were 048 11th
-11 onto. u 51bit is
.. Andrea at“, hurl:
prohibit!» over the. {ventral mum is
produ‘h'lh‘z puma wenthbr in ’«neurly
attractions cost oftho Rocky Mouu.
talus. The area will move slowly
“eastward and produce in this vicinity
pleasant weather with cool nights and
warm days. The minimum tempera.-
tures in the northern sections ranso-
from 3 degrees to 4.11s recs and along
the Gulf and S'cuth tlnntic coasts
they are from 60 degrees to 70 de-
green.
Company D will drill at the armory 4
this evening.
Dr. Perry has returned to her office
and will resume practice here.
Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea is a
wonderful spring tonic. it drives out
all impurities. A good thing for the
whole litmily. Keeps you well all
summer. 36 cents. Tea or Tablets
Puti'sede Drug Store.
The No1 walk City Council will meet
next Monday' night, at the (‘ouncll
chamber in Wall street.
4 Mrs. Robert F. Way, of East ave-
nue, has been in Hartford, where Mr.
Wuy‘I father is quite ill.
There will be a service at the South
Norwalk Baptist Church tonight. Rev.
Edward Bennett. will preach.
-—A trial will convince—the TOMBOY
is poaiilvely the most perfect 5c Cigar.
Miss Mamie Hawkins is entertain-
ingvher cousin. Miss Anna Hawx-
burst. of Norwalk, at her West Main
street home, Southport.
The monthly meeting of the board
of school visitors is scheduled for
Tuesday night. This session will be
held at the oilice of the solecimen in
the town assembly hail building ‘
Olive Blanch Lodge. K. of I’., will
confer the tank of page on one candi-
date, Thursday evening. The degree
team is requested to be present ‘i‘or
the rehearsal of the amplified third.
Rear Commodore William F Clarke.
of the Norwaik Yacht Club. has e11-
gaged Melvill M. Young, of 11 New
street, East ‘Norwalk, as captain of
his yacht. Marguerite for the
ing season.
-—Any skin itching is a iompertes-
CODI‘ ‘
‘W ternary and
rout-rt limit that. llutril
tit foulitrInpioytueui
4 mltl loo .tutd
. 4 . 51
woven. Brl
Nbr'ldhit
titans securud were 71361;.
and 431 for females.
0! all the duplicitous for employment
77. 64 her soul, ware supplied with sit
notions sea mitt 74.81 nor cent. dutiful “
the n‘idoth of Februdrnn’ 0: the total
number 111111111111: for help Ba. 07 not
cent. were furnished help against 82. 43
per cent in February. .4
TRINITY CHURCH GQRVICEB.
Services tomorrow. Li allay 'l‘lnns-
day. nt 'l‘rlnliy Church M t be held at
4 p.‘ 111. and celebration of the Holy
communion 9.41:7:30. in Addition to 1111+
moml‘ng‘ service on Good F'tidny 111
10: 80 there will be a titres" hilur 1r—
vice from 12 to it. All who would be
to spend some moments of dendrit-
tiny near the Gross are cordially tn-
vited. to this service. whether it is con-
venieut to stay all through or not.
come when you can and leave when
necessary. The service will consist
of addresses. from the. seven words on
the Cross, ‘aiso‘hymns and prayers
Good Friday evening .at 7:30. Bishop
Brewster will be present and admin-
later the sacrament of confirmation.
arms VETERINARY commission.
[The Astute veterinary commission
consisting of Dr. R. P. Lyman, Dr. F.
.A. ingram, of Hartford. Dr. D. K. Dow,
of'Wllllmantic, Dro'l‘homns Bland. ot'
Waterbury, and Dr. J. H. Gardner. of
Norwich, held an examination yester-
day of candidates for state license to
practice veterinary surgery. The fol-
lowing took the examination: ‘ E. ii.
Morris, of Derby. Harry Lakes. of
Springfield, Mass, Leon A. PItluln, of
Webster, Mass. David 8. Cooper of
Springdulo, William 'i‘rumnn Pugh, ot‘
Southbtidge Muss. Richard Delaney.
ofSomervlllc.tt11d E. ii. Lennon, oi‘
Slims Agriculture College
ENTERTAINED STAR
MANAGERS.
The management of the star sup-
per, which was given on Wednesday
evening. March 28, in '1‘own.Asaeml1ly
l-iull Norwnlk met their associati-
workers with tbeit friends last oven
tug, at the parsonage. 83 North avenue
SU'PPER
and enjoyed a very pleasant evening:-
with the pastor and his family. The
president, Mrs. J. D. Taylor and the
Rev, Mr. Nichols, gave especial lite
and character to the hour. The pus-
tor and general management desire to
thank the public for their most hear
ty support, for it. is highly npptcciut-
ml.
1.
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for halo
verotioh having been exercised.
tanun «WWW 111111. 0. ifhemluulsin' s
plcit' to Jurisdiction in the matter at
the appeal of Matthew Ill. O Brien. of
mitigation, from tho Samarium Court to
admit. him to the bar Attorney Chum-
but loin. in behalf of the lt‘airilehl Coun-
ty flat, honed his plea to jurisdiction
on the following grounds: l‘lr‘st tlud
O'Brien bud n‘o power to move 1111*
alumni anti the Supreme Court has no
power to hear: it. because there in
pulmonary provision for such a pro-
endure, there not lowing been "any
trial upon matter of fact in any cause,
woodcu- ltt the said Superior Court,
in which 1111 udvorse Judgment was ren-
dered in any cause in which the party
may be entitled to a writ of error to
thevilupmme Court of Errors. "
4. Sboondt the admission of any per
son to the bar of the Superior Court
is a privilege which may. be given or
withheld and is not a right. the
it rivation of which gives the appli-
on t the Down to appeal to this
court .
Third. whether or not tiny appli
rant shall be admitted. to the bar
rests absolutely within the discretion
of the Superior Court, and this dis-
ls not
revlcwnble- by this court.
Attorney Chamberlain argued the.
appeal and quoted a number of 'au-
thorltles in support of his conten-
lions
Judge Peck counsel for Mr. O'Brien.
in reply argued that while the matter
did rest solely in th discretidn of the
court. the court, inefludze liornbac‘k s
interpretation of the law. had refused
to exercise that discretion in a most
important direction—wihut of inquiring
into Mr. O’Brien‘s character and stand
ing. it was this failure on the part of
the Superior Court which Judge Peck
claimed was rovicwublo. therefore
the plea in abatement would not hold
good.
Chief Justice Torrance suggested
that the best way to get the mutte-
beforo the court was for the appli
cum to dcmur to the plea in abste-
ment. 'l‘his Mr. O’Brien did and yes
tcrdny afternoon filed with the clerk
of the court the following demurrer:
Tho applii‘a‘nt demure to the plea to
in yesterday, wand the first. business
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the Jurisdiction. because:
ii) The judgment. of the Superior to mulnmln said right by an appeal
facts: and the applicant has the right,
Cbuit dismissing the upplkutlon oi" to this 0011111, where the court below
your spoilt-.1111 was a Judgment, of said 3 detlincd to no uncertain the facts. and
blunt and the errors alleged to liliVUi held itself to be concluded by the 11011
01 curred were errors in matters of law i judit lnl action of the Fultilold County
within the nit-inning of Section 810 ct” Bar by “hose action no fails were
the general statutes; and. ihor“cloic, inscertnlhotl and no determination was
sold Judgment was a final judgment in mode ol‘ the qualifications. or the lack
a cause in which a party may be on- themof oi‘ the applicant.
titled to a writ of error; and tht~ iriul' (3) ’i‘hut‘ the pow-er attributed to
of this cause was the trial of a matter ithe vote of the il‘nlriicld Cdunty Bar
tor of fact in the Superior Court in by the judgment of the Superior Comt,
which the applicant thinks bimstlfiif sustained Would give to existing
aggrieved by the dotislon of the court 5 members of acid bur exclusive public.
upon questions of law mining in thewmolumonts and privileges from the
hint: and said tunes in ihcmforc np community, in violation of Article 1
plicubie to this coutt undci Sic li-levtion ) of the constitution of Con-
tion 788 of the general statutes nottlcttt and the rights granted to tho
12) Admission to the our of llliS:11|ipii('{llll by said section are. such as
1tuto,whilo it‘may he. in some sans-cs. ; he has the right to maintain by this
1 privilege. is a privilege to be enjoyed 4 appeal.
‘11 oil on the. same terms: and a 11111 til it. appears from the record
didato fo1 admission has a tight in (especially from Election )7 of the
have his quailtltutions passed on by finding. page 20 ‘of the record) thin
an impartial tribunal. proceeding on‘ the c;nuri did not exercise its Judicial
definite printlples and on ascertained discretion in the promises. but hold
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'rspnsrnv AND nusnm CURTAINS, ALSO ccocu, TABLE GOV
WINDOW? SHADES, conutnronns. ennrouuas AND SILKOLni ’
ALSO A FULL LINE OF LADIES‘ SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS.
All at the lowest Possible Prices.
33.35 Warmer» Streets; "
WABHiNGTGNtPRESE 1i
- CHURCHES UNI
WASHiNGTON,
ion of the New York Avon
Assembly Presbyterian Ch
million at yesterdays meetiniu
.Presbytely of Washlnslilm
animous vote. The union
two congregations is genérsli
stood to be the basis of nutrien-
foundation of a. Presbyterian
at Washington, The name -
'iiartau of the Supreme. Goo.
been intimately associatlrd m4 .
effort to provide such {in Mill!
Washington Justice 11111-1111
meeting repudiated the idea,
said. seemed to be current th
the sponsor for the cathedr
It' s the richest peopl initial
4 offer the noblest excuse
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itself without power to ascertain the
facts and exercise its discretion these-
upcn by its View of the law; 1 .
it is now expected that the case will
come before the court within a. few
days on the demurrer.
The rest of the day was taken up
with the arguments on New Haven
cases live of these being argued.
CASTORIA
tor 11111111: and W111.
in Kid in H1411; Alain limit
1.». mum-1. «Hwy-
tor. The. more you scratch the worse
it itches. Dunn‘s Ointment cures pl-I
les. eccmma~any skin itching. At .1lL»
drug stores.
Mrs. Jesse M. ll‘crrls and Miss Char-i
lotie Ferris returned to their home in
Passalc, N. J., yesterday, after having
spent several days in South Norwalk.
John Ferris has arrived and will spend.
a portion of his Easter vacation with,
relatives in South Norwnik.
The members of the Harstrom school I
baseball team set out this morning
from Norwalk for Osslnlng, N. Y..
where this afternoon they are schedul-
ed to play an academy team in that
city. This will be the Harstrom team's
third game so for this season.
—TOMBOY CIGARS—have full, rich
flavor, and very aromatic. 4
The basketball season in Norwalk
will be brought to a close next Mon-
day evening at the armory when Com
pany F will play the famous Xaviers,
who always put up a vmy fast and
hard contest. It will be a considerable
honor to the Norwalk team to wind
up the Season with 11 victory over this
five.
11' you wouldfione that dull old head-
ache.
And feel as liyey as a hoe.
Make haste to your druggist
And buy some Rooky Mountain Tea.
Plaisted's Drug Slots.
11. it‘. Miller. H. ‘14 Hawkins. M. R.
McCuuslnnd. R. A. Ross. V. A. Randall.
11‘. it). Williams. S. M. Malloy. ll. W,
Hefelc, Thomas C. E. Hunter, it‘. A.
Garvin. New York: i". ll. Drnndu.
South Norwalk; 'l‘. W. Molloy. l‘u‘. (.
Beardsley. John. S. Oarvan. liartfotd;
113.11. l.ynes.W. A. Lauder Boston;
W. 8 Estonia. W. 8. Barber, New
Haven; Mrs. Bates, Chicago; Frank
Sweeney. Philadelphia; .l. 'l', Deiwller.
l‘ottulown", : Lewis It Hurihutt
Wilton: Ge Rockwell. image-
field; E. '1‘. Scallolrt Providence; .l. C.
Rourke. J H Wteut. Chicopec Falls.
Mann; James L Breed Syracuse. were
guests last n‘iiht. at. the Hotel Clifford.
urns THAN epANKiuo. '
not cure children of
bed wetting! t did there would be
few children that would do it. Therv
lI I constitution! Clille for thin Mn
M.8u1nmen. Box 516. Notre Dame
1nd,. will send titer homo trcumnt to
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Fresh or corned hints, 511 lb.
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a “111mm“.
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The
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play of Clothing surpasses every previous effort.
The Sp
strikin in style on pattern.
isn't convenient for everyone to pay
Simply open an account and pay smnethmg.
.. iadics’ Stills and
S4 _ [ll Jackets.
58 Hill 3340,:
The Spflflfi Min to: Wo~
mm are Inspect: y4 bewitcbing and
, colorablac black, navy
is. elbow e no circular
with Persian trimming.
it are very spacial. They
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nationalist Fine slotting,
In point of completeness, style. variety and quality our Easter Dis-
Garments for Men, Women and Children are very
t's admitted everybody should have proper dress for Easter but it
cash. At our store it isn't necessary.
Then by paying something
every week or month the rest is easy. So don’ i wait, come in at once. .
vent
ItiI agreed by experts that .
mere and tailed-I have been. .4 m” in
verywcccerhtlin ggarments fashion... ‘2 the W and the W
that are truly feminine and not sup'erihr smalls. nude-tom
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