.3 ‘1 a)?“
.. centrist us that a
lie
‘ Will’tou'. an
word 01' tot-til
the city of South Nor-
1th read. 1, This was at
purpose 911 isle
counseltogether. end for the put-
in determining. what disposition
do or the most profound
question now: before the citiaens. it
was on important matter to the village
and 1 discussion so to what was
. so desired. Friends from
N1 slit were present to help
the 1v1o1frs out, and Mr: Bell called on
“'93:“ Russell Frost. 1 1
1 ‘hnst in an earnest, but dis-
ticipo , " -
as h ' 116131 the details" l the subject
before i insulin
9 , Juliana pledges
Ii no authority
* rersi general
nonunion of South
e toivn ot Norwsilt
Pee is in Renewed
selects and
till! a won
. hilt onset the sow ' '
. P. Cosiel
this was 8.60s cosilgii‘o.
and or the tests
ocsiy edeciiid
_ eé ore is not
_ 1 between the two
1. as here wore 1 low years ago
3 1 bro two distinct divisions With
busine 1st pad even religious in-
as tray apart. There
n natural rivalries sud
d these will continue to
.sxistrss' 3;“ "the town remains so
in venom on the silk mm
1.. no a sects-stat i-Assir.
he non of the hricltiayers employ-
ed on cho silk mill held last nisht. In
Loo noodle {Hui proved quite a suc-
cess ui siren-.1 ere was a good at-
tendendo throu out the evening and
untllio' morning. Excellent
ii on by .ie‘sse' s orchesi
' 7 7 of dance consisted
ted" cor three titties. do were
1 an ad. tlonsi testers oi the bell it suits
Iby Edward Csm’iedr
in. the letter ct
_ 1
row snoody. ’l‘bese ioi‘ir is
would» which n
11 friendly way, to
Wi'i'r n :“i'?
11 em written to Newark
titer-s, p‘ couple ct who w
W
be precious tom
tutor her desires speed
tions. South New? knows in will
‘ 11 items. land has trunkiy and tor
t h w as to be page}:
Nerv‘vrolk city to
superstion it were I 1 , j
0 try to ioro'e upon this city a contin- '
once of the present regime. soon or
ate this idea will in ntsln; and is it
not better and jet
lrit o1 rival
'Ol‘ hnndonis 1
‘ some Norwslk 09nd,. Dec. 10. 1902.
”1111191 [in Shift
ii .1
“i this 11 his run in:
ed Tiiii illusion
Charleen. Peterfi, 01-311 High street.
was instantly killed. about 2 o‘oiock
this afternoon by beluga wound around
the shutting in Willisin B. Hublieli’s
hat menuisotory in woodde avenue
1 Mr. Peters went up a ladder to ad:-
iust the shorting, and his clothing was
ld‘ospiain as well 1 M
meiotic hiedicsi Examiner Hunting-
ton was notiiied oi the and accident.
Mr. Peters leaves a family.
A MlBTAKE MADE 1N DATE.
M
denies I. Costello Wes Not in Newark
Within a cowl. of Whilst. '
brother of Can
doubts very
much s statement Which has been
insda that the latter has been in New
ark ivithin a couple at weeks. Frank
Rooney, who returned from a visit In
Newark Sunday night. stated theta
policeman named Troy had told him
that Captain Costello had been at the
police station with which he is connect
on while he was having a night 011.11
couple oi weeks ago. asking tor him.
Willisi‘n Costello believes that a mis
take was made in the date acid instead
cits cobple of wealth and is ‘wsa s
‘ couple of months ago, when Captain
costello was in a short business trip
to Newark but alter that returned to
Norwalk What would appear in sup
port this belie! is the fact that Police-
rn'sn Troy. wh is well acquainted with
the missing ,snd being his triend.
the police at his station were well in-
ot the Norwsilt men and had he called
there a couple oi weeks site the chic
er in chat-3e would do more than one
daily rework we, next day thiit “ s Nor-
edged Janos _
here! icokins to you last night!
_1.n‘c_locb was in s
‘- loll.
sliitbs tests is the reluctantr he V
vs 11 assess KLM'BN; ,7
separate in a ‘ '
hold. however. '
redesigns the beltan and he was"
turned concerning the disappearance 1
dental in was {3
11 nil-ho
“been lesrned that dental ”M Mimi”
spent some time 1118011
1 the hi hi be dissp . 1
~ ' iii? ,
1 is, usrierflbe Phoenix
‘M‘d in there this mt
mm.” WIN“
idbt a sectional lira
Reina K
_ ides,
n
resent" Council villi
y will inset on the
Bath last. to (tips the oil shit i «
the‘ year and
idle. '
The meetini: was called to order {y
1 in
their chairs with the exception 01
counciim ‘ 1 J Meeker, who was in
New York yesterday. but who so ppesr-
ed a little later. The minutes the
last meeting were read by City Clerk
J Holden Hui-innit and approved bit
the Council.
Bills 01’ the several departments
were ordered paid as follows:
8150.50: highway. 148.30: sewer till:
iire, 3713.261; administrative. 31.337; to-
Police.
Neill:
Mrs. ,
lee Lin
Spencer ’
stead.
whpmssmsn Charles J Ferries all- ‘
came before the Council to see what
the city intended to do about his bored
so. Ferries bed one oi his horses in
lured on the New Canaan road several
claims that. the horse
tell on stones on that
uiarezh several nths ago and
was seriously injured hurries has
been betors the Council nature on the
some subiect. Last night he reported
that the horse had died. in response
to Mr Ferries query Mayor Buxton re»
plied that the city ouciais personally
would very much 11116 to help him in
the matter. but. acting a: oiiiciais oi the
city they bed deemed 1 only rinlit to
rotor the matter doth
M'r. Huributt. this 111sz as re-
plied that he be plenty oi evidence to
1 carry the matter throulh and was no
isiled that the city is iihhle for dun
use. the. into so being that he
would bring it t. He also said he had
conferred with Mr. Hurlbutt end he
had told hlin‘it was a matter for the
consideration or the Council. Upon
learning this this mayor told 111111 the
Council would discuss the case star
in the meetind and this was done
upon motion of Councilman Holmes
it was voted to My the Interest on the
any”. bonds, which comes due in a tow
a
Upon thoroughly considering Mr.
Ferriss' claim the general opinion was
expressed that the city was not in
the least liable.
Councilman Avison reported that the
matter of the condition 01 the city's
dumping ground had been thoroughly
investigated: thought that everything
would do along smoothly in the future
sud that Don Juan Eli. Csrlos' claim
he‘d been sdiustod.
Mr. Avison also reported on the
filling of Grsud street on one side
oi the new silk iuiil building Owing
to the present heavy snow no aired-
or; each done. Mr. Milton explain
' w‘ s street department hsd
the snow on the city
streetsa slid told oi the paths that bed
' lnib‘n: Grumman said inst sv-
is settled close smoothly at
to house south at be ex
"3"”:
prepared tor the drive
. to sleep lot the prob
the ones minnows
mile in the other
are new bsi us put ,
,1 ids stated “the s
a city Writer. 1
Editor
tiller
new rcity
in honor
hss so to
ed. in 1Y1!
, ”morons
ithiuliyv son
11% YTDMWE
a f I would respect
that his new city of
Soil , 11‘”:st be cali-
sh 19.1 There ate no loss than
twent seven islands in and about Nor»
wail: arbor, sud this. it seems to me.
would prove s suitable combines
ROWAYTON.
NO GOAL 70 out. AT Pauli".
Sinus Which Adorn Doors of Goal 0!-
.- flees «111110 Hematite.
Attsdhed in the door of John H. For-
ris coal silica in Washington street are
the (allowing significant sud eliective
notices: “No coal to soil at present."
“We cannot accept any more orders for
coal until the orders we now have are
delivered. " inside. is the notice. "All
orders subject to noisy in delivery." in
this way the strenuous life of .i irvlni';
Dibble. the bookkeeper (or the arm is
made s little easier.
Mr Ferris has received some very
pathetic letters from those who are
sadly in need oi coal especially iron:
the aged 3 One woman. seventy-eldht
years old. ’ writes that she never
thought the time would come when she
would stand the chance of {resting to
death tor want oi coal. At the time at
writind‘ the was lying on a sick lied
cold room, suturing from senders
lion oi the loose "it to letters oi this
film." or“! liir.l Ferris "that
he s apnea in those who
have cost to give the others I iiilIll ”
weirdness sidflrsurv second.
best smile and Health 1 1
its. .9 or M (lty
omit.
Number oi deaths in city. 4: males.
1: iscasiss. s.‘ lists
M
full on
1 new. ‘0 0-7.5
res: ostentatious to earn.
, 1 loislnsit melee. 1t; alien}
l
11"”
encampment.
1
Eli dot: at Odd tl‘ello'ivhh
; the w :o in
serge ems ‘ ’ ~
in Julia nai‘ ,
1 be Work all repaired to 3' '
roost above, where one! dun-
menu and his eihcient corps or
ass slants had procured one 01 the
lineal sienna possible; The list inolutb
ed clam stow. baked beans? salads
sandwiches. sliced cold haul. cake no
fee cigars and many other delicacies.
All set to work and did supple Justice
to the sol-sad. By the” time all had
eaten and were ready for speeches it
1 was time tor the visitors to deport.
and this part of the prodrsm had to be
(1 mused with.
The delegstion oi about thirty hem
Wsscus‘sce Encam me‘nt left for Bism-
while the
lord on the 1!: train.
Bridgeport delegation went blame on
the 1:111. in addition to these visitors
.ihers was units is large delegation
, from the New Canaan lodge and about
thirty-live lrom Kshans‘s' llindarhpment. _
oi Norwaih one 'and nil report it the
n
best time of the
leomLset Night in“ Inmilt oi Knight
”NINE.
An oyster 0W1; exhibition for the
benefit of Nick 1 Street A
Price building, Wathr street. Norwslk.
last night by several oi the colored
openers lit the Radei establishment on
the Washington street bridge. in Ill-
dltion to this an oyster supper was
served.
Those who took part In the "shock-
inn" were 8. J. Bell. who is designated
the World‘s Wonder: Frank Johnson.
known as the Cyclone; Ollie Allin the
Oyster Wizard and Joseph Kine. the
undefeated champion. who is descrllr
ed as being a little disilcurod but still
in the r be. Bach of the openers had
a lady a his side.
Mr. Bell was given the contest open.
in; 8! oysters. After this the sale 01
(easy articles was continued
The committee which had charge or
the affair was composed of W. 0. Mind
ton and JD D'i'ayior.
TATLONB’ UNIKN NEW OFFiOERI.
The Journeyman Tailors' linlon held
its regular semihmonthly meeting last;
evening in Central Labor Lyceum and
accepted the implantation oi Trans R
soul- as :1 least and Joseph tastiest
has rice use”;
dent. iioih at these den-
times residil More at the pressure
elected _ sameness
sour and il “childish vice llfellMlli
i prised of Mr. author“ Hr. lllbsrsbsch
ties Frederick Kieit was
Ialso electcdedel to to the (lens
ital lashes ”lipids. 13?.» ct his idol“
hour iwho resigned this oiiicc as well as
that of presides i.
11 that had been hetero the i to
~ 1 tutors. and we could vote 0 it at any
.3 ‘ as cutting down 01 .
nndth doing away with man '
omens that We were no
thought advisable to strike out? he
whistles in the portions of the petition
asking for the division which related
to the Board or Apportionment and
Tnxatlon. He said it was a. 8‘
L0 ii»
inc we saw lit. and. in inasmuch.“
remhsd been a little 1
marks
inside by Healers. Leary
1 Jildde Barrett. ‘1'
was voted to adjourn, subtotal:
the call of the t". i
AN EARLY
answer to mini
tinguiehen incipient is:
or room at the Hatch Bat
Dinning. mill in North W
The department strides .
soon use the blaze. which w '
.one, out out. having been 0
less than I halt hour.
The most peculiar part oi the
occurrence is that the fire
or room wss put out yesterd
noon It deo'cloclr and there
:1 es 1
1 deep pit“ into wh h the ashes tall.-
coals tell into some ehsvlnn under-
they, csught are and tiie blue is
result. . The tire was first dissolution
or the watchmen at the Node
11°15
Mill. is trons
Church was given in th e hall or theTwor“ M “y make lssui -1
€iic boiler room.
there was a lire in the some place
started in a like manner The damage
will not exceed a few dollars
TO BUILD A NEW QTEAMER.
Senator Ferris sent Out Notices of
Meeting Qaiurdsy Night. .
Senator John H. Ferris. president of
the Norwsilt Steamboat company. has
a meeting next Saturday evening at
7: 80 at the odioe of Judge John 12
Light in Washington street "(or in
purpose of authorising the directors
to build a new combination freight and
passenger boat. and to errands for pay»,
in: for some; sud li‘ deemed advis-
napitel stock all the company, not to
best; or. deemed advisable to sutho ,
the directors to plsdee the 1 1
it he issued to the.l1ockholdersé"x
allow 1111s funds to pay for the
the proposed steamboat: or,
ed sdvisa to issue 'bon
Mullins o the company and
such bonds on the market to the best
possible sdvsntsse: and to transect
any other business proper to. be
brought before sold rosettes." 1
sent out notices to the stockholders forT" ‘
earned in amount the present stock. in.
r to miss triads to pay tor the ,1
dips ems proposed new steam '
in the soul
is thought inst c or these dumber-ind 1
south until tanned lay the book it it. ' 1
He promptly cent In the alarm. with ‘ ~-
the above result. Only last summer 1 I“
to 8.11.13stes. its
Tacit eserONu
family sleigh, one is
one phaeton; also
:be sold for stores
no. excitement s
roe 8ALE~ON ‘
four years old. wit
months? graded
month'a' calves
sole. lb‘lutiiorlso 'tbs incresse or the on H
-W—1--- V
eon listen-its it
blocks or split;
Tigeesor ‘
ts
decor no 1, . j 1
the suns by tum-mus. sud dispose oi
one business iota
Enquire of llcnry
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