Connecticut western news., 1901-04-11
NORFOLK.

The dancing class has resumed les
sons at the gymnasium, meeting on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
Miss Isabelle Eldridge. Miss Fsles,
Mrs Selden and Eugene Darrow went to
New York yesterday morning.
Pin. Henry II. Dickinson OF the Col
chester Academy, who was formerly an
instructor in the Robbins School, was
guest of Edmund Brown q few days
this week.
Miss Frances Cowles. who has been
spending the past two weeks in town.
returned to Mt Holyoke College yester-
day.
Librarian William l.. Corbin attend
ed german in Winsted Monday eve
ming.
George A. Marvin and Cyrus Kendall.
who have been spending their Easter
vacation in town. have returned to Yale.
The Hon E. L. Butler of this place
proved to be the star witness at the
railroad hearing held in the House of
Representative on last Thursday. Mr.
Butler, who is the father of the Connec-
ticut Western railroad, proved more
than match for the Consolidated s
austute lawyers. Mr. Butler was how
ever misrepresented by the fastidious
Hartford Coursnt the following morn
ing. The Courant has had the unhap-
ply faculty of getting on the wrong side
of the fence on most public questions
| during the past month.
Representative Mulville's letter to the
NEWS last week was read by the people
in this town with great deal of pleas
ure. Mr. Mulville's letter in regard to
his position in regard to the Tariffyille
extension, was clear, straightforward
statement, aud leaves no doubt as to
where he stands on this que stion.
Fifty three new books have been add
ed to the library during the past month
Mr. and Mrs Carl Stocked, who have
been spending few days in New York,
have returned.
Robert Geer. who has been spending
few days in town, returned to New
York Monday.
Mr. and Mrs F. E Gregory have been
spending few DAYS in New York.
DR. Pinney of Grace Hospital, New
Haven, expects to locate in town next
month.
1t is now stated that the Shepherd
property on Maple Ave., which 1t was
reported that William Gerstty of Win.
sted purchased, is owned by Daniel
O'Connell and his sister, Miss Hannah
| O'Conpell.
The 80 carp .nters of Norfolk are now
receiving pay for ten hours work for a
nine hour day.
| Miss Irene Greene of Can aan opened
her school in the South Middle district
Monday for the spring term, after q
weeks vacation.
| Bradley Greene of North Goshen
commenced work on Prof. Goodnow q
farm last week. This is his third sum
NOR at that place. Mr. Greene spent
part of the winter in Virginia,
Mr. and Mrs Noah Pixley expect to
move back to their farm In the south
east part of the town.
| Fem Bigelow, who has been visiting
his daught r in Springfield, has return
ed.
Sidney Terrill died at his home Sat.
urday night of dropsy and heart disease,
Mr. Terrill has for the past seven or
eight years been in poor health. Aged
68 years. He leaves one daughter who
has resided with him.
| Albert Cobb arrived home Monday,
after having served nearly two years in
the Philippines as q member of 90. B,
Twenty seventh Infantry.
The following item is clipped from
the Yale Daily News:-''The Yale
Single, the annual publication of the
Senior class of the Law School, will be
published and ready for delivery about
May Is. The book this year contains
about $50 pages. The editors are G
A. Marvin, chairman, 81. w. Fisher and
H.G. Eastburn. A new department this
year is group picture aud article on
the "M. L" class. Special articles
have been written by Justice Brewer,
'56, and Judge William K Townsend,
II. The following subjects are also
treated: Personal" political" s.Se
cret Societies" "Senior Year." "Yale
Moot Court" and ''Yale Law journal .