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crs'csd Treasurer's Oiled: and by the
Fire and Police Departments During
the Past Yasr-Peiiiisss Protected.
The Board of Councilmen, at its
monthly meeting last night, listened to
the resdingof reports from several de-
partments of the city government.
The report of the Water Commission-
“Ion from March 1, 1896, to January 15,
18117, showed moeipts of 022, 1716 21. The
net profits for the same period were
. , $8,704 38. The value of the water works
is $278,886.13; bonded indebtedness,
$200,000; surplus, 887,558 81. Twelve
thousand five hundred dollars has been
hauled to the city,on demand notes, from
the water fund. The report was accept-
‘ ed- and ordered printed.
i
A statement of the business done, at
the city treasurer’s office from January
11, 181115, to January 15, 1897, showed re-
ceipts of $89,022.02, with corresponding
expenditures, less $118.52 cash on hand
The Library fund receipts amounted to
$1,375.50; orders paid. $1,171.14; cash on
hand, $204 712. The net debt is
$116,081.48, divided as follows :'
City bonds outstanding, $110,-
000; mortgage on Library building,
35,000; city notes unsecured, $8.700;
Water Commissioners' notes, $12,500;
gross debt, $110,200; cash on hand,
$118 52. This report was also accepted
and ordered printed
Chief Engineer and Fire Marshal E.
V. Baker submitted his third annual
report. There were sixteen alarms of
fire during the year—«three still, eleven
bell alarms, and two false alarms, re—
sultingina loss of $53,080.11, with in-
spirance 111156.930. The department per-
formed nine hours and forty-one min-
utes' service, laying 2,900 feet of hose.
Two new boxes were erected. The ex-
penses of the department were $1,787.15.
The membership is about 125. Mr.
Baker recommended that a team of
horses and a. driver ..be placed
in the truck house: that 7100 feet
of two and one-half inch hose be pur-
chased; that the Watcr Commis-
sioners be requested to connect the ends
of the water mains in Monroe street:
that hydrants be placed at the corner of
Spring and Madison streets and in
Fairiield avenue, about midway between
High and Golden Hill streets; that steps
be taken looking toward the placing of
all overhead wires under ground. The
report was accepted and ordered tiled.
Chief of Police Vollmer reported that
the police department consists of a
chief, a captain, two patrolman and
eight supernomeraries. The whole
number of arrests during the year
was 105, for the following causes:
Drunkonness. 25; drunkenness. and
breach of peace, 15; assault and breach
of peace, 13; breach of peace, 12:1'11111'1111-
cy, 1'1; riding bicycle without :1 light, 1’1;
fraudl;evading fare on train, H; em~
bezzlement, 1; stealing bicycle, lzex-
posnre of person, 1; burglary, :1; theft, 1?;
assault with intent to kill,l; street walk-
ing. 2, keeping gambling rooms, 1;
keep” open saloon on Sunday, 1; tack-
ingsignson trees. 1' disturbing religious
meetings.l Paid and discharged,
unable to pay and committed, 30; bound
over to Superior .Courtpi ; appealed," .;
bondforfeited, l,disohnrged, 17,sent11111'.1
suspended, 171: nolled, 71. Store doors
found open, 7. The report was accept-
ed and tiled.
The Norwnlk and South Norwalk
Electric Light company applied for 1111
order of the Council to make repairs
and improvements to its present wires,
conductors and transformers in Wash-
ington and Main streets and Railroad
plsc11,1he repairs to consist of taking
out a large number of transformers and
putting in their place four large trans-
formers of 300 lights capacity each, and
three No. 0 wires to be attached to the
present poles of the company.
Councilman Hatch said he did not
think the Council should give the com-
pany any more rights than it was
obliged to,11nd moved that the matter
be referred to the city attorney.
While the question was under discus-
sion City Attorney Light took the ocean-
ion to say that he had had a talk with
Representative Frost in relation to an
amendment to the not requiring a muni—
cipality to buy out any Existing electric
light plant before angering in commercial
lighting. 1111 said General Frost thought
. an amendment might be secured where
by the law would not apply to South
lmulhwhicb has no other than the
municipal plant, thus giving to the city
the power to furnish lights to Its c1117
secs. Attorney 1.111111 thought 11 would
_ be well to 113111 the matter 0:1 before
dilemma.
machine 11111111101 motions) rotor
bmemymtom
back what rights the company had. pre-
vaihd.
A petition. signed principally by pro—
pirty-holders in the business portion of
the city. salted for increased water ser-
vice for tire use in East Washington
1 street, between South Main and Water
streets. The petition set forth that on
this portion of the street are centered
many of the valuable business blocks of
the city, which represent a large pro- 7
pntion of the taxable business property;
that the present water service was in-
adequate; that it seemed advisable to
have a hydrant in the rear of these
blocks, and for that purpose anew water
pipe could be laid in liavilund street for ‘
the accommodation of hydrants only;
that the present pipe in lluvilaud street
is only large enough to accommodate
the house connections therewith, and a
new pipelwould have to be laid for hy-
drants. The petition was referred tothe
committee on water.
Joseph C. Wallace asked for permis-
sion to erect a frame addition, 12 by 12,
to the building at 1 Marshall street. lio-
ferred to the committee on fire depart-
ment.
The Water Commissioners reported
that they h11d$3,7i39."7 on hand
Bills amounting to 81160 2: , which
included $100 to meet the
expenses of the electric\ light
plant for January, were audited
and ordered paid. The bill
of W. H. Smith for $12, for
damages caused to the house and the
household furniture of one of his tenants
by the overflow of the savanna Union
street,was referred back to the Council by
Councilman Cornstock, in whose hands
it had been placed for investigation. The
bill was ordered returned to Mr. Smith.
The bill of J. A; Purtrick for $5,fo1' street
sprinkling, which had also hung fire,
was ordered paid.‘
Councilman Kendall gave a talk-on
sanitary matters, the substuuccof which
was that it would be better if health
matters were under one head, and he
recommended the appointment of Dr.
W. J. Tracey as health officer of the city.
Councilman 'Comstock said 110 had no
objection to Dr. Tracey, but he thought
if there Was some bright young physician
in South Norwalk he should be appoint-
ed health otlicer; he considered it a re-
tlcrtiou on the medical fraternity to have
to go out of the city for one. He
thought, also, that the compensation
should be fixed first, and that the elec-
tion might be deferred until the next
meeting.
When the matter was put to vote, Dr.
Tracey was elected health officer.
It was voted that the 01111111111197: on
street,take charge of the streets, hire help,
etc.,fr01n next Saturdayavheu 71.777.17.77
commission ordinance goes into effect,
until the next meeting of the Council,
February 15. when, it is expected, a com-
mission will be appended
Norwaik council Doings.
Councdmau Tristram asked for an
appropriation of $251) to carry out the
business through the year. The clerk
was directed to give public notice of the
application.
Councilman Tristram was authorized
to pay the electric light bills for
January.
Thcbonds of the several city officers
were approved.
It was voted that the management (71‘
the: Norwalk Opera House and Lock-
Wo 1d‘s llull be required to pay a license
of 52:» annually, beginning January 1,
11-1117.
An ordinance requiring not less than
three and not more than seven regullr
police be employed; that thirty tire po-
lice without pay be appointed, and that
the power of the special police he the
same as that of the regular otllcers. was
passed.
The bicycle ordinance, amvnded so 11:1
to read that violators be fined not less
than $1 and not more than $10, was pas
sod.
Councilman Chinery submitted the
contract between the city and John H.
Hoyt, superintendentof the fire alarm
system. at $1130 a year. The mayor was
authorized to sign the contract.
The ohlcers of Hope Hose and Pioneer
Hook and Ladder companies were rati-
fled.
A petition for a light at the corner of
Cross street and Beldon avenue was
referred to the light committee, to report.
A communication from the (111177111
league, asking for prominent names for
the purpose of forming 11 branch of the
League in Norwalk. was read by Mayor
Wheeler and referred to the corporation
counsel, with full power.
Auction was read of the Norwalk
Tramway company’ s petition to 11117
Legislature, asking for an amendment
to its charter, allowing an 11rton~
that from Kellogg avenue to Silvermiue;
from the corner of Holden avenue
through Mott avenue. along the east and
west skies of Union Park; through
Franklin avenue. and to double track
the comfimw’sprue present 1111721171 and to dis-
tribute ltoghts the buildings adjacent
to the lines. A resolution that the
mayor and corporation nouns-l 11m
gained the company 17117777777713; its
trash in the city of 11011111111, was
Accppyots resolution 111116 to
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W “1me
BENTIIAI BLIIB ANNUAL
The First .fesr’s 8101's 111 litrwallt
Women’ 1 Enterprise.
EIIBBIIIIABIIIB" IIEI’BB'IS IIEAB
A 811111111111 Mahmud byline Tnunm stem
the Finances to be In Good Condition-
In. lama (1. Gregory Again Elected
President—0111:1- omcm (2111111111.
The annual meeting of the Central
club was held yesterday, the president,
Mrs. J. G. Gregory, in the chair. Upon
calling the meeting to order with the
pretty gavel, decorated with the club
colors, Mrs. Geegory stated that the con.
stitution called for reports from the
president. secretary and treasurer at this
time. but as the secretary‘s report would'
embody the story of the year, she wished
to say but a word, which she was glad
to have the opportunity to speak. She
thanked with great heartiness and ap-
preciation the members of the club who
hpd served so helpfully on committees,
the chairmen of committees whose hard
and faithful service could not well be
over-estimated, and the club as a whole,
which had given generous support in.
every enterprise.
The secretary, Miss Dotha Stone
Piuneo, gave a report, showmg with
particularity the work of the your,
speaking of the remarkable encourage-
ment which had accompanied the enter-
prise, and in some measure tabulating
the work required to carry on and or-
ganize the club this first year. This
record showed 1,000 letters written.
2,500 notices, programmes, etc., sent,
300 newspaper notices.
The treasurer, Mrs. Frank Constock,
gave a succinct and accurate repon,
showing the finances oi the club to 1111
in good condition. The board of audi-
tors, Mrs. I. S. Keep and Mrs. C. B
Coolidge, reported the trcusuter's books
to be correct. The report of the nomi-
nating committee, Mrs. T .l{. Noble,
chairnnn, was given, the officers and
executive board then in otllce being rc—
nomiuated as a whole. '
It being stated that Mrs. Leslie Smith
wished her name withdrawn because of ,
ill health, M1'9.,A. .I. Meeker 1117111111 to
amend the report of the 11111111111111111,’
commim-eby the substitution of Miss
Helen Ferris' 11111110 for that. of Mrs.
Leslie Smith. It was. moved by Mrs.
M. H. Parsons that the secretary be 111-
structcd to cast one ballot for the report
of 11111 11977717177711”; committee, 111'. amend-
ed. This was objected to by Miss l’in-
use, on the ground that 111 was 1110111
satisfactory to have each member cast
her own vote.
The election for president was then
proceeded to, Mrs. I. :1. J1-nnings. vice-
prcsident, taking the chair. Th:- cloc-
tion of officers by individual ballot re-
sulted, as follows: President, Mrs. J. 11.
Gregory; vice-presidmt, Mrs. l. S. .1771:-
nings;secmt:1ry, Miss l’lnneo: tr ' " ,
Mrs. Frank Cumstovk; tellers, Mrs. 173.
H. Fox and Mrs. A. Blanchard. It was
moved by Mrs. C. C. (Jholwoll that 11111
secretary cast one ballot for tho executivo
board as a whole; seconded by Mrs. Pan'-
sons, carried, and the secretary 1111117111111:-
ed that 1111111 haul cast one ballot for the
executive board, as follows: Mrs. W. A.
Curtis, Mrs. C. W. Cram, Mrs. Dexter
Hitchcock, Miss Helen Ferris, Mrs.
Robert 'V’auBuron. Miss 8.11.81111'7711‘1,
Dr. 1'}. V. Partlee, Mrs. Francis Burritt
and M1171. Ira Colo.
. 1101111111111 77777 01111111112111.
The Improvements Recommended by the Under.
writers Discussed by the Council.
A communication from Chief Engineer
J. T. Prowitl‘, dwelling upon 1111-. sult-
gestions rccentlv made by an agent of
the National lioardof Fire Underwriters
relative to the betterment of tho Nor-
wulk fire department, was read at the
session of the City Council last night.
Councilman Chinory thought thi- de-
partment should have at least 1300 feet
more hose, so that four streams could be
thrown on any tire that may occur. He
also spoke of the out-cfdate 11nd heavy
truck of Pioneer Hook and Ladder com-
pany.
- The subject of horses for the depart-
ment was also discussed. It was sug-
gested that a horse be kept at. one of the
fire houses. which could takot'100foct of
hose to a tire immediately. A horse used
on the highways, it was argued, might
be some distance away when the alarm
was turned in,whioh would mean delay.
The matter was referred to tho llre
committee and chief engineer.
Votmm to hold a Scalable. 1 7
The members of 0. 13. Ferry Como
mind. U. V. 11.. met last night and
decided to hold 11 sociable, Monday,
March let. in their hall in Swartz a
Corbett-7'11 block, The committee of 111'-
rsngements is James L'Hommediou,
011111: at. John and William 0. Merritt.
Wilmerrt will be held sometime next
mitt
7111' 9117 7::1 II 1111 111117 at.
1811i.
TWC CEN
M G. Field’s 7-
The‘ people demand smoothing new all
the time. This is «97717711, 1111111 the
atausement world. it remained 1117.11
G. li‘ield tolepve 111s old-time rats and
adapt himself to, the times. After 11
year of laborious labor the Al G.I7‘1old
Big White miustrels is profit-111371 for the
people s approval. It is the largest
legitimate minstrsl company in the
world. It is a new show in everything.
Over hulfahundred minatrel stars "are
engaged with this company. The first
part is a merry musical moiango, deftly
woven to introduce all the funny come-
dians, the galaxy of sweet singers
and the great collection 01' novelties
specially engaged for this productiom
Two car loads of special scenery and
effects are carried for the proper preseu
tatiou of its performance. Soars at
Wood‘s and Tomlinson’s. ‘
Turkey Supper.
Tonight. from 5:30 to 0 o‘clock, :1 1111'-
kcy supper will he held in 1117- South
Norwalk Congregational church parlors.
The 1111.1111' will be under the auspices of
the ladies. who have prepared an exten~
sive menu of good things, and the ob-
ject, that of purchasing 7a new carpet
for the church, should oallforth :1 and
crops support.
11771 Mum's-1377171. I
The Merry World company includvs‘
John T. Tierney, the modern lrislnnun;
ft.)
The General Assembly Enters Upon
the Filth Week oithe Session.
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TIIE LIMIT FBII IIEW BUSINESS.
A11 7177717771777 cl Resolutions and Bills Expecled
Between New and Friday—Then will come
the Lung and, Tcdinus Commillee
Hearings—41113111 to the Lobby.
aleciaI to The 117711171711.)
Hartford, (3711111., F7111. 2.-——Today the
General Assembly of Connecticut entered
upon the fifth week of the session. This
1.711111l11 app 11l1nglv 7111,,1' drawn . out, but
of legislative days there‘ nave been just
1111111, and that 11111111711271 inauguration
day. This fifth week bids lair to witness
:1 veritable avalanche oi“ bounces, 1711- 7111
Friday, which is February $11111, the
limit for the introduction of new business
is reached.
T111111 will follow long and tedious
(27711111111106 hearings, 9.1111111 such hear-
ings, lies the danger that the reprcv
suntatives and senators/"111:1y forget
that the people are waiting for 11171111
(ll'sp'ttch tin-it business and [get
through. In thou-.11 hearings is found
the danger of 11-11i7111cy1’1ntln' part of the
committee, and thus 11171 legislative 117's-
Uctty and Anniv Louise, in :1 71711-17711
sketch; Kittie Lawrence. the little‘
trooper; Hansel and Ruinsf7.11'd, mom] 3' I
artist-s:(.ldnlyska,tl1c Parisian clmutc 11.1177; ‘
Reno and Wclch, comedians 711’ 11111 high-
estdegrec: the {anions little 01111101111111,
“L171 l‘etit Freddie" (Frederick Clark»;
the plot of all bicyclists, W. 11. Barber,
and Mlle. Elvern, the wonderful too,
dancer. has been specially engaged 171'-
iutroducc her dance in climate rim-71.
The show is in three acts, known 1'1:-
spectfully 11s climes. .llime No. 11.1: 111
i-‘lnglamlmud includes a burlesque 1111.
the Duchess of Marlboro‘s 1121::1711' :1
Blcnhicm Castle. (71111111 No. 721-1711sis1.7
of a series of highly 1-11tert:1'111in1,: 1:117:
refined vaudeville performances. A
clever burlesque of Lecooq’s comic Upz'l'u,
"The Hundred Virgins," closes 1117:: on~
tortuiulnvnt. lloyt‘s, Saturday night.
Rev. ileoua Wi!‘ Speak.
The special meetings will 111-1111111111: at
1111187111111 Norvulk 1111111111 church 111m
111,7: this week. and as loan thereafter as!
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111110111111: this 0111111115.: pronusos to 11:1 111111
It will 1171111 chars-1-
of 1117' (‘ I1risti11n 1') 111171.11'11rm's, who 11' .11:-
invitml licv. Arthur in mm, 111N711'ot7711,
1'1 spunk. bll'. 117151111 w1ll I111 :11'7'77111-
punied 171' some of 1117- 1117.11 Workers in
his 17'111111'11. .1 {11v.111:7‘7n:1r(l Smith will
probably 1111 with pastor again this
week and will ‘1.. all 1I1111111'1‘1111g‘4.
The singing will 111,1 a special l'mlurv. :17
for as possible. this week. ? The pul1l11'
is invited.
The Ollie Tcrbett Company.
The 111113101771'crs 171' Norwzilk 711137131771
111'111'11 trout last night in tho corn-11:1
glven by 111111 'l‘orbctt Company at Lock-
wood‘s Hull. 'l'ho 11111511114111: received
repeated 1111011111111; in fact. every member
won mooted. ‘lliu 1111371 Torin-ll the
gill 117711111771. 111711il.~ all the 11min 11".1 it‘ll
cosmopolitan c'l'iliu' I1: 11 (1 1101111“th 1111-111
11: 1'. 51111113111110.7111: 1' i11s'tr111111111t with
11 delicacy which denotes [1111, 1mm 11111-
sician;y111sho 1111.71 :1 grant (111111 771' 1'11,-I
serve power. It: is l1:11'.1 111 criticisv‘
her, she is so beautiful, so 1-»
11111511111, so young and so in touch
with the lel‘lt of the 111111110.
The luxtto111a11h'177xtctto, 17f Htockholm,
Sweden, 111111111 :1 great 1111. Unly tlvo
sung last night. Tin-re is nothing 1111111-
11.1.urish about their pvrl’orn11111co. T111771-
1'oicos are full and powerful and 111111
11111110111111.1‘1'us delighted with them.
Their rendition 771’ K311111101: serenade
was very fine. ”Tho Swedish Student
.‘.-long"at.1d"Aunio Laurie.“ the 1:111:11-
arranged by Dudley liuck. were appro-
ciatcd by tho audience. .\ conncal littlo
ditty was the A ll (3,11 1111117171111 11am 7
11y on the nlphnlu-t. (tounod's “11111117
nude," 11 tenor solo by (.1. Froholm, with
violin 01111111110 by Miss Ullio 'l‘orbclt,
was rendered with mmuisllo delicacy,
and feeling, and Miss 'l‘oi-bclt‘s “Fan-
tasia in Swedish ls‘olltsongs," 11 violin
solo,wan full of brinht 1111's very 11:11-
urally produced. Miss Lucie Mawson
proved herselfubrilliaut pianist. She
gave tlilllcult pieces like Rubenstoin’s
“Le 13111” a finish and technique that
Norwnlk seldom hours, but thoroughly
enjoys and appreciates when it does
have that good fortune.
1277717111177 0111110111111. 8111.
The Catholic club met last night in
the basement of st. Mary‘s church and
chose the following persons to take part
in “The Confederate tiny." at the Non
walk Opera House. on the night of St.
Patrick’s Day, March thh. for the
club's benefit: Edward (javanugh,
George Brady, William Sheen/1111, James
Hedgehog. Willlnm Hylsnd, James
1,.)‘Brlen, Thomas Hunt. Edward Duffy,
bliss Kate McCarthy. M 1111: Kate Gavan»
111111.111“ hints Hat-keno, 1111a Kate
«111-1111.: '-
Vning 111 St.
117711 is 111.1 311111.111 long beyond its natural
length.
51 11111111' Morinold, 111' lizidgepml, is :1
111u1'lt»tzllk:17l-1si' 1111111 nowadays, because
7.1211511111117175 assertion that: 1111 Would
not volz' for l‘t'of. Sumner, of Yale. who
has b73111 llllllllllilt'll a." a 1:1e11111711' 1:1‘ 1}."
State iionrd of Education. Prof. Hum-
our 'will be without 57'11111111'
Mnrigold's assistance, however.
The 11.111111111117111 771' 1‘11.1 third 17011.11:-
11171 rapidly intrreusinl: 711111 the indica-
tions now an- tlmt the lobby, which
Q‘Ii‘t'u‘ll
p'mw' to 1111 th:1 must 111-1'11ici7‘7us 1'11 till“
IllHiol'y 17f 111-1111310117: l17l1by1111't117'1iq.
The New York, Now Haven and
Hartford Railroad ('71111111111y Will. it is
thought, #711111 deal the lobby a great
blow. 111111 it is 1hr1 expressed wish of
. many 1'71111-9571111111i1'cs and senators that
it may 1111 11(l1'illll blow.
llolh 117.1115.» met 111 12:21011.111,tod11y
'l.‘l1:11'o.1tu1'7_'-.17t' 11171. pl‘tl:‘1‘.r€llll;’.i 111 the
lions- was 1111.: i111‘:‘111l111:ll(111 711'
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milling, 1'4 1107': ‘7 {711' 11171 Mystic 11ml,
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low 111-; .111I1I17lh't111‘111pi'111 1115:111p.111.,
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Echoes ol the Mission.
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At i11<1:I_111('l11.~'11111 1‘1171 «171111;: 111111 sur-
bcforc the altar sang 11 .~11l7-11111 'l"7,1 111111111,
11.11 1111171111111 not 711' tl1111l<sg7v1nm then
turning. began the 1'ct:.1<1117711:11, "(In (1111'
Way injoiuing as 111111771:17.71\';11'7I More."
At tll1'h‘Ilt‘f‘lllI thanksgiving 1'1'11111rali1111
at 7 o‘clock Monday 1117111111111, Father
5111-1111111. was colobraut, assisted by Revs.
Huntington, llassett 111171 P111111, 111111 :1
large congr rogution was present.
Masonic 1171777117777 17771.7 Ladies.
(1111 Well Lodge, No. 1011.10.111111 A.
M., will hold a Indios’ reception, Thurs-
11:1y11ight, in 1111-. new lodge rooms in
Donovan’s block. Addrosam will be
made by 1111121”.
Master A. C. Wheeler; recitatiotm,
Charles1.11-11enwood; instrumental trio,
violin, piano and violiln'olln, Mr. and
Mrs. 13. A.l"1'eeu11111111111 William Da-
Vice; roe-.71 11111111111111, 21171171111171. (lrowv,
Whittaker, Hutch and Nash. At the
conclusion of. the progrnnune refresh-
ments will be served In the banquet
room.
17771177 111111 the lurks.
TheFebruary111eelixlg711' the Women's
Missionary association, of the South
Norwullt Congregational church. in tube
held tomorrow afternoon at ‘1:'l.0 instead
of at 11 o 010011.11. in iind‘r the direction
of Mrs. 11111111111,an ”I consist of the
following programme? "Turkey: 11.1.71
Relation to Other European Powers.”
Miss Bout-d; “Character of Turks, and
flavor of Sultan,” Mrs. Blanchard.
MWW. Idaho, Feb. 11 w’l‘he 1171mm
3m
Rational Baal: has been closed by Bank
Wivvm.1
forms :1 port. of tho '0? assembly, will,
sot-1:1 I
7111' whim: 11.1'1111111cdinto,
1111717111117: 1'1‘11'1 I.(:i\‘7‘(‘t"lr’|
10111111711111 111117-71 pf:t‘.~71.'1.1:-‘ as :1 board (if
A pemion was Ill‘l':1‘lli1'1l for the con- I
'l'hayol', 5. 15. 11.111 111171'
MI,
The ('1111-11171113'711“ renewal 711' l1:1pl:‘.~'7111-I
Paul‘s ("nun-11, at the con- ;
Snip-111‘s :117'1'1111111.I1:11l.'
111,11 lwforo 171111.11 11111'1’7 71'1111'71 in Nol'wnlk.
plicml 1'1177i1'le'1't their stalls 1111-1 standing 1
W. North: and Post
W1 mu.
,. - w ... .. .,._....,.,.'..........
YRINI'I’Y IIIIII MI! EXTENSION.
....,_.....-......
Over $3,000 1'ch9: 11 to} the Work. and the
Plan: 111111111 101' Contractors.
The vestry of 'lrinity church held 11.
1necting,last night, at which great.
progress was ropoIted in the matter of
building an extculIiob to the church,
A building committee, composed of
S. C. l’ulmvr, G. U. 811111117111 end 11. II.
Golden, was nppol 111ed, and Mr. Stillsou
was made treason 1r of the fund. There
is now on hand for the fund over
$1,000, and pledges made by the vostry
and others up to last night amount to
$21,001). making the gratifying sum of
over 713,000. '
The plans anId specifications were
approved, 11111 they are now ready for
tho craftsmen to figure on.
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The Bulls” Market Sold.
Tho Buttery market at 111:7 corner of
Holden and Riverside avenues, was yes-
terday afternoon sold to H. (3.
Ni'u'IJa-nann. by' the South
lit'cf'cmnpnny, 171 whom Mr. Buttery
oweda'bill for meat. Mr. Ii‘ry rotaim
Mr. liuttm'y‘s clerk, (“11111715 13 are.
\lrs. ll 1111711'y is 1Iviug wit‘h “111' parents ‘
Mr. and Min. Richard I'll-71511111, of HIII‘
awnue.
Fry, 711'
N: =1'wa l I:
Will be TsIIcn 111 an Ilsylum.
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31.1111. from 1‘ 111 \7'711'71'11lk station-11771171-
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1:711 nt tI 17- str- '1 1511f 1111111 ulk about thr11' .
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15179411 1111 lhu lit-lltinulfi l
New llau'n. l"71l1. '3, 111117. ;
I lotion: l1:11'7v.111 1771' Tracy. 113111111771 f
1371511111, :10 ll) '21 cloudy I
Now York, 311.11% 2‘17 cloudy I
\V-.1shin1:1o11.'_".1.lo :11; 1111111111;
Jacksonville, 311.111 1; cloudy I
New0:111:1115511731'3 :5 (lll‘ill‘ '
Cincinnati, 211.111 311 cloudy I
Pittsburgh, 31),:1'1 :3 minim;
I I.'1Ili1':1;;u, 371.1 I II: 1'I1'7111I)‘ I
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I llghtly 11".111117-1'1111113111;
afternoon;
brisk to 1117,311‘
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1
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1'11» 7' k. :1 11101111117'11t citizen of Halifax.
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1 17-1571, was struck. with 1111 11171 :11171 fatally
injured, b_1'.l.7s11pl1 ”nub-y, this 111771'11-1,
jinx ‘711'. [1' 111Il111'1i1's skull \1‘1141'111-‘117-1I‘l
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‘ Connecticut Failures. I
1r1'p7h-i:1lto'l‘im Si-nlinvll
va Haven, 1"1'I1. 2.m|’11'11d.~11'111-l'71I
Mt'x'canlilo act-117151 report: 11111111111: 1'11
1‘1111111111111'1111111ring January :17: 1771171111:
' I'l‘otal 111111111111', 1111;177:111 11117111, .3131; 1011
711117111 11.1I711i1i1'11, 5; 3 7,1.10. 'I‘Im (lonnrt't—
' 11:111. failures 17111 January of 1171101111111 :17, '
willinssetsat $110,530 and liabilities of
111114 231111,
A Stranded Steamer F mated
lbinomial to The S7.-:11111171.7
New York. Ili’ob. 2.-—-'l‘lu1 Chapman
Derrick do Wrecking company received
, :1 dispatch totllly stating that the 1111111- I
1111r1t-.~\11111ric:111I 1111c simmer 'l‘huringia,
which wontna‘iloro 1111 the 11:1st end of
1.1171 island of (llama-.1111 in December last
Iivas successfully 11771111111 yesterday by
the wrecking sIotnncr Right Arm.
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New York, Il‘cb, Eml‘hc American
bark lim'hcrt lIullnr, captain McLaugh-
lin. unit/11111111111 today. This is the boat
on which Capt in Nash. his wife and
the second mute were killed,fro-1111111111g
Rirst Mule lirlIm is under sentence ol’I
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Mrs. 1177777777 Condition. -
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8111111177111. C: 1111., Feb. Ll.—-Mrs. Henry
Ward 13771717117711, today, is resting easily,
and there is Ipmctically no change in
her condition.‘
1
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(Smell Ito The Sentinel.)
Comics, 171. 11“., Feb. c.- Mr. and
Mrs. Marl: Ell worth have been arrested
and are new 11 the county-jail at (30117
W vigil, W‘ld‘m
1 71111-111 111' paris moon:
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Special Dispatches to Wine 1777117771 1111
to the Hour 01 Going in Press.
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Tired oi L111, 07777: Thom Toot {Gm cl 1
Laudanum. and the other Swallowstifiris .,
Green and Fought Against Instant
-Both Will Recover.
Greenwich, Conn,
reached here today of two came! SI-
t1 111pted suicide at Stanwioh a mall
outlying district no 11' the New York
17111173111111.1111: u'ndny. Henry Raymond,
fifty, a bachelor, took 11 dose of lauda-
11ufm. He had bet-11 drinking heavily
and said he was tired oflife. He will
11:1-0'7'01'. ,
Later in the (lay Samuel Tucker, any,
of the Banksville district, took a large
Ho fought against
11111111111111, 11111 was finally subjected and
he W111 17071111. Iiurrl cider and (101111337
11c infelimtice', it is alleged, led him to
the (IOUI.
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7f 11111,".2‘111t11. Council Knights of 00111111-
l7::~'.1‘1f Connecticut, was held here to-
day. ’l'hercavcro mesont 110 delegates
when the 511111 1,)7'1puliy, Philip E. Hen-
I 111-19117; 7,11? Taft-ville, called the session to
‘ 1:1'1l1'l".
Mayor Levi E. Coo delivered an
, address of welcome.
F 111. B—lilcws 1
.——Tl1o annual meeting ,
'I‘cn Experienced Uporzttors
0n “71m .1 371111111; M: 11,- blues.
Apply to
1)::xx1'rz to 111..\xc11.11m,
1:1'3 Water hll‘vm, 511. Norwalk, Ct.
7-11.11 1:1111771'. by Sweet,
1'61: 1 111:1 5.1711111 Canal
7“; .7 7 71 ~11a7lvwork.Cnll at
,1.‘.' \7771111.111s111~ II 1151. \orwalk for
:11'112'11'1115 jblldt
‘ \ I I Ii. 'I'.\lII1I'.' BOARDHRS —-7
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171:11'717-1'7 «an 1711.1-~1.1 7171111111111tetl by Mrs. J.
I} limp-1:111:11 ll II1'111’y street, corner 0f
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71.1.1 1711-771. 117. 1' 1.1 11:51-77:71n17.s711201171 liner
2": “1777711171171 211'71111171, rout $91; collage
-.1-1.1 \\'.77.7Iu':117l 1111111171. 7; rooms. rout
37::17117-71u1 1177-71. 1 mums. bit I 11013-
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‘7‘ 777111,: 7171 11711111“. 17-111 5111: H-1'11111l “1.1111: 3
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11 LI" {1:11. >177. 111 >377 Main szri'vt.
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31117111771171.211 \1.1 111171711' slrI'et, 4
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1171- I1 171 111:7 1711111111114 elves at 1111117
half 177171.1(717111 1111 now: 20:10, 1'11. 110',
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