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Arthur Carr is ill at his home on
Gregory boulevard
Joseph Fowler is. busy repairing
Frank Lockwbod's shift.
The tug Stamford was In the harbor
this morning, for coal.
Several fishermen have reported
good catches of flounders lately.
William Shea. employed at Morris
11111111111111 a grocery, has resigned his po-
sit on
T. S. Tobey rated 75. and David
Nash. also ruled 75. will play this ev-
«plug in the Hafner- pom tournament.
ii. A.‘ li‘lagg, who has been sick, has
resumed his duties as operator in the
railroad signal tower in South Nor-
walk.
Master Charlie Dates, of East Nor-
walk, is spending a week with his
grandmother, Mrs. C. H Bates, In West
nodding.
Mrs. H. F. (loodsell. of l Rowan
street. has returned home from Bos-
ton. Mass. where. she has been spend-
ing the winter.
George Sprague, the genial manager
of liafner' is east side store, has return-
ed from a visit to New York to see
his father who is seriously ill there.
W S. Hartford's house in Winfield
street. which is occupied by Joseph S.
skldmore, has been greatly vimproved
by hating a walk made in front of it
Her. L. H. Moore of Norwaik, con-
ducted the special meeting at the East
Avenue Methodist Church last night.
It was very well attended and the
1 service was much enibyell
'l be regular monthly meeting of the
trainers of the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school will be held
next Monday night, at the home of 0.
Howard King. Ostme avenue.
The work of driving piles under the
west end of the bridge has beeen fin-
isheii, and the pile driver was carted
away this morning. Considerable new
planking will be pill in place by Draw-
tcndcr John Cole.
Mrs. E. S, Bowen, president of the
Junior League of the East Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, Is antic-
ipating a Inrgl‘.I attendance at the an-
nual roll call service In the Sunday
school room of the church tomorrow
at 3 o'.clock
The entire Sunday school will meet
in the East Avenue Methodist Church
auditorium 'next Sunday, to unite in
a. review of the quarters lessons.
There will be singing by the choir and
infant class. Rev. Edward Cunning-
ham conducts the service.
John Taylor. of 52 Vanzandt street.
sixteen years of age. was operated on
for apper’rdicitis at the Norwalk hospi-
tal. Sunday. Dr. William I. Tracey was
the operator and he was assisted by
Dr. F. B. Baker and Dr. A. N. Clark.
The patient Is coming along as nicely
as can be expected under the circum
stances.
ROWAY'I‘ON.
—_
_ A son was born, Wednesday, to Mr.
and Mrs. John 'Rhytnond Jr.
Miss Cornelia inrown Is
from 'hn attack ti! hinge
A daughter was torn Friday.
Mr. and litre Gem-go Raymond
.A. Smith Penn 1’ Patchogue, L. l.,
is visiting his bro er, Ira E. .Petty.
Mrs. J. A:- Sowarby left town, Mon
day. for a rdonth's visit with friends
in New York
The udIea‘ Aid Society of the Bap
list Church met at the parsonage yea-
torday afternoon.
Mrti. Joseph Gilmore. of South Nor-
walk Mt yesterday filth Mrs. Fred
erlck E Lockwood.
Joseph Ponnoll has secured a pool-
tlon on the at l liaurel. and has
let town for Long nines.
f‘leary McKoevett Dertt C Reiyea
and tnart Hhmah hav'é‘lotters await
lug mat
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Matty
“first ls»... mum. of Bridge-
‘ boon vlsltl her Enephew.
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woot “mm"!!!
the Brookside
Cori gone to“
tea 1 weak)!
lagoonsw:
returned to her home In
as withmtona
. ton
* ' tertalnntont committee of the
Eol1flook and Ladder (lo-M
will " it the track house. Saturday
. at 1:80. ‘galiaroaarno‘atly ro-
prou'dl.
suffering
to
stun Monies.
alias then trim
nnmhor of lines on the
stable Dave Nelson Mather seems to;
rOeorgoW. Bry '
ly in in "
pastas asp patterns.
1 Miss Helen Whtefhtll‘y is visiting
friends in New York
Mrs. Minnie Hoff. of (wars, N. J..
Ia visiting'Mra. J. P. Drummer Main
atree
rhb'noh forge at Lolita Seooraa's'
bla1cltsmlth shop will probably be com-
pleted today.
hidles this (left has resigned her po
tEsponacheld Hat Company In
11uth orwalk.
'l‘burdday before Ehhter, a union ser-
vice will be held in the Darien Con~
gregational Church.
Henry Brencherihas had considera-
ble-timber carted t the:lot opposite
his place of basins and rumor has it
that Ire is Weth now hIiuse there
soon
William Scofleld, n \eteran Mhe
Civil War. was found Intoxicated in
Main street, Stamford. near Clark's
lllll, Tuesday. He was removed In
the,patrol wagon to police headquar-
ters. Yesterday morning he was dis-
charged and was sent to the Stamford
Hospital. whither he use bound for
treatment when mercome by John Bar
leycorn.
The color
drawn in Dariett just now,
tine Is being strongly
and Con-
he the Helm of considerable criticism.
Tuesday night there was an entertain-
ment in the Town Hall. given by the
Men's Club of the Congregational
Church. in the reserved seats, well up
'in front sat Constable Mather‘ and a
colored lady. ’I‘hey remained there
during the entire performance, and
the good people who occttpled seats
near them feel that Constable Mather
should confine himself to taking white
ladies to entertainments. The result
was that several citizens have called
Mr. Mather to account for it, but he
apparently does not see anything
wrong in going to an entertainment
with a colored glrL Anyway the res.
ideals of the town are discussing the
matter pro and con with considerable
vehemence.
WESTPORT.
There was service in Trinity church
last evening.
Improvements are being made to the
Potter cottage Salrgatuck. ,
Mrs. Melville C‘roiiaman hasp recover
ad from a severe attirck ofgr
Dr. Howard Taylor, of New 111York. Is
spending a few dpya with his mother
at the Forms.
The Current Events club meets
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Mitchelh
A cake sale will he held in Reading
room Saturday afternoon. Mesdames
A. N. Smith. Warren Rogers and it.
(lault have charger . '
Mrs. John Carlson has fully recover-
ed from injuries received by falling on
an Icy walk, several weeks ago. .
A number heremre in receipt of the
Governor's proclamation naming Fri-
day. April 1 for the Edst Day holiday.
Extensive repairs are being made to
the Ketcham place preparatory to its
occupancy by New York parties for the
summer.
St. Agnes‘ Guild of Christ church
was In session yesterday fiftemoon.
Miss Dorothy Adams is home frOm
visiting friends in Stamford.
Recent advices from D. W. Morris
are to the effect that at. this time he
is en route to Egypt. from Paris where
he has been seeing the sights.
Motorman Fred Lyon has for some
time been filling his old position on the
trolley as conductor. Lyon is one of
the model men in the employ of the
company.
The Women's Missionary society of
the Congregational church was in ses-
sion with Mrs. R. ll. Wheeler. yester-
day afternoon. Tea was served at i
o'clock.
I New] . ' ,
The Ladiu' Aid loci not lost
week. with Mill Ban a.
Thomas Treadwol, who has been
ill with gri Is able to be out.
Robert Wl llama and wile, of Bid»
field visited trleads hm ”Sanity. .
Mrs. li‘rank Lyon In home from-a
two weeks' engagement In Norwalk.
John ll‘anton has started a meat
route, and all wish him the beat sac-l
“‘4 “r o).W ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson. who
have ubeen ill for}; two weohs, are im-
”Arley
.ilior fri d,
Weatp ort.
Miss Bessie Treadwoll has been suf-
fering with a severe cold, and was an-
able to attend school illt week, in
Weatport. 'c.
Letters received from Mrs. l..
Hoyt state she returned to Bridgeport
on Monday, frotn a two woolta’ visit in
New York and New Jersey.
Mrs. John Williams. who has been
seriously ill the past month, is able to
be about the house. and her'many
friends hope to soon see her out.
Much damage was done from by the
recent' freshet and ice. Two bridges
were carried away entirely, and one
damaged so that it Is unfit for travel.
Rey Louis N. Booth. of Bridgeport.
ofllclated at Emmanuel Church, on
Thursday evening. March l7lh., and
Rev. Kenneth MacKenaie. of West-
port. is expected on Friday evening. of
this week.
7?” onto’rtainod last
Isa Sherman from
KENlALY ANO ROIIRTI.
Rivalry for Gubernatorial Honora—
Chat About Candidates.
Amid all the fiurry'and rush of mu-
nicipal politics, state and senatorial
contests are not lost sight of. as may he
conclude .from the visit of Speaker
Michael enealy of Stamford. to this
city. Tuesday Several times lately Mr.
Keacaiy has been in the city and each
time has hobnobbed with the political
wiseacres who assemble at the Hart
ford Club. the sumptuous apartments
of. which seem particularly attractive
to the republican managers. Tuesday
Mr. Kcnealy went to the club, accom-
panied by Representative E. J. Lake.
and a corriab was held. Knowing ones
any that Mr. Kenealy's friends have
him In line for gubernatorial honors.
but he is said to deny the impeach-
ment. His boom in this connection rrtns
athwart the aspirations of lieutenant-
Governor Henry Roberts. who seeks
promotion to Governor Chamberlain's
honors. So when Mr. Konealy comes
to Hartford. Mr. Roberts at once gets
into touch with those who have talked
with the astute Speaker. who Is known
far and wide as a loyal follower of
“Sam" Feesenden.
What the lieutenant-governor hears
Is not always sweet to-hla oath. and
such was the case, reguding Mr.
Kenealy's visit to Hartford; Tuesday.
While denying to interviewers that he
was a candidate for my mo. Mr.
Kenealy neierthelesa. "it I' was
looking over his fences, i1naking
progress. In HartfordJsiout tCov-
crnor Robert's ’ ' pira-
tlons have met wflt on‘vin his
own party.
Senatorial probabilities inbiudo Colo-
nel Patrir k McGovern hp (1 Baprbsenta
tire Everett J. Lake. the former in the
Second and the latter In the Third. The
Second includes the Thi . Eonrth.
Fifth and Sixth wards, a ’ "the Third
district the Eighth. Ninth and Tenth.
(‘olonel McGolet‘n. who was beaten in
the city two years ago. ”on there
was only one district. n‘ow thinks he
can win in the new district in which
he lives A suggestion of harmony in
republican ranks is breathed in the
rumontbat lornrer Mayor Hprbison
may stand as a candidate forisenator
In the First district. which Includes the
First. Second and Seventh wards.
KANSAS CITY LOCEC STORE.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., March 24,——
Fire in Jones Brothers' dry goods store
today caused a loss estimated at $130.-
000. tum blaae was started by light-
nlng.
1" edt atfonal information
motion In airlines u the result of a
resolution adopted by the Fairtiold
County Teachers' Minion, now
three classes. holding also for one.
two and three years wooetlvely. Foi-
lo’ilagvla the preach membership:
Terms expire In 1.04:1,1". 8. Camp.
man. Stamfordzfifi ll Lane.
nylon; H. W. . secretary,
New Canaan. Terms expire In 1'05. J.
it Perkins. Danbury: C. A. Tucker.
Norihik; Miss Lucy Ciood, Bridge-
port. Terms oaplrei 1000, H. B.
Chase Stamford. Mia M. E. Boater
sot. Bridgeport;
Beach.
The function of the Bureau Is as he
lows:
" . To obtain and kit records of
m the pub-
of the county, relative to courses of
special devices of educational procod~
are in vogue, etc.
"2. To furnish
formal application to any member or
members of the Association
may be possible and practicable. of
visits made to the schools of the
county by the teachers 0f the county.
"4. It In the sense of the Associa-
tion that its members aid and assist
the Bureau in the berfOrmanco of
their above mentioned duties by
prompt response to such inquiries as
the Bureanmay institute."
in» carrying out Its work, the Bu-
reau has divided the question blanks
for principals Into three heads. as fol-
lows: Form A. Buildings, Play
Grounds, Equipment. etc.': Form B.
Organisation and Management; Form
C The Curriculum. 0! itheae Forum
A and B are nnishcd.1Form C. now
nearing completion, will soon be
forthcoming. "Teachera' Form C" is
anger way, and others hpvc been plan-
ne .
The Bureau has carved out a large
work, and one that seems without pro
cedent. It Is believed that the Bu-
reau can become a distinct stimulus
to the educational thought and effort
In the county: that it will aid in the
development of a sentiment of kni-
shlp and brotherhood in its work;
that it can become, in time. the ca-
rator and custodian of record» of con-
alderable mine; that. ii will thereby
become a timesaver in such as may
be Interested in the InVeatigatlon of
the. local school problem and condi-
tions. '
It secure from the blanks already
issued. as if the Bureau is likely to
be In possession, within a short time.
of a mass of detailed inf rrnalion with
regard to the s'chools‘d d the studies
pursued therein which ionnnot fall to
be. rightly used, of the,higbeat, bone;
fit. The data will cover such matters
as the style and arrangement of build
lugs, heating, ventilation, light, play
grounds. sanitation and janitor sen
vice: the grading boars social ques
tions school exhibitions and enter-
tainments work allotted do teachers
promotions. diaciplinets. prizes 'and
awards, and the characteristics.
Regarded merely from the view-
point of the valrrc of, aving all this
data in a convenient fo m. the collec-
tion of information by the Bureau is
advantageous; but It is assumed that
there Is a still more. important object
behind II, and that is to bring out the
strong and wehlt points In the system
in such a way )that. each school may
see what Is good in its work 'and what
needs to be fortified. .
Beat of 111111s111‘n1111811‘11 Is an indica
Illon that the hooi principals of Fair
field County are displaying an coco
gy and seal in. their work to attain the
best results and to lift the standard 01
all the schools. That is the point
which will most Impress those whose
relations to the school are those of
cltlaens who maintain them and par-
ents who desire that their children
shall have the belt advantages that
modern educational methods can do-
rise.
The Bureau of Educational Infor-
oonslata of nine members. divided into ‘
WJ. Goubelle Sound I
llc schools and public school system . -
study, text-books In use, methods and .
information upon
“8. To keep a record. In far as It
» advantageous” and CA‘HC
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PAINTING
We are headquarters for new“
load and zinc paint. and Longman'd
Marlinoa paints. both of which are fat
iy vial-ranted.
w: HAVE THE LARCIQT LINE OF
UIl-ilh IN TOWN.
We at carry a complete stock of
VARNIIHEC. FILLIRI. CTAINC.
COLORS. FLOOR WAX,
FLOOR FINICHERC.
oiia raw and boiled, enamels, gold and
aluminum bronaoa. ltolaominoa. Inside
and outside cold avatar paint. roof
paints, waxaon and everything In this
line pertaining to a first class stock.
Don't buy cheap molt it costs as much
in lime and labor to put on poor paint
as It does the peed and you do not got
the, wear from it.
connotation it .nor
112 WASHINGTON STREET.
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SPECIAL
.THE cons. OEN'L LIFE Ins. co.
now sells an 18 Payment Life Policy
for less than the cost of a 20 Payment
in other companies so Investigate be
fore insuring elsewhere.
FRED H. FIELD.
GENERAL AGENT.
N. SMITH FERGUSON. Special Agent.
UNITED IANK BUILDING;
80. Norwaik.
PROPER TY ‘0 WEEKS
INSURE YOUR HINTS
The Continental Insurance Co., of
New York. will insure your rent-
against lou- sustained by loss of mit-
aia by .domogo lay lira to buildings. ,‘
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Colloita aooounta of individuald, run;
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upon favorable term.
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varied star this
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cent. is 85 per cent.
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cent. greater than if invested at Wt
per cent; and Oil 8-8 per cent. greater
than if Invested at 3 per cent.
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Connecticut.
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Resident Directors. Resident Manager-a
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Cohen
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New masonic Islets
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in operation. ‘
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rise Engines and Conant Mach
lno Work solicited.
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all»
Dividend
ing Mining. Oil. Smelter did
in ustrial Stocks making possible
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leta on application.
DOUGLAS LACEY&C1O_.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A nta.
Donny S. Hall. Representative.
1 Lauder Blk; South Norwllk. Ct.
our splendid stock. Thor’s isn't‘o
more attractive stock of Now find Ar-
tistic Will Papers in those parts.
Prices are proper and workmen most
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penters Wall Papers.
tare Frames.
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