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othing could hare been moro'brlb'
not or more beautltul than the com-
monument exercises at Hillside, last
evening.
The decorations which are always
stetui were unusually elaborate. and
are arranged with much skill and
helpers Who
andllie. The
entire ceiling of the library will cross- .
F nhd outlined by dainty green vines F
in white bunting, which was brought
new war the while in graceful res-I '
boveTthe front windows was suspend-
tt’o oi the class "Vom Rossetti
he program was opened by concert F
“Selections rendered by the Woldcnh‘hm-F
m‘ev Orchestra. whose line work oddprl
pleasure to the ov‘cn‘iug. The first num»
her was followed by the graceful snipe
F story of Miss Rita Clarity entitled
‘Across the Years.” FfV'l‘lie essay was
tore 'mahnted the
realisation in
its mattress the years ”
Ingram come the un-‘
Inouncer‘hent- o‘t honors end the award
F in I 1 Robin
odol by the
Annuity ‘had'
be following oom were read as on
nebular-ship Honor Roll for eight
nths :ot the school years. These
above ninety per cent. were: Misses
‘Florence Gilbert. Rita. Clerk, Ruth
, night the
I ‘J. Higgin
‘ Wednesday. as runny oi the
pars butters, and the echelons oi the
' oping.
lino style.
‘ tor
in hillts" hell on libido.
OtI Wedud
was decide upon alter tap; report by
the cominitteé to sci-cogs III was giv~
The In 1mm ‘3 cont sled or John
rib r‘seym r ond‘ John
Bod‘wcll IF it was . dunno ich that the
meeting night should be changes from
members
Hatters' Association alwili's toll. on
that night. It Wheariy compulsory?
on their part to alien to meetings.
and the concedudnc h , ,
the Heptnsophs hit on neglected.
Every night but Wednesday was ink
on up in Mystic Chain bulb and it was
necessary tbhproc‘ure other quarters.
The only hall that was pen on other
evenings was the Elks.
was made until the iii
In September. At that time there will
be u genorhl housewarming oi the new
quarters and a good time may he on
booted. After the meetihfi last night
Fcigors were. passed around and elbow
tolling wait; in“ order. y’ ‘
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Nearly lilii people slithered lost ev-
toning in the nosenibly room or the
‘Brown Business College to listen to a,
recital by the students oi» the Deporte
merit of Music. . All were friends or
the students and heartily applauded
their efforts
The affair was ivcn under the direc
tion of Miss G. uy Woodward, teach
or oi piano i‘orto playing and theory,
And she was warmly congratulated up.
on her success. The students were
p, hesitated by Miss Belle L. Smith, so;
proud. from Dish ury. who more than
delightcd the nu lance. Miss Smith
has it very swc‘ct voice and though not
of grcat volumé‘ is under perfect ’cou
troi and very sympathetic. In "The
Lush With the. Delicatp Air " Miss
Smith won the audience, while in “Alla
Stella Continents,” with illoiin oblige»
to by Frank Sturtcvant her voice
showed to excellent advontn in the
beautiful harmonies of that selection.
Miss Woodward Accompanied Miss
Smith at the pinup . ‘
All of the students who tuck part
did remnrliobly Well, playing with
technique occurntcnoss and no little
degree or ekprosoion. Miss Lizzie
Carr, one at the students; was unable
to be present The playing of Miss
Nollie Clark was the feature of the ev-
Mist Clark is very young
and smsll. her toot hanQy touching
the pedals. yet she rendered financing
and springing," by H Lichner; in very
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with much dimension
on at her age to dutch
can: poser.
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The inmous Norwaiit spite fence
case of William F. Whitiock and who
against Dr Frederick L. Uhle is to go H
to the supreme court and that august
tribunal is to be asked to pose on a
novel proposition at law ruined by one
of the reasons of appeal.
That interesting proposition is:
That a man has the right to put up ll
structure on his property which may
annoy his neighbor in order to secure
freedom tram his wito' 3 complaints
and keep peace in the damily. F
The live learned judges on the su- ‘
premc bench will be asked to say that
thut is gdod law and that Judge How-
crd J. Curtis erred when his rotuned to
interpret the statutes of the state in
that way. ‘
All the honorable gentleman who
admit the bench of the Connecticut’s .
highest court are married and will be
able to pass upon this very important
question lrom ago and experience
Their ruling it they lunch on this spc
ciilc reason for appeal, will be await-
cd with interest. ,
There are, however, six othdr {ea
sons for appeal given by the detenti-
ant and the high court may conclude
to handle the case from sumo ono of
those points and not pay particular
attention to an issue Which is certain
ly of greater interest to women men.
it will be recalled that Dr. lihlc put
up u (once between his property and
the plaintiff‘s. The letter claimed that
It was put up to annoy them and
sought redress in the court Judgo
Curtis heard the once and ruled
ngninst the doctor He was ordered to
remove the icncu‘. FF
The doctor's counsel Gunmborieiu
195:,Huii'oi Bridgeport. claim that the}
court erred in reaching its conclusions
and have filed an appeal to the su-
promo tribunal
Messrs Chamberlain &. Hull then
cite seven instances in which they
think Judge Curtis erred. They say.
ilrst. that the ‘oourt erred in holding
that undo; the pleadings the case was I
one in equity only and not regulated
by the statute relating to the struc
lures placed on land with intent to an-
uoy another in occupation.
Second that the court erred in not
holding that a men might build upon
his land any structure he saw lit pro
vided that the only injury to his noigh»
bor was that the light and air were
shut oil.
Third, that the court erred in ai
lowing the tonne of on ihiunction w on
it does not appear to ordinary beho d
on; that the fence who put up with the
loading purpose to annoy adjacent
property owners.
the court erred in not
was without jurisdiction
I noon is th trintercsting
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long in finding as n
3 for the Incinbers oil
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superintindgut
Miss Sadie Bod
walk, accent tinted
Miss Henna to. WI
which was much on) F
followed by the rend: o I
tercsting and able other on
tor of the Canon Con um ‘Ion‘, by
Mrs. $nmuol Richardii
Wood; who is the no
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Woodward, of
presenting o (lo
the request the
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close by interestlnk rdmar delivered
b the Rev. Johns kt nd the Rev.
Charles M. Solleolt. oi Nor a! ‘
which the company which _
spacious dining r ‘ ,.whor a bounti-
{ul collation who it all z.
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in the mention I)
drink by their the I no _ '. ,
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ore, most of whom were taxpayers,
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the annual meeting of the Middle Five .
~ Mlle Rivor School district. last night
Iund the gathering was the most bur:
monioue one ever held there. duo to the
man Daniel Dunlap. clerk o be dis.
trict, called the meeting to order
promptly at 8 oc‘loclt‘ The first busi-
ness was the reading or the minutes at
ed his report, which was nluo received, I
, as follows: '
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Tho Norwnlk Hire lintroi entertainv
ed in grand style. lust evening. and
reparation tor the detect an choline.
which they sutured lit the halide oi
the l’ionee‘r Hook find ““9 players.
ennui-:2“ primitrily
omuixiiw‘
lion. but The ham or Fméma
hers invited also Mayor Geo
ton, the members of the
Ohio! oi Policc FFBrndley. members or
other tl‘re companies and Ii tow friends.
Tthdlnncr will; one of the fluent ever
given by any tire company in town and
that everyone bud a fine time goes
without saying;
The clients began to gather at the
pptroi recurs deOut 8 o clock and from
then until shortly after 9 oclock the
time was spent in sucini talk. the on:
tension being made more pleasant by
sweet music; discoursod by Svec’s orn-
chostrn, of South Norwalk-
F day
At 9. 06 Captain .‘i. W. Bi'itto invited
the records of our school on a markcd -
the guests up stairs in the A 0.1T.
Hull where the spread was given. (lov-
ers had been laid for 150 people. and I
when the diners had fully entisiicd
themselves with the good things. there
was still an abundance-.19“ demon.
fighting the liberality oi the. Patrol
ys '
The menu included roast turkey and
chicken potato salad, clam chowder,
boiled ham, pickles. celery,_crnckers,
drinkebies. ci- .;
cakes, coiled, ico Forcam,
delicacies, oil-
which Captain ~B
The other members oi;
were William F DeKiyn.
and William ,
' members of the coilifia
waiter corps
‘pli'cd.
g 13. Bus-I
sake.
trouble with the boys’ closet Fin the
F Mr. Chairman:
as nothing oi note seems to have trans.
Our F. school Is in excellent
standing. not nlone in our own estima-
tion. but with surrounding districts.
judging from the number of appli‘ctu‘
tions we receive from parents to enter
their children here, which we are oblige
chIto mince, owing to the fact that ‘
‘ there are more children now‘ than I
there are desks for them. but We him; I
bccnIobligcd .Fto admits temps the
town School Board has instructed on I
to do so. The running exponscsrhnvo
been somewhat heavier than werouid
wish. but it could not he helped as
the Board of Health demanded that the
cellar be cemented sud several other
athings of lesser importance he attended
to We are unfortunnte in losing one
of our teachers this season
it is no admitted that that u change in
tenchdrs in a school of this kind in
but cdhrnod to get bad again in a few
uoccssfivy repairs for tho coming your. _
*i‘hc furnace will have to have now
grate and perhaps new pot and piped
would mcommoutl that the walls rem
ceivc n coat of calciminc, for ‘shcclth'
We are having quite. a. little
rear of the yard: l think we could get
another one phenom! there are so
many boys. it might avoid that tron,-
hle. Our well of water does not seeni
to give satisfaction to the Board of
Health They say it lo the poorest
water otail the schools. it was clean—
”ed lustioil. under their instructions
but sseemer to get bud ngaln in a low
1 would like to cull your attention to
improvementp which was brought
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home. and the guests sp in? dhighl of
My roport must be.
much the some as on previous ycuuy
i believe
That Never Missed Fire.
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and singing enjoyed cud II, I
1 o'clock the guests left. to c
. beautiful mpo‘n‘llsh Ill
‘ party included the ensign
rs. Manuel T new
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and Mrs H. A; Mathew:
Mrleldw. Knnph.Mr.cch L‘
ick Q‘uintnrd Mrs. JennioLl
'Mlss Emilio Lockwwd Miss
Knapp. occur ii; Ben
and Charles Miller.
Dorian. of Norwalk.
Sydney (Bunting
‘ has been at the rum looking
IT . cottages with g
I tor
Thcrc was on attendance of titty vot-‘I
the nose _
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one with her ms on
has consented to give another re
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executive ability and incl at Willism
FT. Raymond, who was named as ch ' ‘
, ‘l;he last meeting. which were accepted. F
F and then Committeeman slits present.
The annual meeting of the
Belle! corps was bold yesterday at
Fitch: Soldiers Home It Norotou‘
About two hundred ladies from an.
forcnt parts of the state and a very
large number of comrades. especially
from The Norwalks, were in attends
snot. Nearly every Grand Army Post
and Corps in the state were represent; 0
ed, the visitors arriving shortly otter fl
9 o’clock in the morning
luncheon. most generously
by the ladies with too, coffee
dished by the H
hour was afterwardc
ing‘ about the gro
pointed buildings at the Home. and on
craps.
o’II
Ids bind well Foo-‘- “
changing sniuta‘tlhns with th old vet; F" f
About 3 o'clock all gAthercd in the 5 ‘
chapel and listened to a very interest
ing program The department presig
dent welcomed all and then introduced
Mrs Bibblns past department presi-
dent who made a very stirring ad-
dress This was followed by
solo by Mrs. Clark, of Milford
eroi songs by IllI'ieI-cnt guests. the on-
‘ ter‘tainers adjourned to the hospitui,
where another program was rendered
for the benefit of tho shut-ins, man
Again, and the outing with admitt
have been thé best cv‘e‘r hsida he
the courtesy or Super!
Atljlllimt Ha Lil) '
oiliccw‘ot the Oi
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Norwalk Chronicler