Connecticut western news., 1900-02-08
NORFOLk.

Miss Daisy Lsndon of Canaan is spending few days with her aunt, Mrs Camp.
 Miss Ella Kane, teacher of the South Norfolk school, aud Miss Marion Gill lette of the South Middle school, at- tended the teachers meeting at Canaan. R P. Pane of Hartford has been en- gagged to instruct the "Glee Club" in their work of "The Creation" which is to be given io June MT Paine has re- gently conducted The Creation" in Hartford.
 Hslsey Roberts, who has been carry ing the mall to South Norfolk and Granville, has resigned. Myron Web. stsr of Granville is his successor. ; Charles Avery, who has been in com pany with Mir Merchaud on the Lusk farm, will move into the house recently vacated by E D. Holt. Mir Avery will work for Mr Holt Mir Knight. assistant principal of the Robbins School had the misfortune to fall and hit his head on the radiator The doctor was called and several stitches were taken in the wound. Lyman Hedge and his brother spent Sunday with Miss Eldridge. Prot Sanders of Yale and Sec Bates of the Young Mems Christian Endeayor | Association assisted Rev Mir Stearns in the morning service Sunday. The us ual missionary meeting was held in the evening, at the chapel Prof Sanders and Mr Bates gave talk to the young men and boys. Mir Todd also gave a short talk
 Joseph Bullard of Bridgeport is ex- | pected in town tomorrow.
 Through the Kindness and generosity of Carl Stoeckel the school house at | West Norfolk has been enlarged, and other improvements have been made. Harry Stevens and Austin Wooster have been serving as Iurymen in the court of common pleas, which was iu session ln Winsted last week. | Lyman Johnson, who has been West for several weeks in the interest of the Western Horse and Cattle Food Com pany of Chicago, has returned to his home here.
 The wedding of Miss Nellie NJ. Per kins and Charles D. Whitney which took place at the home of the bride las week was very pretty affair. Rev E Il. Todd officiated. MT and Mrs Whit ney will reside in Waterbury
 Through the kindness of Mir and Mir: Carl Stoeckel the pupils of the Robbin, school and their parents will enjoy { lecture on sonatas tomorrow afternoon at 2.30, given by Mir Eloit of New York MT Eliot will illustrate the sonatas or the piano.
 Mrs Gay Hallock's sister, husband and child (W j. Thoms m and family I of Hnll ,e,k South Norfolk. The child (sbout twt years old) is sick with the measles. D Sawtelle is employed,
 The Whatsoever Circle met Saturda, afternoon at Mrs William Stearns' Tn, subject discussed was Home Mission
 nd work of Social Settlements.
 Robert Bailey. about 20 years old who lives in Clayton, attempted suicide on ''the Island" last Friday by takins laudsnum, but has now recovered Bailey was infatuated with Mrs Rob inson who left her husband and lived short time with Bailey and then return ed to her husband and is now living with him.
 The dancing class will enjoy cotil lion this evening as a special feature Baldwin's orchestra will furnish music Dancing Master Beckley and Miss Ros, Johnson will lead.
 The little children's dancing clas held reception on Saturday afternoon many of their friends of the next olde class participating with them. Mrs A F. Rood of Canaan furnished most ex cellent music on the piano. The gym nssium was crowded with grown up people to watch the little tots dance.