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The High school committee, in lie
‘ printed report which was issued in «the
fail, recommended that there should
be held occasional meetings. at which
the vsrlous school committees sud
monitors at the towu, should be notion
together under the direction of the
Board at Shhool Visitors.»
Such a meeting was held M the birth
school building last evening and was
largely attended by the teachers and
members of the Board or School Viol.
tors and High schoolcommitteo.
President Arthur'C. Wheeler, oi the
School Visitors, presided, and slated
that the object of the meetlnt was ll
free discussion oi the problems of the
schools. .
He called upon several who repre-
sented the various interests.
The first speaker was Rev. William
H. Thomas. representing the Norwaik
Hiethri‘csl Society. who explained it
course or study that is being prepared"
by Dr. Thomas and Principal Williams;
of Rownyton. regarding the history oi
the town and other moderator locsl in-
terest and importance. This matter is
in clinrge of a committee, consisting of
Mr. Wheeler, Dr. Msofnrlsnd, Dr. The-
mas. Principal Williams and Dr. Gum-
but.
The second speaker woe Rev.
Charles 8. Mneiarlsnd. chairman oi
the High school committee. who espou-
of the various schools should not to-
gether to consider the relhtlon of their 1
He stet-
ed that one of the most dinicuit prob;
committee .
Dr. j
Maoioriund's remarks were briei'und‘.
tiy vto’lhe point. as he said he had ‘
tradustes to the high school.
lemg of the High school
whatnot oi adjusting this matter.
- uny times addressed the Town
Teachers" Association. that he would.
prefer to give way to others.
One of the most interesting nidrm- ‘
es oi thea evening was by .lohn B. iaw- i
rence, who gave no lnterontlngdescrliw
lion of his experiences In acting
school visitor. He gave the teachers
high praise for their work and uttered;
a large number oi very helpful 'suggos-f
lions. ‘
Dr. William J. Tracey spoke espocg
lnlly regarding the mailer of health.
rerornmendlng the obserVIW or
Health Day in the schools with s cure-
{ully prepared program.
Dr. Henry C. Sharer. the purchasing;
iiiifili iii Silli’iltik
or. H. 0. so... in. at him
eon oi sill—end It's quite natural
Dress Up
decidedly sttrncllye. We show tn
New Dresses,
It's it real genuine pie-sure for us
on
It’s thesplrlt of the time that makes us all went to out on our Denier
Inter. luster heralds the coming of s now «who bright» su-
Thst's why NEW our". NEW COATS. NEW Gowns, NEW
WAIG‘I'I, NEW SKIRTS sre Interesting subjects st this time.
Our assortment: of New Boring Merchandise ere especially lsros and
Everything Ladies and Misses
Wear, at a savmg to you of
i from $5 to $15 on 8 Suit
inlly recommended that. the principnls‘
l New Suits, $9;
' Spring Coats.
New Skirts, $1.98 to $20 ’
NewWaists, 980 to $7.98
Sunday.
that oil or us shoaid wont to
for Floater
0 best and. newest oi
98 to $35
$4.98 to $25
$8.98 to 325
to show the new goons.
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The Paris Gloak lit Suit House
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event of the Board or School Visitors.
spoke at the dint-titty in obtaining so!
,ilrieot mom-y for the purchase at textT
no such bill undid pose. without unlit
in; for some readjustment on all sides.
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hooks and supplies. iirginir thst the ills Committee “”0"" must shod Olllill'il to . Limited P'thn‘
teachers do all Tn their power to leach ‘ior “‘0 Qrinclples “Will“dv the min.
the pupils to take proper care of this
nuleiiui.
Principal oeorne E. Thompson su-
perintendent oi' the Host Nor-walk
srhools. spoke on several mstters from
the tonrhers‘ side or the case. and the
closing address of the evening was ill
Dr Edward ll. (ininhnrt principal of
the high st-.hool who look up msny oi‘
the mstters which had been raised by!
the other speakers. and altered many
suggestions and expinnutions as
how the various problems should be
met.
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it);
‘one or which was, that every workmen
should he provided with one day' I rest
iin seven
i The President or the Trolley Men's.
iUnlon, stated that these their desired
lone day in seven, out thst they were
‘now under contract with the company
up to 1913.
Attorney Gross said that the Mom»
isctiiiers' Associatiou- did not object
to the principle of the hill. but that it
oiuihi to be given more leeway.
i The Labor Committee expressed
ithernseives as very desirous of report-
sne nuiprocuy won Con-lie.
WASHINGTON. April I2.--8ennlor
McLean has presented petitions. ull
bearing on the subject at portals-
post‘ sent by the inllowinx me or-
gsnlsstions: Mystic mange. Iontviilu
Grunge. Konomoc‘ (mm or Water
told. ()olrhester Grunge, North, Ston-
ington Grunge. Wolrotr Grunge. .‘or-
wish Grunge. Cheshire (Irene. To-
.toiret Grands. Indian River are
at Itiiiord. Orange (mm. Semen
lounge. North Haven Grunge and
W’silinxiord (Inns. in
Booster immense else introduced
The meeting did not close until In; favorably on the hill. but hetero the Misting protons W “an
about 10 o'clock, sud was considered
one oi.’ the most helpful gatherin-
over held in the educationnl interests
or the town.
‘ Next noel: the Board or School Viol.
tors will consider the verious cell.
mice {or the running or the schools
«hiring the next year, and st the m
date smi- thst, will hold s Joint a»
stun with the High school committee
and also with the various district pour
moi
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WNDAY MRVANGI I'll-Le
Another Heel-inn” Held In Howard.
.M. an man-inns not». Pmeet.
users-om. April It—v'l‘hs Leno:
annulment communism-o. hole an
inpatient session , , in esse-
ooud eil‘ort to bring the venous W
eats W on the hillj tor one day‘s
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doing so. they noted so to! as one».
his, that. ell the interests should live
consent.
No common meant was resulted
however. but Dr name wee ro
quested to strong. n third conference
to consist simply oi roommates ol
the lsnuieoturers no the 0014er
new Committee. In s runs» short to
new on some training of the hill. at
though “turner arose sluts-Cd hill
. soil as halo; in doubt whether the
Imutsoturers? Association d be
able to endorse the more, while
they optimism the not spirit oi‘lhe
ministers.
When the conference hes been held.
the bill will be ”bullied to the non-
(elites
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lot Win-ted Burmt linen of New
Builds. Leona-d Greece. Colon-m
Grouse. sud from it". H. Dealer and
pans. Windsor mus.“ Oops. *
MOI Bandages else Introduced,
ressiuslous com a limited a»
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institutions: linemen.
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orange; Ore-gs Blunt. .
and Olslhlrs (Irene. . .
‘ Amusements
iWinn edition in vrnnnn.
flies Mel Gertrude Dunning. who
‘ will win; “the unmert‘to be given in
ineksrood’s Hall next Tuesday even
ins. which event opens her spring tour,
, Mil ”immediately at the clues oi
it for Mk“, Austrie. where she mo
“in sing this summer in the Roynl
Opera House
Miss Dunnlns’s tour will and at
Minneapolis. Minn. and from them
She will rush hook to New York as
quickly as possible. where she will
moire close connections for the steam-
er upon which site lies already booked
passage. and which will curry her to
' the other side.
All Miss Dunning will cover nearly
ioni- thousand miles while on her tour.
and this will be iollowed’ by a trip to
the Austrian capitol. the prime doniiu
will he s. mueh- traveled singer when
she resches there the latter purl oi
June.
MUSIC HALL.
"Charlie’s Aunt was again presented
by the Music Hall Stock Company last
evening and pleased another good siz-
ed audience. The play is one or those
rattling good comedies' that the com-
pany are noted tor and is brim full or
good. clean, wholesome comedy of the
brand that even the most exacting
theatre goer would take to The piece
is elaborately singed and is as all
productions heretofore seen at this
ever popular playhouse. excellently
preheated. .
hir. John Flemminxs in the role oi
Lord Fancourt Bshheriy is exceptional.
ly good and his clover portrayal of that
role is deserving of much praise. The
work oi the other members or the em
oeilent cost which includes Miss tini-
iup. Mini-i Locke. Carroll Duly, Albert
MuQiIni-ry, John Rouhr, Misti Delmar,
Miss Hntlolie and George Harris is ni-
so very good each and every one xiv.
lng e’ splendid portormance.
Tonight at Music Hall the great
est- rnusicnl hit of the season
“Madame sherry" will be seen,
i with the city company of forty. special
formic-nits. stunning chorus of pretty
[girls nix; oil those enchanting melo-
dies including ”Every” ldttle Move
ment Has A Meaning All its Own."
No performance of the stock rom-
:peny will be given on Good Friday
‘5 night.
. “Charlie‘s Aunt.“ will he presented
min tomorrovt unturned. and evening
end Suturdny morocco and even-
Enster week "The Great Divide." one
oi the greatest plays ever written. Mr.
Bogwirk in the leading role. .
FILES CURID "I 6 To id DAYI.
rszo OINTMIN'I‘ is mm to
can any one at Itching Bil-d. Bleed-l
in;r or Protrudins Piles In 6 to it due
it money mm. “It.
NORWALK POITvOFFiC-E TO CLOSE
Vow sundny Order wm Tsire Eileot
There on April 16th.
As a result. oi the recent not of
Congress regarding the opening or
non-oils“ on Sunday, the Norwelk at
live wlliroloee tor all business starting
next Sundsy.._Aprii 10m. The mutter
was brought to the attention or the
Nowell: Boss-ti of Trade some time
ego. but um. use no action thought-
necessery to take on the mutter. Post—
.nouor I. 8. Adams Issued the inflow-
in»; notion this morning relative in
he choline: ‘
My Arrangement to Go Into liteei
‘3 . April to.
The comer-f window will not he
em.
The limp window will he closed.
open from 0 to lilo. In
until i pun.
hoses and dinners.
sell my hero seine delivered by leer»-
mention at missiles end depositing
ym we upon“ nests ‘9 cover spoolsi entirety der-
vise.
hens-st inhaled sllnsil will he
wOpinion-dollars.
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THE PAINTING OF THE BATTLE OF GETTYS«
BURG will remain here until Saturday evening. The
morning hours are recommended for those who wish to ex-. . ..
amine the picture closely and leisurely.
Business men will find the noonday' lecture at 12:30 a
very convenient hour. The talk that Mr. Ball gives is ex- l _
ceedingly interesting and rarely takes more than no min- 3
nice or half an hour. These lectures are quite informal and . ’ f
any questions may be asked at the close of them. .
Mornings at 10 :30. n .30 and to :30.
Afternoons at 2:15, 3. 15 and 4: t5.
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Llinnioisoiic (limos for lciintlcrilmui.
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HANDKERCHIEFS. Arriirriiaii hand iiiarleiiuvcliios
Willi riuiiity edges. '
Handkerchiefs \iitli “hipped will edges and out corner
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‘Dark and medium patterns in illntk and white and mu v .
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Dressmakers “ill be interested III the Grean Waist Lin-
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on E.“ in. no (Humming.
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Ihs‘xenernl delivery window will he .
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