was a blue background “.ilie class motto. “Audo , gtrauslated, means. .1 , r B. Wigham. Others on :the principals of the ' , or. the town. members . committee, Board of ‘, and. the clergy. At . '_ . Smythe, the violin- , t_ _ films, pianist. Their ushered: between the var- Q the programme were sim— “HL ~ of the evening opened to prayer by the Rev. . Doom. the class salutarian. . lib address very ably. lie ex- “ it“ sincere thanks of the class » - for the exceient educa- ities afforded by the town of . ot the evening was upon - .. by Rev. l". A. Bootleld. was not only a scholarly a mass at salient tacts - to the graduates. as «all young men or women in life. teaching lessons of everyday occurrences .. speaker paid his respects ~ ‘tstutheelassof‘us and ‘ plea for a high school Grater Norwalk. 'Mm Nichols. the class val- .. .1 , expressed the grateful spirit ,. ”hora of the class for the 4, Nevada had given them to , , m1 .dtlclilolt. She closed “ ‘ words of advice to her class- «on. vaiedlctory was a meritor- ‘hhti evidenced considerable as well on literary ability. Arthur C. \thelcr. a mem- , “district committee. compli- tko graduates upon the stop taken had with a tew words V.“ . about the now vra which was I»... “to their lives he presented , each member of the class ., WW graclottsly. the orcscutatlou oi the 'l'. K. Noble pronounced I ' mu. cement exercises closed . . luilvltics. i... f; .a—————.—.— , 5"“. City Whoclmen have cho- “‘ Julie 7. us the date for the and Nine qutcrn pu- dhic was scIt-ctt'd in order the out-ot-mwu clubs which larltcd to attend on oppnc . to act on the invitutions. uud astoni- arrnlllcmettls u» colit- .. the club priso.probabiy a hand- ’ . , ‘ In. which will be offered. At “a ihdlfldual prise will also he I l ' 'prade committee. at a meeting _, event . Ilrt‘liled that ouch a “unitorm.” to his whccl with a ting M. on willie. and one blue it. and shall war a this her decorations. of cont-w. H ‘ 7.1.800 Willt‘l‘il Full til. ll the amount at ".800. alleged no the books or itseley a _. ”It. were hill at auction a.» Waterbury. by order ot _ . Oourt. at the sigma-st. .32”- "r u: .n. ‘ lea cone. .- lrr . . .llarrr Hart ruined it bills were hats-hell down you want them 9“ use. , uw‘ as he urodttcod s all the way tron this tats-slag."»~ " . wtuusus. a m it" be ruthlessly thrown aside. 5". 9.33711, . at. “COIM‘W'OOM W ‘bythaantaa's'sd’diation .? ’ in brief,.the subircllio be consider- ed "at "the bienniai'are ' as follows? Home. Phases of Economlc'Worh in. Clubs;=Educatlon, Iovement in the Un- ited States, The industrial Problem as it Ailects Women‘land'lchildren and Folk Songs of America,’ _ in addition ’there willie conferences on club methods, at which prdhtical ‘ huestlons'to clubs.botb iargc‘aud, small. will he considered. Practical phases of all these questions will he subjects of discussion. For instance. in 'the art meeting such subjects as the Decoration of School Buildings and What‘can Art dor tor a Community! will be discussed. At the press meeting. over which Mrs. Henrotin will preside. such themes as How to Secure the (lo-operation of the Press with Altrulstic Movements. Shall the Club Publish its News? etc, will.be taken up. Some oi the best women Journalists in the country will be the speakers. At the Library meeting accounts of the ark done by clubs all over the count y in the way of public and trav- eling libraries. will be given. At the Educational conference. Margaret J. Evans. president of the Minnesota Fed- cration and principal at Carleton col- logo. will preside. Mrs. Cornelius Stev- enson will hays charge of the meeting on Civic clubs. She is president of the noted Civic club of Philadelphia. which has been so great a factor in the mun- icipal life of thatcity. At the indus trial meeting Clare de ’Graii'eurled and Mrs. A. P. Storm. two of the most not «4 labor statisticians in the country. will speak. and also Mary M 0'- Snllivau. president of the Boston [in- ion for Industrial Progress, (in Bastian-Julie 26. twelve principal nolplts’ln Denver will be filled by such preachers as Celia Parker Wooiiey and caroline Bartlett Crane. and such spea- kers as Jane Adams. litre Cornelius nrcsident of the National Council of Jewish Women. MINNIE J. REYNOLDS. Phairman Biennial lites! Committee. 8W“ 0' canons ADMIN. Ontdlespectto the [emery of lag land’s Cream Statesman. (By Associated Press.) London. May lll——'l‘he House 0! Com- menu was crowded today. and when tut- speaker culled upon the government leader. Mr. ilaifour. nli proseni uncov- cred their heals. Mr. llultour said: "I think it will be felt in all ports bi the House lhnl we should do lilting honor to the great mun whose long and .pleudid curccr closed today 'by udjour- ulna. "This is not ihc occasion for uttcr- iug ihc thoughts which naturally sill treat ihcmselvos. 'I'bul occasion will prmeut ilaoll tomorrow. when it will no my duty to submit to tho House on tuldi'cns to the piston. praying her to trrnut illc honor of u puipic tnncrol. it the honor is not inconsistent with the t'llll‘t‘tiltlll wishes of himselt or of those who now the right to speak in his be- half. and also praying the queen to di- rect that it public monument bu orcctcd ul \l’cstmiuister with an inscription csprcaalvo ot the ppbilc admiration. si- tuchulent and huh sense entertainod by the iiouse at Mr. (iladslono's turn and .tpbudid gltts and devoted labors in Parliament and in thc high unit-ea of stoic. s “ileforc actually moving adiourutuoul i barn to propose a formal roaolutlon that tho House tomorrow resolve itstdt into a committoa to draw up an address. the contents of which i harl- iusi in- titrated." Alter u word of assent trout iilr Wil- liam Versus Harcourt. tile liberal lead- er. the meiuticn was adoptcd and ibc House adjourned. touuntrrtctrr t-s'rus'rs. 'i'hr tollowing were issurd May it. ll“. l lat total-lied from oilicts of A M. Wooster. “lent lawycr and tutlici tor. Ilrhlgeport. (fonts: ”A. .ll. :dls‘lmefi'liri “purl. torment n e'. . n . opt-rt. n or; it. i Mower. New listen. three. pre- pay much. tor Mere. rrgistsrl mesh. More. coin controlled . for meterst h. A. Farm. interiors. but i i l. I. l‘almer. ltlddlstowa. : . bake. liltord. nreusrtaest a sch. tor meters: A. it. loser. nice- i . no controlled device. its 1 tinett. lisrthlrd. pitch blit- i 0. idea. spot-us: W. 0. ”studio. lull. Trademark Us. New Haven. its and low.” DWI Mil. ANtl t‘Alli‘lll‘l'. W Willis. swat-st ts hare ss- caasd heat the unsalrs. it. V.. tail. was arrested in IlalMtl. sail will he 'Wersrtsltew Y'i‘h same with is alaadmeaas. sunlightooots‘o‘stuuwtmmcm: .. W‘s.“ VMW The extsnslpu oi the tr'oileyline from 580nthport..to'Westport his been com; plated. with the exception of stringing the-wires along a], portion of the3route. and this work. it. ii expected, will be fir-action company officials are arrang- ing tor the running of cars Sunday next when it Is .the intention of t e oil‘lcials“ to announce the formal o . ng of the new branch. Workman are been in- duatrlously laboring. all the spring: oh the extension. and the rainy weather ,has to some extent interfered with the progress of the work. '.'i'be contractors. however, managed to work many days when rain tell. ' ' . The company has been busy the past week getting things in shape for,the opening of the line. and at first it 'was thought cars could be run over the one tension on Saturday of this week. The tracks have all been laid with the ex- eption of over fiasco bridge. and this in a day or two. An extra force of linemen is at work stringing the wires. The residents of l-‘airdeld are happy because of the completion of the road. as it will mean for them a reduction of fare from l-‘airfleld’ to Brideport. Heretofore it cost ten conts'to go from Bridgeport to either b‘airfleld or South- port. Now. under a signed agreement with the l-‘airileld selectmen, the Trac- tion company agrees to carry passen- sers from the postoflce In Falrileid to Bridgeport or from Bridgeport to; the Fairfleid postonlce-for one fare. five cents. This concession was insisted on by the selectmen of l-‘nirtleld before any turthcr grants would be made to the company. and the corporation agreed to It. The company will have a num« ber of new cars shortly tor the Increas- all trstllc. With the. extension to West- port completed it will be msslbic tor one to ride by trolley from Milford to Stamford. as the (‘onaolidatcd mud is paralleled that distance by. the electric ran a. Alsstlngatthucentraicinb Tumor, rowtul‘osmalraneh The work oi the Red (‘roaa society is ittrsciing universal attention and num- -rous organisations all over the coun- ry are putting matters in train to give it assistance. The well established lusincss methods ot the various wom- ‘u's clubs and patriotic studeties enable heir members to respond at onco when necessary. inateud oi waiting till it acp- trait- society can be organised. Tllt- t‘cutral club has altered Ita‘as- .l-tubly rooms for a sterling to ho pur- iclpaied in by delegates from the oth- ‘r women's clubs ot Norwaik. and by til interested. This meeting will take llacc. as previously announced In those ~olurnns. this week it’riday at ii p. m. the matter will he told bctoro thc Iluttghtera of the American Rcvolutlou it their big open meeting tomorrow. out it is «smut-d that they will sond t largo dolegntlon. - - Almost every day there is some ar- °ultnt of the interesting proceedings of M New York branch ot the lied (‘ross n the papers. and it will he at advan- use to the Norwatlt suailisry to be so ucar as to be in touch with this great bunch of tho pumt society. Every- llil' interested is strongly urged to he tin-sent on Friday. out!“ can “but. ~.. "a.-- “WWW“ the temp- Willem New York. tiny It~liarly tmluy lisar Admiral ituuoe. watmandaui ot the navy yard. liruokiyu. received a Ines-ape team (9 sin lands. oi thc United hiatus cru set t‘olumbis. in which the cruisers mmmandsr sent his maplltneata sad nous-u the comman- lani that his vessel was at the Tom- slnsvtiie new. cl that-n island. During the known the hat: wit it Nlas towed three heavily n cos barges iron the yard to the Columbia. ind that resent is now betas «stated to her annual insanity. All inlbrllllun is to the tuture movements at i crui- m was related I!" t ulcers a cola~ magi.“ Maury ya . concerted yacht Mia. re- nhrteteneti lilat. tell the sari! rs to. do in command at ileuisasat e - set. not flat! is Admiral - or.” on w W my lease the yard within the nest y-sight boars. as she is almost - is lot service. lame ot are out are also swam orders a will see- babiy sail ,. the beginning at asst "Wu lam , are finished in a few days. The Bridgeport , portion of the route will be completed . .i. Tayierhtloidea'a Ii ‘ i "i“ ' s r 'r. vi. m“: 3 we. 7 washing...» St. Thei'B'u'sinessfl Men made upon it. the business men are Read i . then Profit. unusually-stoned sealaprocureabcaotbr. lartaad’shostua. 't‘shaue- eordiagtoairestioasaadtt may save "sauna icag udaalataliilasm. Aceton‘ munch-mamma- asha sad amllat sees antafiatthehaatt. uscou ms WW museum—awe. rowan-t. Oil-sat. testifies,“ . “B itdfientso assets. . W ___.«.AI:.l‘.rktNtos.,'I“ ‘. , ; . ‘5 JV ' ‘5‘. These. guilds cannot be equaled anywhere, and thespprices are right. 3 .,-_--lfl-y—, no they on be Higher. .5? j, “‘-_'C‘all early. and get first selection. . . to.” . ,south’iu it 'i ; 1. may, .. t. , Er’walk. N .‘i oi the Norwaiks and. vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that it does not’p’ay to have cheap printing in use in their business llow Do We Know ? amuse of our rapidly and sieadhy increasing business. which has been and inadvsnelug until we now find it necessary to keep our composing and press departments in operation day and night. and our engineer tinds busy moments in preventing his constantly whirling engine from getting a bot box because of the great demand The Tendency oi the T imes. is toward a hlgher grade 0! printing tor the use at business. mercan- tile and professional men. and. in fact. all who have use for the ~ printer‘s art. because they realise that printed matter which bears the stamp of experienced and akilltui design. and careful execution. Is in fuel: ancient advertising for any enterprise, because the character at a business is most absolutely Judged by the character and ap- pearance oftha printed matter in use. and. as we have said beiore. oming convinced of this fact. it is not a Case of flide-and-Go-Seek lent the “best that ever happened" in the printing line. tor you can Ind it. and at. the right prices. at cinnamon and Job Printing Oiice, No. 40 Water Street. South Norwaik. (loom. Just arouhd the corner trom Washington Street. INTERESTED Ill "PEWlil'I‘ERS it If so should know all “it'll. n. no this turn last improve rreswntraa is the lesdcr to improvements. This man i rlt ill on... v “r. on.“ . is" l" II“. “that II. liia WMMWW. IVMCUII. N. V.. MI. A. "mourn-um... D. W. RAYMOND. rush-mar “alterations. I.“ MM. Dionne-"haul sawdust-alt. mas-m eta-«stats. Mahatma-rats summer Marmot-a“ in 5"". n. Jss"i~ts""'ua W. VIA-“l Jaoeblbavton. 3...}...st °‘" “WW meats. tt-l anatomy wickless and“ stove ever made. No directions necessary. Simple and economical. No valves "will not overflow." i. No soldered Joints. ' No wick. No smoke. Cannot clog or patent of order. . Absolutely safe. : - snuoua REFRIGERATORS A! I) LAWN MOWERS. You can tind nothing better. pounds—K: VIA'iiil ll 5, & DOW, 112 Washin South ponies on 11 Street, orwnlk. 000000000000000000000000 Kent g. Son, Pianos. A High (lmde i’lanodirect from the fucwry. illri a' face trial. Guaranteed or cv rlcos for your p nos. ' Wt to us. fiend forntthlog. KlihT a SON. to runhusb avenue llnxlklyn. is. Y. ten yours. Do not pa fan- 000000000 lliovlng Ahead! v . Our New Goods Are u... in Stock. We have paid special attention to the new colors and have a large variety of designs in Red, (lmcn. lllue and Know. You arc mrdiaiiy invited to call and at» them. Paiutcts‘ supplies. ' (ilatst. etc“ Painting. puperbauging and tin-ornliug. E. E. Gorhom, ittirttnutt. mm. W ' mass in Wall Papers and Borders 1 NOITN IAIN I'l'lll'i'. loath Norwalk. hmple Books at Latest Ityll at Papers. binders and dill Iosldtus taken to bonus tor inspection. on It line by postal. Miniat- “all! given. I“ Vhehaatlrlvlu why not inveaaegu to Contact and Ityiat “Hays-u nulhlttg cairn at the EXCBLSlOR LIVE“ AND SALES STABLES. wwngmwssm I“ M w d m m" "WM“... ”'0. is Very stat-n desired. Oooor H. Ionian. (Will I. I. Ml " banners. menu}: '1 cargo from above. . give more efleotive ventila‘ sinking and water. 3 ‘ltll sments vent cargo heating sudsyruting and are also capable at being le sealed, so as to'ncatrnliae Mandato- orally speaking, water tight“ eonipa‘rt: ments are doubled. the consequent ISI- worthlness of a vessel “being. vastlyiu- , creased. Besides'th‘cso essential‘sdva‘u- tu‘ges‘ there are many others, as. ionin- . stance, more speedy manipulation r and no risk of injury by cashless handling; Bad melts burn cargo donotrreach the passengers. The vessel would be a mi-r vago appliance 'in‘ herself in, case of stranding, and last, but not’icost. the batches are pm-ticnlarlysuitable for deep water ballast tanks. :' ’ ' The practical edectot Captain Chad- dock's lmprovedh'otcboit will be to mill! in proportion ”the number of decks" are to bulkheads. Thus. a 'ship with eight bulkheads and three decks would at present hang _only nine water tight compartments with wooden hatches. but with the improved batches and wa- ter tight docks the same chip Would have 25 oomparttncnls, an increase of is ex- tra compartments. Cumin Chaddock's improvements have been submitted to- the leading shipowners. ‘underwriters. marine engineers and other practical men. both in Europe and the United States, and they have spoken of them in the highest terms—New York Sun. HIS CURIOUS ACCIDENT. Narrow loops Fro-s Being lode Blind ‘ by l Thunderbolt. James Larsen. an exprcasman of Stock- ton. Cal.. had a splinter removcd from his eye a few days ago by a physician after suhcriug for two months and bo- corning almost blind. Ho could not ac- count tor its measure at first. but after some thought decided it must have bcc‘n thrown there by a flash of lightning which come near striking him blind about. the‘tst of August. He was nmving a family in the Fair Oaks addition when Stockton was visit- cd by an electrical display. A bolt struck ,in front of him. badly dozing him. He was blind in the eye from which the piece of wood was taken for some time after the flash struck the ground near him. When he regained his cyeaigltt. an itching sensation com- lncnoal. and the member was became so influxncd that ho unsuited a physician. in: examination the doctor found a splinter had pierced the eyelid and was resting on the cyebnll. The piece of Wood wus removed. and the puiicnt is rerorcring. Mr. Launch has n dint mol- lcciiou oi a stinging nonunion when tho flash of lightning «curred and is of tho opinion that tho splinter was thrown in his eye from a piece of lumber which lay noun—hinn Francisco Chmulclo louse II'ypagl'nphtsol levers. An English newspaper has «illicit-d aunoutuustug typt‘ra ioalonors. Mr. Arquithnucc rcf to the gown» tncut's “pique or toupcrz" the nanrtcr wrote ”[u'acook nutter. " A marker at lint-tor hull. replying to an attack. laid it was "a double lio in tho shapo of half a truth." which. by tho into-unity at tho rcportcr. a eurod as a “doublc cyo hitho show i. hall a tililll." laud linsmll. the then «noon at Windsor. had bot-n trying. he said. for it) ycars to cure drnukards by making them drink in tntsicratluu: tho local ucwupspcr bad it that he had bccn trying for to years to drtult in moths-stun. but bad lltM'l‘ coco smashed. ilir Jumoallraut. in a numb in thc tiuuudisu honoriol «annuals. (moo retcrmi lo a man's than: when in print it road "a man‘s tit-has." and on snubs-r tlfl‘lllillt his to crs-uco to "trust for tho gods" appealed “(tail for thoI lasts " in setting up a aptwh ot i-iir usury Irving the «on sailor nude "many We in «snail islets" rtstt “wta%‘.imracys ta satali hwta “—New York base. i i of d .1 to 33? :3 a3 is :1 [33“ till i i til ll [5? ii i ; A“ l t tiply the watertight distance or a ship . ’ '
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