\
i
‘ no;
' grip. is a F to be out again.
Mater ‘ltoberta i
halite inilm‘v ldelimit e.
incident tomcat,
mm a,
A res Idioton‘thly business meeting
of. the "little Athletic Club :will be
not ' llama ht‘ v
Woke waiveu‘uniluoicnunt—
breaking in no a motor»
local trolley line.
Hulma Jacobson, both of whom have
,6 on the ,road to speedy
. it or. ”about havinsisw
roub‘e with one of his feet. Blood
poisoning was feared, but it is believed
this'has been averted.
‘ W
The, Pastime Athletic Club's basket
bat tom1$w11l so to Stamford. Friday
his t. to‘ipay the second five of the
Qingord Y. M. o, a.
" The Ju ior Auxiliary. of Christ
church.
as ,Berlha St. John, Osborn
1.9911}. it! . . ,
avocado; i :‘I’wo; _ All'membera are re ‘
duested to‘tbe present.
'u'l‘he atop-department «meeting held
litiit event ,foa1tlie,purpose of not»
sideiiafuiggsmror ihé new fire, house
to be rec soon was well attended.
mid tho plane were favorably discussed,
it will be made" public on Friday
but at the meeting of the district.
“A 1 California paper, edited "by' pro;
fesstonlil absent treatment women,
gas recently suppressed by the gov-
racism as a fraud. but not until the
womanhad realized a small fortune,
out of hencdu es. and the exposure
time aboutfxiby.’ ‘j poor young ‘man..,vrho
lihfd been pay-lug her Slit a moat "for '
, rent, treatment for his mother. .The,
', nthiy :tpatat ‘ out was not forth.
admin: on one o caslon, and she wrote
oft to reinititt once, as his mother was
'itiuch better, and the answer received
who "My mother is dead." An ex-
iles-lance nearer home was that of an
bl gentleman Who wroteto one: of
these so called divine healers on the
strength .of an elaborate articlehaw
in; appeared in one of the papers to
the effect that she had restored to
Jehn Martin. who was the substitute
for Mr. Rouasc. who had offered :1.-
000.000 to anyone who would rcsbore
his sight. Martin had been totally
blind for-fourteen years from atrophc
of the optic nche.‘ This was the some
trouble that Mr. Rousae had. The
lady claimed::lliie';\vaa.not intbc bulli-
nesa for moii'e'i'mlonc. but as it im-
manitarian. soliciting out-of—town pa-
tients. and hence the, letter written
to her. Her answer was: "Send on
$10 a month In“ advance." adding that
she could dobetter even at a distance
than if the patient was on the spot. A
oountcrpropoeitidhwus made by the
old man that instead of n.» he would
make it it hundred as soon its the
night was restored autilcicntly to see
the bull‘s eye of a locomotive if (“r
rectly in front of him, and for her‘ to
so on at once with the . treatment.
Three weeks had elapsed, but no im-
swer was received, nor is there ever
liltely to be. ‘ ‘
~ ROWAYTON.
The Ladlea' Aid Society of the Rout
nylon Bapis Church is piecing this af-
ternoon with hirii..E. it. Every,
vThe OfficiatiBoasjdof the Rowayton
Baptist Church, will hold a. meetlnfi
immediately attlioicloee of the prayer
meeting, tomorrow night.
Eddie Tuttle, of. Cross street. has
resigned his opgfluiilon as paper boy for
F.1d. Lockw "I and Steve Price has
taken his place 9‘
Charles Wollliai melting extensive
improvementuMboat the H. W. Wells
E Cola spile driver by cutting the ice
and putting new~pihnltil on it.
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i‘
Major money is having lllu house
in Milli! street reabingled and otheriolo
to‘nslre improvements made about his
place under the direction of Contrac- ‘
tote Brand in Scott.
The white bridge. at the head of
Five Mile ltiver..comm iii known»
the Colonel ltayniond” rid o. lament!
replanlied by a force of men under
Road Superintendent ltd. mutton.
Measurements havoboen tannin set
the exact thickness of the ice on Five
Mile River. and in places it wau'touud
to be thirty-one, inches in thletnnlfi.
'fl‘llll exceeds anything ever known her
ore. ‘
.. ‘WM wig, ,W
Several of the residents of this place
‘ are up in arms because of continued
loss of tow"; belumhllled .brv‘IIOIlli
One man's coop halt been visitedrsevor-
at times. whereby. 7 has tout with a
manner of valdaldoflrds. At the pre-
«airtime triom'nkhowu what do: is
,.
guilty of i eeriine.
oi; ‘it'riday: evening the holiday
school. of thO’ itoivayloa baptist
Chill-tilt, will give a social in} Crew's
l-iail. All members of the school.
into to stout: ;,
allot-an. who has had the ‘ '
s‘autte, til in bid 1“
v ~ r .
like who»! been ill .1 .,
days With a severe cold, is ‘
The Misses Jessie Jacobson wand“
'11 ll meet this‘l‘cvenios, an the ‘
1 2A ultrahigh, 0; spring is that: the
national Church. parsonage on Friday
.7 I‘M
H. Every ‘ 029 Mill”?
die consent-i
affairs. ‘ ,
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‘ . .
Miss Lulu Bowen wean visitor in
South Norwalk yesterday.
“I, . ‘ WW I.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe spent
with Mrs, Clarence. Clock.
‘Mi'ss Jeaslev'Sfr‘JOIlit has been via.
iting, her. parents for, a few days. .
Thursday evening Dr. Alice Lyon
Fl‘tgbiwill give a whist party at Cedar»
w . '
‘ Preparatory lecture will
this evening at
church.
he held
the Congregational
eBundle wood and charcoal. at
Street’staeh Grocery. ‘ ‘
Frank" Alexander as William w.
Willmott u’peut Sunday in Port Ches-
ter. with~ one, Moore. -
bays moy‘bc iiceh in warm spots en-
train: in the some called "mibs."
s. menu-g or the «Sunday school
teachers willbc held at the Congre-
A his horse owned by the Standard
Oil Co puny. which was taken sick
with so not meningitis, died here you
3%". The animal was valued at
' Mrs. William Chalmers, who has
been recently operated on at the
Stamford Hospital, is now rapidly re-
covering and is able to sit up a little
while daily. ,
.-
The committee on incorporations, in
Hartford. this afternoon. had a hearing
on the act incorporating the Darien &
(ileum-ooh Water Company and the
Barton Water 0: Light Company.
There Was a hearing before the Jil-
dlciai‘y Committee, in Hartford, today.
on the application of James Cunuvan to
construct seawails at Darlon; also of
William Zelgler, oWner of Great island.
to conetruct=aeu walls.
gnu—a
. During the coming,P aummcrin all
probability anew heatingflpiaut will
be installed in the Center school. The
school has been badly heated all win-
ter, the present plan: being inndc~
quatc. and on many days it has been
necessary to bunch the whole sclmol
together in two rooms.
__i.
-A household necessity—Air. Tho-
mas’ Eoleotric Oil, Heals bill‘lll'l,
cuts wounds of any sort: cures sore
throat, croup, cattarrh. asthma, never
fails. . N . .
“was'rpom.
M
.l. (l. Mason, of Albany, N. i‘.. has
been visiting here.
R. B. Clark-of New Haven, made a
business trip here Saturday.
Mrs. Mabon, of South Norwullt. spent
Sunday in town with friends.
m
R, W. Burritt, of Bridgeport, made
a business trip here Saturday.
E, O. Newcombe, of New York, was
an end of the week visitor in‘town.
.—
Mra. iii. Crawford has returned home
from a visit with friends in Brooklyn.
lilies Alice (lorham. of Enslewood.
N. J.. has been the guest of Mrs. E.
W. Hubbeil.
a, 0. Peat. who‘hiia been visiting
here. left Monday for his home in
Philadelphia.
it Is not believed that the legisla-
ture will grant. the naked for appw
priatlon unless some other site than
Combo Beach is chosen for the month
inept.
"Representative rliyait does not on-
thuse much over the possibilities for
the granting of a franchise for meal»
clhul water and lizhtinx pluntn hero
by the legislature. althousii he in doe
do: his part toward the accomplishing
of that and.
This upstart: beanie social of the
Methodist Church. held at the boron of
Wrél. Smiibahionday night. was so
out acne at s brixhteiit affairs that
have been offered here this winter.
e attendancejwaa large and on
f it use of good militia with a lunch-
e yr __ lied away thatimc only the roll-
idly to the close.
" This accusity of establishing a fire
, y in the harmonisation is be-
ccnilair moieiond‘more thoroughly ail-
tiibliiihed and there is little resume to
doublnbut ‘that‘iwli’sn the summer seas
with their events. are iavliofirty
iii-agent. be members of ., and
i
in.
. your doctor.
better. than into that. Only
‘ at;
i in
1 ..
‘wfllt
~ m at.
. theiirfr ¥
Ibfi‘fllh"youriovislieltyer'rfipmp ,
Wr'orobionchlui troublerihonemfiflg
sou aptitshttehiptii will be made to
mid. ' if;
é ,.,
. my
‘ I ' the cobweb»
, hi”
'Vtain
take harseotv . y ,
‘ . Conditions,» Reportilid .by£olloptate
. .Alumnaahas been issued from the air
Sunday ‘
healing with Hartford are transition:
Thenumberaof machete .
‘jmittee was 301.. of whom 20 Were great
‘The number” educated
point is still further emphasized by the
i
. . on
__i.no.all.mtemnu. to not ‘
me that Way" see "a to have
been futile. Whether the rate books
are to be taken out of the pigeon hole.
removed and busiueil‘u
ta businessfibaius is something:
will notations be surprising ‘to
l {litter-eat. not we
, é, o
e on ,
a cabin and aetiilo.’ '
‘Tnaoi-isnstuiesrtaee.
W
L,»
Alumnae, A.
' . ‘ ticno id
The report of tit ed II, it;
llcatton committees of the Conhecticu’t‘
branch of the Association of Colleitlate
onset the state boards of education.
Statistics are given, of which those
in interest.
in that city who. reported todhozcomt
union of colleges, 214 at normal
schools. 230 of high schools, and 23 of
private... schools. The, number who
ltd attended colleges but had» not
aduated.lwaa 9. normal schools .3.
. igh schools 19. and private schools fl.
in common
schools only was 3. The number who
abilvgraduated from both normal and
private schools. was 174. and .from col-_
lose and normal scho‘olawas‘ ii. , ,
The number havingaa experience of
fourwyears or“ more" has did. of just“
three years 17.0; two years 111. and of
only one year lea-All were receiving
$7 0Y‘mofeflwefikw ~ 4 . 2..
.f Mrs. .1... S. Cum Ingapftheeduco
lion committee in“ arm ort says:
’ “The tables relatinmt high schools
contain a. comparatively large number
of college graduates. Forlour pres-
ent purpose it not mistreated needfui
to show whether such were prepared
for college at public highlachools or
private schools. \;These»..,.points have
therefore been omitted in the cancel
college graduates. ‘lng‘ali othercaae’s
they have‘been recorded. ' in fact, in
the, statistics of common schools.
where college graduates'are rare. grad-
uation from high school and private
school assumes considerable imports
once, .it will bexobserved; that the
possession Of a nomfal school diploma
cannot be safely understood to guar-
antee any previous reparation beyond
the common action a. .For this tea»
son a column has been given showing
how many normal graduates are also
graduates of high or private schools.
Thus: 1t509 normal graduates are
reported, of whom only 1,098 had prev-
iously graduated from institutions of
high school grade. leaving All normal
graduates now' at work in the state
with unquestionably too small a mar-
gin of academic preparation. Thin
fact that some of the high schools
here counted give reall ' very little, if
any, higher council;; “or graduation
than il‘gbod ninth grade in one of our
city schools.
“Onemundrcd and forty teachers are
reported as graduates *of‘the con man
schools only. . To be sure, onto a
number of these hay. had long ex»
perlence to offset the r ‘acanty main
meal. The columns for those who
have attended but are not graduates-
of colleges and normal, high. or pri-
ville schools are of very indeterminate
value. The names of the various in-
stitutions and the number of years
spent in them have ,beeiireported to
us. but it is to be remarked flint some
of the high schools mentioned are such
in little more than, innamc. and that
some of the private schools are really
of grammar gradeoniy. . Moreover the
periods spent vary from a few months
to three years. The latter period spent
in a good collectorshouid give substan-
tial mental growth. while one year in
a so-celied high school would count for
raw little. We must'reide‘tiib‘er, also.
that the first year at normal school is
largely given to review of academic
work and that the close of the first
year is the time when the unfit are
dropped out. 49“,. year of normal
school. moi-0mm. instead of being a
guarantee of some. professional study
is very often merely a sign that the
candidate hasbeen weighed In the
balances and found wanting.
"Experience seems not to be demand-
ed Or properly valued. Over onothlrd
of all the teachers reported have had
less than four years" experience: More-
, it is notzojfpiitehtig‘inedicinel“ it ‘wiii
have beennworlii demos for overall .
us.is.sac-vas-titelltnurssaaglledge-v
: Hand this coupon to Platuer and:
:Brudley. . '
: Gentlemen:
,:chk‘s .Frce Treatment bottle of:
our. ‘ Kennedy's Cal-curs Solvent.
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istuns-napeginy-Hvilyh.~aecto~-sosuuiu'
.oo .. on
we sell and heartily recommend Dr.
wonderful new kidney and Liver cure.
not discipliningillogiieuutatipu counts,
Dr. ‘Keaaedyhi excellent preparations ‘
years. . . . We will‘tis'ive ‘ youfia " waste
,Free Treatmept_b0ttle if you‘simpiy
;cut out the coupon aboveaadgha’nd
it toils. Large‘hottles, for complete
.treataiieiit.l cost $1.00. ‘ 6‘ bottles for ,.
‘5‘00. ‘ r} ‘1. t i. « l
3
cream REPLACING THE rmno ‘
.‘MIL.
Consulidatad my Radically change
Operation of Bristol-Hart”-
ford Line.
, The legislativeinouirythut is on ‘
at the present: timoregardingihe dan-
gers of the thirdrail on“ the ‘liartford’
Bristol line co! the} Consolidated rail-
road seems to behaving an effect, on
the‘future operation of this system. ,
President .Melicn has said.upon this ‘
matter that: .“Tltti, company} is soon-.- "
templutiuu abanddniug the third—rail ‘
system bemoan Hartford and Bristol,
and returning textile line of steam."
This move has already been taken
in custom Massachusotib. ., t ‘
line, these ‘engines «coming from a
line which has been iii-use aeoré‘New '
‘Yorlt»city.._n a -?
it is possible that the trolley system
may be made avallaiilclatcr on.
One of the chief arguments madi‘
against the third rail is ills dangerous
character of its roadway and the trou-
ble of its operation in winter weatharu
SMALLPOX ON STEAMER SYHA~
CUSE.
NEW YORK, Match 1.~'l'lte Gen
man steamer Syracuse. whichonrriv-
oil today from Rio ile Jbueiro. was do
tnined at Quarantine by the health au-
thorities because of the presence on
board of a case of. smallpox, One of
the crew of tho stoniner was. taken in
on February 24. and, the case weadh
aunoscd as suiallpoli, but up to tho -
time of her arrival here no other
member of the crew had conirnhted'
the disease. The patient. was sent
to an isolation hospital on shore when
the steamer arrived today. The. Syra.
case will be disinfected and the mom.
bore of the crew will be vaccinated
and detained for observation. ‘
Uit‘iiij the I it
1905*
B il Th; I “(I
that w‘. sell Wallpapers, Crockery.
Glassware. lamps. Chimneys and
Burners. Shelf Paper. Window Shades.
Cornice Potts, Curtain Icons. Ready
Mixed Paints. Window Class, Enamels.
Status and Varniahea. Paint and Ar.
tistu’ Brushes, Towel Holders ' and
Racks. Framed Pictures, Photo
Frames. Stepladders. Chair Btcplad-
'ders. Artiats' Materials for Oil, Water,
Charcoal and Crayon Work.
We do a general Palettes, Paper
Hanging and Decorating business.
' To order
Picture name'- and Window Shades.
We go anywhere for business.
Mpootfuliy.
over a spirit of unrest and change
seems to pervade the, state. Abaut
two-fifths of thereaoberii have been
position». is thin wholly the result of
the prevailing low ailinrica or of the
unsure of towns insecure cheap teach-
orii'i iii lt bucaiioo the unsucccuut‘ut
are soon dropped and are obliged to
pressure from touchei'ii'
whose interests are iiiitiiicrvad by km-
in: their clients moving? Certain it is
to been their names on the agency,
31:1? artificially induced to change
i c r
to the it own besturowtb onto the wet.
fare of the litlpiib." ‘
~ “momentous It, , ‘ thousandth
after giving dun, constitution to those
facts, ligiircii and monthly lutel‘preilu
tlonli. the cclieite women of the state
will malts ii strong effort to arouse
Elli every community they can infill»,
orient. ,, ~, _.
, "i.“ ‘A demand ‘in both birth itnii
common schools.
who have supplen at their college
course by technical “preparation for
“it. remand for a higher standard
froinidi town rs.
"ti. Adam it for.
WW". Mid
‘df’ isobar ;
th’ FIItlI‘ Iiiiiil‘llii! . ,
(on .i‘vqil no mo . It attach.
.7 ' 2.,- nii: a. rats,
m... no no vision» . ‘v
" 5M3”? 111' . e*eonltnuhitm_wu¢r$,,v n, H
“theoretical: d latencies exist.“ . .
loss than two years in their present‘
I. H. [BC CPI;
aschcther liable, or iii it due to the.
"motel. ,
that nearly all teachers are importuned '
lists in the hope of‘ ‘betteriztgrtm
. selveebaiidtihat many are thus thine-
fIICCil cftener than is conducive .
lathe pabitcs‘tlou‘rcport Miss Mary “3 '
iferrlman Abbott concluded as follower.»
fgflgirltcgc graduates
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u! i.
; their. pi-ntosnieamuu or. a tichooi of i m .
‘ Minimum (imprint utwhore such”
7‘ preparation can be uécurml.
of hit mum attainment in tic required
. , , . Jib
hcttcr'cenitltious ""
and [all under ' [admit of the better
possibilities o crudby the new laws
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‘n ii.
Please give me a: ‘
nonoperativeunions solvent. the
81 waaimiciroh eraser.“ anatomy,
3"“ "Wilhelm arena
“third- Mfiwm‘ trot: Mimi.
' moons
‘ mmo
m’ M IN”: Cappcr
and Zinc. ‘
. ‘ _'I’ ”‘7. .‘L . .t H 'W
. umW'T‘hi'tlflldi‘l', Wildly“: , 80 Millionaire“.
iii“ iii-”iig‘rg “ ‘
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dilutes it. Don
HARDWARE.
112 WASHINGTON eraser. " ' "-" ‘
" Fourth «u. (”shaft .0"
We...“ -. . , 4.129: Cent.
M" M§mmme¢ Money‘non'cmwingd commotion ._
‘Girls Wiihtui
Sweethearts ,
ARE LIKE HOMES WITHOUT GAS
LIGHTS.
Very. Lonely
‘WE PIPE HOUSES AT COST AND
HAVE A GOOD PROPOSITION TO
MAKE WITH ANVONE WHO WILL
LET. ue exptam IT.
. uo House 700 OLD on To COM
mom-en ran us To PIPE.
POSTAL BRINGS REPRESENTA-
TIVE OR 'PHONB 88.
till. til iliiitiiiii
“ 1: ' 3 iii
. ¥ newt
« Tires uvulcu ed. , ti
holedli r
" enamoltidxaud if _,
.. Itubbur iii-es itaagto barrios
~ Vilma wheels. , Satisfaction _ suit:
. esteem t Prices reasonable
HWR. Bu
‘fii‘fim oinsorf‘i'i‘: HIM , , . . . . . ‘ . ‘
ritually... . chum “ ~ . 001iI L061“ ' ~>~’~’* mu” 3‘“
viii-lotion Brian: I J.‘ will-comm 3 . i . ' ‘ ._ 1 l‘ EASTMORWAIJK; k ‘ I ‘
. . Me I I‘ll Fmi’h Bluefish”, u 109 '_ _ ..
. . y ” Wfiakfltib‘ "0°
‘ " ‘ ,_ ‘ Herrin “-
Jap-asLac ......r .. .3:
‘gives new life and lustre to old tables, mam?” ‘13.? 3
chairs, furniture «and‘d’tlctlfl'e framos. Whltuvl'llilhut 1 .
i, ltis the ideal finish for floors, inter. Steak Cod. ' ‘ .12:
has woodwork. bath. rooms. sash and WW. Salmon. we
as.“ . “ . " ,,
Thirteen different colors. Ask for flfifi'gflg‘m‘m‘f'h ,._,'.“::
00‘0” card. ' apaniph Mackerel. . _ ~ r‘ 146 3"?
~ . Opened Long-Clam . , ‘ doe-he's; qt.
ALL oriion'it NDS or unset-t
BI
roe. PEOPLE‘S rial-l AND or it
, .. . matter. , ,,.
} Old Salvation Army lull ..
Institute! Wa-hin'pteii compile
. i. , neuritimrwsutiw“ 'i‘.‘
can. clients- “oneness. Prop. .
m,
be. safely reinvested through this Com.-
come 25 per cent.
Description of methods and all do
aired information on request.
investments- bear morning... from
day received to day withdra n. .
gene}. .... ,.700,000
are no and. Profits ....... $160,000
Endorsed by the. most conservative
authorities upon investments. . .
State Supervision of New York and
‘ :Conneotloiit. , . .
BRANCH OFFICE. 16 50. MM“ ‘87.
Resident Directors. Resident Marmara.
Mortimer M. Lee . IRo L. Coburn
ntiarles E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
a... ..,...... -fi -
. Miss Bantam.
prams-ownin-
.. .OHIROPODIST.
Look Wood's Hail.
~ not-walk. Conn.
Office Hours:
9 to 12 a. m. f to 5:001). :21.
Telephone
Connection.
Carpenter. Builder and
, on... 60. General Contractor
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but i. iii iiu
v‘ "1".4'} tram; 1,9"
ig‘ ...
i'liiiit‘i
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. some
MODELING or our srnuorusn.
lN 0R OUT-OF-TOWNORDII! IV
mm. PROMPTLY anemone ro.
. «common-
3' mm avasorryoiiwmt.
sumo so... "
' , or oil Kinds.
' 'tibmi Policy for sometime with.
out "Motion to lumen of» Wine.
JIOOII MM)?!”
. ml”: footbgggyflk.
' PieH AT‘REKSON‘I‘BLE PRIOIBI, I
. ; offiifnmmd
VI‘W . . h
feet sent atlon. Roe
puny at 5. per cent~iucreasln¢ the in- . " L
_ clean, neat and doubly;
Senirrprniiinedtntdli‘ "
, . It ‘ It
their .m-giir .\
t“ wfisrgadieh
appointee. Always contention
t3". t - i . I I
c to, a . " ’” "
MerElticaiwlézm‘ttigllnéI‘. «’5th ”
city“ “'1“ ..°d,§ ”I?"
‘ a". J. conundrum 3 if
retention: callous—9.. . e. g
irfii“
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Use STANDARD moron: 1 I:
for'your'Bam Round. They art).
. i
Horace R.*f,fi,a$h, ‘ '
con. N. mm AND weer em:
to. HoswALic.'coun. ,)
.,
Paper.
'Our stack of newgo'o‘ds just ‘1
is a little larger than ever befor. t”
Wonderful how jlotv 5you can,
buy nice goods here. You linens
we do the work in the very'best'
mud“- . . .i . ,, - o ‘11
We have taken 'n‘gbnid mini.
contfam’for‘ltdtibo;’ ,ltitilijhnd,
willhu‘ledte sub, Was '40! _
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