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SOUTH NORWAMi, CUNN.. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1890.
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why ahwly Ila-day with the advance of
admin the Southwest, ‘but the
tam turn will remain genera" below
the tier sing point in the upper hudson
Valley till to norrow. The Southwest
ern storm will move slowly toward the
lake region and cause snow in the Cen-
tral States. In this district to-day fair
weather will probably prevail, with
slight thermal changes and fresh toliglit
southwesterly and northwesterly winds,
followed by a slow rise of temperature.
In the Iiddle States and New England
fair weather will prevail, with slight
thermal changes and fresh to light welt-
erly winds, becoming variable and fol-
lowed by warmer, partly cloudy weather
in this section. On Sunday in this sec
tion and in New England, warmer, fair
to partly cloudy weather will probably
prevail with light, variable winds, be
coming southerly and easterly, followed
by cloudine- and snow or rain with an
increase of storm energy near the coasts
during the night, and on Ifonday partly
cloudy, warmer weather, preceded by
rain or snow,
"Sfiatfisnms’if
Sacra Norman: Concentrations-—
J. A. Biddle, pastor. Preaching at 10:30
a.ui.; Sunday schoidat 12; Young Pro-
ples' meeting at 6:10. Subject—Helpers,
not binderera. There will he a service
of ice at 7 p.rn.
oc'rti lioitvraut If. E. Chosen.—
Crandali J. North, pastor, 10 30. a. in.,
preaching by the pastor: I200 o’clock
Sabbath school session; 6 00 p in. young
people’s and converts' meeting; 7 .00 p.m.
evangelistic services; song serVIce 15
minutes, sermon 80 minutes, followed
by revival prayer meeting. The morning
sermon will be upon the text: [lethal
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lain.
Charles I. lilier of the borough, is
horns from Williams College.
lilies Fannie Stowe of High attest, is
expected home from Montreal iii-day.
Elmer Bates, vim-the Old Bay State, is
visiting Ill-s Catharine Dowd of this
city. mw__v_
Raymond Bros. sru unloading a cargo
of the celebrated El Ilors bituminous
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~U’ro Pialsted's Toilet Lotion for
chapped hands. m“
Heinrich Piles, who resides on Spring
street, will shortly take a trip to Col-
orado. ___“
Chutes N. Turner, of North Haven. is
spending a few days with Dr. Emily
Pardae. We...“ ‘
~8ugar cured hams. Hall) a pound. at
Ferd Bayen' market.
David W. Riymond, of Berkeley
street, is visiting friends in Dover and
Houston, N. J.
The building committee of the East
Norwalk II. E. church still hold a meet-
ing thin evening.
Miss Jessie llickinbotliem of Brooklyn.
is visiting Miss Lillie Cousins, of this
city. -M, , _
The U. 8. Senate yesterday passed the
bill for public buildings in Danbury,
Waterbury and New London.
The American Mechanics have the
stars and stripes suspended from in front
of their hall on Main street, this city.
Some of the membrrs of the Norwalk
Y. I. C. A. left on the I20 train this
afternoon to vrstt the Stamford associa-
tion. '
——A genuine picnic,uhflams 10c per lb.
shoulders 8c per lb., at T. 8. Guyer &
Son's.
A ball game was announced to have
been played in New Haven today, but
the players are probably skating on lake
Whitney.
lite. George F. Hearse sailed yesterday
for Jacksonville, Florida. She goes
thence to visit her sister, Mrs. Frank
Till! FATHER ii? Ollll COURTBY.
lbw the Anniversary of his lllrtli was 0b-
scvad la the Public uahuola Yesterday.
The lildih anniversary of the birth of
Washington was appropriately observed
yesterday in the public schools of Nor-
walk.
A large number of vieuora were pres-
ent at the Franklin street school hall to
lhtcn to the programme that had been
carefully prepared. The walls were ap~
propriately decorated and the exerclm
were in keeping with the event which
was being commemorated. The follow
ing programme was interspersed with
patriotic songs and the pupils sang with
an inspiration that only the name oi
Washington and the national airs made
possible by his achievsiuents could kindle
in their breasts: Recitation, Hubert S.
Iiichell; "Washington as a Boy,”
Zulelka Ilead; "How we Celebrate,"
John hitter: “Washington's Ila otter,”
It'd blotting 'W‘asltlugtbti‘s Cit factor
as a Boy,” Itinnlo Subunit; "Sayings of
Washington,” Dwight Keep and George
Oldfield; recitation, Daisy Harris;
“Washington’s House," fiddle Trow.
bridge: vocal solo, Hattie PilliZn'll; recita-
tiori, Victor Ferris.
The children of the Concord street
school acquitted themselves creditablv
and delighted a large delegation of rela-
tives and friends who gathered at the
assembly hall to hear the exercises. The
programme consisted mostly of cities
recitations from the different rooms.
Seven children from Misti Tolloa’ room
rendered a dialogue entitled “Anecdotes
of Washington." Four boys from Miss
Brown's room gave some of the recol-
lections of Washington. A pleasant
feature of the exercises was the singing
of a historical song by ten girls, which
was composed by Mrs. Leach. In the
selection the presidents from the time of
of Washington to Harrison were men-
tioued. The words were cling to the
tune “.lohu Brown's Body," and the en-
tire school joined in the chorus. A close
ricitation by pupils from Miss Dowd's
room was also much euj iyid, also one
from Miss Brown's room. The musical
programme consisted of a violin solo by
Eddie Ebelliig and the singing of tin»
"Star Spangled Banner" and "My Conn-
try’Tis of Tine," by the pupils. The
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Tl!!!“ HISTORY All) Till B‘llflr‘l‘.
charge of Judge Walsh its the Woodward
(lace.
The interest in the South Norwalk
olubliquor cases being so widespread,
and the result of the Woodwind case
sflrcting so many clubs and associations
throughout the state, Tux Slli'l'tltll.
gives to its readers today a brief history
of these cases, with all of the charge to
the jury of Judge Walsh, which relates
to the dispensing of liquors in clubs.
The that case, brought by the pros-
ecoiing agent, was against James (lor-
don, the JlulttJf of the club, for selling
liquor without a license, and for keeping
a place where intoxicating liquors were
reputed to be sold. Captain Frost do
funded Gordon, and he was acquitted by
D. I’. limell, Justice of the Peace. E.
$.Wow ward,.treusurar of the club, was
then arrested on the same charge. Not
knowing how many other cases might
be brought, Captain Frost took this case
to the Common Pleas Criminal Court to
get the decision of a court of record
which would be of authority, claiming
that it was no violation of the law for
members of a boon tide club to have and
distribute wines and liquors among
themselves, each member paying into
the common fund an amount in propor-
tion to what he had from the common
stock.
Then the Prosecuting Agent caused
cerium bo'tlea oi liquora in the club room
to bo aein-d by Constable Darin on the
charge that they Were owned and kept
there by E. A. Woodward With intent to
till-gully sell them. lhe club replevied
the liquors from the officer on the ground
that the liquors were the property of the
club and not of Mr. Woodward, and that
the club had the right to protect its on it
property in this way and keep it in tin
own posmmsion, The parties to the to.
plow suit, Ill-ears. Swartz. Frost, Mat-
[lII‘thUIl and the officer, Wore summoned
beioic Justice of the Peace Morrell to
show cause why they should not be pun-
ished for contempt for replevying the
Minors. Alli-r .. hearing the Justine dia-
clizi'ged tho patio-soil the. ground that
they had purge-d themselves of Contempt,
the liquors living in the custody of the
pm “to mu,
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you now “When any town haavotsd or
iiliiill hereafter vote a stout grantlnu
lie uses for the male 0 s
intoxicating liquors, all bu
merits or other plants used or new led
by associations, moieties. or clubs. w em
spirituous and luloxtcnliog liquors are
sold, diatributrd or dispensed to the
members thereof, or to other persons.
shall be drained common nuisances."
And then follows the penalty. It will
naturally occur to you that it there were
laws than in existence under which the
members of clubs, societies and other.
associations could be prosecuted, or
which were intended to reach the distri-
bution of liquors by such persons, there
was no necessity for the passage of this
act; and still it may appear to you that
this law was passed to afford another
remedy for reaching the illegal sale of
liquors.
While in this case
thii'l.r sawiillJIs old ' fact, it arena
pro on g vs you view
of thoiaw as applicable to csrtall‘i'i’polnts
rabid on this trial. » If the neon sort-co
ly- understands the claim of the Silta as
to the guilt of the accused it is that, out»
side of his connection with the South
Norwalk Club, outside of his position as
treasurer of the club, he kept . iriluous
and intoxicating liquors with ntent to
soil. It the jury reach this conclusion,
then it becomes a question oi the guilt
or innocence oi the accused under the
second count of the complaint; and to
that count. and what is necessary to
constitute a violation of it, your atten-
tion has already been directed. But in
case the jury take the other view oi thr-
evidenue, the court is oi the opinion that
the statutes upon which this prosecution
is baeed do not prohibit the owning,
keeping and distributing of intoxicating
liquors by and amongst the members of
a noun fld-- club or Voluntary asaociat-on
organivd and continued for soctal pur-
poses. That the members of such a
club, owning liquors in common, may
't’Cr'IVG and use such liquors and give in
return therefore checks. to be afterwards
method, or money, without affecting a
stain of such liquors within the meaning
of this law; and [hill although the liquors
art not used or received in iqtial quanti
ties by the members. That it is no vio.
tattoo of our law for any member of
such a club, in behalf of and as agent of
and at the expense oi all the members of
the club, to purchase intoxicating liquors
and cause them if) betllltlflhtllt'd its al-
ready slated. But if the jury find that
the orgsotzuiou known as the South
Norwalk Club is not a genuine organize
iron; that their transactions as a club are
£0 are judges of
ride on the streets on Sunday, and people
who ought to know better and act but
ter, in some instances, are lending their
aid to such foolishness. If these parties
and any demonstration of the folly of
such foolishness let them make com.
plalnt against any or all who they find
had'thst‘ recreatloc‘,in l‘aw. main ionis-
thing else than harmless diversion.
-'l'he authorities will enforce the law in
solar asit prohibits unnecessary hurl-
nese. Smokers can buy their cigars be-
fore Sunday. Those who want the bar-
bcrs to share them can have it done Sai-
urday. But those who find a necessity
or diversion in innocent walking or rid.
ing on Sunday cannot do it at any other
time. Neither can the Sunday newspao
per be delivered until Sunday.
We think the best public sentiment
will sustain the authorities. All the
talk about the old blue laws amounts to
nothing. No "blue laws" are on the
statute books to-dny, neither have they
been for many generations. Neither is
there anything of the ch tracter of per.
attention or fanaticism in the pro-
posed enforcement of the pre~
sent Sunday law. It is only to stop
unnecessary business on Sunday, and
every good citizen should sustain the
effort.
Six days of labor a week is enough
when neceaeity does not riquire more.
And it stands everybody in hand to pro-
te.-t against increasing the hours of labor.
Unless thepresent encroachment on the
oti'tii‘e ”streets tomorrow, ,and they will,
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T33 SUNDAY LAW. , .lol Islets tales. to . I" q
if h ‘ldca Holmes & chler tolluiusK. Jones. ._ —- n . ‘
irituous ”m t can. tloiis oithc Mayonglven land 0 Colts E” hi i W .
fillings, apart. by direction of the Common Council, Bola?” & £331:’%M;“°gtu hummer-minus?- law. a?“ , I 51X
are heeded, the cigar stores and barber (mm. M 50 ,‘ 125’ on can". avenue. W i
shoes will be closed to-rnorrow;8unday Emily A. Lvnca to Wm A. $1b00 m mucosa“ ‘ »
, papers will bsdelivarad only, and drug- Fancher, lot 50le feet on Wilton ave. mil.”un‘.'m"‘i.fi‘u‘.':“ h ,
girls will sell only medicines. If not, nus. mhhflmmfi I
we are informed, those who ignore the Cit“! l- Wylnan '0 30'5“" Lichtinc smmmwmm” I. (
notice, and violate the law, will lie pros- 3‘"- “KM ‘0'“ ""5 with buildings 0"” “pm
scuted. , thereon in N9"'“r “25' H Hawaii: 'wmmfl'é
There is much nonsensical talk about ”315% 2&1“qu Annie. I“ h’flki‘n‘thu 'r's‘rla‘: but.
people not being permitted to walk and A-..“ , _.-,--.'..M , at». °‘ M!” if
-Try a bottle of Plsiatcd'a tiarsapatllla.
A used ...' as the lawyers.
In the Superior Court yesterday State
Attorney Feascndsn questioned a man “9"
who hadbeen pardoned cut of prison.
He was in for three yearsand utter
ingoua year was found to bclnnccsnt
I“ released. . .
italic-Wit asked slam be had had
ahahaasflqot ”Varmint kW
obtaining his pardon. Ila answered la
the negative, and said he had satisfied
the board of ptrdons and they had rc-
leaaed him.
The District Attorney manifested sur-
prise and asked, “Did you have a lawyer
in your trial when you was convicted?"
“Yes," said the man, “and that is the
reason] got the sentence for three years."
—“Qutck sales and small profits," is
the motto of the grocer who sell Brussels
soap.
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winnetb souls is wise. The theme 0| Porter, at Santord. and buntmg tuning my emu Judgment in the hm. (“River of t:rhich lntnxtlclsl'llflg liquors :9" years before we will have no Sabbath of To LET, shows 0! ram VOICE,
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Sought the second of the course upon A children’s service will be held at St. ii license therefor, and you areconvinced __ M, W “mm,“ he“, m and," 5 NRWkM“J' a 9m...“ .LPinaso'r
the unification of the parables of the Pang, Church this “renown Tomm- ID”? a "I! P'tmflni hour In the" cum the defendant after the time of the rr- beyond a reasonable doubt from the evi’ y, as o. a. 3..“ nea,ltlme2.'ic,8 times 50c.lweek stoo. Pier-Iii. Plasma of can con M’s
hatcheep, the last piece of money, and row B". C. “I Selleck, the rector, will modinus room. The followmg program- turn of the summons; its validity was device before you of such intent, then The workers training class held “'9" “d “"807" WWMIWDK- ’05 “I.
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interest M N.“ dung}: this week, _ rsauy the grip has gone. Yan- “damn""""(}}','c’,'y,g,nn"“d 0' “hm?! mum about it prove" to your satisfaction and beyond ay “'35" TI“ ”Md?“ W” "‘3 ' m' " ‘ " "' “—"‘*"f ...._.._.._~.. - f”
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next '9‘. ing londsy .M 3m", 8 _w_w.; I '1 “m, m.“ r n t m mm below Judge “mm and n jury um llth that Hill shoutilnretum tl‘ije verdict of Thégynrisiuium class was also well at- Smflhfit‘hi‘fiffii" “032:: all NIGHT OILY.
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subject—The christian talent—augment» "l'.nee of the anniversary of Wash- Wigham's room “a listened to a very The defense says in relation to the sec- "90"»8. Whl'" "19 0'5""! 1h9_TPmP'8 ctatea good thing when they see it, and AmteTaglarkGoldec. or “Kimmy.“ liock- ‘ 0V8 V 01mg - '85 ,
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I ’ held at the lethodist church in Five - - sell, because they wereobmineu by the NOWMk-Smfid “Pill“ 1m” 3- 3" ay even ”3’ ,"fld'm tothe laying ~ nus all BOBIN30N (Ellison
iagstliject—A voieufrnuinleu. Strang- Edith Snyder. Other mutations were _ , , “h l . 1 It! u. it takes max is was .
ans-u allsothavisgaiegulsr church this Riverat 1 o’clock tomorrow after- mm, “mum".mm “an",inp‘ge’" Eli-little» dilatinbutian more in: first; W. R Ultimo! Bflditt‘mfldirand treas- 0 unnu- cttytax the following bua- swans am um Also for
homeare . cordial welcome. noon. to ereo n suc manner its a on
Auvm Chairman munch. Van
Zandt avenue, Bud Norwalk, II. 8.
Tucker, pastor. Preaching st 10 so Ind
7 so. lorriing subject—Waiting for
Christ. Breatngsubject-v’l'he backdown
ofiliegvmtraursiistofthea . Sun,
day M it 13.”. Th. 5 service
will becondusted by William Hart. The
tokenaaretbat thisservtcawill bevery
Interesting. All are invited.
firmwoon Union Guam-4min”
achoolata. Evening subject—Lost op
portuuitiev. Wednesday evening—Thu
seed. the sowing and the reaping.
anon Barrier Cuba—Wan.
alker, pastor. Preaching at 10 45 a.In.
and? natauaday school salt; Y. P.
Eugen; serviced! magattdl. ’A
' i'w, -,‘, n.‘ ,t. n.2,:
and! Ant. ”laws:
I. knee drill; It” his. meeting:
lbjmfleartaotfire; silo... is, go-us-
5 first“ meeting; sub-
fi'éziz.‘
.y-cuyepud bowit will be
iacrowdatillwetcllme
AMI-duals.
Avssyeujiryablu‘hlnsical was given
by Hits mans—lager a hrgs‘
uambsrof her friendsat herhomaoa
Wustatrsst last event“, guests being
psasaut fru- Waterbury, Raw Haven,
“all ud lovwalk. Among the
muyacdkatsdectlonsreudereddur-
fig tksuvsaiug weru the f
. Phat! solo, “Vales ,tlu Henri-e;w violin
db. “Factual-gut Warn” piano
Illa. M'Mt’ mandolin
'0": . Waltz,” Mule. ”In
late sole, "flown Song.”
by at them-as
mun-assay” waaa with
.ssnfsrdlrtbsrcraitqaisklyllass.
.mamm.m
fish‘ssumaflrcslablsaaag‘s
the messy-eat all. Dual-g
_w.arais. Willamwsakullatlo
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~Plaistcd'a Cough Remedy will cure
your cold; 25c. and 500. a bottle.
0. I. Shepherd, general superinten-
dent of the Consohdstcd road, and who
was appointed superintendent of the
New Yorkdivbion in place of Superin-
tendent Turner, deceased, has assumed
his new duties.
If the cold weather continues many
days the local ice men are sanguine of
harvestinga crop of ice. At anyrate
the young people are appreciating the
cold snap and many of them are spend-
ill the Guiltiest
wills-vs ,_ MOW!“ Northamp
toncrcamery tier, and can filial] on
dcra promptly and at low figures. lions
MWnJ-Biflmlrfifiont )1 “mp-mi.
AboatApril lat-the grocery firm of
Nickeruon & Betta, of the borough, will
change its location from Water street to
humorou- lain street now occupied
byJ. 1’. Weeks. llr. Weeks, it is said,
will retire from business.
Ire. J. D. Betta, of the borough, on
Thursday entertained relatives and
friends from Bradford, Ina, Green’s
Farina, South liorwsik and Wilton,
Judge Sherwood and wife, of Green's
Farms, bring “9"" the number.
—Sinall fresh hunts for roasting, 106a
pound, at Furl Baycs' market.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given to ledaElchcumfllu. lo
Chestnutstrcet, borough,hstw
evening. Games were played, to thsds-
lightcf all mt. Refreshmenlswsra
swrsa: audtbugussbdspstted at a late
hour, well pleased with the evening’s
naturals-sat.
by live Vera Wood, "The Birthday of
“The Good Old Days,” by Willie McPher-
son; "Washington,” by Willie Benedict,
and “Washington at Princetown,” by
nings read an essay on "The Early Life
of Washington” George Hunter on
Clark on “Washington in Peace.”
scholars made the building ring with
such patriotic songs as “The Star Spang-
Wuehington," by Miss Edith Selleck;
Itias Jennie Smith. Miss Florence Jen
”Washington in War,” and Miss Fannie
The
led Banner,” "Speed on Republic," and
"America," with which the literary num
beta of the programme were interspersed.
.At the Center School, Friday morning,
attemthq; usual, devotional exercises, a
number ohaeleoiiiuis. turret read. thy ,tlia
pupils, setting forth the character of
Wngm... Whelnrgstbeautilul‘e flag
.bichaotnli olithn patrons of this school
have recently contributed, was draped
above a large portrait of Washington
which hangs directly back of the stage.
Other exercises were held in some of the
intermediate rooms, quite elaborate prev
parations having been made in Grade IV.
Today the flag floats over this school
building and it will not be long before
the other schools of the town are able,
also, to display the national ensign on
similar occasions.
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—Pure homerendered laid, in pack-
ages oi 25 lbs. and upwards, for 80 a
pound, at Ferd Bayea’ market.
roucr cases infill.
grids-cu ht lipa- thu Ital raster-lay
Afternoon.
The poiicycasssof Bert Pluney and
James Parsons were tried before Judge
Knapp yesterday afternoon at the Police
Room on Bavlland street. J. Britten
Buributt appeared for the defendants
and entered a demurrer which was over
ruled by theA Judge. Upon the sumo
ion of City My Light Mgr Knapp
arena s p of act , ' “gulch-listi-
" maflmyfllo
prereribed by them. Thar. the club was
organise-d for social and business purv
prises That the way in which the rooms
were fitted up, the number of rooms or:
copied, the keeping of billiard tables,
the equipment of bath room, reading
rooms and so forth, .Il show that the in
tent of the club was that of aclub or-
gsnised for social purposes. That only
a few of the members used the liquor
that came within the club is further evi—
dence, as claimed by the defence, that it
was not organized for the purpose of
covering up an illegal traffic in liquor.
That all the liquors kept on these prem-
iase were owned by the members of the
club in common, and that the keeping
of such liquors under those circum-
0an!!! was not a violation of the .law.
The same claim is made. by the defence
in “lettuce to the‘diatrlbution or l'quors
to members of ltledtrh udder the apt in
adopted by the club and the payments at
the amounts indicated on the memor-
ands.
As indicative of the good faith of the
organization they call your attention to
the minutes of all the meetings of the
club, the constitution and bylaws. and
the general business transacted by the
club. They’vay that the evidence shows
that no person not a member of the club
could obtain on his order any liquors
within the club room or pay for the
earns under any circumstances.
No question has been made as to what
are spirituous and intoxicating liquors:
and in fact it isciinceded that intoxicat-
iiig liquors were kept in the rooms of the
club and delivered to membendialmad
stalled." be ‘
t wi necessary for you perhaps,
in passing upon the statute already re-
ferred to. to determine the intent of the
legislature in making these laws. There
can belittle doubt but that the object
was to prevent the sale of liquors with-
ontalicenseandtlic sale of liquors on
Sunday. It seems clear that the Legis-
Ilitlr meant, ln”tliu use of the words
“set or exehage, to prevent the dismal.
tion of ii are for a consideration.
whether by a sale for cash nra sale in a
broader sense by way of exchange.
Whether the Legislature intended to
Wresttkauvsanddistrtluttcaufligusra
by a elauia the manner skew-
'-l fibmm‘m
salsof
Samuri at. Bronson, of Hartford, grand
this
titer; E. Sir Hugh Sterling. of Bridge
port, t{'.fld junior warden, and E. Sir
ward. o. Among the visitors from other
commanderics were E Sir Charles D.
Wilmoi, eminent commander of Hamil—
inn Commandery, No. ii, of Bridgeport,
and Past Commander George W. Wal-
grove, of New York State. After the
Work the Knights sat down to a sump.
tucus supper provided, and withal it was
a memorable night in the history of the
lodge.
——Thc clerks at the grocery stores re-
port a large sale of Brussels soap.
r
Sociable at ltawaytau.
The Rowayton Siclul Giulio itgld a do
(liable alpih’e int. View no... last even-
lngfi ‘l’he’ 'al'teh‘dhica. was very large
soothe iamy party danced until the
early hours this morning.
Iwrgaa Organ and Harp Instill
The leading musical event of the
reason will be the Ilorgan Organ and
Harp Recital at the Congregational
Church next Wednesday evening. Ir.
Ilorgan and daughter stand at the top
asartists in their line. Beats should be
secured at unseat Pialsted’aortlsgory’s.
ca. 1) again at the lead.
General orders No. 4, from the Adju-
taiit General’aoflce. show the Guarani
merit»! Company D of the 4th Rrg't to
butllbzwhich in farm tholeudoi the
regiment. the but bring (to. i} of M
hury,8740. ThuCoJHoyskave good
cause to be proud of their continued
high record.
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The licrwslk Amusement Company
biannual thavsrybsstauractionaoa
on the road booked furthakalancsnf
no mo. rust mu, is. original
Little Lord Psautleroy Cot-psuyun the
evening of larch II.
mate. a,
inesa will be transacted: Authorizing
the Water Commissioners to lay a new
water main from the new reservoirto
the city, and purchase neee-nry pipe
and material for that purpose; and to
issue notes, bonds or certificates, in a
sum not to exceed fifty thousand dollars
to defray the coat of said work, and the
cost of extending the water to East Nero
walk, and to fix the time of payment of
the principal andtnterest of ssidrimu,
bonds or certificates, and the rate of in-
terest; and to approve a certain lease
between the Water Commissioners and
Alden Solurana of the fishing privileges
in the reservoirs of the city; and to
authorise the sale of {the city lot,”
Franklin Itreet.‘ ; , "’
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MM! lvwnt.
‘ Theliomebt'Geo. I. Kreler, of Roma
Hill, wasa scene of enjoyment Thurs
dayuvauiag, uncut-ion being his re-
ception at the Brooksids Social andCard
Cluhmthlny being present. The
aocietyla confined to six families and
their personal friends. At 'i‘diilall the
members having arrived, they repaired
tothu dining hall, to a lively march,
played by lissBmily Cox. A lovely,
tamefully decorated table was most
Themesloccupisd two hours,snd sure
ly if sociabilityand laughterenrutss di-
mnuusasnsafrc- that table with
uaedylpcptio uymghrn. Tha‘wiaa was
pleutflulaldfltluMM the lively
popping of the champagne corks was
nearlydrowncdhythaaniinatedflow ct
conversation. The only that upon the
splritaof the-umblywas them
at them.Wl.T. but
M his charming
vita” III- aid-sigma it.
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Ina-Ilsa'l'arasrutl'amfilt
light
maternal. the t and talk bars
or the tin-ta“ Galina mildly. laehlsweu-
talaa 5‘0 squat. fut, Iirfacs
South
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