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THE ‘LOGALNEWS.’
For other local nerve ere fourth page.
Annivereerymnrvtem-
Berrie- In ohnnrvanneot the third an-
uivernary of the ltcawelk Young len'e
(triatien Annotation wul be held at the
Second lethodlat church next Sunday
evening.
II...- to Walk Agelnet Whittaker
Hampton, ot thin city, thecbnmpion
walker of the State. hen been matched
'r'o'uto , i 7‘.
_ Mann In at... 8
Early thin morning Frank Sheldon die-
coveved the railroad nah bone. which
etend alongaide aeveral harna near the
depot. to he on ilre. Be banned in the
baggage room, and procuring a pail of
water, extingulahed the dance with the
nintanee of Oillcer Ireland.
--New atylea in ladim' Janey Waiata
and Jacketa at E. K. Bauha’.
Ilene Regiment lleettonn.
. The company ofllcernot theFlrnt Begi-
ment. 0. N. 0., meet in Hartford today
at 3 o'clock. to nominate field 0 .; ~ .
purauance toordern trout theade
the old held odicera will not allow their
neuron to he need again in connection
with thin election.'
4.....- WW pnpernt We
The wide-tag or Wall am».
A hearing in the matter of widening
Wail street near the bridge wen held laet
night in the Court ct Burgmeee roome.
There were uranent E. K. Lockwood,
Jarere W. Hyatt. W. B. E. Lockwood,
Jr.. W. E. Donn, Ira Cole, Jamee Bad-
den, E. I. Iockwood repreeenttug lire.
' Weed, all of whom are directly or indi-
. rectly intereated in the propoeed im-
provement. The general continent wan
in favor of the widening.
Will Wendnee Invar Ocean?
-No. never, when you an buy of
Smith Blue. boyn' calf nhcee for $1.35.
ladiee’ hand made Inca ahoea for 75 centa.
“I chikl'e dongola apring beeia. 9 to ii, for
mm'aeehd woklngabomfaflefladiea’.
dongola button for we" mimen’ dougola
button for 95¢" lediea’ kid button 2; end
8’a for 75¢. youth’a grain ahoee form.
looting of the library corpora“
A meeting of the South ltorwalk Bud-
ing Room and Library Corporation wen
'tn have been held lat evening,but'n
quorum wen not pvneeut. The matter or
- trnualerringthe library property to the
city incnaeit wouldbeacceptedwaain—
formally talked over. human I. Ray-
mond and Nelaon Taylor were appointed
a committee to prepare a letter circular
tobeaenttothememberaof theoorpor-
. atiou urging them to he preeent at a
meeting to be held londey evening
when the matter will be definitely settled.
lull hey On...
We have another improvement in the
ahape at additional telegraph fecilitiee in
South Norwaih. Anodice inconneetion
with the linen of the Poatai Telegraph
Company and the May-Bennett Cont-
merclai cable. baa baenopened in the
00cm. baa been engaged an operator,
andwlllheinattendaucetromSnmJo
0 p.m. for tbetrnnanetinnof huainem.
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run urourc anions” hurrah.
henna! lleetlan info-earn at theflerwall
club Ian! with. .;
The annual electionof amoenot’tbe
Norwalk Club, held lent ninth brought
out. aait uaually done, nearly thee-tire
memberahip of the orgnnmttoo. There
were two tiekete in the field. the regnv
larly nominated one being headed by
Edwin 0. Keeler for t. The
other ticket appeared y y. lthore
the appelatlou. “The Wine. Young.
Blood Ticket." not nominated by them-
aelvee or anybody glee. indicating an
under current of dieatfcctton in the club.
For prenident the name of Dr. Jamen 0.
Gregory wen nuhatituted for that of Ir.
Kaeler,aud for directora the canteen!
1 v
‘ 3 I ‘ may ' w .1 5:-
oee' ulna-mom "thh down our
“young blood” uomiuationa were the
name an the atrnigbt ticket. The election
reeulted adfollowa: .. ‘*
Preeideut. Edwin O. Keeler. f
Vien-prealdent, Jameee W. B it.
Secretary, Frederick 0. Bennett.
Treaeurer, J. Arthur Pluneo.
Directorn. A. B. Woodward, . W.
lacy. T. 8. Vanderhoef, T. 8. loriaou,
lrn Cole. J. A. Oeborne. C. B. Coolidge.
Dr. WWF. Acton.
Council. G. H. Holmea. W. A. Curlia,
Edward Street, G. " Killer. Cherlee
Olmatead. J. T. Prowitt. W. F. Biehcp,
G. W. White. E. 8. Adam. H. P. Price,
. B. Lee, IeGraod Raymond. ”
Auditorn. J. P. Treadwell, J. E. Bailey.
. J‘Hiil and Dr. W. F. Acton were
r directorn and ltr. Hill withdrew
merchant-nuns.
World of Walden.
The entertainment at bionic Hall lent
night in very properly named, an it in,
in miniature at least, a world of won.
dera. Jamee Fox. the coojuror, in very
clever in eleigbt-of-hand performance
and apiritualiam expoaure. In the form-
er he introduced new tricka and per-
formed them in the moat neat and myr-
terioun manner. Barry [Aileen in a
marvel. Hie juggling ot the dumb belle
while balancing and traveling on a large
round hell would never be believed until
it in teen. lore dlmcult and pretty train
in thin eort of performance cannot be
imagined. A. 0. Duncan in certath
the world'n greateet_ yentrlioqulat. He
hen been aeen here before. and he in het-
tor than ever. Chan. De Vaine'a illnatrm
tive deacriptive lecture in very entertain-
ing and luatructive. The picturee are
very tine. Altogether. the World of
Woodcralaa uniquaand verygooden-
tertalnmeut. and one that can be pattern
in -d by every one. .
Thin afternoon there will be a matiu
at 4:15, at which the preaenta on enhibh
tion at Boyt’e drug atore will he diatrib-
uted. and another performance thin
evening. Everybody receivea n eonveoir.
A Conical rleue or no... worn.
“A Brena Hockey” will be at the Opera
neonate-night. Thepiccehnaatireon
whwh the New York
Graphic preimn in three worde: “George
Iarion. anonah. a victim of nuperati-
tloo. wan exceedingly funny, and bla
topical aong made a hit. Ili- Flora
Wahh playn a child'e part to perfection,
and the eiuga and dancer no an to win
well deaerved applauae. G. A. Beaue,
Jr.. imperacuatea a lawyer with only one
and fimlnrphy portray the nephewn
y.audeeverelyoungand pretty
girlaaddtotheattraction ota comicfl
piecacfatagawork.”
I’ll 300.8 acumen.
Bela-ted. m and
pan-tam for the v. I. o. a.
The router ot the llorwalk Young
Chrlatieu aanociatlon, renovated, refur-
nlahad and enlarged. wavereopanad Ian
night under very gratifying circa-n-
atnncea.
Thpnunual meeting at the annotation
took at 7:00 o'clock. when the fol-
low pmcera wereeleoted tor fire on-
tPIm-nuddonu. W
(hutch. Ire Cole; lethodltt Church, 8.
H. flolmm; Eplaoooni Church, R. G.
flanford; Baptiat Church, G. Walter
Aiken. ’
Recording nacretary. Victor 8. Belhck
all“ .. .r‘iiv ,
he rig reporta from tltn‘lindld’dnxtll
liary and devotional committee were
read.
[Following the annual meeting a public
moctiugyaa held in the large ball above
the me which wna ell tilled with
frienda of ,‘amociav, on.
Prenid A blue preaided and made
a ehort rear 0! welcome, which wan
followed by prayer by Rev. 8. B. 8. Bia-
aell. Brief nddreaeea, bubbling giver with
happy thoughte and enthnalaem were
made by Rev. C. E. Torrey. state Secre-
tary Colley, Rev. George Van Alet ,
ltev. Alexander Hamilton, Archi
Lnduer. of the atete committee, and
General Secretary Simone. A letter of
regretn wan received from Rev. Olin
Hallock, and verbal regrete from Rev. C.
I. Selleck and Rev. '1'. K. Noble. The
addremee were interaperaed with ring-
iug.
After the clone of the meeting the
audience inepdcted the room below,
which arepronounced by State Secretary
Coiley eecond to none in the etnte, with
the exception. perhaps, of thone belong-
ing ton tew annotations owning their
own building. Although the amocintion
ie to occupy all the rooma on the eecond
floor of the building. only a euit of four
roomaon tbeeaatnide haathuafar been
fitted up. The front room, with itn
handeome Brumela carpet, lace curtains.
portiere and rich furniture maker an at.
tractive andcoaey parlor. It wan fur-
nished by the Ladiea’ Auxiliary. Back
of the parlor in thegenernl aecretnry'e
other, neatly furniahed and carpeted.
The nextmom laforgameaand in nup-
plied with email tablea and ' cheire.
Back of thin in the reading-room provid-
ed with a reading table, correspondence
deak, and with illea of papera neatly ar-
ranged upon the walle. The walla and
ceiling of the meme are handeomely
papered, the woodwork ahinea with
freehly-applied pint, and all the furni-
tureia new, nubtnntial and attractive.
The aeeoclation now ban a memberehip
of on. With more attractive and con.
venient room thin number will no doubt
be greatly managed.‘
-A genuine picnic, heme 10c per 1b.,
ehoulderndc per lb..nt T.B.Guyu &
Sou'n. ____.________._.._
DOWNS PBANUTS MDI'I' PASS.
lent o'er the “Room Kneeling Out
Conductor lanker'a teeth.
Thomaa Dowd, a borough young man
uotyetofage,whohaeaninciinationto
betcugh, boarded mom down borne
car near Elm atrcet lant- night. When
Conductor Meeker naked bowl for hie
fare. the young man handed out three
pennutaeudperaietadinrelualugto pay
hie bra until Ir. leeker wee compelled
totakeholdof himandattempt to put
him all the car. During the realm
Dowdatruck thecondnctor twoorthree
blown in the face, knocking out oueof
hiateeth. Ionialnne,thedrlver.hndhb
’attentionattrected to the reerpletform
e a 80m; pawl.
Firm "am In». JON” ,3 iv-iwnm, ‘
PatnamlneeOompeny‘aretohold
thelrltthannaaihalletlaaicflaflto
merrowavening. Adeaeoecertwillba
givenby the Norwaik Amnaement 0r-
enaatrn. whhh will count of eight
hutaamallpieceuftbrcadtobutpurnmatnrhlhmadlntbemann-
it. Theearacameepnvaathynte faotmeofnrmaahnmnitmuntbagond.
qand.andthehoran. Mana-
by the dieturbance, and flowing up bk
bornee, went to Ir. leeker’e “one.
Without any ceremony Lane bounced
the oflending pamger into thelnet
and drove on. Thin morning Dowd waa
unrated, charged with aaneult. intoxica-
tion and refuaing topay hiatara. Ha
wen found guilty by Juntica Salleck, who
i eflnaof {Lilliandcoetnend
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finale-anneal
Itinfortunatethat anarywaaaotfa-
votndinpatriamhialtimm. Ahudnem
lilac! bill or diliyearewouldenahlan
panhingmantoownthewholeenrtb.
“I know It: mid the
mdly. "i bought none of
tlnmlaetyaar,andwhenltried'to
themieatwaek they tell to pincer.
wantenmethiagthatwiliatnnde
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theirmarrlaga “Mot hm" '
No. 1.358me. The
Withhla wife’nnnlllo format”
thcbnnklnl’uld tocanhit; wan-pee
Itr.Corr broughtlraCorr and‘ap'par-
endywercedheriutoewmrhgthethu
allotted-ignnturewaagenuine. "
\ olthdr-a
piciona ol foul phy.‘ They did I) Id
thecoronerhaainetructedthe police of
the'l‘hirteeuthatreetltntloe to M
gate the math. Ural). mint
488MBighty-alxthatreet,lrv.0orr’a
aiater,midlaetnigbtthntthnlluilu
thebodyofthedaedwomanebcwedavi-
whileuudertheindneeoaoflignar. a
itr.aodlraBicbardBobimee.-0¢M
Went Seventh ntreet,wbo bonded until
nmouthortwongcntOorr’eboufifl
that Corr and his in. dial-w
llrnCorrto swallow whhky. '
HugoKochaaidheumdto be a he!"
tenderforCorr.endwaahept than air
monthawithoutpeyunder the pro-inn»
of aeouringa aitnetion. He new In.
Corr there frequmttly,and added tht
Corrandhie eieterforced Irma-r to
drinktillehewaebelplem Theywuid"
compelhertogiveupmoney.nndflthnn
reutlberback to thin city In care-ct“
niece. ‘
Father Lucey,by whom Oorrcleiata
he wee married to lb Could! H
June. naye the marriegewaesnpt‘par- .
formedhy him. “ " ‘
Itr.Oorrcame to thiacity ladltttn-
dayaudattemptedtomknphbflh'l
edectenndtakethemtoltewYork. Be
appmredintheeurrogate’ecflcehmw
Yorkaoonelternudmedeaneppltmflon
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