minicininmu'smi
new a route are emu»
, rmvrae roe me out.
he'll! lent to lav. w. JJlaeam. at
It. lary'e church. who tarae Detective
aaa Area-rain the chrome lame and
m“ h “M rreeeat Plaee at Beetle-ea.
Rev. w.’.I. Slocum, paetcr of or.
y , Iary’e churchhae been doing a litth
Amaranth-rumor» detective work Wily; end her die-
Wieuteoodiyrotcci room during covetedtbeldeutityofa forger wbohae
thee-riypartottheevening, audit wee beautahenedvantage of hie name and
”girhmoettwl!Wbythetpotition. -
“Jim“ ,0 euditme. “Wipillonio. "liout- Tbeotherday Father Slocum wearer-
' it that a” "slit Innate.” Beethoven. by Theodore prieedto reeeiveabill for flower-e from
provew erthepiant- Mute,“ M, an ertiet of. un- Florietfl. F. Byxbe'e. who oecupbe a
tw marathoedetekenzm “my " g, mum“ of m portiouof H. E. Williame‘atore on Main
”3 omen “a“ mhno,”.{,; at" diflmtlt work them of the evening’e atreet. Norwalk. No flower-a had been
amount w ich he ciaime. The reeult, m Secretary .1. H. Jaoheon. of orderedfrom Ir. Byxhee for St. Hery’e
however. would be theaameit the find-. “all. 0. “A” recited “Biuy’a Boer.” church. "Father Blocumhaa a contact
ingebowed the number of oeute which - .
we: the value of the planted aflnedndmhuflaaticapplauae. m with Robert G Hanford toeuppiythe
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attire Connecticut caret. and for of gum
aedmcreyetrehave been the re- Aprii.1881.
. . recti than. c etere. Thin ward;;flr*llerehouea eang “The Bed churchriigulariy. Whenheetepped in-
Webmmgmi whar’e. w’ee intended mgmmfi: Bottlenliltiehendexpreeaivebeaebeing l0 "30 etoretoeee VII“ the bill Wt.
thin-ever and their ’famiiiee. Liti-e if}? °' ' "‘4“ end forcible cinemas. - heardtouoelieutedvaetage,hnd calling the proprietor the hem. Father
treepameru blic no whohae
, hetbeivilandcrimiual.heebeenll ' ma....'5°"r.i’.‘c.o‘lfi‘.. :otreetrict
‘ 'oubybothcook and the ileher- . ' fishboithepuhlmiutheueeoinat-
forth ,aueuoore. lire. 1!. ll." Kent ac- Sloeumaaid hehad not ordered ilowere
oompaiued. W. E. Humhton. organiat there. but two written ordere. eigned by
of the church, favored with a college whatpurportedtobe hieelgnature,eud
eoeg.’fwhioh added much totheevehing’a whiohhad been amepted and the gooda
pleaeure. Beweeaiac encored. A dea- delivered, were produced. , .
eriptive dialogue. “A Modern leiody Thefellow who prreented them wee
Among the Old Gompeeere,” wee euc- deeoribedto Father Slocum and he in-
ceaefhliy rendered by lir. Horehouae. etitutedaetiil hunt for him. The larger
piahqhod lice largaret McClure, re- repreeeuted to Mr. Byxbee that Father
diet, The programme concluded with Slocum and Ir. Hartford had had a'mie-
another recitation by tr. Jactaon. underetauding. and that he would here-
in the dining parlour. delicious re- aiter procure hie flowere there. Herald
frfihlieute.,etrhwberriem ice cream and be war employed at hired man at the
cake were eerved by the ladiea. 'i‘he perochialreeidence. itdid nottahethe
teblle preheated a pretty appearance. the reverend gentlemen long to track hie
floral decoratione being nuuenaiiy heauti- man and find out that hie name ie Pat—
beda.
Court of Common Pleat ie advieed
render judgment for the defendant.
Inthiaopiniou the other judgee cou-
‘IilIEl Fill Piillilfl ”MOB.
Over lorty—eae Theme-d lollare Ap-
propriate! for Their lalnteaaner.
Ate meeting of the eelectmen and
Board of School Vieitore in joint ecaeiou.
held in the eelectmen’e office, laet night.
the following aume were eatimated to be
neceeeary for the meiotenance‘of echooia
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in the Benton! City
threeweehaaudmore ground in question waenot a na
oyeter bed cannot be collaterally et-
ta‘eiihded. glut when th‘erebia involved the
v tyo agrautm e yatownprior
Shun” .eetabliehmeut of State juriedic-
and prior to the eetablieh-
ment of any etatutory uv
' W - « rick Holloway. At one time he wee
prior litigation. and which he authoritative record of natural 0 atev i the rel dietrl to g the recent M l .
oi thetnrniuz point or all the WWW “1°" WNW" Wye-h ytar .352... bpprzpfilzd- p are roe em. Henri-cite cocxrr; «upland by lire. c. J. mu... mica
abould be tried out and ecttied “FNMMMh “wimm ' ‘ 1...; w rum... membntw-s dkcbsnlod- He then “D-
. . timeofdeeignationa “‘0’.” Mi Booth Norwalk. Oil.” $10.51 “to 'l'bel’laaeof the lorwalhce-paayCraa- “rugged thatbewaeemployed by D; A.
"‘9‘ 9"“ "m“? “1" “film Ono-mm. " cam man too lingual-eat Dealofhtereat. E. Bald - “a m ed den ”0,.
oyatermeiu Thepreeentcaeewaeone of to than exactly the lane at when Cam, w, 5” m "Th N G With w gar
thirteeuwhlch Cook hldbroughtl‘pinlt Amm" ““5“!“ '“ Mimi A" laethibrwalk. com 5.510 490 ”um“ u“ °"""‘ ”cm” from Flori-t Hanfordmhich he never
elegy betweentoe two caret ieimpotel, -
3:1, gut gQitpnr “2:. it would not
2 t at . tree it
that the ground covered by hie deafina-
tion ie embraced within the etaturory de-
ecriptiou of natural oyeter beda. The
North Weet. 1.640 1.840 9“" " outlined by them in “1°" pro- roiurned. Be eleo tried to work the
Broad mm. am to) road ohm-r. In ctr-flu e 8"“ on! flower dodge on Mr. Hartford. but failed,
South n" ”n” M intereet in WWW L00": Mimi“ ee the florist knew Father Slocum’e buri-
Itivar. 2R5 1.8m gum, here it
NorthOenter. 1.155 1.135 a) fin.’ Maud “MP I “1’ “’9 ueee methode .too well. He also did
hemaey oyetermeir for taking oyetere
ahdclanathemwl 'm Mansions
Melanoma when the “Ramb-
ler” eaeewaedecided. It wae agreed by
- 1...... an... a... .. “MW Twit-- "It 1- chimed by thi- k i this kind at eeveral pioooo
pour-cl R ymood Welt Norwalh. 575 or! petty wor o
care tingle be taken to '3. gum {l“§.ii:.12°x:{."ar°i'e‘o‘i".fi'$oil"£ ““1“" “‘1’ ”‘9‘” "m "M 9“‘""°' 3"” Mm end-Nut flipped out end
'7 (Court ‘ m m. tlon 2888» to cl d' l the am" “0 ”5 5° W. d'dflfll'ml It | 00" wentto liaugatuch. whore Father 8io~
" forthe t 0‘ all q uralo our ad- gummbuyi‘mnat- “m“ w- “5” 55“ equal to karoaene oil» at aeveu centea cum’haelooatedhim. -
ofiaw. conceding tho: it could he prov- ! "t“ Boardof School .
, edthatthe udewere natural 0”” muygm'mdthewmcommui v mo too gallon. Itleeaiitbat theBtIIdaIdOil .__..___.._.._____....
arou enmay cave on y ogoueo W'- ._ _..._. _... .
catch-n bede‘wh‘eu Cook that attempt- theeebedeee directed by the Act. Such ’lbtale. mm mm rim mpwwm' “m °' W m coauecram txrucrsrs
‘3‘: adtoget them. '11.. reeult gm in effect cannotbegiventotheActof 1m 0... thoueand dollar-a wee 'PWL . __ ‘7. .
he: at meal-re to reaction an
The commencement arerchee of Ira
lead’e echool. “Hilleide.” leet eight.
mutt have given an honrof true pleaanre
totheteecherlandpupileofthie eehool.
ea they certainly did to the interacted
gueete who gathered in great force. Such
faithful work. nobly performed. innit
bring the beat happinem end give net to
the well earned vacation. The graduat-
ing eeeaya evidenced whet ie patent to
anyone who followe Ire. Iieed'e method,
ThieAct dare not purport to amend
eectiou_2388.nor to repeal or alterany
exlating legleiatiou; on the ocutram
it treate the exietiug etetu
deecriiitiou of the Baton Point an
Fiahleland bedaaeconclueive. It la
aim Iy adminietrative. and directe the
ia- Sh IFiahOommieeioueretomarh thoee
eatabliehed bedeaud two othere named
who...” 9”.” rimmem'
or it one ye.
tiil‘e claim ie beeed wholly on the follow-
iugecutenoe: “No eball beaoeet
or linen run an tel ude within the
natural or public beda any private or
.. ,. grounde.” Theobjectofthie
' directiouaudtho meaning of the lang-
’ the aubjoiued opinion and forever
. thiamine “ligation. and w-
. open the grounde to the indieputabie
eight of public flattery:
atedfcr theeveniug eebool. The ap-
propriation laat year area ”.000.
A. 0. Wheeler. of the dietrict commit-
teeof theOver River echooi, informed
the board that .100 of the taco increaee
naked for, wee for the eetabliehiug of e
mauuel training department in the
echool.
At the regular meeting oi the echooi
h, 'g thug “a
railroad care. the pine he made in.
clude the piping of it. Hartford
mmuipee all radiating f acne cen-
tral elation and thegaa being forced by-
powertul pumpe through piping of email
dimeiouetotheplaeaainwhichitieto
he need. The company he rent circu-
m only routine bueineee wee trene- mw‘rm:rnloit was: 1'3:
' ——-———————-—————-———~ theiropiniou ac to the adviaability of ex-
BAPl'iST YOUNG PEOPLE. tending the three through the town and
' heprobability of the town’s WWII thatcheeuceeede in making her pupile
"’ “w W‘ u need may. he claimed be open to The lentil-anal era-anger the no... ‘ gun—m. n.0,; difficulg “a 3.... we,
alleged treepaee. dzgobt; t it in certain that. this phraea ver aeeiaty laid but light. ouch ‘ W ” W' ii the char-
etoodart of the tuoher. Three eeeaye
were not merely ordinary echool girl pro-
hiouoco. "In the die-tor Glory." by
lien Coilieou. and "A Modern Rennie-
canoe.” by Klee Brien, were thoughtiul
and echolarly. They ehowed the strong-
ly marked trend of modern thought in
the line at helpiulneee to the human race.
"Vergil—A Nature Poet," by lilac Ber-
bour. and “The Bible in Tennyson," by
Iiiae Watkins, were poetic and original
in tmeut. lilac Wettine’valedictory
wee ecielly happy. and both her pre-
lim paper and thie leet le- formal
addreae ere remarkably well delivered.
There 0 lair young girle are well
AAAA and popular in Norwalk. and the
audience were pleased and eympathetic
becanee of the number 0! flowere prev
muted to the graduatee.
Ae la alwaye the care. tly presentation
of diplomae by lire. Iiead Ie eagerly en-
ticipated. and the wee leet evening in
her heppieat mood. This year but
brought to her eepecial evidence.» home
and abroad, of the recognition of her
able work. and the epoke with a ring of
happineaa in her sweet voice. Her pree—
enceieeo dignified and womanly. and
her line character ac atroegly marred.
tbatltleanexperieuoetohear herepcak
tothegirieehe lover. and touching to
note theireager and loud reepome. it
wee a charming feature of the evening
thatao many alumni abould be prbaent.
and plea-ant for there not prudently ac-
quainted. even. with the young women.
to ate again the pretty teen. lire.
lead la very happy in her choice of
the outaidetalent duedemhhergmm
, ’l‘heaoegectlreiieedbury,thepleuo
it“ ”it m “*9 ofIiwlilatenhuddrem bylr. Wat-‘
“'3‘“ M “I! thMoe-mliegmtroy Dr.
mmWfi m. were’ali perhet iotheir way.
ter 5 turned town meetinga will be
oalledin all the varioue towne and the
matter of ertcnalon acted upon.
“The only oppoeitiouto tbeecheme of
any magnitude la that of the varioue lo-
cal electric light and gas companiee.
whihh arenaturelly bitterly oppceed to
auy'eucb encroachment on their terri-
toriee. Another edect that would ariae
from the introduction of cheep gee
wouidbethe extended ueeoftbegae
D'Artoie;ilower committee. liar Grace r" M m ‘0' '“mmnmgbzo
Hopkine; temperance committee, lira, ‘undimedde o of sme'glzimflhl uee
Howard SherwoodiJuuiorChrietian En- lit ”1 mm. m“ wetter.
dearer. iiioo Carrie D‘Artole, aeeletant ' ““i ° ° own! axon.
eupeduteudentfiundey echool oommlt- “:2 ““32”” to i: ‘0 ‘ 10*
tee IlquleieDecker. " ““d "I" i 9 "'0 topic- the
ant. Theeieotiouof odicere wee then in Willareetledieldad, 030 "ii. --l
" "mm ”M inriu rich: oi lab on natural oya- «escroodromlndinohcchoicciorpccci. W”); '33: :10 30:0“? l the
ailect the right ter beda which indi uaie attempt to d”, oilire. John Tryou: vice-pmeident, company u c or my . cm
”W under a malignancie- W Robbine; mm“ eecretary. eerie that they require no guaranty
mail: mi”..i°.'c.i’.‘ m'.'g“."°'m Iiee Edith Babbler. The proaideut wee "°""“”'""“ "WNW m that
any quantity of gee ahallbe taken. All
eiuce1870.aud their meaning bee been inatructedtocaetoue ballot for Hr 'l'. - i i
eettled. lutheoaeeoi the applicationoi about“, an collector. who at preeeut theyrrqulre 1' I! ' to I” the
theOlinton 0 Ground Committee. m.“ ”mg, m cormpondlug pipe.andltieeapeoted that u" “up
52 Conn. 10. ectoi’ 1810 wee treated ' ' none! the eupply will be ill own argu-
ee foruiebinga apecillo “mm monthly. liter Eitie Decker. romaine. meet'and the POOP“ will take it without
oyetere i
cannot oonetrued ae authoriaing the
Shell F Commieeicnere in executing
a natural oyeter anorder toplaoe buoye for marking the
or bed (thie fact natural oyator bedeaaeetabliehed by law,
"lam ODIN“ to alter that law and to make a new
or became the evldem etatute eetabliehing the natural oyeter
,and received aanect to the beda within atate juriedictiou.
. Thedeeignated ground com The plaintifl claim in hie brlei that
weeterlyend clone 0! the the queetlou whether the lance were
under Itate gridiotion natural oyater bed could not be railed
coon clot and lab lei-ed under thepleadinge in thie care. became
belle). located and deecribed in the proceeding under eeetiou 2356 far
the General Statutee. theremovalofetaheefromanoyeterbed
which ha been improperly etaked out. in
the oulw in which the plaintifl’e title
canbe
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if the nth! can ralae thb
quencher” the remote or. and
eection applie- to an oyeter bed
within the eacluelve juriadiotiou of the
State theolaim la uevertheleee unfound-
ed, There it nothing in eectiou race
which preveute the bile from unrele-
The aemi-anuual bueineee meetlug oi
the Young People’e Society of Chriatiau
Endeavor. oi the South Norwalk Baptist
church. waa held ieet night.
Reporte of the work during the peat
elx montha were read by the oiiioere and
chairmen oi the varioue committeee.tbue:
Prayer meeting committee. Rev. R. 0.
Sherwood; lookout committee. abeeul;
eociel committee. Iii- Lula Ii. Semen;
lieelouery committee, Klee Corrie
treepaeaonpubllc gronuda in that color being permanent. it wet
the “3'“ °' ”’0'” ‘9 take moved and carried that a nominating any “"2532?“ w.
rem
w ” “WM “d to oommitteeofthreebeohoeeuto appoint
trump-cum
Among the many notable weddiuga
that have taken place at at. lary'r
church. none have been more worthy of
mention than that of William ii. liy~
indeed lire Nora Deer-leg. daughter
offineudlrabauiel Deeriugmflalu
meet. licrwalk. which wee mlemnired
thatathe Wm chairman for the varioue committeeeaed
.Ciiittull
notifythoae appointed and report Thore-
dayuight. The nominating committee
‘ oonfleteoiWarreuAthertou. ll. Welter
Alteuaudlit. Bennett. it me alto
votedthettbe appointment of a «pn-
iateudeut of the Junior Chrietiea Ig-
deavor heleftwiththepeetcr.
W Atbertouwaaappcleted dele~
gabtotheY.P.b.0. I. coomtic‘a at
Monmouth.
naaehaerllgtit'a Irena-me.
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thougbtb to be WW *
lietenm. ‘ '
an the detaile ae to the beauty ‘ ‘
roome andlthe comfort of H
were well though out and more
uebere being moat courteoae J
oieut. 'rliepreuy programmer . ‘
the oiaee oolore. green and w
room were decorated with fer-a.
white racer and whiteeweet peea. 7
great bunchea oi ileweee for the
whichcannolonger be a "
called “boutonnieree,” wereof wbite,
tied with green ribbon. oi thew
eoft green to lovely everywhere. The
cleae motto wee "Eeee Quam Vidari.
Following the exercieea there who
dancing to delightful mueic.’ dieooureql
by Wheeler & Wilaon’e orcheah'a. '
Arthur Plnueo, who waa ureter"!!!
oeremouiee of the evening. bad charge
critic iioorhnd hie aidewere ward”
Gregory, Thornton Hewitt and (lbarlea f~
[nesr NORWALK news on mourn reel.)
WANTED. 1"
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WOMAN for neral honeew k. can “ -
A eveninga. liege street. Beatwfiorwalk. '”‘
met .
NURSE girl to hel tahe cereofa
%7 31:91in at 7 High etiPeet. booth Renew
COLORED rl for roller 1 1:
Apply to hails. LIB. 31?ng ,
Camp etreet. Norwalh.
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Boeaoltur wanwd. Sn rior hoard arid
rooms. French and E ih king.
MRS. 1e. mum. 98 East avenggfimcafiblgt.
ANTED. an honest. active gentleman
W lady to travel for eetabllehedJeliabl“;
house. celerme. pnyable 816 weekly and .
extreme. Situation permanent. Reterenem.
lucloee ecu-eddieeaed “mm The
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furnished. for the cane
m, N s u. Applyto or
FOSTER BROS-o
117 1' . BELL ISLAND,
B all)! and other buildings on smith
Norwhih. recently occupied b
Magner aa a “Very arable. editable lb
house. bueineee purpoeee. or stables.
eion. J m l. Also. late reeldence of Ir. '1'. I.
Bayui .on Hillside place. iuruienedor Ia-
luaniehed. from June 15th. Every
convenience. inquire of RAYMONDBm
IRS. iii 1w
etrwat.
Jane
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avenue. 8 rooms. il in pro».
month. Inquire cl 0. E. Wilton. at tf
Terrorism house. all mod c prova- .,
W t'menth. GerardJ pliecle. {$31.3
cc avouume (or n u u
WIN ADAMS or A. ll. “INCHLISI'IBO: '
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“1381‘ floor. 10 Toilets street. 5
1‘ claim oruermltv water. Applm?$
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WAGE corner hie ie etreet bannin
C ”A edged in
ii. KNAPP. 82 Want etreet.
ncoun floor. No. if?
S rent oodward .m
- 6 room .
ward avenu’g'. ren O . dret flz'orwhgh
Norwaiir. rent. I . artmente earner
:wnliuu "m'izn'fi trunking.“ W ‘
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WARD. h m
T I. store ivo. 1 Railroad Place. !
occupied by J. A. larri
will t it at
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'l‘iie properiyjnown an the . ‘
GIBB 8 PLACE' '
on Knight etreet. l‘or particulate iauuirh of .
Coolidge & Lynne.
mam smuuoewanx. neiw .
Ityo3wantagecd lawnmower ' ” “1;
no. prlcaaarelow.andwa
wit% al . fl . .,
Euro. morocco.
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