out“ with the representatives oi
,uite coal mining companies.
these a sotiatlons we made a
of pro sltlons each of which
y oditled our original do
”W did this not because we
need, that our original prop-
were" unfair or wrong. but
the purpose of ilnding it
stand upon which we could
«It? hit agreement that would secure
‘ Itintnin peace in the anthracite
Must“. We still believe that
at "proposition was reasonably
‘twithstanding the modifications
since made in the interest of
land now We are face to face
‘I strike In this crisis your
9 recommends the following
Ll strike commission for such
1 time as may be agreed upon
lat between the representatives
'thracite coal mining com-
d our settle committee, pro-
at all men who suspended
April’l or since that time.
have been dismissed because
by hinted that they would refuse to
work- it a strike were declared are
binstaterl in their former positions
and working places.
‘Seoond. that the scale committee
‘ creed at once to meet the represen-
Vtatives oi the coal companies with a
view of securing an agreement upon
basin;
hird,,that the convention remain
scion until Tuesday and the scale
. mlttee shall report to the conven-
at this time.
.‘Ll‘o‘urth, that the suspension of work
i ontinue until an agreement has
Lane and its terms approved by
run recommendation was suggest-
the full scale committee and
Doomed unanimously by the con-
Oil; A telegram to Mr. Bucr pro-
a conference on Monday was
t a favorable response is re-
Vlad he srrb- committee will proceed
on York to arrange the details or
L tlemellt. and will report to the con-
" on Tuesday morning.
NOT VERY LOGICAL.
ultney Bigiow was arguing with
ew. York man about the l'rtrrumu
‘OLli‘ are not very logical.“ Mr. liigth
low said at length. “indeed. you ltl‘i' us
illogical as an old man I used to know
u Berlin
"his old man. umbrella in hand. act
out one lnornlng on a shopping trip. i
no visited the shoemaker s for HlliliS.
the batters for a hat the grocer 's for
groceries, and so on. When he got back
home In the evening he found that he
had left his umbrella behind lriur sornr
here.
“Accordingly. the next morning, .tlro‘
old man set out again in quest of lllvi
lost umbrella. lie was unlutky at
first. The seventh shop he visited
Will the one wherein his umbrella
up.
L‘ll,’ he said, after thanking thr-
all as he started out. with the
lib under his arm. I must any
that you are more honest hore than
they lire at those other shops." w \ou
Ytot'lt Tribune
All. I Hts PROPERTY wrts.
[u Brown was full of military
ntl he was endeavorlng to en-
he London Scottish volunteers.
rasphe was asked if he were a
than.
not much.‘ he replied.
eats Scotch?" asked the stud
n
Bathnul (been; said Montuuu
” unless you have some con-
0%th it with Scotland you cant loin. "
fillttold. And he pondered fora
It.
got some property
e said, at last.
at. will be all right!” laid the
and proceeded to enlist him.
in St-ol'
left however. the sergeant
it you mind informing me in
{Scotland your property III
e united.
paid the recruit. "I ve got
‘ army in the Perth Dye
hat is the matter with
going around sideways.
L t habit from slipping be
“tut-nits re.”--Puck.
W”
be universal pence when
hit one nation Ian on the
Howirh’hilicnlscmery rein negro:
day truth a. trip to Bermudti. ‘
County Commissioner
, Mend was in town today.
Thd City on Norwalk Rollie
tor the San Francisco uncured“:
cunts to 896%. This was Motorised
"lip
, day by $10 donated by Town Clerk
Herbert N. Smith.
The tuner-III of Henry Warm who
died suddenly at the term term will
be held tomorrow from Raymond's
morgue in Norwalk The Interment
will be in Lyon's Plains. I .L
The funeral of Frederick Chamber
lain. the intent son of Mr and Mrs.
Theodore Chamberlain. will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 2 octock from 9°"
the residence, 5 Railroad Placé, Nor-
walk. Rev. Wemyss smith will oili
slots The interment will be in Pine
Island cemetery
The funeral of Jane Ann Lyon was
held yesterday from the residence at
her brother. James F. Lyon. Rev. '1‘.
Dewut Van Der-en officiated. The in ‘
torment was in. Norwn‘llr Cemetery.
The nail bearers were Alonzo Wheeler,
William A. Kellogg,M . _
and F. F. Middlebrook - w‘r
Stella Msrncek. whose band was so
badly burned and cure ed some weeks
ago. at the 01d Well mundry. under-
went an operation today at the Nor-
.waik Hospital. All of the fingers or
her right hand w’ere amputated The.
operation was performed by Dr W. .i.
Tracey assisted by Dr..A.,N.LGiarlt.1.
CENTRAL IN court-I sails.
Fiji Hopes Soon to Ring {Up Samoa
and Tonga.
The telephone, apparently, is as yet
only in Its infancy. so far as the devel-
opment of its usefulness to mankind is
concerned. Even the most remote parts
of the earth and the most. inaccessible
localitids are being brought into touch
with the rest of the world by the help
of this wonderful Instrument. .
A traveler who visited the monastery
of St. Bernard recently We almost
shocked to discover that this establish-
ment is equipped with“ telephones.
which place It in communication with
tcivillzaton even in the depth of win
(’I‘ l
The islands of the Hawaiian group.
which are separated from each other
by long distances over water, are now
connected together by Iong~distance
telephones.
it seems likely that before very long
the archipelago of Polvncsi‘a will be
similarly joined and It will '38 practlc
able to talk from Fiji to Samoa or
from Tonga to the Gilber'ts.r—Technl-
col World. \
The following letlcr's I’t-rrmn uncall-
ed for at the following poutoilirms for
the current. woclt.
South Norwalk~Jobu R. Christmas.
Mrs. M. Corrull. 21 Unionr street, C.
I’vndold, Mrs. Fred Sperry. “Wood-
bridge," Miss Mary ll. Taylor.
E.E E.CROWE, P. M.
RECEIVER FOR INeywnA 5'. com
PANY.
CHICAGO. May Swih tion‘ for
the appointment of a meeiv‘er for the
'I rudcrs insurance. Company was filed
in the Circuit Court 'l‘otiill'.
Wr—v“
HOPELESB.
“I am sorry to hear that Wrinklins
and his wife can‘t live together in
peace. There is too muth obstinncy
in], both sideswlhut‘ s the trouble Isn’t
L ..
"Yes: he‘s a sitrndpatter. and she's
a stendpouter."—-—Chicago Tribune.
“"lhat lilo Insurante agent finally.
strut-ceded In getting you
policy, (lid Ire!"
“You: i had accepted so many of hi-
ciaurs, betoro I found out what his
business was that when be tackled
our for my application. I; hadn't the
inure to stand him oif."—— Chicago Tri-
IIInG. ‘
‘tO {8158 It
mm -—
Shocking Prot-osliy.--~“'What. is the
result." asked the taco r of be Dr"
mat-y ('lliiiil in arithmct r- “wh it you
put two and two together?"
“A klth. " liuperl the curly has and iii
tic girl In the frond row.—~Chica80
Tribune ‘
Teacher—«Johnny. I don't bullet/e
you' vo studied your geography.
.Stevens h
l! . it
the list out ‘unty Tm
elation was held yniwrda‘
south Congregational entire 1
port. Near] do 00 teeshsrs were In an ,
renounce. her: were present ;
tron: all parts (it the county. . '1
(“The followii’te unicorn were sleet—‘ '1
Preside th R. Po kins Dsnbu
Vice- Pr sidentja—G .‘l‘raclt. Wes
D. Dickinson,
l‘Bucoens
Bridge- Rey , at!
\ been.» tut
‘ k». . all}
Secretary~Mahel
Stamford. 8.15 W
bortreaeurer—a intents. mm ax . of .Nezv {Fifi} effigy;
Executive Committee—D D. Willis an or e are e g
Shelton, g‘p‘d W A query-"pm, Engéischool 84M Grammn nechool sections.
Port Chester .‘ pelts on Relations etween High and
Bureau of Educntlonal inter-ma. Grumman schools. An address. The
titan, vacancy to 1908. up place of “illuminant ot- the Teacher. was made
”'5“ memo" (3} Watson Bethel. bivégtsuglmsl. Downing. 21“ A3331. as—
. Dan. 8 o rescuer lit .
fatigued. idem-so? D Northrop A s 15‘ {{fifi'w'“ ? 9i"? f in
. t t ems. pr no pa 0 e
1939‘“??er Oklgforgzgigget 93:1“; ”08!)ch street school Bridgeport and
port; W. A. Gue‘belle, East Port Ghee. treasurer of the association. read the
ter; n A. Sammie, Stamford. follovlnx reborn
The business ot' the convention did 3%“ on hand. May I, 1905.
not come up unto the latter part or .313 ts of 19.05, (Darth dry)
the Afternoon'tt session. meetln 1. expenses at 1905 mtet—
in]? mm 59;
h'fi
taunt“
Teaching. Miss Alice 1?“.
,cash on hand at start of
Opening of the session. ”my! meeting, $152.11‘approxl,
Fohowiug the offering oi prayer mete receipts or the day. 8180: hp-
at the opening of the session. by the proximate expenses of the day. $135.
Rev Earl H. Kenyon of St. Paul' s ing to the fact that there Is still
Church. the High School chorus of sonar: each line. end that all the hills'
35 voices. rendered a short concert here not hang received an accurate
under the lrection of Miss Cdru account- of the receipts and expendi-
Purvianco. su raiser of music in the tures could not be ascertained
Brldgeport 50'10018 The “076896 N The re rt oi the bureau of educa-
2A MGR VIEW
bi our” Iiritlhltibn silk Suit which
gives overwhelming evidence as to our
leadership' ill READY ID WEAR clothinfi
styles. §UITS. slhto $25. ”
A FULL sEIsoII AHEAD or ALL OTHERS!
Fabricksvui Quality, assisted by
Skili' In Making, turd Perfection in Trim-
ming. places it AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS.
JOSEPH barns,
TAILOR. CLOTHIER, HATTEAI. FURNISHER.
85 Washington St. South Norwaik Conn.
mwiustci‘t
At J oseloff’
‘. L selves.
rrscnsAMsmi surrsa......... ...... ........ ‘ ....... . ....... ....‘2iic
1 no rues. acsthoua.;.........L.._'.. as:
t oozeurnrucv Lemons ..... ........ ..
3 lbs. MILK ancKEns............. ..... S ........ ‘. .
3 It». HEAD RICE. .............. ...... . ........ " ......... 25c.
arm. acme TO BAKE ........ . ......... 260.
aort-oaANuLArsoeuem.....r.. ........ ..... ...........$i.00
Sth.IERMUDAONIONB 260
3OANIMILK... .. ........... .........
”turns...
...-n.
JIIIVIl
'3 by Included Days as an Asset
anti Mobility, A. E Winshlp, of Ito's
b‘e‘ Echool Problem a Factor in 1
Prices That Will speak For Them;
Johnny-«No. mum. I heard on say
the map of the world was chancin'
every day. an I thought I'd wait a few
vnnrs till thins: set aettied.——-Mitwatt~
ken Wisconsin. .
"My goodness. loci: at that guy out-
ins pie with hil.‘ ltnltei"
“Had he ought to use his fingers?"
”No. but he“ I. holding the knit: in
the “'0!!!“ Airmail ”Cleveland Mailer.
The Inner air/e at every cloud in brill“
and shining
I titer-stem turn my clouds about.
AM I‘ W‘ Va wear them Incline out—-
To “We, lumping: ,1 L
III users out» mm. 9""
at Li's. delirium?“ audits .‘..
L TIL. cALL. too-a.
mty III'EWU "reagent LII. ..
‘ uni.A“thntoopttesaassruanttetgltnl
IOUTH ’NORWALK. GONN.
.tt............................ $1.00
in ctl‘vl'
i
. ...r...‘........t.... 2501
' 5 um um feet. til
1
some practical results of Its year's
Work. Through constant publicity in
added to the salaries of teachers to the
association during the' past year. The
expenses of the bureau. amounting to
about :29 were ordered paid. and the
sum or $80 was rolled the bureau to'
carry on its work this year.
As Gov. Roberts did not announce
the date for Arbor and Bird day until
early In March, no fault was found
with the executive committee in call
ing the convention yesterday. but Prof.
H. D Simmons put a. motion which
was carried that the executive com-
mittee ascertain it possible, the date
of Arbor day. so It will not conflict
with the convention next year,
‘did yesterday.
Principal S. P. Williams stated that
at a recent meeting of the School-
nrasters Round Table a motion was
unanimously passed that the Table
approve of holding one tenchers‘ meet
ing oi! the State Teachers’ Assooiation
erintendent Deenpof Bridgeport, spoke
against the motion and It was lost. 12
to 9.
The annual meeting of the School
Danbury. May 18 and 19.
USES MILK CHOCOLATE.
A young man living so far out of
town that. ho Iannnot wall for break-
by carrying milk chocolate in- his pock-
ets and eating enough of it on, the
train to carry him without falntness
to an early luncheon hour. Some hard
of chocolate against the possibility of
being detained from meals with proly
able bud results.
DIDCRIMINATING. .
Reformter—v—“In heaven's name, sir,
do you fake all your news?"
Editor tof sensational sheetl—-"No,
slr~only the news that's fit to lake."
~Chicaao Tribune.
-. w—--
REAL ESTATE.
Under and pursuant to an1order of
the Court at Probate for the District
of Norwalk authorizing them thereto.
the subscribers hereby offer for sale
all but-b right. title and interest as
John ll. Ferris. late of Norwalk. in
said district. deceased. had at the time
descr bed real estate to wit: .
On certain trust at land situated in
the Curb! South Norwuik in the
.Town of Norwallr. with the buildings
thereon standing. the some being the
homestead of said deceased bounded
northerly one hundred and twenty
(120) feet by highway known as West
street easterly by land purchased by
the subscribers or the estate of Wil-
liam H Ferris. deceased; southerly by
lands of John H. Knapp and James
M. Seeley, and westerly about three
hundred and ilftynone (351) feet. by
in II of John ll. Knapp
no certain tract, with the build-
Inge thereon. situated In said City of
South earmark, being torty~flve (on
feet Irb’nt and rear and one hundred
and fifty (150) feet. more or less. in
depth. bounded northerly by land at
Eleanor C. Smith: easterly by Taylor
avenue: southerly by landot Franklin
A. Smith, and westerly .by land of the
"estate of John B Benton.
Ono certain tract situated In said
My of South Norwailt with the build-
init- thereon standing. bounded north-
sirly save tyoue and ninettsntlut (II. III
test by ad of the Norwailt Iron
Works company. easterly by land or
. Dorothea Stabbil by a line running
southerly one hand ed and seventy-
' L Inches from
northe
Egon We.
_ _ (tool “at
‘ “I‘D“. ”flunk
Wu and ex-
”Vi/elitism,
, the easterly and
boundary. thence
Iy and thence one
sbutherly tir‘Ws ‘
.- oriy one nurture“ i ,
Itent I (104.6) test at
tree.
ruler and pursued.
subscribers or III.
. of his death in and to the following ,-
*J‘Z'. China. We aim have the Crex Grass Mnttings in all colors.
FIBER CARPITawA full line of Fiber Carpets In very choice patterns and in an quhntltles.
v r. .
|
the press. the sum of 81, 000 has been 5
Anything in the line of Floor Coverings we are prepared to irrrnlnln All grades of Inal‘ain Carpets Tapes-
ry and Body Brussels Carpets. Velvet and Arminster Carpets. in a inane Iri‘mr varied assortment oi patterns.
RUDD-ultimo or all sleds, including the lawnmower sizes. at which We have beyond it doubt the lurmi. as
i sentiment ever shown in town, and. at the prices we are selling thorn we can save you money.
MATTINGS—We have a full assortment of all kinds of mattings, Including new patterns In fancy laps and
Large size
Hugs and Art Squares In the some material malted u very satisiadtory and Inexpensive floor covering.
TRISTRAM in HYA'l'I‘ NORWALK. court.
tion was very interesting and showed L“
asitr
a year. In October, as at present, Supt . ‘
masters' Round Table will be held in '
fast at his lodgings keeps his health f.
working physicians carry‘littlc squares ‘7
PROBATE SALE
_ WITH OUR EASY TERMS.
. ‘AND iF YOU ARE AN ECONOMIST
" 'l'HlS FACT WILL BECOME APPAR-
ENT TO YOU, THE lNSTAN'T vou
BEHOLD OUR MAGNIFICENT
I 'STOCK AND BECOME ACQUAINTED
WE
WOULD ALSO LIKE TO EXPLAIN
TO YOU OUR LIBERAL
Credit .
Plan
WHEREBY YOU M'AY‘PURCHASE A'ISINGLE ARTICLE OR FUR-
NISH THE HOME COMPLETE ON TERMS OF PAYMENT WHICH
CANNOT BUT APPEAL’TO YOU.
CREDIT ‘PRIVILEOIS ARE
SO ADVANTAGIOUO.’ 8O MODERN. 80 CONCDERATE MD 00
EASY AS TO MAKE A GOSY HOME WITHIN REACH OF ALL.
’W‘ES‘T WASHINGTON so.
ll < Ci].
. soujrn uoswsLK. _
anti westerly y. hold at Frail-19. - .
.I TIMPUI I GIT. .L
i knew of a cane‘ nowhere two
deride: swapped mules. 1:06” of them
was an old hand at the business and
in melting the trace he represented
his ‘rnrfrle to be seven. your: old. and
told many Thflied traits the animal.
had not. was In ill‘ehrufl'v
About. two months later the dill r diff
key began to Justine that he
victimized In' the burials
the bout was tally twelve
no he dbclded to lo basil slid. L
:swiudier he lltul i to iii
In “Mill:
finally did- 0‘ m told it “ ” I
assuming; It»... militia ml“
1-H: Mouse by Hi! HIART. .
There was a man. who wooed A maid.
Who longed to catch him from the
“ lttli't. 1'
But, being prudent. sire displayed.
No hiss of what was In her heart.
'i‘lll hem nugget upon his hum.
And truest-o “in many a sleepless;
nihil-
W 1 And theft the pirate by demon;
‘.- M it In illiy for hil plight.
' Though tilts
ftp many years s30. ‘
m in ill-«item.
m M‘ ”We
Tumult .
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