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mam-walk gratin!
L‘TBURSDAY. MARCH 0. test.
Bx-Speaker II tndall dcclaroa that he
shall “lit to the enil’any tariff bill which
ha regards as threatening American
W. even if by an doing he is obliged
to antagonia» the democratic party.
11-. C iuucil «iii a creditable thing last
“outlay evening in passing an ordi-
nance prohibiting indicy playing with
heavy penalties. The evil has become
so glaring and so wide reaching that its
full conecquenws cannot be computed.
Such an ordinance as the one referred to
will put an effectual stop to it. The fire
marshal oniinsincoalsc la one that has
long been needed.
A New York letter remarks: “A man
who in younger diiys_ had been of full
medium height. but whose whitebaired
and bearded head was now an drooped
forward as to shorten him considerably
from his former stators-Nit in an elevated
railway car. I was General John C.
Fremont. 'I‘ .i- ccoeiin was memorable
for the veteran‘s gallantry irrespective
of color. H.- tibiae- galliiiilly on the en-
trance of a woman and gave her his seat.
though she was it nigrass. The act was
remarkable. not only because the recipi-
ent of the counts-y was Attican. but by
reason of the rarity of such civility iii
the elevated trims. Giving up seats to
women has almost entirely gotta out of
flsl'uoii in thus-4 t‘;|l'\‘.“r
.\ Bridgeport democrat aims his griev-
aiicc against Governor “'nller on the
“you app iiutiueut substantially in this
way: "The fact of the business is Gov-
ernor Waller had it in liiii mind to give
some New Haven man the appointiuent.
He has given about two-thirds of his III“
pointments tothat city. What has he
done for Bridgeport which gave him a
good largemajurity? lie selected one of
his stat? front Norwalk. a republican
town. and another from Stamford. an-
other republican town. Bridgeport he
just completely ignored. Let .\lr. Waller
run again. and it this city don‘t snub
him. then I am no doubler-at.“ This
aforesaid democrat should recollect that
Govern ir “'ttllet‘ \ omits-tiled his piesence
in llridgepot't. .ll. a fair. with his iitii
formed staff. one evening. What more
could Bridgeport democrats desiri '.‘—-
IIartford first. ‘
“'hen (luv. Waller wait a candidate
for the ptlalllml he now holds. and had
let himself lnow and was afloat iii the
campaign prccrdiug his election he was
accompanied on his dumping tour by
Editor I’arsons. then of the Register. and
Judge Birdaall of We tpurt and New
York. each of whom lll\\‘a}‘1ltitik tut him
by an arm and assisml him up the stairs
to the various halls which wire to he
filled by his elmpiencc. leilh gentlemen
had an object in their polite attentions.
Birdsall was desirous of airing his views
on the political situation. past. present
and future. in the same atmosphere with
the “little giant.“ IIt‘ got what he nutrit—
ed. but he nlwnys followed the gubertia
torial candidate. h‘e S‘l'llt‘lllll'fi had sonic
difficulty to keep the audiences from
leaving the hall or crowding into the
Itagc dreaming room to grasp the hand
of Tom Waller. Editor Parsons. the
~. chief of the \V‘alh-nnu boomers. wanted
more. but bltlt“I his Illllt‘., That time.
however. in long in coming. and an the
Norwich Bulletin lersuly says. "He can‘t
git nawtbin‘!“ A year ago he expected
t i be insurande t‘illllllliaalnner. but it Re-
publican senate "sat down upon him.“
This year his heart was buoyant. and he
anticipated the very lucrative position
, of bank commissioner. but the present
incum tit. IIyutt. gets a reappointment
p)“. rsons will content himself with
continuing to edit his handsome and
bright little paper. the Hartford Tt‘ft‘gf‘tllfl
which’he conducts in connection with
Mutual Friend Birdsnll. The latter has
just received a black eye in his effort to
occurs the passage of a bill by the legis-
lature taxing, copurations sufficient to
deli-by the expenses of the state govern~
ment. However. it has served one pur~
pose. it aflorded Judge Judge Birdsall
opportunity to keep himself before the‘
public. and he is cutltlt‘qllt‘tllly happy.
while his col league. I’arsonst depressed.
So It aeeuia.
The South Norwalk SENTINEL corn~
mends highly State Attorney Feascnden
for his exertions in prosecuting Christian
Knoedler of this city for violation of the
Sunday law. It says that “we feel that.
having criticised his course heretofore in
the conduct of some of the cases that
have come before him: in fairness we
ought. to'give him credit therefor.“ Rut
our eeteeiiied contemporary. the SEN“.
Nth. like our neighbor. the Standard. is
premature. Our State Attorney has not
convicted Knoiidler; be secured an un-
ixpected verdict from the jury. II.-
flred his gun for popular applause and
aoored a bull‘s e 9 when he designed to
make a mil. here is no other way to
explain his after course in not insisting
that Knoedler should he brought tip for
sentence. In permitting a man after
anhmitting to a trial and receiving a ver-
dict of the jury against him. to forfeit
his bonds and not abide the sentence of
the court. Ill establishing a precedence
that is demoralizing in the v‘JII‘eglt‘.
Knoedler was under $75 bonds to a iiit
the judgment of the court. After the
jury returned it wrdici against him. he
fails to .ri apmtd. and Sam accepts the
bond lti lieu of the sentence. No other
State Attorney in the land uoiiul. eith-
mit ‘0 Inch I ereisiuii of law and jutt-
tice. Ilia plain duty. under the circum-
mucus. was to order his immediate re-
arreat. and that he be brought iii-lure the
courttoreceive its sentence. whatever
that all t have been. The bonds he
\forfgi were not. in rxptation of his
but for hi. ap rancc to stand
: ‘4 oatoodhia trial until the ‘ury
hi. can adversely. and t en.
» {it the practical consent OI-Il’le State's
is permitted to settle his case
b a
a
I
a’
this” of hia bond. This is such
I
u perversion of justice and pub-
ic an demandl the moat strin-
urtticlam at the hands of all honest
men. Bridlcport Leader. '
airman .11qu 00". WALLET!
“I, JUDGE DIWALI.
m Pat Out 0-! the Governor's 0f-
.0.
there was another develo
mud that will please manP-y
to this motion who are anything but
friendly to the man of West who
all- bimaclf Judge Birdaall. event
muted at am o'clock and in less than
At the chambers
Conical re rtcr was
by I: ti Srcretarylacb “gm
1'“. V. tr. ‘1
kudwledceofuoveruor Waller, as fol-
BuIIi-rattr Waller then said: “It \utt
Mic ”with thin Wt and
W the conduct a! a gentleman. you
will live naive-l. .. it in my duty to n.-
eth. vii-lino. hit a lot-— you in... mg.
II II. bedtated‘togo
l-
h...
the governor‘s
order he was ejected by v. Zacher. The
rooms of the governor were i’iniiio-diiitety
filled by republicans as well as demo-
crate. representing both branches 1 f the
legislature. his staff anl the supreme
court bench. who
CONGRATULAT‘D 'rnn COVER!”
upon the dignified manner in Which he
had treated his abuser. The governor
said: "I regret. of course. this occurence
but I could not act otherwise consistent»
ly with my self resinct and my opinion
of the dignity of the office I fill.“
The governor further said: “I do not
believe that the creature‘s threat to pub.
lisb bis slandecs in republican papers in
the state could have been carried out.for
for since I have been in the office I have
been treated by the republican press.
with scarcely an exception,with as much
consideration as if
I run am mun cannons-r:
and this has been especially so of the
Hartford Ooumnf; of course they have
criticised me. but. my messages. vetoes
and speeches on public occasions have
beep public and commented upon pleas-
ant y."
The governor said Judge Birdsall had
never been an intimate friend ‘of liimand
that he always endeavored to avoid him.
“I have nevir liked him.“ continued the
governor. “but wherever I go or what-
ever I do. he thrusts himself upon me.
‘rwsu to rat: lb‘ll'li."
EXectitive Secretary Zacher says that
while ciiiiversing with Colonel \Voodrqu
of Governor \Valler's staff. in the de it
tit New Haven las’l. Saturday. Ju go
Birdsall came up to him and said that it
was to be war to the knife with the gov~
ernor front that time. and that he was
coming to Hartford to tell Governor
\Valler so. Mr. Zaclier had informed
Governor \Valler of Judge Birdsall‘s re
marks. Judge Binlsall. after the troub
le with the governor. waited about the
capitol for some time. his face being as
blanched as the marble columns of the
structure themselves. Among those he
talked with at some length was the “on.
N. D. Sperry of New Haven. He left
for his home in Weetport on the 7:40
train last evening.
COMMON (‘tll‘NC-IL.
A regular meeting of the t‘ommon
Council wan held on Monday evening the
mayor and all the members being res—
“few
out. The following bills were 0
paid:
Lounrburv. Mathewson .t'. \‘o ..... y ...... . bill (It
I" ,1’olla.. ... ...... . . It“
:s. It. Sherwood. hose. toner ............ tel ill
Rdwin‘thcox. . . _ ..... _ .. NR1
Thomas Boyd. lamp lighter . _ . . noun
Itrowtt .b Wilcox .. .. . . _ 6? Let
.\I. l.» l‘elliani . .......
Samuel .1. Aura. .... .
Morris ll. Saunders . ..
.Iamea Boyd & Sun. new bone .
ll. ll. Austin... . ..
ti. \\‘. .a‘eyiiiour . ,. . .
.l. t‘ t‘mue ,, . . ......
M. l. l‘clham. cleaning cnmnalke
.l. .\l layloii. ln‘llrlllt‘t‘. ..
J It Mllltmd.flllltlg .....
Alpbeiiil Merritt. tlxiltu clock
i‘oiinwticiit lte iubllcati . . a oil
The Raymond I'lldt‘t‘t‘ti.. furnace for hose
htlll‘t‘.... .. . . . ., QT“\
31.0w“)!
Petition for sidewalks and curb and
gutter oii Day street was referred to com-
inittee on streets and sidewalks.
Petition to have Raymond street gra-
ded. curbed and gnttered and sidewalks
hiid referred to committee on streets and
sidewalks.
Petition for a lamp on the corner of
IIiivilaud and Water streets referred to
committee on him is and gas.
Petition of D. I. "not to complete
“cum on the rear of his rt sideuce. size
12x20. one story. was granted.
The assignment of fees of the police
force was a \provcd. and the clerk was
directed to live tltc some recorded in
the town records.
In the matter of the layout of lower
Main street. Edwin Ilusli only. appeared
and said'he did not think there was any
opposition and was in favor of the im-
provement himself. but. suggested that.
while the work was beingdone the stieet
be straightened to the city line.
.rConimittee on Ordinances reported an
ordinance relative to policy playing.
which was adopted and appears in an-
other coluin. c
The ordinance relative to a Fire Mar~
shiil was called up and adopted. which
up are in another column. '
eport of the committee on the layout
of Ilouton Lane was accepted and rec-
ommendations adopted and the City
Clerk was directed to notify the parties
in interest to a ipear and be heard it they
so desire on .\ ond ty evening. April 7th
at 8 o‘clotlt in the Council room.
Cotimiliiiun \‘rooni uttered a resolution
to lay out lower Main street which “tis
passed. The Mayor appointed t‘ouncil
men V'rootn and limit as directed by
the charter to carry out the vote of the
Council.
Voted. That all former action had by
the preceding councils relative to the
lay out of \Vood street he and the same
is hereby rescinded.
Voted. That the clerk be directed to
notify the pro *rty owners interested in
the layout of 'ood street. to appear and
be heard if they so desire. at the t‘ouu—
cil chamber. Monday evening April 7th.
at 8:30 o‘clock.
Voted. That a committee of three be
appointed to revise the ordinances and
compile the same. and present them to
the Council. with the charter. for prtiit.
ing. Councilmen Lichtbluu. Corbitt and
Lyon were appointed as such committee.
Committee on lamps and gas reported
favorable on the petition for a lamp on
lower Main street. which was accepted
and recommendation adopted.
Voted to call acity meeting at Military
hall on Monday evening March 24. 1884.
at 8 o‘clock to lay a tax.
Voted that the committee on finance
be authorized to borrow a sum not to
exec-ed $l.000 for the use of the city.
Adjourned to Monday April 7.
AT rfiTLb—wnu. vac-Tami:
“'hat Sherll-Eleet Swana “as to S” In
Regard to Appolntmcnte.
Yesterday it News reporter who was in
South Norwalk called at the Old \Vell
cigar factory and was introduced to
Sherifl elect Swarta. The reporter was
cordially received and although Mr.
Swarlz was very busy attending to the
details of his business. he found time. to
a ak of the late election and its results.
r. Swartr. said: “I did not seek the
nomination for sheriff. ‘VIIG‘I the sub
jwct was tint broached tu me I dr‘climsl.
but after repeated urgings I consented to
the use of my name. and then of t‘uurst‘
I was vain enough to desire success. for
you know no man likes to run for uflice
and be defeated. although I would not
have mourned much over defeat. In re
turd to appointing deputies. etc.. I have
this to pay: I shall select the men whom
I believe to be best qualified for the pos—
ition and the office of sheriff shall not be
tiled to further any partiea‘ interests. If
by chance anygf my aubordinateaahould
turn out to incompetent. their ap-
pointments will be revoked as quick as I
canwrlte them. The office of sheriff
will be used for the best inn rests of the
county, the name as I manage my own
businen; that is on businees principles.
I am no politician and therefore am
bound by“ no entangling alliances or
“Do you have many applications?"
said the reporter.
“0. yes plenty of them. I am daily in
receipt of tiers in favor of this one or
that one. but when the proper time
comes I shall announce it: selections."
“How about'Bi-idgeport
“I shall all the appointments there
with Bridgeport men. as I think there
:i: competent one: for the placcain that
3-”
Ir. Swarla spoke of many other mat~
tcra outside of the shrievality. and
proved himself in converaation to be a
finial gentlemen and one who is not
inded by party prejudioc.——Bridgeport
lo . 4th.
...—......“
‘ rams MIXER“.
0a the Itaalnatloa of We Hyatt.
Governor Waller-‘- converaation with a
Pool representative. aagivcn in Wellhea-
day night‘s issue, indicates vi ry clearly
tbatbebaenoverentortained tboidcaof
gelatin: any one ”It.“ alt to
bank comm
F been a tub
evident also that than baa
understanding of the matter from
but between the two gentleman—Barb
tooth-t
Governor WIIIGI' is assured that ex-
Seaatur Byatt‘a nonunion lit a “par-
,auaal matter with his o-natitueats and
:be will take (‘ill't- "f. it.“ lie but the
3 ran- gniiit luck to he abut-d senator In a
:tetnarltably closi- mallet. in which a
of halide N‘m ted»
can 5... main "never t that mn- * m
. ~ *- .... u“- ...... [doorman
the contra now it . be worklnxfor
somebody else. I he “takes care” of
bin district be will do very well. very
well indeed—Hartford Phat.
To a Hartford M reporter Governor
Waller explains that Ir. Hyatt‘s renoun-
ination was not to be thought of while
that gentleman remained a member of
the senate. “I have alwaya said that
his renomination. while a member of the
senate. was not be considered.“ are the
words quoted by the Phat as his excel.
luncy‘s. This rather complicates matters
by suggestin inquiry as to whether the
governor hit so informed Mr. Hyatt.—
N‘. H. Union.
Says our esteemed Hartford evening
contemporary:
“Governor \Valler‘s conversation with
a representative. as given Wedncc~
day night‘s issue. indicates very clearly
that he has never entertained the 1 ca
of a pointing any one except Mr. B an
to t a bank commissionersbip. ‘is
very evident also that there has a
full understanding of the matter mm
the first between the twn'gentlemen."
It is much to be regretted for both their
sakes that thb two gentlemen did not
take the public into their confidence
from the first. As it. is. th seem to
have been playing a game. and as re-
garda some persons it was a cruel one.
There certainly was no excuse for em
c-ruragiug hopes that were doomed to
disappointment. and making promises
never meant to be kept.———New London
Union. .
. b-IARRI ED.
TAYLORAIALLAGIIER. Inthie citv. amt: i.
hv Rev. Ania IIill. Charles Ilciiry Taylor. and
Mine Ilanorab J . Gallagher
I) I E] )~
.wlh this city. NIrch lid. Edward S.
Bertram. tgcd as year-a.
DEt‘K liltiln this city. March 5th. Eliza A. Decker.
agcd 58 year: anti eleven days. per Funeral at
her late rceidenw. Friday at 2 run. Staten
Island papers please mpv.
BELDEN.— In Norwalk. March M. Geo I". Beldcn.
aged 51 years. a month- and 1? days.
1-31.“. I" _
“IDLE IIoiiee. Main Street. txk:ita Ellila'yabeth.
. l‘. F'IS.
\
Ill moonlit m
N ALI. WANTING mm.
its.
thefacttbatitieanarticlc tcanbeeo
homeowner. it night to e an
“Extraordinary fler“ to secure good agents at
once. but we have concluded to male to show. not
only our confidence in the merits of our invention.
t in to mutability by any agent that will bundle it
tbeacrgy. Ouragcatanowat work are making
from $1 ‘le to m a month clear. and this fact makes
it Mfr tor us to make our oat-r to all who are out of
employment. Anyuaéem that will give our business
a thirty day‘s trial fail to clear at least $100 In
this time. above all e lives can return all a
untold to us and we will refund the my no it for
them. Any agent or General Agent who would like
ten or more counties and work them through sub-
aaents for ninety days. and fall to clear at least $750
above all ex can return all nncold and
their money flick. No other employer of ts ever
dam! to make such ofl‘era. nor would we f we did
not know that we have agents now making more
than double the amount we guaranteed. and but
twomlesadxv wouldgivea profit of over 31$ a
month. and that one of our ta took eighteen
olden-in one day. Our lamacriptivc circulars
explain our offer full . and t we wish to send to
every one out of em oyment who will send its three
one cent stamps for tage. Send at once and re-
cure the ncy in t me for the boom. and go to
work‘ on t termi- named in our extraordinary offer.
We wouldllke to have the addreen of all the. agents.
nevi-lug machine eolicitors and carpenters in the
conntrv. and ask any reader of this paper who reads
this r. to send us at once the name. and address
of all such they know. Address at om e. or you
will lose the beet chantv: cvcr offered to those out of
emplbyincnt to make money.
ltxrmxn Maui'rac'rr‘nra‘o (‘o .
69517 161 Smitbtlcld st.. Pittsburg. I‘a.
Notice.
Layout of Wooda Street from Cheat-
nut Street to Concord Street.
N pursuance of a resolution passed at a mecti
n the Ito-rd of Councilmen of the (‘ity of Soul:
Romain. held March 3d. I81. notice ls hereby given
to all persons whose land lapropnaed to be taken.
or who may in any way be ntcreetvd in the layout.
alteration and improvement of raid Wood- street.
III making it of an uniform width of about 40 feet.
and toniakc the lines of said street as near straight
as will seem most adviaablc. taking in
view the present improvements. that said
board of Councilmen will in aeration at
the t‘ouncil Room. on Monday enin t. April 7th.
belt. at 83 o‘clock. then and t to lieu all [an
ties Interested in relation thereto in 0 may desire to
be heard.
Dated at the Pin of South Norwalk. (‘t. this 6th
day of larch. A.D.. lfil.
EDWIN WILCOX.
«‘97 2t l‘lork of the Board of Councilmen.
89TH, _ Ilitiiiireof
To Let.
Nlt‘Rl.\' hind-bed Front Room to let to ten
thrust: and wife. or to two gentlemen. “H or
without board. apyly at Tlllb‘ nl-‘Flt‘lt.
To Let.
] [011“! and tiardciion Rob-ii llill Apply to
millet JOSEI'II t‘ttX.
W a nted .
1' AT STII’II‘RNRR. one who thoroughly Illltlfl~
fluids stiflciiiiig ciissiuiere and other hats. to
the riulit party Fltl‘llll)‘ eniplovtiicnt will be mien
M. SILVERMAN A 00..
let Grand Ave. llroiiltlyii. N Y.
To Rent.
1““th April let mtivcnietit little “raise on Well
Main Sina‘t. and “am if den-in“. l-‘or parlii'ii»
llth etiquln‘ at tutti. S. lllthItiItY‘a'
«shut Livi-ry tittlce. Nor“ slit. i‘t.
DRESSWG-
"to. M. m. BARKER
t‘orncr t‘unli. and (‘xnia Sn . wee-ind door north
of .I. .I t‘spc. Esq.) South Nortialk. would inform
her friends and llllll‘lll‘ that she is prepared to do
DRESSMARIXG for ladies and childn-n at her
rooms, or will no out by the dav. if tlt‘rllh‘tl
ial attention given to cutting and lilting.
nisil promptly alleiidisl to by addressing
till? ll 1‘. 0 “UK mu. South Norwalk. t‘t.
Spec
Orders by
District of Norunlltflan. Probate
t‘ourl. February. ‘29th. A. I). 1884.
Route of llassau siniaiis. bite of Norwalk. in»
said district. deceased.
The t‘oiirt of Probate for the District of Norwalk
hath limited and allowed sit rumiths from the date
Ilt'hhlf for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims for M'Illi‘lllt llI. Those who neglect to pre
ecut their accounts. properly attested. Viilliiti said
titnc. “Ill be ili‘harrcd a recovery. All tl‘hflilltl lll-
tlchtcd to viiid estate are r“ Iiostul to make ininii‘di»
ati~ payment to V. t‘. Ql'INT \RIl.
ii I? it Executor.
‘ Notice.
Layout of Benton Lane from West
St. to the Turnpike.
.\' Illllrllllllt‘t‘ of a vote of the lloanl of (‘minctluien
of the city of South Norwnllt at ii "It“llllt: held
March 3d ltfil. notice is hereby given to all [I‘mtlln
whine Lind lt‘ propou'isl to betskvii ornho in anyway
may heiiiienwtcd III the ltl\'i\lll..‘lil ration and mi-
provciiictit oftlie highway known as lloutoti Laue
l.‘ making it of a iinifonii wldth of 15 feel and lllllkr
in: it as nearly etraight as the conformation of the
ground the pron-m improvements along uid liigli~
may will indicate. to be min-t illl\io:blt‘ that the
Board of t‘ouncilmen WIII tie in session at the (‘oun-
cil room on Monday c\ening. April T'It. INN at s .
o‘clrk then and then! to hear rill persons mien-nits
iii relation to said hivoiit “fill may din-ire to be heard
Dated at the (‘iiy of South Norwalk. Illl" lilll day
of March. A 1).. l\'\‘l.
RIHYIN \\'Il i‘tiX.
(‘lerk of the Board of t‘onnrilniev .
Q .l SHERMAN will have at his blIIllt\ on Mon-
t . day next a large number of "one: from the
“RM. which will be offered fit sale Ali-o. always
on hand a large stock of
Carriages.
‘ Harnesses.
Blankets,
At the Lowest l‘riws.
fi\»
S. J. Shernmgl;
South Nor“ .ilk. March 6. In“.
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Pure Load and on
Atprioa‘ 'blcbmlowertban oval-battle
tnvatyyeaa. Nwlamnmmmm‘mw
or
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tbaatbeoolt We and on WP.
mustn‘t-av. gov-“patltI-m the mana-
ii‘iuw" bonfire-ii mam: c' a"
drugs-thumbs. Mia-am
automatic-tam. Wanamamu.
trudging Interim
Ll kl. RI Mat Sela-Twine. Man
...:i ...-imp: “thtm‘all! W l r
and any ii r: it at or b Int-
{’33. aria-w cad-i5. Illtm‘tt unlucky mall.
ac: atria; warn. (not,
BBIDGEPOBT, or.
waaiiiav run a SPiCIAL
011:3? Meeting.
Martin‘s t‘lrrrcx.
(‘iri or Sui‘rit Nonivaut. i‘v .
March nth. IN.
1b A‘dwln ll‘ik‘or. l‘ity (York: Sir.-
“‘Illltlas. at a meeting of the Board of (‘oiiie
clltucn of "It! t‘ltr. held at the t‘ouiicil t‘liaiiibcr.
Marvh .‘ld. In“. the following revolution was painted:
"Ii‘esi't‘uf. 'l‘liat lliil lloltol‘. Iiichafil II, tnildeti.
Mayor. be. and he is hereby naiut‘utvd to call a
meeting of the lccal intent of lllltl city. to meet at
Military "all. on the ultli day of March. IN. at 3
o‘clock i m. for the purpose of laying a tax oti the
[mills aiii ratable estate. “Illllll the llllllla of the city.
to meet the current i‘xpeiii-es for the year. and to
par \\ holly or in part. if thought (met. the limiting
do it of the same “
Non. therefore. by authority \t‘II‘I lu ttti‘. I.
Richard ll tioldrii. Mayor of Mid city. command
you to gm- notice in the elra‘IortI of said city. that a
i iiy Meeting “ill be held at Military llall. on Noti-
da\‘. March Ltth. lit-ll. at sii‘clock in the evening.
for the purpose stated in the aforemld l't‘flultllltfll.
by fixing a true an allotted cop ' of IIIII warrant
upon the sign post Ill Mid city. at mat three day-
beton- the time app ‘IIlIt‘II for said men-ting. and
publishing the tame iii a tiewepaper publillied ili
laid nty
llli‘ll.\Rti II HOLDEN. Msvon
A true copy. INF-t. Riiwis “'ILt‘ox. t‘ity t‘lcrk.
An Ordinance
Relative Ill Pflllli Plating.
BC I! "ta-1rd by Me Board if (‘otini‘lhnrn «f me
(“My of Siam .Vorinh’l‘.‘
Saul Rivrv n‘rsoii who shall own or he in |;‘S~
leer-ion of. in who c or in part. or km: - or manage.
or haw. any latch-st whatever In any ‘oliry tiflli‘n.
or any llllt‘t‘ where the game commonly kiioii ii its
policy It- rarried on. or any place resorted to for any
piirpoai- connected \vith raid game. or who shall
I‘I‘llt‘. transfer. or debt er any of the slips. iii-Lets or
numbers used in ita‘d game. or shall collar or re-
ceiic any money fmtu ativ per-on for rllf‘ll el'iin.
llt‘kt‘il. or tinnibrr~ or sh-l have or take any part in
can} itigoii said game nitliin ilic lllli‘l- of this city
shall be lined not lee— than Twenty the dollars nor
more tl an tine Hundred dollar‘.
an: ‘4 Eti-ry lit‘hulll wliosiisll be premiit as a
spectator. Vi hen the game commonly known as polo
cv is being carried on. or any pepsin \\ ho . shall buy
or ei~ll.witliiu the lllllllll of llIlttt‘Ilj'JlIl)‘ Fli]h.tlt‘keln.
nutrition. or any other token or thing. to denote Ilial
he or IIH‘ tuna-sum an interest in the progress or te-
eult of said game. Fh‘ll be lined not leni- than
Tucnty the dollars nor more than One llundrul
‘dollsrs
.‘Ki‘ 3 Iii cry permit owning or controlling any.
building. room. or dare within the limits oftbe City
who shall knowing ' let. leave: or permit the name
to he in‘i‘iipiial. iii-«for retained to for the potpou-
of carrying on. In whole or in put. the game com-
monly ‘IIIHIII as policy. shall he titted not lei-ii than
Eighty the dollars nor ni-In‘ than One Hundred
dollanl ,
SKI‘ I To any person who wtll furiiitib such
information to the \‘ily Attonicy as will lead to the
rum icin‘in of any icrsoii for the \iolation of either
of the Illha‘ ph‘t‘t‘t in: sicttoiis it sum uptal lo I-‘ift
a-r cent of all tines collect-wt for said iiiilatiou wil
he paid by the rity.
Adopted by the lbisrd of t‘ouncilmcn of the City
of South Norwalh. t‘t . March 8d. IR“.
Approicd. March Rd. IN.
Illi‘llAltl) II GOLDEN. Mayor.
EDWIN WIIA‘UX. (‘in Clerk.
AriMOrdinance
Allcel.
Ila it It‘niriwdby file Board of (baai'ilmea of (All
(My qr‘o'outl .\'o. and:
Sin: 1. The Board of t‘ounrilmcu shall. on the
pang-iii. of this itrdinance pmceul to choose by bal.
oi. ii ‘ire Marshal. whose it‘m shall expire at noon
on the that day of February. Eighteen Hundred
and Eighty Fire. and on his eum‘seor being chosen
and qualxtled; after this that appointment and due
lug the iiiontn of January in each year the Board of
t‘ouuctlnieu shall chooec by ballot a Fine Mush!“
who shall hold liliI other for one year from the first
day of I‘t‘ltnldI'V at noon. next followr his ap-
pointment and until blrA fill\\‘t‘8fl)l‘ shall chosen
and qualified
sac. 1 It shall be thcdiity ofaaid Fire Marshal
to Inspect all new buildings. or additions. before
the same are (“mph-ted. in which there it any cbini-
ney. are—place. stone. furnaces. biotin? or mucking
apparatus to he need: to inspect at east once in
every six months. all plane in which gumpowier.
fireworks. or other inflammable substances an
kept. used. or .
bald Fire Marshal is hereby empoa ercd to. and
whenever in his judgment invasion tutu Mllllt‘.
shall enter Into and upon any building. or minus
for the tun-one of exsiuinin ~ the name. an attend~
ing to 1 ie performance of t c duties required of
him by this Ordinance. Whenever said ’ Marshal
alt-ll find in any building. or upon a premium. the
magi-menu; or apparatus used for mung. cook-
ing. initiating steam englniai. prosecuting any inc;
cbanical. or mannfarturinz business. or Mrfottniux
any other operation so defective. or daiigoruiii an In
iniperil the. property. or lives of any moon by the.
he shall order ouch arrangements or apparatus to be
removed or an altered as to be. rafc: and said Ifim
3‘ shall. whenever In his judgment it shall be
M. order a acuttleto be madcwltbpro
Itepeor stain. leading totbeealne. in any build it:
titled as a dwellirur hon-re. ball. or manufbctory;
shall order such alterations. or in com
anactton of any building as will re the same
tea-manly cafe from are; may Wt any per-on. or
_ ins engaged in erectinc. eli
titling in mill city contrary to ll to
desist; and whenever abavi bxhstraw. lumber.
or other outbuetiblo ma Ibo-«ind. or
III to remain. in or near any bulldi In such
mung.“ la the Jud mof tall I will ox-
?“ W0 5‘ ME! from 1". I‘M
arebal cameras-auto rumored. ortncb late
guards tam-ided as will ptvivent any danger to the
or
of hers.
"$233 All orders that be made by the Nar-
abal In the puma-mam of is dutie- aball be in
film?“ “it? ...... “ v44“... “db? 5"“: ”’
m or t t . an I ‘ t n to
be done and from within whlsctbc order
be left with the owner or bis agent.
mines mpoctlnmicb said order
ls usual place of a
shall not be com led
..
at the expense pm
and shall. without delay deliver a statement of the
Item: of such expense to the cltv attorney. who
shall collect the some in an acdon of debt against
theoéivnerofemm‘ur m'iglybeaamcof
mid t ; vi any
... u, dam“... ..., .....m 3...?!
citineii at their next regular as. on giving
written notice to rat lurtb tb. or within
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ever; 33qu flute-WM“ i: '
Relative In the Fire Marshal.
REMOVAL!
011 or about. April lst,
and Shoe business to ‘
I would most respectfullyannounce that
I will move my Boot
the new building 01)-
positc H. Tilly’s ‘lll'l'ltlgG factory.
Special - An
Pilaf)“ Slylrs ........
(Rood l‘rlnts iii ...............
Lattice Goamcr Circulars. .
SCOFIELD
Notice.
AVIS“ diets-wed of my I‘II‘IIII ...- l: is eccentri-
ll that I should cit—e all accounts. and tliun- ill
IIlI‘III. 1.14““
South Nor-i alk. .Ian 3i. In”
M ‘ Notice.
"USE indebted to the I“l.‘lIt‘ of [be la'c lienrri- ;
T “X Day. are requested to p31\ In It F \
who li‘ iiutliormd to remain the bili- a' ibv ~ w or
I?» Il. Iawton d l‘o .
walk. l‘oiiti . or to’the tiiiili-rmxnisl at the ~ nice .1‘
the l‘iubatc t‘oiirt at Noriialk t‘onii ‘
bill“ SIMS I‘. 'l'l"l"l‘l.l§. .\iii: mourn:
The Ntrwall IriiWurks Ci.
South Sonvnlk. i‘nmi . F. b 3.", ‘-\\8‘
III: annual limiting of llli‘ aim tun ow. o? in
Norwalk Iron Worth t‘u \i'ill l-v ‘tnl at the '
mmpany‘a office. at is o‘. lurk it til . l Iril.‘\ \lu. l:
Tilt, ‘
till‘i‘fl F. llll,l .‘l‘v\
I-himilree can nave about oiirlni‘f I‘H ’N‘Il'l‘l‘tfl to u- l
fir Tcaa. u we itu tort our nun. tin. ...n- ...i .»
fbr fortv years l'l‘lll: tllilliIX \l. .\\ir.lili \.\ ‘
TEA t‘t\ .
in": if
... .
L'mwth. t‘liina iirdaimii'l‘.~n~-.»iii In in l". p «r in“!
or a LARGER qllalilllt by i lynx-x. . ‘zi
... purl
z
’ “i
9
For {3‘ Insurance.
Life. Fire. Accident rind Mamie.
For :1" ltcnl lactate.
Iloum and Rooms To not.
For a? Notary Public.
Ai‘knoaltdgemcuta to Lszal Papers. ;
For {2‘ steamship TIC‘Itt‘in.
t‘abiii antl Stu-rage.
For {3‘ Draft- and Exclmiiac.
Payable in tin-at Britain or Europe.
i
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—'AH'LY T0“ '
J acob M. Layton. i
“MN & “'atlhington Sf. So. Nor“ si'» . t‘l. l
Aleot‘aehier City National think. Si \\'Dlillltltln !
8L. and during banking hours may b.- s. cu Have. 3
Grant flllflllllll; !
Spring and Summer;
utilitarian!
Iain pleased to announce Ilut It!) Spun; and
Summer rtyh-s for
1884
Arc now u cii for the inspection of IIH‘ pnI-14‘ .\I_\
New Sine ' ia petals of a Large and \ :Il’lt d a sort
ment of the Newest and lhsi in N‘alk‘llltlllt' \it‘tnln.
embracing sll the Initial Not cities aiil Slall‘ll‘l‘nl
tirade! as Well. lclaiiu for my stark laiirnii I~..\~
cellcncc in Quality and Style. Itiitiicltuc \ sn- ty. and
a scale of prices which will be found
EXTREMELY LOW!
MEN‘S. \‘Ol‘TIIS‘ AND BUYS“
clothing:
Ready Made and Mad-.4 in Order. in Si)iin~ sud
Qualities to suit all poem-t book:-
Stylish Clothes!
Durable t‘liitlies!
Good Filing: t'lutlies!
Very Low!
Another thing—don‘t fail to see my l-‘inc Sines of
Girls” Furnishing Gills!‘
31“!!!“ Stylu. Large Stork. They aw.- niost desira-
tile. and my prices always right.
M. DA V 15
MERCHANT TAILOR.
iMkmo Block. - ~ South XGI'IVXIIII.
Samantha hits
Eating thoroughly painted and refitted their store
70 “'asbington $1..
And bavi made it the uteat store In town.
“prongs tosecall of eir old custiunere and
friend; We have _a and Complete Absorb
merit of Everytbi in
until LINE.
Dried and Evaporated Fruits.
Fine Tens. Coffees. and Pure
Spices of all kinds. warranted
strictlypure. A large nssort~
merit. of Fancy Cakes and
Crackers always on hand. ‘
”Who are “viii: away a fine Hand-
mcd Plate Shh a Pound Package of
Oil-lily
Mixed Tea 2
A WI ASSORTIBN'I‘ 0!" - -
Canned Goods,
MummuWIWa
Fine Cream Cheese.
“mammmmmu
FVLOU‘R.
”theta-thins. .
classroom“:
.lob Lot No. 9 satin lllbluiii- ........... Z ........
5000 ycla. Best Pi? us In Mourning. shitting turd
Balance of our Laine- and
—-——(‘0MR EARLY ARI. SEt‘l‘Rl-Z lt.‘.Rii.\lNS .\T————
N. Main street. \‘oii'h Nor ‘
i
C. III-IT HARVEY.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. _ ‘
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nouncement!
For I<‘el)l‘tlary and BInroh.
SCOFIELD & HOYT
\‘VILIJ SI‘JIJI‘
Warn-ultra Muslin .................................... lo Cents.
l-‘rtllt of Loom and Lon-(Into . . ... ..... . . ...... .: 9 5“
Imperial. ......................................... a “
Atlantic A Slit-clings.. .............................. 74 “
Best Extra Super I‘iirpi-is .......................... 7.3 “
'l‘ltrl‘t‘l’l)‘ Carpets ............................. .95 “
Good Bra-nets from. .............................. 65 “
Good lull-ulna from ................................ as ‘t
3.3utton Ind Gloves .............................. 40 “
g ...nuuun “It! Gloves ................................ 50 “
on
..Io
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bb
....................... Kai “
Nil-sea CLOAKS at Cost.
(23 HOYT’S.
NO. 3 CAlE‘I’TE BUILDING. NORWALK.
IF.1]. Lawton & [10.
dchted to me atv h‘qlli‘elt‘tl to make ~imiimlmti~ in) .
‘4 I) \ \l \ ‘
GRBGERS.
‘ l \\‘uiild n‘r-l't‘t‘lfllllY inform the public that “c hau‘
iiiiislsully on hand a full llur of
“'9 t. t. \\I‘ “Iii sin} .‘ll Iloliolti I‘l‘b‘t“. t‘otiii-atid
utnanmu
A Spccznlty
pleas, GUITBBS ail Slicer
Semi for t‘irvulnr. Iwilliirh fin. s t'nrus and .'ii :l‘ii‘i ‘ —‘\h' \\ .iimu'isl for S'rvtiizth and Purity
tieulare. litill‘T W 42 . .5. ‘nft . ~ ‘7 . . ‘ V ‘
t», it not test. H \.w. s; \.\. \u‘rt. .\(‘“ ( I‘Oll .\ . 0. MOIIISSI‘S.
UNI‘I IlttI.I..\Ii'§ worth of am of our '.'t[. i ii . ‘
Maple and Sugar Syrups.
~ oranges and Lemons.
All the Bee! Iiiutids of
Canned Goods.
In the .V arlxrt
We .'\.".‘ lilting Ans) a Large \.tlt Rand
i(‘up rind Satin-0r
\\' :h a I‘oinid of Maul Text.
I
F. 1] Lawton & (it.
TH THE PUB]. [1!
tube pleasure III announcing to my
flit‘lrtls and the public that I have asso-
ciated with inc Mt. "
H. W. D’unham,
0f Boston. who has been connected with
‘ lllt‘
Fine 8113mm Trade
It: that city. and am now prepalixl fn-ilo
custom Work
In all its branches. \\'e have carefully
selected a Large Assortment of
Foreign Domestic Wlflltls
To which we invite your earliest nttcn-
tin-i. \\'.: have also bought I large stock of
Spring: and Summer
CLOTHING
Gittv-ii up under our special direction
and are unsurpassed for quality. style
and finish. All orders promptly attended
to. and all work guaranteed.
Very Respectfully.
ll. Beers, .Ir.
City Clothing House.
3': Washington St. - Siuth Nurwalk.
ill, (
its _.
Smoked Fish
0? ALI. film. AT.
Duiuncpta
Choice Groceries
consult inns. ”
\Vould announce that they have placed in
. stock their entire line of
’ .
Which consists of :1 Larger Variety of goods
than any hitherto offered.
“'0 are now prepared to Show the Finest
and Largest stock of
Ever exhibited in the town of Norwalk.
An inspectionbf our clock will repay in-
" tending purchasers.
45m- summon-nu " . - 1...“... i ‘ Building, City.
Norwalk Chronicler