. In, "'2 I'll 3%!"'onu“ ”m l'-
.mf ,
M‘ m'.‘ .’
." .
"i.
’
“ml ll. ”William mooted.
' Smelling» landmines.
not {out no slums
MMyafalrlflseilbemm lis-
leinllbshbissi, m from its. is
‘ .Isluisdlbscesems an no Oliy’s
VPlul cons-so am fiuoushislee.
Electric Light Commissioner Win-
chester, who was soleotedby the special
investigating committee on commercial
electrlolightiuir for South Norwulk to
fobtain information on the subject, has
submitted the result of his investigations,
ondthe report is printed in full in The
Electrical Engineer. ' ~
, Thereport has been accepted by the
commitm. composed of Stephen 8.
Batch, Frank N. Ferris,thver E.Weed,
councilmenflohn E. Light, city utter»
nay; Joseph A. Volk, Leslie Smith. A1:
'bert E. Winchester. Electric Light Com~
missioners, who were appointed ‘ by
Mayor Mortimer M. Lee and the
Dominon eunucil in response to a strong
petition from the citizens of South Nor-
wnlk, urging that commercial electric
,. ’ lights be supplied from the city’s exist-
" int: municipal electric street lighting
plant, which has been operating under a
high degree of success and economy for ‘
several years.
Ml‘. Winchester gave the subject a
melt searching and prolonged study.
Blanks were sent out, asking for infor-_
motion touching all details of plants,
their operation and their results, and
infonnation was gleaned from. every
source that reached his notion, including
an extensive correspondence with
mayors and public oilicinls of cities
having municipal plants. Pull“ the
answers to his queries. Mr. Winchester
quotes such facts aswill convey a fair
idea of the merits and demerits of the
subject under consideration from the
most reliable sources of information, the
results of actual experience. -
A preliminary canvass of the probable
commercial lighting territory of South
Norwalk was made, and it was found
that a-conxmercial plant having a cape.
city of about 2.0130 “Maudie-power
lamps would hoof the proper sin.- to meet
the probable demand at present, and
that it could be erected in the space pro-
vided for such purpose in the building of
the city's electric works, without any
exmusive alterations. to the present plant
and but few other changes.
The present city pulm would be of snillci-
out size, except in a few instiurzcs, for
Ill udditionalelcctricnl conductors that
would be necessary. After 1' lrul‘ully
considering the various systolic in use
for generating and supplying ol-vctric
current. the one ie'eciednlpon which 311'.
Winchester has based his collar." 9, is.
know In the direct low tension sy Sli‘lll,
the two or throerwirt- principles, om-
;fiiyinu 110 or 220 volts a: the lamps. as
lit, would not only be the least t'usily to
maintain, but would be free from dun~
get tolife and would supply a current
equally suitable for motors, crew in-
eaudoueutlnmps. Tho uirrow hunts of
the city and the condensed lighting ter-
rltory. together with the neurones of tho
concreting station in the corner of dis-
trlbutlou. makes the system described
the most suitable and practicabwiwroal.
in alosttered district. it would be inl~
practical. owing to the cxcesnlw cult of
construction for long distance lt‘ililliilllib
m. ,
Theioost of constructing the system
Marlins! above. having a normal capac-
ityoi 2.000 10~candle.power incandemmut
elecfl’ie lamps. would be as follow»:
m lent. s also no
Biscuit}: plant. lion) on
Cost of labor, etc , 2.1m on
Total cost of plant, mumbled
(lost of operating the city's
nt municipal street
i Mina lent. including
ia'tsmt told depreciation or
shown in the last report or
(latch 13. who. a tomcat,»
Cost of operating incensed plant:
m. for adh-
’ force. ' ”dunno
, ‘, 2.80000
Oylhnlermnuluesnd
We all and
Wt 305 on
I‘m a 1
lion. m. 133*!)le
M yearly ”mess. ruin; a:
W income of plant. alien
from a seamen” canvass of the llam-
lfl reseller: of Mill Diorwalll. figured
“1W Wuhan-es. lites the following
malt»
7,513.00
‘ m. for «hammlsl lease»
1 We and are lighting.
WWW: eases
yearly imbue. ' lam ill
our learns. nun: iii
firm that» m by those lighten
, “.moolltoMuiwfov lighting its
Mobile. resending to do last
Quinlan lfl
dill. ill in
conservative high figure and the source
ofiuemneis based on excomf lively
small Proportion of the probe nuns-
her of coincides-s of electric. current
at a""'very low rate, it is. believed
that the actual income resulting from
practical experience' would represent a
much larger amount than above stated.
"and the income to be derived from com-
merciul lighting would undoubtedly
within a comparatively short time be
sufficient to make the plant self sustain»
' ing, thus manning the cost of lighting .
the city's streets to bathing.
IWOIMVS AUXILIARY sun JUNIORS.
Church at Namath.
The nrchdeacon of derlleld has ap-
pointed a meeting for the Fairfleld
Archdeaconry Branch of the Woman's
Auxiliary and their Junior Department.
tobe held Saturday, in.Graoe church,
Norwllk. . -
There will d a celebration of the Holy
Communion at 11:30 a. m.. followed by
an address by the Rev. Lucien L. Kin-
solvingpf Brazil, and Rev}. B. M. Spurr,
of West Virginia;
During the intermission from 1 until 2
p. m.. luncheon will be served.
At 2 p. m. the Juniom will headdress-
ed by th’c Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot,
D. D.. and the Rev. F. W. Norris.
At 3:15. p. in. Miss Emery and Rev.
A. .13. Hunter, of ‘North Carolina, will
uddn'ss the \yomau's Auxiliary.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
*‘ SHADE IN A BLAZE.
Two Tramway his» Save a Woodward Avrnus
House from, Drtlrueiioo.
The residence of Andrew Heath. in
Woodward avenue, narrowly escaped be-
ing set on fire, last night.
A lighted lamp was placed on a table
directly under ' a large hanging
lamp, and in a few minutes the shade of
the upper lamp was a mass of flames.
1 hreutened.
The blaze attracted the atiintiun of
P. J. Martin and l’--dm Ilarraurl, who
were in the Sorwalh Tramway coon.
The contents of the room were not
damage] to any extent.
Concerning ills Tut's. of Shell Fish.
The Senate has pastel the following:
No person shall take, rake, gather, or
any oysters, shells, or shell lish, from
any natural or public oyster bml in the
waters of this state, on board of any
boat or vessel, for himsvlf or any
oulployer, unless he and his employer
are. at the llllll‘. and have been foi' one
your next prowling, actual inhabitants
orresidvuts of this state; and any boat
furniture. may be seized and proceeded
in Section 2.10.1.
Iliad in ills Accounts.
Postmaster Thomas .1. Bradley. of
Sandy Hook, is short in his account»
over to the cute of Senator lil. .l. Houll-
ban, who,with Edward Troy, one of
asbnndsmnu for Bradley in the sum of
sumo. Mr. lloulihau uppiinted John
J. Northrop postman -r ill Newtown. to
take charge of tho thinly lloelt olllec,
and efforts are boom made to straighten
luttteru out.
Contracts for Vaulsvhwsrdsl.
Thocmumilloeon the erection of the
new building for the City National and
South Norwalk timings banks. adjoin-
img The Els'iltlilel ol’llee. yesterday award-
ed the contracts for the vaults and safer
to the Butler Plain and hook company.
of New York city.
...-.......... .. ...,... he. mam-mu-
Aurthur Seat for s Yacht cl».
Vieellommodore A. 1.. Chestnut has
purchased a new twenty-nlue-foot eat-
boat from Huntington parties. and will
anon lllfl'ii her in water! in this Vicinity.
ribs will fly the colors of the Norwulli
Yacht club.
a-
Fell and Into liar m.
Hrs. N. it. Our: fell from tile atom
last night at her borne. ll (lhcutllnt
”twat. and broke her left arm. The
bone was set by Dow. i}. biotic and
hire. (Jarr- is now doing well.
Till Weather.
lilmlsl to The Italian“
new haven. hatch lilwi-Tllmlulllllk,
with elm, thin afternwu and night:
Hammer. fair and colder. winds shifting
to west.
MN“ m... ,
Ills! oi Pneumonia.
towed to mutants-lo
South unsolicited, limb lea—Meal
Turnoildertyasijht. ”quieter of that)»
ford haul and a prominent resident.
cilantro” from pneumonia. its bad
fins.
mesa
Tiny willlsst Tomorrow is firsts Episcopal ‘-
nud an explosion of thu- vessel was‘
pauy‘s car barn, and rushing across to l
‘the house, they put out the fire.
> illlllv'l. The Tramway company will up»
collect, by means of drcdgcs or otherwise. i
against in the some manner as provided l
the Newtown aoluetmou. had qualilled‘
lain-go of little arrives for the West-
‘ port Avenue Extension.
' 1
. 'I
m
« us ' not not Inns and
slxlymrmsa be we Within a. city
one. call norm-enm- item in-
uwio cebbis Bless—JIM: a be
content by use Tuesday.
A cargo of ties for the Norwalk Tram-
way company’s Westpart extension
reached Norwuik yesterday afternoon.
and they are being carted to the ‘soene
of‘operatious. Poles for the wires are
also being distributed along the route.
The workof laying the tracks was
com " laced this morning at the foot of
the siport avenue hill, near East ave-
nue, and on Rewcomb‘s hill, and isi‘be-
ing pushed rapidly forward. The men
were forced to stop work at 11:30 o'clock
on account of, the storm. _
Within the city limits sixtyvfoot '1‘
rolls \villbc used. The space between
the rails will be paved with cobble-
stones as far as the Children's Home.
From there the road will be of a more
common construction, although goml.
In the oily there are six sewer moi.-
boles in the line of the east-bound track.
They are to be rebuilt, ilu- \vork hav-
ing mmmcnced today. a Two catch-
basins on the .ncrth side of the street
will be rebuilt. '1‘ hey now stand in the
way of widening the road. Several
largo trees will also be out down and
the embankment lovolwl, thus making a
big improvement. All this Work will
be paid for by tho Tramway company.
It is the expectation of the company?
to have thclraoks laid toibc terminus,
-100foeti7rc‘lmthc Westlml river bridge,
lily next Tuesday, the tinwset for the;
:ln-aring lnfore the cmmuittec on rail-l
roads in the Legislature, uptm the appli-
cations of the Bridgeport Cl‘rnuilnni'oln-
puny for the right tot-xieud its line from l
Southpor: in Wcsl'porl. and the Wash;
port and Saogatuck linihvay company‘s
petition for a right of way to Smalhport,
and to extend its line from Saugatuok to
2 today.
Norwltlk. with Morgan nvcuui- as anS
lpose the last mentionedextension, as n 1
:is a parallel to its line. . ;
g The fare to bot-harned by thoTram‘l
Sway mnlpany, will. it is said. he live3
lcents from the Norwnlks to Westport. I
l ,._._.. . . ., h i
1 ms cams oussnou. ‘ .
'Digesi oi the Programme Drawn up
l
l ' by the Admirals. . 5
l
, l’M‘ix, March l':.——'l‘ho following fii‘llll- f
:s’pevial to The f'li'llllfii‘lu
so used. with it. tackle, apparel, and‘ollii-lal auxmuucexueut was made tliis'nut bi' leurlm1,w.-ls frightfi.
, llfllll'llili’ill I,
"The lmwers, while united in priuci—
pic, have not vol bum illil" to reach up
silution of tho Cretan oueulion. l‘rw'
ponds and objections are being exchang. i
ed hourly.
, "l’ll‘rltwd blinfkndc of lln‘ inland hf
lam... ' .
and some of the other ”rock lmrts. .
”l‘hirslm'lllir- seizure by a detachment i
of tho llcet of tho tI-leuraph oilico n!
Sayre. i
"l“ourlllwliuy firm-it warships en 7
countered nrotolw taken to the island‘
of Milo and kept there.
l“l“ll«~.\ll_\‘ (lrvek warships firing on.
any foreign warships are to be sunk and ‘
the net to be considerinl Cir-ins llolh. l
“that-hwduy (trot-l: torpedo boat noar— j
lug a tendon worship is to be lived at. l
"l-leventh-mds the blockade of timoo‘
will require all the llmi‘lfli nlnoentrated
on the fmnlicv.
The (laulolu says that‘liio blotskudc
must be pmtmned until flippiwcruliuvc
formally taken Immersion of (irate in
order to mgsnim an autonomous govern»
meal.
(lance, island of Chile. Mun-b lemma
w'l‘hs Muosuhnan refineries who have
been brought here are destitute and on
the vex-goof starvatima. The island is
full of bands of volume who are pillar;-
lnu the towns in the vicinity.
Profits of the inaugural Ball.
ilipm'lltl lo the Mullusld
Washington. limb l‘ew'l‘herc will be
a surplus of between $7.000 and dunno
remaining in the bonds of the treasurer
of the inaouursl ball committee. after
all tins debts have lawn paid and the
mist-amen fund refuudml.
N. . “New . 7 on .e.........i...»-
Today in Wall Street.
Home! to The Million
New York. blotch I’.N0[lt‘fllllflmTh0
slmll nmrket opened trowel”. boner,
Hon-4301mm. in H: Eddington, 7; Ni;
lit. Paul, 37 Ht Willa, in Mt;
Western listen. till I-ll: leather pfd..
manusuhawaadim.
we... ,7... 4
"The programme drawn up by ”‘9'!“ l l ' 1 l
I I - . L ' . ~ ' | I
about MM. '1 he oiliue has been turned . aiunrnls in (ti-Mm, wagon; to as follows; went to a). so) i l! 5 an not loud: any
., some " nohwafiir; coN‘N. , "ruruavfnancu 12.1
ilESilllllliE-llliiillil
" edit twist sits”
w “\-
flls Strange Dismal-snot of an
Old Lyme. March 18~Juduh 8. Lord,
.010
9 .
' fertyvsevon. a general merchant doing
business in the town of Hamburg, and
one of the town's most promipent citi-
anus, has been missing [of ten days and
all efforts to locatelhim have proved.
futile. At the time of his’llisnppearnnee
he was town treasurer and postmaster
and was prominent in church work. It
has been discovered that prior to his.
departure he turned over all his properi
ty to his brothers. with whom he was
associated in business. His disappear-
ance has also resulted in the discovery
that three yearsego he was married to
a former assistant postmistress, and ow~
ing to great opposition to the marriage
on the part of his family. the secret has
beenhept. Bis finances have been in-
vestigated and there appears to be no
question of the’miming man's honesty.
Accordingly his prolonged absence has
csuScd much speculation.
”WM“... .. “Mm—ma...— M
Three Murderers flanged.
(Special to the sentinel»
Sing Sing, N. Y., March iii—Arthur
Moyhcw was successfully electroenti-d
at 11:l0,'._.’, for causing the death, on the
night of “March 7, 1896, of Stephen
i’owell, tho mvcnty-ycar’old nomin-
teudvut of tho Ileiupsteud, L. l., gas
works. It was his custom to carry
large'sums of mono on his Watson.
When he had almost reached his
house Mayhew, who had been hiding
behind a tree waiting for the old man's
coming, sprang out and hit him heavily
on tho heirlwiiha blackjack. ’owril
fell to the ground and film hinyltw
rillcd his pockets, securing about $30.)
l.lohu Wayne nwanwhilckepl guard for
Mnyhow to prevent any interfvrt-ncd.
For his share of the Work he is now
serving fifteen years in Sing Sing prison
Powell's skull was fractured by the blow
and he died. V
Lapluta. bid . March i2~iieorm blat-
thvws, lln' murderer of James J. lrwin.
was hump-d in the jail yard here at 8:30
81. John. N. ll . March l‘.l~—.lohu E.
sullivan was hanged at 8:15 a._m., at
Dorchester. IS. ii.
Grade Crossing Horror st Brewslm.
, l ‘ wild lo the Beeline”.
Danbury, March l2.~~~'l‘lu- 11:33 cast-
hwnd express when is matched this city
brought news of a horrible grade- ”‘08:;-
iug accident at Browstvrs. N. Y . in
which a well-known physician was kill-
‘l‘Jl and lli~z lll‘il’t‘l‘ family injurml. llr.
Slrnnlp attempted in ovens the track in
his carriage when the turnout was
struck by the. train. The doctor was in-
stantly lulled, his body iii-inn terribly
mangled» ills drivi'r. whose nnnwoould
lly i'lljlll‘tlfl.
The horse was thrown iw feet and
killed. lh'. Ntrulnp was fully-Jive )‘tlli‘rl
old and wealthy.
summon LOCAL sens
Si'oilelal d: ll-nyi. in their mlvortiso.
"reill‘tl llleGf'lw'iilg." but are willing you
shonll compare lllvli‘ prim-s with any
. ‘0 .i ‘ - . : ' ' I ..
“rlocon‘l~.\ blockade of the Piraeus ther in ll“ ”"51“ nullity :ii' good». ‘
'lhey have a large and llanusoino new
.-. vrtnicnt of corps-ll and furniture, mat-l
lingsundoilclotlo lmolounn and win»
«low slintlee.
Michal-l Lsyden :lml l‘llward Manner
were arrested yesterday ior committing
a breach of tho I‘il‘lltll' at Keyucv island.
The complainant was (‘harlcs James.
The cuntl was crmlinued until thin after»
noon at 3 o‘clock.
A lwuring on the liquor wirml by the
police in the linrntz raid, Wednesday
afternoon. will be held Helm-day, Mnmh
limb. in the Tom: i‘ouri.
The silver to be uwi in the service at
tlmnexl meetinnonho I). A. ll. Nor-
waik chapter, will could“ of heirlooms
of Revolutionary limos.
The third omnnll art exhibition of
Water coloring" and drawings is being
given at the Bridgeport Public [library
from March 0 to April l0.
lo 17ml Somali: had a population of
3.030. ninety-font of whom were on.
rum. in ml the impulation was
3.243. with Hf: neurons.
t‘burloi Fledler, of illenwoml ermine.
returned home last night from a.New
i’ork lunpitll where he had another
omration perfnpned on hie collar inure.
lie will no down again next Thursday.
. Mien Beehive“, of New York. is the
finest of Hill Louise Windward, 0f Elm
site”.
an...“ M
The i’equnnnneir lswket bull team do.
busted the (lompnnv 1“ team. last flight,
in a practlm name. by a score of slimy.
three to three. - . - ...,..
Ill-shim com, or not me.
Now lNlllilEil BESPliE
I
The Last Day of the Legislative Week
‘ A at Hartford.
Andes c issuance man
The Horn Decides on a a lei was to in.
ml the Present Corrupt Practices Aci—
Ne Appreprislies for a Sluts
Fair This Your.
Hartford, March l2~The Senate, yesa
terday afternoon. confirmed Governor
(Stickers nominations for members of the
board of pardons and debuted at length
the question of making an appropriation
for a commission to represent the state
at the Tennessee Exposition.
The state reformatory report was presv
cntcd and various calendar matters were
taken up and passed. _
The House concurred with the Solute
and pasSed the notorious eagle. bill,
which rcpenls the law forbidding the
alumina of eagles. '
The liousc’ decided that it was not
wise to rowel the present Corrupt prac.
tices act, and Neary’s bill to nullify the
provisions of tho antipool selling law
was postponed to Thursday, March 18.
The above in brief is a correct analysis
of the business trunsnciml by Coniwcti-
cat‘s legislature yesterday.
Today is the. lust of the legislative
week. and just as it was last Wool: the
"10111le on glad to have in sight a
respite until Tuesday ur-rt.
Among the measures which received
thi- governor's signature yesterday was
one authorizing the comptroller to mull!
tin.» account of 15xAgony-toriouster-Gen»
oral lLshrow with $1.19? on, expenses of
itioveruor (tollin and mail il Atlanta,
and three un-usurcs by which t'm‘fillll
{parties are, ‘givm: [n‘l’llllsslfill .to meet a
sea ivall :uzrl wharvi-s in the town of
(in-unwell.
Williu llll.‘ legislature was in session
the directors of the State Agricultural
society held a meeting and voted not bio
give a state fair during Milli, because no
appropriation had been voted.
The House assembled. at 10:30 today,
the Senate at 11:30.
Governor (Emilio truhiy signed the com-
mission of Russell Frost. of South Nor
\v-aik, as Brigadier ticnerul of the (Bon-
uevticut National (.iuard.
in the Seriali- the question of l'w porn
sion to Dr. liamard was tabled until
mxt Tucndny. 'l‘hm- was a strong sun-
tiuleut in favor of granting» the reunion
in spite of the unfavorable commilltw
report V
The fienatv concurred with the [loose
m conferring: the judicial llilllillldv
lions for the courts of \Vullingfonl.
Waterbury and lyrby.
the l‘l't'lllriiliilll of juror‘s pay from
$13” in ‘5 TM a day was practically killed
by the acceptance of lho unfavorable
committee report touching: the nutter.
DOTS Mil) DASHES.
San Francisco, March Iii—«Tho Intel
has been laid ill the [Talon Iron Works
for the bullieship Wisconsin. she is to
be of the same class as the Oregon. The
o-outriu‘t price is ulmut $3,000,000.
l Springfield. Mass, March 1'2.»—Allen
; lliuuiulmllom. cowl sweaty-one years.
gonoui Holyukc's must prominent viti-
. zone, died ul his home at i o‘clock this
2 morning, of cancer in the intestines.
Lo» Angelou. Cal. March 12.-Allou
W. Alford, son of General All'oril,uf
Texan. has lawn convicted of forgery and
sentenced to two some in b‘nu Quentin.
Leavenworth, Kansas, March l3.~'l‘lus
board of nlunam'rs of illitmlillfin' Home
iluvelmen i'ltlll‘tl to meet in special ses-
sion at Washington on March 20d. when
the Mill)” of tho mmgroesiounl commie
too which recently. luvestiuatcd tho
llomc. will lm acted emu.
Tiuontv, in.“ , March l‘.’.~'i‘bedootorn
that Ul'illil’llflfllflu r live llmth llii out of
«inoperuud that she will only need rest
tube fully thfll'fitl in health.
Vienna. March lil.-~'l‘lwseml-olllelnl_
h‘ri'llliicvtiiillltt. today. says that the view
of the (ll‘t‘flh reply taken by the powers
in that it can only immpliod to by the
employment. of force to induce (items to
«drew the will of Europe.
‘ Dunk Camila Isle.
("fulfil to The Henlluein
Heath Manchester. March l‘Jm'l‘he
two-yourself] «laughter «4' Felix ll” , an
ltallsu onufeotlonur. yesterday material
a bottlo-of catholic acid and drank it.
Elba died yestoulsy evening.
limits» was sunny.
iiiiwinl to The Rentinclu
Raw Haven. Mandi l:.’.-ilherles 1..
Anna. the ticket meat at the Union
station of the tlunmlldnted tailored. suf-
fered nu aphphntie shock. last evening.
unmanned! my division. lens
atheism monument-r
_, MW m.mm
ism ' -
in tho ”OHM“, lllv bill providing for.
”4....
“Eli” OF THE Ll" BENIN".
In a Muesli Jewelry Store Wisdom
.W‘. Austin has some ancient pl-
manacs, deeds. books and documents
displayed in the west window of his
jewelry store in Wall street. Some of
them are over one hundred years old.
Amongthe relics are acts passed at
the second session of the third Congress
of the United States, held in Philadel-
phin in 1704,nn awoonnt of the excise
duties collected in the Fairlie-lo district
in (1790; acts and law passed by the
General Assembly in 1753M Customs
House receipt dated 1771; acopy of the
Bridgeport Farmer, of April 5, 1826; a
list of inhabitants in the colony of Con-
necticut in libilfdeeds to property dated
1741 and 1745; a lottery ticket of 177 ';
printed in ”87; a watch warmnt of
1776;:1 White Plains camp pass of 1776;
alulauucs of 17th? and later.
This rare and valuable collection of
documents was loaned to Mr. Austin
for exhibition by a descendant of AbiJah
Empire, of Stratford. They are in a
splendid state of preservation. Ml‘.
Brooks wasnnc of the prominent men
of his day and generation. it appears
from some of the papers that he was at
different times constable. deputy sheriff
of the county and collector of customs.
lie was a remarkably good penmun,
careful and methodical in his oflicial
work.
There can also be soon in this window
bargains in silvertvcar, which claim a
share of the attention which the win-
dow attracts,
POPULAR AMUSEMEIK .
Rip Van Winklr‘.
Washiimton lrving nevi-r gave to the
world of letters a more beautiful thing
than Rip Van Winlilc. Irving has long
since pawed into the world of spirits,but
the story lived and deserved to bollrannb
tized. The story is novvr inspired. it
begins in the Hudson valley, famous in
poetry and “story. The Catskill mount-
ainsnre the background, and Rip Van
Winkle is he ndcd down tons in martial
humor as the hero. He was beloved of
the village wives and children, but a
jealous wife~ could not see his virtues.
and, like many nun before and since,
failing to receive kind words at home,
he drowned histruuhlos in the flowing
bowl. Among the many untrue, Schnei-
der, his dog, was true; he didn’t scold——
an odd hon:- and the companionship of
his master was all he asked. it was nat—
ural that when liip Van Winkle wand-
cml oil into the mountains that Schnei-
der should follow him. Whethvr libey
found odd farii-s at nine-pins.or whither
it was llullnnil pin, does not detract
from the story. lllli drool. the mixture
admitted he was addicted to drinking:
anything above the suspicion of water.
lie slept, the story ways. for twenty
years. lnthat slot-p, lli' had outlivul
his doubts gun had grown old and lusty.
and he had also outlived the woman who
had driwn him out into the storm. To
attempt to change the plot is to lnnr it
it ilwrt Ml'Wndo plays liip Van Winkle
tiliic. at lloyt's, lilillll‘l'iHV. Matinee.
2:30; prices, 10 and 2.) cents. Evening,
":5, lift, fill
The Patent commisslmnblp.
The (‘Olllllllsu‘lilm‘f‘nhlp of patents. now
heiilbydohnri. Seymour, of Nor-walk.
and which (humor-neut- feels it has a
claim in bwauw it fu'i'nishcs more bull‘-
ncssto the uiiice proportionately than
any other Ital", has not been settled
yet. It is said that it now lies between
Dido and Connecticut. The senators
and repmseutatlwi of this state have
endorsed A. M. Wmstcr. of Bridgemrt
Benjamin llutterworth, of Cincinnati.
a former commissioner. may get it if he
falls to not the lolloltur-geudtalslllp.
Malachite limit "set.
After three and oneholf hours‘ delib—
eration. the jury in the case of Joseph
lulu against the Norwalk flour. return-
ed a wallet in favor of the plaintiff for
tifnumloosts. The reason for the long
delay on the port of the jury to colon to
a decision was on the question of dam-
mies and costs. The Hill.“ in the case
annount to something like $30. and the
jury wanted to bring the enamel. up high
mioughfor that purples. and not fall
into the error that was made the other
day in awarding the Stamford school
boy nominal damages of .1, not cover
lag the costs. it is understood that the
Hour will appeal from the daemon.
w..~n~m‘. . .w
mammals st Wilson's Met
’1‘ Unilwlltldted Railroad com by
is d or considerable Work at W son
Mull. ll: lueludea the raising of one
end of the big floating bridge to a level
with the other side. the structure hav-
ing settled tmniidernbly the past few
monitor. The long: «clubhouse on the
duel: has been torn down, and the
many lines of spilcl in the vicinity pub
lsdup. Tllfimwil winds loops-t
yearned carried away potions oi the
canines-Muir carats.
wamvwa-
H “in",
s liars us Vsiusbls colonies of sumac ‘
the constitution of the United States
132 Water Street.
\\,’ANTl¢ll).—~By man a
tiou on a farm»
farmer. woman full on
and housework. Cal ion,
malt, 100 Ely avenue, South
"Vivid—Promotion
liken few more on
32 Orchard, ,6 ' , .
murmur Competent 3 . w:
‘ man would like u sltnntlotlns wait
rose and chambermnld. annual-”NM
walk, No. it Third avenue. . m9
’anruo.—Compeient cam' undid
and waitress. ‘W _
:noulh. Apply to H. Pepper,
a‘oun. 4 ‘
il
the week or month.
Norwnlk.
d M
Row
‘U—l1E1::ll;lll:ililllll:d.;fmm withih
let. 23 Elm street. Nomalk.
i ,
_ , . . .
' ‘0 lol‘l'l‘.‘ 0n favorable terms I3 Win "
I ”If? “PW LINCOLN U'l f r. i 1
Vi aler street, two doors from Washi‘ ,0“
aimed. for use as suit-es, work shom‘ , If”
nmmlfncmringpurposes. Locatiour
Iral; “Iii-surpassed shipping fucilitlgi'o... ,
ei- furnished to Ienants on icy lease. '
seamiou now given on Apr ' “him.
Taylor .\= Holden. :4 \Vnslnngtonnlnaebf
refills
l
'I‘U l.l~)'l‘.~ House on east side Franklin
slroct, ten rooms. suitable. (01' (in: "
two families. lient moderate. elm!»
Layton. axent. usl
'I‘U LET. ~liouse i (‘lny street. A
to .i. ifavnnnuh, Crofnl. lie K
flu-levy. .\'o. 1, North Maiu'street. in .
'l‘li LET. From April 1 house 390”
um sires-l; contains nine Ins-gem
and improvements. inquire at above It!!!”
her. will“
'I‘U l.l€'l‘. From one to live rooms, fuel
nislmi or unfurnished, on “'m ‘ .
one. Address Wont avenue, Norwalk.
mil-h
‘n molten. room col ‘ hot :1
s"
V
l cold Wl’tit'l‘, furnace and lb. ,
to grimlpllriy. Apply at I“. H. Fl)
grocery star 9. '32 Woodward unmet
' ‘(i i.E'l‘.—lr‘rom March 0
l house of eight rooms, Ell“! ‘
ern conveniences. Fine locnfiml,
Iive‘uiiuules‘ walk from Simian
>320. Apply in E. M. Toll“.
sll't’Pl, Soul-h Norwalk. ' ,
'I‘U Lid’l'. ~l-‘urnishcd militia Willi,
convenient-es. No. 1 Will!
street. corner Spring street. South
walk.
'l‘il Lilli-Stori- in Nor-walk alum“ .
lmgio lousy. The store now Ill ,' '
lI'le In Allan” Ilrolhers I’D rent from
April l. WIT. Apply to lra Colemonnnlt-
luv Inr llli‘ company. m8 lfl‘
'l‘tl Llii'l'. Home of eight rooms, with
modern curu‘t-nlences; With or with~ ‘
nu! burn. Apply to l). I". llunt, Eismt‘h’
Alain sir-rel. ~ Ind 11
. ,,- ..---.,_._-...~W
’ I‘ll l.F.'|‘. -—l)t‘.~li‘!ll)lu "perineum-35m
llulr, r. Minis; first lloor.‘ rooms;
“‘lllitrllllll sewn- connection. Foucault»!
inuumlmll-ly. inquire of G. Haulan‘hgwfii‘
t
211 Un-bnr-l ull't‘i‘l. Norn‘alk;
’ l‘il Ll'I’l'. (‘otlnuo and wash house. one ‘
acre land. by your only, 0103 Initial; 3
near Rowaylon elation. ddreu boa ‘
Rowuytnn. (It. Inquire station will. I
' r1) LET. » First llllll second floors. 8,].
Wm d .viml avenue, rent‘li ll ,“ down
stairs; second floor. ii Woodwar avenue
routes; house of 3 rooms. 01 Wood!
nveime. rent $15!; Imuae ill “‘00de av.»
one; :1 moon, its First avenue. Plat KM
walk, rent K»; homo lail Main “page, Hof-
walk. rent. $8: NW'Uutl floor l0 Union I“
E. A. Womltvanl. '
.. M ...~._......._. _____.__.
' ‘il ”61‘. ~ House. 28‘ Day limhfl W
l waler in, rent “2; bottle. Lowe stunt.
next .l. ll. Knapp's renldenoe. 7 room.
rent #12: house. Marshall amt. ii ‘ ,
real. in»: first floor. a room, 8 ,, ,
street. rennin. All in lint class order. -
Apply to John ll. Knapp, ”Well MI
111' if
.'l‘0l.l*1l'. A very iieeirnhle house with;
all nimlern improvemenu. due lo“-
llon, llvo minutes' walk from (lam lit
quire at 2:! Taylor avenue, near W?!
.i‘l 2!
great.
n stro . "
Groom, , ‘
'l‘ll I .ltl‘l‘.-~~Hiorc, Kll Wilelllnfltn
store. llilncllalmlu distill!) with I: “dug
suitable for llepmtmenl or
lllxtlli. "as side outrun!” for nosiv
and delivering gmulu. l-itahllnfl in ‘
for two boom and wagons. Also .
tibsa’sm
rutiml. frmlt apartment over
alarm-ultatile for ollloe pr l ht
lam-ping. Apply office Oil ‘50“ ‘ " V
oompun till Walshlamloll sum. , fl
_ . .
‘illl “Ally.‘”(lllrIlllllwfl' w
ll pita-loll, l‘o h in lirutolm 03::
as H. “onion. ill
sell l'llWill. floor
street, NHI‘WAI 8.
kinds. ,llll.
£4 per l
drain“ a u oe ally; tress.
anda klmsefnnrser s ,
prlcea, nothing but A o. l‘
cred. limp me n puet‘lflfitll
you. *UIHNWK warranted. ’
my. wears foreman for step .
Hons. l’.(j.a¢idrs~n bier-walk ‘
Full HAI.ivl.-—lhilldlng let
. West avenue. must deal
the Melina. Apply to 'l‘aylpr
s9 . .
p .
_. tors toluene. the finest on l
in. (lulyloesnisa box. no. 1
illofigl'yllk 'l‘olgnoonm m”
p‘lllt Al.” \l’lilllilfll PUMA”
each of the followinu' sl
imil‘ MM, amid as new: .
at“. Mill: alarm, in; and, It
ply at thin pill“.
tor-whim s ins-ting in the
of film , , _ _,
n tidbit-dbl!" on it»:
It
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