pelt I regard
- “She'd on e lentil; is ill! ,.
‘ mohagemeut no poo , lid
5 we hare had It consolida-
tion into two departments. with the
some number of teacher» as in the
VTHE gAaTER KID GI.
I Fortlflad WiIh :1 I‘ll! gio
:Idtgigfiowvaluc this Edit
hQ W P9 0 . 9 no
aim for: :like her or} am
I n tad
uv pliant and mold affective
in nearly all advertised outer-Irh
V
longhly well graded and jeqlll will
control high echool. All to the turn
lion of such a school tholo ought to V
be no plolonsed difficulty, The lipi’lit
ore. Rule p43111111111
I do to what their medicine! will do. al-
weyu keep it a close secret as to what
are. ‘
I” I
goth 132: street; last oping
‘ ..~. gs 01 Lamb. 12ch iii * in Buyers
Ludiea’ 1’93ng ‘
Walst‘o; new 111,
Imdiee' White lawn W
, ; toilet-ilcédsi
FOR WOMEN.
“19 back and fro
OhurIea Kelly, of at. Thomas Sordid I ’1le success and popularity of the :figficgfixeflngae 2:? $313231 hang“; I
cry, Hartford is spending the Euler hats“ ' ‘ new cutarrh olllo Stuart's Cotnrrh would in the pimém Instance 3.93m. latest Shade;
vacation at lib! homé in West avenue. ' ello‘es' 'irablo’tu. is largely lli‘culliifi it not only i .1 l ,V 11 , , 1. trope and It
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I'm—Article on last page; upper left 5‘ 31 ll ‘5 fer-ere who use these tablets know .1.in high school question reludiile Ladies Plain 001M
hand cor'llol will interest you. ladle“ what they “m ”‘ka "“0 the" syn. placilcally the some question that it Waiutn, latest style, ““3““
m hosieryw terns. Stuart's Guillllh Tablets being has 1m“ fol “ gmd molly yeelu. The back. from inserw I
At Grace Church, computer Dey.thc llcckwcar composed of Elicolyptol. Hydroellll. hill 51M paw,“ has not. “930"th Ladies White 6.
hows-Ire will be very elaborte.‘ many of 1 c“ Guinea] and similar valuable and out! smug?“ it. It hug confirmed what ”w Lawn “we and am V
I their: being in memory of the dead; {i I” , septic Ingredients iilld uro plouelint to town hm "mm ahead in mm line tor of intake, $1.61) ,
II I V I' “mums I ““3 Wit" and ”"1““ “”90”“ l“ “‘0 'l‘llu fut‘ure of tho high llcliooi romaine OUR EASTERV SALE '0
orwnik and vlilinltyl '—11‘runklin :2 Shoe for dent'li.iinlon ' gloves . month they tulleilillliudlutiiiiflodt upon “'0 '10,“ mm ”mm m the hands M Ludhm' twp thllen (haven in all the b ‘ ‘
flundny; possibly stamp, (.lluruntoe with every pair. E. I perfume tho mucouri lining or the illion1 nasal the tow Public Hm‘u'm (1m in free to leading shaded. “lid (11ch we make u 000 I.
II! Sundry afterl‘ioon l 1111 1) Lyon .12 Co I p I. " ‘ ekirle linggageglmldtlmltloérugeipirnugn 2'11ng WNW, (mm. WV, 05,. “mil m‘mL M“ 3351;; i‘l’lf~al“"()fll,1';’tlx’)°rfffl “iiiufi'f‘afi‘ ”Ell: I1 Iliifeanlug I1fhmedfl§ll my
‘ at e“- 3 “9‘1"" 5 ‘I -“ 917W 1 . . I. n . .-. I. I i. . ’ I a hose co are cu o no:
I m. I» Figrfiewqmo volley. Cloudy Frencle Laurauri Wilfred Bodwell pettlcoats lets have accomplished in old chronic 3;: mm‘tixgllmé‘gfifi' 1:223:12! fiffisfi ”118103. ,IWQW {I’m “arm‘md' special Elinor cqblpmoliu
End rainy weather prevails from the and Joseph Davis went to New YOIk I corsets cures of column me little short of lea-1mm a pm" dmy' before them in au‘fi‘mizhgfilg 0:ng 55“]???0 Slams }: who 3... "mm m matter!
Misliiéivri river eastward to the and attended a theatre. last night jewelry {harknlilili 1136 2:}; armigfiaseiggokngm moulding Dump. ”pink," and 1,, “9“... Ladies “1;“; clasp g“; J-mwm lfinaii appr‘eclato chm diam
coast I purses sigma: 13 $1, oura‘luoung importance humility)! their influiince and by their dilution and sizes :1. 59 pail Men's fancy Half Hese‘
Louie Raymond of South Norwnlk ——Why “m".w‘th ‘15.”? wmlmwll II belts when it is remembered that the 00. :3;fo 1%; (Idlmlltkllm no"? 0i! ”31‘ Men's Gloves in the hestmakes,l18c. dole and plain cowl-3,261: p2; V
.8 ill of pneumonia. 3&512‘3‘. will I; ve re e or an I ‘ _____. coins or momhlnd habit has been fre- ed 1"; r0031:lélgiyalslilid‘ll‘nd”.33.”..‘335‘.’ and 31 ii) ’Dllll. Evely pail warranted knIiienaiiluh orgy mic Holt H
' I I ‘. I ‘ ' - quently mntrncted no the result of ua- ' ‘, ", ' ,. , , " A FAMOUS RIBBON CHANG . ' 011 Y- 0 u
kaotatoey. 200 Did 75c bu. F. D ‘ MILLINERY' ins secret cutlirrh remedies. "m" urgent and “"m‘w‘e “‘3“ “t E Men'el‘llik Neeliwear in '1‘
The oyster boat Commander, owned
by J. W and 19.1.. Ellsworth. tied up
at the dock ill South Norwulk yester-
day .
M.“-
”Dunlap and Youman derbiea. O‘Brien
tho prurient time."
v "m...“
The Eactcr ribbon nie beginl. A opo-
cial purchase made for this oooalion
will tempt you to anticipate your rm
bon womb for come time to coma. it
you'll but heed the following hints:
llidlli ll fancy utlipe Ribbon, with bro-
cndod center ill Pinks, Bluesxaruye
Yellow and Old lioac, at when yd.
Wide fancy stripe. all silk taffeta
Ribbon, worth 290. for 190 yd.
ll‘uncy stripe. all silk taffeta Ribbon
fine quality. 4 inches wide, 25c yd.
We have at large line of all the
widths of satin buck and linen-back
velvet Ribbon, lit the lowest prices.
“4 WaVshlngtoantreet.
in Hands. Bows and String .
diedn of patterns to choose *
each.
Mano Silk Neokfiear on
exclusive design, idle latVoa
the noon.
Men’ 9 White wondered Shirl ,
Ol long Linen Honours 75c 115 ‘~
A large line of- Men’s
Shirts cut full size. with two yIl
collars and cuffs attached; old
12 to 17, 49¢ each
‘Men a mo thread Half Han
and black- with three. thread ea
itoe, special, 2 pairs for 259.
Stuart‘s Cntnrrh 'l‘ableiu meet with
cordial approval from physicians. be-
cause their autiuoptic character rep
tiers them perfectly coin for tho gener
ni public to non and their composition
makes them or common Bongo cure for
all forms of culdi‘rhul troubles
All ilrugglste doll 111qu at fill could
for full sized packages. nil-ii
Lawton 11: (lo.
Company D held an all day drill in
the urinary. yesterday.
law-WM
~Cape, Caps. Gaps. O'Brien.
W
Come Saturday expecting to
find an Easter lint. There ll be .1
number of new ones ready.
Right corner, rcur, near boothuahop.
JACKETS.
liions illosily for they re what
you most want. Graceful, easy
and stylish. Many effects in
cloth and silk Clolli from $4. 50;
silk from $11. 50.
Costumes too. We’ve filléd in
on the broken lines. bought many
EXPLANATION BY MR. LIGHT.
Tells Hit Critics Why he Favored the
’ High School Bill.V
Hon. John 11. Light, will) has been in~
utruluonilll ill gelling the high school
not unlined in tho House and Sullutil,
fools somewhat. indignant over the way
u fcw liuvu criticism! lliu movements in
the nlultel. A Sentinel rcporicl called
upon him this lllolnlug. and asked him
if he cared to any anything in lcgdld
lo the matter. Mr Light very willing
ly gnvo his views: He said:
“i have been greatly interested in the
li‘aet day was absolved yenterdny lit
the Springwood chnpol. by a fellowship
service being held from 11 to 12
o'clock.
Miss Mai Curtis, of West avenue,
spentyeeterday in New Haven.
«Roe Shad, 10c lb. Bridge Fish Mk6.
"I'd—““1
Harry Olmstend of North Wilton.
was in South Norwalk yesterday.
,_..._-
-I-ano you seen the Duke of York?
Call at D’Brien's, 7 n. m. toil p. m
«t. s.»
hams rm: Puss.
“not..."
lT‘
-—An extensive line of .Swiss‘ Cur-
talus. Silkolines, Tapestry and Figuu
ed Swisses at M. S. Smith & Co.’ a
Mr and Mrs. Byron C Hammad-41nd
the "CW OIICS.
Company D has decided to hold its
athletic meet, Friday. April 26111.
*Rll“ Shed. 10c lb. Bridge Fish Mkt.
The annual meeting of St. Paul's
" parish will be held on Monday evening.
~Bauérkraut. Euckwurst and Bock
Beer, night. Frank S‘vec & Son, Rail-
mild P 1108. ‘
John H. Bodwoil. of Madison street.
hnie recovered from an attack of the.
or b
Balumc from the northern Wood
ml in Pynyvl‘ootornl. mi certain cure for cougho
Mien Mao Kirk of Norwalk. is the
guest of Mrn.1.evi Brush of New Cell-
aan
"Brazilidn Balm has n. wonderful
reputation for giving relief for Veroup.
Pleisted' s and Baxter' e.
*-
Carlo Corpollo has purchased tile
fruit stand of Frank Aquino in Main
street
J. Wesley Siauson spent yesterday
afternoon in Bridgeport the guest of
relatives.
——lt is unsafe to let that cold con-
tinue without attention. Brazilian
Balm will help break it up. Baxterc
and Piaiated'o,
Mr. and M13. 0. 8. Young will enter-
tain the Livingston Place Whist Club,
Monday night.
w—.
—'Umbrcllas, Mourning Bands. O’ Brien
Street Commissioner Kellogg is.
cleaning up the gutters of the city of
Norwalk streetn.V
, PAINT YOUR BUGGY FOR 76c.
wltll Devon’s Gloss Gill-ridge Paint.
ready for use; 10 coloril. Given a
high alone equal to new. Sold by
Comatoc'k. Waiklnn 51 Dow, Iii. Ill. Ger.
hum J. T. Prowitt.
Glad Tidings, with a
Bountiful Feast '
for Easter.
' at. a Vern SmallCosi .
1 SPECIAL: Small Sperry d:
Borden's Sugar-V Cured
' ' eon Earl of Bridgeport. were
guests of relatives ill Clay shoot. you-
terdny.
ht
wIlrenkfnrit Built)“, 12W!-
Hayes 9.
“1..
William Wymnli Mallory. the wall
known tenor from New York will sing
at both services on Easter Day, at
Grace Church.
-'—-John H. akin, piano tuner, will
be in South N walk next week. Send
orders to Mahnckcmo hotel...
Extrn Operator Stroetcr of Bridge
port is substituting for n wook for
W J. Mulvilhlli night operlltor at the
eastbound station.
h—Bllck Shad.'8c lb. Bridge. Fish Mk1.
Henry (lump of Blidgoport rurnl
delivery inspector won in Norwmit.
ThlllHBiluy inspecting the mail boxes
on the rural route.
——Gland gymnastic exhibition and
military couipclive drill between Com-
panies F and IL) Armory Wed. night
Apr. ioth. under the auspices of the Y.
M (1.11
St. .’losephs '1‘ I B. Society will
attend communion service in Si. .-los
epll’n Church in n body tomorlow
mm ding at 8 o'clock.
-Easter Belts. Ties. Corrie-ill nllll
Ribbons at specially low prices at M
S. Smith & Co.’ ll.
Tho commencement oxorvlsos of the
gradunting clone of the South Norwulk
High school will be bold ill Music Hull,
Monday evening. April ‘llllll.
F. l).
~Potutoas, 200 pk. 75c bu.
Lawton & Co.
' The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook and [rudder Company will he
held at the headquarters in Huvilnild
street Monday night at ti o’clock.
~I—l.ege oi' ilnlnbd 121,4“ "1.; Choice
Chickens. 1215c lb.; limnll Fresh Hamil.
& Barnce'e Home. 130 1b..
ilc Market. 32 South Milln street.
advertisement»
The Bethany Guild. of Trinity
Church. has made the first response
Sue
and has started a parish liouee fund.
~0ANDIE3! CANNES!
Candice in every form~1he latent
novelties are here, all for lilo-tor. Eggs
in every color. We desire you touch
and look over what we offer-the ric-
ell ate the smallest pnr1.0nndy K tell
on. South Main 81.. Ho. Norwnik.
A special Easter offering will be
13c 1b.. Hand email Sushi (‘Iilled Bporiy
lit the Pill»
to the rector's cell for a parish house, ‘
Costumes of fine, cloths
in allucw shades and effects from
$43.50 down.
Second floor.
BELTS.
Worn :lllllost universally with
the favored Emil jackets
Gilt with gilt buckles. leather dined——
Pleated satin or taffeta silk black or
white. gilt or oxidized bucklos»5dc
and 7511.
Pleated satin belts with crousnd
ends. terrain. and many north of buck-
leii~—98(: null to $2.50.
Princess belie. blnck nllk elastic. 4
inches wide; eieol bnckluswslfifi and
more. 1 ‘
Center. front.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO.,
Bridgeport.
in loll looking in
RoomDecolaiiiiinleas?
We have some to present-«ideas
founded upon experience and backed
up by n stock of the nowoilt designs of
ivnll paper. Flvcry roll this season‘s
production. An entirely new and
handsomely decorated store to show
tlio'pupers, too—~11 place the indies will
li'ncilvo not only from its nl'linticuesq,
but from its lidinee‘s, also.
YREDER & RUBBER,
33 South Main Street.
Opposite Havi'and street.
Sore Thloat‘?
TRY
Bredhan
Balm.
10c,” 25c.” 50c.
or $.00
fool entirely at home in~n place nt-
DOESN’T
COST
A CENT
to inspect our line of OXFORDS
AND EASTER SHOES.
We want you to see them. You
will receive every courtesy possi-
blcw-you surely know that. . . . .
Let us see—in Oxfords. here is
the heavy welt sole for ladies.
Just the article for out-door wear.
Then we have one with a light
turn sole for ease and dress. Pat-
ent kid ls very much the style this
spring.
Gentlemen: Your foot should
be clothed in a nicely shaped ox-
ford. in either valour patent or
Russia calf. Full edged soles.
rope stitch. Words will not de-
scribe our stock. Your eyes will
serve better in giving a correct
impression.
.wa
warm snors rmlr nr.
Lauren DON'T LIB
I You want your coal delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
‘ most careful men and our aim in for
‘ perfection of delivery as well as per
faction of cool.
WE KNOW IT
will he on your advantage to buy you:
cool hole.
I IRVING LOCKWOOD & CO.
Buccaneers to 13. name.
cool Yard and Office Water street
criticisms on the town high school iii-l.
They show uld Fulilor Adam in all of
his original qualities. Why don't my
critics oppdnu lilo lllil all their own l'e«
lipfllltlllillli‘y? They don‘t l'opresont lilo
pullplu and 11rd not authorized to spunk
bu more lllgolluuun oll llli‘ll‘ part to my
tllul illvy dull'l wunl ilic lllf‘ilh‘lil‘t‘. iiilil
louvo lhr‘,‘ people out. of the discussion:
Mllll)’ (ll‘llllifS llil\'(‘ boon committed in
the name of Hi? people. Ml‘ll ill'o die-
pound to oppose or i‘avili' pleasures ill
the name oi the people wlilloul any 311‘
illoriiy from the pmple. You will not.
ii'u illui. lilo lllitorrei lippoilvllti: of lilo
lli‘i him: not born able lo polul. dull
the burnt Ollji‘l lion to all) prmlslun iii
llo Inn 0: to shun \vllcloiii lIllu people
will be liljlllcll bl iis pileulgr; lilirlo-
film l mu instilled ill saying that if
they wnro sincere and fair they would
any lllilt. being double to kill the median
urn in tho heglulniuru. they would like
lilo opportunity to try to kill it ill lilo
polls.
"I I)l‘i.‘fl‘l‘ ii) judge men by what they
do l'illlli‘l‘ tllnll by what they any. A
luau may say ho is: in favor of ii high
school. but if lll‘ opposes every specific
lili‘ilSlll‘i‘ clili-lllzllod to establish such 21
school on a proper basis. i prefer ill
rinse him on the side of the enemies
of higher cdllcnlli‘m. Willli is in be
thought of :1 public mun who frankly
admits flint he doesn‘t know wliolllel
this bill is good or bud. or Wllt‘lllf‘l‘ it
will benefit or injure ill" people. and
yuiopposcu ll becuusc some of ills
friends. nil ignorant of ill: pruvinionu iii;
himself. do not Will“. it? Should such
men Ilo :lurllliited 10 Ill” :1. good pill iii
the home of llll,‘ pimple? Certainly ni-l.
.imt them Sili‘flli for lllmllsolves.
“lllldor our l'.Iprriimlinili'o gin’eli‘il»
lumli, lllr prulpll- dolomite llii"ll‘ puwIir
10 their l‘GDl‘f‘i-ii‘lllllilVi'rI in "N ill illi‘ll‘
stead ill milking laws. if this word not
no, llf) law of either gcllol‘ul or special
application could bu Dill-150d llollilrullly
without first submitting it lo ”11‘ pm-
pie.
"'i‘llo very purpose of the Logislulllrr
is to mind laws in tho lulerout of the
people. Now Ioi. me any open for all.
if i lllldll't fililliIIlIu believe this high
school law in be ill the lutcrcnl of our
people, i would be the last man to to-
vor it
llnd no high school ill The Norwulkn
and were now necking to establish one
fill the ilrut time i would pernonnlly
lliHlHi on ii l'ci‘el‘cuilllm which would
require the town by puplililr vote to ac-
cept thi- not before it should become u
inw; but wo already have four high
schools llnd llnve born mnllllnlnlilg
them for yours. contrary to low. find
this Act simply lexnllzon ilioul and pro-
videu that they Hlliill lil‘ hereafter cons
ducted under this single bond of the
"Norwnlk ”th School,” with one or
morn dopurllilcllte. lint out of dcfer~
once to tlloilo who rlulm that the pro-
pln uhoulil lluvo the right to abolish lilo
school, if they feel dinpoiicd to do no.
for tho pouplu. lllé'l‘r“fi)l'(‘. would if not ‘
+5.; .4.
"200
PAIRS or KNEE PANTS
all wool
500 Per rail
Warranled Not to Rip
Ages 4 lo 16
Open Even) Eveninq Until 9 O’Clock.
l. DAVIS & SON
Tailors. Clothiers
Halters. Furnishels
85) Washington 81., So. Nonvalk“
. Telephone I33 l2
.IgI—ILL \x.
but me furthcr any, that if we .
rm. Modern swamps and Excellent I I
Thrall Snilinu’o a. Week from Now York
I n referendum iii rovided in Section ii.
Hams. IV 13c.lb gg‘f..il.l.‘“l.£23223.§fn‘“°rl33§‘wlli’l£ Baxter’s or Pia .tedV's. Riilcl‘ifii? SESI‘STNRIJR‘R‘S’RRM who 311g, lg;pgilfnigg,ge°ggzgg,pytgi ind Rail Connooffo‘m to all comm-ii
Small llcn Turkeys, 16c. lb. :tcreooticon views. illuiliiatlng the life Telephone Cull. 81-5. l‘lmhugchbol or to ”magnum mam“..- V V
Choice :(gi {:9an r a 12%, xVec. lb. ' lllESg... mnmmumm WM"""M mglfmlffit “I":hmmfliimgfimg f: :2; WM. P. CLYDE Q. C0... 0000?“! M
1 choice Veg] "‘c, [b H .OWDII'IR: olivitolwagtig‘l’ftzéh?ob 32%;: u “ more on thin subject inter. but haven't THEO. G. EOEK. 0.”.
Prime Rib Ronni. 1,1ch, zz-loc. lb.
Small legs Spring Lamb, log/.1: 1b.
Foreigner-tore Spring Lamb‘, 9c. lb.
port yesterday. with tho steamer 13
ii Lownden. to hnvc the boiler tnboa
bored out.
“5“."
—-Duke of York 5% and 5%. O'Brien.
DIM
The Whole Story
in one letterlubout
-I nlrllql'd “hilt
Ml"? Iago-hr:
up .14be mill I!”
the time thin morning. i do want in
any thin. howevur. tilni .i have tried
roilulnlcnily for 11 number of yearn to
harmonize null unite. the governmcniu
of The Norwnlkn. und i regret very
much to find that pl optically all of the
M‘IJ
19V Stan Streak NEW J’Ofil. Cl
GEORGE F. BEARSE. LOCAI: AGENT
I I FISH Lincoln Council. 0. or». M.. moi. ‘ aunt-l mo. mm. I111. ggwymi "1‘0013::“Egrmvggolhgwmif 97 Wfifihinzton moat.
DcldWiifc Slian Jun Arrival Liga’é‘fid'figflflggslug fifltgggm‘ DINO.“ YRIAN 8AFE. Iii‘or honvell'ii linkc. lot uil ride Above
i 1,6 'i'li (in no “I worked on “a"; , 0R ENOOK. Di‘il il-'1‘he Anon petty Mctlounllnm and work for the
’ II we“ ' e ‘ V Linc steamer Buenoii nymph, from good of the town of Norwnik an n
’Spinoch. Lettuce. New Cabbage,
Young of Rowayton.’
On account. of the special other ,
“‘ Philadelphia, Mulch ii for Glasgow.
about whom safely sonic apprehension
VIII felt. has arrived here. She ro-
whole. '1‘th high school bill iii a stop
in that illlcction and i trust that the
diucuneion of the mi-nii’ure may be con»
50th Norwalk. God
" W Fulfill” ind I full gaming?" “IthAvgm”! "gamut:
p scop much a on or a
“I“ ofVDeliclthun. and the Praying am will not hold
" ' II, , choir regular corridor tomorrow often
' noon and eroding. , .
flood to the mcrltll‘ cf the bill as such "
B'l‘. Plii'l‘liiREiBliilG 'l‘hurndny. April
4»- it in stated tiillt Grand Duke Mich
pom that one wall fog bound outoide of
Philadelphia and rcmulncd anchored
. two days. Subsequently the weather
’ wall very rough and the ship was swept
duh rummaffmpffm M16010,“
Mam. «any, out oil Moo! $1105
, whmwr a 'rAvto'll.
a.” “
viiuulol‘i MAKNIVI polio
Moll inch iii our petition. l rm no M
lotion in up... tint room
from atom to stern by heavy cone.
which ulna-hail her deck honed Mill
'I carried may a ll Ito bout. her cool lien
nel. tho heir apparent. will coon begin
a tour of the umpire for the purpose or
studying ndmlnlutrnlion method; Po
Louisville. fly-I;
tor you straw: and M. 'i‘ To what ‘
annually. political reaming rind "
Murillo lender's; linvo honor V tired to
olivo at. ”111$th
‘ com “1111th end her for am new
i all itii cattle nu. to. am.
I 11111 hrtih can,
l’ BLIC:.:,IVIIMARKET 1w
Norwalk Chronicler