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”timed Steamship Cc.'s mamlflosnl
looting palaces. reachlas all points of
rope. Clyde Line. Mallory Line.
rel Mali Steam Packet Co. and as»
mush Line, reaching all coast re-
sorts sad South America. with the
Bermuda Steamship Co.’s direct ser-
iliwe to Bermuda. Beat accommoda-
a”. and best rates. Ask for circu-
rs.
. TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
' Insurance of All Kinds
Real EstateaTown, Country and Shore
Telephone 1230
Upstairs Over the South Norwslk
Trust 60.. 07-91 Washington 8L,
south Norwaik. Conn. .
PUBLIC BTENOGRAPHER .
-———— Ex raor 'inary “Suit Sale ———-—~
$12 and $15 Suits at $9.95 Suits at $15.95
We will place on sale a number of Lsdies’ andMisses’ Suits, in Man-tailored Suits in Blue, Black'Serge and Fancy Mixtures;
Gray. Tan. Black and White and Blue and White pin stripes, very stunning models to pick from. On sale tomorrow, $15.95.
all wool materials; suits'lined with guaranteed linings. No al- .
$995. .. “r m . Suits 3 17.95 to $25.95
Stilts, values to $17, at $12.85 Stilts made of the most fashionable fabrics. Fine French Serges.
Whipcords, Mixtures and Novelty Effects. All the best styles
A number of Itadies' and Misses Suits that sold as high as $17:
that are worn by fashionable women. Many styles one Suit
this season's latest models. Alterations free. Tomorrow, $i2.85.
“New for the '
Electrical Wiring ‘.
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Chartfiuek, Jr.
Address:
51 MAIN ST. NORWALK
Telephones: Miles. 001: house. 81-!
. Fownes Gloves
lilvery pair guaranteed. That's
the kind of Glove to buy.
Silk and Kid. all colors,
styles~nnd lengths. 60a to 04.
Silk Hose - .
25c, 50c, $1, $1.50 ”
Gordon Dye Hose. the highest
quality Hose. every pair guar-
anteed to give satisfaction or
your money back. 250 to $1.50.
Court Laurel. Daughters of Castlie,! BAR EXAMINATIONS HARDER.
will hold a special meeting this even-
tins.
._...-..— I
Professor Watt-oils, of Yale, Writes!
About Them in the Yale News.
NEW HAVEN. April 12,—Strlcter
examinations for admission to the bar;
are advocated by Prof. George D. Wit-i
trolls, of the Yale Law School and,
president of the New Haven County!
Bar Association. ill the Yale News to-§
day. Prof. \Vntrous says it is truer
illinery sale...—
Francis C. Ward. of Arch street. has
been entertaining Richard Kelly, of
Milford.
-~iluy your lists iII ()‘llrien's.
Si, .\lul'.l"s Young Men's Club will
hold a regular business meeting: on‘
that in many putts of the country it:
Whatever your Millinery taste is. you will find what you want.
I John Jennings ill George-town.
Friday evening.
Kabzlosa Encampment. .\'o. 9. l. O.
0. it‘.. met and Il‘illliilll'It'li routine busi-
ness last evening.
Cockcnoo Tribe, .\'o. 32. i. (i. ii. M.“
will hold a regular meeting. this cvcu-i
ing in the Willi rlil‘et'I hull.
Mrs. (Y. B. [Ilykeniilii of South Kill”
walk, spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Dunlop. former sirect colli-
mlssloner in South Norivnllt. has pur-
chased a fine new automobile.
Mrs. David Crotut. 0t 23 i’llilltllll
‘ avenue, is entertaining Miss .lcssle .\l.
Bouton. 0i l‘rovldcn’ce, illiolo island.
Miss .lennetic ()‘llricn. of Bridge-
port, has been the guest of Miss
Madeline Mueller, of Holden avenue.
“Soft Hats, Soft lists. O'llrien's.
w...____.___'
airs, F'. St. John Lockwood, of East
avenue. is entertaining her daughter.
"Mrs, Frank W. Hubbard, of Detroit.
Michigan.
Mm-.. .. .——.
There will be evening prayer and
sermon at Christ Church this evening.
‘~ at 7:45 followed by choir rehearsal.
t,llass tlile
Douglas Fowler Post Relief Corps ‘
wil hold its weekly business meeting
this evening in its hall. ili Washing-
‘ton street.
Tile Hospital Whist Club will hold a
social session this evening at the
residence of Mrs. John ll. Ferris.
'West. avenue.
large and carefully selected stocks
or staple underwear for spring and
summer are now in readiness at the
N. E. Ryan Co‘s store. \
Lincoln Council, No. 4. Order of
is easy to acquire the amount or legal;
educatiou necessary to admission to.
the bar and believes that stricter cx-
nminntiona would result in better.
trained lawyers. The requirements;
for admission to the bar in this stall"
are bccoinillu more exact from your 10‘
your, he silyS. and he believes that the
conditions in Connecticut urn suclr
that the men practicing itl't‘ above re;
preach us to their illness. He. says:
‘ "1 tear it is true that in some parts
of the country it is very easy to ac-'
quire such an amount of legal t-ductr1
tion as is necessary to produce all“;
mission to the bar. Where standards;
or admission are low the tendency isf
to give no more training than is ab»:
solutely necessary for the purpose. i,
fear that the statement is true that?
more poorly trained lawyers are turn-f
ed out than the country deeds. but I.
see no reason why this fact cannot be‘.
renic tied by increasing the sirit‘ttletltl‘
of the bar requirements. in Connec-.
ticut, the rcquirements tor admisaioul
to the bar are becoming move exact
from year to year. and i believe that:
the conditions ill this state are such;
that the men practicing are above.
any reproach its to their fitness."
GAVE DINNER TO FRIENDS.
“' l
George w. Dilworth Entertains st His-1
l
Home in Mott Avenue. ’
George “\‘l'tisliington" llilworth. of?
Mott avenue. the popular little high.
school lad. have a dinner party to his;
friends last evening, which proved tot
be a most pleasant function front thei
start to the finish." Too much praise;
could not, be spoken for the turkeyi!
and the accompanying features of thoi
dinner and ("teal-go was an ideal host.;
The evening following was ‘partlcu-i
larly pleasant. Mine Host l)llworth§
favored with card tricks, and Vincent:
G. Ward Valli
Costello, added a few. ‘
Alsiyne and Chas. Gruy- favored with.
trimmed tree.
just for you. in our large Millinery Department.
$2 KnoXASailo'rs $1.49
We will place on sale 100 fine Knox Sailors in Black. Navy Blue“
and Brown; regular $2 values. For Saturday. $1.49.
Flowers at 250
We close out a‘sample line of Flowers that sold as high as $1.00.
For tomorrow. 25c.
500 and 59c Braids 39c
:00 new pieces of Braids for this Saturday. all colors and com-
binations: regularly 5o agidsgc. For Saturday. 39c.
l.)
a:
r at
All Hats
1 ”Mil:
urday. 59c.
to $15.00.
$1 Sailors S90
and at special values. 25c to $6.00.
:0 dozen Ladies' Black Sailors that sold at $1.00. For this Sat—
Trimmed Hats $3 to $15
We call your special attention to our fine line of Trimmed Hats
in all colorsand very exclusive styles. Prices range from $3.00
Sale of Shapes 250 to $6
Shapes of all descriptions, colors. styles. All the latest models
[M]
V'.\l..l’ARAISO. Ind, April
so Ullversity'swcpi down on the busi-
ness section or this city late
night and smashed windows, fired re-
volvers, broke up a vaudeville perfor-
mance and defied the police and city
firemen to check them. The demon-
stration is .supposed to have resulted
from the arrest of eleven students
recently for playing baseball in the
streets. The trouble followed a class
rush. For an hour the students
fought among themselves. Then the
entire crowd» came downstown, enter-
fvstrliniso starters utrlsltlisnlotl I
must stint liltlTi
law
Three thousand students of Valparabi
I
lost ‘
I
EIIBIIEEIIB‘ LOOKED
- Fill BY IPIIII. 14
With the expectation that the Broth.
orhood of Locomotive Engineers will
have finished the counting of the
“strikabsllots” and will have proper
ed their ultimatum by then. the con-
ference committee of railway manag-
ers. representing the My eastern
roads on which the engineers demand
an increase and standardization of
wages. will meet in New York Sun-
dny. April 14., Probably not until then
will the public be informed as to the
result of' the ballot. although it is be-
LOVERS
“The Place"
.- Spring
PUMPS
Prom Quarry to Cemetery '
Save that Commission
you want them right.
come to us you are sure or properly
fitted glasses.
ienced Oculists~graduate physio~
tans—40 examine eyes.
for examination.
‘THAMER
OCULISTS AND OPTICIANS
lF YOU WEAR GLASSES
When you
We employ expeb
No charge
01 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings ,
United American Mechanics will iiold 50103 and duets. accompanied by Miss ed a theater and caused several hun» lleved that the count will he complet~ usually paid to agents selling this
‘ i I ' - . I ' . hi ' ilerlt Dlworth. E wan-d Ben1 “red persons. ““1“de many Women ed some time today. line of work. raw-'- ..»f;'~ _.
its webki . business me 'Iing this even- {"3 o l (i ' .m—JW
l” 1,; m "3 mm 5“ Wag, [n.m m. t nard and Charles Gray executed manyi 3““ “Midi?" ‘0 "('0 in WTWF- Finally The ballots of forty or the fltt)‘ ‘ ‘ We Employ No Agents . . . . . . . . WHY
g ' l l L n k 99' clever dancing steps. which were all-Z ”‘9 ”5m“ were turned out and the roads 0“ which ““3 W” was taken 7' ondeglilorprms before placing your ’ ' r
, . ‘ . . . ~ . , Estudcuts Icti the'hulldlnn. were counted ye terda’ at the Broad- . , ’
.. ”Imam“ Lodge. NO- 6- 0~ 9- H- S-- memmd Imam}. Expression. . i Fearing to attack the students with way Central until in {'ew York and “comm Day Work
‘ . iii holders monthl business meet~ M “ ““9 "0‘” ”m gm” “”‘e'edi ' ' " ‘ ' so NORWALK MONUMENTAL
git iris this «veiling in thye South \iorwalk ’round the piano. singing "the old lfi'i adamall force. the chief 0f pollcefcaii. while the ballots Of the remaining ten " -. WORKS -
M l . V l ' . ‘ mliiars" and the popular songs until. 9 0“ firemen ‘0 ml“ “”08““ 0 an roads might hold the balance at In- ' ‘ .
Quattetie Club hall. in Washington . her on the riotors. The students nuance, there was no question in the 84 80. Main at" South Norwslk m FEE ‘
street.
V.—
—~l)on‘t forget Shakespeare reading
by Miss MabelMead Kellogg, Mon.
eve... Apr._15, Nor. Cong. Church,
"A large attendance is anticipated
this evening at the concert of the quar-
tette ot the South Nor-walk Baptist
the house fairly rang with the meio-
dics being poured forth. it was not!
until everything up to "Home Sweet’
Home,” had been passed that thel
young men awoke to the roalisatonr
that it was indeed home, sweet home.
forthem.
Mr. Dllwortli received the congratu.
lotions of his friends at departure as
threatened the firemen, who promptly
withdrew. Returning to” the college.
the rioters broke more windows and
dragged students from their beds and
compelled them to take part in the
demonstration. .
READ- ESTATE TRANGFERS.
George B. Way to Matthew Cor-
minds of local people familiar with
railroad labor troubles but that even
without the'bailots of the roads, al-
ready a majority of the engineers on
all the eastern roads have expressed
themselves as willing to strike pro-
; riding the roads do not give in.
The report that either President
Snappy, Up-to-date
Styles in all the New
Leathers $210 $3.50
Tel. 904
‘ O 0
Hello! Spring IS Here
House cleaning season is on hand.
When on clean house you have
heuseh id goods to dispose of. I pay
the highest cdsh prices for it or ex-
A $5.00 Razor for 350. See then I
To
l. ass-g
our Window.
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
Quittner & Canty’ Props.
The Result Ste
1 Church. All artistic woman: has been to his abilitylas‘ a genial host and ab William ROWAN Taft 01‘ the interstate _._.._. .‘ . ' ‘
‘ prepared. 1 ter the' closing "lni’ormaiities” the be‘tt. lot. Rhodonolia Park. W"- . commerce commission may appoint a change. _ , City National Bank
..._._..._.- party was declared ‘tormaily sdjourn- “u” ”9"“ and “"9 ‘° Gustate special commission to handle the slt- ' ‘ ~ . . ~
1 Wort: has been commenced on the ed. ‘ .. Kaufman. ‘“ “3"“ “d buildings. nation was received with favor by all Two STORES M L Rose“ T%%%?£2;3:N%Eggg£;s'al1€: .
construction oiaoue-story gangster .- 9°“. "9”“? War. . today. Railroad unionists, soml-ofli- '. . ' . FACILITY OONBISTENT ‘ i
the accommodation or tour automo- -TW0 BISHOPS-REMGNI .m°“°“ & 39°" ‘° 99°?“ 3' 0”" clala who wrote a position to talk. N elk S III N am 15 Eli! Ave» South Nemlk wrn-s ammo
ray-“9., ‘on the properiy of Chlrlea E. itiEW_YORK. April 12.;ev‘l‘th: Epluo- $2.11“ and buildings. Mpin SINGL and “10 publio‘ln ”he“! IIWG till“ 0” 0“ om ‘ ,. . BANKING
.Jenninse. In halve street. new oceu- m 110m of bishops men 9 you .r- - . . this would be a- most satisfactor meta , , . ' . , """‘ Pr It
[Added by A. Hat-tog and family. ‘ day afternoon. in special meeting. the NW“ N“! Olilen t° Andrew Sandy, nor of settling the trouble. Th: "0"? A GOOD "ova ”813:3 o’s'I 31.03.3150; .5333... 01:0..de “mg: 17.33000 ‘ '
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“Latest style Caps, aft O‘Brien's.
the raincoat rectory. where a
sol-y. is to be. As yet‘notliins
can be learned about this. but
else of the space ‘belas'elesrl
' “intensities thstltlivlll Ibe‘
, . 'Plssi'slsre now under was"
so the utmost Works. .
W0.
- ii“
‘Porto Rico, and Brown, or'Arksnsas.
Worlids being pushed in Sprlnsdale. ‘
resignations qt Bishops verifies-en, of
both or which- were tendered on the
grounds of ill health. ‘ .5 .
The Et.‘R.ev. ‘Peter '1‘. Rowe. bishop
of Alaska. who at the meeting or the
House of Bishops one year also was
assigned to the Diocese of South De-
.ltota. was reassigned to work' among
the Indians in Alsslta.
'i'he Board of} attests-inst commie
building lot. Lubrano place. War.
George Mitchell to‘ Joseph 8. Felti-
steln. lot and buildings. West avenue.
Wan; ' ._
Alhert,Wellnlts to Michael Ollien.
lotsnd buildings. Spring Hill road.
we. ‘ .
saw-rd Henediot to Wllrred Smith.
10 acres and bulldlass. West Norwslk
avenue. WM‘. ‘ ' ‘
Charles 1". Mills's’nd
that President'jsud other severest-slit
oillclsls have already had conferences
with railroad ofiicisls and national ot~
litters of the Brotherhood ‘ot Locoinot
tive malnoersressrdlns the trouble
iscredit‘ed. This shorts tint the situa-
tion Is more Hittite than most people
1 wife to ”Gd-'1
are aware. . _
, ‘INOWfflO‘ altars rim. ‘
‘lliirertln‘ ‘ or ‘ resent tampon!
.1
Brick 5“. Show ‘ud Wu“ 10". Ind bulld- 0‘!" ‘nd "a “8.“.“m‘ cu‘.‘
‘h .. ;- .f » lull. '., ‘ -
in! 0“”,ng
Two large wholesale coal concerns
in‘ Boston have announced they will
sell the. fuel in bsss st wholesale
prices to all who will call tor it. This
gives poor folks s chance to best the
selenium poddlel-s. who exact un-
reasonable prices tor all-pound bass.
Persons obliged to bar In small alieni
. titlejulltsithst sen save. money even
fishermen West" rare to and
0. Beach, the New York. millionaire.
for whom the warrant has been is-
sued hereon the charse'of cutting
his who‘s throat séversl‘weslis no.
will not be compelled to hurry back
from his trip to Europe to stand trial.
"i‘honis‘s Hitchhrook,'.lr.. has furnished
boad‘ot snooo tor Health's appearance
bond has been accepted and this prse
heeiiy‘eads‘the case until that time
, .u some
i . . h '
at the seamen term or court. “rite.
Sal's Deposit Boxes :3 and 06 per ‘ '
I.H. Mathewson
John H. Knapp,
christisn ewsrts
must clown-n Lewis I.
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tDWIN H. MATHEWSON. P"...
JOHN H. KNAPP. m. Vice-Pm;
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2!] Visit
Pres. .
wwraso soowsLL. chiller “
eraserone
J. Welles.
John Hui-I
Fred. H. asst
Henry 0. L,
Norwalk Chronicler