m altl friends of the otudenti
we eat in large nit-hero. nearly ni-
‘ 1* the auditorium and gallery. The
andieaee woo made up mainly of iadleo
aunt-er attire of bright bon-
notn ad Irwin and fluttering tone
Witt out a scene that was full oi
life and dalmatian. Beginning at 8
n‘eloeh Iniytho'a orehootrn rendered the
him can't programme:
larch—W.
(Nature-Chime of Normandy.
Waiter—him noverieo.
W" “I ltripeo Forever.
”Winnie: of the cloning march,
, to “have at tho “only nine:
N. .1. y in amber. earoo treat he
Rhino incubate.“- young ladioo from
the left and the young gentlemen front
the right. and took aenta in n remi-
clreio on the lingo. All of the girl gra-
duateo were tiraoaod in white. Seated
in the foreground were Attorney Joa-
eph R. Taylor. who conducted the ex-
oleiaea; Rev. it. 0. Sherwood. of the
South Norvtnik Baptlot church. who
. node the opening prayer; Frank A.
Ferria and Attorney John H. Light. the
apooitern of the evening. and Prof. i.
8. Brown. who preaehted the diplomas.
In the background were a nuiubcr of
prominent oltlneno. among whom were
lion. 'l‘nlntadge Baker. ex~llnyor itich-
ard ll. tloidoa. Footninoter (l. w. iir-nc
diet. Preoldoat J. A. Richardson of the
Y. I. C. A.. ldntund It Crowe. and
William 8. hith. A cornet role. The
Phillie. by Howard ’l‘illy. followinu iltc
invueiiilon. concluded Part l of the pro-
Minnie.
With the opening of Part a of tho
oaorcioeo Frank A. ii‘orrio ntade a
oplondld m. apeaklng particularly
to the aiudoat on aotno of the tactorti
of a Ml litilnnoaa «rear. but llrut
eongratuiatlag‘ tloiiih Nurwalit upon
having ouch on laoiitution an lirown'i
Winona college. The palate he aouaht
to improve upon the admin of the [Hill-
itotea were. looking on tho brunt lldi‘
of tli‘ittllrm Willy no ngainot illc
mmplaoe. an attractive no agalniit
a repellent aeronaai amt-once. cloa-
iaa with none very wholvaano advice
to the young lattice in regard to their
eondatn in W life.
At the clone of Mr. r‘errla‘ adduma
n tenor little. When all tho lteal For.
noho You. by finely. wan outta by tin
firowo. ilo one in good voice. and
general. aapinaao rewartled lilo chart.
1‘" “I. ll. Willi ll diall-
lho mil riaiag and union
thereiwih M one to another with
a will". moment that won name
i
1
o la aurrived by her hit-band
and four children. Mildred. Albert 1..
Martha and lei-y. who have the deep
mpathy of the entire community.
Ira. Hoyt war a inert devoted wife and
mother. and never banned in her endea-
voro tar the comfort and happineaa of
her homily. Of a kind diopooition and
over tloightfni of othern. Ihe endeared
herself to all who enanyod her nonunio-
tnnoe. urn. Hoyt woo a aineoro Chris-
tian. a member of the Pivot lethodiat
Episcopal church. '
The funeral will be held from her
into home. Tueaday afternoon. at 3
o'clock.
--
none AID amnion.
Company 'til Io Dandy with roll
huh fr tho Iliad Gall.
Company D. Fourth regiment. (‘ono
necticut National Guard. held a bean
bake at the Norwalfi Armory. iaot night
There wan also a special meeting of
the oompany and twelve recrniia were
collated. The company to now in firet-
elaea condition. and ready to go to the
front with oillcern who have each many
yeara‘ experience. thooc in command
having worked their way up from the
rnnkn.
The Fourth regiment is at prcacnt
dismembered. but Companies D. it: and
I! will mmmthe ethic of the
third all: if on. Company fl can leave
the armory with 150 able bodicd men.
who will papa an rumination with a
omniler percentage of unqualified ,men
than any company that haa yet gone
from the Fourth regiment. Thin coni-
pnny was never in better eondiilonibuu
in twenty four houra The company
wan never in a better condition than
it is today. and clin’Illl't for the front
in twenty-four hours. Thin company
wan organiard in tiles. and route of the
leading buaineaa men of South Norwalk
had the honor of owning in it.
A apcclnl utmlna of the company
will he held next Tuesday night.
1.30.!!!“ M“
the looting of boat Ironing One of
the loot Yet laid.
The meeting of the industrial League.
in the parlora oi thi li‘irnt Methodiat
Episcopal church. lant night. was one of
particular interval. The portal comtnit~
icc had provided an entertainment of
illilltililil tncrlt. each member bclnu on
well retrained on to call for an encore.
The programino cttlialsicil of solar»
tlona by the Linxwoiicr orcht-airn.
Janice idnawelicr. tintlfried liltingcr
and Arthur Merriam: industrial league
unarlctie. Menace. iiirat. ill-own. than
and Mnraunnd; reunion. Ml'ii. 8. Milton
iltcvona: mandolin-i. violin and piano.
Million label lllitig..Alicc l'ouwe. hill-
dretl Weber and Hunter fluorite in.
Iranitaola. tieorgo ltlrnt. ataotnpnttlcd
by Mina Nellie i.‘llunnnedlcu.
After the iii-tarantula wireshntonir
were revved and a atrial hour was on!
toyed.
The mention of the ltttiuatrinl lr‘l'
one have been alwaya made attractive.
but the one of bull ovrnlnn wait ottc oi
the moat enioynitie yet bold.
man nae-am
Cleave For In lathe looted by
Wain loaneil.
Lincoln Donnell. Order baited Ataerv
lean Inhaler. eluded the following
alcove loot night for the naming all
alanine:
tlaanrlluwtlharioe Miter.
Vieo-eoanclinrM tiuinatiaga.
Ml. aorniary~~0harlea ll. Ade
awe.
blatant recording antrotarymtirll-
data a. lenient.
Financial mules-wheat w. Ail-
ante.
Will A. Wood.
lnatda mum iii."
a
Onialle Protector—George bride.
Junior launcher-mi. it. thatet.
denier «meadow»: He'll; m
laoeahoo wade more
M and than
tohoo to the
POSSIBILITY rm THBR
'5" 1 Yea-
n
a...
Washington at Noon
.. LAYED
‘ . Irotn Seville. Having
NEWS HAS 3
Andean Troapa New About a lite and a
Already raw 1mm Leaving it I like in the Rear.
Titan linking it Apparent that a harlot ll Near at lined
tier Forces Only Bight anti tine-hail 'liiet from Santiago.
Washington. June 25—Tlie first dispatch from (len-
eral Shafter ounce iug the engagedent between the
Spaniards and the A erican forces reoclied the war de-'
partment at noon today and was as follows:
Playn Del Este. June fab—Adjutant (.ieneral 'L'. ‘l.
A.. Waabiughin-Baiquiri. J uno 24—Furtlier news from
(ieneral Wheeler places our loss in this morning’s firing
at about ten killed and forty woundedi Captain Cnpron.
United States volunteer cavalry. killed.
Wounded—Major Brodie. Captain Mct.‘lintmrlr and
Lieutenant Thomas (received here Tiles.. and supposed
to be an abbreviation) First United State volunteer cav-
alry; Major Bell. Captain Knox and Lieutenant Byruin.
First United States cavalry. Captain Knox seriously.
Captain Wainwright. formerly reported wounded. is un-
injured. The argues of the others killed and wounded
are not yet known. The Spaniarda occupied a very
strong and entrant-“lied ”position am a liiiili bill. The iir-
inn-lasted about an hour and the enemy was driven from
his position. which is now occupied by our ti-tmps. about
it mile and a half from chilln. The. enemy has rciirctl
towards Santiago dc. t‘ubn. .-
(burned)
SIM it"l‘ltlii.
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Washington. .luitc 25~~~tlcnorul Shut ‘ rear. Seviiiit is the point whcrc the
lcr‘u report waa rtn-civcd about noon Spaniards claim they will make a dear
and pave the ilrut official data of in. ilt‘l‘ltio stand and with our torccu only
ciiaiiacineiit ycatcrtiay. The pcitcrai'r a mile and a half off. it in apparent
referent-em "further news" and to "tor- "N“ ii illit‘lflli’i‘ illlil iii nt‘ui‘ nl lilllill.
uicr report“ could not be explained. it! ii iii “W‘ "Illt‘r "It"! ili‘i'lllu in Minnv
this was tlic first report of any kind ilill‘t's tliic Interior town. not the porn
from him. There won the imaibilily “"‘l W" “‘"i‘l‘lilrlhl'l‘ lilfiblllldlfi-‘l‘his
that an early report had been delayed tthou-u our tried)» to be about eight
on route. but the accaptm belief war and “n“ M" "in“ "0|“ Santiago. ac-
thut General Rhafter‘a rclcrenrcn wort “0'1"". ‘“ ”“m‘r‘” “h"m‘r'“ report.
to tile early prcaa reports. which be All"! "mi‘iiilr gill! any ilit' panic hic-
‘ I i I 0!
doublicea know were beina ltil‘Witrtlcil :flf;""k";;'|‘:i“i“f:: "A "‘ 1W“: :3"
‘ i ' t t
The report received wan that front (‘ol- ‘r ' m' a" u ‘ ”M“ “m "”
auci Allen on to the toitarnph llllca 'I““'“""""“ "' '"I'lmihiciily wrung, tluc,
which incidentally mentioned the prom 331.2":3: i‘ll‘tinllitxl‘flk‘bfllitliiillviit‘i‘xilllz‘:
”WM" “‘ . our "“W'mm “mm“ |.. H. hict‘tirmicit. who iwlnuita loiiipoiu
Wainwright a name appear“ iii llw Ml" urily to the “w my..." h. which i...
“W WWW“ for "l” first "“w' A“ was attained at hia own mutant front
"NW“ ”mm "Wm "M “M“‘i‘mfl' the tlevonth unitary. recently stationed
l" “mi". about M” " "WWW" in the tintitltwori. 'i‘licre in no oillcer
(lent-rill flhatter'u dcapntch thrown m "w Willi" or volunteer army it!
tumbler-Ne new "Ii“ “0 "W “‘“m' the name of th‘iinluch. t‘itlitliti itc-
aituation of the advance lower. it (‘tirllili'li in from Ohio and was nrad-
ataim it critical that later “NW" lllllt'tl front the military academy in
Wheeler. commander of the email."
lilltl.
tlivialon. iii with the advance fnrc‘. ii“ The t‘aptaln \t‘uiitwrlnhi. wfurred to
l‘tilllil'l‘ltlfil'ti and the cavalry tom-a.
in tlcucral tihiit‘tcr'a dciipincit no be.
which participated ytwtcrduy. bciua
inn itdumi. bciouga to the lI‘irat catal-
part of lleneral Wheeler‘s command.
ry. lilo full name in lhtbcri l“. I'.
M iii felt to be characterialic of the wiflnuruht, lie w... twp p. Fanny].
dash and liailtiimllli M Wlerr "it“ vanin and appointed to the military
he should be leading illti ntivaiuvn and academy from Now York.
it to lotion an anawcritta route of tin ~ N...“
continent- made upon the age of saint
of the volunteer linden.
(lanai-oi lliafier'a report that our
trtaipa are now about a tulle and a hail
trota flotilla shown how rapidly the
American midter- linve tilllilltltl for
ward. They have already ant-ed duh
noun. ioavioa it three other in the
immune-”we
0N! Mill (“'1‘ OFF.
llnalolanh. June lib—little lime. lined
eight yearn. the dnualttor of tiroenavllio
iatronta. wait probably fatally taint-«i
on the New Holland railroad traeha
near the station titla noon. It freight
train ran over the child. «uniting ol’ not
log.
WAR BULLETINB.‘
.. “mm... «new .n...m...- ............-.-~.
it in reported in Madrid that the peace conditions
annealed by the l'nitcd Stated include the mmaession
‘of Porto Rico. the independence of Cuba under on Am-
erican pmteotorate. a naval station in the Philippine
ialnuda and a coal depot in the Canary Islands.
Another prise. the Amapaln. of Honduras. was
brought to Key West. this morning. having been cap-
, one by at. venom.
W
' waaon canon canon.
”lemma “- Drab
fly Aaoeeiatad Pia-a.)
Wantingtoa‘ ‘ . Juan Iii-Tho proport-
tiontoattaek thoconatotlpain lt-
ooit. while not having programd to
any definite otago. hao been the coho
loci “ICING ear-neat diaeunaion In ad-
niliilotratlon oireieo. tllollli it lino
gained no eel-lone attendee in the da-
liharationn of the cabinet an a hotly.
The plan. an internally diacnoaetl.
iooko to taking a number of our iirot
olaan battleahipa. with a Went no-
tilin ol oolliera and supply voaaelo. and
making war on the large ciliee along
the Spaniel: coast. in this connection
the statement of a cabinet olelai that
he favora an early ordering of about
ten of our veaoala of the brat rating.
with orders to carry what will behead-
od in the course of no long a journey.
to be taken away front our fleet in Cu-
be and sent direct on this miasion. is
sknihcnnt. lie said he believed that
until name such work as that it: done
by our forces the government of Spain
will fail to appreciate the renounce of
the government with which abe is at
war. While earnestly dioeiisseti. no
project of thin nature has yet been
laid before the oilleial family ‘of the
president. This action. if it were tali-
en at all. would involve the view that
the vessels could easily be spared from
the Cuban waters. and some menibera
of the administration have no hesita-
tion in saying that they might be coal-
ly spared before long without detri-
ment to our campaign in Cuba.
With reference to Havana. it baa
been suggested that our troops aur-
round the clty and take pomeimn of
the highlands an as to cover every point
of approach and conduct in peaceful
siege. The plan is yet tentative. it
would do away ordinarily with the
large facilities that input necessarily
follow an attempted immediate capture
of the Spanish citadel. and also would
locate our trmpa in healthful rmione.
Probably not less than 76.000 men
would be needed ahmild this plan be
adopted. While the administration
baa not over much confidence in get-
ting grout assistance from the Cuban
forces. they could be counted (in to
some extent. .
roroouriue MANN.
Drool-lotion of the Gantry |l'lii'oiigli
whiehour'rroe haven-and.
iCGDII‘ifllll.. i898. b Aaooclntcd- l‘rcm.)
0n litutrd 'l‘lic Aauiit‘iilit‘tl l’rcus lies-
pnich flout littuntioqs. off .inrnaun.
Province of Santiago dc Cuba. 'l‘iinra-
tiny. June 23. via Kingston. .iitiitaicn.
Friday. June 24. 7 p. ill. Now that the
American land fort-cs arc tltrcalciiins
the city of Santiago dc Cuba. the topic
graphic conditions prevailing in that
vicinity ltt‘i‘ttllit'ri interesting. liaiqui-
ri. where the ill‘al landing was made.
and Miranda. wlicrc ticiicrnl Idiwitlll'tl
bciiddnnrtci-n were last plant. are both
small t'tNllii “th15 in the throat of unr-
t'ow cilia through a range of low ltlllii.
iinitittlri is lttt'li'l‘ Inilcs curl of Sun-
tiuuo and .iitrngnn is ciulit miles east
of that city by the coast line road.
which runs behind the little twice as
far. it is called a wagon rund. bill it
is practical only for heavy. two-wheel-
t‘tl carts. with tiilliculty. having six
ballot-kit yoked to than: taiidctn fatali-
itin nn‘il drawing a very sititiil loud.
The pioneers rcptirt ilini iltc it'cl is
practicable for artillery lilill pat-it
trains. but it is ttuupcnltiiiily iiilil even
for wniitina. though it is reasonably
lcvcl.
tittr trope have now pusml all the
illliltll bill tuict-ieuiua bctivcm lit‘l'l
anti liaitliago. ‘l‘hc i'ciuuininu twcltc
lllilt'it by mail i.» utcr a practically Icv-
ci country. with more chance for open
order. solar. however. the mud ilitN
lawn walled. and ill taunt pincoa over-
arched with mipregiinlite innate
arowtb. thorns lilitl creeper-i. uiitciiittg
like the interior of n irugranl. uter-
iicuicil cpltiicrvatury and piclurtwiuc
with aplnnlloa oi irupic ill t'llilll‘. lit
ulcuudvce and other flowers. but tor-
ribio for troops.
For half a llillt' near licinniayaho. ll
entail rli't‘illli rune. ill the road and the
inoii have iamir‘l‘iiutpeilcd to walk in
water.
luciticitiuiiy ilic‘ medical advice
about wct fact. itialii wind: or pct-spin
adult-stalked inuiica and the necoiiuily
oi itnilinti tirinitlna water. bun already
lawn thrown to the wind».
idiocy an advice sounds at home. it in
almost ititpnttiilblc to follow it here:
illuittii iii the Aiiicricttit "MIN" who
are familiar with Minolta any they
have never seen attitilern tilt the plains
present piciitrea of an lunch dinner»
from the hunt. and they add illnl the
only wonder in that there are so few
pmtraltunu at prctiolti. The Anteri-
t'itll stature and apparent stamina are
minaritnhio in coinparilum. The col-
tirotl Miller» of the 'l‘wnntydi‘lh and
'icnth Hilltllt‘lllit tire uttlbirnti lam»
and they acorn blacu ainnta .n the
p. in bridle the tiny nearo Uilillll
tttiitl era.
lilill'l‘ WWW. 'l‘l‘lidN lilhlilldid'.
lat-inalieid. Inna. June on «t'iaca-nce
It. liiniiit. fifty. ahot and beriinpe fit”
telly wounded hia wire client 1 o'clock
thin morning anti then shot hiinaelt
death lad Minuet lnatantaneenn. The
station of t r crinui la unknown. but it
believed that dinitit woo insane.
lire. Wharton Worden. of Center avo-
iiae. who baa been oerlnuiiiy iii. waa
Mien to her borne in Chantal" Rifle.
N. Y. lithe wan metapnaled by her
amynadhorm.fiioo their
1,
tin new
Flood tine Dollar and cousin
Selling Cigars on Sunday.
JUNE BW‘ m.
Iolvllonootofiow thfi to W
iagdthelteroondthohlooworo
lowed lore-airy u hear-
I‘otlhaoeo of Appeal.
Judge Gregory. of the Town Court at
Norwalk. rendered a deciaion in the
cone of State vs. William Wood. obnrgi
ed with selling cignra on Sunday. lie
found the mound ouilty and honored
a due of ti and coate. amounting to
”0.26. which was paid.
The defendant
Monday to die a writ of error. but. un-
der the Judge's memorandum of do.
eiuloii. diet-e was placiically no change
of appeal. -
The decision followa:
The Statute pron-vibes that any per-
nun who shall do any secular huaineaa
or labor except works of neeeoolty or
mercy. to keep open any shop. otc.. be-
tween l2 o'clock Saturday night and 13
o'clock Sunday night, shall be fined.
etc.
The State in this action charges
"The defendant did unlawfully keep
open his shop known as No. 2 North
business therein. one."
From the evidence in the case i and
that. while the store was not opened.
Dt‘l'llilliri on publicly as on week days.
yet on two distinct and separate per-
iods on Sunday. June 5th. the store of
the defendant was so opened that ii
number of people who had no linown
reason for entering. entered it without
hesitation and without dithcuity. and
apparently without objection. and that
actual sales of cigars were made with-
in tlic store to some of their number.
There was no evidence to allow that
the owning of the store for lhoae par.
ticular periods was for any .lealmaio
pnrptnto. or that thou portion“? union
of cigars during these periods proven
to have tnitcu place were am of ne-
cessity lil‘ nicrcy.
The defendant. however. claims that
tile t-intinc "Except works of necessity
or mercy" is in be read an if a part of
each particular prohibition in the act.
Iltil only most this exception be nega-
tivcd in the information. but mind be
proven by lltc State. While in an in‘
formation for all acts of "alveolar bus-
ilIt-révl or labor" but specifically mell-
tiuucd in the Stutiitc the negation of
illl‘ cxcctititiii and prooi‘ ut the some
by the State would perhaps hc necro-
attry. yci iii an information for any
in the clause aubucqucnt to the gonor-
pruliihiiitiii. this in lltii necessary: and
while no penalty niny lumibly be in.
curred by pcrforiniuti these acts when
they are nctu of normally or worry. an
the defendant t‘lilllllflnllt‘ll of not-easily
and incrcy are not confined to any
particular place Mr kind of place. yet
it is out litwt-tuuti'y for thc clinic in
Nlll'h a cater to cxpi-cnuly allege the lit“
nation of the exceptions ill thc t‘tilll-
piniiii. and thus anticipate what in
ililri cane becomes it defense. and not it
matter of ucnoliva prtuii on the part
til the iiiitlc.
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Attempted loldvup of afiain on tho
0. l. and I. Ioilrond.
lily Annotated l‘reaa.)
White liuli. iii. .lunc till ~“i‘rnin No
in. the north bound capmac on the
t‘iticaap. iluriingtoa and Quincy rall-
rottd. which left iii. lands at Mill p. at.
yesterday. wan delayed one tulle north
of Whitehall. at itiztti p. in. by an lil'
lonipll‘ti hold up and iiualncor lt‘rcd
lll‘llifliby Willi itlltii and lilticd.
All the it'liill ultipptitl iii the Chicago
and Alton t‘rtauuua a ntaalted rnait
climbed over the tender with a leveled
revolver. i‘irenuin tlcorao llama
lumped front the engine lust an the
Miller tired. the indie! tnltitta «loci in
the culturer'u aide. 'i‘ho robber thou
aprang lrotu the engine and tied. ii iii
iliutulti lic lliitl ti tainfttliei'nir. but both
looli itinrui at the allot and ran.
itttginecr hammer was carried into
tho Iutnaaae car «somehow and tiled
within tit/only minutes. lie lived at
iioardntow. iii.. and had been on the
ilurlinaton road ten years.
lllutiiilttittlidu worn lvnhietiinibly pill
on the trail of the murderer.
um.—
witANtii liAlttlti llAlttiiti
(ironieai and grandest fireworks main
over itunwn in the Not-walk hnn been
opt-nod in one of the new atom in
Wond'a block. on east elite of loin
ntreet. Ntirwaih. Wile New torn
duo-err. by I. it. Benedict and P. l.
Ambler. lvoryhody invited to some
and are the grut dirpw and low
ultra.
was allowed until i 3"“
such fit! an is specifically prohibited '
...
l o.
,..-tciiilii‘"d'%iiil '
Harri-in memoir
88 note. ‘ '
8 street. ~
two Int hero 360.
street. A in
Yunnan. 4! ‘
walk. Goon.
honor. W4
Apply to min a. M a .53
avenue _,
Main street. for the purpow of doing 70
r01. emu-aunt
olin atreat. Bathroom. ‘ "‘3?
”sauna-a 'l'oe
rant on"
modaratalonttpv _
animatuao
ll'll ,"~
inquire on III-lilo. . “
harm‘mdlhla
"enemy“.
a a a . . t
inquire at linyl' m“ '
'ro LET—ll: I“.
nuitnhio for a“
room. with i
Arch airoet: . .
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mg‘mflw .
(‘ m" n l 'I 'I'. '
horitea. Apply". M “I!
on lilll.
it sand—m. old
building. t'l‘o he ‘
preooat health: on are
not int. 18“.) duly in
mood. committee.
roll sane—linear at In it“
atroet. All in , .
Falrdeld Comm.
walk. tlona.
”harm-am
at A. llihlilo'l m
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or charter. 80 foot . "
iwi "ii billiard I
t! ”I ll ' .
Edward it. Kilian ‘
avenue.
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Ware company.
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mlkMI '
ropiilrer. yearn '
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l to. loath " ~
all will revolve ' y
Ilene. ‘
ammonium- ‘ "
club and it
Mach-tween '” .
Main ai.. Norwni. a
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