mililtiiu tits is lot, .
fouls.
‘ 0W tinnitus
3.61m councilman outsnrr
, walk host-d of ofoutb
*bilmsn held its regular. truncating last
night. ‘Councilmsn‘ 17‘. H5. .Quintnrjd be~
authe‘only absentee. ._ 5. 0
Dudley log-Hoytinuulred whet bun
. become or u petition submitted to the
enuncii last October, regurding s new.»
or and water system in' ri‘rospoct
. street; . lie desired to novel the unit
tor attended to us qulckl 1
.5 t
. Ho ll 5 5
done until the streetawus' made forty
feet wide and it hndbcon formally sc-
coptcd. _ ,
believe it fair to Mr. H yt to allow
~rh5llfl t5 smoother-streets «He knew
. that. t 8. city had spent 31.500 to so
through it ledge of rocks in giving the
people in Laure street water, one no
believedthsnpecple in Prospect street
were entitled to water.
JohniF. McMahon believed the city
' fivus responsible‘ fontbe street.
ould;seezu.n income of $100 a year
[dill _inlproving..thu street. , :5...
‘ r-5Wat'er‘ Commission hatch and Street
:Commissloner Outbili nlso spoke on
the subject. ,
The Gouncll voted to have the prep
5 inciuis, o ahead and lay were
an sewer lilies;
' 031 n” Cntbili broil lg. 1up the
hudtli 8f"
' benefit. lie stated that be ad. naval;
_.‘;doi‘tolthis“",t ii '
com etition. :er
. "1.. 75 no repose
Tho sokliers' monument Question
was brought up. and resulted in some
discussion. Councilman Ferris took
‘the street commissioners to task for
going ahead and niski'l'lsnlterations to
the-streets about the. monument with-
‘ outthe authority oi the‘Conncll.
' 5 street Commissioner Cutblll defenc-
ed the cmnmisslouers., He said that
it was not the pui'DOse of the commis-
slonersto do anything contrarny to the
orders of the council sud wishes 01
the'cltizens. He thought there was
some mlsunderstsuding in the matter
and that there was it great deal or fuss
over uothinz.
R. H. Golden, General Russell Frost.
John F. McMahon and others spoke on
the subject. but the councilmen decld~
ed that they could take no action on
the matter until a mop had been sull-
mltied to the Council.
Edward V. halter respectfully de-
clined the office or fire inspector to
which he was elected .iost month. and
requested that someone llenppolnten
in his stead. The communication was
laid on the table unto the next meet-
ing. . -
The. Water Commissioner reported
the sum or 31.48:» available in their ot-
iice nnd the hands of the. treasurer o.
of the loud. . .
Chief of Police Vollmor submitted
his semi-annual report of cases before
the Norwnlk Town, Court. and cruiser
therefor. which was accepted by tut
Council. The totnl number of prison
era was 162;. paid and discharged. Hill"
'tystwo: unable to pny and committal
to,.ioil.twenty-uinol bound over to me
Superior Court. three: bonds forfeit-
od.‘8; discharged. seventeen; sentence
suspended. fourteen: noiled, five; op-
peu ed. four; continued crises, ton. The
money turned over to the city trousurv
erforliceusos was as follows: l’nwn-
broker. $10: lodging house. 010. and
junk'denlors. :24. making a total of
iii; ’i'woivs store doors were founo
_ open. 5 5 j 5
City Treasurer Matthew Corbett sub-
mitted his annual report. The Library
fun showed recci tgpt $2,152.70. and
expenses of 01.4 p.51. leaving a bul-
‘ntios’dll noun or $5055.00. kill the city
coconut lustrocsipnl were $120,128.01-
including water commissioners loans
orients sud tile‘city loans, omthe
Gity‘Notionsl bunk. curls o. The
amountfixp ndod mill $128,460.67. in-
cluding city onus-pull! of tomato. with,
buoncsofum .84 on bond.
The, control report-or the water oonb ‘
5 illiem it. Tammany was ro-eloctod.
litigious“ uncommon and accepted
sill tsntclty bier '
u term or in. {George is. Kendall
’hlember or the Board of Health
5: fig expired. howls reelected for
Home! three yam. , ' _ 5
. uuolltnsn Paul brought up our
“of Captain of some Gladstone»
to. his tuulu which loco sell
more i“: drum? “n-
. 5 it me vs a
that nlodlvllndthe Council In
shim to take care
‘ news or‘rssv. M.
‘ thin pith: [heard of Directors Foot»
4 I " ‘pohud'for One week.
The board. or dli‘eoiornf. adjourned
meeting, which woe to have been held
omnight‘. will be postponed unestek,
to give special committs are time.
"The senior gynlnasiu l ‘
., y. mi it 1.3
likely that another test will beiglvou.
because there was notaoiesr under.
standing of the vdriouspolnts arenuirp
ed? last week. The Junior class will
meet Wednesday ,liiifiillofli!‘ :..~ Iii ~ 4:15
o'clock. ' ‘ ‘ .‘
Both clussesure. getting ready for.
thc‘publlc exhibition. which will occur
in the Armory on Wednesday evening,
February 20th. and it is oxpecto‘dvthst
hourly 100 persons will tulle port. -
The junlon members organised for a
membership unions the boys, on Baum
day morning. ‘and .l‘liroudy the Reds
have secured ilvo new‘ulcmberu. Their
contest has nothing to do with thorium
lore. and will close one day later, on
March 20. I“
The association has been fortunate
in securing the iinerstereopticon for-
merly owned by James Montgomery.
undexpsctsto mske frequent use of
it in its work. “ ‘
Abontlhil of the junior members and
their friends enjoyed the lectures and
views illustrating the lives or Wash-
ington and Lincoln. on Saturday night.
and Sunday afternoon about 125 boys
were present to hour the illustrated
talk on Old Testament History.
M”
AHIUNS’ MASUUEBAUE
mm
l‘holr Hall in Medium Street a
Scene of All Night Galoly.
“mm...”
Iliumreunions
" Vol-est Concourse or Duncers. Ari-sy-
sd in Handsome and Grotesque
Costum‘uwidu'ulc a Feature
of the Occasion.
rue unconscious build! the sod-
701i Was thutof the Ariou Singing So
not» in“’1‘hi‘§9fl"' Hail; 5» Madisonwstreot.
it was the largest annual affair ever
given “by this deserrellly popnlnr so.
'Blfll organisation.- A" large delegation
of the Turner Lledertnfcl. or Stamford.
Willi indies. was present.
‘.'.l‘hc members. with their families
and friends, began gathering shortly
utter 8 o'clock. and within an hour the
hall was filled to its capacity. The
ltormy weather had apparently little
effect on the attendance. The balcony
was occupied by on unusually large
number of spectators. who had been
ulcasnntly anticipating the event for
tome time. The nrrnngdhicnts perfect
ed by the committee assured them that
all expectations would be realized. and
the affair would be a great success.
The enlarged Arlen orchestra. fur-
nished music for the occasion, and in
the early part of‘thc evening gave a
“soccert of sevr "hi or its finest selec-
tions. rendering with especial skill "lic-
Witt‘s Medley Overture mld Hull‘s
. Wedding of the Winds. The orchestra
was stationed in the gallery. thus xiv»
log considerable iloor space.
The floor was a. serum of znycty.
masqueraders 5 being handsome and
costly. There were the usual number
of individuals'in grotesque attire, They
afforded abunduntamusomeut for the
onlookers. and all enjoyed the general
. (1 time.
Charles Flynn noted as prompter.
The grand march, led by the floor com-5
mittee, was a magnificent spectacle.
The committee were hundsome court
ooetumes. and was followed through
the pretty and intricate ilgurcs of the
starch by about fifty couples. The
march broke into n luncicrs and from
that time until 4 o’clock the twenty
fournumbers on the dance order kept
the floor fully occupied.
The executive committee was com-
posed of Carl Schuub, chuil‘uiun; A.
Probst. August Roettochor, G. E. l{o~
tour. If. ill. Malmo. and fl. llclmer.
.5 The reception committee was Char-
'es Walters. Henry ii‘rocb. A. Proust.
'3. Lance. Henry Kristo and Frank
‘Wollyung.
The floor committee was Herman i0
Mulmo. floor director; (3. ill. Kooour
hesitant ‘iioor‘ director; A. Roottuchor
ii. Denninuorlnnrold Wilson. (1. Hal-
mgag. Schsor'an ’Af. tractor. aids.
5 ,5 mt «final ,‘ .0 . o annoy/era
conductofin ,9 most successful math
nor, and suerythlnu was done that
would give ‘ltlto,.-sttondsuts o pleasant
owning. Ehwrwiflmittes having the
nadir in charlie are to us oongratulst»
man. of Blimwood silo-
‘ mow cscnpcimmbelug
seriously, . 5 urnod. Buturdsy nlxllt.
till-utmost strucks match, when the
hand how sit. and hetero she realized
it the insult: back of her head was
burning. and immediately her dress
delimit: rs. Mrs. newton. with most
aromas of mind. called to the domain
smothered without serious injury to
many of the costumes worn by the.
brings run. and the flame: wars W l
Pruitt fluids'tlllifiilsitoilsllsrco
with" the Festival Firemen.
Friends of the Not-walk Hook and Lad-
der Boys Enjoy their Bountiful
Hospitality—Many Spectators
'in the Galleries. '
I Pioneer: Hook nod Ladder boys scor‘
ed’snotbor‘ social success. inst allow
lug. ut the compiiulcntnr dance given
by the company in boo wood's dull. ‘
The attendance wss thc'lurueilt of the
season’s dances. und the evening Wan ‘
thoroughly enjoyed by the firemen and
their friends. ~
The scene on the bull room‘iloor was ‘ ‘
it fascinating one, presenting on ever-
chnngiug scene or festivity, while the
dunes music was of an order that was
most? enjoyable to listen to as well as
to duncc by. it was the Sven Bptll‘
crs‘ orchestra. and showed the merits
of the Pioneer social session as for as
musical talent is concerned. as the
orchestra members are also members
of the truck cmnpsny. ,
There was a short intermission in
the dancing st “:30 o'clock. after
which the dancing was continued until
1 o‘clock this morning.
At the close of» the dance special
cars were run. to South Norwnlu snu
Winnipuuk.
During the intervals between me
dances. "Kl" "liompson, the company
steward. served lemonade.
The success of the affair is largely
due to the work of the unicorn nun
various committees who had the of.
fair in charge.
The committee of arrangements
Wore Captain H. C. Mitchell, Lieuten-
snt .l. A. Foster: W. J. Powell. Queries
Hyatt. Willlum’ Ranch. G. F‘.- Austin,
liobcrt Kenney.
Reception committeewCuptaln liars
ry (J. Mitchell, First idoutcuuut Ed-
ward J. Thomsstaecoud Lieutenant
Joules Foster.
Floor committecwWillinm J. Powell.
director; Willium ltsucll, Edwnrd
,Browor. Charles lig'lltnlilsnry lusts-
ich. aid .
, Among those present. thpusbon ac- .
count or the large partynidflttsudsnoe
it who almost impossible to get all at
the names. were the following:
Miss Lulu Fry. ‘Miss Daisy Wed
bums. Miss Currie Dixon.yii5fiss Jessie
Cole. Miss Anna Ryder. Miss Lulu
Bowen, Miss Louise B. Shruycr. Miss
Carrie Dixon, Miss Alice Carglil, Miss
Maggie Foster. Miss, Mny Willlmsu
lilies Birdie Wildmen. Miss Lawson,
Miss”Allce Seaman. Miss Hnltie Bo
surdus. Misshivu Judson. Miss anon
McMnllcn. Miss Barry. Miss Martha
Johnson. Miss Maggie Mockler. Mist
Mamie Nugel. Miss Funton. Miss Hut
tie inlvis. Miss Maud Busch. lilies Ms.
mic Cluue. Miss Daisy Rnuch. Miss
Crisscy, Miss Florence McKeou. Miss
Julie May Brennan. Miss Mny McAliia»
ter. Miss Hattie Rutcliford, Miss new
bridge. Miss Julie Mellon. Miss Julia
iluuglllln. Miss Mamie llillluly, mist
Mamie McGowan, Miss Ella McGowan.
Miss Mamie Martin. Miss Elizabeth
lllukc. Miss Muhcl Youngs. Miss Cal"
ris Wolsholt. Miss Anus Mockler. Miss
linuuun Cluuc, Miss Mnmlc Clone.
Miss Nellie Clunc, Miss Annie Oscill,
Miss Mumle Brennan. Miss Norah
Gardner.
Lieutenant and Mrs. l0. J. Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. G. I“. Austin. Mr. and
Mrs. Gould Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
(lobrnlnnn. Fire inspector George ll.
Allen and wife. Mr. and Mrs. l). .u
Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mathias.
Mr. and Mrs. A. l). Buylos. Mrs. ..nn-
ford Sherwood. Mrs. George Psrketon
Mr. and Mrs. John Blake. Mr. and Mrs.
[dimer Sit. George. Mr. and Mrs. uil‘
Will'd Brewer. Mrs. Charles Payne, ml
dud Mrs. Thomas Hunt, Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Mctlnun. Mr. and Mrs. George
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. James Grace. Mr.
and Mrs. McQuillun. Mrs. Dorsh Doyle.
Mrs. W. J. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs.
John D. Milne. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Horton. Mr. and Mrs. Fro'd Hyatt. Mrs.
Fl'itllk llullwltn. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Ll. HOV‘. W
Cupluln H. C. Mitchell. Lieutenant
James Foster. Joseph Moi-sun, unvm
Blackmail. George Whitlock. Frank
Fitzgerald. Jomon Travis. 'Junior
Down, Samuel Adorn. Thomas Motion
nay. Frank Smith. Mayor o. i... Glover.
Cormoli‘mon A. “J. Monitor. George 8.
Grumman, A. H. Hoyt. Frederick Book-
loy. Alfred Avlson. Toll Collector Milli
son in sits, lluraa‘llumon. Wilbur
ballast *8 , mm 0-
rusher. libwsrd Befriend". 0. Lyon.
Riddle Giulio. Winfield boott. Fred
Godfrey. Hurry“ 5M.5 Comp. Willie
Payne. contain Howsrd'lllloomer. .lo
supp Mnlkln. Fred B. Mellon, Bonu-
min Mother. Lieutenant George. L.
Woodward.,Fred Stunts, John Mooklsr.
Adult Ellenbsok. William nibble. Wil-
liam Dixon. Edward bastard. Captain
5.1-8. iloste’ilo.'.l._ H. M. Damn. Edward,
Daniels. William Ranch. Howard Won
lion, Samuel 0. Kemp. Royal Ellis.
Fred lirewor..'l‘homss~l)owd. Edward
Muslims. norm Onstssd. Thomas Mo
Nsrney, {Willard Wndbnms. Clarence
butts .vtlsoruo‘ilf isomers. Moder»
ink idle. 'opsrlss litters. Frederick
s tumult. s. Amour. Harry cold-
llmith.Wiilllull‘ Usvunsgn. Robert Kohl
“unstimulr “nitrous“-
‘ . o ._ ‘ n,
. n 5' ii alums.
is" owner noun donor
5 to J it ~
~0l‘.5'0l'ii .
“was called;-
litKWDDD’SM'THlliNGiD
5 5 5 ll. Doll.
orbw 5.;fin‘turnlf
from new You; L0
entity . physician.
is a physician
spud horizons-
stcians. arriv-
le consumption.
‘ count'ofjthc
wise to more
he she is able
hut-"showill no
ions. ho tclcpt'l
l). speedy. or
called oops
consult with.
Mrs. Slicedyfs 5 5
in Pousllkeepsio. kl
lu-luw. who urn
. liltiui 5 in ‘Brldne '
be care of n
" procure enter, ‘
bouirhin such
5 is seldom. li-
ngulu note; to
of Sunday'
nd lust even-
comfortobls.
terday. sxpec ‘
raising the be
tons of coal. ‘.
Civil Bill for
Appropriations in to :r '
Moist. in Nor-
Beacons It may;
ion .
5 .y‘yestordsy car-
ries nearly $13,000 for lhé‘ establish»
nontol’ hilarious and light stations in
\lorwnlk Harbor. The erection m
lullts and beacons along the harbor
e that vessels may ones through back
if the. islands from one end to the oth-
-~r bus been one of the pet schemes or
{representative Hill for years. lie so-
~urcd ol‘ the into Congrss an npproprin
tlon for it light at Green‘s Roe! and
to has since worked unccuslngly for
1|)pl‘Oln‘lliti0u8 to complete "the sys-
tem. 'i‘li’e bill as reported yesterday
al-ries practically all asked for the
tumor.
Tllcblll appropriated $400 for the
romplutlng of the establishment of
beacons at Round Bench. Fitch's
l’olni, White Oak Roof. and Grassy
Ilnmmooll. Th s is in addition to the
appropriation of $000, secured in 1890'.
which was found insulilcleut for the
work. Ten thousand dollnrs is nppro~
printed for a light and fog station (in
Puck‘s Ledge und 32.600 for a light
and day beacon on Long Bench.
The light for Green’s Reef has been
r'omplolod. and will be in position by
August. The light which is oi a new
model is now set up in a vacant splice.
in the city of Philadelphia on exhibi-
tion. As soon as accepted by the hunt
house board it will be. shipped to Nor-
walk and placed in position.
The sundry civil bill also carries an
~lmlroprlutlon of 300.000 for continuing
the improvements in Bridgeport liar;
bor nnd $60,000 for continuing the lm-
urovcmonts in New Haven harbor. it
carries 050.000 for completion of the
nest cities at Norwich. The passage of
this amount will make available the
entire appropriation authorised for too
building of 0100.000. though the site
has not yet been secured.
LAWYBH GRAV PAYS UP.
The nutty Days Allowed by the Judge-
msnt Inuit-ed Vniorduy.
Attorney Joseph A. Gray. or Nor-
wolk. who was disbarred from prso
tics at the Foirllold County bur to:
certain tron-actions not installable on
thopm or it lawyer in good standing.
yesterday paid the costs taxed in his
trial. In conicnnlty with 1: Judgment.
which will permit of his reinstatement
upon his own motion at on! time after
the September term or the Superior
Court, if the costs were paid within
ditty days utter the Judgment was
handed down. The time was up your
terdsy; ' V .
, . W
Oll‘rlew “CORD.
Mm Immu in Banks.
_5 Mlssiilnlmd ii'rsncell Banks. sister of.
udmuudglt. Books, the dry sends us»
er. died Iuddsulmoriy last svenln at
her home fill. 305 out avenue. lull
Bonk! holirbesn commutator the past
Yours. but until a month one per nib
inept mitt not considered serious.
flestlr Wm due to ‘ disputes and. neon
fillings. um punks use It member or
the ,iloutirddorwllllf'l sthodist church
sod. Build” when . tying 5 duo
evolution superior/2n
d ‘ ' ‘l t r. soul
; Trousers , .. .
‘5 lured brill“ tuna oi the Expos-.1. 5
led a I Three Fatally in
" f ' lion social "Binahamlon. N. Y.
5 ‘ BINGHAMPTON‘.N. Yd February 5—-—Two
“and three were fatally injured in a fire which tota
Exposition Hotel, intllisciéy‘, this morning. The cad:
HARRY SRAVERSQ; . aged thirty years, a musician.
SID HOLLAND, thirty—nine, a horseman.
Fatall injured: . ‘ . , L .
. ‘ 'I‘onl ook, a racing man. wcilknown throughout the country.
burned about the head and body.
John Regemiacc, head and body {rightfully burned and inter-
nally injured in jumping. '
Dora Darrow, hack broken by jumping from a third-story win—
persons perished
i destroyed the
(low. . .
The fire started at about 3 o‘clock. and gained great headWay
before the arrival of the firemen. There were, about twentyfivc
persons in the building. most of whom osca ed. A unmbcroi'thcm
, Jumped from the second and third story whhdows; laud-ulfew of
those were Slightly hurt. The loss on the building and contents .will
aluount to $10,000. ‘ ' "
TOPEKA - ski—65E WRECKED j
Mrs N aiion Continues; HerCmsadc against?
the "Joints”--Cut ‘Wilh‘h Hatchet.
TQPEKA, Kass, February 5-Mrs. Carrie Nation launched
her crusade against the “joints” of this clty‘carly today, and at the
second place visited was injured slightly by c hatchet cut on the
temple. Mrs. N aticu arose. at 4:30, and 50011 afterwards started out
on a tour of the "joints.” Accompanied by Mrs. J. P. White and
Miss Madeline Southani, she attempted to outer a place at 30 Kan-
(lisarui Mrs. Nation and bolt the door before '3in of the party could
enter. Mrs. Nation afterwards said her friends held her, and pre-
vented her going through a window. The next place visited was
406 Kansas avenue. Two women entered without meeting resist-
ance. but a colored man quickly seized Mrs. Nation and took her
hatchet. In the scufiic Mrs. Nation was struckon the right temple
by the hatchet. but the blow (lid not disable here, and she at once
seized the hatchet carried by Mrs. White. She turned over ’two
liquors behind the bar were spilled on the floor. 'With a hatchet
Mrs. Nation knocked in the head of a barrel of beer. The beverage
spouted out and conipirtciy'drcncllcd her. ‘
‘ "At this junctlire‘tllc celorcd portcr‘fircd his revolver into the
5 ceilingto frighten the crusaderw‘astlinstructattention item the cut»
side; ' Npoiirlcii’lanwasattrnctcd to. the place by the noise and es.
sorted Mrs. Nation to the police station. More Mrs. Nation. and-her
little hamlet followers hold a short praise service and lectured those
in charge of the station; Mrs. Nation's hearing for the disturbance
she created late yesterday afternoon. when she attempted to enter a
“joint” on iiast Sixth street. was called during the morning.
Afters brief hearing Mrs. Nation was dismissed and immedi-
ately began another round of tlic “speak casics."
The saloon at 406 Kansas avenue, wrecked during Mrs. Na—
tion's first round this morning, was one of the finest slid most com~
picic in its equipments of any in the city. It was fitted up with
handsome cherry bar. A mirror at the end of the room was val-
tied at $500. Probably $1,500 worth of property was destroyed in
this place alone. -
-————_..
Thrilling Rescues at a Fire.
NEW YORK, February 5—Sovcral thrilling rescues were
made and more than $10,000 worth of property was destroyed in a
fire in the. five-story apartment house. at No. 267 West Forticth
street. today. Rouscd from sleep at 3 o'clock in the morning, fifv
icon families had to lice for tlicirlivcs through smoke and flame.
The house was occupied by colored persons. three families to
ouch floor. ‘ ‘
The fire spread with such rapidity that ¢"“108t oi the tenants
found escape by the stairway entirely cutoff by smoke and flame. A.
[mule ensued. and men. women and children ran here and there'
screaming for help. . ...
.'\ number of persons escaped over the roofs of neigll ring
buildings. No lives were lost. The origin of the fire is not it wn.
Farewells to Emperor William.
LONDON . February 5--Empcror William and King Edward
arrived in London at 1:15 p. m., from Windsorand droveiu an open
carriage to ltlnrlborough house. follower! by their suites. Emperor
W illiom cvcrywbcrc resolved the warmest welcome and exhibited
ever ' sign of pleasure. , »
» liter luncheon their major-nice lcfl Marlborough .liousc. The
moruiu 's ovation was reputed the whole way to Charin Cross
railroat ‘ station. where Em cror William and the Crown ,rince of
Germany, ll‘rcdcrick Willie m, took a train for Port Victoria,
(where the Hohcuzollern is awaiting them.) after the most affect
ionntc farewells. ‘ “
m ‘
Boers Threaten Lorenzo Mardues. ,
LONDON. February 5-ltls reported in London that the
floors commmldcciby Blake are. tllrcatcuing'Lorcuzo Marques. and
that Portugal has. requested 'Bl‘itiiiilaSiliStal‘lcc.. ltis‘iurthcr assort-
ed that a British sulladrou has been ordered to Lorenzo Marques.
No official confirmation of the reports risjobtninablc. ; .
The Blake referred min the Loud ‘u (lcspatcb is probably John
American rough riders in the serviou‘oivthe Transvaal. Blake. who
is an old West. Pointer. first. went to tlteTruosiluai in‘2894 01-11895.
the highest order of courage
5 wUlld‘e‘l ‘Arresigior Murder. 5 5
5f 'WhitciRivér Junction, Vb. February swErnest Bomhower.
Eli Bonlhowcr,;i’ctcr Itusiliowoud osepli chujur under
bore, charged with the murder oft rs. Maud R5. i
i dad’etguonc Thou/omen died Sunday mor
' of ‘salirouk‘cil
bonnet Issues Pipes
‘ sas' avenue. The man on duty \vus taken unaw‘ares, but manégcd to
large slot lilacliines and smashed the glassiu front of. each. A large ;
refrigerator and the bar fixtures were quickly demolished. All the
Y. Filmore Bloke. who wds in command of a regiment of Irish and '
Hols niiexpc‘rt prisons very well informed man. and possesses ‘i‘
,iWANTfiDr-Tclw ,PUM
gulf tor out boat 21 to
' ’ condition. f3. . ,Fe.
Wes avenue. .5 _
f?" E. wFIRST ‘Fh
. Ml
veniences. Apply .8. i... .W,“
strum; "
rosterws'rosn on
now, occupied by. A. w. Assisi
sesslooidprll 1. I'Apply
Wnll street. 5 '. . .. 5 ‘ .
TO RENTMWEQIM OR
house. All improvements.
Mrs. Taylor. the Bit 1
Norwalk. '
‘ ‘ro LET—+5 ”it
‘TO LET-44 R
first story, rear 93 'W
Rent 38. Balls heated:
cleuned. For further will
ply“ office of Old Wilda!”
Washington street. "5 “
To LET—run son‘s it
business st Rowayto ' ill 5
on lense‘..’on ond‘sfter e5 '
particulars apply H
is
Norwalk.
To LETmirle'r “.0
rooms. 31 Woodward,
$8; houses and buildl
Essypsyulentstgsecon ii“ ‘
81 Woodward avenue. rs
i0 E: A- woomro ,
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Loss—no nnwsnn you.
return of three-tryouts! do or
Saturday last. "The above: '_
be paid for return to this office
LOST-*BOOK N0. 2405 “Q
Soutthorwslk Savings Ban ‘
please return to the‘Bouth No
Savings bunk. ‘ . 5 a ,
W - FOR‘SALE
son SALE-CIRCUSS
hares of Goodrich allows
Shows). Organised cinder ‘
rill. laws. ane or more at
not mammal; season, clear
first: 40 per cent; ru-
‘l‘he-‘Goodrich. Ho
He Secures a Fine Po on i
Dead Letter Office atwnbinit
A scandal in connection,“
sale of unclaimed articles. ‘5
. lend letter office of the Poet-0W
vunrt'ment resulted in tile-clams»
:everul clerks, includln' yth'o
‘hc‘proporty division; , s o
the stuffing of packagedliabud
mining voiceless goods‘wit ,
‘lhd other costly Article's; nudith'
chase of these particular packs 5
the auction sale by clerks on
.ldc-of the conspiracy;
The affair created quite a sti
”Timon? circles as Chlflautwfl!
a wellknown Washington “
Clerk R. C. Walton was till. ego?
lent of a suburban Methodist '3
school. which has thus been 2rd >
of it efficient- lesder,.nnli compel '
substitute therefore a less esp“ ‘
buthonest‘wo'r‘kcr. ’
in the course of the promotio
lug from the dismissal. Gonnec
profited. however. nsjthé slim
commission has auctioned the ._
oolntment of Harry MyClimpmu
clerk in the Norwalkpbst-oflioe‘. '
oosltion in the dead letter ofllc ’
'1 year, with every prospect o5
vnnce to 81.200. lie stdodxvery,
his examinations and wfliltroii . 5 .
ommepdsd to the Post-bales , 5 5
voont'by Consrsssmsnflill. ‘ ’
called to Washington olbilsturdl
ler having successfully tilts-ed ‘t'
ominntions, for consults no hit
post onlco authorities. ‘
sbly‘teke up his dutio
week. but will first b
additional non-comp 5
tion . He came homo
make preparations for
Wssblnston.
so
Mum“; .
stone or poor. roll NA
Weldro’rl‘ Winding Fulfil
,The «send PM
‘ The South Norwulk Chill
sment ended lost his t
the second on .tetw
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or 5~ .
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