”Tl. w MflTOMI'NW.
a . Is: in“ p. m.
“to tilt LsoALtrv or rue.
. varo
question raised as to the lo3ali-
the mass. veto of the hill
1 renewing the intention or the
timid! oi the. state, and the 0ka
.1 rs numerous that the issue is n
ML‘ The three days' clause is
genernlly. construed as to mean
darkdoya, and that'the exception
Sundays stated in the law is the
one that can legally be made. no
‘ ditthority helm; vested in the govcr-
’or le3islature to make any otheI
“intimation. it this is so. it was
the duty of the governor to return his
to to the legislature pt the. eutliest.
hppoythnity alter the three days ex
’ pirah‘.l which‘ Was Tucsday morning
Ting only provisio, made by the con
altutillu {br a further delay thhn the
litre calendar days is the aflioll-ra
Whtmt the legislatute. Adjournment
this operation on Monday. but (less
. “lawn the convening ot the“ lexiain
hm on Tuhsday .
l. in not only propel but It is sim-
hilt duties to compliment the work or
. o Rorwalk and south Norwalk daily
.‘ the Hour and Sentinel. on the
ey have reported the doings
Methodist conference The
.. rla have been clear and concise.
bullish without being tiresome, valv
‘ without vexing with verbiage--
[afield Press:
a LiioIaLArIvc FLOP.
(Hartford Telo3ram)
I Action of the House yesterday In
V ’ to sustain the Governors veto
e Norwalk division bill is the most
rllabie exhibition of ground and
. mbllng the Republican legisla-
' V_ it s troatied the public to during
> ” shot which in the first place
‘rVVhor Chamberlain’s veto gives no
re; It for his disapproval of the bill
ex'ooipt that he knows more about what.
the people of Norwalk want than the
"iridium does He raises no constt
Wendi ndestlod whatever rte sim-
‘l'eu don’t
V ms to the Legislature;
‘w’ what‘you have .becnl talking
'~ .. r unis
L. moor mo new .
" {NWebllar thigh ls serves
Imtlh'm raw "and
II. 'U- II D
aaailraa
of
‘ gs smut stunts:
orbyuiil eta ‘andwata. mantra
ail-it'd. 3"" firlm‘
out
It; mgr weren‘t”
valtNrtlxfit‘s Old Well Tire.
,-. :tesalhbdsllaaoir, ici-
. WWWeek‘untii para for
Wood look at these wheel yo
nlIin3V at purchasing.
, t's Old1Well Tire. guaranteed
5 :Beason. lot- 85 the pair,
‘ - Wild rah-o.
FRANKLIN s'r.
NADA}
' N STREET.
owed to volts at nearly two to one
" bill til I _ . . lie Mlmaior.
lly oi 7'. sound real:
one tor votiar “bill they were
- ti,3 tho-Trim of South Nob trance Just how they should Vole on m
-. . ii-I
, iii:
’ ‘V Remand little has returned from
an ex El]? 1!). during which he has
points in the South
> leisure lull orchestra. The dance will
confirm
II
.Iflwfi
"""‘W"T'hé funeral. was yester—
‘ ‘vlslbn of the Connecticut Raiiwn
' ”i, ran
mic its neck sud hiiowc tho (lover-lim-
to stop on it with but leahlo proton
it is diilicuit to understand upon
what grounds the Houaarcvemd its
vote on this matter. The bill was
a . week. The condi-
tions have no .911.qu in the slightest
degree. “inhabit: the mem-
hcrs can 3i 1' urliins a somersault
r
is because the.» inventor told them to.
it s excess of! flip. you don.
the lollislatnrc not have time it com
mittaaa from both houaes' were appoint-
ed to 11nd out from the Governor In no-
my measure that is to come up? That
would make everything Just as easy as
mlllnk oil‘ It log. And it might have
the same eiicct upon the Honorable
Sum Fesaendens senatorial Immpaixn
all the plan that Is now in operation
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Mrs. liownrd Knapp is visiting i‘rl-
ends in Stamford.
Fred Field is quite. ill of tonsilltls,
at his home on Quintard avenue
Miss Gertrude Coleman is visiting
Miss Mabel Sherry. of Bridgeport
Miss Julia Medina and Miss May
Kelly were in. Stamford yesterday
Miss Sadie Shields. of Hamilton two-
one. spent yesterday in New York
1".‘Jfl of Lamb 14c: Radlslies 3c It
bunfh Int Schaub’s Market.
Mi s rleleua Cummings. of Jersey
City. is visiting Mr and Mta. S. J.
0' Brion. .
ll'arry Keogh of Dust Notwuik had
the rniotpr’tunc to sprttln his wrist.
yesterdnyg.
The bulge MaIy Ewing nIrivcd this
morning with II cutgo or coal for John
H. Ferris.
Samuel W. Allet‘ and family. of West
street. are visiting Mrs. Aller's mother.
in Trenton.
Assistant Post Muster ,Churles J.
tovn’tt uy.
Mrs. James Shechnn spent yester-
day with Mrs. James Coleman at 34
High, street. _
Mrs B. J. O'Brien was out yesterday
for the ‘lut time after a siege of live
we‘cks with pleurisy. .
Miss Mamie Crows. or Dimhury. was
the xueatvotfliss Kate O‘Connell. or
Bpriuz street yesterday
Bailey, carrier at the South
Norv'Ia it post cities. is out of term to-
day. Him is being taken by Juv
Ila'nf' Msiwy.
Why not have your child' 3 eyes ax
{mined W Homer B. Hoyt? It would
undoubtedly be a help through a year
0! hard study
The «lanes to be given by Browns
Atltletic.Assoplatlon on April 20. will
have Jesse‘s orchestra to furnish the
music for the occasion.
at: Peter's. Y M. C A.,' of D'anbury.
will open its regular annual fair on
Monday April 13 A large attendance
lrom NOIWalk is expected.
A Inigo number of the members of
Nomviit. l..o'd3e n r. o. E.. will at-
tl iltpbslulu banquet to be held in
lducport. out Wednesday evening.
--Blk.. Pearl Soft Hats. O Brien
,v
ill; spout some time at Palm Heth
carries it Titukwood wane playlng
his. hall I . 1* day. was struck on the
once by a oul tip. He sustained a
severe han3 Vin-.t .‘tnttunntely no bones
were broken.‘
Iv’l‘be music for the Over Blydr Milli!
-thool dance which. will branch! May
15; will be furnished By William T.
bedtaidziln Lockwood! Hall
A meetlna or. the Riverside Club.
hih has lately been orgauihod and
high? is occupying the old Quarters
”suit “satin: Norwalk tenancies“: qu
he‘ held next Friday evening
‘ Jim; (”Limb 14c: Radiance. 3c a
bunch. at Schaub'a Market. ’ ' .
W“ lately.- MAI:
as wet known» aaraat
many people in this city. He was a
.mombgiol'm the Waramaug Club and
tilled donces here. l-lls
I'llti on Thursday from black
dayH
car 17 on the Norwsik westp th it;
an
ishtlng Company lumped the track
llhnrsday. near the County Home.
Westport avian. Word was sent to
the Wall st .,._ .. and the work
(air. in charge (glint Ever-
ett 1".- Kyle. “at N Midi bar‘s
assistance. and soon hall it on the
rallhaflin.
First Sergeant John w. Hoes. oi! the
First Separate Company (colored) New
Haven. has been appointed captain oi
thaxlconmany on recommendation oi
can at Russel Frost who lately held
mat Boas was nominated over Bahia
has that m
hm heldllit‘
With this vote a a precedent would
Prescott at South Noeralk, is out or
of New 'nglanti use nearly two hundred
million pounds of Pillsbury’ a Best Flour a
year? Because they are noted for making
surpassing bread, cake and pic.
.. AL
BULLETIN N0. 29
Bible ”School ‘f'
of the First Conatecaiional Church.
soars NOR WALK, com.
A
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CONCERNING THE EASTER SUNDAY MORNING SERVICE.
We mailed yesterday to every name on our ltoil above the Primary
Grade II postal as follows: \
l’leauc hell) us secure the attendance 01‘ every Incmcbcr of our Bible
School upon the Easter Church Servlcc, at ball past ten (iorcnoon). Sun-
day, Aprll Twelfth. by being there you radii and by encouraging every mcnI-
her you meet to come with you. lie surc also to bring as many i’riends from
your own family as you can. The unit crs will promptly seat you and your
friends. . .
Till: EXE. UTlVE COMMITTFF.
Bible School of the First Con3re3ntional Church
South Norwolk. Conn.
Did your postal come safely?
Here is a chance to stand by your l llilllllllllm.
thusiasiic loyalty they greatly impreZ-Is the community.
make this Easier Service II great an ‘('l'“‘l
I. By being in your place ptomp Iy? ‘ i"_
it. By bringing your posial to the usher in waiting at the dooI. " This will
give us an accurate Roll of Attendance.
3. By bringing as many acquaintances with you as you cnn induc}l to
come?
When members show on-
Will you help
A. By participating heartily in eve-y part of the Service.
The Bible School will assemble as usual at l2:05 to complete the [ler
sentation of Offerings. and will be dis- idol-zed at 12:20_
By or‘er of the Executive Committee.
Hygeia Ice Cb.-
Announcement.
. rm
To the patrons oi the Norwalk Hihloiu ice Company or last season. and
the new ones we hope by courteous a. Id gentlemanly treatment. and the
V,
“v.1;
'lhe new management. wishes to say that no expense hair’s
practice of correct business methods t .l make this yeartuu
en spared in
putting the above plant in excellent condition. and that it will he run to its
fullest hapncity. We shall put on peddle wagons on the Inflcr‘ontlroutea lun~
le‘ss we'1tave to) but would ask’ old an i new patrons alike. to send their ice
men to the plant for events ICE, wh ~re it will he HOltl to responsible desi-
crs at a price that will enable them i > deliver it at the south figures as the.
natural product. To dealers who hav» to crush ice in boxes {or their cus-
tomers_ we would say thallwe have an ice crusher tbgi willftgrind up ice at
the rate of a hundred pounds per minut t, which whl be at their service gratis.
Cold storage furnished ‘nl I-essona'dc rates. huh distilled water on tap.
Sincerer yours, ‘ V
THE wouwamt HYdEIA ICE co..
ny'J. W: Olmsted. Manager,
Tclephone,1876.
N B.-——Dcn’t be “lollied” by any one saying that they have "something
JustF as good, " but try it, and act on yo II own 300d Judlment.
OPPOIED TO REFERENCE CARD.
STAMFORD. April 11.—-.Thero was
no change in the building trades' strike
men were squarely opposed.” it
lMMENOI STEEL PLANT. '
BALTIMORE, Md spin ll.—~Ea
Senator McLaurin oi South Catalina
today. Within the last tWeIIty-iour
hours a conference between represen-
tatives oi the Master .Hullders‘ and oi
Mrs. F. E Coleman:
“reierance card" and that the union
a he rim at the state armory in New - .
llsvan on a ramonstrance died by 8% i. V 2
c cond Lieutenant Perry Bahia. Sen~
:ioll‘alhn and impressive aar- .
vice peculiarly appropriate to can '. -
the labor unions has been held. it
series to show that all points or diner-
cocoa could probably lie readily adyaat-
ed except that relating to the "Ret-
in an interview printed here says the
Mohawk Valley mad, or which or
is vice president. has let contracts tor
the buiidlnx of an immense iron and
I
eIence card. " it was plain hovever. steel plant at Brunswick. 6a.. to cost
that the builders would insist on the $10. oooflooo
surrt
lSATURDAY
EVENlNG .SUii.
lLLUSTRATED
E H E N'l:
APRlLvllll'tfr
24 WEIT WASHINGTON STREET.
Has returned home from Providence.
with a full line of Mlllinery Goods and
it ready to receive her cuatornhra tor
the Easter trade. with a full line oi
Trimmed and Untri ad llata. Call
and look over the 3 before 30th!
elsewhere Chlldren’ Ir Trimmed Hats.
$1.50 worth 12.50.1iadlea' Trimmed
‘tflulil‘alw' worth $5.00. Don‘t forget
oca .
24 WEST WASHlNl’l'I‘ON STREET.
OLD BANK BUILDING
aDr. ll 4 w.
ltvittg Lockwood & to.
“Coal” '
“Coal”
“Coal”
$6.25 per Ton
The price 0! coal having dropped we
as usual are the first to give our pa-
trons the benefit.
‘ We urge you to buy our lllhlgll (foal
bechusewc know it will he satisfac-
tory. l'ou l‘illl'i beat our cool or our
prices.
vtlcttcr buy now while. its cbeupcst.
living Lockwood iii to
I22 WATER ST. 80 NORWAIM
a
Branch China 2 80. Main St.
'l‘ei. Call 31-6.
EASTER is COMING.
Do you think you will live to sec it?
Expectation oi“ tile is more a matter of
health than of age. if you are full of
aches you tbinli you may 30 any day.
and it you are tree from them you do
not see how you can ever die. Belief
in immortality oi lite before death
comes to all who rid themselves of
malaria and rheumatism. by inking
Dr. Dick's Medicine. it will bring
vou rosy-checked to many another
Easier.
F. T. Eaglnsan
Painter aFDooorator.
The Best Work
at Reasonable
Prices.
—PAINTERS' SUPPLIES—i
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Capital It 600M surplus. ”85.000.
Industrial Soviet: and loss Co.
OF NEW YORK.
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State Supervision of NOI-
Yorlr and Connecticut.
Pay 5 per oral.
OFFIOE, 12 80. MAIN ST.
. Manufacturers’ Sample line of
Women‘s Bauer Suits
But. 53mm gees
’8xccptluna\ Gil urine.
1‘65 less.
Manu Garments are what we bought
duplicates of carlu last month.
will be placed on sale with the samples at
No prospective suit buuer can
afford to miss this opportunitu.
Sale surpasses all former low prices at
the opening of the season.
Store and the purchases of these sample
suits are both fortunate.
the most pronounced features of the new
Gowns is the prevalence of lightweight
grenadine like materials.
heavier cloth. The charming Voiles. Can-
vas and Eiamine weaves in beautiful Colors
that make up the costume show.
prices are far below what others will ask
at the end of the season when prices are
broken. DON’T FORGET TlllS SAV-
lNG OF DOLLAhS on Salurdau.
The following details will give you an
idea 0i this great offerinc.
These
. This
The Boston
This season
in place of
The
fact No. \
Eton and Blouse ‘Jackcts;
styles. some with drop skirt,
others unlined; canvas cloth,
broadcloth, homespun, serge.
granite cloth and Venetian;
made up in the most appmv-
ed fashion. Value up to $20.
all one price,
stains
Resident Directors Resident Manageral
Mortimer M. Lao R. L. Coburn
charm I. Dow John I. Lateral-teal
Suits,
Set No. ‘2.
Black and Colored Tailor
in fine broadcloth.
Cheviot. serge and etamine.
Value $25.00. at
Stem
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. CALL 58-2.
Freak Goods are what you want.
33 was'r tnsnmoron sr.
ti?!
Ellen-manddmmymmtmmac.
nmammmtmm ”opened;
hvmmar’wrm andnloa)mlldvac., .
sugar cured unwell!» 15c. Lean shoulders, Is. the. m neon. It... 15:.
. Vauatmlywaataolaanlaa. wmflamwhfinmm
osmium ..
mama plislata Flea musician lunar, Milo”.
our’sStore
coop THINGS r0 EAT.
We keep our stock moving by buying today what we‘ll sell today and tomorrow. Pure,
Pure Raspberry or Strawberry Jam, 2 jars for s5c.. - Fancy California Peaches or Bartlett
Pears. 3 lb. can, aoc.; 3 lbs. Fancy Prunes, 25c; 3 lbs. Rice. 25c. , Moorpark Fancy Apricots, 16c.
lb.; Eva Peaches. xoc. lb., 31ba..asc.; Peanut Butter, soc. 1b.; Limp Starch. 5c. 1b.;
Crackers, 25¢: 2 lb. box Boneless Codfish. 25c; Large Fat Bloatcrs. a for 5c.; Smoked Halibut,16c.
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 ERESH VEGETABLES when quality' Is all right.
C. E Seymour, Leading Grocer,
3 lbs. Boas
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
‘ 4.;-
3“;
‘EM'
w
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morning; We arc the only real dealers in tin!
R GREETING
Free Souvenir to all
tA Iaautifui Pmdl‘mfamr I” will be nivan FREE to all purchaaara sl‘ti .90 twat-ti; or more of Grocer-
laalaa at W willful} WM”, April the lam . ,
EGGS.
unusaM(haaatlbaumIm wmmnrmm
III. lift. and pat program.
.i y .
are chalaa mam m : cutaneous,“jig » "'7
.6 l Flu. DIM M Bin. tho 2 a: (gratitude. :
We deliver everywhere. ram
Norwalk Chronicler