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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN... THURSDAY. JUNE 26.1890.
HIGH SCHOOL RECEPTION.
A PLEASAKTW 8001“! EVBI’I‘ IN
8001‘]! IOIWALI.
Inflation)!!!“ "limb-”RP-
‘lhs too-giaqlolnloy themselves
llatllautolm.
There wassuotber large gathering at
Huslo Hall last evening, but for a diaer-
entpurpusothsu wasthu cueou the
previousnigbt. Instead of listening to
thorasays and otherexerclsestho lrieuds
oflheolassof lMawernbledtospeoda
few hours in the pleasures of the dance.
In the balcony were a large number of
spectators. Heine’s orchestra furnished
the music and previous to the grand
starch several selections were played
Shortly after 8:30 o'clock the march was
had and sixty couples went through the
uolutioua with a precision that attracted
It. cluwat attention of the moon.
The march was led by ox-llayor Richard
B.- Guldu and like Clara Nelson, of Ali
The ladreo’ toilets were very
pretty, and tho grace and beauty on the
ball room floor compared favorably with
any studies event ever held in our city.
The following was tlm order of dance-
Wm lace!
watts. m
York.
Euuuauoan-
l! Loaders.
At the close of the I lrtlll dance there
was a chart intermission when Ice cream
was served.
R. [LGolden was that director and
the following were his napiptuntt: John
Cannagh, Everett Lrwndel. (l. I".
Ioulton, M. B. Smith, “OWEN! Holmes
and E. W. Fitch. Henry Chevron
prompted
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Ptmnblngndgasltting, nomad audbuaters.
mans.
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It was 12:30 o’clock when the company
dispersed
H3 WA'VI'S A Illl'tlitt” r
An It‘ll.- who Is Daprlved ot Illa it He’s
Alcoa” by I". Burden.
This morning Pusan-lo Belardmu. an
Italian who roaldu on Wood street, this
city, made complaint about big wife’s
lotion. and tilted that he wanted a di-
VON”.
Bulardino o a hard-working. industri-
ous man. His will harps two boarders
who apparently bass moss is say about
the manage-arm»! the household aflairs
than the husband himself. Upon re-
turning from work the husband is host-
led off in aoornerand while the boarders
eat at a table Belardiuo isgiveu a nu
pllle toeat from. He has became tired
of the programme and his q s .. mtoro
has been raised to such a pact» i. A name
change will doubtle- ba math.
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leOlula's lasso Buried in Ind.
Yesterday afternoon "Iayur" chiu-
sis was cleaning the catch basin in trout
_ sf Matthew Starr's residence on West-
port avenue. no had his cart pretty
well loaded and started to drive down
' Bnmotn's bill. He had proceeded about
half way down, when the cart began to
get too heavy for the horse. Bo two of
his workmen laid hold of thooart to hold
3 back. It was too much for their unto
ad rflorts, however. and the poor horse
- was thrown on his back in the gutter,
upsetting the cart and nsarly burying
himself in the mud taken from the sewer.
[be men dug the poor animal out, and
getting him on his feet, started down
tbs bill once more. Those who as the
animal say he wass fit subject for the
Humane society to take in hand.
High Divot Nelda-t
Tbepictureof Frank P. Neldeu, a
well-knows barber in the employ of
Chris llllsr, appasrs ia a New York
sporting paper this week mpsnwd
by the following sketch: that P.
Nsldsa hashesusugagsdatdossylslaud
tor the summer todivs from a skeleton
tower, one-hundred-aud fifty feet in
”height. lotus-st W from about
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lots or luslosas fiss- Isuy Days tar
more. was arrastadbyomoet
Adsursyeatsrday fordsuuheunsas. Be
wudoeduwmmamutiug to
3886. Not being able toasttlsupJus—
tioeAustinplaosauuuunderflb
licbsel Glsaaou Mounting surety for
him until Saturday night. After being
releasedClonsprouosded splalnureet
and managed to get into a row with
JohnBlattery. Blatterywasaneslodby
Odour lorehouao for breach 0: the
peace. He wastricd beforeJustioeSsl-
lscltaud lined $1.00“ costs, amour»
lugtofl'lo. Hlsfathsr psidthe fine.
In the meantime on“: Adam watt
after Clone. He found him hiding in
thorearof aNainstrsstsaloou. After
alively tusslehemanagedtogst hlmtu
thestrsst, wheashecallsdlors-istauee,
sndplacingCtune in a dalivuy "mutual:
beloum to the New York 1.00a-
plnymsarledhius totho lockup. This
morning hswas brought before Justice
Austin, who fined him 87 and costs,
unouotingtoflOfiG, and sentenced him
to thirty days in jail, makinga grand
total ot $23.72. In default of payment
Clone was taken toBridgeport binlioer
Adamsou the 10:48 train this morning.
mourn or run rxconétors
The “Guy of Albany" to Com Isl-Isl.
the "Caps Charles" up the Hudson.
0:: July 4 the steamer “Cape Charles’
will make an excursion to New York and
up the beautiful Hudson, passing the
far-lama! pahsades. This will be oneof
the best. cheapest and roost delightful
excursions of the season. The simmer
will leave Wtioou'o Point at the usual
time, and returning will leave the foot
of Thirty-first etrect, East river, at 3:15
p.m. Only regular ratesof fare Will be
charged.
The "City of Albany" will also looks
an equally delightful excursion on the
Fourth, going to Ben Beach, Coney
Island, leaving South Norwalk at 9 a. to.
Returning the steamer wrll leave Camry
island at 5:30p. to; picrzsflaatriver,
at 0:10, and loot of East Thirty first
striet at 6:30.1‘ba sail horns will be by
moonlight. The fare for the round trip,
railroad included, will beonly 60m“,
thus affording a cheap and pies.» way
for peopled! this vicinity tospeud the
day.
A Ola-dared Horas clan-uned-
While returning from dinner yester-
day alternoon Constable mm the
local sgeutot the Connecticut Humane
society, lound a horse halsngiogtoflow-
ardSturgss,olWiltuu,tled to a lamp-
post in front ofthe residence of Hanson
Hoyt on Alain street. The horas bad the
glands", and the ofliwr immediately
notified Dr. Bridges, who found Sturges
and ordered that Ihb animal he placed
under quarantine and taken home imme-
diately. Sturge-a said that he bought the
horse at auction mute two weeks ago
for “50 but thought nothing was the
matter with him except that be was old
and unlit for heavy usage. The doctor
disinfected the post and placed a notice
on ituotifyingpeopla of the danger of
hitching than
m with “slush“.
Only one game was played in the
tournament of the Norwslh Lawn Ten-
nls Club yesterday. It was between Dr.
W. F. Acton and Nelson Taylor, Jr.
Taylofiwoo thsflrst set by a accrual 0-3,
and Acton won the last two sets by 0 3
and 07. Thermofyesterdsywas
the most exciting ot the Want.
The second round isas follows: June”,
5 p. Iu.. Fred Iochwood vs. James
Knapp and Herriott vs. Dr. Acton. July
3. 4 to p. m., Leoraod Raymond vs. J.
A. Ambler.
It was s Joke all through.
A new story ls going ths rounds rata-
tive to theBr‘tdguport Suicide club. It
is stated that tbs club is to he
read on a national basis. Tbsstury. like
factllrtdgsportasvsrhadasululdsllab.
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CLASS DAY AT 1111.15me
M
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IBAD’I mus".
Ila-Ill “Ill-mm I,“
Elsi-MOI. .0 m 'Nrm
log. The hasntifullydseoratsd rooms
werscrow crowded to theirutmteapseity
with the sllteof Norwalk My. The
specious library, inwhich them
toukplsoe, wasdrapsdwithyelluw, the
mm. audhsnhot daisies, fsrus
wmmmsnum
mooted tbstnautle.gavsagaysutlfu
live appearancstoths brightly lllumluv.
atedhouse.
Atsigbtdclock Huluadsscor'tsdto
plants thaproeswlouoftsaebsn
gndsstusdehd’lrmeflaad
and Rev. Dr. Noble, theoratorofths
"wing. Tbefollowingprogrammewes
aucoessfnllycarriedout:
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Gardne— "letdown." .......... Theodore Nessa
melons.
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The music by a string quarteltcxot the
Wheeler A: Wilson band was thoroughly
artistic. The songs by Hines Bradley
and Rhodes were gracefully rendered,
and showed careful training. li- Hill
was the salutatorian of the claw. and
her essay was well conceived. ably writ.
ten and delivered In clear, full tours.
Dr. Noble’s address was of grant inter.
est, touching not only the past binary
of efforts for the education of woman, but
its application to premtuesds, and com-
ntenting gracefully on thegrowth and
prosperity o! the Hillside Seminary.
Hi- Norcross treated the subject of
“The Cathedral Builders” from a poetic
no lea than historic standpoint, and
closed with a touching valedictory taro
well.
In presenting thediplonaas In. lend
alluded to the excellent M and
high ideals of character attained and
Niquflbssbuuadnittsdto Your
College. IbNmu-entsufl'slledey
oollegeonthecertileste otlrs. lead,
mdwithouttskiugother thautthillo
side minutes».
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The numerous guests testified their 85"” Hoyt 0‘ Wis 4
sppreciationolthepteasunteveoiogaod 5m ‘0 the W 0‘ “I
toe graduating chaswerethe recipients
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