Evening sentinel, Friday, September 17, 1897 · page 1

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asking tor the fiction of tho
Bullock raid the Highway

acton dammit; that the
”and hythelest legislature

, .s.avotewaetakcn. and the
W that it favored the resell

“intercom wee doubted. and a ris-
he“ insulted in favor of the resale

Ill tho declared tobitirrcgnlcr
of order by the man whopre-

it. and the meeting voted to re-
Gray, explaining the mutter. said
oilseed a resolution that he did
sum to introduce until later in
. As the resolution did not

use: the matter atissue. hewes
' to withdraw it‘audsubetitute'

were of "mam

'mm.mdthet whatwas
.ehsapproprlatlonhs «underlie
" “Institutes-dilation.

, . Belleck said the meeting

“right tocousider the matter;

theflig’hwayccsnnllssioncrs were

= euthmity. and that Com-

f WNW that

place for theroed was be~
.IcrwelkandhlewCauaan.

Ilissler.whileiulavor of the

‘ thoughtthsmsetlnghsdno

consider it. Herald the law

itc avoid the olmnlnstsuces

netknewwliythisclanseshould
noncommercial.
. ‘Halluk reiterated thattllc
, leadecright tosaywhere the
“talented; thetatowchsd
hhflldwltullt city limits.
. Healer wee appealed to on

homemade-u

to pass trots town to town. he

it waeellcwebls. he did not

the law intended thee the road
hehulltsntlnlywllhluaolty.

. testhsediscussicu.thsrssolc-
mauledbyauuaeimcus vote.
an. men-r impure willillilllit.

hm question considered wee a

to widen the Well street

and to appropriate an amount at

terthatporpcss.

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Ir. Ferris said, "Gentlemen. the
queetlonie helm remand I will any
right here I am "agin' it.”

Ir. Bouuoeloer thcnmade an ablesud
eloquentaddressla support ofhls reso-
lution. His remarks were frequently
atrium- .

Ir. Scllccksald that the petition for
the;an building had been circhlatsd

' only in South Nos-walk. and did not

contain the names of more than thme
Horwalk men. He said thclocation of
the present town house was notequalled
in the town.

Ir. Honncckcr replied that at lscet
ilfty names of residents .of the upper end
of the town appeared on the petition.

"How much." contiued fir. Bullock.
“will the new location accommond
Brood River. (Mallory, Winnipsuk and
East Norwalk? it is only moving the
site further from the center of the town.
The project appears to he the height of
fully and ought not to be entertained
(or one moment."

Christian chrlz thought there was
no more central location in town than
West avenue. Any one who knew
him. know that he ‘stood * up for
greater Norwelh. It was a wonder to
him thee the Board of Health did not
condemn the old building. A new town
hell were necessity. and now that the
matter was before the public. it should

recess-echelon memoir ml

“Attorney E. I. Lockwood. said the
majority of the voters were in favor of a
firmer town house. and in its construction
all ports of the town should be consider-
ed. But to appropriate $50,000 for the
«instruction of snow building and turn
the money all over to a committee to use
as they plmd. before . any plans or
specifications had been presented to the
meeting. was a momentous undertaking.
lie recommended that the committee. or
the sclootnien. find a suitable location.
prepare plans and report at a future
meeting.

Attorney Honnccker said he had neg-
lected to say that there were four pur-
ohasablc sites near the boundary line be‘
tween the two cities. The Stuart estate.
which is 105 . by 875 fact. could he pur-
ohesed for $5.000. That amount would
also purchase the Marvin property on
the corner near the Armory. the Chi-
ohcster estate. or the property between
the Rider and Mallory houses.

Attorney Gray thought the resolntlrln
to present plans at a future meeting
{light not to prevail. as it would lecture
the servicescf an architect to draw the
plans. and architect's prices come high.
They might go to the expense of having
the plans drawn up and than never take
any action on the matter.

It. Lockwood said he was willing
that the resolution ehculd be amended.
and lit. Grey and Ir. imkwood were
asked to prepare the resolution to be set-
ed upon. They protected the following:
Resolved. that the Motion before
the house be amended by substituting is
place theme! the following

Resolved. That the selscttnen and their
successors and Messrs Arthur (is
use. 5.1:. hostile. it. JA. Woodward.
Jmfl Fet‘l‘te can VJ! Bechtel brig
s are are a corner
«so: shell {overflow armor of a
psoprscd location for at town hellend
the eppsvolmate expense of building the
remand rspcrtata meeting sdhmsnsd
from this recedes.

In Wanker said that he was cp-
as
it was only proposed for the pun
pose of poetpcnlall the clatter. and
at last to peek a meeting had rate
the matter down entirely. Ila told all
he wanted to do at this using was to

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amendmeatprepsssd by Item. Gray
and Lockwood.
Attorney Levi Warner Wt the

moved that the datecfihsmeetiughe
changed to October it. It and”
amended thh. andthsdatesstwasfitd
urday. October in.

The resolution was then read as

Ir. Iaplee moved that when the
meeting adjourned it sdjourn'unfil Bet-
urday. October 16...: sec o'clock in the
afternoon.

a new mun item.

A petition was read askiugthetthe
stmot upon which isleeated 8t. Iavy’e
hospitnlbe named 8t. Iary’s lane. The
petitionoreatodcousidersble amusement.
cud Selectman Selleck-cXplelned that
the resolution was presented at this
meeting for the purpose of seeing if
there woe any objection.

The meetingm then adjourned

TWO YSESW 01‘ more m

Ir. and Ira. Thomas L. Hendrick
celebratethaOceaeion.

Mr. and Ira. Thomas A. Hendrick
celebrated the second anniversary of
their marriage. Wednesday. September
15th. at the" residence of Mr. and Ira.
0. B. Hendrick. 144 East avenue.

Among the guests were air. and Ira.
Frank ()rtell, Ir. and Ira. William
Hull, Mr. and lire. F. Bretherton. Ir
audIrs. W. Hart. Ir. endure. D. P.
Imell. Mr. andIrs. Electing. Ir.

W. Hall. Ive. IaunisJoycs. Inhale
Smith. Ire. Earth A. Wood. In Lewis
Johnson, Ire. Iery Knapp. Ileses
Florence Weed. Grace Bart. Annie
Hull. Florence Touch. Sadie Bennett.
Julio Bennett. Tessie and Iamle' Ban-
drick. Jennie Wilson. Ber-tho Ball. Hei-
tic Singer-weld. Frederick Amid. 1". 1‘.
Bennett. Louls Brothsrtcn. es
Keatlng. Richard Hendrick. Barry
Hurt. Samuel and Innis ll. Hendrick.
singing and music were enjoyed, ei-
tor which refreshments were served.
The guests returned home with good
wishes for the bride and groom. They
received many pretty and useful gifts.

men? LID PLAYED OUT

Stamford. Sept.
eighteen years old. arrived here today.
hungry and played out. having walked
irons Booth Norwalk'.

lie says he was formerly employed by
Iayor Bohannan in that place. but was
discharged for some disobedience.

He returned to the home of his aunt.
who. he said. would not shelter him
longer. and yesterday he Itarted to walk
tentauifotd. where his cousin. Harry
IiilerJormsrly of Booth Norwelk. is
employed as train for Dr. Manson.

list-heels overheak him at Iorctcu
and heelsptinawsgcnleetaight.
l'cechlng Itaenfcrd this morning.

lie found his cousin and is now lsdng

multivariate.
lo “Iel‘addsn's M «(wrench
wilibesesaherefistusdeynightet
licyl’s‘l'heatrs. willbe shown all the
ulcer-cm comedy sides of his as seen
daily in teammates-tics.
"The flee .l'clcte." which been» so
tenuous'dariag the war of the Rebellion.
has been specially painted by lessee.
am we Iclloesld. the m
waste at new York's implsyhcess.
chemist Amaneudwllltecesettks
relgalaneesssisee to be witnessed hy
the my new who will attend the
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spiced upon the ssinntst. Kimmie»
both Brown was appoiatdl a committee
on resolutions!» “slalom-no. A.
Tucker. and Its. Frederick Holden for
thslateIi-Jclia Lockwood Aletter
at acknowledgment trons Ir. Tucker
concerning the floral trihnts which the
chapter mooted at the time of Mrs.
Tucker's death weeread'by the regent.

Mrs RobertVanBuren. registrar. read
the application paper of Its. Jabes
Backus. of Westport. wilt of Rev. Jabs:
Backus. The Wt it descended
from one of General Wesuugton’s body—
guard, and also from m Brown. who
came over in the Ieyflowcr. Ire.
Noble accorded Ire. Becker ahearty
welcome to the chapter.

lira. John Ferris. chairman oi the
social committee. was then called to the
platform. She stated that the consult-
too had proposed toglve a luncheon in

questioned whether “seeder waywss

nottoralae the would amount by con- .

tribal-ion rather than by aluocheon. The
speaker‘s remarks were approved and
Its. St. John made a motion in favor of
the contribution. but the question was
left ant-ll alter the programme.
Thelattsrwssm charge ofIissAu-
gellne Scott, historian. audit was great-
ly enjoyed. It opened With thc‘iollow-
leg plane selections from the Geisha.
rendered by Ire. Frederick Quin-
tard; "Entrance.” "The Deer Lit—
tie Jappy-JspJappy." “If You
Will (Scene to Ten." “Star of fly
cool." and ."Chin-Ohiu-Uhlnaman."
They were rendered with footie grace
and delicate expression and were heartily
succeed. By request of the regent.
Ire. Quintard responded with a repeti-
tion of “The Amorous Gold-ash." which

' was very pretty.

Ire. E. H. Gumbel-t. of Best Nor.
walk. then told were interesting stories
of mivolutionary tissue as they enacted
the lives of her own ancestors. libs
was heartily applauded. and Ilse Scott
followed with epcpcr prepared by Ilse
Amelie boymour, oi West avenue. who
also truancdeome relhis in the form of
antique saddlsbags. cream pitcher and it
large handmade silver spoon. which
won: exhibited to the pleasure of
the daughters. Ilse item's reed
lug received liberal applause. la
the paperweeea anecdotes! Washing»
umwhkcilsscarcslyesnlechcfaa as-
thiusesthechsrry-hes scary and any
interest Sentinel rsadersunot only on

that met. but as showing the es-

teem rstlcsum oi the great man.
it occurred is lice-welt. or vicinity
hmccesaeflfieshiestccttdlag alone
and escorted him with the weeds.
"Rowdy. Oscars" Where are you
bound!" Washington replied. "if my
hmukaswwheselwesgtnul’dehcct
hilucntlesspct." Thiewsstlddtofllss
Amelie term. the tester still. by
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stitch for Ilsa Brown and Terrance
OsvauaughtorIr. longstreet.

Ilsa Florence Williams. of Lyass
Plaoe.isvlsiticgiu Boston for swsek.
confirmations Atlases. ct Bolder
avenue. is very acceptably lilllug Ilse
Willhms’placeatthelattsr'shoate.

James 8. Winner and faintly. of West
Heisman! Install. Glover and
family. of Iain scanners spending to.
day with G. 8. Gregory and family. of
East avenue.

M"?
, IischlaOartor.whohas heenvisit-
ingIthnnieBishopJetnrned tchcr

home at Nyaok on the Hudson. tuiay '

Iii-s Bishop accompanies her for a two
weeks' visit. V~

Ir. and Ira. Timothy 1!. Foster and
daughter. left Boll Island for VDanbury.
last Saturday. They weir the last per-
sons to prove from the Island.

hire. Mary E. Eddy. of Albany. who
has been visiting her parents. Mr. and
hire. Hamilton Lawrence. of Academy
street. has returned home.

Howard Flcwolllnandeon William. of
Lmawalk. I. Y.. eroguestsofhlr. and
hire. D. 8. Weeks.“ Main street and
Union avenue.

Ire. Charles Scabmk and Its. P. J.
Smith. of Bayonne. N. J.. are guests of
Mr. and Ira. Jacob Liuxweilcr. of Bali-
road place. 1

Ilsa Grace Baddest. eteuegrapher at
Croiut dz Knapps No.1 hat {scurry
weiotcheylccur. yesterday. to spend a
in M

alias Mary Erenden. of Garden City.“
L. 1.. is spending two weeks with Ir.
end Ira. P. N. Smith. of Bayview avo-
nuc. '

Ire. John lawth. of Wall street. who
has been visiting in Englnnd for three
months. will sail for homo on the 35th
lost.

Ir. and Ira. loses Bullock. of Day-
tono. Florida. are visiting their sister.
Mrs. J. 'l‘. Reymoud. ofBayvicw avenue.

Joules Golelmrn. cf ‘ Bast avenue.
started for Lake Uhamplain. this after-
noon. where he will spend his vacation.

Ire. Jar-rs Ward. of Boston iterator.

wits agnost. yesterday. of It and Mrs.
John Benton, of Main street

Ire. Hamilton Ilswemoe. of Academy
street. returned home last night from a
two days' visit in New York city.

is. I. Allor and family have returned
(mm a mourn of six weeks in Ridge
field. and two in illintou. Bl J.

It and Ira. Charles l’owcll. of Dan-
bory. are visiting lire. John Taylor. of
finish rem. w... ..._..

lira. Robert Thomson. of Moi
street. South Hos-walk. is visiting in
Dummy».

David ll. Idler. Jr. cl flprleg street.
hummdemeftclnavielt West.

Wartime?! of West avenue. has
returned min a visitlu Virginia.

It is linkerwshttcl'lalneillc.biday.
bewmlaMdeys.

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‘ ”Madness.

MMnoldscldlerwho 1",”,

been hoarding with Ire. Gertrude
acctt.otlol’leesaatavenec. East Nos»
walk.the past two years. has myster-
iously disappeared. and friends are
meditating considerable anxiety over
hladhappearauce. .
Kchadheenoamplngcctlorthepest
twomoothsonCelfPsstureIeland.
Afewdsyesgo he routes to ten»
also. and momlscd to pay Ire. bolt
abouttlbhcowedherforhoard. .
Ire. scott saw hint in» assay.
whence told her he was going to 'the'
Soldiers‘ House at Nosotoo. for a few
days. '
She wentdownthcre Icnday to see
himmdfoundhohad not been there.

Eelsknowntohavehed considerable F”
money yvlth him. and may have met

with foul play.

Inlloyt but is son in California, and
other relatives in Bouthport and New
York. ~. .
mmnthB’ CLIP 8113381331).
Several of the Enemy Gaptlued and

Ammunition acclimated.

Havana. September l7~It is omcially
announced that a detachment of troopsh.
belonging 'to the battalion 0! Cuba re-
cently surprised uninsurgcut camp in
the bushes near Ban-econ. province of
Plant del Rio. and after killing several
of the enemy captured fifty-six boxes of
ammunition. fifty-ix rides of the Ron:-
ington and Mouser pattern. and four
mules.

The military commander at Campo
Fin-ids. province of Havana, reports
that while monopolies-lug he found 15.
000 MW cartridges and a medical

()flleial advices from Tumulno. near

Glcufuegos. province of Santa Clara. are

to the Meet that the insurgent leader.

Anaetaeior Jimenez. with twelveof his

followers. all armed with rides. have

surrendered to the Spanish authorities.
Was it Andrea's Moon.

Ht. Petershurg. Sept. l?—-A telegraph
message received here from the interior
of Siberia. says that on September 14.
at ll o‘clock at night. the inhabitants
of the village of Anlslllwwskoje.Artio
Russia. saw a balloon. believed to be
that of Professor Andree. the Swedish
aroonuut. It left the Island of Trauma
shortly before 2:80 p. in. on July ll.
Inchingan attempt to cross the Polar
regions. The balloon. it is added. was
in sight for about five minutes.

Weather Iotee.

Weather Bureau. New Haven. Bopt.
li~lliendy weather and showers pra-
vsll in New England and fair weather
in all other parts.

The Ilium has remained about
mourn in New England and the
mirth Atlantic States and has fallen in
all the sections to the westward.

For thissectiou the conditions favor
chimera this affirm and tonight:

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Theodore Mummies boy. The
sense outfit for making was
tuned.lcattheswhhtl.flscd til bills
ottketrwcrk.

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will holattearstrssstiagdthe season
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RENT. ~3coom! ‘
bath; nardcn.
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LET. «d ,,
Mulls street. ll: 8
Main snout. Ii: Adm L9
LET. ~To a ’
rooms newly .
Apply No. mil Union .

1‘0 LET—Seven V V
Osborne avenue.

. no Apply“ 71 estates V

rdrirodcufiouthltm

0 LET. «Amment‘a
street. one of seven .
{our rooms. and another of
water and sewer connections-
immediately. Apply to
:53 Orchard street.

’ LET.— Seven ‘
word around.
Hull block. suitable ’

rent “5; six Erasmtm‘flomk.

h irst avenue.

”3.3m Mine. 61 WW

'1 floor front. 93 Wash

4 mm apartment. third
Washington street. rents Qt; .
floor over Schulta's

one, rent till. Abbi

Well Cilritr 00.. 88 unit

helm.

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Fun‘islioi—A d
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in good condl , .
Rowan, is Elisabeth.
Norwnlk.

FUR SALE—if yen want'a.
try the H. &. 8..

to Soliorwalk lidw. c

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also Stgwart's Ready“ . . .

with canvas center. So. I
(30.. 4280. Main at.

FORM”. SALE-A gust»

. basement house.

Ely avenue. suitable for two
line just. been put in t

ltlllti and out. Terms teen
Apply Taylor 8:. Goldsmfl
isickwoot NVorwaIk. ”Conn.“

$7,? ( will buy a

) lug lotihilxlémllg
prettiest streets of
dry llcltltlltnl; walk laid.

and potiumi for sewer in clean
tlcuhm of Taylor 6: Golden

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Coconut. oi filamlwd. ,
duml to come to Norwelk to _
toil number of pupils in
Mm. Uil'tllltlll has hull Ill
and can re the highest
patrons untouuiord end it

dress her at ti ilrovs street. '

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district. Ruled. mac.
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