01' South Norw'a k. Ap l?
I to 11 ALl‘H 1100813100 East 111611116, Nome k.
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UH room aimrtnmut, seco d floor. rear.
1'.; Washington street, 11 every
1110111. hulls lighted and clean :nfour room
a paitmeuts. host an rem. 110011; Swariz
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‘IIlX room code 0 on
1111 to CITES EB}
avenue.
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etc. (10(11- hum-(- for the ri ht I'll'.
‘reasonIIor selling. lnquireo of“ &. 211?}111-
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suit purchasers. 1.111s stild on ma leash E!-
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. pluite¢..ltou table 11.1111 delve 1111,1111
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11.86 feet I
water front. 1-‘11 Iv furn
11.0mm tr PuIuIIiuh'e
now 11' hilo {on hum 111.11.
of Ala erburi'. Real ‘tufe Ind Insurance.
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Normans Hannuaazto to
Fll' l-1 room cottage on (limworulveu
for mice bean and 1111 (111117 81ml)“.
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Norwalk It“! I
fERl’ EASY TERMS.
liouuvtou near the static
or will sell and allow perm
toward pun'hnse1house an
Building lots for shied”
CEIIIIANY or monthly. ohnIlIb ’
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