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THE LOCAL NEW
for other land as. E M paw.
' Inn's will.
“Iugg's Landing” will delight the
people of South Norwalk and vicinity at
Iuaiefloll, Saturday night. This com-
edy-drama abounds in laughable situa-
tions. iuun etc"
I“ 1 nylon. torlul men.
onothroshoors olgooden-
, tsrthinment.
' -out mom, st Hoyt’s.
their Grannot.Deahary.hsswatt9
the. We latter one llvnulo
or any otherman in Connecticut for live
miles.”
:Witbout doubt the very beet flour
in the market—the "Island Gem.”
lorwalh'a wry.
' The monthly bulletin of the Connecti-
cut State Board of Health for the month
of [arch shorts the number of deaths
in Norwalh to have been as, representing
ensnnual death rate of 158 per Lilli)
inbahitaula. Thecausesot death were:
Consumption' , 3, pneumonia, ll; bloc»
'chitis, 2; diseases of thenervous system,
2; heart disease, 8; all other diseases. 8.
-—New line BosStationery at bottom
prince at Pleisted’s. ’
A Ishtar-at “arr.
Salmons' new corryall was used for
the first time last evening by e delegap
tion of eighteen members of Lincoln
Council, 0. U. A. I., who lelt this city
at 6 so for Bridgeporttovisit Weldemere
Council, No. 6. A jolly good time was
enjoyed and the meeting at the two
Councils proved very advantageous. A
eumptucue collation was served and it
was 3 o’clock this morning when the
South Norwslkers arrived home.
Will Wonders lover cause 2
-—No, never, when you can buy of
Smith Bros. hoys' call shoes 10.1.35.
lsdieo’ hand made lacs ahoeslor 75 cents,
child's dongole spring heels, 9 to 11, for
Click, men‘s grain congre- lor 01.25,
men's solid workingshoos [or 98.1., ladies'
buttco tor Ian. led‘res’ hid button 2i and
mar tea Kay.
‘l'heflrst nasal ballot the
or thsDasburydznorwolkDivlsion ct
”$8.18..th h to bogiven at
Reooud'o Hall, Cannons, tbh evening.
promises tobe thesventol‘ these-on.
Supporwillbeoervedinthobsllby
.F'redsrichIeethepopslarcatrmol
the borough, and Heine's orchestra. oi
Tickets,
admitting gout and lady. including sup
per, orebut one dollar.
Ito ltsika at Iow Haven.
A report of a threatened strike at the
New Bevan clock shop is denied by the
omcero of that company. Hiram Camp,
thenresidsntoithscompony. said that
he had heard nothing about it, business
was good and they were employing new
hoods. The report probably originated
thwalh 150 0! the Clam llt the On Wednesday sltemoomusareporter
wasstandingontheplatlorm oi the
wood department having been served
‘ rerun near con our.
Alasaassthllsalel Ivan! at lusts Bali
. has light.
Nodoubtexistsln the minds oi the
lorgocompeny that gathered at Insic
Balllast evening, as to the ability of
Putnam Hose Co. No. 1. cl this city to
give a lirst classhall. it was their lirst
annual dance 'llrs wasvsry
large and everybody “ need the
adsircnooltheplasssutesteur held to
town. Thshsllwas prettily decorated
with exotic plants, especially on the
west dds where the supper tables wees
stationed. Belore dancing was com-
menced the Norwalk Amusement 0r-
chestra rendered a concert. The music
was superb and equalled any ever heard
in South Norwolk. It was specially en-
joyedbythe dancersss the time was
perfect and only modern airs were play-
Henry Gebrmsun prompted. At mid-
night on intermi-lon was had ""i“ sup-
per wasserved in theksll. It was pre-
pared by the members of the company
end was sumptuous in its character»
The committee wee fortunate in secur-
ing the services at Charles Addison who
served the good things ins manner that
elicited the approval at all,
The toilets of the ladies were very
pretty and the large number of granelul
dancers on the floor presented an appear-
ance such as is rarely seen in this town.
Among those present were 0 (allow-
ing: Ira. Fred Raymond. Ire. William
3. Duncan, Ira. Charles Ferric, Ilse
Iiinnro Bettinger, Iiss Corrie Taylor,
Iiss Iinnie Wilcox. Iiss Bertha Wheel-
er, Il- Annia Gorbam. Ilsa Mods
Adams. Ibl‘lmanee Duncan, IissJeo-
his Reynolds, Ih Burles, Ii- Fannie
Davis, It Jennie Ierritt, Ilsa Iinuie
'Ihylor, Ii. lhnchy. Iias Katie Decker,
Fred Ioulton,Chiel Engineer Samuel Ic-
(lowan. Will Ierritt, Howard Holmee,
tol- John Cavenaugh, n. L. Boyer, Bert
Fitch, Elton Baker; lir. Leppert, lore-
men or Book a Ladder 00., Bethel; Ir.
ind Ira. 'l'. Wicks, B. Wicks, l1. Iryou,
Iiss Delano. Pcrtchestor, Charles Hardy,
James Iorriamand William E. Jones,
New York City.
The l'ollowing werethecommittee who
worked so ialthlully to make the bell
the access that it was:
Committee of Arrangements—W. B.
Knapp, . W. Weble. W. E. Duncan, G.
Bchaub, Pontoon, Jr..F. W. Raymond,
B. P. Warring, £1. Wheelerfll.” Gehr.
menu. A. 8. Iorritt, E. F. hylor.
Floor director~ Robert Pearson, J r.
Aids—W. 3. Duncan, E. F. Taylor, F.
W. Raymond, J. W. Wehle, J. E. Grime.
—Woarsreceivingdirecttholiorthemp
toncreamsrybutter,endcandllall or-
dersproasptlyandatlowlgnres. Hone
better. 'l'.B.chsrd:Son.
nominal-actor
with a notice oi a reduction of lrom 10 Riverside depot, a man or small stat-lo,
to 15 percent. in wag...
~North River shed at BuntOZslnlfs.
inrpslsnlutyathstlorwelk.
Asurpriooperty wastsndered Ruby
Gossathishomoou thahaaedictl'arm,
‘l'uesdaysvoalag. Thalellowlugpsrsous
were m‘ t:
Smith, Inond “Andrews, , Ir.
and Ira. Andrews, Belleek we,
Insert Inmhalnlamlmn
loss,“ at mass.
“my
a state heard at
“institutional byvla
womeleetsdaslollowsr
Imamwflot’hw Haves:
prasldsats,J.I.Beiley,otDsehs‘y;
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Ir.andIra.Jsrorns
nurmmmun-nmu Bor-
reenllsalslsoaslaoalslsrasslasd
GarnoeosgharnhttlsllooodJe-h
mace. str- Gilbert, Ilss Bhailes.
carryiegoeaasondasmollsetchel,
paeseddown tbstroek oo hiswoyto
Greenwich. The man worea iatigna
cap,onthshand of which was printed
in prominsot groan letters the words
Thocurlosity
“Prepare for Eternity.”
or the reporter was somewhat aroused,
IsldendWeetchestscountiss. . .
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h.
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ting thsverl’ murmured, taking so his work the w mewy,s;1q,ua
ousboardsot trade in thsstatemet In bk cl painting various Mgb 3”,]:
thereoarsotthomsarbsrot (homeroom open
,3 la Ilse lavas yew-crabs
orgsaissd
more tun. ‘* ‘
new or one» run nor'ro‘ .
Commencement—routes at the Bills»
leis-l.
graduating class of the Center School
occurred last evening at the Norwslk ' MOM
Opera House. At 8 o'chck when the m
orchestra struck up the overture,
aeatln thehall was occupied. and man
whoamein leu'wersoblilsdtostssl
Indlhsleaohersoltkswhoolworeld-
J. Isekerml the Center district colu-
Congregational church; Rev.
Van Alstyne. of the Second
church; Rev. C. E.
Ito. 0‘ ”’0 Lure Plain
church: 11.3. Whittle. We! the
“ , 9’13"”..M . i 3 Be Pflifl's “'9
urerol she-Oscar: scour command
ll. I. Bose. i
above the graduatm' heads. in letters 0!
and hesetonthgstsnlntervisw with
the lodivflual who has travelled ever
end pointed ,hb inscriptions upon the
mohoolsvoryrsadard bywsyin Fair.‘
engage hieelnecnversslloo.
some minutes hetero he
would sayowcrd. Bolnallyseid no
, mus'lsarosulshwyithssherws
the m The I!“ Person, 8' . the m
.’ 1,009; them 1.3:, "m
“illuminant-rs. Tunisian-mussel
and thallnth M‘mskinga'umh
mum puns-swam.“
WWI-lieutenant! weddcomhinesrstsotldl}.
_W. In msocneaalsrupohsuto. Whoa-bad .
hswhsroanslsd toesrnhls‘llvlng, ha I”: lorwslh, W“ "'0
hodldnothothsrhlrsdl in dHOhIM- '
was” wet eye-es.
mayors-«roam
'l'hscommeocsrnsut exorcise o! the
Beatodooths‘sgewiththoarsduatss
mitten; Bev.‘l'.K.llohle, of the
y. of First
Baptist church; Rev. New m
Btretcbed across the front oi the stage
gold. was the class motto. "Step by
Step,” while the stage itself was heavily 3|!
decanted with hot house plants and
flowers. ,
The exercises opened with prayer by
Rev. George Van Alstyne. Nathan
Palmer Hunter delivered thesalutatory
. Irene end later in the evening gave an
oration entitled “A Peace Policy.” Iisa
Ella Louise Scoilold read an essay on
“Limit," Iias Annie Julia Brown one
on "Human Seer-ideas,” Iiss Flora Belle
Foote” on “Some Bricks in the Structure
of our Civilization” and Ill. Bertha Iay
Stout on “Our Flag.” Iiee Annie Ban-
iord Burr gave some pleasant reminia
canoes of school life and Ili- Annie
Julia Brown delivered the vsledictory
address. Then came the awarding of
diplomas. The exercises were inter-
spersed with orchestral music.
The young ladies read their essays in a
clear, distinct voice, that could be heard
all over the large hell. Each subject
was ably treated, indicating that consid-
erable time and care had been npeut in
the preparation or the eeseye. The ee-
sayists were showered with beautiful
honoueta and baeketo oi llrwcre when
they took their costs.
no rastost need fretting rear.
hianyoi that's-sous maresthat have
appeared on the trotting turf during the
past twenty years or so have been need
for breeding when their uselulnem as
permere was ended. At one time little
attention was paid to the combination
of speed through sire and dam, but since
the developed stallion has became p8.»
ulsr th'u record inheritance becomes
more valued.
The recent announmrnent from Gali-
lcrnis that the hey more Trinket, to
whom John Turner gave a record at 8:14
over Fleetwood track. in 1881, had drop-
peda lootbyStamhoulfizifl isol inter~
net at thie time. for the youngster is the
latest trotting bred colt in the world.
the avenge between the sire’s and dsm’s
records being a trifle over 2:18. Few of
the old time trotting queens were ol
much rervice as brood mares so the wear
aner of the long campaigns they
passed throughallected their ability to
non oflspring. Flora Temple. the
rst trotter that made a mile below 2i).
Ielt one colt, Prince Imperial, by rule
Napoleon, the most ounce-ink ol'
Volunteer. but up to‘5this year Gold-
smithIaidwastholastsst dam by the
trotting records that had ever produced
stool. Il'boniaidrvas bred to General
Washington alter her retirement to
Fuhioh Stud Farm,and her son Stranger,
now ten yearaold,hssuorecord hhnsoll,
and heooaly ooeoi hieyetwilh a last
record. in the bay more Iyriad. 228* at
three years. Indy Thorn and Locy,both
with records ‘of 2:18}, were also in the
samebarern in theirold age. bhtup to
the "met none of their descendants
have at all approached theachievements.
Marooneortwoyoungtrotusathst
are descended from this lemons trio.
Goldsmith Isid. Lady There and lacy,
and great thingsareespeeted of were.
Lucille Golddusl. kid}. i still alive.
and her
. whohas‘llod two!
combustion
pro-lingthsmostspeed.
hut-Ill
one, while none! and the arse
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months ago, ‘
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Rockwell
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afternoon train to spend their" hay.
moon in New York. . ‘ ‘ ,
- y Boyt’e 8.50 From Dongula
3 . Wanted liner-M
"96 you know my husband?” quorled
a middle-aged woman. who called at
policeheadquartnrs undead-1.. .
“No’ur,” replied the sergeant.
“His name is Hendiboo—John Paul
Henry Hendiboe.”
“Don't know him.”
“Lives on Champlain street." ‘
"Well, is he lost, straysdorstolsu?‘ 1"
“Neither, air. as is no. and out on
the street and will probably III-hue
within 10 minutes and lie about u.”
uWhat is the trouble?
“Wohadarow,sir,and1skrnnd" his '
noeeaudpulled hishalr. Howllehmo
downtotellyon that! “not;
but do you feel of it for y i. Don’t
be imposed on, air.”
“No'm. I won’t.” ’
“And he'll say that I pulled outonough
of bio hair to stun a lounge. ‘Don’t you
believe it. Here's what I pulled out.
Facts is facts, air, and you can’t get ova
’em.”
Andsheproducedsndunrolleda pep-
er containing about a handful of grizzly
hair, which had boenpulledoutby the
roots, and laying it on the desk,_shaoom
tinned: ‘
“Would that stull a lounge? Would
that even pad a boxing glove? When
he comes rushing to tell his story jut .
show this to him.”
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