For IprIng Ind hummer
:9:
A compute usertment. at ”Alum ;
Minn: elf null 94.: upturn, dilu-
try, POD AnnI AN’o IArIttNI
E. K. BANKS
wncxnuo Horst. snoott.
son'rn NORWALIQ
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\
NINO SENTINEL Tatum-ton:
CALLS
puIihoII Department.
NIWI Departmont
Branch OfficI. Not-want
—-EdltIr'I RIIIdIncI
City Editorfogsuidfimo
than. onion; on... firm (If Quilt
nor & Cnnty. In confined to his home
in Clay street with illness.
ennia florsn, or Stuart avenue. has
tat; n a position hi the polishing de-
lla meat of the Noxwallt Lock com-
pan
ice Matty (l Rider of East avenue.
to n Boston, and Will return to her
home tomorrow afternoon. where she
willfapdnd a short mantel- vacation
Qourt Cecile, 11.0! C. will meet this
evening in the oils Club in West
IV’ohue. hinders business will come
befdrc the .the'etlng and a full ttttend-
undo is Mounted.
All member-I oi Banner Council D.
of L.. No. 54. are teqhedtéd to be prett-
onI this evening at the regular meet-
int. There will be initiation of twelve
candidate's. followed by reirenhments
m
T o Noi‘wullt Oyster Growers“ Asso-
(III on members and others interested
in file prdposed oyster tax are request-
cd 0 leave South Norwalit on the.
7 train. Friday. arriving at Hull
ford at 1:5
I‘Mtss Cecilel CrIw of No 41 Chest
strhct, South Norwullt letl'vcs for
buts, Pennsylvania. to make her
boMe In the future with her aunt. Mrs.
Eltihla Gleason. who recently purcltns
ed A hotel In that place.
+Concert. Higbrtstlhool. Miss Hoyt
eopranqj; Mrs. Benedict, piano, Friday.
t3 ruins M New ritultl to Mr: and
D: hoary ' Mrs. Leary was for
grly Mrs Whiter 1i: Jennings, dhuxh
of Edward Burr, of Norwalk
Mother and tiaudhtoi~ are doing fine
manna Charles Burr. of Norwnlk,
t grandfather attain.
‘ W
cutting my: and banquet or
til 1 ConIICUIwgeSeilholnIaatei‘s club
: be held at the Allyn house. In
Attortl. Saturday up Dinner will
1‘ rved at 12: 30. he makers will
do Secretary who and Howell
0 boy. of the state board and Super
dent W. F. Got‘dy‘. of Springfield.
Aten-pdnnd dau liter wan born this
’i‘
“1?”? Pepper who wu formerly 11
hi knewn Norwalk roIidcnt. and who
been I recident tor the past Iev
arid fluent-s of flsrtto is sonically in
at his home in illatc ty Mr. Popper
bail a tum numbtn- oittrlondl in The
.N Ii I. who Iympetnile with him In
Iiin I and hope for his early re
Y.
ti MrI. William J. ood. oi
'detp‘oI-t‘ dunno. he were
recentlywworo serenaded at
o by a barn number of their
on Tue: ay evening. The
“zips from We‘ntport. and as they
”ed .on I straw ride it was to be
tunic lunged a lively gathering
G on, music and I line collation were
I yet! an Mr. and hire Wood prov-
Id chat-min ton and hostese
There will be. a regular meeting of
rt NIrruit. F. of. A. «tonight A
II o attendance of tho monlbels is
loded for. as the delegates to the
> d convention trill ”89"er “to
.. The committee on the cele-
br on of the twentieth InnivorIIri'
wt report what action has been taken
l
outline matter. Eéw It will»
ni
Chesteran
be the x anfh court In that
if High Boll. Orchnnttl Concott. Minn
Ind Mn. Benedict. Fri.. 24th
I“ ‘ MW'WII
mend own in audio
prominent. 'i'ltHilanI
her And Arnold
1!er “’er-
will!“
shay. by tho motl-
I too Insult. tht the item
Idai' Duct your the
(item went down to the
2:.. but. “fie Fr, ”1qu were
.. pen that w'a
ornate wit
has returned irom Washington, where
tGIiurd. to take nail in manoeuvres on
”to _ :,
mind"
‘Dfind r! '1
303d i?!“ would be alloyed .
the Army Mononuvrnn.
home of Norwallt's militia sincere
may go to the Mexican bordot to pat
(urinate: ill_ the Manoeuvres. "
, Adltll'lnt General George N. (loin
he went to arrange for some of the
officers of the Connecticut National
the Mexican frontier. He built that
list of those who could be sent flout
this State, but was unable to do so,
though. he hoped to be advised as to
Connecticut's audio at on early data.
. (ion; Cole said that he I bmitted a
list at thirty names. and c this num
her he oavoctod live or six Would ha
celled tel soon. The arrangements
are made ill Texas, but the order will
come from the War Department at
Washington. The government hua a
list of oilibnrs from each state who
his anxious to tnko p lt in the min
nosuvrea Gen. Cola II d and the rat»
reticulation of each State will be. no-
cordlng to the number oi enlisted men
in its National Guard.
and Vimlnia have turned in the names
of all the officers of their militia or.
sanitation. a plan which (len.
said, be regarded ns rely unwise. no.
If by any chnnco all were Accepted.
and the inllltia of these States should
be called upon. the men at tho i‘lont
Would he tompolled to come home. ill
order to get theit tomtnnndu. The
Federal government will adhere to
its plan for giving all the States n
show ill the manoeuvres.
—~-.—..
A COLD, LAORIPPE. THEN PNEU
MONIA.
it is too often the iotnl sequence,
Foley's Honey and Tor expoia the cold.
checks the la itrippe and prevents
pneumonia. it is u prompt and reliable
cough medicine that contains no nur-
cotlcs. It In as safe for your (hiltlron
Idle May Be Called to “II Boone or .
he hoped to bring back with hltn u ‘
Pounsy lvuniu .
Cole .
make it. nomimtuilie bod. hood spti.ngu
highly perfected.
streak and durable. you will want one. ’
1231?,NORTH MAIN STREET
A big. roomy, well-proportioned, wcll~
enclosed body.
adjustments
WI have a variety If styles and prices that. will suit Ill buy.ors
‘9 |ill favor of I stole pension system for
I at boot location.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
SOUTH MORWALK.
Outlet!“
~—
O. B; Jackson
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
on.
Is yuuraeli‘ The Bridge l‘uhut nttcy
Ind W. '1‘. Wlxtnore dz Co.
FEDORUSKY FINED $10.
up..."
FriendI of Fair Ground Resident Paid
the Amount Thin Morning.
The ruse of Villccnzo FFtllll‘llh‘lt)‘,
the, Fair Grounds. who was nrrentctl
by Constable Illlllll li Silk
few the teen court this lllOTlllllL
mun was arrested about until: in the}
Inloon of Joseph 'l‘rncey in Want
street, where, he bud nom- ni‘tcr malt~
int: a disturbance ill his home, which
Caused the police to be called. Till‘l'i‘
but at the close of the trial this morn-
ing it was withdrawn, and be was
found guilty of hrcut‘lt of the pence
and fined Sit) without costs which his
friends will pay.
The evidence showed that the mun
has been married four months and no
cording to n statement frotn his “lie
when the mun bot'nmc drunk.
Ihe Elliii happened often, be
threaten llcr.
Other witnesses appeared and stated
that the nmn was not much of It work-
Ir. though at, the present time he is
wutlltl
-—Any sltin itching la n temper—test
Qr.’1‘ho more you Icrntnh the worn:
it itohII. Doan‘ I Ointment our: pilII
eczema—43M shin itching. At all drug
IIorII.
TORPEDO BOAT DRIVEN ASHORE.
NEWPORT it. 1., March 2.1. A
henvy northwesterly tulle drove the
torpedo bout. destroyer Burroughs from
her berth In the inner buy and landed
the craft on the mud flats at the fool
of Cherry street early today. The nur-
rouxhs was renting easily on an etch
tool .In the mud nnd this morning unI
considered safe although very near
I rocky lodge
SHIPPERS POOL AGREEMENT.
BERLIN March 28. -—-It is announ-
ced here that the trons Atlantic nlllp-
ping representatlv” who here been to.
conference at Cologne Iince Tuesday
inst hava reached a friendly argument
of the several disputed points now’
standan in the way of I renewal of the
Atlantic conference pool IKI‘GBDIOIIL
The members of the conference prob-
dbly will meet again during the sum
liter.
, W,
n .‘n
tithit‘tm
. ’luit‘tono .
‘I‘tggdbuldlhfit
(ll 5
nun huh,
I he
Wits ulno made a charge of uonnuppori ‘
Employed In the Suite Textile fuctory, -
South N orwalk
I
Stamford:
Port Cheater
ALL ENGLISH “BRANCHES
Thoroughly Taught at
Merrill Night School
A Rare Bargain
‘ MATHUSHEK
has n tltild two years old. She llnd to ,
work to support the three and that i
which ‘
UPRIGHT
$85
Terms to Meet Your Convenience
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.
I
104 Washington St.
- , . "257*
[loin Steinbet‘x, of llrlducptnt. has
int-ought suit in the superior
a
Cl
tissortion. The couple were married
in May tuna. and the deucrtion la
:nllogcti to blue occnrled ill Sapient
‘ber, 1907.
I O
lyryt
M
n 1‘"! lot oit ed.
”ff” .ai’lIL'
/y{r:;/‘ 141/
Ntlrwnllt undue
Ilttnovolunt
and
courtl i’rotocIIVo order of Elite. hold a roan
ninsi Joseph Steinbera of \en \‘orltlinr meeting, lmtl night.
i for a divorce on the grounds ofitiatoo vole N'C'Qllt‘tl lnto membership
‘and more propositions for membership
ltoftcnlltncnta Wm
named at the cocluston of the buIi
nun.
Eight candi
We...“
'fi
When you see how attractive in appearance our lino oi carts is, and how i
- Avon Wltnr ottoman)
ngituh’a
'- taut “b: idhm’b‘ln‘g‘ It: mum stocks
and thin cannot practice thrlilt
(Continued {rent first Page i
RM”.
Makes a Go-Cart or Baby Carriage '93:?tt‘i‘ihl‘li".li’ti‘ii.“2ti’.fllll’.‘ii
Corhfortahlot
shown over the arguments for future
limitation.
. In the senate chitmbor the com-
mittee on education hoard arguments
The bill upon whit b
.thu mom :‘ma held was that which ‘
Our line at Carts is the cult in which these points have been most aprovmé..m“ MW pmon employed as
a teacher for not less than 30 years
shall be retired on I. pension upon
application and shall be entitled to a
pension in one or other 01" three
clasIeI.
Gen. J. P. iinrbison. of Hartford.
luuid no believed it was the duty or
ltho state to pension teachers He,
thought they were under paid. Super
intendent Chnneeilm. superintendent
of the schools at SoutlnNorwIilt. said
that in his town 70 per cont/oi the.
teachers lune. gone away, most of
them to New YOIR because of.lhe pen
nlon system In tonne there. Women
teachers cannot save money, be solid.
)0-
cause alter psyinzg school ex enacts
they have nothing left with wit ch to
practice tbrli‘t; William? I’Kelly, of
Mcridcn. president of the State
'l‘ellrhcrs‘ annotation. expressed the
opinion that a pension system would
Itsndarizo teaching There. were;
arguments in a number of others. l
Meltzor Rewlutinn :
Before the joint committee on the
juditlnry and federnl relations was
heard the resolution from the I909
session and the. Molizer resolution
concerning I propoaed amendment to
concerning all Income tax. Judge
Hammerslv a retired lnetlde ot the
supremo court. rend a lengthy brief
walnut the proposed amendment set-
unootmtltutionul. lie reviewed
history of the laying of taxes. con-
gressional authority on the levying of
in; power of icdcrnl
tncnt.
Mayor Fisher. of Middletown, ll)-
poaretl to advocate the passage of a
resolution which would give congress
the right to pass on Amendment to
the constitution under
come lax could be laid.
look the ground also that under the
‘t'hc
.
strive to give congress the mm to
prm'ldo it way for levying the in.
New Haven BIIII.
Before the cities and borough!
committees were heard a number of
New lint-cu bills, mostly in the form
at chm-tor amendments relating to
the civil aerrico board. it bureau of
electric illnpcciiilll. sniaricn of select-
mcn. and the taking of property.
Mayor Rice and Corporation Conn-
scl Kloincr were among’ those who
appeared on bills.
Before the npproprittlions commit.
tee were u large number of military
men to argue in favor of bills carry-
Ing nppropt'lntiona for nrmories. and
:t gent-ml bill which would allow the.
Adjutant gencml a half million dot.
inrs for n state armory on It site to
be afterwards selected. New Haven
lI anxious to have this armory.
No one appeared in favor of the
governor's bill to abolish the tuber-
culosis commission and giving over
to local boards the care of County
homes established by the state board
for the care and trentment of per
soul ltuiferlnn from tuberculosis.
Several persons spoke in bchIif of the
continuance of the state board.
The drug clerks appeared before
the labor commission on varioul hills
Intended to regulate theit hours of
labor and the hearing on the control
of tuberculosis In cattle and the pre
vention of Importation of dimmed
chitin was heard before the commit.
ice or agriculture.
IN THE HOUII.
u...—
Largo Numlm of Calendar Matter-
PAM—'Doo IIII TIbIId.
HARTFORD. North 23. will
house leatetdny calendar
were [tanned as followa:
Resolution validating certain deeds
of St. Mary's church society. Dolby.
Ind of St. "on a Catholic church Io-
cioty; authorising loan of "nation
ton to tune bondI to an amount not
excoedintr. 8100.000 tor erection of
new school nut to pay town'n float-
ing Indebtednen; authorizing Hari-
ford to intro bonds to the amount of
the
matters
tins of a municipal building; amend-
ing chIrter or AnIoniI In reference to
fluctuate of the public librIry:
creating boards or nuances in New
Quinn and Duties; Incorporating
with W .000
olpitnl; incorporlltlnn’ Burnhum om.
utery Fund unocintion It Igutnpion
A bill torn itonpitnl f0
Favorable bottom were rocev
lotions: Act concerning Idilpori
institutions;
hoIPltIl
IDAHO; It N I It tort‘
A," r
”with mic
atoll Ind ilIrblodIlI
. tun will III‘ the cutter
t! the New, liritIin (III l.t ht com:
to 1000000 was
" not a
nus it Thom
Chandler Id ti“
Am til charters!
tttIncctt to be tiled with the county
sommi
constitution as It now stands con-
gress cannot iny tl tax of this kind.
He believed that the states should,
“70,000 bond- iCI' thin ditto and crew;
tilebriatea .
“who roii‘tctod. lock of money lot on
: mml‘lliiou Wu the lemon
WHY SHOULDN‘T WE BE?
ENTHUSIASTIC P .....
WE ARE RECEIVING COMPLIMENTS EVERY DAY ON OURJ’JNE.
COM
THAT WE ARE FAMOUS FOR.
SELF.
DISPLAY OF
Trimmed and Untrtmmed
E WHEN YOU CAN see A LARGE ntsPLA'y AND Aria line: :.
coma AND ass ron on
MINTZ’S;
the constitution or the United Blues ’
lug forth that such a tax would be?
the ,
taxes and interpretations of the to»;
govern. ‘
the whole family
in...
W
Flynn’ s Boot Shop so Wilmington St.
R. H FLYNN, Proprietor
I
which on in-‘
Mr. Fisher 1
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i
HOSIERY ‘1"
An inkling of saute of the season's dulntiest Hosiery
lnliy be gained by a glimpse Into our east window.
its but u dtop in the bucket. however. to the lavish
nsstntnlent our B lery counter shows. iiore you‘ll
find everything Ill clcter makers can fashion from
cotton little and silk In almost endless variety.
sneer Silk Hone ............... 50:: to $3 pr.
LlIlo Hose, black and colors... .25c to $1 pr.
Cotton HOII. all IIzII ........ 15: to 50¢ pr.
Wamen's OutIizo Stockinga. . . .25c to $2 pr.
Also it good assortment of lnfsnts' and Children's
Stockings at 15c pair up.
Each individual will ilnd in our Spring stock of
"Onyx" Hosiery her own personal style and size. for :2
the choice is a very large one. it is the best. . '
brand of Hosiery the world of women know. , 5?:
so thlngion smut I: », ”til.“
AGarioad of Monume
JUST RECEIVED—Your Order Placed Early with THE!
South Norwalk Monumental W
Office and Yard. 84 S.
.
A, “All." “on
I‘m, A. nice to the A eriontl »-
of Irene to be held in Wnuhluttnn. next
minors committed to immune or re October. providing for the
authoriziuu of ex
board to contract the cue mlon oi the 60th 5110"?”
home; mlltlmt In Appro. any of
cult: Lixht neoticnt VoterInI annotation totI the
lbuiloh oi' pdrpole oi condoning veteran or
d Warren. thedafm: Ind MW Ate reunion to be
u
N bill conumllnit Ion which it"
ednit‘niy postponed ‘i‘uttsduy. mm
In t
inI
Ropredcmouro Johann. oi Note—l
Wang I but is penal It. And he Iona slid the measure will thmhed
I i
llt tat-at
tit
~ . A «MINI-«tilting notion or mn- mired“
'nnltr
', action not tilled.
mww uw—ufiw—a— M-.-.... ..m
menus N0 ommmrusnr ton
DECORATION DAY,
Main St. —-Phoue
It
UNCORUPULOUI METHC
are not the kind t increase
business or moire opie no
lar. For those renIonI. if f
tto othcra. we would not it
lice them So you can Iafoi
depend upon the genuine h
‘ only oi Iii our work. You I: ‘
find that we use good luster!
do our work skilfully. not! I.
some In all dealing.
W. 'A. Hanford
42 noan MAIN I1.
retractable Roman on (living it
'i'ImI for Mutation. .
tilin'rli‘onn. HI .
payment
the or (hit War teteruus to
c battle or DottyIltum. to
for III lotion IA- held in ma Were all m1!" ted placed in much ‘
Winnie lit-Minx thou to In the Interest of economy. into. melting Richard i’ ’ Hepburn, ; . .
Putnl lnmnw I comp; pro «to mlocted melting In IDW'ODI‘ It Ind It is. untamed” Duty lull,
thtti All? Ilia, , In ’I‘iior thin for the expenses oi the dedication \IIitord for two Marl :
p ‘3 end “II? can Pub 0! the blame oi Maisonette John humble totem came in on
‘ “Km Inn titIt addttwic on the hattloflhld of tin MUM" ‘Vfll‘fldlfli‘ UK time 30?,
t 1“Ill “inI La 6 input to bdrm In nuthorilinx the comptroller Irina; the Federal Trust. .. u
Eulo- pond in tuhileid": mm In; to draw it order to favor of the Cost MINI)”: Atkins I III'ODI'
indicial exocanI
uroprintlona of hung?"
children in county yaw“.
From the Ellen did
not making I Ilolo m
cut-Inn madam, . implying ,
fltlency in the worn m ton o
i" fruit}. “It: Will:
a o u ,
to tilt... Wet
New Haven to tune cone
pill! bonds, “I union ‘
the Itntemont on mIdI‘ :1
thin cit! this yedr
shun up and mated utter muca
Imnrmsrl‘ Motion mo
”rum and lint members to:
nun Will“ I New Hammer.
S” I epic . null. cerium t .
. 2. Mantel imt’r Dz” ».
.» police no the It Midge rt. VII VIII
. . gong“ enact iIIuo bondI. , ,
‘ the teeth In
in Inuit Into the bill In ”Lilian! Edna Credo, If lat?!
Norwalk Chronicler