bindeinctlon in to
highest sen» is the
keynote of all ed»
vence, the evidence of
new aspirations, the
guarantee of the pro.
greasive revelation of
new seibilitiev. 7
—-vW lliunG. Jordan.
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ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at the South Not-well: Post-once
as Second Olen Meteor
sourn nonwmt court. wmnesoav. seen. 171; 1912
Ir 2-.
WEATHER FORECAST ‘
Rain and Colder Tonight.
the use of thought at
all if it leaves youpre.
cisely where you. ,
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W0 ems
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"Si ARIES i8
,Biiiiiii iii SBHiilil ViSiiiiRS
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Minimum and Maximum Scale Submitted by the Town Teachers’
Association Salisiactory to the Board and Will Be Con-
sidered at Meeting to be Held May 3rd
illi’lliil Will ill Milli ilil’ Hill ESS‘APES Hill iiil
VARIOUS Siliiiiiil illiililiiilll ii iHil iiiil
Applications. tor the Position of Town School Superintendent
Will be Considered Also
v
"l‘hc Hoard of School Visitors, all. the
monthly session held last night in the
Norwalk High School, passed a vote
that the salaries of the teachers should
be adjusted. and that the minimum and
maximum scuttle submitted by the
Town Teachers‘ Association was in-
vored.
The mention was made of the fact.
that In new superintendent. for
town schools will soon have to be en-
guged. butthe hoard did not discuse
the fifteen applications received. and
next meeting on May 8rd, when nev‘
the-
considered.
Chnirmun A. C. Wheeler culled the
meeting to order. Secretary Wilfred
llcdwell read the minutes or the pre-
vious meeting, which were on vole np~
proved. The roll was called, Messrs.
Wheeler. (“.‘lune, Coburn, Rider. Lew.
fence and llodwell being present. Dr.
Shcrcr. Ilr. Tracey and Mr. Pollard
nrrivcd inter.
Application was made that William
it. Clark, axed eleven, or llurlbutt
i
street. are permitted to attend the Con
will let the matter so over until the'
ter school. The application won ginni-
eroi other important questions will be (Continued on Second pm:
‘ IIIIIII IIIIII III
. Illlllliluuu
Morwalk Ecclesiastical Society
Members Very Pleasantly
Entertained
Those who stayed away from the
First Baptist Church,'lest evening.
missed a line treat. The occasion was
the celebration at the seventy-Mm an;
adversary, and it was indeed an enjoy:
able nadir, beinlt bold in the church
parlors, which were decorated with
flowers and plants by Mlss‘Bclle, no
one. The ladies in charge prepared a
royal welcome and everything was
’ done to make a. success. ,
*Mrs. Fanton Score, chairman, was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. D '1‘.
Van Doreu and Mrs. David Could The
,( musical program was skillluliy ar-
ranged by Mrs. Janice Walsh and was
as follows:
Plano duet—4Mlsses Inez P. Daniels .
and Lotto Avison
Vocal solo~Mles Maude Rubey. Ac-
oompanist—«Mrs. Elsie Warien Smith.
, Violin solo—Miss Dorcthegl Stowe.
Accompanlst‘ltlrs. William Stowe.
Plano duet—Misses Daniels and Avi-
eon. .
”Vocal s’olo—-Cllnrlee Grey.
pianist—«Miss Willa Miller.
Vocal embroiled Willa Milieu;
All the artists were highy eppreclct
at and roepond'ed to encoree.
Rev. D. ’1‘. Van Doren gave a due
practical talk undone in part a his-
.1017 oil the church since he “has been
‘ pautoréthil‘ieeu years. 1
. Many letters lrom old members
. «were reed, and One in particular from
1 ,o. gentloliten who has been a member
«for seventy years. .
Miss Florence Beers and Miss Ruth
"London collected the altering, which
melted it due sum for the church
I treasury. ~
Refreshments of ice cream and cake
Ia'were generously served to all present
1IIIL‘IMVAIN‘AUGH.
Willil'lm‘ Cevsnhugb, of Dr-
hee. announced the up-
im of her daughter,
ACCOm'
emony is be titled
suvoiv eoliooi.
orncm tteoreo
.. t. W
The annual meeting or the teachers
and ocera.oi' the South Norwalit Con.
srezntlcpsl Sundoy School was held
last evening in the church parlors.
The meeting- wae opened.by First Ae-
sietent Superintendent “E. 11. Lane and
followed with e prayer by Rev. John
Stepleton. Routine business was tran-
sacted end unicorn were elected for
the coming year. A picnic was nine
been made. The some more were
reelected for one Mr and are as fol-
lownz~
Superintendent~Frenk H. Glendon.
First Assistant Superintendeni~Ed-
gar H. Lane.
Second Assistant Superintendentw
Miss Florcnie Benedict.
Primary Superintendent—Miss Mor-
-garet B. Weed.
Secretary-«.loeepb W. Gorhem.
Recording secretory-Mien Ids H.
'Kreemer.
‘ Treasurer~Jamep Paul.
Musical Direction-Mrs.
Cuuslnud.
'l'lliiilTY IlliiTllEllllNlll
llIC I BUFFER
The Brotherth ol’ Trinity Epllco
pal church held a most enjoyable and
successful supper last evening at 'l‘din-
ity Perish hell. The nadir was a hep-
py one. the ioellnsamonx the men
being moat congenial.
M. R..Mc-
of Trinity Pariah. presided as master
of ceremonies and kept the men in
good spirits throughout the entire ev-
'eon, at New York city, and thefjdon
~ at" church on April.
enlng. There Were thirty in atten-
dance and the meel'eerved was one
of the best and did not detract one
mite from the high standard usually
set by the church.
the addresses. of Rev. Hush L. Burie-
Burton Mansfield. or Newmvo’li
words were of cocoa
men in thelr meow
At the routine
26,1. 0 0.11.1.‘M
am at
tattle: I 'lit'
Wednoddoyi; A .. 1
discussed, but no definite plans have ‘
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, factor
The lectures or the evening were. ‘
Were eloquent speakers obit hell“ . , ,
Carpathia, w .
Who Survived Disaster,
Due To "Orrow Night
v1
i.
White Star Line Management 1 Made Public Message From Rescue
Ship Received Last Night, and Other News is Looked
for Some Time Today
Four Hundred From the .Steerage, Mostly WOmen
and Children, Also Escaped With .Their Lives
n
Definite Details of the Disaster Cannot be Secured Owing to the.
Presence of Many Steamers Lying Near the Carpathio
NEW. YORK. April JIMWII‘eleae
communlcntlon with the steamship
Carpathlu, speeding here with the 368
survivors or the sunken White Star
liner Titanic. was still broken this
morning. although wireleall conditions
were rapidly improving
No new names have been added to
the list or 333 known to be saved
There m on goo-rd, oi the nuptials.
bio survivors M now have not
”Fm condom wit-cine. 14m. bow
remains thfit there il're any survivors
of the dinette! on board steamehlpe
other than the empathic.
The scout cruiser Chester is neur-
lus the Carpothio this morning and a
full hot 0! and and details or the
'l‘ltenlc's collision with the iceberg is
hourly expected.
in lslnteot touch with wireless etc»
tion It Blblo Ill-ma, the cum nub
IIIII llllllllli
IIIII Mill
Will Assemble in Red Men’s
flail, Tomorrow Night to Work
for South Norwellt’s interests
Silllll llililiiillil .
:iilllI-SillllilI'Ii‘liiiiiil
Committee oi Twelve lies iield
Seviiral Meetings Recently
The following "circular letter was re-
ceivea through the malls today by all
those who signed the petition.
canny clrculeted; collide upon twelve
innuentllu Million: In. tetra value the»
urge to pie vs the identity or
City of Eli erotic and to oppose
denudation cationic
' :i’hos held lovers!
fished t mun;
momentum «man. e
notino an organization
,: ‘ e in sympathy with
, limit Ind membership will
.eltoeiided to only those who are
known to be in accord with the pur-
poeel at the emulation.
roe lotbhr Ill II inflows:
Muir—.- Nerwailt, Conn. ,
5,»: Matthew.
pg- .
sunken Titanic on board, wee creep-
ing down the coast early this morning,
making the boot time for this
that foggy conditions along the Allow
tic shore line would permit
Speeding up the coast toward the
rescue ship and hoplnl to selmlthlu
wireless epeemddidunce 0! her be-
iore many balm it!!! pelted, we're the
newt d Wooster.
ton to moko’ all possible huts in their
allotted tub in breaking tho cool of
silence which so for has idiot the our»
vlvore on the Carnelian from mitinl1
known to the outside world the thrill.
reflect and the momentous happening!
liter the had taken her twomlle
plane to the bottom or! the bath 9!
Newroundlend early Mendeymorninp.
oral hundred flooemto a petition to
call a rosette: or those Opposed to the
consolidation movement. your Cone
mittee will announce that e meeting
will be held in Red Men's Hill. at
Washington street. on Thursday oven.
ins. April 18th, 1912. at eight o'clock.
{or the purpose or perfecting an organ-
isation Io ammo consolidation, and
to formulate plans to protect the cor-
porbte existence oi the City of South
Norwoilt.
This will be an important meetins
and should be attended by every cit-
izen who looks with dietevor on the
consolidation movement.
At a liner to the petition will you
motto an alien to be present.
Yours truly.
MORTIMER M. [Elli
RICHARD H. 00me
HORACE 8. HATCH
D. WildAAM EARNED
GEORGE W. BOGARDUB
1.. invmo DlBBLE
DAVID B. MILLER. Jr.
EUGENE 8.; lAFLlIN
OHMWES n. MILLER
EDBERT W. CLARK
FRANK Iii. HUNTINGTON
ARCHIE F. NASH
“WW
18UHPRICE i’OWIL IHOWIII.
The home at Mill. '1‘. l". Boudoir
was me scene ct on emoy’blc occa-
sion, last evening, when e. surprise
towel shower will tendered Mien More
tarot Deity. of Net-walk; whose mer-
rinse to George Cloris. of this city.
will take place in the not: relate.
Those prevent included Mrp. 1F.
delirium. mu Winifred Boll, mu
Mary Bell Min Margaret bully Mrs.
B. ,1“. Keogh, Mien hillsboth Murray.
Milo Serb deems, Mile Emma
O'Brien. Mine him»: Connor, Mien
my browns, Mills Myre Lee. lllu
Anne 9%, Mill Kelli-rye Cnmpbell.
Mini Madonna Campbell, Miss Kath
ryn mat. ‘
7
Cnrputhle, with 868 lurvlvore oi the!
dead by the We.» at Wublnrl
in; story oi the Tltauio’o Int hour-l
From the Chester at an early hour
this message came: “Expect to be up
with Curpnthie within three or (our
port 1 hours." ‘o
While the scout cruiser'e expecte-
tion on this point were not realised.
there scented to be every prospect that
through the mlohinery which the (no
argument had not in motion definite
word from the H . 'l'ob‘t be no-
cured within NI" ' " 11, y short time.
Tits: more their two persons one
seems and crew. lint nose down with
the giant liner m the belief that
grew into almost a positive convic-
tlon an hour slur hour pueed. Other
sources oi possible moons were elim-
inated end practically the only hope
that reached to Mood: or relatives
oi the Titlnic‘l Manors was that
locational on month when.)
iill Siliiili
* iii 87 filliii
iii liiliiSIAiil'
um Amount oi Property cam.
e's Also Results in Several
Towns" lest Might
illlilSl l liiiiiil
Church, Hall, Mill bed houses in
Penchelouie Co Down 1‘
INlllW ORLEANCIM. April 17~Bev-
oral person: when ,irllled Innd A large
amount or propriety was damaged in
several Soutlphoninkm towns dorm;
the night by electric, rain and wind
stories. In title early crop district
north at New Orleans thedembu will
be heaviest; It I. stumbled. ‘
Meet at the demo was confined to
towns lust north or west or New Or-
ledns.‘
The dead: . w W
John Williams, Plaquenilbe, struck
by lightnlnu
titanic Mouteioono, Natelbdny.
struck by lldhtnlnl. ,I‘
shorted (tiles. deadbolt. cnnaht in
ccllepee of house. - 3"“
John Hamilton. negro, Milton»
Bayou, struck by lithium "‘
A windotorm oi cyclonic intonoity
, 1 swept through the town or “Pouchetoun
.4 it When new. III»
. all those with at other
in north of New (interior.
/
Bfllfliil
Hill
Former Governor F. 8. Weeks 15Beceived 379 Votes to 1M
Haven Politician’s 186, But the Letter Wee Chosen 1
as a Delegate at Second District Convention .
liiiilil illlllliilS ll liiiiil
[liilRllS ii liliilii iiiii J. iiiiiili iliiiliililil
President flail Receives the Support stills Majority of Those
Elected From the State 1
NEW HAVEN, April l‘i.-—~Doclarlng
for President 'l‘nlt end” pledging Con-
necticut‘s fourteen votes for him in
the notional convolution. the Renault.
can state convention closed this after!
noon utter a. session which was enliv-
ened in the last moments by a dole
gate demanding that Col. Roosevelt
be made the choice. The delegates
rose in their seete’snd hats in hand
cheered wildly for President Tell and
crying out against-the delegate‘s et-
lcrts to be heard. The platform as of-
l'ored by National Committecmeu C.
F.“ Breaker, was adopted in I twinkle
alter the objecting delegate had sold
Income venom
Taking immediate odysnuse of the
permission granted by. the Norwlilk
City Council. the Southern New Eng
land Telephone Company has started
to lay its ccndlilul thwart: the bier
walk mete. The work begun in
Mill): street ll proceeding rapidly.
From the corpora! Main and Well
streets to Hoyt street in Main street,
and from the River street tunnel ensl-
werd along Well street to the water-
ing tank at the summit of Mill Bill,
will the conduits extend.
The work is till in prcplmlon for
putting underground all who: possible
and thus bringing beauty and safety
to the city streets to e. great degree.
.a
—-—'l‘lie So So Club has postponed the
exhibition scheduled for this evening
until May 6.
OBJECT Tn llIVlIC
IlllllCE IiilLlliICC
“tutu——
lndlcatolne are that it only attempt
is made to move the old structures
which now adore the Washington
sheet bridge to meet Norma those
" attempting to do ‘eo will have the le-
Jill“ iiSiillllS iii
the; ot the «East Norwelk improve
plant Association to duel with.‘ At. a
special meeting held at Mrs. nan-
ertll’t'e home, yesterdey nmmoou. this
matter wu'eoueidered at some length
end committee: were appointed» to so
into this details oxbeultlveiy and see
who: ectldn may be token by the} en‘-
eocilitlon. Which is interested in the
betterment or East Nor‘wolk _
The meeting 9... well ettended and
the enthusiasm shown when this met-
bar was broulht up exemplified
strong feeling entertained by the in m-
bero against any such action on the
port of property owners; Otherfrou
tine matters were conelderod. ‘
mes volume mummies.
Mlle Mabel Miller, daughter or occu-
clinien and Mrs. Willlbin Miller, of
Madison street. celebrated her tenth
blrthdey yesterdey afternoon by W'
teininx e party or her your»; trips
. The their ween happy ode. MST“ Miller
provtnx to be I most eon
III IIIIII
Is IIIIII II III
Ivetovouu * '~
- that an injunction would be totaled:
\
SiAil ll All»:
III. I. Billiliil
that the convention ought. to stand 1fqt
“a live one," referring to a presided:
tlnl candidate. , ,
Following party rullel the convelb
tion chose tour delegates at lei-Io
the d‘letrictconventlon's ton cologne“,
with respective choices were ratified,
Four district conventions lnstrue '1
their delegates, the argument-
"delesntes should not be .meesf 1, ‘
boys" being used successfully iii“ 1
remaining districts.
The working out of iactlonol dlfijv
terences sold Col. 1. M. Uliman
(Oo’tinued on Third
"Anything to delay the bniidl
the city hell" is the cry of com
caneolidntlonlete‘ and. with
mind, it is reported by Moll
thority this morning tint on i w
was. In the works which would
served on the city or South
in the near future, restraining tho
work of building the new in
building until after the Octo
lions at any rate. ‘ _ ’
Upon just what grounds the "imam
tion is to be brought cannot be 1 1'
stood. Politics and coucoliddti
at the root of she scheme. however
being the idea or those lnetruln,
in bringing the suit to get the an
or court to teens the injunction all”
old grounds so long as it in MM
Then, should the court see tit .10
solve the injunction. the case con
appealed and appealed and so 9 q
of which will tnke'tlme and serve“
direct purpose of those who are on
log the scheme-namely detain I
This injunction will line has
ed up to the public before but w
lly dispelled from the minds 0
of the. voters when they
that it would be next to int; ,
ble that any court won " “
under the existing ctrcu- ,
one any such writ. The that
thing but what was fair cud
would boreeorted to never ante
minds or those to whom the
or a city hall was a cherished. ,
tion. ‘
”dint apparently the true memo
come at the consolidationieto,
not known tor the report he: 1
they will edcrillce the truth in o1
to meet their ends.
it was also reported thlsino
iii-dining the city canton erectiu‘
public lion-dry on nu. ill-open
own: to the not that In print
Norwalk Chronicler