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IllllSEll THE HEARING.
The Board at cduncilmuufldoptt I Lay-
out for Railroad Place.
Ill. ADAMS-SAYS llE'S SATISFIED.
Full Clay Stml hell the Roadway will lie
Filly Foot Wide—A Resolution to cum.
ticrnu Fm Discussed and Tabled—
Ollior Iusinm Tamarind.
The monthly mission of the South
Norwnlk Board of Councilmen was held
last night. Following the roll-call, to
which every member résmuded, the
mmmittee of Douglas Fowler Past,
Frederick Keating, ('ulob Wood and
Thomas McQuillau, requested the (‘tun-
eil tomako its annual appropriation of
$50 for the Memorial Day celebration.
which was unanimously voted.
The hearing on the extension of Rail.
road place was then opened. E. Adams
was called on. and stepped to the table.
with alacrity to exainino the profile.
‘ After examining it rather sharply he in-
quired, "Smite map. is it?"
Engineer Briggs—“Yes, sir."
Mr. Adams said he lnnl no objection
to the layout. as he had expressed him.
self at the last hearing as being satisfied
with it. He thought he Would like to
hear a report from the committee of the
Council.
Councilman Hutchinson said he had
not looked into the matter since the last
hearing. A
Councilman Pearson inquired if there
was any deeds of the property.
J. Donovan. Jr., said this was no con-
cern of the Council whatever. The
Council had already taken the action
necessary. in giving the Street Railway
company a layout. It was wholly for-
eign to the layout of the street who mvn-
ed the property. The. clerk‘s notiflca-
tiou of a public hearing by advertise-
ment was all that was necessary.
Councilman .Pearson-‘—“Dou't you
think it is ditferent with railroad prop-
ertyl‘"
Mr. Donovan—“Why, my dear child,
“the Council has hire-(Wi‘wm‘ "'0‘
property. _,'l‘hc railroad company can
take care of itself. You are nssmning
the privilege of the highest court in
America, and it is entirely out of your
line."
The hearing was then declared closed.
it was resolved that Railroad place.
.» from Clay street south, be laid out fifty
feet wide. F. N. Ferris and A. .l.
Hutchinson were appointed to lay out
the street. '
nomsn Business.
The Council then began its routine
business, approving the minutes of tin-
last meeting and auditing bills to the
amount of $1,146.85.
The sum of $450 was appropriatul for
the municipal electric light plant.
A communication was received from
the committee appointed to lay out Elm
Grove place, who were Councilmen.
Hutchinson and Weed. They. recom-
mended another hearing, as the layout
' had been changed. It was voted to hold
the hearing on the 20th inst, at H
o'clock, to which time the Council ad-
journed its session.
The committee on streetswas empow-
ered to , lay crosswalks wherever he
deemed it necessary.
A resolution was introduced, chang-
ing the present prices of yearly licenses
as follows: Meat, 1'); milk, .335; fruits
and vegetables, $5; matches, $2.50; oil.
*4; junk, $2; fish, *5; produce, $5; for'the
privilege of peddling in Railroad Square,
.135; lunch wagons, $100. This called
forth some discussion, especially the
clause relating to the lunch wagon,
which now pays a license at the rate of
$32 per year for occupying the streets.
Councilman Hatch disliked very much
to have the wagon stand under the
bridge. He said he considered it a great
deal worse for carriages than when the
wagon stood outside. It practiwally rc-
duccs the width of the street under the
bridge from 107 to ninety—sewn feet.
Councilman Hutchinson thought‘ like-
wise, Electric Light Commissioner
Winchester wanted to know how the
city could give people a license to locate
in Railroad place, when the city did not
own the property. It was stated that it
hadlong bt't'll the custom to do so, and
the" city had for years kept the thorough-
fare in repair. It was finally decided to
defer action on the resolution until the
‘ next meeting.
E. V. Baker, chief of the tire depart-
ment, was unanimously elected tire
marshal .
Councilman Kendall reported that
there was an unhealthy spot at Day and
Raymond streets, caused by a stagnant
pond in the let on the north side of the
street. He hndbeen informed by rest-
dents of the neighborhood that there
was at one timeanatural water way
through the street, 'but that it was
sto pod up when the sewer was laid.
and, now the water overlie-wed, and is
sometimes several feet deep. The peo-
ple tool: quinine the same as steak. He
had conferred with the street commis-
sioner. who thought a committee should
beappointedto sentient draining the
mm W!
lam «mutation lathe but advortislnil
medium on cant». 'I‘!!! filttl'l'lfllh
in wall I up". ltl reader! here time
In Ind. and do read what the llllilllltwi
The, structcommittcc was given [mm-r
.of the tow'n of Sorwulk. the city of
t. .. . . .
' lawn-ll M the South Normlk l’mlofllm
on Wood t‘lanu Mutter.
land. This matter was referred to Stu-oi
t'o umiltoemau Ferris and Health Conn
mittceman Kendall.
Dr. Kendall report 1d that thcre wa»
the samotrouhlc in lwxingtou avomic.
Engincnr Briggs submitted a report that
there was a pond on land owned by
Raymond llmthcrs. amt that a drain
pipe, scwcring four himses, had emptied
into it, but the pit»- now living broken.
the water llllutlt'tl the yards in the neigh-
borhouil. Another house drained its
s'.nk into the point. it was recommend-
cl that a catchdmsin be built. :unl that
thcfour honsos bu councctml with it.,
and that thc otln-r house he couipcllcd
to dimonnect with the poml, all of
which was adopted.
‘l)r. Kendall said hc hall mml’crrcd
with llcalth lilllccr (Subaru regarding
thiwlodiigof the schools. It had been
reputed that thc closing was doc to
diphtheria. but this was not so: it was
beca1m-..of an cpidcmic of Ineiwlcs.
People were also noun-what alarmed be»
cause thcro had been tw.» recent deaths
from diphtheria. It was but a few days
befom vacation, soit was Ilectllcil b-st
to close. The schmulqhavc been thor-
oughly fumigated, so that now parents
need have no fear.
Sometime am». Dr. Kendall said, he
had called attention to the. dangerous
condition oi thc wall; at LamlI-r's cir-
nor, and had said that someone would
get hurt. llc haul just received a letter
from Mrs.’ Mary ltcddy. care of Mrs.
John Flynn, Iirovc street. stating that
on January 23rd, she. fell thcm amt
brokcher arm.uml had y-inco ln'cll in
the hospital. The lettcr stated that llr.
Truce-y was familiar with the circunc
stances. and it was inferred that tho
writcrconsidcrcd it the. city's duty to
mmcwhat recompense hcr. Another
place which Dr. Kcndall comidmcd.
dnngcrous for pedestrians was the brcak i
in the sid‘walk in ('Ilay ntrcI-t,\i'I1iI-I1I
gives entrance In tho pmatc driveway:
Hc had seen one pcrson fall there, and
nearly break his neck. and he thought 11 II
time the matter was attended to. ’l'lu-sc l
stilijccta were rcfcrrcd to thc strec: com- '
mitten. 2
The Norwulk 'l‘rumway company ad- I
dressed to the board the. following ('nllr ‘
municatiou, which was referred to the,
street dcpartun-nt:
To the Honorable Board of Councilmen
oi' the City of South Norwalk:
The highway and our trucks located;
thereon utthc southcrn end of Meadow 1
street at tho city line have lN'l‘ll fro- I
qucntly Ilquch this spring with water
tothc depth of nearly two feet. This
depth of wan-r necessarily inwrccpts
our traillc. and cause-s 11s grcat cxln‘oiscl
and annoyance amt practically stops all I
foot passengers amt teams from pzwing‘
under the bridge. We have rcrn'atedly
mpaind the roadway which We are to-
claim by law to Munich, only to
have it wasIn-d out within a few (lays.
it is useless for us to make furthcr Icin-
porary rcpairs and We must Ilcclilw any I
further responsibility for the condition!
of the highway at that. point until tin-
cuusc is rcmovcd, and we rcrlncst thatI
your hoIIoralIlKlmnrd take stops to IV».
mcdy this mum-1' at your carlics.‘ con i
Vt'llll‘lll't‘. Rcspcctfully, i
Nonwxlk 'l'ltllfvllIV/IY (.‘onrwv.
Scum] of thi- rcsidcuts of \anlu‘nrd I
and Lincoln urcnucs and Mcndow sin-ct i
pctitioued for a. Hocht' through thosw
thoroughfares. The matter was rcfcrrcd :
to the. committcc on scwcrs. I
The rcsidcnts of the hill petitioned to:
have the triangular piece of propcrty at
thccorncr of Vv't'rli. ave-urn- and (lwlnl‘,
strcot, Lincoln i’.trk,_so culled. cnrbcd.
guttcrcd and sidewalks laid. This was
placed in the hands of thc strcct coni-
mittcc.
Horace E. Dunn roqmwtcd damages
crty, was driving to South Norwalk.
(Jouncilnnln Kendall brought 11p tlici
subject of a sewer through thc wvstcrly
partof Monroe: street. and ll). Adams
spoke of thc nochoi' one in View of ”W
changes recently made in that section.
to investigutc.
Sidewalks wcrc wanted for thc lHVv’l'l'
portion of South Main street, fro111(ir.m-
street. south. and the matter was rcb rrcd
to the committee: on I-‘trocts.
The foil: Iwiug resolutiim passed unani-
mously:
\threas. The town of Norwalk. in a
legal meeting duly warned for that purv
pose and hcld on thc with day of .lann-
ary. Infill, voted to improve that portion I
of that. certain highway known as tin-I
Connecticut 'l'urnpikc, within the limits I
of this city. .by the construction of :1
Telford road, from npoiut comincnciug
from a point HI) feet west of the, West
side of Taylor avenue. Ithcn cxtcnding
easterly Its faras xxyssiblc undo-r the ap-
propriation. and did appropriate the
sum of $55,000. or so much then-of as
may be nm-cssary for said improvement.
under that certain act. of tho lssgisla-
titre known asChaptcr (.‘(JIJXV of the
Public Acts of the State of (Zonncc-I
lat-l5. thereof; and .
thrcds, The selcctmen of said town
back of the houses on (frost-cut 'i‘crrtn-c. Il'ill'llfl-
' Wdllltul
‘dict. .II'.. lit-v. and Mrs. H. ll. \li'.itkius,1
Irian AI1touiu,’l'vx:1.; Misses I‘lililli and
land
for injuries to his coach, sustained by ""1 “I “l" N’TWJIk .-\rn1ory, Iii-Ignaz. I __ , . _ .
tlmcavc-in o'.'cr(iosling brook, l"i-brn- night, and duncwl with lllilfil§l"lI "hit n-M'II. "Announce-d “"‘IlfI'dIhw-
“1'." 7th. ‘l'llll"lll§ “it"“lI William ”I‘ll' fnccs in ('l)lllllll‘llllll'll.lllIll ol' Lutlnr ""“Ilm‘i' go! ’1... “WI: Hm' ”my“
powl l lip-t of lom'c lanolin-Iv, :1.~11c
: Armory.
'patcd in by lll".tl‘l_\' one hundred couples,
icut, pleased at the .lanunrysession,ii” 'I'“ “"""""""
i
son'ru N‘ORWALKZICIINN. '1‘i‘
v' ury
wmu 1111111; rum
and one of $3.00". due the lilth, both in l
the City National bank. I
Mrs. John ’llaylor‘aItaxcs on list oi!
Hill! were at Wed. ('onncilman llatch rw I
wrtingthat Mrs. Taylor fell lntothc or i
cavatien for Ihc Mantle-ville building in ;
Washington street, ovorn year ago. and j
had m-vu' fully recovered. llo tlmliulil .
the collection of the tax Would lm a.
hardship for lli‘l'. 1 ......
l‘ouucilnmn Pearson made inquiry if,
thc choir of the Water (,.‘onIInissi-mclu
gave a bond. not because he questioned I
HAVE! INKS
thc honesty of the gi-Iitlclucn. but as the: 4 r
til‘cacutra' IraIivo nhoml he thought tin-Wile Belllpnul I , Dian From till Step
(31' '2: I) - yo ' '9. ' . : . 1 ..
rI'Irllimlltlihi lhl‘ lllli ‘111.1'l,ll'l"lihll:,ill.1: li’xt'clll' "uk l”. 'I'“ i” m the lockup—
:ltlllllllllfflrlj‘llllm:l; \vvrI-c oI-linaIl to :ri'IIc a Heavily Fined “It.“fltl the Effort!
mliu ‘5‘, 1: *’ I
claimed thi- clcrltu llli‘Ilnnl'l'tlllllltflltlllli'l It‘ll‘l " “pun."
reslnmsibility. William Ethan,” ll titcp Hook road.
NUHIH‘IICIL cnIcn-d Mrs. Kale fill: m‘s saloon at '.'l
IMain stm-t, wltlt’q‘nnc friends about
57.211: o'clock 11.1.. outlining. Thu-y 1....1
Inez-n imbibing and not into an arcs-I
meat about some drinks. MW. l‘ahzm5
Club at Ilcd Ian's llaIl. . . l
The l' IsI-lu-ntcn cvcut in Norwalk I” claims that William Ethan insulted Iwr
' by calling her a vile on me.
Kate. William and flichael F :tllJll Have
a lllgli Old Time.
'1
IIlli II THE Alli.
l
SOCIETY IN THE SWlN AMI".
The Past-Laden Dance of the "allure Whit:
N TIN EL.
1ch, APRIL 7. taco.
IIIEIIAMINII 1’ STREET.
.‘l‘lie Norwalk Council Finds a Cogna-
men Ior Tryon Avenue.
POPUUR AIUSEIEITS.
a Golden in "Old led Prdtliy."
lloyt's Theatre is to presentIlumorrov.‘
Inight Richard (loldcn iu "Illd .lad
li‘rumy." with lil" pi'iIII-Lpal original?
out. 'i‘ln- play is a quaint picturc oil
Srw England life and chunu'tcr. H. l‘ I
dcu's study of thc Down liaIt \‘anki e l A Mug“ MOOTEU QUESTm“ SEULED
t
Ill Will Be Called Morgan Mcnue,8ubi¢ct lo the
I Proviso That no Further Wrangllng Mists
I ~ "raring: on the Applications lot
I
1 [out night llll‘ l'ilIv (‘ulim‘ll of Nor,
Trolley Extensions.
i walk scltlod tln- ‘l'ryou inenuc disputc.
I'l'ho r1 nilll’lll'; of the strccl wrrc willing
Illlll‘lllllllllrll tho llillili':l oi 'l'ryon aw-
‘nucandr‘at. .lohu aroma- and scttic ull
. Morgan menus» as a happy ltll'llllliil.
f’l‘hin name was Iulapted by the (.‘ouncil
I with “it“ provim that the matter was l".
wry: norm
1 emulation larger. by several huh-
ilmtnban that at all the other his!
daily mow» «nimblnnd. Adturtlm I
tit-l more for their humor la'l'lllllill'
'I' I It El. than I lwr dn In any other mew.
The best I» the chemical.
TWO oasis.
DIED.
1. Vamp“. .Ipnl'.11..c!mrl.-...l.Ittll.
flu l‘nucml ill hi3:
lllll
.Igmi lilll'l)’ on Icon.
L: i'ti-alllvtu'v Tin-mitt). I II. "I
II 1011 an II llEllE 1i nil".
WANTED.
‘VA‘II'I‘IZILI lantern. and Itarnvimrkmnwil:
. lm \-I;.lz\..\I\1IIn\tnli.\' h (‘11. mi N
\",\\'l‘t‘ll I A Mulltlwll mung man of ver
M” "i lolllll)’ “Milli ilk" lat-It'll Willi It
|1r1\'.|li'llllllll‘x. .‘l-I~lrv-~ " ‘. As" l'imt tifllcu
inn 5’ .rI-nth NAIIWML. 1mm:
\ ' ,\ .‘x'l‘lilr l‘oill‘ !--r~ wool-wt at 1‘1 lo-Iuml
I..I.I.-1. sou-unit. immlimnrsl hldll'l‘ll'
mmhIc Int-n .lcpli' on tho prmulwh. allot
\"fiall‘lli . An comma-r. .i
lu.1~l ,‘.-Iran”. lint Inclurl,
\ '.\\"i‘l‘.ll. ’l'um-r llnmvrmimnwllh Irirl-
I: if" or “I‘ll. In ..h-woo location. u is!
n'wplcil hv um le-Hlt. Apt-Iv or “lithium
.ll:~- llll'WlI. -‘- I‘d-mill Main ~lm-t, fiooth Nor-
u‘alk out
0
‘ '.lN‘I'lill \gu-rl American Woumu for
ground l1uII~c\\‘->l'li 111 new small family.
“41%? phi-1'. gr u'l Il-mic. Aim-m .\l1\'tl.u'f|ll8ll.
‘ ~ mull. 1II~I «lliI-c III In:
To LET. “
poly at the
no at
ciety was tbc leap ycar dance given last . ,
night by the Matinco Whist club. lu'I , [_ defended ”,'.“ by H""‘Y”"" “.
hcldat Itcd Men’shall, in Washlglouumn" hm rag “Li-“m and "mm “WE
onset was 'It’TIItH the mug.” soul Mrs. Fahan. i
largely attended. and: ,
won: pronouncedsuccess ‘ This act caused Fulani to leap our.
The toilcltwif l I _ l , , . .
of tho ladies wen. nit-gant,:nnl the 1121110- I III" ""71"“. ”ism“ m” m" in.” can ‘
o I '7 u I | - u . . .
111g set looked wmnlcrfully refreshed af— 1’ “‘ "l “l’ 111 1“" " I‘m“ ”Jr“ W"-
u.-I
tcr their Illliet relmso of the Lenten ..ua- “WWW“ 1“" "“1" helm!“ ”I" Mr. and :‘
l
son. The Sansone nrclicstrn, of Bridge 1 pulling out a handful! -If her hair. :lm-w I
port. furnished delightful Ilancc music. i n "W" m“_“"“r' " I
and James (inl'lltin catcrcd. The tlner M ”ll“ Juncturu MW Valli!" NU“?
wnncrmhml. "Mike" at the trip (.1‘ her \xicc.
Among the lusllosprcicnt Were. Misses I husband, who was in the back l'wmt. I
ll'lorcncc and lirucc llavilnml Mili'Ishambb-d out into ”II. ”1“,” to my
llii'gins Fanny l.cotmr1l, .\1111:t \VIIIul—I , .
\sul'd. lllt';’. Koch-r. .‘lli'v t-‘Ilicr'w'mnl, l‘lalA i what all tlmconfalhm “5" about. “
licrI
".‘Ily Loni, Miles; llc'4 pulling all 111v,
11:1 ribcrwmid. Agllt‘.‘ l.illli1rl.v .‘lai?
‘llicc Pram. Louiu- W- Iul~ I hair out by the mop." "it" cried. -
\varil. hthcl ”ml ."““" 1"”“1' This stirred Mike up In a wit..- ..f.
l'anny l.my1;:.t'1l...\111y \‘Lllklllfl. .‘dnlw II "I all: ~1i . 1 AMI . I II, , t‘ .u -t ’
VaInhn~|1oel', (icrtrudo Camp. The H" ' ' ”L ‘ “"1“” " "Ml ‘
gl‘lllll‘ltll'll i11 :itlcmlzincc \wrcozone-I.I’llfi'llllhlulln’ pint! In walked up lul
lililtlliill'cyh, .l. .l. I'.Iv.11111gh, (""1ch
an‘lwnril. li‘llll‘l'l V'nullurcn, ullillll, , . ' .. . ..I. - .- n3; :
”catty. A. ll. Hum-ll. Ito-ed llavil.I1nI,:“" ”M M the yam; mm N WM“ '
la'vcrctt and Joel Lowndca'. i‘arl ‘I'um'l
livers. ll. 'l‘. Prowilt. I‘m
('ardci'. James ll. Knapp. .lr.. “come
{In Imiznm ofudvimtag. in thc mn-
illtlflbull‘ti li'ahnn our sin» llc.1I‘l. I
and (flan-um (Irma. Waldo Briggs. IIIIIEMI hum”)- 3...} I. bov "II-Ital
Herbert It Smith. licorgo limiter WI' . ' ., 3. '
I. . “I". “lit! wire \ ..h 1.1l..1n. l1-n
l'harlcs Miller. flurry Camp. lulu-rs ' ' '
. pulled Mrs. ii'uban away,
i 1
lmticlli wcl‘c Dr. and Mrs. J. ('. - cw
kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Davis Hatch, .lr..
Mr. and Mrs. Il'raucia Lconzu-d, Mr. um
M12." laid his ("thaw- 1«t out with :
blow on the jugnlns, and his info but,»
. . cit forward to curcnlo Ilztnw on II.“ 1
$23.53;“;le L. IVIII‘IIII‘. ‘.‘“;- filth}! MW}- Icncniy's III-Infinite form. The lowland": II
{“ (III-”ll {ilwli‘ml hl' Ivy-III“ . ”in .I ; pro-waited Kimblmt slc- IIInnngI-il to 1".” I
-’ . “HI-“I - r. 4'“ ”- minus “ I" ' i a few lfll‘lf‘“ of. tin llll'lI'M tab—u j
l'learlcn mum». wlI . bad lr cu :111 ill-I
n . -' .. I r . .
:13?" l L'HHMHUHI-hwfl'“?!FBI; ”Jana“! ' I lt'rl'rltal filat’hlntol'. tip n III I! was nimnr
'.‘-“2y: 'I ImI' l ' l ”\"l Mu}! ' “'2" 1 IIIm-toinmrfm and ‘.llll'll In lilliwur
,'. ~ - -"”‘ “WWW" . - ""- " ".ln'rin ll. Krunm‘. I
('rzun. of Norwalk; W. l’. lchuIHl. ”1'" i ’l’lir mom... 1b-i:1:indml linit \‘.'1lli..1:i
“My Bryan. Arlhur Mill-'1‘ 11ml .\. l'.'c-'-‘ I'nlmn 1.-;«.rrc-ta-d. M14. I’.Il1.m ”Imp
Ion Sherwood, of llI'IdncpnIt: (I. l'I‘I-II‘NI 'Iln- blw-linu . II, "I". I”. sham
' - . I,.: I, I, , r ' . I . . '
Moultou, ol htol l ' .Ilihl . MLI. lwo‘. ol M.“ who-banel1.11c:wlnlly ”INTI”;
111 :: oiw--v:flut'.-\i'11 page-1'.
Tit" will: - i' lllilf'l‘ll"'l lliv" Ilt',.."l‘~ll".
tnrlwr oil In tlc- l‘w‘np lelll :11 III‘,
u
I'unma lrI'Wl’ll'l‘. If Iii-w York: Mm,
Iii-urge _ Hush-1', of ll.1l1i::1orc: Lair-2+3
l\:illn‘l‘I’_l1i,- “I hill“, '3‘ l'allxolt‘mi Mr. ““‘i n'clucl: Iln- ‘.‘:IN‘ calm up Ill lhI- 'I'..'-.11
Mrs. toilncv I urns. Ill ImIonIIvn: Mi"I‘l‘41111't,.l111Iu-IHnblwnI.;-_..:.Img_ .
MN- Ililllll'fi P- l' Will' I'. ”l JFK-“WI l'ilt I*\Iil1::cv of but“ rill \‘IJ' lll'l‘
; . . ‘sculcd. l'atricl. Hilllll‘l’f: .lr'llll" ;1~' “'1! I
1h" patronwscs “hr“ My" Um”: Mun I".1I1.111'~. ottnz'nmz l‘l':.~l-ciiti1‘.;;i
Halt-h, J12, Mrs. b.111111cl Lynn-1 \\1-:I-.I.-I .\ltv1'I.v-'.'Iirc;.n.r«; lwlfl «I “It”. tln- 111-.
Mrs. l'rcdcrick IIl11111I;1.d. Mr». 'l‘i1o111:1~ L'i't'nl of III: «tat..-
“‘.‘!"“““" 'I'." Mrs, N ”w” lutullm-I'I’ III III- :Ii‘gumcli: for thc c :11\’1':4tio11ni'
“ ”m” “”‘l M” ( ”fl liar-drum. I William Fallon. Ihr :nIoI‘In-v Htlvl t‘hul
‘ ' 4.. ‘1 rl : an; 'ozrz
lAIIlITOR wsnssrs BENEFIT. "" “ “l m “ ' “ ””
l'itv.
I .111)" 1111.11
was it boil“ 1'. ~
lli‘l‘l‘ thc primncl‘ inlcrruptml lhc pru-
Ico-Iilinosb;.';:.11i1n: up and sin-111111;: in I
In «i13111111tio' cennncr. "l alll JIM :15. good}
I as you :Irc: lam n-v loat'u-x'. and you'
kIIHW it." I
1 "Sir down." hlhnilcll Counselor HiaI-I
Nearly Tlnee Hundred Dancers Participate in
the Masque Ball at the Armory.
Ncni'iy tht'cc llillllll‘l'tl friends of Ith
Iucmbcrs of (.‘olnpuulcs I" and I);1<..1-211I-II1
\V’llltllry'z-i tcnrh ycux- as Janitor ot the tool; :1 mm by 1b.- with or ”II. prisoner,
The evcning's programme I junt as ('IonIm-lur Halli-13' h.nl pnllcd
opcncii with a sorics of stcrcoptnmn l tlw lilllt'l: lltll) tho- chair. . ..
v'Icu's of a high order giwn bv l’rot‘. “I’M' J"'II‘~'"' l “m' Wm“ ""3"“‘1 ”-
. . t , ' . rcmarlml thc pi'lmnci‘. . .
box-ms, asswlcd by luilwz1.1.d lchulI‘n-ks, “I, was Iinullv, IlolctI-d and Attorney
The grand march, which was p:1rtici~ tin-gory l’l'm'cvdml with liis:11';:11111cnl:~,
III\w-Il11u:on the fact that Mrs. Valium
was led bY floor manager Lieutenant H. i W“: mmjl'mni' Ithcrch “1‘" “mm“
’. . Isucn as l'ahan, v. on \wnt Into Ihcsahwu
M. Benedict, assistant tloor InanagcrI to rain» :1 rumpus. lie askul for thc
Licntcnant ('. l“. (iuarniori, aids Sc-r-I full ..II_;.ImI.f1!n-l;1\\'. .
gcaut (‘Imrb-s Pennington, Scrgcant 7 l'HUIIfiI'lIII'Sl-‘glh'ry thcn m‘cnpird lhc
Jami-s Smith, Quartermaster Sergeant, ”In““””“ "f ”‘3' .""”“' I’lil'l'W that
' . , . .. , I. . :loc tronblcw;1.-i'v.11 111 the l‘ttllilll innnly.
‘I' H' Lincoln, lrnatcs 'I' I“ “”“d' A' i the pri:.uucr and cmnplainant bring ro-
W. llazzard. Andrew Noouun, llowut'rll 11'”qu I
Merritt. (7llllrll‘lRYilll- l"; (l. “U"? -‘\- 'l‘In-primncr again cxprmsi-d to the ‘
it. Htcrliug, John llusl-‘cll. Thu ll'lHFicoorthisdcsircnot 1.. I... branded ns :1
conuuittcc was very efficient. and the; 1..;,p.r liI'i'lhcattorIn-y, I
lilt‘l'lllrll‘l'fl Drill?“ that they ‘7‘"! 'l” Ill'lfi'l .IuIlgc Hubbcll found William Fahun i
in the dance. hall as well :Ls on the tcut- I guiltv of drnukcnm-ss and assault. For I
cd iicld. Thc Philharmonic orclicstrai;dmnlgcnmpsh.- vas finml sinndcosts
furnishcd cxccllcnt music for thc thirty-l 3",; MI assault ,'.; . making :1 total “r
two numbers onIthe dance order. t:tki11gI;;p.,m fight/[3315". Llppl‘ltictl. fut-“inking
a few minutcs' rest at Hill for the danc- i Immtg ..f it-JIKI, Viitli John Ii‘lahoncy as
crsto partaki- of refreshments. I flux-I413; '
ticld Scott busicd himsclt' taking them
a thriving business. I‘orpoml Moon-1
.l. H. Lincoln was kept busy until .
.AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
Corporal Perry had
was in charge of the soft drinks stand.
1
I
‘ waist... rogue?
I’h'pucinl l-v 'l'ln- Ronlincln
have ncglcctcd to carry out said vote,
Iain said Tclford road, amt ko-cp tth
some in a proper state of repair, at’terI
thc construction thereof; therefore,
Resolvcd. That if thc said sclcctmcnl
will construct said T'lford road xnforc-I
said in :u-cordancc with the provisions!
of said act of tho U-gislatnre and said Vote 'I
South Norwal‘k will maintain said Tol-
ford road and keep the same in a proper
state of rcpair, in the same way amt I
manner in which other highways with-
in thc limits of said city arc now main-
tained and repaired.
The question of municipal (electric
lighting was lmmght up. but Mr. Win-
chester said the cominittm Were still in-
vestigating, and there was nothing to
report.
(,lommissiinier Winchester spruce of
the unsightly appearance of the grounds
about the station. He said that this
spring they should be graded and cover-
ed with two inches of loam. and that
seed be planted. The. cost would be
about amend the Work will be done.
Power Was given to Councilman Hatch
to renewa note'of ”.500. due today;
”hurl in“? ""_"t"l_’.'llflll I“:';1155?fi1w"l ”ill: ' hunting and together with tlle'costmncs; Inariuc will pr: 1]...»- p. ([1,. cabixzct to-
t "M” "m" “I " ”"~" ’ "I“ Iot‘ Ihcdnnccrsmade ,a very lively pic-I
I (ll
Inf thou-unpanics were present, among: ships.
aftcr midnight selling tickets and Win-
I
(‘llttrgc of the refreshment stand and dim!
Tln- hallwns Ilecoratcd with flags and M-Wml’. All?“ :"TIW IllilllI‘l‘I‘T 0f ‘11“ 1
day an extra credit of twr-nty—Ihrcc mil-
lion Insecure; for thc construction of war
1,-
A large nu mbcr o
i’ o1tt~.:f—town friends .
thcni hciug First Licutcnant Wood and. -————- . ——'-
:I fcw members of his company. of New ‘ A" WWW“ "‘ Caren.
llavcn; the Lafayette Drum Corps, of! .‘sm-pinl 1 I lllcfiungim.”
lirccnwich' members of Companies (Lufi . . . . ,, .
‘ - ' .—— '.t ,'.-.cr
Daubm'y: K. of linrlxclmrt. and .lamcs' Down, "In” ‘ In" ‘1 1m 1“ it
Babbitt. Richard Danni-r. lra Paimcr. i Guardian p11bli.~ln-.~' a dispatch reporting
Willis Weston. ’l‘ruwrs and lmckwml, I . . . .
. . -~ I. . '1' II o. l i
ot'(‘ompau_v (Lof Mumford: erlfit‘il'ulllitz 1" ontbri ‘I‘ m "'I‘ x “f" ""g ”l“
and horn Ayrcs and Jnh‘u 59.13.13 5,3,“. . number of numb-rs. including thc lub-
ford; Miss Mira lloughtaling, Seymour. ;‘ ing of tin king’s fatln-r.
___,._._-H_ 1 - . .
. . . . ‘ I ' .
Mr. Winchester 80mg to Philadelphia. ’ Blocked Inf” . ,I
. . . . I, . .. i Passenger trailic on too IM-w \orl.’
Llccmc L1gl1t (,IIl-nimissmncr “1n- , . _ . .
,I , . . dmsaon of the. (onmhdawl road. bc~
cheater cxpccts to go to llnlailclphm l’ , n l P 'l t “ H
' - . - : n wr , ':
May ‘St' to assume charge ”f one ”I ”l” I {x'iiftxili-zilllitht‘ 3Khan-LtillH-ihiiflnlczirlv live
departments of the Pennsylvania Heat. ‘I hours y..g},.nply “(SWIMIIII It was the
Light and Powcrcommny, one of then-mm lilm'kn'lc tlnsIIn-islon hadexpcn-
largest mini-urns in the world. MnIcnccd in years. It wasallcuuscdbythe
Winchester was constructing engineer i had wm-k of :t'frc:"‘1t train at (ire-c1151
I...
of the city's municipal clcctric lightiFanns at lzzlllo'chs'k. which piled up :1
works, and has hem one of the minimise mind” of freight cars across thc four
sinners since that time. He will he tracks and mmplcleiyIhlocautcd the sys-
Illlx.’ Mniwl IllnilIvs llnyt will
ha- always lwcn «misidcrml by alone
who enjoy that .I'oI't of a thing as a
umslcl'piocc. its:I_111;1kc-11p."tl11~ mun-
no-rions‘. tin-111nm 'arriagc and Iln- way
ofwcingthingsarcus l:11niIi:11'Io thw-
‘.'.lluitil'n' \l‘illi‘ll Muivn'I-I‘o'11v1 and Vil-
I logos as is “I "ll ult‘ll” hinIsI-If. 'I‘hc sit-1y
of the play is familiar cnooub. but 1: I~
not Iiw Milly of the play lllzn has any-
Ihingl-i do will: its sum-cw. Ilia! i».
no 11 snoplj; 2::11l .uru-lj.‘ l-x Inc :1-1111'
lliI'N'lI‘.
The Ole Ball at the Dania.
it will that
play-‘I' \‘-'ll'l Ix
l-‘.11‘I;111:|. 111--
11-n'.'.‘ attraction m
is
Idol
Valiaunuul landed a winning blow IIn . much .IIII-nlinn i:1111c 1.1::in-al \.‘I.1'bl.i
l1;1~ i!l~r.1'1iv1h \‘olcd 31?.» Mr I »tl.c l-au-
in 5b" meantime Mrs. Falnn .‘l‘l'lll'l'rl 11-1. humor pnn‘ficc-l from two to thI and I;|1)l)ll1'uni.l:< I'III‘ n-ozh v t'\:l,‘l:,~.nlll.’i, inf;
:;:.11‘I:1tIinc-cl'.'.cl1'chourspcr day Hiucu l..-..Iciud1ng tho d-Iublc hacking of Mom I ‘I .
wasthirtccn wars of age. llc is not.
yct :l1i1'I_\'. and judging by the purss:
li‘i‘pnrt of his InirI‘ornnmces. ho- lnn :ll« was vol-"1| tuborrow aim?” for cuI'I'dlll
ready :c-Iminplisln-Il Innrcon his instru-
on-ut than :lltymmcrc" thought pussi-
blc. playing the compositions of great
l1-.I;;;Ii..m~: on tho lump) with 1-‘1:.1r1:1i11;_:|\':zilk Street lmilway company was dis-
cli'ci'f. llc will heat Iloyt's 'l'hcalrc.
I’rftluj. Inglil. Miss lira l'l. l'n!!iur.ol’
941.11111 Not-walk, who is our of his
I1llllli“.\\'tll plnv :1 banjo duct with him.
'l'ic- liappho Quinn-Ito \Hll film: and
1v11dn1-
Innlnlolin lcclion-I.
The Y. W. C. T. U. Musicale.
.‘v’ml Monday lllLIlll. April ‘.'I. :ulmir-
ct's of How ability “All bc all‘ni'dcd ;1
11v." in the South .\r-l‘\\'.lll( llaprist
church. 'l'hc ll'.‘1l;(l'.i.’ll’ll“l Il1c1‘I-:11lc1‘I-|
11pmIII;‘..'1:I-c.1.-1Iv11l1:1~;l.111:11‘1'.i11;:ciiby
illc- Yuan}: \‘(ozncnl I‘I11'..~I1.1.1 'l'cnlzvci—
Iain-c l'11io11,11111lc1' \\'l1~-~I- ansptcw
llll'
I'lll-‘l’lillllllli'nl \\1ll lIc ;:I\‘1‘ll. ’l'hc 11:1»-
l"l‘ll" ‘.‘.Il! lrcutilizu-Il111;,:I\111;_r mnzcouc
Inccilmg 1:. [ho chlcy curc.
The War Song Concert.
War and thoughts of war
1.11ttl1c\‘.11‘.~2w‘.1g l‘lllll'l'l'l :1. ln'
“1’“
plcasanl.
nixcn i11 Mmlc llail. tnnmrruw 111):I1t,,
III‘HIHIWH in ln‘ \‘1‘I‘I‘.’ cllvluwnlv'fl.
ll‘wl. 'l'ln- sclI-cliom arc popular and
highly plc-11.~i11g._
The Bushnell Song Recital.
The Erica-am i". liushncll grand song
recital will bu held in lioyls 'l‘ln-atrc.
\\'ctl11c.~‘Il;1_\'. lin- 2'311d inst. Mr. Bush—
no] will be marshal by \Vcll-knmvn local
talent. and tl1c afi'air will be lln- 11111sical
cvcnl of Ihc season.
Cleveland's Minstrels.
I'lcvclanvl's 111i11st1'cis
and cvcning
'l'hcntrc. ycstcrdtrv. bclIn'c fair
audit-11cm. 'l'l1c .l21p1111csc displayed
11111c|1clvvci'ncns i11tl1c11‘ juggling. tul—
illil'lllIt: and acrobatic l'cnlri.
purl?>1'1112'111i‘cs 1'11 lloyt‘s
St. Peter’s Fair.
New buildi11gsarn :1 source of prirlo
in all. The energetic ladics of 51. l’ct-
‘cr's lirangclicul church will give :1 fair
and c11tcrtain1ncnl in (Icrmania llall.
April Hi. I? and 1N. to raise funds to
builds new church. (iivc them your
‘snpporl. ‘
New Lights in Trinity Church. .
TWO chandclicrs of six \VI-lslur-h
lights I'la‘ll. (winivalcut tI“) Till camllc
pou’cr. have taken thc place of thc twen—
tyobl lights in Trinity church. They
were burned for the I: it time Sunday
night, and Il‘1cI-ll‘cct was most plcasiug.
as Ithv ill11111i'11atc1l. the church as it 11ml
ucrcr lwcn bcl‘orc. lt isuinlerstood that
anotbcr chandelier will bc placed in; thc
banjo
Hill,
The 111' -
ray of Inlcut which “ill nppcnr, is the:
now mailman?
sized I:
lay upon tbc table one "ninth. and thr
I \‘ultl becomc inmlid if any protcsts “"11-
i made.
I 'I'nI- report ..I'c1.;.1..r 12.no- lhmllry
' ‘ll l.l‘.'l‘ .\ pleasant furnish-1d from harm
nub II-Iml to grnllcnmn or 1mm and
ldlli “Till
nil».
'rll III'I‘. in l..~l \IIrunIk. [out of human.
'1 lillllllr. All Imldulcliwnts. minim). thin
--'.IItal.lc.'111.l burn. Ill-III lllHllt'l’lIlL‘. Apply to
.‘clillm'l with 1-. South .‘wrnu I:. a: at
71V”
.‘lpplyul llll-illllll'i‘.
‘.t.1ili
l
l
'l
' ‘H Li ’I .‘ lint Innni.lo-tnr1' with bulb-1', on-
I: 1 l II'I .lwllb- .clw:l.11’v,:rlnilln11Wash-
‘11 L! 1' hour lira-1 ..1‘ live llllllllN.ll'T
I I'IIII 'III I-lswu “.3”
{for the month of March Wns Drill'l'l‘ll
l -
{plated on tilc. 'lhcrc Wei-e but four 0 .
1 .
. .. ,;_ , 11 I .I I, p . I. II. Hal l1ornl~l1cIl lrI-nl rim!“ with bath.
Iain l lllt‘u no In In quna‘ Apnl) oi II Show” ~'I'o~cl.fin.Nurwnlk.
I Hope Him cI-Inpanys lllVllilllUll luI neat
.lln Louis ll to .llllllll lis claim at tln I'l‘” I.I.I .\ Iraullvmm. With good rotor-
Nul‘u'nlk' ”pr-I'll 1111mm. was accepted. l """‘“I " 11. ” 'Imn :1 IIII-amnl lnrnlshml
. . . 1'7““! \Ulil conicntcim- r-l luttli. III N11. 62!
( IIIIMIl'nliml ( (lllllht‘l Edward M. LIX'L- 1 Null: Minn -l1I ct. In at
_ I s. - . .._ _._,...
3w." 1‘1 “I“ Illllllflli‘lzul l" uppcar bis-110‘"! ‘u LIT}. m-IIIIMI llmrhoonmn l'hil'l {hull
’.lc i .. all. ‘ I n- >'I'1 wr' i-I‘I urt. .» ri I "1"" . "'11 "I'm-NH Inn-Inscurimr Km
5 u“ w ‘ lIl ‘l W. ' 1' ‘ :ml \mv ~l3-w'l\. 3».th Norm-ilk; rpm
II.., whcn a further lli'l 111g upon the . . wow :2. I“......I..;.rIl uvnmic. l'cnl 51.1:
Illliil lli‘I pmlm'm ml! mum up. and 'I‘I'I'_'I“I;;I'I"II‘I‘IfWIW-‘H'lII‘I.m-‘c- out w. .. .
Sillpulzllclla tin- grounds It scltlc-mcnc - . ' ‘ _ . . “.-h...
watt“...-..1......q~.....1mo...sIII.I...n...1.I.II., m 5...... not”... ...1. ..r .........I..
Io';1y.-Innpuil_vby Iln' II: W‘illl commilla 1- II ..\ .21» III:-III.-1-..I.1 .\1~; II‘uI ui'rny street.
appoinll II in the mottcr. 11ndwhichwmp’““' "““"" M'“
lrc'uI-‘d :Ijv' i'11 .Ihlcnt I-IlIcIn-Lcr lili foI'I
‘tlto- company. I
A bracing was .w-t for April 1141. at 3:5;le
'ch-cl; 111 Iln- cvcnmg, upon Iln- various:
I
I
I”
wuluo m. 'III \ 1ln~ .uI-clg. unnnlh or your:
.1411. u ‘ 1- v'l'li In: nclmml'litnl; pull of
"'1~l1m..p.11‘1ulhnuso nn r‘nir—
Inflow-l. 'I-
. , . . . 'IIIIInw-n'ln‘l Iawii -‘ 1-1 -
llp >11 in. llnll I-l (Izlillll'lllllilll l‘uIIW‘V. It I, ' H I" 'l M H.
‘H II l'I. ”ADI but» mt lorni Ihcd front room
”manic wt on - I‘l’ l\\' 1. .\[']Il)' Ill ll.’ “'uhl’
Itll'll w. Smith :nul'u'dll-l. it I ll
cXIx'HSI-I.
'l‘lzc condition in Willl‘il No-wtown
:itui i
ll‘lmt :Ivcnncsl1:I.v-~bccn hit by the Nor-
' VI) HINT, i‘ppl-r “nor of [nun-c, Nu. ‘.'5
'.IIIin «II-ml.loa~n1nllsclcct family
l'un~c‘-.~I In from May lot. If. ll.
I11 I? tl’
'H ill‘..\"i'. Ullch In llul‘l's' ’l'licalrn liltlhl‘
llIJ.
'I'i'w‘.
'l.t'llliiI-.
lll'wull 1.».‘1’.
'l
' 'ur‘scd and l‘t'lt‘lli‘ti III the f’liitlliliilll of;
Itho highwayconmiiznc, \1i1l1 Imu‘crtol
I‘ri-qun‘c tho flirt-ct Hallway company In
I put tin- stroct in rcpair at uni-c.
I (icons! \\.. I'LIvnc-Inl cumplaiIn-Il that
‘ll'crcw-I‘ in l'n1II11 nwnuc ua-I not It'I
IMIIZ’IHIMII ~ .151 11 II}; In c:11"-‘;.' '.ii'lln- “'.lll‘I'.
llc said ll1c Waltl'l' bankml npintutlc
(in? in the: l'l';ll' If his 31.111 in mall in“ luul I
’Iwo sicl; how-s :. . :l'l'v'flllil. 'l'hc lltitlll'l' .4
;\\':1.srcl'-'rrml to (‘onnczhnan llIli.cl1;iir- I _
I111:11111l'lin-wwcr combnllcc, .Vll‘. MI: h!) 'Mt-oi
lwasnlszi j11.I'.~11c:«-1l t»: l1..'.~- :11':Ilt'11oluI-III i n'urrpui',
Inmn 1: 111.» III-I-nI-r ..1' 12...: Wall «no;
land Park 9.3.1111». I .
'i'ln- Fm- l'ul'I-i- :1.~l’1~vl 531‘: :1s4iwt.111cc in.
Apply in I. .ll. Hm l'. 111 '.ltl
I
l
‘ tour 1min apmtmnnt. llrut 11nd
. ...l I'H‘II’. 1.211. "I \i‘adnin rtun sll't‘i'i.
.I In. In. Iv I.ll:|llk liuhtci mulch-.111-
1; .Il-lillIIID‘IITHJT'UIIT 11ml l'l'ill‘Jllll’Il
.l I‘I Ilmll Muck. 79 and <1Wm~ll~
4.1.1.! $2 and ta. .Im 1y ”1.1) WELL
1/ 11'. If
'ILI >1~-~l1u
Timinl’n,
IttouI-_ In I‘lnintnril arch-11o. lin-
‘lil .‘vl'lJl l‘. (’l..-\llli. Is Quinton!
cm
1:" llanIIIr :ncune. Nurwnlk’. nix
. .‘H~ \\llll"1l} \I'Itlcr. tv-III .‘I-Izuln-I tbi'co
nvtv watrr rent sl. Il'rI‘IIn April 1.5
l
. - . I, ., I ,, _. ,. II,, . I.» . ‘ ‘ ‘w lilll.II.IIt1--ct.,‘.oru'nlk.I'I-11lw.
Ill‘lIllll,‘ ullIllll . 1.. 1,, I.. (111111 1.I11.III I:.‘.l,l‘ll ,lllnim’, brilliant avenue.
II 11i11cr)’,c11:1ll'nmn 1»! [in lll‘t‘ l'l’llllllilltt '. 4116 If
Isnnl tlzc islzlllulcvl mpcnm- \im ‘Ié'Tu; ..A _.
i'l'ln- l~'11'c l’ulll‘t‘ ‘.vu-uld l,c glad to wt in FOR SALE.
I from llic citv 'l'Ilc ninth-r was I‘i‘I’r-ncri" ' ’ ' "
I _ ,. - 'I . _. . : "ll£.‘~'\l.l'. lm-i lllil lv‘ul'm.sacrum-Hand
Ito lh. I him-r}. will iron-r. . . I ' “.11.... 1mm- ..x' .. on room. and out-
'I In- t‘o111.c:l illi’ll :nlynimcd I.» l1 rnlzly. I li‘ilt“itll|1~. 'I‘.'.II1\.-II».II1nob-1-;Ln-l plontv ..t‘
IApI'il 17.\1I1cn11Ilcclsnni\‘lilllwrwntlcr ("W "H “I" I-II'I' MH's'IlI-IurpnoltryruiMng.
n 1 1w
but 111 Ill-I ’l'z';.1m::1j.":. llllllllt'illlwll .lI..r .. "“"" In row ..I Into: A' (millilit-
.la' . 11' In \' <l11111'l av Inuc. , . . . .‘ '
. d ‘ h ‘ u I, I II: "L,tll.l..{ r -1 f --.11]l<; Jib unld 11111I1I1-4ail:
. . . “to I’m ..1‘ ', ”III Mai. mm 1- l1_\' '1‘ 1011!.
I MORTUAPIK' HECOflD. I! .‘n - 1 4i». .ll ‘.Iwni Hitll'i‘L very I‘livn I. '.li.
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I I ll..lI;Ili-I1.'»,IIzl‘..w1;u.'cIi!11-.
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.‘HI: ‘-’,\l.l' Hon wnr-uv. lll'ul’ll’ new, cost
‘ I,~;I-.I;:l'n1 immune road curt. $15:
.1lwi .\.’1L:u!1 nth lutrguin. Inquire
~.:I. MILIMIM, I‘mnbnry. lIl ‘.’ltf
Dcallis Recorded in Town ClerkSmith's other I l ..
For the Month at March. ‘ ”
Il'lft‘Ill‘rr-
l“olln\\'i11;:i5,:1 record of llt‘illlli for tlo' .'
If i
mouth (It' .‘IluI'I-II. 11:; 11-.» 111: II in tin" 4“”; """7 I””‘I‘"'- \I" I'll'numil'l‘th *‘l’I‘Wh
. -. .I. . . . . - ' ‘ III‘ I'. ', Illlll has. . mm, um
oiln'c. ul l1l\Vll( lcrk Ninth: ,II. I I. I'II1.1;.11.~ 1': rooms. two bath-I
. I m.- l'.‘Ill ”ll l'll.m..fi. :i'l‘. JOHN. ml
. 1 }. ll .3. .I In.» Mn ..I
:llzll'v‘ll 3 William V‘." hl-Ir‘i'. 55.. ‘-IF I1 ‘ l H! ' ‘ "L“
. ‘I IIVIH": -l{1“'Iv\‘.l:I:' tv ~1 _‘ ,’1 II‘HI: 5&le Purity and chcalmcss um
I l.' . ' '. ‘ ~ . I . . uhnt l'.I‘|'lIilIll II-I'tlnv lmnmnnn .l' Mur-
l I l..11oI>--1r.l.Nouns. 5., . . ., (and . t "f . . I ....
f. \lilllnm ll. \V:1r1lc11.h.'\.. 71 .I 'l M In”? ”lo “I “i ”I “”3“
_ 1' ("III I ”WM ‘.‘ :: 5 . .. ."”‘ 111 Manson llsuou'snIsl.o..
IT- IITlIl lllnrti, .\.. -- i , 1' "Hm “'WM‘ _ _. W”..- .~
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“in.” Ill“ II’II'll-Iv],h 1‘ " \ .I‘, .. .IllI :j'\l.l'. llwlrvml and§l11311l111s1I1iiss of
f .. ‘ ' ,'.' 3 - ' . ” ‘ l I .1..Il.111u Inclinllnzi-nliro .dock and
. . ..lnwphlnc ll1~t11i~..‘..\.. I} I , l . p’ l 1 . .
I - |\;1I.Iln-1'II'1I11.~l'lrlll, X. '. ‘~ '.'“ I ' ‘.',III‘I , '{HII ”I. PHIL “A”,
I '.i ll‘lillliLll ll, Ili11l1-1111. 55.. 77 :1‘.‘ mm y h 111 -. «m.
'1. \lillicll. llaiilw-rm'r. .. II 'I' 2' . . ~ «—~
‘.'1“ l.~t'1cr Loni».- Huxlto l. E‘-, .‘ill: 1-1V.\l.l-Il Loan true-u. rod lop. red and
II _|.o\I\1~ III. llt'Ill‘llll'l. .. l I I ,. I'.‘I-1‘.-~;:.*,'.I1'~,.I1»1I.':Ilsn,tmmlh‘ll SHUT“
I 1‘ III-bu} IIIIIIInIIIIn 1vI-11II..;I1I.?\. :v ‘.’ x : ,.umv 11.x; ll \lzlil'. 11.1513. .112 South )luinstrcct.
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1_1 ‘-\.'j"?"""1 I“ II111 I-~I.1 s. ,‘x. . :1 I} Jul: t<tl.l1.-—l‘.;1il-li_n-,: lot mix-zoo. on West
l‘.’ \\ 1II1:1i11l _ll11l7.-,Il‘. )l. b. i] .I . Itll'll'ill'. 111ml lll‘wll'fllllt‘ lot on then“ "no.
l'.‘ {porch i1 Irallclii. h. 'V . "1L I .‘ILllil tn inylur .\' Ibrill-111. Mill
.1 :1 v. 1111 . » AI» . I ,. -—--«
12» Th I11I111ut‘llcu. .\.. I} ll .’ iI‘Illl >"ll.l"..- lfwilniIzc at Bell Island. 85 feet
H lg-m-nm- l‘ room. 5.. . . watcr lI-Int. lulv lurnlshcti. Purchase
1'1 Insc'lc Nona. N. N,’ ‘I : ‘.' iIIII . '.‘IIII lcnn ill . opportunity. InquiroI
1'» I‘Iulnnl l~. '-", ounor. 5.5.. .' j . V .. li.‘ont»»rmn r. lical lustatennilInsurance.
“hut-1'1:- ‘I‘. III I"”i'I'r"" .‘\ . _I . ‘I :11 HIV-lllllL'lnli ~11m-t. ll 1‘: lyr
' nm In wit-1 r, 3.. I.’ ... — -‘-»---~ ... ~~~- 1 -~
‘.‘1 Abby l\:1\'1.~‘. ,\..I . r: i \ I'I\'li r II.:n cutiltul- on Glcmvood avenue
'.'Ir ,\I.l111~l..'1:'.~o~11,§.‘y. _I' 1‘ -; 4 . .'_II 5.. z-‘lx'uliruiltiI'llf'iltlyltfl‘llls. Inquire
-‘~' {‘TIQII‘H‘ ‘I'Ilii-InIn. \. . 1' " " . III N. I’..hlll.ll1‘.1;il1}, ls, (irovo street. South
'.'-2 Ilcr 1‘1. I‘ll .- : tv .\ . l 1 Salami}; Vs'Lll '
2o ll|111|lill‘i. 51min. .‘s. It I :1 . ’ i._.__’=
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'27 )lllllllti I9. l‘l:1't.l~'. 34.. 1.; I MESCELLANEOUS'
19‘ Jul 11" . ..'. . ’ ‘
I," III-hm- .I 1 . . .. I I. I‘ IHHA- lurnylwr-w“drinks-11from Taylor
to Mom: ll. i‘. '11. s, I; . I ‘.I I \néizo I: f night. I.‘I :ontnblc rca'arul will
no» l":1|111)‘J«1]111.-n11. ‘.‘...\., :rc "l l'vi' rclmlm- InIIn'nmlinn regarding
. , . .. . I--; m l \‘wl’Al I. I\11.1..I.u.‘.'l l.c.-:111gto111m--
A Steamboat tram Norwalk to Dauhnry. ’ “W“ ”M“ 5"“‘“”" 7 . 3"“ _
. . -. , . . ' . ‘V 'U. );-'I ::1."i-lu"f.1.‘c do until 1"" ‘II .II‘
n .. z . . _ I,.I c-. 1.. . .iItII . 1I.111ei
“m 5“ “mil” “ “h" h h T ' ' “'.‘ l” J 1 l cum 1v. lwnw 11-! ml 111 South horn'nIIL
Ina-w and, contains ll
'.ol n11 ’l‘ulan: tit lion)—
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r.,..;. .‘\‘"il"
m. 5. all: Slur".
sun- pal'tics about Lake K. 11min thisI ,.
I su1111.1cr will In- low night from Small; NI .r- I
‘I; to lllllll'lll'y by llaynmnd l‘lrulllcrs. .
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lot‘ South Nnru‘ulk. The Inuit has in on . .‘
Verlin's Cheek Went to Protest.
Ilights in Norwalk and South Norwalk.
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‘M‘n‘l' 0f ll.“ 11.11111 ”‘.’” ’.' “l” "‘ ”m'.c<lto Jump on the int. train aftvr
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center of the church and two lights in] . . 1
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the choir loIt. Percy: la. l'crrzs. who lmsII 'I'I__“,’I“I‘_l ‘II‘ if; >11‘1 :5 “tr: Eliwl”..n t’wi
sccurcd lhccxclnsiwngcilcv for ”1ch1 “"‘-“ . ' m H - ,. " “III
’ Isuuml. living ovcrhanlcd. lln- buttons
arry om- lllllllll‘l'll' p:u,:Ii-Iigs~12-i.~ Imu-1
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we. I
will (1 ‘~11:111oliicc:1t l-l:;v111ond‘.~‘unill' .
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taking" rooms in Washington street.”
. 7 . ' Q Nearly WeniUuder-the Wheels.
Warrior Idillcr Presented won an Umbrella. I TV". ”III” pun-broad tickets MI 'Wc-l
Last Night the incinbcrs oi I ncusI Have-11 at ihc South .Vnr'oalli 'lf'i"'lIIf
4. hobo. I. (l. R. .‘l., (~;lill‘(l till \V 1111::111 I this morning. “11c of ill" mo" nth “Ilil‘
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of the promincnl 111cntbcrs (If the order. I gloriodI when his m. “,1 “Jump him ‘
The occasion was tlic anniversary :IfIIbm-k: .lustastlneumn was :11 danger,
his birthday. and his fl'll‘lllk cch-lu‘utI-«l 1» of ;.:I 1111;: undo-r thc whvcls, :I limkcniani
Iin :1 tlilirongh maxim-r. Frank ll. Fitch, caught hold of hint and pull-at bun on I‘
on behalf of thc members, presented?I lhetraun .-. .. .
the host with u handmmc 11111brella.1 I , . ,
Iii-urge ll. llirsl sung sci‘cl‘ill popular! . mulls Gm"! WITN'SM- . 1
airs. Frank tilauson rccitcul. and I icorgi-I The Bmthe’rlnunl of hi. Andrew 1.71“ I’
Miller s”III-l f" "113' (“‘I'-u 5- 5- Nuphcy . Int-ct at St“). Paul's chnpcl. Scliillo rI'
mmlc astxrnug address. . .: suumn, L'. I). It. at, mu Int-cf. I
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__M1~;s Hitch wdl hold a sprint: nllwn- and §;¥;y(s:3:uz ASL'JILWS it. a“.
ing at her millinery 1'00111 . “4 WflnI‘m-ll's, 30 High street, chmrsdayaftrr—l
greatly missed in town. tern. .
street, on Wednesday Apri} 75th. i“""“' April s, at 1: o'clock. ,
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l'hxci' “radii-Iv rim-incl ulcttcr this
:1i"c."Itn‘nIl'l'uln Lynn, Mass, inquiring
tln- “‘IlIn-rI-ub rillhllf Louis Ycrlin, John
P. Kcnncdy and William A. Adams.
The writer of ihc Icttcrwas William
,‘.'orthrup. proprivtnr of a hotcl. who
Iclaiins that tip tltl‘m: Norwalk Incn were .
Ilicro- nInI ~pI-nt IN'll’l‘ill days. Mr. Ver-
l'n saw him lif'il"l‘i\' for MIMI) on the
YaIIIivI-Id I '«Innty National bank of Nor-
\v;:lk,/ and thc chcck \vo-nl back pru-
ll'rir l. ' .
lionyadi Society Ball. . I
'l'hc llunyadi swiety gave [a bulb” in
III-rinania ll:13l.la.~t night. There was
a larpc :Itthnlan/‘c, as usual, and the of- ‘
lair noilml :1 good sum. The (iipsy
band, of New York, providcd music for
thu- Hungarian dances and the Philhar-
monic Inclicstm for the American
dances. I’
I~.\gcnc_v Stamford Steam Laundry.
(i. ll. “comm,“ Wall sin-ct, Norwalk,
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