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Citizens oi Norwalk to tile 1mm» - oi
over a hundred met iii the Town ll . . '
last evening. and authorised the hi it
Council or Not-weir to appropri it
from its moneys 01,000 for repairs or
East steam. The matter or ad s It
iional water supply was discussed,
under the charter, as amended. no m I
ial appropriation could, be made by hi
meeting without laying a 'iax"to I
for the me. and us that was not in
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less than seventy-live voters pres ni
Several of the library directors er1
desirous of attending the Newklrk
ciial at booktvood‘s Hall and ask
the Iiirary Inattcr could not oomctur
ilrnt. No one expressed an objection at
that time. and Senator Fl. 0. Keelori
fered a resolution authorizing H11
Council to make a further appropiiln
tlon of ".000 for the library.

Captain inane Selim-k minted it
know what bcInmo of all the mole;
rabrd by the l'i’t'Plll and fumous librt r1
11111 of one mill.

lio uis informod that it had it"?!
opt-II: by the old (‘ounril 1

Captain "to did not. favor the titer
of appropriating any more 11101 c)
this year, as enough to lust not 111.
years had already been expended. ‘ilt
ruin-t the question an to bow ruin-ii o
the old library ins remained um I

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The liliii’ol' stated that less than “01'
of that tax was unpaid.

trudge Nash. of Hull nvonuo. inqi tr
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i-imnoimdv else started in to spot

Mayor tilovor tried to explain
illi W was no scheme or trli it about
ll‘ltlli'l|'.v

avooc voto was taken upon
.rosolution and it was declared turr

'f‘iuvubtod was tho our)

tionutor Rooter and .l. A. Riggs Wi‘l-
'Iimminied toiiors and a standing into
use taken. resulting in 83 votes for 1111
nppropristiou and 34 against it.

Then the other side applauded.

Nltliolas Kline shootout that i on
was not that number oi voters pro Int

"lloubtr-d." yelled the crowd. 3

Idou't 1an» if it in double-i." in up
pod the mayor. "l have given this l 111
tor it fair deal and dont propo 11
loot tinny any more limo"

lit. .l. (l. ilrrgnry ollorod ll resold ion
authorising the Council to ant-mu till
".1110 additional for the third twin-II
in IIroI'.rIIIrnI

“Why didn't you not on that llrti?‘
shouted mutt-11M.

o didn‘t want in who notion on
”tho lilruiy quiior lirai.“ said ilutrgt
Nash.

"\‘ou caught us 1111er in 11 Ml
Iiuti lllllI‘ " said lrrtpmsihlo us-
no NI‘Nttllt'Ll

o IIIIIII illl nnpoal." demand-III
Thorium Melliillru.

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out I Impose to put it “ until the it

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III’tu-Ici North wanton to out-"ml tol
unihr IhI unproprlstiou li’tllii sud .\ on;
tillil Kliiit Mill "Milli. Ni'llllt‘l' illili‘ltl
Illtlii wus mtundod.

1 ‘aptain launo Rollin-i1 ruined the 1| It's
iiou as in whether the money rooo- vial
loom the town strut thin the 1in iron
Iuri or the highsay fund

lie with informed lhtit tho umduni
went into the city Inssury 11nd 11111
no opt-11M iund.

\ \iru \ooo rote use taken in In! it it
tho unpmnreiiou wns osrrlod.

Tim was tituiiuoti. and it \'illi' was in
lil‘" iii] the raising of bands. Wili‘li
Ilitiui 2:11 for out Ill centrist.

This Ililtlt‘ i I crowd lnnsii. 111 i 11
standing voio true when. in w ion
tIIII-n now '11: votes tor the unproituII

 

Luponmotion’binwv

.MIsiso rec-I

to the out . dam.
waewaiae accompanied s-eorn-
lion endure

hill

Vsn Burch. Wood. Olmstead
MWsitlea the
locuments were ordered recorded upon
the city recent.

A rcaclutiori‘ ap printing ”£000
we; oifered, byt‘wss id on the table.
In under the ehirt'or. when spec lal ap~
orominilons art made. especial tax'
must he made to pity for them. so that
the city debt osmosiwdncreaad. This

tax was met providedIfor in the oath;

Alter some further discuss n and the
reading of Engineer A B. 1'" a report
we to the repairs necessary at the Grape
dam, the meeting voted that the re~
our-1.. be printed

'lhc Water Commissioners Wore in.
«memo to place flash bdardi on the

firm at. armies reservoir.

Engineer Wood mode 11 statement. in
Ivhirh he stated that. though the dam
needed repairs. it was not in a danger-
Ins condition

lsnne Selleclr said he didn't believe
‘he dam was in verv lmd olmno and
he hstl seen it. no admitted the leaks.

Ex homes Mchiullon wanted to
know where the people wort» who were,
toiotr in use 1hrI wutcr. lie said that
‘mlf the town had moved 11an and
'lw other half wortI ninrvlmr, Every
Ithor house was tagged "i'o item" and
Itrotiv soon there would be no people
0 drink water.

After some further Illnousclon

the
meeting adjourned. ..

 

‘ anvocsun unusual.

Ir. chandler Mites l‘lnanelsi Guer- .

ties in Discussing Var levenne Dill.

lily Annotated Press.)

Washington. .luno l—Wiwn up. I,"
Ievonue bill was taken up in the Son-
'11'. today. Mr. Chandler. Republican of
‘lew liumpuhlro. assuming. he sold.
hat "'9 majority of the ilnanro‘ o‘om.
nitico would Insist upon its proposi~
ion to min the silver gelgnlorago.n and
hat Republican minority would prone
“I bond itmrmiiion. he thought it pro-
Icr to utter some remarks upon an
Imendment which he had oifored to ihc'
Iondlng bill The amendment follows:

'And it is hereby dot lured to to tho
IollIIy of tho. l'ulied States not in mm-
tilt the country more thoroughly to the
told Illilitllii‘ll. but that the ciiorta of
be government in nil its branches
thall be steadily directed to nocnro and
naintnln the use oi sllvor as No” on
told 1:11 standard money. with the free
coinage oi both under a ityaimii of hi-
neInllisIu which will insure the parity
11 value oi the coins oi the two III-dais.
‘urulsii a suilleicnt amount oi metallli
honey and giro. immunity to the world
If Irado from violent fluctuations In
exchange."

ltoicrring to th‘ lesions of the
till. Mr. t‘hundlor Ito-lured that tho up
toiii‘lilli oi the calming war should um
‘10 IIlloond to mIIlI~I it illll‘Olllllill‘ by the
"Motion upon the pcoplo of ouoroun
Ind lllndvised taxation. lie urged tirti
i use tumor to await tho doveiovmonis
It the war beiuro mnklng ostouslw pro-
vision ior it. A few months honoo.
he thought. it would be inr easier than
It Is now to determine what amount of
nation should be ierird.

Mr. (‘inudler uunounml his appeal
ion in the issue of legal ItIndIIr notes
its also favored an issue at 11-11- your
three 11- 1- root. bonds as the thoaneei
wny oi raising nudod iunds ior IIII-
urusotutlon oi the win

Mr. i‘hnrullt r thou baton 11 lllM‘iiMlon
If the linnnohil Intuition in which he

mooted the gold slnliiiuld nnd odvo~
“hind bimoisllism in the mum at a
iistusslon oi tho ndmiuisiiution‘s ri-
loi‘t to mourn international lIlInotiill-
lltlll. .\lr i’I'hnndlu 111111 lstil .\ir.11ugo
IlInInly for tho Iutsiiiou llI' linl millilit-
Id in attempting irrototntIly in min-
uli the administration to llit' gold sum
turd. tlpttlilug of tho 111111111 of the
roller resolution whit it rmllirmod tho
«unit-y ltacthews siIvI-r resolution. he
said that list rotary lingo bltll IaIIar sun-
honors In tho IiopuImI-aa natty. "1'
mid that 111 the than at Ilmso who ro-
ml lur iiio \istthow‘ .1 “solution in the
Home was William hi1 Kinlov not: pro-
Ildool. and in the tloast‘ William ll.
tithes. of town. lie Iltotuht ii routs»
Iitilllt' thIt this two and how III in mm
till! was true but disiuum now Mr
i‘lisndlor tutti the “soul IN on potty did
not hesitate to reorganiso IlItI tluprome

 

tion and twenty against II.
The tumor oi sddliiiuutl tram (up
.111 was out in order
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'lho llrsi was it «moieties oi the tint
Ii stiles invh pipe Maroon tho Iiwo
mom-ire a distance 111 tour and I m
Interior lilll'l. at a cast at m M
Iltu'tiilll the erection at s muting
Motion to timed litter sail «stun In
tho lino or stair-11a innit no 0.11M
tho sisiiun to oust tit and the gel
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tel station is the taller thins
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lliilohlhsuii. imitates. June it
isms Jury investigating Ibo Innr
Ilnr oi W 11min. lun- loonshi in It
“fillet. huhllllg ills Ntiilr l'tntilnth-
hail. her eldest son mm 11ml JIteli

itnrrtil. ss marinate and it 1‘ visit.”

a lawyer at this city sud t'iydo l'usiio
Ihwaii. the leafleewysmild son. sooos-

snries. tits. t'sstleihesn hsti incised
that she tilled lion anti no one also

had anything to do with the murder.
Mideast shown ihsI

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lorell and flotilllot. A wanted to
mm), bgtmlgetheete: could new”
on y . I. and, so
was plenty of 1mm Willing.
among the public sodas! to theatrical
manager” a heart. The p was “The
Geisha. " The new ”team has a pleasant
air of space and :meW t is, oi
course, supplied/w
chattel improvements. W 11 Mai
largo bus for the vioeroy, iii private en.
trance. anteroom and other accnnunodu-
item. and II splendid saloon and ladiea'
dmlnfiomra. There, d.d$sfimh 0:3
more. t w tilt
being arranged £31.; American
syncint and all bookable in is low fights.
so interesting eswriment. The manage-
ment can do with the stage what Dan
O’Connell said he could do with an set of
parliament-it can drive a coach a
tour through it. entering at one side teeth
the strut and enlarging at the other into
a new earrings way y;

Aatl s new music hall has arisen in the
shapeof the Empire l’slaoe thestevp It
has been built on the site of the old and
popular Star Theater of Varieties in Dome
street, which, however. it surpasses in
else. beauty and indeed in almost every
detail. A splendid stage. a proscenium
larger than that of either the Palace thes-
ter.or the Empire in London, accommoda-
tion for over 1.1110 spattsiors-I-vvhich all
visitors may sdviaedly be hired. as an
excellent view of the stage sobtolnshie
from every seat in the house—capital
acoustic properties. luxurious boxes. stalls
and seats and a tout ensemble oi rained
decoration in the Louis Quinao style. in
which ivory. gold and It soupcon oi faint
blue predominate. are but It few of the
mrmanent attractions that the new thu~
tor alien.

The opening night was a memorable oe-
osslon, and the programme included the
names of many world renowned artists.
who met with as euthsslnstlo a reception
as the been of man or woman could de-

 

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the wounds
math would set here

sire. The wisdom of the management in
continuing to provide the public with an
:exoullont and varied billoi fore has haul
“is reward in the inched audiences which
nightly await the lifting oi the ultfllltt.
I A mediocre attendance has so far not been
resented on the books. A special lawn
is the saturday matinee, when no smok-
lag is permitted and when the programme.
at all times of a high class. is specially
"Bowtlleriactl" topleaaa the indirect Duh-
lln, to whom the music hall lied hitherto
been a terra lucognita Now all this is
changed.'aoil ladies of high degree and
'aeciety leaders may he soon mopping
hoses and stalls at the Empire every Batv
urdoy afternoon _

 

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Ina. Years Will Isa Oat. '

"In time leap year will go out of exist-
. once estiroly.‘ 'esplsiued an almanac com-
puter to a reporter, "but.as it will not ooc
our for over not) yarn. we haven' t much
personal interest in the event. in the or-
.Illna coarsest! events 1000 would he leap
year. Int ltwill got lit to the calculation.
in other words. while it does occur it does
not occur. simply binosusc it is not in the
moment that it shall norm. The story
lsaloogctic. bullies-hubris” told an
that the average ween con uI‘IIlsutaIId it
1 without much dililoulty. in l5”. in tho
srrangomont oi the Julian mitt-till. tell
days were dropped so as togot things run-
ning on the then new tmtthepvoasat basis
(Ii cakaulatlug time. does to hoop things
turning right it was dstsruIlIIed that It
year ending a century should not be his-
asatlle. escape every fourth century. Thus
there was no leap year in "00. lllltl or
icon. itiauratlesetwaa rather rough
on the ladies who hate spclal advantages
in leap yo'ar. 31:" it is the only year 'thst'it
ispropev nv Homeroom-Ives u
Iasrriags.hut it has ways hsaaaais
matters electing “mankind.”- al-
ways ilndiug Isa-om tor restricting ”I“...

ritilogss. The ladies get left again in
lion. but though there will not be many
oi those who ass mo who will ass mm.
the latter year. ending a tourth century.
will he a leap year is this war three
days are Manchu in loss centuries. and
the remaining love-days will he masts up
in It little ovev sun years Min that sal-
suar years will he like unlav years and
future more is the tabulation cl tints os-
eue no more. The lo- 01 leaphyeava will
is thousands oi yarn alert
hot i a the at the
eeataviss wlli is as I. is has...
Igutea and calculations that theywi
“in tin dlmully iii WI. NIH. gulag
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