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1151 1111 1111115 111111111
1111: norm“ busier at 1111111
Read outfits a rut, 31111111.
1111 miss 11111 1111111111.
New
edit. liediduothuow how the nest
tsrwould be fluidly adjusted. as Mr
Walnut!!! town meal. doubted tie
legulityeftherightolthemslscnneuto
buildtheroad. Beststedthsthewish
edtoshidebythe people's wishes and
wmlddoallinhispewrrtossethv
reudbuilt.
murmurs-mans“
.~ . mauso- Isultyls-
MWAMMMMHEM’ Wm
mums-chosen.» ,Alargenndenthusiastiorlpnuontn
manila-seem tionofthemunyfrienthsoflmA.P.
—asir1q1umvsm Wheelergathesedatthehmnedlr.
aners. 13.3. St. 111». 11111111111111.1111
It was an almost unanimous expres-
1 sion at the special town meeting. last
“ night. that the much discussed Telford
mad he built just where it was voted to
' it at the to‘wn meeting of Johnny
n the. Turnpike within the city
its of South Norwulk, from Taylor
as south. X
Owing Nhe absence of Town Clerk
Smith, 8. 8. Ke'lthcalled the meeting
toorder. South Norwalk was largely
repremnted. as was also the Twin City
Wheelmen' a club, in the interest of
goodrouds. Upwarda of two hundred
voters were present. Ex-Mayor Hubbell
was chosen moderator and Mr. Keith
cbk. pro tempore.
Attorney 1.13111, after the reading of
thecall, moved that the selectmen be
instructed tocarryout the vote of the
meeting of June”. He said, that no
human tour meetings had been held.
and as a result the city of South Nor-
walk, tooverccme any legal prejudice,
had not oulyoonaented to the building
of the roadiis suggested by the Highway
Commissioners, but had agmed to keep
it in repair after it had been built.
Councilman Robert Pearson was sur-
pl‘ieed that the selectmen should Oppose
the measure and simply raise a bugaboo
to get out ofxbuilding the road. He did
not like to say so; but he thought it was
obstinucy. He seconded the motion of
perior.
that this talented lady, one of the finest
sopranos in Norwalk's musical him".
is to leave us. The programme last
night was varied and Wag, each
street, last night. the cumin being a
farewell reception to the popular so
prune. tendered by the Ellis Mulder-l
club.
Mrs. Wheeler is very popular with
the club. and her kindly ways and
genial disposition have won for her a
host of friends. Her solos have him
marvels of artistic beauty and finish.
while as a chorus leader she has no sin
Regrets are heard on all 1111112.
number being heartily enjoyed and up
plauded. At the conclusion of her solo
given with an exquisitely rendered
violin obligate, by Richard Abundtoth,
the brilliant execution and sweet am
of the singer drew forth a storm of up
plause,undseveral beautiful floral tri-
butes. At the conclusion of the pro»
gramme, W. J. Leland, the vice-W»
dent, in a short speech on behalf of the
club. presented Mrs. Wheeler with a
silver bowl, inscribed as follows:
To 111111.11. F. Wurst“.
F3011 run Ennis Music/11. th.
flours Nomvsmr. (31,.
Ava". 27111. 1111111.
Although taken completely by euro
prise, the lady nesponded in a graceful
little speech which was Wuwml to
Mr. Light. the echo. The musical programme fol-
Further discussion ensued "duiing lows: ‘
which Mr. Light said he had been an- “°‘°"'T"“"‘i“;y~;[ Morebouse “WM
“ml“ by H'ghw” C°mn‘,i‘"°“°' M” (Jeanette—"Bird: 61.11111 1111:1111." 111mm
Rudd to state to the meetmg that the Sapnho thfleffa,
Highway Commisg'on was willing to Solo—"For 111111." 11111111. 1 1111st
build the 10:11 without question. and D- 1;. Dubrov-
- . Duet-”Eden Land." has»
“mm “m" A“ ”A“ °f "‘9 ”1mm“ Miss Louise Abendrotlr and c. 11. 11111.1.
"'- build“! 4-, Solo-"Alpine Valley." - no».
The motion was carried with very lit— to». A. 1". Wheeler. violin obligate by mm
fle opmfion. Abeudroth
Charles 0W asked how the sec
Double Quarteilew-"l‘ofries' W15”
Mm
mm 1W1 the vote. He said
lie heard Mt. Light Any “instruct" and
the‘ohairman 11131111111111.0112...“ .
Secretary Keith said he had it “auth-
orize.”
Attorney Light wanted the vote
amended to read “authorized and in-
structed." and uftersome discussion it
was so changed.
1111111111110 EARLY RECORDS.
The matter of indexing the early re-
cords of the town the 11 came up.
Attorney Hurlbutt said that 32,500
would be neccessary to do the work.
Attorney Warner stated that the re-
cent indexing, for which $2, 000 was ap-
' propriated, had been completed for
$1,254.19.
Jeremiah Donovan asked that the
meeting be instructed as to the details.
The method was then explained by at-
torney Warner, who showed the con-
venience of having the different trans-
fers moorded in one book, instead of‘
having to search through ninety-four
volumes, as at present.
Attorney Hurlbutt said the proposed
index would cover what had not already
been done, and that afterwards the town
clerk would keep it up to date, and
there would be no further expense.
It was voted that Levi Warner, Burr
Smith, and H. R. Smith be a committee
to secure the indexing of the town re-
cords from Volume I to Volume XL,
and that $2,500 be appropriated for the
work.
Upon motion of Attorney Gray 11 vote
of thanks was extended to John Cur-
now and‘C. A. Quintard for the excel-
" lent manner in which the last indexing
had been executed. _
rows unnflsos IN r1111 nvnsmo.
Councilman Pearson congratulated
the Selectmen upon calling the meeting
in the evening and moved that it be the
sense of the meeting that in the future
all 1 town meetings be called in the
evening. The motion was unanimously
adopted and the‘meeting adjourned.
‘ 1111111 111: ssucrsrs rm
lections by 111 male quantette' compuml
captain Its Thinks Issuance Proceedings
Will be its Osiyiayui Settlement
Selectman Selleck, when asked how
last night’s town meeting would effect
the Telford row question, said the mat-
ter stood now just as it had before. He
was and always had been willing to
contact to the building of the road as
soon as he could do it legally. Attorney
Warner, the town counsel. did not think
it the intent of the law and would not
advise its construction. He thought
that mandamus proceedings were now
theonlymeuuof deciding the matter
Selectman Merrill said it seemed a
pitythemudomtld not be built some-
how. an it mm the people Want-
Mrs. Wheeler. Boutwell Collins and .‘it Min.
Messrs. Hirst. Leland. Morehousmllwrium.
Duet—"Vléni Mem 1," (lemma:
Mrs. C‘. II“. Boutwell and Mrs. J. Within 17111111111.
1 11.—"In Silent Meant." ‘ 1:11th
I b.-—"Hoftl y Now the Light.“ Ifmcrmn
Messrs. Hirst. Lehtmll. Mo‘rehouwr. Home.
Piano Solo-"Improm pt 11," Liv!
Thomas E. Perkins.
Chorus—"Straplello." “Insult
enjoyed 111111111; slate hour the guests
dispersed with many good wisim for
Mr. 111111 Mrs. Wheeler, and the evening,
which will long remain a happy mem-
ory, was over.
ROYAL IEIEIAIIS.
They Entertain Nearly For m Guests at
01M 'm’ M
The entertainment given by Eureka
Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah. in 111111
Fellows’ Hall, last night, attracted an
audience of about four bombed people.
It was in every way a meat success, and
that every one enjoyed the:
was fully attested by the rapturous up
please which greeted will the monitors.
programme
John H. Battersomwho- was 111111111111
of ceremonies, summed the owning
number as an overture'by the l’hilhar
monic orchestra.
ganizatiou also 11111111111111 other centrally
delightful
evening. Mics Lowi'se Abrendroth gave
a vocal solo, which: was followed by so.
This excelhrnt or
selections throughout the
of George H. Hirst, EJ. Force, Wil’
liamWarrenandE. H. Morehonsc. Vocal
solos were given by Mrs; J. C. Collins,
Mrs. F. W. Ambl‘ersnd Mr. Morebonse.
Muster Willie Jesse’s violin solo was
artistically rendered. Miss Anna Rm
sell recited, and demonstrated that show
is a good elocutionist. A vocal duct was
sung by Harry Stevenmn and Miss Eva
Wyman,
Mrs. F. W. Ambler. Miss Anna
Staab" gave a centralize solo. and
Messrs. Force and Stevenson tenorsolm
The uccompanists were Miss Mellie.
M. Disbrow, Miss Bdithllunt, M May
Adams, Josie Liuxweilernnd Mrs. Barry
Stevenson. _
programmoanexcellent chowder supper,
prepared under the direction of ex’
Mayor Reed and served by an cfieie‘nt
corps of waitressesfrotn the order, was
enjoyed in the banquet room.
and also by Mr. and
Atthoooncl‘nsionofthe‘
"Oh, yes, mybusbundhssbeena col
bctorofcnrios and such things for a
number of years "
business when he married you?"
indeed."
“Was he in that
”Y”,
‘11 thought so "
Mrs. Crimsonbeak—Ihn't you think
therewasagooddenlof truth in Rev;
Mr. Long's sermon today? Mr. Grim-
sonbsak—YmmW when he suit!
itwuuimpouibleforany of us to tell
whsntheendwouldon—s.
After the programme a collation was A
SOUTH
FAB 1111111
tsbslsessustts ‘
um 1‘.
Will” I 1' 1111111.
ASE”.
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In. M W In of larval
Wirlfitulhss .'rssete
baseman-ammo
We“
lather Wright and Hamilton
have M theI’nir (' .. for one
yeurfrmn April I. 111111.111 h the privi-
Iegcof five years, and it ill Iu'n'llnltl’
beknownus'l‘hch'malk I ‘ving and
Bicycle-Park. his. :1 'dtoissue
tickets of membership- e dolim a
year for driving and one liar for for -
that, rules hr the govern nent of the
track who atkrpted so that one will not
conflict with the mm. 1 track is
boring put in condition . i the fern-es
replaced, and it is apt that ev1ry-
thingwillbcinonlcr byt - earlypart
of next week.
Wemwry glad that I ms. Wight
and Hamilton have show this public
spirit, and beepuk fort mthemrdiul
1mtion of our town 1 . ‘11:: who own
horses and bicycles. The :is no better
tracker title more deligl fully 1111-1111211
than this one, and such or nts as can be
mwsisterl there are a benefit to
the place, adding to it attractions
sndoppmtnnitics for rat' 1 pleasure.
it Is in mmpluthm to age 111 core
for meetings of ham. Iicycle nu‘os,
hall unifies. picnics, etc. The place is
much Is‘ttcr :ulapted fort
than when under the 111'
the Driving club, Immune
iii)“ M the tmllcy ml. (total-town
[tiniesm go direct to I from the
railroad station and tr: k for the
mnninal sum of fire cc :1 eel-l1 way.
and railroad amen-mums ‘ ‘ sure.
Next neck the truck I ll be free to
everyone, and Messrs. Wright and
Hamilton anemia flml' invitation to
all tonic if, and will be glad to have
the earliest [visible a ‘ ' ions for
membership
WEI» FW‘ Eli " AI TIIP.
Ii In r11- 30 tel Is lo ”cal Three
m as to
Cdonel and Mrs.
son limit, with maul.
11111111111111 Norwnlk today for New York
city. They will sail niorrow for
Bunnie. going dim-t 1 London, via
moment of
the exten-
‘ h
- ll Frost and
rain for the St.
lsvndon, wham‘ 111111111: of 111nm has bet-11
engages] :11 the \'11'fo '11 Hotel. A
week will be spent 1111111111; the
historic plasmas in Land: 1. its gardens
and lurks. “slams 111111 'ltun'hes, and
then for Paris for: 111111 '11 stav in that
gaycapitnl. PM“ Paris 11 (3111111111 111111
:svisit to Mount 81.1111: 1d the M after
hormthcn (al.3111113, M 111111.11. Vice
the gambling palace at Monte Carlo,
Modem, humans. the saint city of
ileum. Pisa, and its tuning tower;
thence to Flmenm, audit the Weather
isnot too wann,to Hot 1 and Naples:
then to Venice. its pictu pique lagoons
and stmrts of water, Mi 11 and its fum—
ous cubism]. Loki: Com . Lake Maggi-
um, and the other In ‘ of northern
Italy; 111111. to the A frian capital,
Vienna, Bode finite and then
hackto “stem their ‘Ibmd. [1111:1-
lodc‘n, the Alps and Its Swiss cities.
then down the Rhine. 1111111 castles,
landscapes and rinoy- ', Culw'ne,
I’mnkim‘t. Maycncc and m to the Neth-
dykes'; then to Brunch the capital of
Belgium, Antwerp ' (intend. and
across thochamwl to 11.111011; then. if
time permits. 111111111: of t . English cities,
(M1311. Cambridge, Uratfonl-on-tln—
Aron, Ireland, the ’ of Killnrney
and 11111111113 of the Irish cities will be
'nsitesl, hailing from i thamptou on
therefore trip.
IILL IE BIIIIJ Ar OICE.
is Institutes
who with him
t was injured
river station
‘ 1 purposes ,
. lien Morgan. »
simtlmmpton. on the st Paul, of the?
American line. and from here by 11111121111
P1111171: [passengers (oi
snrsssfis alsrncuss
.. mews-1“
. - 1-:uwwmwfi. . .
test I I 111111111011.
As on Bedsits me Best been 011
w lees.
11111111113115 The 111111111111.)
241111111111, Va. April sit—The Old
Dominion W Wyuuoke, from
Richmond for low York. was sunk 11d
Newwrt Nomi this morning by collision
with the United States steamship
Columbia. The passengers and crew
were saved. several of the crew were
badly scolded; All the luggage was
lost, probably the cargo also.
W to Death.
11111111111111 the Huntlnel.)
Loxms, April fl—Joseph Chamber-
lain announced in the House of (‘om-
mons, tuluy, tbatthe Ilve leaders of
the Reform Conlniittoe of Johannesburg,
J. II. Hammond, Francis Rh1xles,(iwrg1~
Farron, Lionel Philips and Charles
Tsunami. have been coudomned to death
Chlnnberlaiu has telegraphed to Her-
cnlcs Robinson to inform the Kruger
British governor that it is expected
that be will commute the sentence. In
government c'imlal this is considered a
threat.
A Big Engagement at Bulawayo.
tilpociai to the “cation-l.)
(,‘11‘1: Town. April 211x111.»
land agency here has received the fol-
! '1vi11g1lespat1‘l1 from Bnlnw11yo.1lat1‘d
33th Big engagement this
morning. They 11.110111111111111, but we
.1i1-f1‘11f1‘11 511111 mnfml them with great
A
Mash: 11111-
'rdny:
loss." 4 .
In. Ilammasd in Canada.
HARTFORD, April list—A special to the
Couraut from Mystic says that Mrs
Hammond. formerly principal of the
Whipple school fbr deaf and dumb
Vlni‘disappeared when her frauds on
he state were exposed by Governor
Collin, has been hiding in Canada over
si111:.1'
DANCING WITH TIIE FORESTEIIS.
.....’;...-.
Court Iahscksmo Gives its Ninth Annual Ball
~ wise»-.-
The ninth annual ball and sociable. of
E Court Mahuckcmo. No. .33. Foresters of
America. was held last night in Arion
iliall. Them was every large attend-
'11111'e. the floor being crowded with
1da11c1-rs the omim evening. A111oug the
number 1vasa1l1'!1‘gation from Sliippau
Circle. N11. 227. of Statufoni. Mrs. M111:-
uio Kuorn. Mrs. S. Lockwmsl, Miss
Maggie Duly, William lloynau, 11‘1'1-111-r-
i1'k Mel-111111111111! .lolm Duvift. ’l‘l11‘1'1'
‘ wore also fifteen 1111~111b1‘1's from Star of
illolumbin Circle, of South Norwulk; six
jfrom (‘ourt N111'1‘11k, of Norwalk, 11111!
three from Court Pembroke. of Bridge-
put. Music was provided by 1111‘ Phil-
harmonic orchestra. and Elmer St.
George prompted. There were t1v1‘11l y:
eight 11111113011 on the px'om'aunne. T111-
1111'111b1‘1's did everything pissiblo for the
entertainment of the guests present. 11111!
their hospitality is spoken of in high
forms.
The floor 11111111111111 was William P1‘11
nington; aids, i). Filt‘llt‘y, J. W. Pou-
lniugton, T. C. (‘1':11111101', A. Donh'nsz
Inn-option committee. J. Hogan, J.
: Hyman, J. Manning, 1’. J. Murray 11111!
B. (.‘. M11111; 1‘11111111itte1' of 111'1'a11ge111euts,
l’. J. Murray. 1'h11i1'1111111, 11C. M01111.
secretary, D. 1’. McK1-111111, (F. White,
B. Anderson and I). Feem‘y.
Officers of the Official Board Elected.
The annual election of officers of the
official board of the First Methodist
Episcopal church was hbld last night,
with the following result: Recording
secretary, B. M. Andrews; financial
secretary. Charles Smithycliairman of
finance conunittoe. T. I. Raymond;
treasurer, C. E. Seymour. ‘ The three
but named, with Charles E. Hoyt and
C. I". Hallock, constitute the finance
committee. The treasurer of the poor
fund is Charles F. Hallock, and tho
committee on ushers is F. A. Smith.
The church is in better condition than
ever before inpits history, with all debts
plld and money in the treasury, and 11
large and constantly growing mem-
bership.
"I)ou‘t you think, Harry, you could
induce one or two boys to come to Sun-
day school?" “I could bring one," he
replied. “Dc udder fellers in our alley
kin lick me."
His Complaint—Laudludy—Have you
given up your wheel, Mr. Jones? Board-
er—I haven't been riding much lately.
I find that it- dosn‘t. agree with me.
Landlady'—How? Boarder—It increases
my appetite. '
Not His Kind—“Intemperance,” said
- the long haired passenger. “is the cry- fro
ing evil of the day." "Ain't with me,”
said the fat passenger. “I always get
the singing kind. Never had a crying
jag in my life."
‘ street at c1‘1tai11 pliu' 1‘s.
NonALK CONN, TUESDAY APRIL 28, 1896.
THE HILL Hlll Will”
A Decision Rendered in the Street
Railway Company's Appeal.
EXPLANATION OF THE EXHIBITS.
fudge Ital! Think: the Street Should ballooned
to Certain Places. and the Steep Grade of
It" I111! Somewhat Reduced—Remov-
al of Tramway Tracts Recommended.
111 the SutxiriorC.ourt this morning
J111lgcl".l$.llall settled the Mill Hill
trolley muddle. The parties in interest
received notice from Clerk Shelton sin 11't-
ly before 11111111 today. Judge Hall’s
1111~1nor11u1ln111 is as follows.
Bv 11111111111'11111111111 of February llth.
[8116, it was stated that aflna! order 111
the above 111111101! appeal Would not then
be 111111111; but that an opportunity would
be given to the parties,1~itlier to agree
1'11'111' mild
gives ample 1110111 {111111111 team, b11t,'11.~1
all drivers could 11111:, not enough for Mo
on that side, while sixteen feet gives
plenty of room for two 1111 the othersidc.
Thirteen feet.
would apparently allow two teams to
pass, but with a margin of less than one
foot. which is utterly unsafe and Would
company at the heart 11;: (“fluid chiefly in
three inn-tionlars.
l. Asto tI11~location of the trtu'ksop-
p isito the Quiuturd block
2. As to which side of the street on the
bill should be widened.
it. As to how for ban-k the grading
sin 1nl1l ls'gin.
The 1'o111pnl1y plan, “Exhibit E," left
about ten foot of clear roadway north of
the tracksopposito the Quintard block
and sixteen feet south of the tracks.
The Council plan left about thirteen feet
on the easterly side.
ringcs do not exceed five feet six inches
in width and allowing twenty inches for
. Wagons and 1m:-
Ihv overhang of the widest 1'111' a
113' of ten feet on one side
however. 1111 8111-11 side
1111111111111c111io11 11Itl11'tr111'ks11f the up. only tempt the imprudent to 1111'. 11111111111
11111111111. 1101111111111311111111 the street 111
question, 01111 11115011! other 111111111 11111!
further 11v i1l11111'1- within thirty 1111111.
1 further 511111111 111 my said 1111-11111r1111-
deal that l was not then prepared to
sustain the appellant‘s 1:111i111,1l111ttl11‘
layout pl‘npuru't! liytho Him-t Railway
company was thomost pmctivahlo 111111
convenient 11111- which could be adopted,
but that. I might then-after ls-comv 5.11-
istim! that such plan 11111111111 he adopted.
I 11111 still of the opinion that thvrc are
serious objections to the adoption of the
said layout of the hm 1-t Runway 1.11m-
pauy r1 ferred to in said inch1111‘11111l11111,
11111! that said street 1111111111! be 11' i1l1-11e1t
in certain places. 111111 the steep grade of
Mill Hill reduced bcf‘on‘ any sin-cf- rail-
way can be convenient'y or safely oper-
atod there. 11111! that ifthe said layout pro-
posed by the Railway 1‘11111pn11v 110111111111;
ed because no more practicable 1111' atom
can l11~,1.-i1'.1-11 tli: 1f the 1'11) 1111
1111111111»: should order the removal of
(I111 tracks of the ’l‘runnvay company
from their pron-at location 111 the place
in question at the expense of tho appel-
lant. so that then- 1n11_v be 11 joint 1151‘ of
c.1LI111f the (We tracks by both 1‘11111-
p'11111‘s.115 1‘11.111'1‘.1pi11t1'1l by the pl 111
sulnuittcd by the appellants at said first
hearing.
1 am satisfied that no better plan 1‘ 1111
be 11111111101! than that proposed by the
appellant at said first hearing (a map of
11 I111 h is filed w1tl1 1111' and marker] l.x
hibit D) without widening said Wall
At the 111:1!
hoi'ii'mg before 1111‘ no other plans not in-
volvi11ga1vi1loni11g of the street 11"1'111
promsed, and it was conceded that none
could be.
The up Hunt and the municipal au-
fitnfll‘lefl thus for failed to agree
upon 11 plan 11.111111 widening 1111:! 01111111,:
certain injury of all unmanned.
The wider 11m1l1vay on the south side
Would also give 11 safer 11111! freer way to
11.1111 from h‘iuith street.
The Council plan also necessitated 11
reverse curve 1u11l heavy guard rails 111
the entrance to East Wall street, which
111'1111111'113'11 a serious i111'onv1‘11ie11c1‘ 11nd
111111111110 to vehicles.
The Council plan widened the street
on the hill on the north side: the (-11111
pauy plan 011 the south side.
the south side would be cheaper. loss
111111111ging toabutiug property 11111! would
open 1111 the street better, as 1111 111111 1111-11
by looking up the hill from Knight
Widening
.‘a‘il‘t‘t'f.~
Tin: Council plan began the grade at
the Mallory p!111‘1- andwrau 111111'11 both
11': s; the 1'11111p1111y plan 1111:1111 farther
l‘at‘k 11111! r1111 1111\1'11111111'1' gradually 11ml
westerly only.
RAILROAD PLACE FUND.
The Last Payments Made in the Subscription
of Properly-owners.
The last p11y1111311f in the subscription
of Railroad p1111'1' property-1111'111-1's to tho
fund for the purchase of 11 freight yard
for tin: Consolidated Railroad company,
in consideration of allowing Railroad
place to remain open. was made yester-
day to the treasumr of the fund, 0.
Swarm. p 4
The various subscriptions were as fol-'
mg the grade of Wall 8mm! \f- tllf‘ lows: “1111111111 School), 151,250; J. Dono-
last hearing before 1111: each of said 1'1111 J12, $71.35”:.l111'11bI.i11xtvoi11-1‘.$l.-
parties pn‘seutc proposed pl 111% 11111!
stipulations lo 111 1;: to the "mining of
~111 i1 alterations by order of the 1'itv
authorities, and to the 1ii1isiou of the
expense of making the some.
The 1liii‘1-1'1‘111‘1‘s between the parties
do not $111411 to 1111‘ to I11) such as sh: 111k!
prcvcnt‘an agreement. From the evi—
dence pnw‘mvd at the 111st hearing I
find that the plan 1111:! stipulation pro-
.~'1:11t1'1! at said last hearing by tho appel-
111111.providingfora widening of Wall
street and 1111111111'tio11 of’ the grade of
Norwulk' Street
$2.000.
The price paid for the B11111n11pi'op1‘1'
tin-1 in Ely 11\'1'11111‘,
yard will be. 1..- 1111-17511, 311.1 0111114111111"
1.“
-11;
estate,
(3111‘! 5121111111», 11113713; James Flynn
$2,101); lily estate, $1,233.33:
Railway Company,
The total 111111111111 is $13.!!33Jiil
A wourlo.
HEN'I‘INI‘. [.11 I‘FII.‘
hontinolnfllr 11. Nouth Norwalk.
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7AN1‘I.D.-M11y11III1.1'11111pnient 1'
well rmoliuuondodz small frigid...“
\ oral hmisem k
YAN’l‘I-lD-—li1u11'1l in prlvnt “.05
lady and gentle man. Atfd A
7A\’I‘I'le. -A young lady Wutlldll
1111111|r1-11I‘l.. l'.‘
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\VAN'I‘I" .!l w \ glrlfo1l1
\1'1111111n11s1-1ml1nudlbmnd 7
f.‘-1n11 nitfnffuw.11 box 1111, "MINI.
'ro Lair.
1 1111 xiv-111,119.11" .11 114......
six r-s1111n.\1'11I1'r|n.1111111er
‘W-ilwx. 1111111111 M11111 street, H1111“
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3|"!
7 ‘il l.I‘.'l‘.-llosi111!1!ohouse. mod
iii-cits. low rent. Apply to
A.II.'I‘)'!111'. Iflll' .
V ‘0 LI" .1‘. 'I‘11o111II11uesoIi thllulufon
sown roomsi111u11'l1.11!|111p1|ermvilli!
moms. Pow: sionfnuncdluu V II
1111111-1-.l11111-1.t.1111111. 'l.ulur.!1('loI1llelI?fll'.
I ‘1) IlEN'I‘.—»-l.owor timrofflvo toms
7H1-1'111o111'pl111'o. Applyolli untold
, 1 It“
lame
ms or ‘
7 If) l.l":’l‘. “‘A ilisisantpf—Ifrhlshed 11111111..
sit—obi} 11.-.1’11-11 wiihln live mimd
of1l1‘1mt 1111111111 111 Hovilaml street.a
Noruul l1.
7 ‘1) l l‘l'ii _, I11 \_'orwolk. from M11 11513115”. I or I!“
\cry light airy moms: buy w
11ew|vpai111od11ml 1lcnne1lzre tv
111111111 ~11m1|l f:1111liyof111|11lfs. or rtlcltln
1'11“ 111 Dentist Wood s ofih' 13. III II"
'"0 LET.—‘"11IIHIV I17 Woodward Imus "
not it.“ 1'11ft11ut'.‘lilmeIWfll nVD- ‘ “
n111-.r1‘11t$f‘ 50111111! "mirth-osmfim ave-
11111.lii1~1Nor1vnll.r1-11tt.1.E.A.WooDVAID
7 ‘0 "EN '1‘ ~0flb'flfl in 0 t’sTheutrebu w
i111:.Applytol.M g" 11'. mill}. '
7 loll-.1‘ Four room apartment. first .qu
5111111111! floor. r11111'.1r.t Washll on nutreef
\1'i111l 111~|11o111ryro:1111.!1a!|s llahfet andt'leun- "
:fuur I'mvlll 11 111rf1111-11111Jront11n1lm
flour 51111117. it ‘nriu-ff block. 70 and III
111mm: street. rent 37 11111! 89 Apply 01.? WT!“
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WM-
('11:,1111'11.
"Infard avenue.
‘IX room Hoffa eon
h .CLARK, Is Qulnffi
ply to CHI'.l'1'Eli
1111.111111‘
\T No. 1'.“) limbor avenue. Ncmlkl
r1 11.11111 with 1 ity water. 1.111111131th
rmtlllr. 1ity 11'1-111r. rent 81. From Aprllll
r1n1111<..'1f.\o.11.lluin street. 1N'or11'alk. rent
Apply 11.11.11,“! 1111)11D¥.11eEast avenue.
Nor11'.!1!!1'. dl‘ .
” FOR SALE.
l-‘irst- class silver plated BM
1or111-1. '.' shanks '2 mouthpiece». lyre
111111 “out. now Incite-rouse. (‘all between use
11111l1'1:.111 slinnfnrd 1111111- bio. Norwulk.
Fulton. i ~( 'h1,".1p jibund 11111111111111 oysf
11111111111m1n~1mn1lition lnuuireof
S. Smith. Dry (ilulllh. 111%an1 )InIn street.”
Norwal l1. '
10!: KAI. ll.— (1111111- lim‘ but”: a “mg—t!
111 wly done 1111: cell for wantofuse. A:
dress lmx loo liowuyton (con. 1 .
F1111 11.11.11.—
.. .... “.3:
4 0H SAT E. —Il1111 tame 1111111111111: In" mow-
ore b1- 'NI made. at lowest til-ices: cotton
Imso. 1111‘ ft.: rubber hose. 1111911.. to
I11‘ 111111 111111111 brb'e:1luwe.1'nlt|vu do; and 1
;11r1l1-nt1x1l~:1nix11lhotshot»: 11L. mohtcom— '1’
|1l1' to stock oftlrst- 1 1111s hordwuw iutbetotm-
~i1ip. \11tk!n~' 1% “1111. III Washington“ .‘
nuulfi oronlk. 11116111
- moot-W
41111111qu 'lhel“. k N. high .111th In
mow-m H 1111i511rpztssall by any mower”:
the 111: 11 R11 for tho money [I you wanta ne'w
11!11|H1I.~i\"1 11'. «all 1111:! 111: If South Norw Ik
W hen: the freight
will go for lpgul 1 xp1 “$05
It is. now prob-11110 1h 11 the (Hit) will
go 11111-1111 with
”11‘ extension of the.
Mill Hill 111111 1111 p'111111‘ut bv the Street
l111l11.1\ 1‘11111111111) of in 1111101 11111- -t!1i11!
i111px'ov1‘1111'11t, 115
shown by maps filed with 1111- by the 11p- '»
of the cost of tin:
pullout. 111111 marked Exhibit
forum 1 11111! '1, 11111! by
1'1-1't11'111
written stipulations lll‘flh't’llft‘il by 1111‘
Street. Railway company at said hearing
furnished the cheaper 11111! better plan
for111'1'0111plishi11g the widening: of said
street 111111 the reducing of the
grade of Mill 111“. and that 1111- stipula-
111111 for 1111‘ p11v1111‘11t of 11 part of the
cost themot‘ by 1111' railway 1‘111111111113' i511
f11i1'11111! equitable 11111:. }
I stated at thc 1113f bearing-111111 I 11111}
still of__tlic 111111111 11pi11iou—«thut I had not
1l11'p1111711rto 111111111 :1 location of the 11p-
pellunt's trucks which would involve 1111
order that Wall street 111' widened in 1112-
cordauv' with such of said proposed
plans as 1 might 1199111 the more desira—
bl’euuh‘ss such order should be 11111110
11'it11tlic1'1111s1'111 of the parties to said
appeal. S111‘l1 consent I have not re-
1'11i\‘1:1i. A
As the Legislature. has given the 11p«
pellauts pennission to lay its tracks
through this street, it sc1‘111s'to me, for
the 11"11011~1.1bo11‘ stated, tint I 11111 111—
quired to sustain 111111111111‘ll1it1t‘s tl1i1'1l
1111111111 of appeal. .1111! to giw to the said '
Norwalk Street Ruilwav comp 111v that
l1'x'11ti011 of its tracks upon that part. of
.~':1i1l street in question asked for bv 1111
original p1' tition .11111.1pp1..11, 11111! sl101111
by Exhibit D.
The order thus made is upon the con-
dition that said StrartRailwuy company 1
shall pay the necessary expense of 1'1'-‘
moving 11111! replacing the present truck
and overhead constructlon 111111 paving
of the Norwalk '1‘1'1111111‘11y company, as
shotvu upon said Exhibit D, if the some
is so removed within one year of the
date hereof.
As suggested in my former 111emorau-
1111111 it is not claimed that an order for
such removal of said truck can be ‘made
by me upon this appeal. The city nu-
thorities have the unquestioned power
to make such order. .
The order thus made adopting the
original layout proposed by the Street
Railway company is so far not a final
order. that the same may be modified by
me by adopting the plans and specifica-
tions shown by Exhibit E, forms 1 111111
2, if the parties to this appeal agree
thereto within two weeks from the date
hereof, or by the adoption by me of any
other location of said track, or any
modification of said order, upon which
the said municipal authorities find the
appellant may agree withing two weeks
in the date hereof; but no further
hearing is to be had before 1111‘. regarding
the same. l". B. HALL,
J udge'of the Superior Court.
The map presented by the Council and
, ,1; .
llHlII)’
‘ lose my fish? Certainly not.
church.
will be a delight.
is inimitable.
Miss Jennie Punzelt will sing, and the
efficient accompanist and director
!Prof, A. S. Gibson.
'of unusual interest
concert will go
People‘s Society of Christian Endeavor
flowar conunittee in their work.
lthorougln'au'o from Clay street to
\[11111'oe street.
A SHORT FISH STORY.
Respectfully Dedicated. Without Permission. to
the Parson, the Beacon and the Electrician.
A friend who was 11 great Iln‘llt‘l'lllilll ‘
0:1ceoiol1l 1110 the following story:
"I
was fishing 0111‘. 111.11 51111111101 day in 11
trout brook that run with many wind:
ings through 11 111111111311 11111! densely
si1111l1‘1l111'1l1‘eda1'swamp. The heat of
mid-day 111'1'1‘1' penetrated those quiet
shades. It 111151111 ideal place to fish
in. but. it 111111 11111: drawback. T119111
11'1-1'11 1111151p1ito11n‘ tlim'. Il11111bo1-111111g1i11g
along time for a fine 1111i trout that. 111111
times before eluded my hook.
This time. after many devices, I was
successful 11111! 111111 the fish securely
booked with both 111111113 on the 11111.11111!
calculating the chances of securing my
prize through the tangle of branches
111'11111111111c. I was about to pull him
from the water when three mosquitoes
unsorted six-us), 1‘111‘11 singing a different
111111}, 0111111: down upon my nose. What
was I f111l11‘.‘ Should I drop my r1111 ~f0
attend to those flies and thou, pc1‘cl1ance.
No good
fisherman would do such a thing. I
kept steadily on and soon 111111 the pleas-
ure of seeing the fish lying by my side
011 the mossy bank. He was :1 spotted
iridescent beauty 111111 11111111: 11 1110111
fit for 1111 epicure,” and my friend went
on talking about that fish, forgot all
about those mosquitoes, and I never
knew what became of them and didn’t
care. S. C. PALMER.
POPULAII AIUSEIEIITS.
Tonight's Concert.
Rem1'111b1'1'the grand concert tonight
at the South Norwalk Congregational
.The Koflei' M11111 Qu11rt1‘ttc
Miss Grace Maude
in “Mr. vais' First Hunt,"
Mrs. Paul Nabh 111111
Bronson,
is
The programme is
The proceeds of the
to aid the Young
Ilnrllwaroi‘ 1111111111111 12.111111111111111: street.
\11r11'11 '. ,,
11111\.\i.1:.-~11111111111111 . pl) high ress1l1re "
i [I 11' 11'-1i1-11 hm. guaranteed 111.-111111311111
' [um-morn to th:- Millitl'i inch. In men not a
~1111:l1 [1i111‘\\':1~ 1""111111111I11111IW1- particularly ‘
~11li1 it :‘1fr11'f1 who -roor1lfmtry liosehns proved '14
v1111s.1t1~r1-t11ry. South Norwulk IIar1IwnreOo..
”South \11111 ~1tr11i .
'30P 5A! 124111141111 1.111111111111019 on Admits
menu“.11111|11hnut forty aerosol lnmlat
"‘-1h: i1uek~.'l111111im of “1811 Ammo. 25
.\n1il11111~11111'. \1'I11-‘1'1 1111111 1'11nbo soother”
‘ Willi: 1111 IA11'k\\1H1l~ lion! 1’.-state Auctioned?-
111‘1'11f Main and \‘1:1llstr1wts.Norwulk. mint
,-..~4u~__..
.1111: 11.-U l-‘.. —- 111111 surrey. nearly new, mat
$125 \1ilI~uil!or $11111 one row! cart, Alli:
Ullt‘fwtl-1-;l!1‘1i\\'1||.{1111 111:1 tstrgain. Inquire
111' 1“ 11.1“ “11111111111. 1' 1'1111hury. m 21H
{TORI-illl".—l!o111~'1‘.No II I‘llzabelh street.
suitable fn1 film families. All to
im >ro1'1‘1111111.~' Contains 1'2 rooms, fwomthfi
11111 |Hlllil'll'~‘. 1'11“ on (‘.11As S in. “noun.
pr1-111i.~1‘.~' 13m
F1111. \‘:.\I F. Pullll‘l‘i netting our full rolls. .
4:11'1111'11111 ,~q11:1r1~ feet. Houth Nomlk
|l111'1l\11111 (111111111111 «Mouth Main tilted.
_ .. _..___.. _. . ._..___.__...._...
Foil Ml i". Jib» boot and shoe business of
1' It ii.11‘v~1_v in1l111ling entire stock aIuI
“36111111111111! 11111511111 store Will be said very
1411:1111 if.~n|1!11t11111'1-. Apply at. the store.
111. .
‘lilll SALE.E11i!1!ing lot 60wa. on West ,
1111‘ 11111: most 1!: .-ir11bie lot on thoavcnuo.
.\pplyto’l‘11ylor .v11..1111m. ”If“
31)}. . “ALP ~1 1111.1 13 at Bell Island. 115 feet
1viufl1‘rfro11lt. Ilflly furnishes!!! Pulmhalfto .
now \1 111‘1'1111 1:111' moppo 11 y. II I"
11TH. 11311111111 111‘.y licalhstatenndlnsumnco. 1
to \V11.1I1ingfo11’sfr1'11t. I!“
-. .. . ”-4-...“
FIH" rmnnmffuge on Glenwood avenue
1 for sale 1'I11‘11p11111Ion easy terms. sire
of ~‘ 11. SHERWOOD. 111 Grove street.
Norwul k. ' ”'1!
FOR 'SALEOR 161:5 .
1,111 11 1131.111111'11) 1 or 1:6“... anxionsm
have It111‘1‘u11ie1l. A pla1e of two
11011 house laundry
burn honnen.
.1l111111l11n1e of fruit: $11 per month. Applya at lfl
”lulior111'1-11110,1'louth N11rwaik.‘flfl‘
L057.
7 , ,_.~.7—-....._
(IS’I'.TITHIW99II South Norwuik railroad
‘1 siltlhlil 11ml Elm street. 11 Weileuleycilu
1111111411111. Owner‘s full name on back. Snitn ‘
11M1-1‘11u‘11rd11'r1‘t11rn1-1i to Hillside. Km
2'!
, .'..1 ..-.._ V
—~—-—-—-—--r
I ()H'i‘. —W1~1I1liu1: ring. with the initials“.
. 11111! I.B"M.0 The finder VIII
1:1!2150 return to this office, and receive the
thanks of the owner.
Bits of Bicycle ‘sm
Thirty-two members of the Bridge-
port Wheel club rode to Green's Farms
Sunday and spent. the day at the home ,
of Saond Lieutenant A. Preston Sher-
wood. who entertained his guests in
royal style. ,
Mrs. George Othum. of Westport‘ ave-
nue. is learning to ride, a wheel. I '
Hurry Street, of Raymond Exalted
ofiice has purchased a new wheel.
—I)11n't forget the entertainment “1-
tbe Sons of St. (31ng at their 11:11.13
Main street, Norwalk, Wednesdayeveso
ing, April 29. Admission 25 cents.
rt.
Norwalk Chronicler