Emma. .
ADVERTISE!
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NUMBER .3. 450
HIS PETIllllN llillE
Ito Action Taken III ileleue Captain of nominated by the mayor. and a ballot Sixteenth Annual MRIQIIII‘IIIO Ball 0i
Police Colegrove.
IIIELIIIII APPIIIIIlElI A “SUPER"?
Entered at the South 5.11.1111. laminate.
lt- Sound Glass Mutter.
{land had also made application for a
place on the fort-o as sumruurnerary.
Mr I’ 1111111111 said and he recommended
his apixiintmeut. Mr. Ireland was
lmulted in his appointment by a vote of
four to two.
The Council then adjourned.
NililWALIi GENEALOGY.
50111111 NoRWALK ooNN. '11? nsoAY I'EiracAaY 18 1896.
GEBM ‘m A18 CARNIVAL; 1 cosreanao TIIE Nicolle ureter.
the Sangerbund
lIIE "All. IIIY Willi DIIIIIEIIS
“m, m of Mm“ Com Before "'01 Rev. c M Selleclt' 5 "mm“. “‘9“. III Costume Grotesque 31111 Beautiful the lem-
Ioerd of Councilmen at an “learned
leeting—Iteuring en tire Elrn Grove
' Layout-A Sanitary Inspection.
No one appcuml before the South
Norwalk Board of (.‘ouneilinerr. last
night. to he heard in relation to tire lay-
outof Railroad place. and the hearing
was continued until the next regular
meeting of the. Council. 4
A small delegation of property-own-
ers interested in the proposed widening
and straightening of Elm Grove place
was on hand. however. Robert 0. Ray»
mend. of the Raymond (tro-
cery company, )1 slice of
‘ evening to listen to llev. (l. M. S11l|11ek‘.5
inn Before the Norwalk Club.
invited by the Norwalk club a goodly 1
number of our citizens asserrihltxl last
historical reading. Tire ground covered
by the reader was mainly that of the
earliest period in Norwnlk's story and
one local fact was bmught out to which
attention has never before been drawn.
vi7... that were it in th-1 power of an
Indian deed to convey title. their oue~
half of Norwalk today rightly belongs to
the heirs of an old New llavon opulent.
The keen legal insight on the part of
Roger Ludlow was dwelt upon and the
tiers of the Society and Their Friends lake
lorry Until the Down at Day—00r-
geous Tableaux Present on.
The sixteenth animal iiiasqiim'nde bull!
aridt'arnivalof the (lcrmania tin-rigor-
ltind was held last night in the society's
hallon the Washington street. bridge.
It was a great affair, and broke all pm
1'i1111s records in point of attendance. it
isbeliovcd there never was quite so
many people on the door heft-1'11. trying
to dance. and if the attendants were
looking for genuine fun no one was dis-
appiunted. It was there in abundance
cmurneuciug early in the evening and
historically valuable. pedigree of Not-
walk‘s renowned founder presented. The
remarkable ('ill‘l‘t‘l‘ of Daniel l’artriok
was mentioned and tht1 social promin-
11111-11 of his companions hinted. A few
p: ' pertaining to the ancient high-
and to early Norwrilk architecture
were read. after which Mr. Selleckg avo
an illustration of his trimmer of treat
merit of Norwalk genealogy. which is
coruparati1'el_v exhaustichlehad time to
read oulv two "Vorwulk lineugea,”th1w1
namely of the.‘ Seymour and (vr'egorv
families. .\s to the first he plainly
proved from the Norwalk Iaird records
and the Fairlicld and Hartford probate
records that Richard Seyrunur. who died
in in Norwalk. and who. like.
Matthew Marvin. was pmbably buried
iii Hartford. was the founder of the
Litehtield county legal Seymours. as
.well as the IInirierous families of that
>honored name in Fairlie-Id county. in
referring to the Norwulk ('ir'egor'ys Mr.
Selleck freely quoted "(irr-ntlraur" and
whose property at the intersw-tiou of
Elm Grove place and West street is
taken by the layout. was the principal
spokesman. He said he and his brother.
Alphonso .\. Raymond. the other mem
ber of the company. had no p.1rtu ulnr
objection to make loathe layout. but
would (,‘pr‘tl. to get good and SflfliQI'llf
damages if their pmperty was taken.
He said they would prefer that more
land be taken from the other side of the
stmct. and that thcybe1L55115511tlls11111lits.
or they would sell the entire triangle
where their store stands to the city and it
could be converted into a small park.I
No other property-owners made any
specific objections to the. layout. but 1111-
Conncilmuu Fox said he Would like to‘
soc. the street made. sixty feet wide. i11-
stead of fifty. The. hearing was then
clowd and the Council proceeded to the
regular businoes of tho session.
Bills amounting to $298.0?
dared paid.
Captain of Police (.‘olegrovc presented
a NEmOD' Emil.“ by a largoriumber' 0' i with the language made
prominent business men of South hor-
walk asking thwmwmd 0" the:lleui'v Gregoryas found in his seven-
force Upon motion of Councilmau’ teeuthccntur'ys deed now preserved in
Pearson the petition 11:15 received "I‘mlkairtield. the identity pf the family
placed on tile. «
Councilman Hutch recommended that I
the petition OLW. B. Smith for the 113- |
E::::: bgfgi'iitit‘ztltzztxllihhcic’rxuigillghlcrilm genealogy It is robe inferred that Nor
in accord with the. recommendation. i walk history" 15 full of ancestry lore. and
City Attornev Light. who went tol it is m be 11””th that he was last
Washington in. company with Senator 'H‘lllllg cut short byti111e.1n|ii.5 read-
Ferris. as a committee. to :idvt ate 11011I 111g under am he 1d.
appropriation for the harbor. thelyntotl
briefly that South Norwalk. 11.5.11 result
of their efforts, would probably receiv.
its sliare'of the river and harbor appro- ll. Knapps
pt'iation.
A communication front Henry ICE him“ "i ”‘t‘ “Gilli!!!” The \cterau
Guthrie. of Silvcrmiuo, relative tzoduu- ”I‘ll’t” th1 number 1. '“H'tv'aight met
33:69 of $16 20 to his horse carriage and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John H
harness. occasioned by a cavern in Knapp. on l‘lax llill. Monday night.
Frtuikliu street- on November 10%. 1.11115, ‘ The. club varies its 111111111111' of eutert: tiri-
was referred to the city attornev. I lllt'llt according to circumstances.
(1“). clerk Taylor read a ltttcr av night a few minutes weio spent in
1 Ii." 15
“'I‘IT‘ I II'-
-ot' John Giflegor). 11! V0111 'ilk seems to
be well established. From Mr. Sellock' 11'
rc'marks under the head of Norwalk
THE VETERANS” CLUB.
A Formal Organization Perfected at Mrs. John
from d
the proprietors of the. Norwalk Suk'di'ive whist. inst long enough to 151.111 “‘“l- "~ ‘ll‘li‘lll‘f‘l'li'gi‘ri 1'1'onrptr'ollir5' ‘
Mills. commending and thanking 1 who were entitled to the prizes proiideAl
‘ Chief of Police Vollmer for his efforts; by ”1" 1"“ ‘m‘l hostess . ,
t1 bring about .1 settlement of the 1'-e “W“ ”‘9 “N prize """mlmg ”f :1
cent labor "Hump at the mill. ‘combiuation brush. a curious thing in
'lTIIt't'ilyclcrk1'11'ttlhis annual 11pm! it” “'"y' n 'l hinhcd Up l" mu“ ‘l
of the finances of the city. and upon
motion of ('ouncilimiii Hatch it w;-u-.
ordcrrd' printed. with other city report.”
and the irrayor".5 1111153111111. in pamphlet
form, for distribution at- the animal cit}
Iiie'eling.
.\ notc 11.15 or-d1 red drawn iii fawr oi
ihe \\ :Itei' I lllllllllSSiUllCI’S for a loan to
the city of $1.00“.
(.".nrrI('iln1:III Hatch made the following 1
teeth. Mrs. 11111 Keep got the. next
prize, a beautiful cup and saucer. Mi'.
Stillson is not a flucn t spcake 1'. He has
'11 llt‘SllllHCV in his speech. but in his
1\pl 11111111111 of hi5 111111 llill" 11"111y om
l1c1'ariie intensely interested and all will
be glad to see him do well [with it. Mrs.
Keep is :1 fine speaker. It almost- makes
report on 151111111" 11551.:s5inents: Hillside " ””9 “"1“ hi“ breath l" 1'0“" “M “will“!
Plat-c. $1139.24. of which amount $113.11; E 0" ”W art "f pottery. It's l‘ wonderful
was 11.551152111111111 property owners. lion-gm" to h“ "MP f” Ell'ml before .1111
ford place, $77.47; pump”)- owner's. audience. aft111' having received a gift.
. 351.53. Wood strait. #343. Ill; 1,...“er {1 and tell how it was made and used.
owupm *IlJi-L 1r Thcelub has never had any formal
l‘ouueiliur-n F-i'ris and Hutchinson loi'ganizat‘ion. “”1"“ "iii!" like. Knapp.
“.‘.”. appointed :1 corrmiittce m 1151-111' four hostess. made a motion that the club
“in the status ”f the City in mp 111' um. organize. She made a 111511 little speech.
of “H ope ning of Railroad place. sliow' mg the power of organization. es~
.\ resolution appointing Councilmen I’QC‘"11.‘"" f‘“"g”l“"d"'
1111111111111 Hutchinson a committee to 'giluizcd by electing titl‘ f1'11l011i11g oili-
lay out l'.liiiGrmc place. 11.1.5 1111551111 l1_",l.'1.'rS: President. It ll. Rowan: vice-
the Couiicil. pn-sitieiit.1\|rs. John If Knapp: 5111:r1.'
Councilman W101i reported l:i\Ul‘1‘il.1l\ ' "1T “WE-2N .Slillscn. tr'11115:111'or.ltlrs.
"'1 thep‘llllOllflf D Davenport to buildi 'L'. S‘uartz. Tire catering was done by
a small addition to the rear ”f his ston iltlr Lane our popular l’t'Sllllll'ilttEnl. and
in North “a“. street and fl... asked f.,_ 11115 .111'1drt to th1.1 house The meeting
permission was granted. ,.
(‘ouriciliiian Kendall spoke of the dart. I Iongto ll" remembered. for It marks 5‘
germs mnditiou of the sidewalks at tlm‘“ ”7‘ i" ll“ “Mun-V The 11111111}er
[fillldf’l' .5' corner and in front of the Mz-i 1'"'“ M'- and “"5 -' H lUI-lpb. Mr. and
achmri Hotrl during 11 1' weather. Illltll‘lrs' \\.Il.Sworrlh.1‘lr and Mrs. 'l' H' .
also of .1 'l'uigemus place lll Clay stn51.l‘t'l‘|‘iS‘. MI Ml'l Mrs T l’11ko1'.1\lr..'uid
He thought mine-thing should bcdoue 1'11 M111 "- “WM/u M!"- and MS. 1']. Adams.
obViatc the danger before the city “'3... )It'..1ndl\lr5 (.'. S.Tro1vbndg11 ‘11- and
required to pay damages 111-“13..."ng 1 Mrs. ll. 1‘. Stillson. Mr and Mrs 1 \_
the appointment of :1 sanitary 111.111.5111: r'Gntliaru. Mr. and Mrs. M. ii. Parmns
to investigate the causes that give riser “111"“ “1‘5“ R Fit" 1‘1 M" and “"H- '
S. C. Palmer, Dr 11111131125. R. L. Hig-'
to contamom 111511'151'5 l ruler an onli
unuoc mused last year Chief 0f Police . gins. Mrs. I. S. Keep. Mrs Sarah Lpson‘,
Vollmcr was appointed inspector “and R- B Row“: ‘ 11'
Councilman Paarson said a Mr. Wil-f "“‘ "’ -_.._ ““
linms had made application to be up?
pointul supcrunmcrm'y on the polico' -._.
force. but he did not know the man. .\ prayer meeting will be held at
neither did the chief Samuel C Irc- Andrew .‘llcudersonstonight.
.’....—
WINNIPAUK
... .’...._ . an... . ~.~
. ('(‘S'S'l ‘.S'.
by connecting this author's statements
use of 11)"
Mon- .
(i C. Stillsorr‘
riiariiicr that whih one brush isblacking.
vourboots the other 1.5' brushing your.
The club or- ‘
.of the club at. Mrs. Knapp‘s will be. one '
continuing at a lively price until the
small hours this morning.
fumes. representing everything inutgin-
able, among them was a combination
lricli-S'am and l 1111c 'l‘oru. Brow 1111111
Italians ll 11.11'1' Willics. and 15'1'11ralv1'1y
h.'indsoiru costumes of oriii1-11sr.111lpr'111-
Huoof the ladv members. :11'~
raved :151111 old worm-n. carried an old
umbri Ila. luv. 11' hribof 11 hich wasallar h
1111 a tin tau. and sin
cavorting about until the cans were
pulled off by the misc hiovous boys.
'1 he Philiuirmouic orchestia rendered
I lie. promenade 111111crt
t |11111.lI1111g~rScle'lI-)n.
(“aliph of Ilagtlad—Overture.
The Tenderloin \'nii1lc1i|le-~l'luit.
Arourriltha- \ieirupolis' liverl 111'11.
'l'ableaux. t ‘11riIl1al-~ (Iverflil‘i'.
The tableau. "Prince (laniival and
His Attendants." was very beautiful.
the costumes of the participants being
more eloboi'at11 than was ever seen bi f1 ll‘l
at a ball in town.
fects gave additional
scene.
.'11 follows: Prince (‘111'11iial.(_iustav
Mueller: i‘riucossl ‘arnival. Miss ( hris-
llol' 1|: mu
ih'yI-r
l of Lord Gregory of England. with that l tine Spitzer: pages. l‘l't'fl Wolthanscnaudi
, Annie Wile ck' court jester. Fred Zarges;
heralds, William “'.1'ishoit (,lttoSiuge-
11' old: (i ambr'inus. John
llachus. Ernest Erbtor.
Other att1-111larris were the floor corn-
nuitteo. Miss Albertine Mmhi'ing. Miss
1(I1raldi111- “oithanst 11. Miss Minna
l lite-ppm. Mis5 Limit: Zarges. Miss Frida
Spiller. Mrs. John Bank. Mrs. Julius
‘ Becker;
Johnllaucn assistant irianager' . .luliur-
lit-yscnroth. l). Hohu. John Mmhi'iiig.
John Bank and Julius Bet ker Hot or)
tioritonuuittcc. Fred Hunkcmcier. Ru-
dolph Knippel. \V 111mm Jesse. John
“cishcit and tar] \\ 1115t111n11uri The
. ”mangtriient committee 11 as Julius licv-
Isenroth. .loliri \\olthanseri. Frat-st Br-lir
thoi I) Hohii. John Bank. John hint-h-
ring."\\'il|inm Weisheit, \ugust lleyson-
.-\d:rrrr Schmidt and From \\ ileck.
The gr. 'iiid march. led by the floor com-
mittee. then hogan. and the figures
were mm b admired. During the 11v
lotions "ti. 1 S".' 11'15 worked out.
ry ”1” arm: 11111 11.15 promptcr Refresh-
rirents 1'. etc 151' 1"111-1| in tin1 banquet room
‘ 1|owtr.~t:1irs.
Landed on His Head
(‘lrni'lt1s'Stt:.II1c a clerk employclf by
lletls IK' l'ai'ringtttiu. started to .'itlo.
down town with Wilson Walsh.a feilou
l'lt'l‘lu‘. aftersuptwr last evening. He had
just climbed upon the scat 11f thi- wagon
and was pulling the. blanket
him. when Walsh attempted to turn the
horse around. Stone lost his balance
and |1||l'I'1riIr the 3511111 to the ground,
Slllltlll"ll}l 111 his be 111 and cutting a
deep g115h In the 151,-a|p.Wnlsh assisted
his coiiipziiiiori into the wagon and drove, 4
to tin1 store. Stone'». head bled f1'1'1l1'.
jand he began to grow faint. lie was
taken to \\ owl's 5d1'11g '-t11i'11. 11 here |)1'.‘,
J. l 1. Gregory dressed the 11 omid.
The Horse ilropped Dead.
, l-‘ri-1iid5 of IA1.1111Ici'll-.‘1'kc1'.the
South Norwalk iloef company. are hav-
iiig‘l'nu at his tsp-111.511 tod11y.t)nc of
.thc .tirm's horses 11 as sick. but Mr. Ber,-
kor told a friend he did not think 'it seri-
ous. .\ few minutes afterward he Went
to flu stable to look at the' horse ‘11 hen.
as soon :15 Mr. Bee ker rappcarcd. it drop
pod d1 1111.
His Wife Burned to Death.
.\ 111111.511 .'II llivcrlimik. nocnpied b_1
(hurl 1'5 S. (lildcniIt-isfcr. wasdo-struycd
.b_1 ti11'1 '11er thi5 1110111111,.
:nuistt'r rushed back into the I111115r'. to‘
.511 '11 some money and other valuables
and 11.115 burned to death.
(If
More entt naiuing. -— l)i1:kic.you
must not play with that little boy in the
llow flat-his family isn 't as 80011 as
our 5.
"Why. mmnma. hisnfamily is a heap
botter'n ouru;ho'5 got a cousin that's}
.orazy. an‘
blind uncle 1111’ a deaf grandma."
There was :1 great diversity of mew
had no end of fun »
the following enjoyable programme for l
“WILNorwalk. tutomi H R. Hale's
Ilo\\1tt ‘
'— 1 nine.
The calcium light 11!. 1
splendor to the. 1
The principal particrpants were i chief at once started after 8mm" and ‘
Wolthausen: ‘
licorgc Singer floor Iiianagczr '
i{111—.
:ii’uirnd'
.‘Irs. (lildnr "
The Team at Went" Ledge of New
Canaan Visits Out Brothers .
Last night Our Bmtlmr' lodge. I. ll.
0 11".. entertained W tor Lodge. of
(New Canaan. The. 4 team of the
1111' Cannon lodge worked the second
degree on nine candidltee. Thom is.
Demnion. Marshall '1‘. Andrew. Jana-11
Farrell.
(fart. Melville J. Down! and Edward I".
Statues. The learn used its own purpli-
were present and nbioa largo number
from llutler I.mlg11.ef South Norwalk.
and a delegation from Bridgi port.
About It 111-lock the lodge members
anl their guests sat down to :1 banquet
in the Alla-11:11am. where two hundred
and fifty covers were laid.
included cold meats. lflnlelL'llf‘r. lic' 1111111.
cake and ice cream. and rig: Ll'll. I’ost-
pr'audi: 1| speeches follow-d. .‘In1or;\.('.
Wheeler pl" senting the noble grand of
Wtiostcr lardgc with It Ilaudumne cake
Addresses wore made by the visitors and
thers' Lodge. The supper wasa tine
spread. gotten up by Edward Street. Ad-
[Ilisoii .1\. 81111.5 and Charles Seymour.
who deserve great credit for their hard
work and the inviting npptvnwaee of the
tables. It was nearly I o‘clock when
' the gathering broke up
HE WAS TIRED OF LIFE.
lChicl Bradley Persuades An Old
J. 51111. Sprague. of Spriugwowl 1111111111-
sturc. Norwalk. yenterday afterumn.
l and pure hailed ten cents worth of strycli-
When he started for the door h1-
"31111 will hear from tI1i5 bo-
11
:rcm. irked.
'fore long.
i linigglst llulc did not quite under
stand Mr. Spruguc'n actions and when
Chief of Police Bradley came along ho
apprised him of the «Intonation. The
overtook him near the foot of Mill Hill
"W but are you going to do with that
stryehnine you jun: VFW" linked
'the chief.
“Well." explained .\Ir. Spraguc. "i
.am going to take it and got out of the
‘world. [am 1111 old 1111111111111 .'1 cripple.
'and of no use to any one. The town
supports 1111.1 and. my own family have‘
tired of 11111 so that i am simply a drag
on them. I Would be much bet-hr off
1 dead than alive."
The chief tried to argue with him that
‘ he was simply despontlent and that ho
rouly imagined his children or his family
'wero- tired of looking alter him. and ii-
rrally succeeded in getting him togivc
‘up the poison. lie
"‘1 iii to tho Silt't'flllt 11'5 ofli1'1'.1vlier11.
II aprain Ike (‘llI'Il‘I‘Il him up and he fi-
111 Illv left for home. looking upon the
'bright side oflift' 11111:1-1111u'.c
l Spraguc formerly worked for Fred-
't‘l'll'll’ T. ”('IIS.
cut. oft.
itir'ial limb for him. and since tho it it.
ill 1.5 "of along nicely. Iii-1 1fte'1 g1 ts d1-
Spmltlt'lll. however.
City Finances.
City Clerk 'l'aylor's annual
pl‘em'nlctl to the. I‘oirrlcl‘l. last night.
showed that the debt of thecyity..l:ur-
1111r1'1’>.lSli.'1.1v:11 it'll ’115. in The .-\'
pen es of the past vce 11' 111- 1'1- $11 11111.. " I
the principal items In 1111.: as follow .5: PM
departure"! $1.31" 1. Sr: illit' 111st. $131.51.-
.1::: polite d1- -part1nent. Stillbirth; electn'I
light plant. $51.] lift; 5tr1-1'1t ricpitl‘fml'lil.
1131111111. l‘.‘ -: city attorney's salary. $1,000?
| rstrct-t cuinmissiom-rs' salary. 3mm-
‘ 1 ourrnissions arid abatciricnts. 1:1,] I!” I.
1Thc revenue1 of the city from taxes.
lfleTSl‘SSllltflliS. 1 licenses. r-tt'.. was
1 $230.?J-IIJ‘ILI. and the city debt January I l.
N111. was Sill-3.1“». iii. The flozilrngdrbt
.was $07.00". There is due front collec-
ft 1.11.5.
'1 for.“ and other fi1‘1nl‘l'1'5.SIIJIRIJII.
/
Enterprising Advertisers.
llr. Stanley C. Gray 1" Co. today. in :1
new adventisem‘I-ut. set forth the claim
that their ail glasses are III.1 best-1 ever
ofl'crcd :it that price. They invite :Il-
‘ lentiori. Solid gold frames may be pur«
chased ata slight advance on lh" above
price. They also fill twulists' prescrip-
tions. . .
I.. ll. llct'lt‘t'l' seeks trad-- in the lllln-I
legitimate ways. by advertising and by
pleasing his patrons. Hi5 well-solutted
1 5t0elt 1:5 worthy of praise and entitled to
patronage. His wall paper will bear
flr’yfifi inspection and 11 ill prove must eat-
isfactory in quality. coloring and prices.
It takes two to make a bargain. and
all ought to readily enter into the otl'tr
Frank Ayers.
vortisement today. He om-rs an ex
change of his excilltnt line of riioats f1,r
your money. (Jive I1111111 c.1111
abrother ‘at's in jail an" alhim at his word and see if you nreuctitho market.
' satisfied.
-. .,....-, .-- ~.1...:ouw '..
Murray. William K. Post. Edgar M.‘
Herbert A. Barrett. John t)_:’
eruzdiu and furnished Itsown organist. I
About forty ruiunboril of Wilmer Lodgc'
Tho rt past '
also by several members of I lnr Bro '
Idan From Committing Suicide. . -.
111in 1
”W“ funk Ilicnltl‘
but of Int-1 years has 1‘
been 111-ripple arid rccrritlv his leg was
Kind ll’it'fltlS S'H'lll't'ti an .u'ti '
I't'pnl'l. .
' upon the loweriiigof the
proprietor of tin1 New
Y ork market. makes. Read his new ad—
TIlllllElS Mill TBIIIPS.
Dleeuued in all their Plum by the
City Council of Norwalli.
M1.“ < i
IYEARLY ESIIIIIIE III EXPENSES.
lint it will Cost to Keep the lunieipel la-
elrlnery loving During the Coming Year-
the tramway Petition: to lay Double
Incite - Annual City Heeling.
Trolley matters or copied the greater
portion of the time at the meeting of
the Citv (‘ 011111 ii of Norwall: last night.’
after which the tmrnp question received
1 the 1 want ilrneu‘ s attention. 1
City ( lerk i-.. M. Lockwood said llui
.had received Judge Hall's decision in
the appeal of the. Norw alk Street Bull-
5 wuv eouipzinv fr an the lay out given the
company bv the eity,1'.|111l1 left the l
'matter virtually the same as whorl it‘
first came before the Council. The-p13.
tition. .15 printtd' 111 ftill In the Sentinel. f
; was explained by the clerk. '
Councilman Triutraiu asked whether. i
.the court having decided that the lay?
411111 was illegal. .1 legal layout could be
given.
c arid be by following the sugps ions
of Judge Hall
Councilman i'lover odor-1d a rrsolu-'
tion that il11'111111y1-r' apmiuta commit»
tee to confer with the Nor'walk Street
Railway company ‘1
Hall's suggestions.
The resolution was adopted and Mayor l
‘Wlim-Ier appniiitI-d Councilmen Smith,
l'r'istram and Boy-11'.
' I‘ouueilinau Kent, of the committee;
appointed to confer with the select
men and Judge ilubbell outhotrump
'qnestion.rotmrt1d that Selectman Sel-
lev'k refused to harbor any vagranta or
1‘ anybody in tlu1 lockup. except prisoners.
' He told of the visit of Mayor Wheeler. "
('ounciluum Tristram and himself to the
lockup: that they afterwards held a
conference and decided to abide by So-
lectman Selleclt‘e orders.
Daniel ilonneckor naked permission to
be heard. and he remnrzked “i think ii
I was a councilman luould take the
bull by the horns.
Is- lemme-n canclosc. up the lo1.kup.'1h(yi
are ou'cntivo otllcors. not legislators.
and have no right to close it up. The
tramp quarters. as they are called. were
built bvavotnof the town meeting to
take 'are of these weary wanderci'a and
that vote has not yet been repealed
thev ptrsis-t in their present course that
prosec- utiug attorney of tho 'I' own (' ourt
should prtwcutc theta for malfeasance?
in oilico."
The 11,111.51- of tin ('1 uracil was that Mr
Kent should be coutii' tied on the corn-
ruittcl.
Mayor Wheeler suggested that the
Irintterlw left asit was. and that Mr.
Kent do what I111 could to soften tht
.5'e'le1tirrcr1 5 hard Ireartn
Councilman Kent said in- was inclin-
1111| to be immune aird felt sorrv for the
tranmsthcse cold nights. He thought
public opinion was divided.
The Council next turned its attention
tothe yearly estimates to he bmught
before the annual city meeting. ('.oun-
1'iinmn iloyer's estimate was :15 follows:
Finance. 412.7101): a1lrninintrative. fill. OIIU'
library. 8.3011, The library appropria-
lion. l1cs:1i1|.1vtuild be more this you 111"
than hereafter. for thc’l'ourrcil would
. have to lit 11p the new room with shelv-
i
i
trfilt'l‘ “Sillllilll'fi '.vI-i'c: Police. Hollis;
higl “111:5, :34. 111111; light. $11,111"; sewers.
411-11111; tire $71,500
t!11;--511'111:It1s:1111|(1111151111111 t|111 annual
city 1111'1- tin".
Councilman Smith ruptured progress
trolley tracks
in I'Ias! avenue.
l'ourn'ilmau Bow 1' of the consolida-
lion committee. report: 1| that :15 yet the
rommjm-pn of the two I'ifips 11.1.1 not miet todo the plumbing work in the
he id any nut tings.
II. V» .15 .11t1-1l to add $3,051” to live Plllh"
111g fund and to bor'ro11' $11,874,115,
.'t [volition from residents of Tn'oti
av-nnc for an I-ir-1.‘-.1'i1 light in that
street was rt'f11'1'111l to the chairman of
, th- t'ulllllllltl'l' 1." lights with po1vr.e
The regular monthly bills 11'1'1' paid.
\11 appropriation of N00. :15 legalh ad-
voi' ti51~.d was made for the police depart- !
merit. ;
Sumo-racy George \V. Mansfield. of ,
[111-Nor11'11lk Tramway company. pro
5111th another petition In the ‘onntfl
for. I layout to double track the present}
lines within the city limits and also'
Imitmbln track to and «Iv-'11 “'estport
avt'nut toil)" city line 11.5 the present
petition of the I' ompany before theBourd
»will o-xpin'. 1 port motion of
,5‘1 it)Il
. ”1.1le 1.1.1.»?
""0 Cotton hing."
No melodrama ever pl’l‘llt'lllod in this
country has made such a rectml for
wide-weed popular interest and artistic
:nnd financial mucous 1111 Sutton Vaue'e
rgroatpley"The Cotton King." which
Manager William A. ”fully brings to
Hoyt}: Theatre. Thursday night. It is
simply a pretty story of factory life told
boldly and Interment-d with thrilling
and comical situations. It is said to be
more like "The Lights 11' London" and
"Silver King" than any other play
which has been brought from England
in thistlooade. Its phenomenal run of
over one hundred nights t'tlt‘ll in Botttou.
New York and I'hreag1111pe tits volumes
in its fat or
llgnet and Spirit Medium.
Andrew .l. Seymu air, the world's great-
eat mind reader. human thought magnet
and spirit medium. whois performing in
this city. is simply immense. He leaves
all othrrso called mind readers in the
“It do. His driving test. was a most eon-
vinoing demonstration of his truly an d-
iumistic rowan—Detroit Ev en rug News.
Seymour will appear at the Norwalk
Opera House' ‘ ebt rnr'y 2i Ind '35.
Trilliy Tonight.
Ellinwood's Flavors will present
t'might. The company w ill undoubted—l
lyhogretted by a full house Ladies ‘V ‘
11 ill be admitted for ten cents to a re
served seat.
ballot. Tomorrow night. "Dr. Jckyl
and Mr. Hvdc" will III'I'L repeated by re -
quest.
engagement here. A ten dollar bill will
be given to some one in the llllllil‘lll‘ 11
‘Slosson 06m a Cue Ior Amateur dilllardlsts.
( .111»in I". Slosson has said. nppropoe
of Wilson I’.
theatre on last Thursday night.
incidental thereto. Mullins has
time next 5pi'iug. So 111qu inter-1st has
been excited in amatcui'dorn over the
prospect of the1 men iiietfiug that Sloo-
ldo “0' think tMiami suggests that tho.1 amateurs should
plav n tvvo-night match. at fourteen-11mm“.
imitit5.1t)01unnts ,
Ur. if agreeable to Foss aridi I
81055011 is willing to orguuim a
big tourney. admitting as comptditors
l\\eyma11 MeC reory. of St.l..1uis. and Vl‘oP
f ('icmeut I13 Fllisou. the. winner of i|111|a..,.1,,.lg,, m...” “m
'i"he P111! 11rli 'ht 1o.nurl11tnruiglpplytor‘
14
inch balklinc. of I .000
a night.
Mullins.
amateur tournauu-rit of Chicago.
ifour’ players would be pitted against‘ -——-~~~—
eac h other even up. 500 points :1 game.
’ making a six- -ni"|1t engagement.
RIIWAYTIIN.
”111-lave
last night. by Constable Lairigan.
tried this morning.
also chraged with assaulting his employ-
cr. A. Dibble. who retaliated and pun
ished Gloshonsor sew-rely.
Frost imposed a fiue oft-'1 and coats.
Herman N. 11111151111. of Bridge port.;
his purchased the property of Will F1 r-
1'i.5 in Rowayton and intends to put up
11 new dairy and gi1-1 the pi. Ice 11 getter
:ri overhauling.
Pine island 1".111111
“ork on the street through
his 1111 Il exp-- cl soon to hate it complet-
11d
'1
James Stevens and .51111 Eddie lutvmt-‘uterriiu.
'lhI-t'l-I'k w15 instructml to publish painted '1’" """ml" "f MY?" Waterbury "
house.
ilev H. S. Kidd of l'edarvillvA . . 1.,
‘tiundaym'cupivd the pulpit. of thc Lee
\wciinc Baptist 1'lri11'c.|r Baltimore Md,
IIARIEN AND flOROlflIl.
Joseph l‘lugdale has 1111-11i1-1d the con-
us 11 111 11' depot; at Stamford.
The l0llt't'l'f. of St. John .5
(.'11'holie church in the Town Hall.
nigh! w 1.5 largely attended.
programme rendered 11115 11.:-client in
ev cry 11 ay
'dancing until past midnight.
1:15!
W H llugdalc and family have been ‘
ispending :1 few days 111 New \ or'.k and urIW
expect to mow therein the spring.
.\ handsome memorial stone of Bum“
m1 .1.. 1. 1111 m"
1
Imnuuyemflnlm
M on e Celt ‘11
e‘W'lIll Mules“. mm mm
by James Sutherland. .itltllti-
1with some other MI t-hle M.”-
ed his tongue uglinlt an?”
in front of 11.1! Danton
and it stuck feet. 1' _,
it was some moments bottle “M {utility
free himself. and when he W In
doing so 11 portion of his tonguedtuttk to
cued.
His tongue is badly swollen. and it
bled freely t1 1r some time.
If You 1111 11 1111 IT ms.
"hunt. " " '111' Sale." "To Let." " to
and
"'.'loanti “'11n1l1uliertlsen1nntu of u 11% 1
k ‘
ye.
a: ter. not emanating live lines-on
to thirty ordinary 111-111'de insert
column one day for '1:. 111111111: three
ornament.- w.oelt one 1lol|11r 3
1
lame
.\ pig will be given away
’tothe handsoruest man in the house.
concerning .Eludgr- tl1caudienet~ deciding the question byi
Thin will close the oompanvsi
l". 155' friendly encounterl
with Martin Mullins. at Duly 5 1\111ph'— ‘
that hci
was willr’ug to many his olftrof a $1300 ..
championship cup match betw-eiir the ,
two player5 andto d1fr'1y all exptt1nseI-11
said!
‘that he would be ready to play 5011111135“ ”r"
Glmliouscr was .1rr1-5t1d '1“—,l
tori \pril 1.5t
being intoxicated. and was taken to the ' “m“ ”m.” 15.111111 101111.11.
.S‘tuith Norw all; lockup, where. he was"l“’
(llodiouser w as' first and ,Aeond tiom- house on Fort {Elaine
Judge 1
’i‘llf‘ Illfll't' ii ('fllif‘ll Illf‘ {artlv EllmlSllt’tl JAMLSL
.\|1a|1
Tnthill' .5 property I5piogr'1155ing smooth- . ‘
ing. heat. “pm "my furniture. The ly andContr'Ictor John Broadway and t1.l:.ll.'lll)lt)0lrl'. 11101kistuveiiiit5'1miy‘m
Roman '
.uitl til".
After the concert there was. ' '
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.\11111n1|l"IenIuoI Life g“
t\{pplf 111 1111111 .I ll. ’I‘UI' PING. “euro
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\" .\\'ll‘..rI-ni111utimi wanted for go I
t haIIm-1iti'prk A Nitt 11:11: idtlml work.
collar) irey~ III) II I t‘Il
South Stir-walk. I 9 cat:
LV’l‘l' D." .I1'1 ninetmt 11111»
or and lronei- in sriiuli‘lnmil
W fiddall.
( “'1rk Lockwood thought there "Trill-y" at the Norwalk Opera Home #:3110wa required Aimlr at Z! yNorth !«"11“:
e
NTEI ) ~I1‘1Tll.\\\ SEWEBS 1.0m!!-
tors with experience in soul 9.th
l-mul into I1 115 will be given lmm
ammo": 11' [11111515 11. Brascnnn. '
51111-11111. toiui.
\" \.\'I‘ 1111. llright Sal-1.5
liu liai\"'l‘1'rr TALMMHI 'alntestm
cat. must famous book.
Ill lull." Inter) country and nllthoer won or,
: brilllnguperrnnccu among Cunn-
lI-nl5 nnduild and curious meet!“
heath-1n 511Ln1r5titioue. startling rave lions.
Must 1'11111111- able and astounding
t'v-utnrv. .1111 original illustrations. .Ssto I3
.Ids 115511o11l11rI-1rg11tl1' salon-1111111 No (10pr 5
11111-1 required. llxtmonlinarv lndueomo 5
11dII|115trutcrlcircularsfree. Bo ult'k. ,A .
dress ii h. ,.
I
.i. 1111111211 (.'..0 2511 him way.
(it
7 ‘0 i. i. ‘l‘. -— .1 tor) desirable rent. cohlnllrhy
111ml. lurllhlllflll family second Il‘loorat
ellelden r1|111_~11.’l'r,1rn15 moderate 18‘";er
11 lb:- I remi5es.
NET -,\.1. 11 1111.11.61. 1.1.1.1.st rooms
r“ ainlbath beatenin complete order Bio.
:51 fl'n.tt.5tr1t1et.e rot-ins. water in. No. $20
ill' mg ‘1 re» nine I’OUfllS. £0
.11. l.11‘11)N.Vo. elh'lll‘oll'll
i' ‘0 I. l-"l' —-F1»1i1' room e
SInfidel Iluml‘. MIT. 1th
11m low: in mm room.
elv earned"
l 11
four room ape rtmelits.
liner SW: Irtz & Corbett block. 79
lugton i-‘Il‘v 1.1.1 mil 1. and to. 599539?-
‘0 Lit '.|' -lluiri' .‘Inlrt'ilmn i111. ‘
nl II'm-hln ton and Instruct».
improve ment5. 11,-5tollocatiil1ue. m rent
’month C1111 be won during Illli‘ D]: G.
hFSIHll flinlw
l.i'.'l‘.—— i'rom \prili. floor in Faimeld
11'-1 Insurance building now occupied
Ibot'entetlfo same dr-
DEN
1 ll Ks 11111. 1111 West street. If
' ‘.tll i’l'.~l1-iier prituf house. .\0. aflennr
l strict. f-rmvni5. rent. 5". MIMI 901115. No
1.1110111 sire-1t. rcut 5111150 or 11111. 0.1011581.
nit-11111.1. i-lnst \orwalk. rent 0w. Possession
tit-11111-1.\pply in \i. \m'NOIl. NO I! Ea»
111-”1111111 .\'or11n|l1. fl2
__., _.._..-__ _ .~ ‘..—‘.n-_i.-..-.
we. all modern
I LT «A lli5t-1 lass lid:
i1up1.1um1ent.5.1.:~--d Inc
on. possession
Inviirir'e .1122 Toy
Ol’ avenue. near
LI'T ~ll11u561N11 1'1 HIIIIIOI'IJI lace to let
f111111_\pril|.1-t Hot and col water in:
t stun-r. rent £11,011 and $1110: also socoudfl our
1‘l-b'5tn11-nui'.l'.ast \oi'wnikfyl rfint 36.00 SIX
111111115 writer .\11I't|1 Main ant Ann streets.
'- South Vorwalkz rent SlitLK' E AW 0011qu
m. “SEEM.
‘0 l i'l’l' ~House" 1 rooms. Belden sttee If:
‘ ~ Elm Grove store. #10: house 18
utor
14
5trm»t.1'.rooms. $11: h-Juse A Toilet;
rooms Iie'all in iii-5t-1-la5s o
. 11.111116111111011111.11.1.1.1? 111
t
"t"
hm If
"1.1 I. l' "l ~"l I111 Lnb-niai Residence. No 121i
I'll-It avenue. .lll modern Lini’iimvgagentn.
.. -.1. .... «-W.-.
1211 liar-bur 111ei1ue.h‘orwu|k. six
i-t Ii'clllb. '
\ "‘j ‘u‘o
r1 1111115 with 1 ity water. rent 08' a tree
r-mine 1'it1'1111t11r.1'e11t $1.1'111uall Godive'u-
out from \ni'yt'nik or S‘1 11th Norm k “It“;
‘ ‘|.\ room coltageon Quintart wliventredlltillfpw
.1 |1'I\ tut: HESTHII I (“LAB .18 Quinlan]
513i!
‘..“? , - _—~_-_ —’ >__ ‘1
, FOR SALE.
ionrl mung hope for sale.
Nil 501 1111611 115 I
New link lifarlkot.
l7]
hIFOR Sjllii. (,
Warrant-II 5ouunl.
have 11-11511 for him
“:15hingl1- -11 street
i‘t'll S.\| ll. -|‘.-1,1in::finrist businessin East
Tm to Introduce
.!
I".
“‘11..
the pout. Rooney was mewhetfilght- .
.\or1v:.ll1 dwelling boner-511ml green homu ‘
115 in the1 be 5! tel air. \v ell stocked with plants
1191- (I: 111d chum-r. for th:1 rights. ai'tv Goo
Karina for 5e||irig Inquire o ('.Mfloat Me-
A
‘llll Sll. |-'. .——'I‘h1- 1 lurk property on 131.. wt '
111-111111,- and i‘it'h Sllv'f‘f. in quantities to
l11I'1- Sulll III’I slllllll trash
nuiuirout N11. 14:1 last
- IIL‘ 1W
‘Ul: .5211 l',—-"l1it'ltw'ulitmlr entire 111111111
plaitwl tea. table and dessert spoons. we
will I5ell them at 1o5t.S0t'rH Nonwnnx
|lA111111.1111;1' o 1': South .‘iain street. fin
.S-lllf pur l1:.- --1- I5
11101115 For [117111 illni
1111111111 .\~r1v.'rl k.
‘on .5' ..\1 1:. Cottage :11 Bell Ilium]. 115' feet
\iatcr trnnt l1'lnl y f.urnished rchuo
whib1 \‘uii h: 1' e the n \porfunitiiilndulm
1 of S It “titer-bury. lleal 5tnteand urnnoe.
In \Io-lrington 5trcet
_ ”.‘.“...
‘UI’ 1S‘.\I.E. ».\ sorrel roiitl mum: 5 ear
1
- 11 I". I v1 11 ha 1-l1l 5.111111! 111-«l all ri ht. registe
granite for ”I. lat T31” I ’ b 5t111ula11‘ibrml' withirttle‘lumdhnge? trots
been placed in the family lot in Spring 5‘.Jip. InTJ-'1|.:.«'ri.n1\1l...~\ t mflfihfilt rl. Sire
. . . O “I n -v canal-a ole
G’t‘ltt‘ltft‘m‘ In?" ' ‘Iiitiiir i'htyl'mzi bi ('I'laln lIr Ill” 0
Comrade Rev William 'I l'. I’rav. of” l'flixfi'l‘ "’1 L111, "\- Cranbunx, Sold all?“
Rye. N. Y. will deliver his. lecture. .-..-. 5-» -——--—
““ith Sherman to the Sea.’ in the
Methodist Episcopal church. tonight.
Walter Sharon and mother have sold
‘ ‘Hll ‘1.“. l- Ilmr mint. flh)‘ difl’e
II 111115 will tll1 lliIiW‘lVE hunts... 50%
.‘.-11111 1111 "Hum 11:1:1'11 1 to
l./\‘if
w.........’...‘..
l\' I: room 1 'ottage on Glenwuod uterine
- 1r sait.‘ cheap and on my terms. Imuin
(' ouueiluiau “’1. ll‘. Smith the matter their farm at White (”Shade and will ..»1 5. It. SHERIHKID to drum mean}.
was tabled.
The meeting then adjourned.
—Ie1perial Crown!
Try them. at G. S.Trow-
bridge at Co's cigar atom.
occupy one of T.\\'..\11.5tiu :1 cottages.
Irr striking a match on the frame of a .
lounge. one night last week. Benjamin
St. John set fire to the fringe trimmings.
in the struggle to put out the blaze he
TM‘" 3" .1115thcbcet brand ”1. m" "WT-"'1‘ l" burned his hands. singed his eyebrows,
5and almost lost the hirsute
to his face.
appendage
\,'vi11u|li
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
l .,.,....-.
YEH‘ Elhl Tl‘; EMS. Carma,‘
lloimy't: 111 near thestiitio .fimfimfl.
.or will 5-1" and allow payment $10 Dormant
toward purcba5-1:Irons-111111 fillxu‘m feat.
Building! Its for 5.'I|o,-.puv11l-Io still“
1 “swipkmnr monthly. 1.1.51.1xuu1annm.’
(EM John Nu halal?) WIW 111.01
1.1 III-1c“ \. Ileiri-rdivt 1k (:11..me
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