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The Sullolllle Electric [ighl Com-
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Heard Yesterday in the Superior'Ctul-l at
Bridgeport—«Some oi the not! Iowan
Point: at Issue-4 Strong Amy M
Control on Both Sides.
The oft postponed suit of the Nor-
walk and South Norwalk Elwtrlo Light
company against the city of South Nor-
walk was reached in the Superior Court.
‘\
. yesterday. when the arguments on the
demurrer entered by the defendant
were heard. The case is the result of a
dispute botwoon thd'compauy and the
city, in which the Norwull: Gas Light
company is also concerned as (Xi-defend»-
ant.
The city of South Norwalk made a
conmict with the Norwalk Gas Light
company. which thou had an electrical
plant in connection with its works, to
furnish olectric and gas lighting for a
period of five years from September 1.
1891. There was a provision in the
contract that either party might ten
minute the contract at the end of one
your after due notice.
In May of the year following the
signing" of the contract the city sent
notice tofthe company by its attorney,
John H. Light, that the contract would
end at the completion of the first year.
In the meantime the Gas Light com-
pany transferred its contract with the
city to the Norwulk and South Norwalk
Electric Light company. >
At the end of the year, or shortly
afterward, the city terminated the con-
tract and refused to take light any more
from the plaintiff. because it was pre-
pared to go into the electric light busi-
ness‘i’tself. The company continuodto
1m lightfi’igg‘ :Eionth ages-WW;
‘ 6‘21“" dim... . t. to can st .4110,
money for it they gavel: opium
present suit was instituted and $12,000
damages claimed, the full amount which
would have gone to the company for the
full time of the ocutract, to September
of this your. .
The case has dragged along for somc~
time in this court and many motions
and pleadings have been made before
diiferent judges. It remained for Judge
George W. W hccler to hear a demurrer
yesterday on an interesting point. Thl'
defendants also hudxmdtinu down to
strike out and corrcc launtilf’s reply.
The plaintiff's demurrer is to the dcfcu’
dant’s answer in general. The most
important points are: That tho legul
notice. had not been given, that the con-
tract had not bccn legally torminutcd.
and, in fact, was not tlnm tcrzuinutoal
and that the fact that the city was go-
ing into the business itself was no rou-
son why the contract should be termin-
ated. .
In regard to the notice which the dc-
fcudant had sent to the pluintitl‘. conn-
sel for the latter claimed that the me-
thod of sending it did not make it a part
of a proper defense. The notice was
signed by Attorney Light, but it is
claimed that there was nothing to show
that he had authority for so doing or
that the Common Council had over
ordered him to do so. '
The plaintitl‘s claimed further that
they'neverrcccived any other notice/91'
the termination of the contract than
that. The' defendant claimed that a
news item which appeared in u Norwulk
paper was part of the notice. but counscl
thought that was not even worthy of o
moment’s consideration and ought not
to be made part of the defense. Ex
Congressman Warner :u'gucd for the
. plaintiff. “
The reply Was inadc by Attorney
Fessenden, who claimed that notice. sent
'by Attorney Light was sufficient be-
cause it was signed by him as attorney
for the city. He also argued that tho
proper notices were sent to the com-
puny and that'thc raising of this point
was only a technical objection not to
be considered.
Judgc Stoddard closed for the plain-
tiff and then the court took the pnpcrs.
There was at strong array of counsol
on both sides, Judge Henry Stoddard.
csCongrcssmun Levi Warner and Attor-
ney John S. Seymour appearing for the
plaintiffs. while Hon. Snmucl Fesscndcn
and Prosecutor John H. Light looked
after the interests of the city. Judge
John H. Perry appeared for the Gas
Light company in so for as its intcrcsts
are affected. ~ .
Ewu supsmon' count.
Nomalk Cases Assigned For Trial Next Week,
in Bridgeport.
Yesterday afternoon the civil Super-
ior court resumed the case of the'Norwulk
Tramway Co. vs. Consolidated road.
Nor-walk cases assigned for trial next
week are: John Barthel vs. Lewis Scu-
woize-r; Willinm M. Terry & Co. vs.
Lewis Lockwood ct ux; Lucretia R.
Baotou vs. Augustus B. Doty;' John
Keogh vs. Horn" 1: Tramway company.
In the Common Pleas court yesterday
noon the case of Michael ‘Nolun vs.
Thomas O‘Hallouan was assigned for
trial next week.
-—-Bicyc‘le Given Away This Week
Almost. \Varwick. red rims, ‘24 lbs.
Must be sold this week for cash.
ford Place.
Little Brother—Do you know what
"ostcntation” means? Little Sister—
?l‘he way other people show all.
9 Hair ~
8 W BASKET-But. punts. H
Two Exciting ”Games ill the V. l.- c.
A Gymnasium Latl lnglll.
Then: or alarm atlcndupimut the
basket-bull mutants in Y. M. (l. A. Hall,
hint night. Tho first game was twtwcim
a hunt: of younger mombcni of tho uni.
walk used-indium, known as lilfi“Pl‘il
tinnitus“ and the regular Nunvulhnu
serve team; This game ”brought out
some lino playing. the players being
ovonly ‘niatchod both in also and waighb
The game was won by the reserving, the
‘ gotal W311} boiuutlto 5 in their favor.
In the first half goals were thus scored:
"Pea Greens," Schumann twa; reserve.
Ranch one. Second hull. “Pea Unions,"
Schumann three; reserve, Ranch four.
Cubill two. The players lluod up as
follmvs:
"run lll‘lltltN." streams.
if. Bc'bunmun forum-l (Elliott-v cup.
llcmlrlcks. raw. cculcr 13m lllll‘l‘lun
(ll-inninqu bark (mull
if. llunlm' lutvl: llmwh
Tho micron was W. hi. Half.
The match between tho Norwallc and
Bridgcport first looms, which followed.
prchd iolw onoofw the most exciting
:uuliutcmstiug games played ntv Non
walk this sirloin. Though tho Bridgm-
ports u'rc cousidcrod tho crock loam of
thorouut ,the him-walks unclean oxw
m'lllcnl. slowing. In this gurus the
Blidgcporls were victorious. .\i the cud
of the first half the some was: Bridgin-
port, 5; Norwalk. :3. thwond half:
Bridgeport. 3, Norwalk,. 3.. At tho
conclusion of the game tho some istood:
Bridgcport, 8; Norwalk, ii. The (teams
were composed as follows:
BRIDGEI‘UHT. N.lll\\'.\l.!i.
l'. L’.
In the first half goals and fouls wcm
mode by the following: Foul ‘byLot‘k-
wood, goal by Hill; foul by Smith, goul
by Hill: foul by Herrmunu: foul by Mul—
lings, groul by Hill; foul by Joucs; gmtl
foul by Smith; goal from licld by Jack»
son: foul by Skinner: goal from ficldby
from field by L.x'k\vouul.
timithgfoul by Smith. {goal by Skinner;
goal from livid by Hill: foul by Skinner.
The umpire was I“. h‘. Linblcr, .lr., of
Bridgeport, and the. rcl‘vrco, Fred
.fl‘hompeon, of Norwalk. Tboir dcci~
sinus were impartial and satisfactory.
' enlii‘tisfihiffiwfis mason.
Hat Makers Visil Washington lo gel the Tax on
Alcohol Removed.
Cluu'lcs H. Merritt. of l).mliuu'y, and
(loorgo ('r. Durant and William S. Wort~
man, of Bethe], have been in Washing~
ton as a committee roprcseuting the but
unmul‘ucturcrs of Connecticut in tho
matter of the removal of the tax on ul-
colwluscd in tho nits. l’llotod by (lon-
grossmcn Hill and Ram's-ll lbvy sccnrcd
uuiutcl'vicw with tho connoismoucr of
intcrnul rcvcuuo which scanned toflbc
cutircly satisfactory. ’l‘hcy had tnllts
with scvcrul senators and lll‘.“llll)t"1'.>l 1n
Alcohol is oxtc'usicvly uswd in tho manu-
facture of still huts, nml it is i-xvcrrliug—
1y inmortnut to tlwhat industry that.
tho present high tax should in snow way
bcubutcd. ‘
Mr. Merritt. of tho committvc, ox-
prcsscd himsoli‘ as mu‘rli untitled with
thcrcsult .of thvir inlorvicw with tho
comiuissioin’r and as quite. lmpcl‘ul of
scouring some mousurc of robot.
District Convention of lbs I. 0. G. T.
Bridgeport district, I. O. G.~ 'l'., was
held in‘ Bridgcport ycstcrduy.’ Dclcs
gates wore prcscut from l’cquonncck
and Nonparcil bulges. of that city, and
W'ushington, of (,frnnbury. Membcr—
ship was reported as follows: Noupareil.
125?: lossof iii‘tccn; chuonnvx'k, lll'ry—
seven. loss of eight; Wushiiuzttm, thirty,
samcas lust report. th‘loss. twcnty-
three. The. dcleuutcs froi‘n'tlnase lodgcs
roportcd that thcrc was it good outlook
for a. renewal of intorcst. (lrund otlicors
wore prcscnt from vufious nurts, of tho
state and thy rcportoil thntprospccto
\vorcbright for tho institution of now
bulges. At the :il’tcrnoon dossiou reports
of olliccrs wort) board, and thonuzlistrlcl
lodge» was orguiiizcd. _’.l.‘his will finite
the plucc of the formcr district conven-
(ion.
Erccl a Building Between lhe Two Gilles. .
Editor of The Scutlncl—Dcur Sir: . I
have read with interest, the dilicrent ur-
ticles in your val uablc paper about the.
efforts of the Norwulk people. to put up
a Y. M. C. A. building. If Norwnlk
cannot support the Y. M. C. A. as it is,
I (7.0 not- scc how they can put up a
building and support it nftcrwnrds. If
it is going to be too largo an nndortalc
good scheme for Norwalk and South
betwccn tho two cities that would
be a credit to the town. Surely
it ‘is u good"c:isc and should not
be allowed to the out after being start-
ed. as it \vouhlbo u‘ .(iiuhouor to the
whole town. Ox}: who is Ixriznusrno.
Epworlh Temperance Serial.
The Junior Epworth Longuc, of‘thc
Norwulk Methodist Epismpal church.
hold its regular monthly business meet-
ing last. night.
unoc programme ‘wus g'von:
6
Miss Sarah Fitch and. Arthur Dcckcr
with Scripture answers; song. Rev. A.
H. Wyatt addressed the Junior League
and also recitcdu poem entitled “The‘
answer‘s Dream " _
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Jackson l. f. Skimm-
inn'kwmul l‘. l. l'. Hill
in . 1". Julius
Mullums l. u. l'lullps‘
Smith llorruluuu
field by Jackson; foul by licmuonnz‘
1'i.>.l'crciu-ctosccuriug legislation nli'm‘2- ,
iug tho uric of alcohol in nmuul‘ucturcs. ‘z
The quurtcrly' convention of tho.
ing for them, why would it not be a ‘
Norwnlk to erect a building midway,
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l‘lill; foul by Smith. Konl by Hill: uoul E sloop she drew in a cot and in)“ down to
Second bull‘: [ rust,
Foul by Modcs (sub. ), goal byHull"; foul l imply. audit
by Mulliugstgoal from field by Jackson; morning when shc awokc.
foul by Smith; foul by hlnllin s, pruul by l «moo want to hnr )1
Hill: goal from fluid by lln ’; fool bi: Band found him lil'l’ll.‘ 'l‘lu-rn- was :1 calm
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duties at the bank mgulurly, and it was
claim Smith aud’lerryll'rlghl Arrested
up it to
James H. Bailey. of Norwalk. Expiret
Suddenly al the ‘ drip.
utwux scintillation
lie was the Popular Simian and Treasurer
oi the Feirfleld county Suing: Bank. and
Though to Hall Bun in Poor health,
an Apprehension New Fall.
James H. Bailey, cemetery and trons-
umr of the Fairueld County Savings
bank, of Norwalk. died suddenly at his
homo on Tho Green, laltinight. Heart
troublc, following an attack of the grip,
is unsiguml as the. canoe o! his deuth.
Mr. Bailcy had not bend in good limit!)
for some titnmbut nothing serious was
cum-bonded. He had attended to his
iluringn (lin‘c'tilrs‘ pivoting, Thursday
aftcxpoou, that he first complained 0!
fueling worse than unis]. Ho ushml to
be excused. saying hep-as going homo,
as he did not feel well. Dr. J. (l. Golg-
(gi'y followed him out uud found that he
had a chill. The physician drm-p him
homo in his carriage and pmscrihod for
him. Yestvrdny morning Dr. Grcgcn'y
culled again at the house and found thut
hit-Bailey was a wry sick man. He
was lhorc again at 5 o'clock in the aircr-
noon. when Mr. Bailey uppoarcd better
and apparently more comfortable for
the night.
Mrs. Built-y was devoted in hor at-
touilunco to her husband and rcmaincd
at his bedside all Thursday night. Last
night she was coziiplotcly cshuustcd.
and when ho uppzu'cully bud {,{Ulwlu
tibc wont. to sloop almost iunuml-
'nsnczirly l U'lfbx‘kllllb
Shiv nl
uflbmld‘s lxulslrlv
vxpn'ssion upon his int-c nnd ho hall :1}:-
pm-cntly liluih‘t‘il pom-fully away.
With the i-xrcptiou of n domostir.
Mrs. Bailey was ulonc ‘iu the housc.
She sent nt ()lli‘l‘. for Lcllrtmd if. Burrs.
a unsigbbornnd ittimutofriuud. to 5:0
afir'u- the docll'l', cryosuromumair.
Builcy was llt‘ilii. Kind frlomiu wont in
ironsob) hot, and when Dr. Gregory ill"
rived ho snid Mr. Bulls-y lwl uppurcutiy
paniréml‘ :IWJ)‘ Sunk: limo pl'vl’limn‘, pro-
bably in his sloop.
Tho uowsof Mr. Buddy‘s «iv-nth was
lourxml this morninmvuh input sni'lirlsi‘,
:tull oustn gloiun over tho comumuily
whore ho vus known sowcli. Much
sympathy is cxprossed for the bcrvavcd
onus. -
Mr. lluiir-y was but: in St. Louis, Mo.
thirly—six‘yvirsago. and was a mu of
Sumucl H. and (iaznyazinun llzllloy. Ho
mum: to Norwnlk wlwu ho was all mt
ilvo yum; bl" ago. In curly youth ho mi-
tcml (bu Fairlicbl County Nzuionul
bank as climb, and was llth-llll,‘l'll stupmv
slvpmlhu pusilinn of li-lli-r, Juno ‘Jh.
1M», \vlwu tho savings bunks uml nu.
tionnl bunks sopu'ulul, Mr. lloilv-y was
vlwlml mi'i‘oiuty nod lu-nsuro-r of tin»
savings society, Hill} has hold that oillco
sinrv.
Mr. Bailey was :1. mun ofstcrlin: busi-
uvssquolitlrs. of oxi-mplnry cluu‘uctor.
and Woo it warm plnrc in tho ‘liczu‘ls of
all. I'it‘d'llg’tlfll(llllllb and rcliring dis-
position. be spout his spul'v momonls n:
his homo on tho (:irocu‘ and was happy
in thoonjoymcntol‘ dmnoslfic lifo. “V
was a mmubvr of tho Non 'ulk club. illlll
alsou Mus-Lyn, belonging to St. John's
Loduv. ‘
A low yours ugo Mr. Bailey mnrriml to
Miss li‘lorcncc Solidi-k. u. donghtcr of
Janus K. Selim-k, fornwrly of East:
uvonuc. Two children wore born to
thou]. but one diod. li‘loi'cncc, a bright,
girl of live yours. survivors nnd wus brr
futhor‘s spool-.11 pride. .
Mr. lliiloy bus one brothvr, Frank
Bailey. of Now York city. and two sis-
iors, Mrs. Chm-lbs dollnrt Browor, of
Now York. and Mrs. Ernnl; R. Sanford,
Ilf‘lllvrl'slllm
Tho funeral arrangements are not yet
completed.
DEALT m miller sites.
Again and Fined, $50 Each. I
John Smith and {lorry \Vriuht wcrcl
arrested yestcrdny afternoon by Chief of l
Police Volhncr, charged with dealing: in
. . I . ‘
policy slips. . .
. There were four counts against tho
mean They entered a demurrer. but itl
was overruled, and they wore. fount '
guilty and lined $10 rind costs on each;
count, amounting 90%” each. ‘ l
,: The men took an appeal. and Edward 3
Quittncr gave bonds in the sum of $1501
each for there appearance.
—-St'ock, fixtures, lease, {fine cheap.
Harvey. ‘ l
Pakulski Delealed Hines |
Pool seems to be the popular diver-
sion withlmany sport'lovdrs just now,
and tho contest between John Hincsg
of Bothcl, and EliPukulski, of Dunbury, i
for thc clutmpiousbip of the two places, g
is’ attracting a good part of the interest. i
'l‘cu games of one hundred ballscuch
an: to be. played. Tho first of thcsc
took place Wednesday evening. and
. After business was‘Pukulski oncby two balls. Tho game
transacted the follow'ug short tcnipcr-iwus particularly lotion-sting. as Pnknl-
3.0%;me i slit overcome Hinos’ load of thirty-(light
lotion. Humid erm'l‘tlwl. diulolllm. g ballsin'ordor to. finish first. Tho noxt
il game will be pluycd Friday evening.
duet. Misses Allen; temperance quotations 3 .—D;mbury News
twin cities when you call at the New
York Market. .
The syntax: than
iound donotdud
outliers at math . ‘
hone warmly trim M Walk
lave lawn brought and W
‘l‘hemutmis {0! this “ ‘
stalk wlihuhtidcw , gm
oraprmuluoht oys‘ ‘ ‘
“It is impouiblu . ,
with the Ruckus"?
Prince's biy am. - . the comb
consume what tow autonomy.
the New York M This mama
these conditions ha
every way; tho wca‘ ‘
and their oystcm
zinc coinlitiou as ti
(«more and flavor.
neurons when thoir
very poor, and th
.mr’s won" groom .
walnut us in the tin»
tors {mm (.lystrr “Ba :
along tlwnorth ehv
wont of hay. ‘ ,
imantitics of “them,
cation to tho Ncw‘ ‘ g
whoualirstclasfi ‘ ‘V
about who make a ..
i. you know as w
:nfllilli’i hf trhfl dll‘alflxl'
oy supplying his c
.m orticlu. .
"l lyuugrs from old
in this vicinity are , . . and the flavor
is not what it ought be. Some ask
if this is on account 91’ sewage. loco
common for an affirmative amwor to
non. for oystcrs when from waters
i‘lnfiulllullg the about are not“ so badly
oriental as those w, ‘ . are away out
lll deep water. I ', ,mclluod to tho
opinion ofu r-homil‘p‘. ht? a tow years
ago, al’wr an have} in Q on exprcmcd
tho bclicf that tho Whit: 'arnsc froth
some mineral sublime stirred up by.
tho constant raking over of oystvr
mounds. if the ‘trpublc was consul
from mwagc, it woyld mom that tho
oystors closc in show Would be aficrml
the burst.
“I think the Nlnvl'ulk oysters that
Lumber thing
will! of the oys-
l other places
Long mistrial.
n 112111101150
. arc hein
_ t pmmotcd
. .8 With such
. the ‘north hill iro
worn brought back were found to be at -
.m iufcrium qualit wln-n mmpnml with
those from tho 0 or plucm 1 how mou-
tionml. It may ho, cw. that they had
clean out of water for Quin: a long limit.
and hail brooms mmwhnt drird dint;
or porhnps thcyarm too largo. But
the main muse . hair failuro to find a
mnrlwt. was tho. I not oysters of a for
bortorqnali I“? i ,obiitl’mm. ‘Mr "
“Tho inwbuutum ope 1‘5 about
tho middlu‘of lb". pl'i‘tsl‘lll til ‘mh, "de.
I
fhund dudurothht if he wold savc tho?
British government a hundred millions i
E pounds by «missing thtir aisle. he would i Rood a suqiriso, Thursday night, at his
? Hui [lllil‘ a stop. Thur sz-mnml lilo“ {rt-:1»
will to mu. but it is lbw bright”! politic '
cu‘. purity l'flillplll‘k'il In tho lmpllflénlfltlfl’
prosp‘cts :m‘ now bright for a goml
busiucss in that. us the large bnycrs
from ltwt'kuwuy and othcr plows on tho
south side of Lmig island rely upon lin-
natural not null ‘iuttnrnl urnwlhcrs"
of this vicinity for a supply. From
the limo tho swelling m-zison opium until
its close. July 15, i think thvro Will be u f
mini market. judging from promo indi'
cations.
this part have boon ulnrnugcd much by
illl‘ storms of tho \vinmr. although thorn
mny be a low plum-:4 \vhcrl- tho button
is sutwulmt muddy that tho sci has
bran buried Hullll', Hut \Vll'fl't‘ the bot-
tom is sandy l mini.- rho dumuttc will bu
found to lmiusimulivrtnt.
:l‘t’dl, 'l‘hvsv "(inst-l wont in how mn-
lvrml in that \‘ll'lllll}', \vliilo nbout how
thcy nrr swim-mi and tho damage douv
by thcm «bu-s nu nth-um: to much.
”Tho oxport ll'll b: should buvc x {mu-ll
about Mun-h l, but tho cold map and
nccompnuyi11;: {Job‘s lxuvo tllrluycd it.
As soon as conditions bccomo l‘nvomblm
shipping will c nnvu‘uwo and thw
outlook is filVllI‘il.llll‘ fnl‘ n largo-r spring:
tuub- in line brunch of tho busluoss.
"Solongns 0me can be? nlltnimul
in sullicicnt quantity and suitable omi-
ity. from liochuwny illlll the othcr
places i.) supply tho New York nuirkclst
it is useless for us to attempt to coin-
pclc unless we an- alibi to supply an
article. fullyus Kilt'iil. The plum truth
is we, am.‘ unable to do that now. As I
said lwfotc thorn lmvc ‘ boon summons
wbcu thcoystors from places ucnrcr
New York Wci'o not us good its ours.
but those sl-usous on: not of town: date.
if there is o. rciucdy that can be: up'
1
plicd‘to hml our «lol‘octs or (ll'd‘il’bdt‘ks. .
~ Lynne,“ “A Dungcrous ‘l’ru‘ml,’y "Litllc
it. has not yut boon dinrovm-ml, but it
may come in time. “In ccrtnluly huvc
sprut much money in [he businc-us and
how mulcnmrcd in various ways to
o‘oluiu npm'foction and grow
nun-.1 to my. but in :l " llli‘nilll’l‘. tho
h. . _
conditions son-nimm um ngnznst us.
STEAM VS. TROLLEY’ROAD.
Possession ollhe Tramway?
Socrctury Mausliolcl, of tho Norwallc
Tmmwuy company, testified in the
Superior Court that last caution the com- I
puny :nrricd 300.000 passengers to Roton
Point and plzuws on that bronchi
The route through Dal-ion, to which
tho Consolidated road objects, ‘VOUId‘;Hum;" to be given at H05.” Theatre,
doubtless be the means of a largo rove-
nnc to tho Tramway company, most of
the traliic being people who are now
obligcd‘to patronize the team railroad.
There are many who believe, in spitt-
of denials. that the Consolidated has an
,itching after thofrnuchise of the. Nor-
walk Tramway company, and tile (lb-
jvction to the luycut for thc Dnricn
crunch has for its objcot thé lmvcring of
thc price» at which that imur'hisc mob-.1.-
purchuscd.—-Bridgcport Farmcr.
Didn’t Know it was Loaded.
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.5 ".V : ...-‘ ‘1 j‘ . p .. r ‘ own
J” 99h btunn, ‘ w‘ “l or c nploycd dti Roy‘iuylds wnlbc at the. I‘mrvnlk Upon: ’, 51mm.
J. H. Bucklcy & Son's rubbor works.
accidentally shot bimm‘ll’ iu‘tho hand
while falling with a loaded rcvolvcr.
and is now unable to work.
——Look at Luther M.Wright’s wivcrtisc-
ment. $10,000 worth of wagons. sleigh;
andhorsa goods that mustbe sold. .
; no side i m
1 m lulled a m...
‘rMmeaummum cad.
, horses, at not of. bur-nits..- and n road curt,
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I do not thmlt who buds all 5 llopublicuu
.him thoii‘ lnuucy or their lifv.
tho lu'rm-ni-Il‘runtvry althis duringogué'.
. who 31.14 so grossly ililll busily bclrayu
“( lll‘ Now limp and Milford. thcl-lsa i ll! tlw banqu'rt. "in: uni-sis im'lutli-d all!
by the mvngvs of llw starfish has lm-u 3 {or slate llllll'l'Fh cry-opt lbn'ul'mar l l. V.
Airshow. oi"
‘Julius l‘uu‘ur
(ly'liiv‘l'h'l
'Yiib' VI"
lls the Dhiccl oi the. Consolidated Roadie Gaml‘m “W m“ “
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' gMinniolosti-r, is now open.
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“'5" m. Um .. . g: . m
. mum. 1m.
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and Carry ”I! W Milli DI llllt~ .
m cl fell” Smiley Thinks the
turnout will in ma
Goings Van'l‘lssel‘s harm at 383
Main mt, Norwalk, was visited by a
this! (x thicvi-s, some time last night
Tho: helped thvunsvlvcn to cm of hit}
and also drunk and limit away with
them Moral build: of milk.
Tho thrift Was discoverod by Mr. Van-
'l'nslarl this morning. win-u ho yvcnt to
tho born to start out upon his milk
route. Tho bum time? had boon 'forcrd
open. 5nd upim culturing he found that
his home. wagon and barium were mis-
sing. The horse was an old one that ho
mm WWW.
' in isV‘a. Maul dons not "think tho
horiwwas stolen for its voice, but has
on him that it was taken by nun» one
whndrsiml to get to Danbury, as ho
truckod tho turnout in that limitation.
Other horn-s in the stable bud nut:
horn distal-mil. Tho harness was also all
old one and the road curt was of no pur-
ictular vuluc. His best harness hung'
bcsido tho one siolvn.
From tho dugout givcn to the
polim the h men s, ‘ u “an very thin.
brown in mi", :1an ml bl‘i'll (nippcd rc-
ccntly. 'l' 1 rmdlnrt hzul rwl running
roar.
Chief Bradley investigated the choc,
and is of the opinion that the turnout
was taken by trumps and will be aband—
onml when they mohtheir destination.
The entire loserwiilnot exceed 640.
HILL SCORES CARTER.» .
in: Calls Him a Demagoguc Who has Basely
Betrayed lb: Party.
A! the annual “blowout“ of the
Bridgeport itcpublicun‘club, last night,
Uougnmmunu Hill, of Nonvulk. was
pit-scat. He said he had not exgmrtod “’i
spook, and had but one thing to say. It ‘
was this; ~ ‘ . ‘
, %¢.W, mower that;
mons in London, I saw on Irish member
stand by unormw wide and with uplifted ,
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round of Thomas (7. (Lirtcr, .chublicnn E
smut-2m from Mnmzmn, chairman ofthn
National committee. that _
. tho -\.lllt‘l‘ll'..lll pmpb- shull give owr to}
Tholrish?
‘ muulwr was spoil-ass in comparison to
l
. {hr burly that h; s so honored him." V
Moro than 1.0230 Rupublii-nns sat down
,lfllllhi. who was «ls-minor] by sh-kuvssn
filth To present wur.» llmwruor Ti. Df
l’i-utisylv.i:iizi: l-icnutur
llurruws. of Michigan;
I ('-m;.:rv.~sm-1u \Vlllis.‘ ol’ Dolnwuro:
filixi-iikcrfinm lint-mm, of Smmfortlzg
Slut» zil‘i'ri‘iury \\'. if. .‘iu‘w‘i‘jt'. Slims?
'l‘rmsumr H. \V. llndgrv, (Yumpirnllcr B.
1’. limit, llczwml Halli cillflll’ Hartford.
and prnmim-nt p nlittv :ms t'mm various -
uni as of tho slum. .
‘ POP m IMlNEMENTS.
Minnie Lester at Hoyl's.
Munngswr lloyt has scoured pretty Min
uio Lester forthc wool; of March 9th.
togcthcr withlu-r‘ctnnpuny of twenty—
ilvo porrplc, band and orchestra. Her
plays arc all lll.‘“'. among them being:
“The New. Madge." “Creole ' Spy,"
”Molly Buwn," "The Bull Fighter,"
"litigmul Jack," ”Twoihphuus." “East
.
Rosebud” and “5 only. think. the Lifc
Sol r.” The 'Iust play was writwu,
ospwinlly for Miss Iritcr and Baby
lwstvr. and is suidlo b0 of ulisorbmgl
lulu-wt. :r'pxcinl." $t't"litl'_‘f is curricd by ;
.ipauy for than plays and thcy;
into guilt: by cUul},l;'tl‘1lt air-tors eu—‘z
mug-rd by Minnie Le :cr pcrsouully.§
f'lliv band and orchcsira are still at {ca-
ny. Tho snlc of
nuts, to: the cutirc cngugcmcnt of
All who
Elmlddudics‘ tickcts for .‘vlmnluy night
1 will do \wllto exchange them early, as.
they arc going vcry fast.
n21“:
Spectacular Production ol “Ben Hu‘r."
Arrangements are completed for a
§grund spectacular production of “Ben
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gApril 6, 7 and 8, with matinee the Ski].
lA feature which lends additional at-
: tractivcncss and interest is the fact that
l 1'25 of South Nimvalk and Norwalk so-
lcicty people will compose the cast. .1:-
llS to be given for the benefit of the hou-
Tpitul.‘ l'ndoublmlly all club. socn-ty
land othcr local ummgomonm will give
§wny before this popular and Worthy
‘ cvcnt.
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Professor Reynolds.
People who cujov a uni-"pic on tor-lain-
: should remember that Prol'cssor.
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1Hnusc ullof nut week. Prices it). :20;
p and ill) (trim. Ladies {me Monday night. ‘
.01: account of today‘s storm, the}?
t half-price sale at tho Breton store, i
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8001“. AND PERSN‘AC.
Glennie”: Froliillosay World oi
SM! Harwell any Norwalliy.
A social guillmriuli wm hold at the
resideimi of Mrs. W. ll. Smith, Wont
nwunc, last night, in honor of the birth»
duy of li-riluuublor. Miss lislollufimilh.
lhii'luglhm-urly purl. of tin: cvwing
whim: was viiinyml. there being four
lublc. The first llle'Sll’ill‘tl won by
Ulnn‘uwn Unborn null Mix-2s Martha
'l‘rvndwell. (tinisolution prizes wont to
W. R. Briggs and Miss Miner. After
thczrames delicious refreshments were
n-i'vcil and dancing was indulged in
until no curly hour this morning.
[tuning the guests Wt'h‘ Mr. and Mrs
Frnnl: W. \V’wlxvzml. Mr. and Mrs. J.
l’. Trondwoll, Mr. and Mrs. Hairy (.lro
gory, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Riggs. Dr.
and Mrs. J. (.3.‘ Newkirh. Miss Murillo
'l‘nmilwcll. Mine May Higgins. Miss
Miner. Min Alice Bhorwwxl. Minolta-
roh Honduran“, lilies Fanny Hoyt.
Gould Hoyt, (llarenoo lls‘ooru, Horace
Hitch. James Humphroys. W. R.
Briggs. K. W. Biennium.
Al’mrcptlou was ivcu aluminum 0!
Mr. and Mm. \ illiatn H. Johnson.
Union sir-mt, lust night, in honorol tho
anilivorsarv ul' Airleohusan's birthday:
lawn and ltivlmrmd furnished music
for tho dancing. Au elaborate lunch-
con was wrvoii. Mrs. Johnson nmcivcd
E‘"\“l"ml linlulsmuc prosonts, including a
pair of imndsoum diamond earrings.
Thc Vclornn club was entertainer! last
night by Mr. nuers. Talmudge Baker,
of West sin-ct. The highest scores at
whist wort! would by Mrs. 'B. L.
, mains
and Thomas 1. Raymond. Eight: ‘les’l
were occupied. A tempting collation
was served.
Mrs. William Richarr
avonuc,_gzave a whist flax-tar. Thursday
evening. Mrs. L. W. idlard, of Stam-
ford. won the limit prize, Mrs. W. Wil-
cox that second. A very pleasant evening
ls, of Quintard’
V; \vae'spent by all. My,“
Benjamin ('hapman, of Clayvillc. N.
‘11. and Mrs. Janws H. Utter, of Hrccn’s
Farms, wow married at 4 o‘vlmk Wed-
nosduy afternoon. at Utiu-n. N. Y. The
minim is sixty-lira yours of age and his
brido: is . xly’fouz‘.
Mrs. John linmiiiou, ol' Mllbcru. N.
‘1' , is visiting Mr. n'ud Mrs. I. G. Hum-
ilton. of North Main smart. Last night
all three witnessed “Tho Henrt of Mary
lam ," in New York.
son of
“fits_’¥homa;1‘ mil-nis 51nd
star :4 root: will girl ncxt cdn'cs-
ilny for North Unmliun. in hope that the
trip will provv- ly-ucilr-iul to Mrs. Dcunis‘
health. '
A party of friends gave Ainsley B.
home in lirovc strvet, The occasion
We»; the anniversury of his birthday. .,
Miss Sidic Titus. of Mt. Vernon. who
was n L'Ud'h'l of Chumnti'y Lockwmnl, of
Chi-stun: strcct, Norwulk, returned
hunc- yesterday.
W5
Bliss Mary E. Smith. of Buyviow uve-, r
him, will spcnd Sunday with Attnrzu-y
and Mrs. Charles 1). llurues. m Groun-
witch.
Stanley Godfrey and Alexander Bren-
hzmlt. of Stamford, spout yesterday
; with friruds in South Norwnlk.
Mrs. ('burlis Tack and dunnhtér.
Alias (flora I). Took, are visiting friends
in Middli-towu.
Miss Julio Longhliu..ol' Prospoct Hill. -
is cutortuinmg Mlss Martha Unvunngh.
of New .lmuimx.
(‘llill'urd Bristzvl. of Milford, will spend
, Sunday With his many friends in South
Norwuik. . ,. ._ .
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hubbard arrived
. home from Florida ye-stcrduy noon.
Mrs. (Sim Hutch and Miss Inez chlér,
" of Norwzdk, are visiting in Boston.
Mrs. M. B. Ashton, of Lyrics place, is
visiting her sister in Brooklyn.
.Mrs. .lzuuos Shoclmn, of South street
is visiting 1n Bridgvport.
Mayor and Mrs. M. ul. Leo will give u
cuchro party tonight. .
FOR SALE.
"WilliS.ll.l1.~llnissy‘. Sn.“ 1- bclb >il‘t‘i"l.
sullubb- for in» families. All mollvm
improvmnvnts. (‘uulzzihs 12 ro,m1n~l.i\vrv bulhw
null lu‘lllll‘lx'h. Call on (.‘unsfi. or. Join. on
grunt-M. ‘ - Mom
Jill! SAUL—A L'J-vvl family lion-'0. curriumh
nusl ll.ll'llt‘>~3~_2 sub: buil'ivlv in drivc. .\[.-
m it ill
isn't housing. .‘M‘W (trillion. (Tl. .
lflllli HAT ‘ -1Mll»ll: : of clinicml l
ulln'l til-123 mn- of long. 11w-
uucirom our bust .‘b‘rnvnlklurzu. (or .
low'ust mnrhct prices. Apply to liA'dlUXl)
limos” South Nat-walk.“ . m-‘i “V
130?. SALE..—'l'hc boot and shun-luminous of
‘ (f. ll. Humor. including quiérc sit-ck. and
fixtures and lcuso oi shore. “in luv mid very
cheap if sold at once. poly at the store.
mull“ . . ‘ ‘ -, ..
OI} SALLr-A farm wagon. in llrsi ylnss
v-rdor.\vhcols new. “ill sell inrprim-oi
wheels; ll. A. LU’UI. ll Collage avenue. East
hot-walk. nil 1w
____.._.‘._,_ -~_ “-mm .mfi
.OR SALE-«Building lot cox-2m. on West
avenue. most desirable lot on lhenveuue.
Apply to Taylor it: Golden. {‘20 if
TOR SALE—To close out our entire lino cl
. Diluted lea. table and dosscrt s upons. wow
wdl sell them at cost. Norm - UBWALK
Haunwmr: Co- in South Main strcct. in)
o
1:01! S.l.Lll.- intone nt‘ Boll Islnild. it"- {ml
wnlcr from. Fully furnished. ' Purchase
now \Vli‘lg‘ vuu have lllll'l_'xllli)rlllnlly. Inquiro
or b: ntrrladry. lit-at initiate and Insumucc.
iJ ngton ‘ root. cl ”UT
1301. .\L1 ——.»\ sort-oi mid morn: 5 ‘mrs
oblz‘mundaml all right: registcrc. and
stanrhml brokwith little} bundling can (mta
not.» it ”no or butter. honor. lluy Girl. lim-
"' Ll; by Almntnm and 'iulet:_dnm.
‘ 'luyinml by (.‘inyluml. Inipnru oi
I‘ll h UllfitiUllY.Cmubury. Soldlnr want
oi l . mil ‘
"lit SALE. — Floor 1mm. lilty dim-rout
shadow. will «try intwelvo hours. SOUTH
’ouwlrx Hummus to. no
AN
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FIVE room collage on Glcummduvenne
orw. . will continue Monday and 1 B puppy? pillgnmggemamgygg
Tnoiday. . ‘ lull-walk. ' irm
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Purchase cl illellalletll sail
’- a.“
The Locum Gunmen “W
Halloclti estate. ‘ The W
:wlll be nnderfl‘lpllll. which is . ' ‘
od vol-y mL'sonable for tho h .
'09s on &lnthtmin, SM, “d '
bounce and a built! on thoZpifinrty‘
’ :1 Thu Hollock ho‘ueoie to be
torn down. and in tin nod?
handsomc Catholic church will
ed on that lot. ,
’13:? to; 1Illayéut‘nulbiltreet, and a”
c x n emu eon moonlit ,
outlet gar \yvcddings and fans!!! pronto.-
will be. colitinned as the
deuce.
an the rear will liofrentod and provide
source of revenue to the
‘ ork.‘ Apply to ('orsot Department."
Apply to 1’.
un— w...
Estate: by St. Joseph's ,
. ”Wu.”
Account oi the Outlet AW fl ‘
tinullylocatcd ut Nos. 86 and 89 W
Main street. Rev. John'T. Willow luvs.
int; today concluded negotiation‘ovrfl'
the owners, L. D. Croesmondmnd
150 to 1??» foot in depth. Thorn
This is direc
sions thus aftorded. , .
The pastor will reside at No. 85.1mm:
bill I“
and the imminent
h. . . . ‘
Of the mauy.__desirabe site; Rather
Winters looked 11;. this was oonddotod .
tube the most. desirable, being cannon ‘
located on the main street and easily no-
ccssiblc for everyone. _ .
, The parish is tobe congratlauted‘M'
securing so favorable a site. ' .
“*AN’I‘EDrA girl to do general house-
. Work. Apply tonight between '1 and 8 .
which. Mill-i. M i). tumour. Birmidoaxp- 1
min. hast Norwnlk. , ‘ "
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' . ANTFD—Tlvi «ueommm‘m-rmui I»
‘ moulntedwith‘flgt-olnnr hoordln m
n no Bangles;
fatally Inquire at
Wall streclfiorwalk. or catinel- o
Norwulk. . x f.
‘Vilglrgwnsgfiriléidiifipmfimfl him
null linim: rum-blues. sums 1E Blanch”
Mull: Nnrwalk, Uonn. . 181C),
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.._..___.._-,_._ ti:
1' VAlfi'l‘ED—llxporioncod operators on ml
Y, two. four and llvc needle out»,
chines; machine llosscrs. binders an 71"
v .
N lill BRO'l'HElts (.50.. Bridgeport. Conn.
mclw. ..
Will—Trimmers to work on straw
‘ hats. Persnnswliboxponenco~ _, 5"
lnndoiwurk profound. ‘
. 15.. . Burton-é.
w: ‘llntm- strum. South h .rwnlk. Could; . -
mar .
.......- L a:
*1 rat, the oillcos in
.oz. horwalk. Apply .
ml“. $1. not; Imru'u'oim. m'ltl. .
V “U Lixl .——lly tho your. bound 6 rooms a
small bnruund wash. houso. 1 {tom 0
1“) “PIN”:- “
- l.l'1‘}x\i'lu|l. .~. lluilm
. land. :11 tom umnlli : 4 minutes lromstation:
:1 u-wl x-isloru uml host well of walnr. novor
drv: lit-use nowly puiulml and in order.
.\ii.i uss lluk’ No.11. lluunyton. Connaor in- .
quiv. {listilllfi‘ll {lltl‘llL ml lw ‘
I'l'l! i.l?.'l_‘.~llouwnu Goran) place. all mod-
oru nnprmnnu-tlls: upper and lower ap—
E. Aunts.
unti
pnrlmonts on Urt‘liill'il strocl.
'5‘”‘l.l“.'l‘.”l"ll‘§l thus. 1‘. rooms. and collage
-_‘ nub~i:=mxn.~‘.\\':uvr and scwor connec-
llnt‘m. Apply to l}. llicmzunncx, 23 Orchard
sl WM . m3 5t
V ‘0 l.l’.’l'.~l‘ulln',:u on lioton Hill. a roomsand
.lmsnumul. lnrg.~:::u-deu and burn. llcnt
Sm Apply to Dunntzv 1‘). How. to? 1w
V ‘U LET.*FI‘OIR April 1. floor in Fairilold
Fire insurancebuilding. now occupied
usulmluo room. Will be rented for some ur—
tusqurligbt manufacturing. Applyto can
. lunm‘. s1. t street ‘ fl! tf
O I.E'l‘.—lbluso No 5 ilanlord Place to lot
from April ist. Hot and cold waterin:
”nut and :alllfllllll flmr house on Fort Point
street: rout $9.00 and $8.00: also secondfloor
l'lrrvtnvcuuc. l'll.ist‘l\i.ir\vnlk. rout $5.00.- Six
rimms c vrner ninth .‘llnin and Ann stmols- '
5mm, souvnlk: rcnt $15: house. 180 Main
street. Norwulk. rent $8. E. AAVOODWARD. ‘
Vl‘Ulel’l‘.“—ls‘uur mun :u.>:1rtim_“td. flrst'und
swondfloor.manila \i‘ashm onstreet .
in cvcry room. halls tallied an ’
lulu‘l‘unm awaitznonts. roar; third
' .. .‘r l‘xu'lcll block. 79 and Hi Wash-
ond to. Apply 01.4) WELL
44.3.4130 ‘1...
wind:
v‘lcflmr
11mm:
limb ill :-
tfnunl . _
"1‘0 l.l-‘.'l‘.~llon:u- 7 rooms. Holden street. 87:
. hm mow slnz‘c. tin: house 28 Day
nirl'fll. r. Mums. 51-3; In so 9 Toilets street a
mums. Siuznll in llrr ‘ ‘19s order: water in
Inquirc of Juli) ll. Khul‘l’, :2 West street.
. _ 0.. W ., ..._’..;-_..w.-_.... .mfiwlflfli
l' ‘U Lil’l -‘-Tho Colonial Residence. N0; 128
- Lustnyooun. Allmodern11%nivoments.
I‘nrllyiurmsltcd. JAMES 14.8 VENS. 1g
. 3 14
East .ivunuc.
”'1 eonQul turd avenue: 'A
b ply lo Lil Ell F. Clflili. ls Quintag
i‘Y'r‘WlT-P. W, ‘ ._»_,_‘-.—__4___§.1£_tfi_
:‘T No. 1.. ‘l‘lurlml' avenue. Norwalk. ’slx
‘ moms wuh city water. mat Soznlsothroe :
rooms. city Willcl‘.‘l‘€llt M. from April 1.5
rmmsmt 3.». 103mm street. horwalk. rent 9.
ALl’ll .llUODll. 100 East flange.
)E‘i. rout E?
n. .
X room mllu
‘3
Noru’nllz.
ng'OR SALE OR TO LET.‘ .
-V...‘.‘-. ., I...» .wfi- -A..._._._ ., -
‘Oll SALE OR TO RENT..~Havi mgde
arruncmncnls to r move from Bout hot:
walk. I alter my road am at '13 rairflel are."
non for solo or to rent. All modem ilrznsprow .
iucntts. Cull in evening. J. ll.'l‘0LL ' . .
in 5.: :
FM )ll S.\l.E.~Fiiicen building lots on Adfims
munuv.undabuui lortv amps oi hm at
“T1." lbn‘hs." ixuulir‘v of MIN-l Anna. 55 ;
.‘iurlb :tvmuw. whore um cuube soon. 01' ‘ltu
William inckwoud a lion Estate Attractml", 3
nor of Main and \\ all slrcets. horwulk. mast
V‘s-rut msv TERMS. (‘otlngmfiroomm at
It ovum”). umr the station. $7 per month. _
1'9””
to purchase: nonsennd lot toxin ‘
llul a ing lots for salsa] ,y’ablefimall
xvi-«lily ur "mutiny. $.Nl)\ HIM
. I
or will sell nnd‘ullow mvment 0! tin
(YUMXXKN Y. Mr. .lulmdiullflflfl. “0% L l.’ ‘
will“ W. A. Builfllllul t‘? (.30.. Clothiers. 3&8“ ‘
Nurimlk.
%%.&Rew§fl. finan- ohlg: aim-u m
. ' n l - R Br 'W
worded cyst-stamina some to this :33. m
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