. ' I... ...;,... ' wit ‘ k
await»... ’ 4 an bitumen-mu at».
on which town sspenditurs has been
practically nbthlitifor years. and that
was made to prevent dividing the
school district.
oasa' “latrines.
at" town. it it is do
fiat coin ah t in
by mflhsods th'at at: on
,Lb to the time that
Wood. the, Senate, and was
‘ slid pilii‘éntea to the Gov
honest was an open one.
one the committee, in the
n the Senate. contesting
., id but! discussing the merits
. re- in an open manner.
tietica were used. dif
" 'reserted to and differ-
. cos. brought into operation.
-. id be kept. in mind. as it is n
w table fact that the Oppon- n
”to divibioa openly clditped and
the Governor wwld beyon-
ll'. g'dtiin'g the impression.
they intended it or not. that '~
Iliad an assurance to that ‘eifectl
Mdndsmf diylsion at first gave
. d id these claims. but it was
dong before circumstances era-
by established the fact that the
W or was giving audiences to In-
, andoommittees in opposition
ll. wiuout the knowledge of
the other hide; in short tak
ided evidence or statements.
when that a committee from
Ndrwalk called on the Governor,
m hint could obtain no know.
' of the claims or arguments that
headlines-item Later it became
“that lfayor Cavangh. who sign?
ll
h
D
', legislative pommittsc. and who,
boon letter. .advocated dleeIOn.
f informing the committee with
‘_ he had declared himself to be
’ ~ had called on the Governor .
Attorney Walsh. of Norwalk and
itithd to the Governor that pub- ’
sentiment. had changed in South,
k. and that he himself had '~
3 . his opinion, and was opposed
the bill “To meet this betrayal
hero of the committee from South
1k in called on the Governor
after presénting their case again
was suggested to him that It would
only fair to all concerned if he do-
a full investigation. to give .thh
t hasrhrr at the same time,
.‘ thus biford the South Norwalk
ittee pontunity to meet the is-
raise a a fair and open manner.
this id not meet with approval.
the end, *to* it all yesterday
a Veto fi Governor, the rose:
a it given without so
a mention of the claims made
macaw new town ' and fly“ "
gnltlou only of the fact
\'
orwaik had- made a boundary
air to Norwalk, and of an in: t
t
son irons: ' .
_, 82 per week until paid for.
1. ». , look at these wheels if vol;
lag of purchasing. as they_ .
The whole tenor of the objections
to the bill was. special pleading for the
section represented by the opponents
of the '1 “
ilollcito lint "
section it would
for him to have oolfildo'rsi’d the grievan
sea :and whims of the other sections.
”5:“. bill '0 make South gilllggaiarapon that he believed an en-
tnre welt d be productive. of harmony
in the town. to those who know the
conditions and feeling, partakes very
much of the character of mockery.
hebtl' but fair
of his views by the Legisla
We feel that South Nowalk has not
been trehted fairly. and we believe oth
er influences than these of the state
llavetbeen used in this matter. else
why so‘ great a change In the Fourth
Congressional District. embracod by
hitchiield County. On the merits‘of
to case South Nol walk ought to haw.
won It failed to win because of the po-
sition taken by the Governbr and we
even right to suspect that other In-
uelices than the facts obtained in op-
en consideration of the matter have
ad an effect.
Betrayed in one instance. by secret
""36““ 1‘ "“1“" cases by sneaking. Native Can Build a House for a Do'-
lettors from parties who lacked the'
manliness to come into the open. by
methods that could not be resorted to perhaps 1,“, gauged from the natives“
in defence. South Norwslk has lost a
wollearpeil and fully-deserved victory.
Now what? The issue of the legal
it? of the GOVGI‘IIOI”II V9“) h” been Missionary Association. who has re-
raised and it Is a point well taken. cently returned from an inspection of
The speaker of the House gave it as | the island tells .. is foilowing story to
.his opinion that the bill incorporatingl
the Town of South Nor-walk was al-
ready a law, the Governor's veto com-
ing too late to be of effect, as the time
in which he could legally not had cx~|
ircd.
The Constitution of the State. if the
Wm“. accepted RDDOIMIHQN English language means “mums "Tout any trouble. I asked my compan-
ery clear Oll‘lhll point. It sayzs
Section lz.—-Every bill which
shall have passed both Houses of
the General Assembly shall be pre-
sented to the-Governor. if he ap-
proves. he shall sign and transmit
It in thewbetaly. but if not he
shall letul'a. it to the house in
. which it originated with his ob- -.
tectloflh. Which shall be entitled
on the foothills of the house who
shall proceed to rccousldci the
bill. If, after such reconsidera-
tion. that house shall again pass
.it. it shall be sent. with objections
to the other house. which shall also
reconsider it. If approved. it shall
become a law. But in such cases
~ the votes of both houses shall be
determined by you and nays; and
the names of the members voting
Tor and against the bill shall be
é‘nterod on the ournals of each
ll’ouse respective . if the bill shall
not be returned by the Governor
within three days, Sundays except.
set after it ii have been present-
ed to Aim t same shall be a law.
. it like in n as if he had signed
t unless the General Assembly.
by their ad ournment, prevents Its
tritium?“ iolt caae it shall not
be a law. ,
Can (intimation be more clear and
. drpliclt? Three day.s with the Sun-
dnv exception. nlu.t mean three days,
and there is no reasonable ground for
construing it to Incas MOE "RUN“ the rear axle of the wagon and in that
Iverdaya. " as has been done. The way dragged it four and a half miles to
31,19“ laws-en in mg “.3. hold this the factory. through four inches of
view and declare that the Supreme
CouWOuid 3" construe lt' ‘ ltenrd that if vou killed a rattler ind
if "South Norwalk has won it is en- dragged it a distance its mate would
tug to its "awry. and It should not follow to find It. “'9". sir. the next
hate (it)?! taken from it by an illegal not
If tllc Governor or the Legislature.
, ‘ 's out Well .mam-euestiouune legality of. the vdtb killed the other "having followed the
' season for ”Ms has been raised We are not able to trail through the snow for that dis-
a) LOW that the contest will be made.
”If the opinions which we have
“resin: exprasJed prevail. it will be.
South Norwalk has had the benefit of
, Well Tire. “gunman the'c’xample given them by Norwalk
’n a- coniest to the finish. and we are
notified to believe it will be followed
and the legality of the veto contested.
FASHIONS.
. . Even street hats are made entirely town of Norwalk are hereby notified
STREET. of chiffon.
, ’ Thepluid straws are sirlish lookins in will beheld in the Town HI“.
and very neat for school wear.
No‘w‘is the time to bring out your '
maple sugar cake and candy m‘m I903. ,t 8 oclock in the evening. for
The fbahionable checked w l fab-
<ics make up very mttil! “90mm; 1.- To lay the annual town tax: and
Iishmeats for plain cloths.
l have known of at least one party tions for the support 0' the public
gown being decorated with a sash schools;
. ““8 '. 38:99 “um"! 0‘ roses “d “‘9“ Ml’ Dated at Norwalk. the 9th day of
~' ' April. me.
~ White shirtwalsts remain in the aw
i ms * iortty They are embroidered. and of- - . JAN“ “4 “ROWE
. . a ' ten in color. but the all white are the "SAIUEL LYNES.
‘ ”Mlle“ . Winning a. snap.
fonmwfiltmnsgtmoztmm Selectmen of the Town of Norwalla t
‘ into her pocketbook before undertah- :. " ‘ '9 “
luv to follow the prevailing fashion for. . ‘ .
U Mrs. P E. Coleman.
. siesta" waanltta-rou- -masr.
i
new with $1 EE
'0 er: was shown In white pique oriia-
mented with buttons. For elaborate
service there was shown a white or-
dslnty white goods and the balance in i
the hesvisr white fabrics.
cream. but instead of yolks use three
whites to each pint nf milk Scaldl
the ilk: then add two tablespoonfuls
of a gar. or more if liked very sweet. I
chill; then add to
one tesspoonfill of orange Juice. and
to the quart a pinch of grated peel and
mould a designed blanched and shied-
red almonds and candied frilit. put in
a la) er of the frozen cream. then it lay
er of crushed. stale macdroona: a
sprinkling tchopped nutmeats: then
more cream. then a layer of chipped
candied fruit: more cream: then the
matrnroons; place an oiled paper 0ch
so the edges will come over the sides
of mould; pllt cover on and tie down
securely; then pack in ice and salt
foil: two hours. When serving out into
t: cos.
i LIVING lN PORTO RICO.
iar in the Country.
The cost of living in Porto Rico is
view of necessity. than In any other
quarter of the globe where modern
[livliisstlon has obtained a foothold.
Dr Ryder. secretary of the American
illustrate the scale of wages and liv-
ins: In the island:
"I was riding through the interior on
horseback. on my way to Ponce " he
.suold. 'whcn I saw ahead of me in the
roll ad a native carrying a log on his
head. it was a log twelve feet long
Hand must have weighed 200 pounds.
'He seemed to trot along with “with-
., on to stop and ask hint about it. He
did so and the man said he had out
loud "rippcd' the log, that is. got it rea-
Edy to split into timber. although It was
inot loosened enough to fall apart. the
.‘llay before; he had brought it fifteen
Emilee on his head that morning. and
had three-miles further to carry it into
Ponce. s
“And libw rhil’c'h will you get for
iit?" asked my companion.
. “ 'i hdpc to get liftcrn cents.‘ re-
plied the man 'but i may get only
nwelve.‘
, "But that sum would buy as much
'as ".50 would up here." continued
the doctor. "so the man was really
working for about scventutlve rents
in day. it is estimated that a man
can support a family by three days'
ltvmk a onth. Food is practically
ifrrc. Fri t is to be had for the taking.
and the orcr classes plactically live
‘ upon frui. And safer allouse. a con-
‘v'elt borrowed it dollar from one of our
missionaries to put us a house when he
wanted to get marrl and it was plen-
[ty of
- The following snake story is told by
jone of the loading “tissue of Milan.
who is regarded as truthful. "l was
[engaged in drawing timber, and in
company with another man we turned
.a log over. under which I discovered a
Iar rattlesnake fast asleep. On call-
lhe a teutlon of my partner to it
he been a string. and. making a slip-
ping noose. slipped it over ”the snake‘s
head before it awoke. tied the string to
«new We killed it and threw it into
the river. close to the mill. I‘tiatl often
morning the mate to the snakn we had
dragged the four and a half miles was
'ouud on the vcry spot where W had
tancc. "-—-Detrolt Evening News
‘ NOLICE.
initial lulu fitting
The inhabitants. legal voters of the
and warned that a special town meet-
Wall street. on Wednesday. April 15th.
the following purposes. to-wit.
2. To make the annual appropria-
MILLINERY
reunsdbbmeifotn Providence.
York National Lea
sandy, also a silk muslin. one white baseball season at
etamlne lined with Nile~groen tsiiets.a atodny by defoltlns
yachting costume of rough white serge loge nine ii to 2. The score by inn-
ornamented with blue anchors and new In”:
‘tlcal devices. and shirtwalsts galore. li‘ol'flham. 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0.0—2 7 2
some in ws‘sh silk, others in sheer. New York I i 01:41 0 1—8 7 l
Polnhsdour pudding from “The Ginniiy, Cronin and"
Household: " Prepare a custard lctv- nahsn. i
a generous pinch of salt; freese as for and Winslow. Game called on account
any cream. Arrange in an icecresm of darkness. .
The amusement bargain of the season.
.Iokes and Methods that are fresh and
new roux. A iii 9.41» New
team opened the
e l‘ordham Col-
. Batteries—4mm and Beater and
Mac and Plunke . Mathewson. Mc
arner and Bree
Umpire Frank Bowerman. '
cusswrrasvrnna. Va. April 9.
~University of Virginia 4: liehigh. 0
WASHINGTON, April 9—Wile tied
istlr ilntil dissolved, then add the stltfiy the score with Georgetown to“! in
hasten whites, and cook for a second, |”“‘: ninth innin by two singles cou-
tlslng a double bonsai“ i' When it begins DIG? With "'0 VII 6 While! BOON?
to thicken remov, from the fire and Georgetown. 101002100“?) 11 5
each pint of en turd Vole. 022000001—5 8 l
Batteries: Georgetown, Drill and
Appearcuis: Ya‘e Bowman. Wescott
ENTERTAINMENTS
HOYT' S THEATRE.
Matinee and Night.
SATURDAY..APRIL 11.
it's a Corker!
THE EVERGREEN SUCCESS.
- The Original and OniyOne
HOYT'C
A Bunch of Keiis
(OR THE HOTEL)
Character Artists who conceive New
Ideas and Execute them in the most
brilliant manner
bright.
A Screaming Farce. bubbling with
merriment, originality and wit
EVERYTHING RIGHT UP TO DATE
PRICES. 250. 860 and 50::
Matinee, 16 and 25°
HOYT’ S THEATRE.
MONDAY. APRIL 13.
Positive Appearance of
DENMAN THOMPSON.
u "The Daddy of ’cm All."
The Old Homestead.
Production identical with original cast
of fsvorltesnincludlng
THE- FAMOUS 0L1) HOMESTEAD
DOUBLE QUARTET'I‘E
PRICES: 25c. 60c 75c and 81. 00.
Sale of seats opens at Hoyt’a Thes-
tre. South Norwaik. and Wesd's drug
store. Norwalk. 6 days In advance of
all attractions"
steal-I Assailant-1...-
On Saturday evening. April III, the
distinguished actress”, rs. IaMoync.
will be seen in this city ‘ fioyt's Thea-
tre. In her latest successful comedy.
"Among Those Present" under the di
rection of George H. Brennan This
promises to be the tootsble event
of the present thes i season Sale
of seats will commence on Tuesday.
April ii. Prices, 60 cents to $1.50. On
account of the interest manifested in
Mrs. LoMoync's appearance. and the
large number of inquiries already made
at the box office it has been decided
that sppllcatioas'fifor m sent in be-
fore the opening of the sale will be filed
in the order of their receipt. Free list
will positively be suspended for this
engagement. . i
a
. x
, 'rHa HAT MAKERS’
SICK eswarlrwsoeiarv'e
Grand-Ball .
. ladle loll. ’
My "I‘ll. April Bib.
As an' especial attraction they have
engaged at great expense. the only
CHUCK CONNORI.
The Far-Famed Mayor of Chinatown.
and his Oriental wife. in sayings.
dances and doings. descriptive of
Chinatown life,
ADMISSION. 25c.
a9 4t
- ..o
GRAND VAIIDEVIILIE Slow
for the
AT HOVT'S THEATRE,
Friday. Aorll I7.
at 315 p. in.
Au entirely new entertainment un-
dcr the management of
the Shite Orchestra.
Dont fail to see the new Skirt Dance.
Admission. it. The. 601: and 85o.
Chart open Saturday April ii at box
oillce South norwalk. and Weed's
Drug Store Norwalk. as
but um .
GOIGlliiiil'lilllil. illiilliiill
..T"22°.‘.I.‘.“,‘;."z':;2‘2....
in a dramatic recital of
"lbelelvbss‘t at Venice"
’ aoiaisslon, 85c.
Reserved Caets, to: extra.
c r
W
EASTER OPENING
inostul'iouassraiglalsmooomm
M “V. w
tarmac“. vitae.
Nina. a to l. Medics Society here this afternoon the
e Pele Grounds vice president. Dr. George R. Harris.
llEiEllT ill tilt utiuii; marlin
maversbuwasvfle’tineiathiale‘
I
following officers were elected: Presi
dent, Dr Frederick H. Dart, Nlantlc;
Norwich; clerk, Dr. Morton E. Fox.
Montville; fellows to state convention.
Dr. C. E. Drayton. of Stoningtoa; Dr.
P. J. Cassldy, of New London; Dr. w
narratives. ii: Jill; Manufactureis’ Sample line of
of Montvllle: alternates. Dr. C. B.
Graves of New London; Dr. R R. Gan-
ily, of Colchester; Dr. W. H. Gray. of ‘ . . ‘
Wade and Dr. J. .l. Donahue. of Nor- 0mg“ 8 a‘ 0" “\ 8'
wish. and Dr. E. C. Chlpman, of Man-
tic.
living Lockwood d to. Gas Qh’trd 2.683
“Coal” ' 'Sacep’ttptta\ (5“ trips.
“Coal”
“Coal” Mauu Garments are what we bought
duplicates of earlu last month. These
3525 P" T°" will be placed on sale uith the samples at
:hfili'a‘i.'l‘”"‘pd 3'.”— 1-65 less. No prospective suitbuuel can
We urge you to buy our Lehigh Coal afford to miss ”this Opportunitu a This
because we know it will be satisfac-
tory. You can't beatuurwul or our $316 Sill'DdSSGS a“ former lOWDIiCeS at
prices.
new...mundane“... the opening of the season. The Boston
Irving Lockwood & (To, Store and the purchases of these sample
lawmaker. 80.nonwhnK. suits are both fortunate. This season:
3...... on... 2 so. mm 8.. the most pronounced features of the new
Tel. Coll al-B.
~ Gowns is the prevalence of lichtweiuhi
[ASTER i8 COMING. . ~ . .
tidbits:'3i.i‘:.“..‘i‘.'.ii:f. 5.2.25.2; grenadine like materials. Ill place of
health than of age. if yeti are full of
achesvouthink mu m. ..., heavier cloth. The charming Voiles. Can-
and if you are free from them you do
:3".3.8.3.325..Y,°i;,:-:'..§";:.;'g:;. 35.25; vas and Etamiue weaves in beautiful colors
comes to all who rid themselves of
malaria and rheumatism. by taking that make up the COStume SNOW. The
Dr. Dick's Medicine. it will bring
32;?"ch .. mm W... prices are far below what others will ask
at the end. of the season when prices are
"- 7- Eflm‘” broken. DON’T FORGET THIS SAV'
Punt-renmmmrt [NO OF DOLLARS on Saturdau.
The BEST WOW 6 The following details will give uou all
gifligfgsonable idea of this great offerina.
—PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES—
82 N. MET; Street gm “0- \ Snot No. 2
; {bf-1560’" '"‘ 1‘8’5' ’ Eton and Blouse Jackets;
” L M ”W... 000 “Y‘esv 50'“ with dror skirt. Black and Colored Tailor
MIMI 33"“. ”M m“ c" . others unlined; canvas cloth,
OF NEW VOFK' broadcloth, homespun. serge. Suits, in fine- broadcloth.
-————..
granite cloth and Venetian;
Stars Supervision of, New made up in the most app!”
Yorkjad can"‘°"‘""- ed fashion. Value up to $20.
PIV 5 It! east. all one price.
orrics, 15.3.“ MAIN sr. 5‘3.50 8‘8.50
Resident Directors Resident Managers
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn
Charles I. Dow John I. Lawrence]
fl
cheviot. serge and etamine.
Value $2 5.00. at
‘ ’ ”
CALL 58-2.
Seymour’ sStore
G000 THINGS TO EAT.
We keep our stock moving by buying today what we'll sell today and tomorrow. Pure.
Fresh Goodsare what you want.
Pure Rabpberry or StrawbErry Jam. 2 jars for 25¢, ' Fancy California Peaches or Bartlett
Pears. 3 lb. can. see; 3 lbs. Fancy Prunes. asc.; 3 lbs. Rice, 25s.; Moorpa‘rk Fancy Apricots. 16c.
"3.; Eva Peaches, roe. 1b.. 3 lbs., 25c.; Peanut Butter, soc. lb.; Lirnp Starch, 5c. lb. 3 lbs. Boss
Crackers. 25c.; 2 lb. box'Boneless Codfish, 25c.; Large" Fat Blasters, 2 for 5c.; Smoked Halibut. 16c.
6t lb. We have a large arrival of FANCY CAKES AND CRACKERS.
You can get plenty of FRESH EGGS here. New Potatoes. Spinach. Celery. Tomatoes. Let-
tuce. and everything in FRESH VEGETABLES when quality is all right. '
C. E. Seymour, Leading Grocer,
33 WEST WASHINGTON ST.. ” ‘SOUTH NORWALK,‘ CONN.
EASTER GREETING
F rec Souvenir to all.
A Iaauttftn Forums Easter Egg will be given FREE to all purchasers of 81. 00 worth or more of Grocer-
Iesias at our stone on Sister Saturday, April the 11th. , .. .
"WAT—..l Y ‘ , H
seas. silos. ‘. . seas. - i aces. sheer , , seas.
lilogspathaPSiflghtarounoyosrmmfoi-zie. .
‘ / -, Finest Iigln omm outsel- (withing sullelmls) sac pound. ' . ~ _ ~ _ .,
NEWSlOTe’ 51WdllSl A ~ A VOW NI“ Mm (met and nice) scandal: 1, t
laser Cured liaise. L tee. Loan Shouldargfifi 15" w...‘ ’”n “:15:- , _ . ,_ .r v _
Thum‘y Apr) Y9“ boroiy m m’ Moo. NM- Horn or beach for hater moral on. We are the only real dealers in that
1%“ 4‘ «..y‘. s i 5. "I‘ll "I m "Ofs- ‘.. 5 ,. \ ‘ ‘
le's ei'rtlémm .. , WW I
its on.” in _m Wm“ “A message tie-{files win... one», self-faunas. - . ,
* inspect theisrasstisasnaasno nijilus , imiusemmmilusnsrasaew Sal-sandman. l L _
as. castes .Plamatw -~ 2 mime 25°
Ill-J Fine Iartuiru Pears. can. :12 WI!- Ceraaneaf?‘
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