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' passenger
a ~ ' , t.
mm on. emit-nation tem end
Idle "ode to Melts ‘flerehente.
W~.~~-.e ... .5- . . .
”MIMBER 2.4m.
untamed no the riotnlt Nut-mitt Pm lit
at sot-oral Clara Mutter. to no
SOUTH
4 TWO GENTS
Olil mains utilities: N “9°
{Good Pointe From One Who Has
The Ellect the Tremwev has on the: - .3“!le “‘9 Subject.
Congolldated Road, 'thlitoroi' Tho Soutint-l: It has born
truthfully said thuNalrfotttivo roadie mo
tho ntrongosr argument in favor of good
NEARINO BEFORE IIIOOE WHEELER.
roads; tho worm thoy boo-onto tho more
liltoly thoy am to be .imprtwt d. Whvn
A Leno Amy ot Figures Presented in the Derien
Extension Case to Show the Damage the
n oomtunnity tum to tnko its tn-lt-propnt»
Pd motliriuo, tho mow bittor and horoit-
Establishment ot Electric Beads has
Wrought to the Railroad.
tho «bison. tho mom likoly u t-ltnutro ot‘
Silllll‘rltll'l in to ooour." Mayor boo. in
hismt-ssagooi' last your. and again in
Will, urged upon the citizonn ot‘ South
Ntit‘i'tllk tho nooossity and vital impor-
Wall‘ Tramway ('I‘ll'll’ll'l." VH- lllt‘ (Im- taut-no! good mault. Tho rt-mody is; to
mltdntod railroad WiL'i- l‘t'rtlllilotl le‘ot‘! brunt tho oity or town. and oxpond tho
vllllllltlllt’l‘il'lit‘ W. “'lltlt‘lt’l't l" ”10‘ l'lu'imonoy soraisod in wiso and judicious
ll‘ll'lt'l' (“Wilt .‘t‘il'V'IIWc Til" I'Vl'lt‘litl‘luntdomthingznnd that doou not imply
for ”it! [)litlllllfi bointr ulllll.llttll “fifllt' ”llit‘llltltlti" lltinll roguo. 1f gum]
llm detondant Will (Itimmt'nl'ttll- U “W ‘ roads ootno only with oonsolidution.thou
ovidnut t’rmutho start. trayutlue Britlgo- “nominal. at our-o. 'l‘horo lu'
wt
The boating in tho ottno of tho Nor-
tnnntn TO A unit
Andrew Tnyloml Winninault. Attempts
to Commit Suicide.
Dill DOWN BY A ERIEND.
Ito Itad Ouamlod With the Wile Over tits
Protligate ltahiis and Became Deepondent
”Very Repentant Alter He tied Been
flusulditaled.
Androw Taylor, a rt‘uidont of Baby
llill. \‘I’innipault. uttomptod to oounuit
suirido yoetorduy nt‘tornmu, by hanging
hhusolf at his homo in that: pluoo.
Taylor is oiuployod in tho old mill.
Yonterdny ho imbibod t-onsidorubly of
intoxioanls. and an a rostlt ongugod in a
port Fannor in its rt-porttottho‘prrxun-d-
may
ovit in consolidation; thoro sun-1y is in
quarn-l with his wil‘o. This am iarod to
mako Taylor dosptndont. anti putt-tiring
THE SCHAVDIll-DDHIAIDT AFFAIR,
Statement at e Trivial Incident That
Has Cami! Atuch Talk.
in oxpluuntion of a robot! that Dr. 1".
rh'hnvoir. who hurt not’ttnout .3.) South
Main ntroul, had hi it'l uman in Statu-
tord-«nt rotmrt: whitihhan boon widoly
circulated in SouthNorwalir-bo tuakos
Illtt following utatrnnem. in tho Stum-
ford Atlvcwnto:
“in riowot the many tuiaroptowutzr
Lions and t'uiso reports oont-oruhm an]
tx-ourrout-o with Ludwig h'quuidt. l fool
ooititxillod. in junior: to mysoh', tn Inukt-
n plain ntutouteut of tho fitots,.althout.rh
tho publicity given tothis .tll':tit',istlis-
tnstot'ul to too. On my roturn from
Dumpling l’ond about. it a. tu.. Mai-oh I.
i met Ludwig richutidt. who. ill panning
thornhor aitlo of thutiat‘t‘ittuo. l alight-
ml and stoppodnrou mustang him wind I
ho had saithns l nd not tuniorstmtl
‘Nt‘i‘nwam‘c. cow wuoxnsonr. MARCH 11. 18in.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Cleaning: From the (lay World oi
South Norwalk and Norwelit.
PEOPLE AT HOME AND ABROAD.
lilies Seniord Entertain: her Friends at a Sqttaie
Party—The Matinee Whist Club Arranging
For Its Post-Lenten Soirec~~Anoilacr
Leap Year Dance.
Miss .-\r.no (‘. Sanford. of Franklin
lilt't‘l't, traw- n stptuio party inst. night.
'l‘ho prim-s \Voro won by Miss Nollio M.
liisbuuvaud ..\tt..ru.-y l'osimrtsh. 'l’lto
tnyAt'ttt'ringt‘, olnihe a tow north-t to mottluosts int-lutIod hilh‘fiyl'dlll‘t‘ltt't‘ May. ot‘It-nn in tho vast-s ot‘ thittl. lino of tho
“'llll'll “I“! "“E understand. I"‘l’t'-I“i~’|'l|:i'ittsltold; Missor. Notbo anti Nululiotourious farts brought out n; that. tho
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tlhslu'ow, Mlllh‘ Hoot. Dr and Mrs. town of Milford. With a population of
I BOARD OF HEALTH FIGURES.
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i Births. Marriagcsflivorces and Deaths
I in Connecticut.
Iv Tho :ltl\‘;llt(‘t‘ nltools of tho annual ro-
. port of thot'tmnootit'nt Board of iloulth.
I tho ot‘atintios of whit-h nror-ompilod with
iltltlt'h t'til't'. l'tWt‘l’ ”to your lbill. 'l'lto)‘
,shd'a that llto numhor of births for tho
I\‘t‘.‘.l' was ~.'o,:t~t:.; or thumbs, “Luna. Mi
Illlttt tho natural iltl'tt'ltrt' of population
thy oxooss of births ovor doathn wan
Ithtiltl. 'l‘ho tot-nudity of tho t'oroigu as
:I‘ttlllllttlt‘ll with tho. nativo rat-rs is inth-
oatott by tho fut-t that out of tin.- wholo
"Inglis births. ”.57“ Woto ll'n'tlt part-tits
Iono or both of whom woro fort-igu.
{'I'hu slatistiru ot' ma'riaco show that.
.out of $5.830. hhth partit-s woro Amort-
sun than no;
Lawyer Warner Says it Cannot tie
Btlitl Within the City leilS.
NO nan nun M an-
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The Town Counsel's Opinion Is In Direct Cw
tradictlon to 3 Recent Statement of Com
missiooer McDonald-.Engineer Brine
Waits on the Selectmen.
titroot Ctiilllnltltiitmt‘l‘ Briggs. of South
Norwalk. visited tho solnctuicn’n once.
this morning. to one about the Telfottt
road which it is proposed to build on
tho. ('t.)l|lll't'llt‘tlt turnpiko. within tho
t'll-_\‘ limits. uudor tho :iltllt‘ law governs
tug ant-h mutton-s.
Soloot mun Sollook informed Mr Briggs
that Attorney Wnrnor. tho. town coun-
allam'y Hllt‘l‘t‘i', Mossrn. W. .l. lrt‘llmtl. ti. illimlt 1.0"", shows ttitirt- tlouths than { up], hurl informed the Fu-luonnan fl)“.
tundor tho law. thoy had no right to
him. 'l'ho man at 'Oltt‘tt lit-tutti in out] i ii. \‘osburuh. .lr.. Wallat'o I’unzolt and | births for tho third ("itlfil‘t‘ttliu- your"
tags. that the intention of tho Consoli-
datod wan to show that it had oxpt-ndt-d
nu enormouit aunt of money in making
hnprovrtnontn; that tho building of tho
tramway trout Norwalk to Darimt would
doprive it o! a large amount of row-nut-
fron pneuongor traili‘. and that nonhor Ippmly visitod 1w n... “1.3,... ”m." m
publit' necessity nor (univottit‘tnw r.» piir- "i do Virginity" it wasdootood :tdrisabio
od thotramway. To support thoiattor lllvllli'f‘WIE" I'lr'tllllt‘l‘lllt! lltllnttltilp'd“:
oluint. a sum ktwpor of linrion. Snnuu-i m" M“ "WW-l my m" "“11”” M "" ‘
lnulroutls. and of tho two ovils. it is}
.wiso always to ohooso tho toast-r. I
“Mud-slinging should not bo indulgod I
in. not own by wagon whools.“ Vir I
giuia Itasngoml roads ussmriu'ion. but»
nogm‘idronds. at. toast ttwy wt-ro it'll}
:visihlt-in tho sot-lion of that statt- l'l" oln Trim! wltowns at tho hotter. and
I 'I‘aylor down. and rt-sttntritulotl him.
mo vilo names. Kerttttl my mat-outlay. “with” U. Mitt-bolt.
and ntruok at mo with an minim-Ila. lit-g . .-.--- . I
also triod tutti-I'll“) my «would-anon. and; Mrs. William Itiosqu-rgooh-iratod tho.
illlttjliio‘y‘yi'ii‘fiivluyiiiutirltgwmlull infill] “'l- ; anuirorsary oi' hor birth. yostorday M'-
r ~. , '-t"‘.‘l'll:t\t'."" ._ '. .. .
onuootl loss of night. and l tiliot‘ol'tu'oIlium?“ at to: home it! knight all“ t. A,
urnsprtl ltold ”g his hand» until 1... had i rilh't'tttl limitation had boon oxtondod to:
isullit-iontlyomdeddowu. At the [inn- l i tho Ariouitws, or South Norwalk. and.
'thl'l' a pair of wintttr rimming-mm“, ”mph.“ ....»Hmhd in H .Mh.’ I-‘Iorut
“ill "“‘l't‘lllll “I”; llllll‘tllllll- “WI 1 Wit“ I“ " tributos “TH“ nhowo-t-od upon tho hunt-Au, 7
no “‘"y “WWI“! {m- n". unuuult. Th“ . who rospontlod with an ololmt‘olo luuoh.
l‘lllllll llf lJlHl‘Vl“ fllhmllll llltll‘ l ht‘ltl' Yttt‘lll e-thltjt‘llllllf- lr\' [hp .\l'll)ll.i .ill‘l mt”— .
u ropo ho tlittll.’ltt‘tl ouoontl to rat'tor in
tho houso.‘ and tho othor to his not-h.
Ito th‘t'llil ohait‘ itt adjusting tho tlmst‘.
thou kit-hod tho r-hair out from mutt-r
hint. 'l‘ho noiso anon-ind tho nttontiou
invosttgutod and innuotliutt-ly out
Mr. Taylor is ropontant now. and pro-
I‘n‘lthout any st-vort- opidomio. tho report .
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staring: at its t-tun-lrotion: "'t‘ho twoplo
Milford uro loss prolilit- than tho
:-:tmo nmubor ot' pooplo in othor plum-s."
'l'ho Ioports :dltt't" tho your NIH show
that during that poritnl of only tw'o
yours los. than half a ot-nlury. tho donthi
ruto has tnoroasod from l‘.‘.I to his por}
I,tltitini' population and tho birth until
itu-roasotlui'r-cu '20 por l,tto:i to it.” por
his hands to tutor induct kttttt-klos out of i tzt‘ttiul'ttor'r :ulllrossos woro f..mu,...; ..f
'tion botwoon South Norwaik and How-
. ”route-noted by tho trolley maul.
nylon, and tho sonontl for a poriod whon
tlm tramt at)! was in otwrntiou.
Thowituoss was ankod about. condi-
apot-ting its oxootlr-nt systoiu of roads, , bubly will not attompt so rash a dood in
(important. was called. . ‘
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tho (Jonsolidulml. tt-rttilied that for tllt'i w""”“""l“m”l "lllml-l “I'lli'il'l'lll'
.I)Itl'till't‘t*l.‘i. y'l'his uiotmixily—--t‘or it (Io-j
tween South Norwalk hurl ltmrnrton. . ‘
Int: mutt lltllt'ri ol our strootn. «humorous- .
M4. a falling ott'ot' H.792. Tho tirst I wuy thou txrsitivo good. lino-third tho
tuissionor. ibate this txuisauoo‘.‘
roads. t'vrwo haw. a spa-oimon ot' gotuli
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trons ht twm n btmttortl .unl luuri‘ttld. . roatlbods H.» “Um. “...“,"mgs' Tm m“.
(Irxxtwmtslrmldard had oxlrlamt-d thatif'm" " “3 “W" ”I’” It... l“”“‘“'l‘
. poinne to tho oily. Whom iottntstoru and
dated by trolley lines. liis brothor. ox-
Woald it not ho wists for our city also to
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six months ending .lt'obrunry 2*. tool.
iloth mayo-and oount-ilmun aliko~—wil .
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while for the six tn'mths‘ouditm Fobru- . . . . . ,
tohom-s. liljlll‘ltmri to tho oluthmg oi
nix months' llmtros nro thoso of a poriod ittlblllllll' ”I W-tlt‘t‘ lN‘tl would lay lilo
With usit would bo unnootwary to-
Iroad nothing in tho :tltl‘ll‘tttll'li .. to our
but thisvusobjootcd to anti tho qutN- no hoary trut'kin't: in allow-.1 p, “......
. . ' tho ' ado it witlo tire: f 1' th -ir wa'n ll.‘.
Ito claimed tho right to nhow tho gonoral ' 3 l ‘ U I " ' D
. farmors talco a bottor and brondor viow
.ludg' Henry Stoddard, who appo
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ll. M. Km-ltomlmrgur. oontptrollrr of . sond its road multinuont that way? I
Itht- wator sprittldintz t-art ltlllt-lllll't‘ upon ;
his road rarriod :liuith‘l passougoro bo-
soon lit'JIlll tho usual t‘umpaiun of mak-
:. at " .. ... -' .....y _ .. _
.ny whim)”. the. nutnbtt t.tlrtod “a. .i. ,r-yt-hsts, and ”f morn dauntgo m W”...
hofort: tim tramway was in own. ‘ ”W amply. Mu)“ Hot our watt-r moo
visit Now .lorsoy t xprt-ssly to soo its iino'
_ how railroad dopots. until its tiao hard '
lion wan withdrawn :tl'tor Attornt-y'.“Writ. fly nothingouroarmon t‘Ni‘lltlil,
. .. lyou would hurt- road roliors at no ox-‘
t-f'l't"('t of tho [)ut'ullt'lnm of" tho Ut‘msoit-
m.» ‘ of tho road rptostion. tin-y will put boltt‘t'
7"" the Tramway company. “mm"! by assisting in road—making and not in
. and broad-:r tiros on tlu-irwagons. tbr-r. -
that it was not pertinent to tho questioni“ma.t..._..tm_yg..,r. It “”571“,... i... ... l...
at. issue. whether the Consolidatod'sldono with tho, roads it should ho dooo
bueittosm’as lossonod or not; thonucution l ”‘fi’r" 'lllll" lr'l» it" ”It“ “Voila? rho Wino! '
“. > ,' .... , ’ l . _ tor whooltng Is' dorm aftortnat ttmo. . I
was one of public transit} am «on i 'I‘ho my“... 1m mm...” stay. it h.
venionce. '. in no sonst- of tho word a mow. i'nd, for;
Judge Whoolor hero romarkod that he 1 it is now in nso in t-vory family in our
had tundra an o. antiuntiottot’ tho. ’l‘ranr . ltmd. Hood httprovomout has followod.
way company's propoaod layout, and : intho t'ach of tho bioyt-io. .WIn-n-ror
thought thr- conditions wero diti'ort-ut . it has gono it hue sortod as a toreruunor
from thoso oxisting or brought. about . of lll'tlirl't'S-‘i. and f” ‘l-‘i lli't'tit'lll-‘t' lllt' “WW
t'romtho trollov lx-‘rweou titratt'ord and g and Instinnjoys of good roads may bo;
Fairlield. ' _ l'Vot'y lurgoly asoribod. llit-yolos will I
Rotativo j.) publit' newrssitv' My, bring good roads: good roads will bring:
Ktnzhorstwrgor staid ho had a l‘t‘t'tlt'tl of . Mood burst-s. Whoro tho roads uro
trailit'. for . Murt'h -i whiph : good tho numbor of ploasuro driiors wiii .
fillt.l‘eV(‘.(l that that day tho (Iousolhlatod ; gi’ozttly ittorou.~o. 'l'hir'. is t-loarly llt‘lll- .
worried night psutscngers from Noroton . Iitihtrtttctl by tho oxporu-uoo in Not-thorn 1
to Damion. nix from Darion to Noroton. ; Now Jot‘h‘vy. Win-rt- tin-so. oouthttons
live from Noroton to Rowuyton. six oxiht will bo found a laruoiy incroasod i
from Rowayton to Noroton. Ilvo, from and moi-o intollipout population.
“lll'lCll LU Kuwaytu”V '{lllll nine fl'lrlli . All l'lll’lt‘llh’, till lllt- it)Wll (If Nttl'thlh’I
liowavton to llax'ttxu. lit: had no rottord i should join our Town lmt'u'ovomont a.».- t
with him oftanyothor day’s trailio ho- f sooiation. and lIlttt'll oould bo aooom- .
tworzn thoso pinata. Ullllplt'lfl roturns,‘plisltod along ‘ _ . ‘
of pansengor tratlic were math: monthly, I and mil-riot. lino of this thsooitttitm‘y
General Suiwrintcudout C. H; Piotr,Iiirstmtwos might bo tho adrooat-yot
wan familiar withtho train mt‘rimot‘ tho 1 good roads at no party day. and in this
road and had knowlodgt- ot’ train fat-iii- , t-onnootiott» all who ritto for ploasuro ory
tires which would ho furnisht-d in t-aso or :,businos.~. ritlurr by st‘t'utl’idm' ”3 L-lew 1. '
necessity. Ht " id that it was now pos- : :fhould br- ritally t'tmooruod :uui doubly
nililo. to run trains ltotWt-t-tt South Nor~ I tntotjt'zstod lll town nupt-oromonl.
Walk and Stamford t-vory olovoo . l ltllt rot-y rt-spoott'ully yours.
tninutos in t-itltor dirt-trtion. ' _,.,..__ _ w Emmi: ll. Fox.
H. M. Bordon. tho civil ongiuoor t'lZ‘ PRIZES. FORHA’R'E'CPA‘lfiTA.
tho. (Itmnolulutrrd. rand ho had t'hargo oi .
the construction part of tho improvt -
"touts that had been
Howayton anti South Norwallr. iut'hzg.
”mp. bum...“ Donated by Commodore Student and hint
Chosmar to the Yacht Club.
:lhii'txziiil‘i tho “’01.”!me HM “my", ’l'bo trovornimr muunittoo of tho No" i
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Anolhtrr interesting foatm‘o “I too .taih \atht (too that .t mu ting 1.t.t
(ruse. :ua'tmling to tho liritlrrotmrt first. . night, at tho. rt-sidour-o of A. it. (Jhus- I
want thooil’ort on too [villi of t'ounsoi ft t1“ ; mar. Washington strot t'. and appointod I
the Utlllstilit‘lutt’tl road to show that tho I [in-..., 5.117,...(n'mni“....s, ”a. yummy... tto- ;
m'olmsod “WWW" “" old. i“ Will”?- l"' I gotta. t). I. .‘tllon. . Alta 'l'uthill and
a detriment to the earning capacity ”liWilliatn H. Bytnuton; liti'lSt‘. (tilbort ic. .
tho Norwatk Tramway oompany: thurfnngurt, (plum... yummy...“ and Wily
its stock and lmmt'holdors would suti'ortnum ll. Byiugton: ontortaimm-m,
il-‘i "I" “75“” "f the incremwd l'xlu’llt‘“ Thomas Bout-dirt, .'Ir.. 1). W. llavmontl
which could not bo trotrnwnsatod for by , and ”...-me pi, Matt-h. ‘
PIN-“nil? Tiltflll’l’h A” 3‘ l'tttiu" “f ”ll-“i t'l' , 'l.‘wo of tho prisms forth.) rognttn intro ‘
l0" 0" ”l" part/of couusr'l. filllli‘l'lllll‘ll- ' bot-ti ])l'tlllllrlt'll. (.‘ommotloro Sanford .
dent Munstiold, of the Tramway oom- ‘ will (puma. ono (.... H... moons. and Mr.
puny. “'ll" WM ill" 1““ ‘Villlttds l‘il' ll!" ('hastnar ono for tho SLLuwronoo slritl's.
uppollants. “'39 ildlili‘l to ‘4‘“ it” 1‘“ kill?“ I ’l‘hron now mombcrs woro udmittt-d.
about the alfuirs of the r-mupany. li‘ ’
zrptxenrod that the plant is in splondid
simpo and tho roturu {or monoy invost- i
od would come lator on. The ormrpmijrg
is (earning more than operating oxtnensos
and tixod charm-st and it hasr'onsidorablo
undeveloped promrty which will turn
in oonsidorable ‘us building; Iona at no
distant date. “ '
rizunuol Grumman had resided in .
Dnricn for about twonty-tive yours amt
for about {ourtwn years of that time.
Was propriotor of “'a gonoral country;
store." Ho hurl olrsr-rvtrl tho trawl 0er .
the proposed route of the Tramwnyoom- ‘
puny and know tho business of most of :
the mope- along thorontc. Ho did not , .
think publit- necocmity or public (ton? gross when thotnten'uptton was uwlo.
venionra‘, called for the tmllt-y. Undr-r l "1' III“ filfl)‘ um-stod.twrmty-sovou “'t‘l‘"
the moist-examination of ox-Judgo Stout. lu-ld and thirtoon ll'l'ttlll ounthuir own
«turd. he admittod that ho knew of no rt't'oglnzance. .
t'lusettrf pooplo who would not be coup
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Forty Spectators Arrested Early this Morning.
in Danbnry. |
Tho Danbury polioo. at i o'olot-l.‘ thisi
morning. 'uidorl a barn, within llvo min- i
utes‘ walk of tho police station in that
oily. whoro amt-kins: main was in pro-
gross. Thor-o wore about too in ““79th
ant-o. and that them .woro takt-n into
t'ustody.
Dunlmry birds. lino tight had but"
Fine Weather Approaching.
illnbrummnns t-vninrico cloned tho ‘ “WW” MW.” ”f the Np“- 1pm...
tt‘stmtony and the arguments t-ornmono- t .’ . . u ..
r-d. Mm: opened bv Colonel Frost for ‘ wrathr-r station, said last night: , no
the Tramway company. who t'lainwd'pin-railingunsettled weathor will onto
I Mrs.
pnllod'ott” and tho' soroud was in pro-.
tho futnro.
"Days With the Birds."
Mrs. Kuto 'I‘ryon. of (font-oral, N. ll..
lot'turod on “Days Willi the limbs" at
Mo. Alt-ad's liill-tido summary. yostou
do}: :tl'torno-ot.
study of tho births tho past six yours and
in a phrasing. uuo.invontional spttakor.
Silo said taut birds roturnim: from tho.
f~1oltlhlaluls t‘l‘:|t‘lll'-l this st't'tion about
two Wt‘t‘ltri luot‘ort- tin-y roat'hod lioston.
'l‘ho host limo to obsoryo tho birds. i'as
t-inuting soincmnd \t‘uysis In'twt:on .t and
s a. m. Silo dost-ribod and showt-d [tir-
tttros of blarhbirds. robins. oriolos, it];
oatohr-rs. warblt-i's botmiiuks‘. yoilow
ll:l‘_tlllllt"t':i. t-to. Mr ’J'ryoit ooulti whistlo
and itni-‘uio tho l'utltorod ntllgs‘it‘t's’ t'ory
lilt'it:~llt;{l_\'.
Who Will Begin the tielorrn.
“'l‘horo sooms to ho a growing: dispo :E-
lion on tho port of tho fair sox."writos u
.(Itil‘l‘l‘tlpulllltllii’, “toi'oiuto‘t- tho but tllli-
int: tho port'manaucon at our lllttalll't‘ti.
which ismuoh approuiatml by all rou-
t't‘l‘llt'll. .-\t l'Iurupoun thoutros ladios
invariably romoro thoir hats and roots
In-toro ontoring tho auditorium.
moot. whoro liltllt‘.-l oan t‘llt‘t'l tlu'h' wvar-
inguppart-i loop of ohztrm'. lt‘ nut-It an
‘an‘angomout oonld In- arrivod at in this .
oountry it would add mun-h. to tho pious-
uro of tho tin-atto-going publio and
\ronld suroiy ho approoiutv-d. Who will
Ila-tho first" to libtllgul'itl“ this rotortu
in T‘x'ot'yt'all«;':"
Enterprislnn Advertisers.
Moms a» (fit. have an intontsting ad»
\‘l'l'llsl‘titt‘lll in today‘s issuo. Cl‘tuirui-
lli‘dt'tii‘t' lino of goods at nilrat'tiro prim s p .m
can but ploaso llt.‘ ouliro puroltasiotz‘
this .
‘l‘tllllll'. liti'ors will in: round all
popular storm that will proro t'uluublv to
(tor-irons purt'lmsors. ‘
’l‘ho. Now York thra-ory t‘ompauv. In u
now it‘ll't‘l‘llst‘lllt’llit today. oti'ois llllt‘ in-
duoomouts to boost-wire". ’l‘ht‘." slot llll
road tho tuirortist-iuont and will not
thoso lint-3 bvuuitod pm“ I fail to bo oouviut-od of tho dosirability i will two
ot‘ impt'orin;_r tho opportunitios oti'orod.
A Driving Wheel Flew on.
Tim driving rod on looomotivo No.
123. broho )‘l'hlt'i‘tlily ill‘lt‘l'lliillll.£il
I Munmroilot-k. and ono of tho big driy int;
\\'lll‘t‘lri tit-w oil' and rollt d down an om!
bnnhmont. _.\ tlolay was t-ausod uuri
tho arrival of :tnotht-r amino. ’l‘ho dis,
itllill'tl looomotiyo was drawing tho train
duo in South Norwall; at flab”. and Has
in tall-two ot' ringing-ot- Itronson and (‘on-
..luz-tor lioorgo Stillman.
His Finqer Nearly Severed;
’utrit'l. Burkh-y \t'asassisting in ro-
pairing tho ottgino :it tho 'South Nor»
Wall: llat oompauy‘s fill‘ttil'y, yostordny.‘
whon lil‘ L'or tho mitidio iingor of his
.right hand mutuhr. atnltltt- ontl win
tit-art}: st-vorottat tho first joint. Hr.
Burnoll tool; sort-ml stilt-hos in tho
. wound.
A Turnout Awaiting an Owner.
Illlit‘t'l' Huntington found a hot-so and
wagon in Watt-r sire-oi. last night at T
o'olm-h. which llt' War: iul'ortuod had
boon standing rhoro situ-o’ ii o'olook in
thomorning. Ito took tho turnout to
s tlmans‘ stublo.
Silo—4 don't lnoliovo you loft'o too :It all. I
Hot—«Why. Elliot, l.'tl'tlio for you. "Hllt'
(puiulunlly t—a'l‘hut's ‘usy‘ enough to say:
why don't you if” and provo it.
(lrimblo (to hor ott'sprintzrw
horo you go. trunking tho iloor all ovot'
Didn't I tell you to wipo
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with mud.
i your foot bot'oro you came.» in'.’
Johnny—4 ll). nobody's ldamiug you,
”Ina; you did all you oould.
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The. light. was botwoon 'Norwalk amlI ”What's this?" askod Mario. llltrlt’illi!
‘ . at the blank
" plot-o of cardboard “'lllt'll
"That's (”hol-
ilio Dudokin's pioturo. by tho Roontgon
iprnt'oss," "But [don't sos- anything.”
I “That's jnnt it. This lloeutgou light
I mothod Intros intoriors. Barring his ox-
. torior. lltoro isn‘t anything tot'hollio to
i tako."
‘ Wilbur had huudod hor.
‘ “What is tbot-uuso of this iliumiuu-.
.‘ew
. ti‘on ashod u trawling Englishman ot‘
' the waitor at a hott-l in u (.lornmn town.
“Ht-r Royal lligltnws tho (iraml-dnrh-
.‘lrs. 'l'ryon has nmdo a ‘
i’ropor .
. t'lllft‘plill'lt s :trt- providovl by tho tonnage--
"W “Wk“ l5 abound in ll“! "“r“l“"‘ ‘ tllt- li:tl|i|\‘tt‘t":tsiull
br-oauso l noror carrier! or ownod nny‘ ‘ '
ant-h things as brass kllut'ltll'<. and. any»
way. Lndw'iufirltrntdt is a robust. tum-
it-ular man. outlo aohivo, and. as i found.
i rt-ry :tggl't't-‘nh‘t‘. and I do not hollow
that ho would have gin-n no- his hands
to hold whiio I Wm: rummaging my;
pootrt-ta and litfitttr no limits ltntzr'kt-s. I
“'l'ht- Wlltilt‘ dittitmlty urisosut‘ far as l l
lknow. from uphill )vhich .‘ohtnitlt oou- ‘1 :trtdtnrot". Y“... m [wilt-nun (lullt't‘ u“
itraolod lll Hint. Whon. lliIt'l' ropoutoiit y ...p.;_
Isiah-moms soot to him, i put tho lull; ‘
Iinto tho hands ot‘ a mllrt'tor. Schmidt,
i put up a oounb Mail I of *l‘: for tll’lVlllL’ j:
i too to his itoust- in lit; upon wagon. and ‘
,bat-h again to my two. This was tho
('olont-lltus-oil Front. with It's I'.t.ml\'.
of April on a l'luropouu tour. llo Will
ho Lrouo too or throo months.
'l'ho \latitnt- Whist oiub too: with
MM .\ltoot‘laolv.'oll. tho. aim-room. at
hvr trim-- in High utroot. Norwalk. and
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l‘nosday' night. Marvin lith. in out ill".
:s'. I.)on‘.~rotta;;os in llayrit-w :ti't'illtt'.
‘itrst than in my ox onto that a man
. ... . "-"a-"fi' 4;:4' “.' ‘-
Mflflp... to make too WY 1”.” for “‘ka llo .vlt .ts \.nmlt tt. titan smith t n
- - - . - van-n '-\' ~. . :.t 'I'r"
mo to :tttt-itd :1 man in .ltls own inmll)’. , till ' itl' ‘1 ‘1: t. 3 fl” 2:“ i "d
. ‘..tI':'l" . :,~; ~‘
I llo tnatlo sorortu‘othtl!‘ otptallv unfound . . )1. .“.”""'. ‘l‘ ..w‘ “"1 I‘ -
- ll::1h‘lll;.:,2‘tittt toasting :o- wml.
t'llt'ltllllh‘ and I hutult-tl my bill to .t‘
ghn'ryorvl'hu oollet'mtl tlit' amount tluw
{mo without dolay. i both-w- lliat this
Ititjt'tll'l’t'ltl't' canal-d tho animosity \\‘lllt'.l'.
ltudw i}: Schmidt nun-nut .. against m--.1 town today “,1. 5““. York.
guild. as I had almost l-trpotton tho: '
.wholoali'air. l wan ontiroly takoo by;
l uttrpriso by what bupwnotl.”
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LEE GREATER".uAN CHANT.
Mr. and Air -. .\lt'2\'.'llltlt'!‘ Arc-hot: who
ti‘IIVII boon "matting at tho rosidonoo of
"I'ltzll'lt‘d ll. .lt‘illllllufi. \‘vt‘ui Slt‘t‘t'l; lt‘l'l
. it». 'i‘. K. Z‘t'oblo, of Norwaih. is in
: Now \orh oily today. uttoudmg a moot—
tin of tho l‘ortxrogationul littlltllltg so
t'Zl‘lV.
‘That was the Decision at the Meeting oi that \ orb and Kuwait: Htoamboat (‘olllptlll_\‘.
Young Men's Debating Club. ' W“: m "I“ " wwwr‘l"):
; "Rusolyod. 'l‘hnt lirant was a l in alor.
It‘ionoral than boo. ‘ was tho subjoot l‘or ‘
Edison..~iou {it an t‘llliilln‘iaiiilt’. mooring of him“? ' "
tho Younu Mott's lit-ballot: olub. ll"ltl
Lott night at tlit' homo of William H.‘
Wilt'ox. South Main stroot.
l‘h'uost. 'l‘illy opunor. tho tit-halo. boiu-gi
l'.tt--nt (hillllltirdttllt‘l' .iobn .4.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Miss Lester in the "Two Orphans."
That always buautll'ul though sari
lhr- :illu‘matlut sido. ”Mm w_ ‘ play from tho.- l"rt-uoh. "’i‘wo l Irphans.
\\’orkmanaruut-d l'orthonouatiro. wus prosontod last night git lioyt“s
| “'5‘ ill‘llilli‘ "-4“ 'i'llll‘l'liliillili-f imlll 'l'hoatro. by tho t'ltdl'llllllLL' Miss .\ltunh-.
t n- tpiostion Was not araut‘t )v ml 1 I ,. -
. . . . ‘ . ‘ A . " t" ' . " '0 ‘ll ‘. . “ t' ' ‘K‘
jdtsputauts. at its untoluston a \'tilt'l 1‘”! rum “‘1‘ in. my ”I “H “’1‘
Iwas Ialtou and both tao dobato and lit
orary morilsrt't'ro awat'tlod Mr. Wort:
loan.
"ho noat. mootiug o:'- tho olub in April
hold with ;\llwt'l Quintin”.
.Subjt’t'l: " {osolvt-tl. That for tho good
H’I tho put lio, pritmzts should lto {data u
lot rt-i’orm i'alltor than plat'o-t I'or punish-
hn-ut." 'i‘llt'tllt‘illll."'
..ta.
‘ldissl'oz'rio Audubon. Miss lu-stor. us
' lionriotlo. was it d ".olod. nuldo lioartml
ontl swt-otly saith-hour; littlo woman.
[t'ho blind lrtuim. by Miss: ..-\udorstm.
.was most «notably p.»rtr.tyod. It is a
’t‘l::it‘.".t'lt~l‘ i‘ottttit’lllx t‘fill't‘llll‘ t‘nltt't'JlIl‘ti'
Victor W. l"t-rri.~:. f'l'oo olhor prt'uninoul parts \\'l'l't' playt-ti
:bv [durum l“l'il/'.lt‘l‘, ilS ('ht-t'alior th-
"‘lHE YALLER DOG UNDER THE WAGGINGKH \‘ztudrlt :lilll as l’iorro .l“l‘lit‘li:tl‘tl; .l. .l.
I “you. as .lut-tpto: lt’mt'lmt'd: .l. i". ('lnri;
Attera Race With the Switch Engine he Emer-l in tho Tlilt‘délll than llt'ldllilt'ljv's and
; .A. ' tftlatittuis )o ros.o.~:: .l. ll. touts-n; as;
I ‘ 905 Unharmcdrt'i Unscathnd l.'tl“t'tx-lt:trd: W. l". l‘onrad. to: Lat-dour
I (tho spt‘t'klod lll' l‘-t'tll'll't‘ll lltlllllii- I and tho (ltn‘ltit'. Miss \Vltittlt- was Muri-
ln-on :tivau South NorwallrIanuoaud l‘ouutoss Deliinioros. 'l‘ltoy
' ; fort'nod up ablo support. ’l‘ht- orohosira.
utnioubtodly tho host that. has ovor boon
horo. routiortd tit-lightful
iwhio'u has
. until ho has boomno a familiar tigitro,
Thad a. narrow ost-apo. yostt-rziay ai‘totnt
: noon. just north of tho oroxboad bridgof
;:tl. Washington and Main stroots. ’l‘hoi
‘ttog \‘outurod on tho truth just in front :
thrl‘ tho <wilt’lt ongino. which was muting, . , l
down from tho t'roinb yard at. a liwlv i n:- I.\lt‘(v-i\\.‘ttt.- tlllloltt. lnustt-ttfum .l. Ill.
rntt‘. and thou followotl an oxottittl: 1'11"“ l( ”Wu" ”H "Win“ “TU“L 1'" (autum—
t‘ho do}; hold his own until ho rout-bod . “I‘ll “t“ “ ‘5 "ill-"‘7‘“-
.tho trlltl of tho britlgo whon ho tllsappoat-I
rd and tho spotdatots Itold thoir broatlt. I
’l‘ho ottgino mono to a .«tnndstiil. and tho I
t'row jumpotl oti'. mirroring: to pick up!
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[itrllt‘ plnyor displaying
smootlttxoss anti olihdont-y.
t't-murhablo
'i‘ln-y urt-
Enjoy Yourself
loopitroltaoitit; :1 tic-hot for tio- i'lm nix
iiugino oompany'u bonolit. anti
"ill-ltumtit-o'sat <2," by (lion Mut'llon-
fough. timior tho ntanugotuont of .l M.
thtrd. lt should to suro of a warm
twoloonu-whon tr :tpptutt's at tho Nor-
.walk tipora ltouso tot
Iltlztroh lath. 'l‘ho play has pus-:od tho
'z'ubit-on of t-i'itit~2:~'1n til nil tht‘ lurpot'ilim
and is urooptod as a gotiuinr- \‘ltt’t‘t'r'ri. it
lioptrrts :: mmrbor of laughabio e-plri.ltlt-:~‘
growing: out of :t t'it-h Now Yorkor who
.utlbmptn to t‘.‘;('.lll‘ tho uuspioions of his
I too plat'id \tho. who :lflt‘l'\\'lll'tl tll"\'t.‘ltll\.~i
.au alarming vapurtty t‘or jt-ulousy. it
.1“. Attorut‘v (it-onto t}. Hill. (.f Bmlwu is full of tout-h and good humor from
“ i‘ ‘ - -\.‘t' ‘u‘- a" M 1‘ --
‘pm',’ r“... uttavlnm-nti “ll'tltlfi'tfm'm'ri a btgtthtttgtorlto. and ismtttprttod by
ijudgnn-nl again“ fl". any.“ 5" a lt‘ititl .u r-ompuny of mos. unusual oxot-llouoo
; Ill-'lll m [hp New York t‘ourts. I With snob f‘}‘:"’i1["‘".“:" Miss {\otlro linu—
; “.-., _ that". Miss Irmo l-rtxanzta, Miss Hobo
. . ' "V' I ('l'tt"1 l’n-l and tho liitt‘t
. ‘. II\Vl\blll. .tltss . . . . .
I " " Some 9' the Stctl. Imstoi‘s. and tho [490d comt-dtuus snob as
. ((‘batlos F. domino. timmo 1". Hall.
I . \\'ilii:uuis. (Ialtlwoll ‘utul Dullou.
. . , -. .
i tho n-matns oi tho dog. but grout was ”
Illn-ir surpriso to Rt‘t' tho bruto a tnomout
I latrromorgo from undor tho ongiuq. l.)
Iall :tppoarmu'os unhut'mod. ‘ :tzid slowly
I saunto ' tl\ 'ay.
The Culver Attachment.
'l‘ho uttaoltmont suit of liarvoy it. Mo-
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lutosh. ot' l’latnttold. ls. -l.. \‘s. llolm l'._g
jiilltl ,Aun Louisa ('ulror. in whit-h tIu-ir.
. interest in tho .lamos Mallory outato haul
, boon attat'hod l'ur $.3.t't‘li.:u~' told oriolusivo-
ly in The Honiinol. yostonlay. is: brought
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Viola. dauulllor oi~ Androw Lat‘roix.
of Elizaba-th st'rot‘t. to ill with tho
mousios. '
‘Mrs. \Vat‘ron (l.—ivt'iittlll\'s, of Mztplo
stroot. is on tho sit-k list.
bowls llt‘llt‘tlll'i.‘\t'lltl is (tritioally ill
at his houn- in lliglt stroot. Not-walk.
rt'llltllllr- abou tho sauto.
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Wants More Subjects.
.l‘rol'. ltovnolds. tho mt smorist. gum
quothor of his intorostiugand pinstnu'
{tivo Hllt‘l‘ltllnllttdlh at tho Norwnlh
illpt‘l'a llouso. lust night. Tho pmt'ossor
.\\ ill Iruvo South Norwaik tho butt-r partf
.\ Iottpyoar t!.t:uo will .lu‘ gziwu by,
tit-.orgo ll. brow. sot'rrtary of tho Nt'wt
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how:
I moor mulomplaios a trip to l‘lttl’t’llu‘ this ‘
.. ..nanu- pot-ind tt'ousumptiott brim: t‘iussod
iworo ossayt‘tl bf.“ “Din.“ .‘dtnnio lmstor and ,
tsw'illbo: .‘itiirm- I lion. and roooivul a. stunt: Ilt'lilt‘lltillu
:ttivo, William A. tiritiin. .Ir.; nogativo. . hito ulsoonaotod tho part. of l ionoriow, 3
solet'tiom. .
’i‘hoy art- skillt-d mnsioiuns. tho trom‘;
tllttil'l' tho oapublo munugomont ttt'it‘houo
Wednesday. .
. boon. tho otutugos. howr‘yor. brim: prob-
ably tluo sotztowhut to iut'rousod thor-
ttltdltllttw of guihoring stati:.tios.
in a gouoru! way tho statist iv.»- show the
oiiioaoy .nl‘ tnoro strin-gout lnwsund .~'t*\'(‘l"
or rulings of tho t-ourts in divoroo oust-s. l
for laxity in both of which tho :ztuto usott'
to lmu- an uudosirublo roputation. I
in tail t.;o1o.woro tit‘: dirort-os in thoI
ntalo. 'l'ht- iitmros sank totinti in HM‘;
.:'.ud it. 'Jti.‘ in infill. litit\\'ll.lt.~‘i:liltllltg tho:
. grout inoroaso ot' prjiulutiou in tho tutor-
' :‘al . amounting to probably not losh‘
_ than 1:0 por wont. during tho- lust-natural
.iroazio. and utttwillist:ttttlitty..r also moro;
.3. in compilim.r tho statistir‘s. '
Darin}.r tho yr :tr lltot'o woro L’t‘ti tliVor-
.t‘t'H xxho wort- trtztt'riod again and in that
mon. in i.'.‘itt murriugos of widowsl
1 {Hill widowors tht-ro woro ”3.7.”. mot-o mon ;
than womou. t it tho zit-:glhs T.Ilii wr-z'o‘
.nah-s. H.326 touutlos. and I". \Vl‘l‘t' not re:
. nordod. lit" turths 10o)? woro males. '
si..‘.i’o t'otnalos. and HS not t't‘t'ttl’tlt'tl.
'l‘in- mtu'riazros or bat-holors :tntl .‘rlllllfi‘ i
tors: mnstiluu-d ML? por oout. of thoi
trial. (If tho mutt-:4 marriod 1.3 port
Ioont. wom' undor twonty yours old, ofI
‘ tho t‘ontulr‘s its por root. and of those.
I two wrt‘.‘ :t‘z‘t-ady widows.
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sift births it‘ll woro plurality births.
(‘ortuin lil‘tdltlllt‘lll (ll-it‘llr-ii‘rs' show somt‘
:su‘ugostivo munitions. Consumption.
."thz- old .ut'ourgt- of Now England. sliows_
a dot-roaso during Iilt' last ton yours from ;
LIL"! (bulbs to 1.:ilidt-aths. tho. tigutos
‘goiug to outtirm llb‘ r-ommou opinion
that tho llLs-‘llN' ls tittninishittu. ll lu'ts'
tlllltiilb‘llt’tl illislillllt'iy :ll'Jtll ‘\ to i' t't‘lll. I '“
dut‘itlu a poriod that population Eta: in-
t-rozm-d somoohat ltlut't' than '.‘H pm
rout. tin tiu- olhor hand, durim: tho?
. in tho. ppm as a "t'oustltutioual" dis-
4219- t. lllfit'lltl‘.‘ t i' tho rospiratory systom,
with puoumonia i'ort‘iuout. havo iurrt-as- .
’od from Lilli?) to L; it. and tlisoawu «th
I tho htart from 21'. to Hull; Bright's dis-
oaso iisos during tho ll tryoar poriod
from till to Ali.
'l‘iu; roport tixos tho population of tho '
stato at tho tilit‘liiiitr of tho yo: r 151% art
51533.77. an invrt‘aso during:- t'our yours of
orbitilii. and indicating: a prost-m popula»
lion of about nildmti,
A Side Wheeler lor the Norwalk Route.
’l‘iul stoumor Favorito. whit-h ran last
st-ason on tho route of tho Norwalk and
Now l'ot'l‘. chutttboat. oompauy. l< boing
"l'llllt it with (no inrgo boilors and twin
s. tv.'.-~.\\'hit-it aro taking tho plat‘o of tho
‘ tt‘tplo otunlunmiou t'orntorly used. Tho
boat will run tho muninusoasoubotwoon
I('atsl:ill and Albany on tho lludson. It
g 1:: pt tsslbtt- a sitit- whorl :ltoanior will bo
’pul on tho horwalh r. Illlt' this your.
~.\ now arrival of ludit-s' soparato
rirts. at $1333. villain. itlai-t and ‘S-IJlil. at;
:\l. :4. Smith‘s _
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I iptlli fii.\l.liu“IlltI" lllllttil't‘tl lt‘t‘l til gtll‘th‘lii
‘ Iovw. rt-t'rtgorutur and t'nrpots. window
‘5bmlos. l' tlt‘5.ltll'tli~ and tho: ptiIt-s,ott-..tuKnot!
I'Iillllllltlll. \ppi}. litfil'\3\l.ll\’ H.h\ll'l'li.7('t'--;;-
wont 'l't-rt‘at-o. ill it
t .Vtilt Sill.»- (loop. but on Washington St.
. ‘ brill-4o. Inotth ‘élllt'l. Smut». t’;.rl run l'l“.
Imam on utortgago. Apply lo‘l‘.\‘.ttu;.\' (tour
r;\. I III it I w
I ' ,lllll SALE: llt risiot‘etl .lot‘st-y row. .‘I-ll
I tiwynno. 9nd ;. tor. light lawn: husu roo-
I ..rd of 13 lbs... :3 now so! tutttorpt-ruook : also.
'hor hoii‘or rail. .‘ monthwhl. l'.\llllt“h' liuapi.
’ .‘tluplo nu uuo. East Nom‘alk m Liztt
I not: our wiionso. x u tenant-u. slrool.
suitablo. but two lumdb-s. ,\II tooth-m
.lllliil‘tth'iilt'llin. ('z-utnius 1': rooms. two lttlllln
Vnnd pantrit ., t'nIl on t‘nns. S. 51'. dons. on
:Iit‘t'llllht‘r-. lltzun
Elatiit SALE. l'urity and oboupmw. tlt't'
if what wot-Inna lortht- Lon-.ttuau .\ llnr-
.tiuoy paints. I‘ull at our storo for ooinrt-ards
land prioos. r‘ot'ru Nouwabu llAllli\‘-.\I:l-I(‘u..
/. 12 South Main st root. ;
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I ‘lllt iw.\I.I*.- buttons i oh-uoo. lion-4‘. 'l‘lnt-»
I 1‘ olhr hu)‘ :t'ttlvi- iohgof tum; iti- straw
'--:.t from our lino! Norwalk farm. for salt-at
Iona-.4 murkol prim-s. Apply to In: '.ltt,\ii
. Ilium. South .‘mt‘wolu. ' lll'r iw
I For: .
I I'. ll. tturvot'. tnoltnttng outiro :«lw'k and
.hrturosuud ll'llM‘Hl storo. Will iuo wI-I \‘ory
Whoop it hold at ”two. Apply at tho sl-ot'o.
S.\l.lt3.~'l‘lto ltuol utttl shun Iutslnoss t-l
mutt
. Wilt S.\l.l§.——l.uu‘tt urn». rod top. not and
I .' 'whliot Inn-r sot-d. ntw. timothy. SHUT"
_.\ouwu.u ll \::tr‘..‘,\uut‘o.. id Houth Main stroot.
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3 .Htill
I: SA I.i‘.. boil-ling Int thtruoo. on Wost
uronno, mmt dosiral I ‘Iul ouittt-tm-mzo.
yt't'l‘urlvtt'd‘tlnl to“. fault
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that the madwzu a orinvonitmoo nun-h
ill-arimlby tho plilillt.’ whom it would
turnout.”
. 4km. cm m, This Week
Almost. Warwick. rod rims, 2} lbs.
Must ho sold this wwk for cash. it Hutt-
lunl Place.
A
‘tinuo forrwonty—forhours. if not; lonth-ss had just boopmo tho motto-:- of :t'
in. Light rain and snow may ho t-s-iu-anddut-al infant." "lsthat m?" to
por‘ttuldmttho pror'ipitution§will bosmull. t spondod tho Englislmntn. lukitn: out his
West of us a thousand milos tiun weutlw ' notoiroolz. "l must make a noto of that.
iorprovails, but it will not roarh mt be-I‘lo—‘ln (lormnny \‘I‘ht'not’t't' tho oily
{one Thur-rainy. Tonight and tonton-owl is iltuntit‘tatotl tho liranrl-dut-homs br-
‘will lxrsonu-whut wurtnt-r, followed by I onmos tho mothor of a grand duoal in-
‘ slightly wider temperature." I funi.‘ "
I .v - . . .
twill ho how all this wool. and :lpponr. . . . ’ ‘ _
...]... ussesschalualton Imam“ H“ has mm. kucm “I... ,ttil‘t:‘s;tt.rpfltuptown; VoutI ll.~‘lltlli!.lfu'llm\(‘.
()r “.11 'llltl K'l" l‘ l ”ll'd'lv .ll(illI-V . ' ' J. . . ' u . ' . .l' l‘l'll: . ii I I‘lll-‘l i." tllt Iltm
- - 1 ti“ “I l' l‘ . | ‘ th’t'lh. but tlosdos to stamp tuotr. Why ~"'.“l uiuto \Iill ll.t\l' lltt'ltlrtottlliltlt}. Impou-
nootit-ut was nearly two billion dollars . not giro him at trial and soo if you uro . 11', all].-39.31;;f',’.":.".¥;:..'.“““ L‘luhwmI'lszl'lll’fi}
in lulu). 'l‘ho asst-Mai valuation oi‘anIsusooptiblo to Immotism? Tho profos-t " ‘. ' ' ’
ltnpori‘al tlrtm'noipur ittmiy ttn'v. ’l'ryl’sor will not lilttt‘tl you in any of tin-I . l-‘l'r'l-Z rmvt‘ut'otiulzo on lilonwomtavenue
ouoattl. H. 'l‘mwbridgo & (h).~‘l‘tl'l[{ltrit'tlllitlmldh'lllg Situations. if you nub-1‘ ltlrm1|.u-||muti|ltllHue-thyle'l‘lllh‘. int-mire
. ‘lHJLS Z:\‘ l).; 1W.b‘«
store. thsh to make tho test. Kuwaiti”! W‘ I ” l ' "‘ “""‘,.,,'l‘;.‘"_
'1'...
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build tho road \\'lll|lll the city limits.
This is in r-ontrndiotion to tho statu-
mont of (Iommissionor McDonald. mti'tlo
at tho I‘t't't'ttl‘ town mooting. to the reflect
that tho road could be built if the South
Norwaih oouncil was willing.
Mr. Warrior‘s dooision in upheld by
sort-rat othor attornoys.
”dunk a: Luther .‘d. Wright‘s utiror
isoxueur.‘ $lt‘l,ll§lti Worth of wagons.
sloighs and horse: not uh; that tnustbu not d
f. ...... 3
I .
IF YOU PUT IT HERE ll PAYS.
“\Vllltl.” ”l‘htrSnlu." "TU EQ‘E." "E503.“ anl‘
”F-utmt." and :ott't-t-tisotnrnts oi u like t'httr-
nob-r, not o.\ooodto..: It\o Iinos—nn m utt‘alun
to with ot‘tliiml‘v Words—are luserto in thl
I'ttltllttlt ”lit" IllL)’ for 2.3 vomit: "er6 day».
oonts : or." Wot-k. ono dollar.
WANTED.
\. .' \‘t’ i’iLII. ‘t writing doslr. \Vlll oxohnntzo
“ill t'rohnnuou lw't
non. usol I- Ii ihrt-o not
”It! dosh.
~I’I'I'I‘l. Xt-mtuilh or oulb
\ '.\S'l‘lfl! ~-Ynott;1 lady as :tppronlltro. Mil:
mory do] nr'ltu-‘lit. south .\orwulk lion-
tut. Stnro. m it at
'.~\‘\'i‘llll."'Sitltutiull as t'onk or traitor.
Hutyl, l‘t‘fiilill'lilil til' boarding houso.
tutti“ 1.:.“utttmit shoot.SouthNorwuikJ‘ouu.
In it at
onrrinuo. lit‘dtl‘l)‘
it tr suitublo writ-
\tllllI-\\ “an. humor." 5:: t'msu
mu it
' \\‘ i‘iili._ \ lu‘l'lllflll widow. tt‘. your-a old.
w uthl ltko situ‘ttion us ltousokot-nor or
it
Itr—t wit.“ l.“ 4;. t‘tty .tr oountry. lit-ado! ntf.
t‘t‘t'ltt'tN. \t- t‘ltlltlt‘t'tt. .\. ll. 1' All“ Sll‘t't‘l. 30.
.\~I\\’.‘lll\.t'vtllll. milztt
\" \X’l‘irilt. ~h‘hoo tit‘tors or operators on
llt‘lt'illllt‘n wantod. Lutlllsbtil‘)’. Mulb-
o'ns -n .\ t'o. lett
‘V'AN'I‘l-Cit.--—'l'wu nontlomon oan bn accom-
'nll uintotl with ilrst-olnas board in rimto
taunt}: luoujro at Sontitiol Brunoh o 06. Art
\latt ~:u~m-t..\orwalk. or Houtinol office. South
.\t-t".‘.u!k. mDIW
\VA \ 'l‘ l". Ii.~— ixtmrlnnoed operators on
st row sowtuxluutohinos:umoon hindln
Dennis lb Blunt-”hart .
m 1 it
and lining lllilt'lllllll“.
wolnburunlk.t'onn.
\VAN'I‘iZl>7—-i-‘.rporionood opnrntors on ono.
two. [our and tho noodle sowing mit-
--hinos: mot-hiuo tiossoxwt.itindors and other
u-ork. lppl'. to t‘orsot Ilopurtmont. WAR-
3 till Iiltti'l‘liFlthit'tL liridgoport.Cunn.
.'. lW
TO LET. ‘
’i‘tt lZi')» l‘.- ‘Storo at No. i') .lluintatroot. Nor.
walk. i‘ormorir oooupiod by the b‘ingor
Horriln: .Ilm-hioot'omp:oo.'. liont voryreuson-
llltll‘v. I-‘or partiottlars‘iuttutro ol’ lI.J. FILLDW. '
in \\l“l .‘ldlll ntrt-ot. Norwulk. in it if
V ‘ti i.lx'l‘.~ horror part of house No. 3 Hoary
stroot. Urn-nuts: ul-m lli‘st floor. No. 20
Hill sir-wt. root in. .'» rooms: uIso :t roonm. top
lit-or. rout ‘1“ll-‘Illiltl‘l oi t'ottntto. No.16 Dny
‘~lll“‘i. tt‘izl Apply to W. YoUSus. No. 4':
l:-.~t :t\ott\t-. lust Norwalk. lull 1W
V n) Lil'i‘. I‘iw rtmaos. rout $10.00. NonBur-
bani; strt-olzulso ll\‘t‘ rooms. rout $8.00.
ltopttro '1'. A‘llt“lltttl sin-0t. 111103
V ‘ll i.i~‘.’t‘.A-- lluttso Nu :- l-iuniordl’lnoe to let:
from April lst. tint and cold water in:
tit-st and wound tloor ttouso‘on Fort Point.
>ll't‘t‘ll rout :‘tmo and tutuizh‘tx rooms cornor
Bonn Elam and Anti Htroots. tiottth Norwulk:
rout six: homo Wt .lluin street.l\'orwulk. rent
.53: h iuso oi \\toutwarduvottuo.routSl'J. E. A.
\Iooouatm.
V ‘ti_l.lvl‘l'. —itooor~to root in East Norwaik.
llll'lll*«llt'tl or. ttniurnlshetl. with 01' with-
outboard. Iutpttroatmianlouremia. out.
Vlft bill‘lx'l‘:~~llltloos in Ho
. 1113;. Apply to l. M. Htm‘.
’i‘heatm build-
!" all
'1‘” l.l‘I'i'.——'i‘o root to small family in house a
with “wool; :3 rooms sot-ontl llom‘. not
rau:oan.l bath. luoutro on promisos. at Bob
don i!\‘t‘|lltt'. In {Hit
.‘ttl: ltlv‘.\'l‘.~Dosirablo turuishod rooms.
n. no. ..d-uwriviiogo of bath. Call at No.
tlt'rot out 'I‘orruoo. mil in
7 ‘t) ltriN’l‘.—--i-‘rom April ml. the offices in
Lot-hwogul‘s Building. horwnlk. Apply
to F. Hr. .botx Lot‘uwoon. m '1 if
l ‘0 l.l~‘.’i‘.--ilouso on tlorard piano.
. all moth
t-z‘u ttnprm'onu-nt-t: upper and Iowornlt. .
partmoms on Urvlntr-t stroot. l‘ZLADAMN. ‘
mm
‘ti l.li’|‘.- From .-\ u'il l. Iloor in l'uirllold
I-tro insurunoo )uildiug. now occupied
as a Ioduo room. thI bo rt-ntod for sumo pur-
poso or light trutnui’aottiring. Apply to'JoHN
ll. hrtarr. H2! \lost stroot. fit ti
V ‘H ldl’l‘ud’our room upartmout. ltrst and
. sooouti iloor. rounud Washington stniot.
windows in o\ ory rt u on.hulls lightod and ulonth
ml: tour loom tuitll'llilt‘ltlfidmlll and romaihinl
Il-ntl‘ :iwurtr. .‘i' (forbot'i liltN'k. 7‘) and Rt Witslh
Mutton stroot. rout £7 and Sat. Apply OLD WELL
t'pum‘o. . int)”
7 ‘ti l.l“.'l‘.—llotlnt"t rooms. lioldou street 57:
Elm Grow slow. it": house 28 or
sirootu'vrtmms. $12: houso 3 Toilets street it
ro..xus.$te:ull in llrst-olnss ordor; water it
lutiutro olJtlllN II. KNAI‘l'. s3 West street.
jn-ntt
Q‘lh l‘trt'rlll t‘trllllfllt‘lllli uintard avenue. An-
I ply tritjillus'i'hlt l. L‘LAllh. lli Quinturd
nronuo. ntlitl
, 'i‘ .\'o. mallarhor avenue. Nonrnlk. six
4 rooms Willi I'lty‘Wtitol'. rout $tt:also three
l‘tinlli‘s‘. our water. rout $4. From April [.5
rooms-.ut .\o. rt )Inin st root. Norwalk. rent SO.
Apply to lt.\l.t'lt MUHDY. no that avenue.
horu'nlk. e
FOR SALE or: T0 LE‘F.“
\ftlizY l-‘..\t~‘t’ 'l‘llilhls. Outlaw-.6 room». at
It- twuyh to. pour tho station. 5? portuontlt.
or will soil and ttllow puymontoi $10 pot-month
toward pttrolutso: ltt-ttsoand lot nox 100 tee .
llutlldling tots t‘orlstltlo. ll \
\t't-u" y or’munl I y. . UK llll‘l. LAND
t‘tiNlI‘.\_.\l. Mr. John ltoiwtts. llowzu'ton. or
tt'tllt't‘ \\ . A. llt‘nltltllt'l it (Ito. Ulnlllll'l‘fl. South
horwnlk.
W1 Dill
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tire] . -~ \ gt-ttlIt-iizutt‘s op minor ' d l Wt t ‘l .
I Jl‘hrin work Mott obaiu uttuohtnli‘litim [inhi-
nhly. bolwoou “'lwlpII-t'ooigztr shim and the
Post otllt‘o )ostortlu)‘ tint-rum)". Filldot‘ ricotta.
It‘lu't‘tll this utlioo and rt‘t’l'h'i‘ III-oral ro'wnnt.
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