able, Watchmaker.
. ass-'Wlnilington St.
To replenish the coal bin,
Thou grievest not " ‘ ~ . ,
Is one in deep sorrow. ~
:Bll't with cheerful mien
' 1‘ Ghoose a reliable dealer,
I 'Andprocoed as one. who.
Having an agreeable duty
L, $530 perform.
I Am speedily. is content,
And lies » down
To mpleasant dreams.
You Can Settle ~A
e1 your zaaster Suit by letting us rum it tor you.
Style and satisfaction 60‘ Head in Hand
You will find the pattern you have been looking for here.
.Yeinstein 8t Bria,
What is the price or
_tht is the price 0!
What is the price or
What is the price of
What is the price of
anm is the price or.
AN EYE m
A wamaueer
A WArcwmmor
A MAIN enamel
IA wncn "'ro REPAIR?
A cmox TD comm
:AT THE new so smut m or
CHARLES BRAND? ‘
Cell and you will be more than lei-led.
(Keeier Bldg, opp. Hoyt’s Theatre.)
can when thy summons cornea
The NewYork
" Ladies’Tailors
Are Making
a $22.50
, to NOTH MAIN sr.,
"or Norwslk. Tel. 3622.
duh his} hub I'N'
I BUY
“Hazelton
COAL
. WWSNW'TT
up, all complete, with Skin-
"l, Kora sacs.
pale-A .. m m—éwW—n‘. mm m... Wont
That TrOubie
so NoRrH :MAIN eraser
, . ' :‘TEL‘. 920
Jeweler and Optician.
- South Norwaik.
TELEPHONE
441
If it is‘Junk it will pay you to send
a postal or telephone 441 to Wm. Eb
from, 3 Rowan St., East ,Norwalk, who
is paying lo a lb. for rags and best
' prices for auto tires. metals, rubbers,
magazines, newspapers and iron.
Feather beds and old automobiles a
specialty.
a;
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Just Received
our last shipment of Winter Women' s
“Mayfair” Shoes
in Gun Metal. Kid and Cloth Tozs.
Pat. Colt. Kid and Cloth Tops.
Our 00“Short Vamps. Bobble Toes, st
mMAX LEVY
i45 wasflflon St: S} Norwalk mnonl "TEES “FnEE- ported unflfbraifly um will}: ‘resolu.
tion to appl-opliute $50. 00 for the? via
"HINGE BILL it of the Connecticut atlonsl Guard
e of Gettysburg semi-cen-
SPECIAL OFFER
REGULAR $1. 25
Paint 85 dis
PER GALLON
We sell a double roll of Wall Paper
from 90 up Full line oi Painters‘ Sup.
plies Painting and Paper Housing.
A. COHEN
40 Water St. Tel. 342-13
The Proof of the
Pudding
Don't take my word for it, but give
me a chance to {prove that 1 not only
give the highest price for
BAGS. PAPER. RUBBER AND
METALS.
but that my weights are honest and
true.
G. YOURDISKY
u my Avenue. south Wk.
TW‘NE.
.. .. mm...” _. .. -W
YACHT “OKAY" SOLD.
Playwright Charles Klein. of Row-
,ayton. who is to go to Entered short.-
Ily.heddiepoeed of his tradesmen»
bum, yacht “Okay“ to a. c. Binder.
Lymprmnutive 0! Manama Dory
Company. of 20 Church street New
Miller has the boat undergoing a
thorough ovrrllauling at his ultipyard
add s best
“on pay in the peel “and it will be ready to sail in two or
three days.
v,. .
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S A
v
While the lure of style is enticing, QUALITY. Fit, Comfort
and the «best Dollar for Dollar value are the Main Points of the
Regal Shoes
See our New English Models for the last. word in London
style standards.
Keeler’s Shoe Store
OPPOSITE HOYT’S THEATRE.
AGAIN IN TOWN
A Full line of
Victor Talking Machines
and the Latest Records will soon be carried by“,
s'runws'u. PlANO COMPANY
which son was an.
mm “aw—”WW
nae-n
(Continued from oral. page.) to the .33“
log the bill. On a viva vocc vote the
matter was reconsidered, a very few
members voting either way.
Representative Wilson' a motion that the‘
the matter lie upon the table until it llelneflam governor.
lenniol. Tito bill was rejected.
The governor said. impart:
Republican side of the House. Mr. law, and shall not be
Wilson doubted the vote and thc'lnke effect until .3le,
Speaker refused to consider the doubt ‘
Representative Armlngton 01’ Kill
llngly, said that 25 good members of gallons '-
the legislative committees, lawyersl
he thought his opinion was as good his own compengaflon
as the governor 's. ltopeutod propositions have
There is hardly. a men in town who has not blind of the demons,-
REGAL SHOES We consider ourselves i’ortundte in having the
TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norweik’s Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Genetic Building, Norwelk. Connecticut
exclusive agency lt'or this town. 1101' we know of. no other Shoes
which glveso much vfilue for , $4.00. $4.50 and $5.00 The Famous
TREFOUSSE
GLovss
.‘ln black, white and the lead-
ing shades lior Easter.
Twovnntson Lengths ,
1m Ind 31.80..
White Eve-luscious:
Big Values in.
‘ Ladies’ Silk -~
Hosiery
' ' can boot, Neck, um- or
white 60c
ill sill: tops, lisle soles. black
only 85o
Thus Me in-Aii Slur Rees.
thcLhmwhlmiislltbhe.
I! diluent 31.50
Black or white at ...... $2.00
. Pure lam silk, black, tan,
l the Famous
pink arm. at $1.00 =
12 am 82.50 Black. ten. Matte or new
16 Button ....... .. $3.00
Men’s
.Silk Half Hose
Fibre silk. black, tan, navy or .
gray, at 25¢
gray, lavender or navy
blue. at 50¢
Easter Showing of
thney Ties L
The latest colors and; combi-
nations, at . ...... 50c“
Ariel Camera] §§ .
' I fg Sprlng Opening
74 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
Mattings
Linoleums
Art Squares
Of All Descriptions
AWNINGS
25%;
Let us explain.
Phone or write.
Upholsterlng and
Estimates cheer-
LKoHN
45 Mirth Main St.
The constituilon of this state pro-
vides and has always provided that
compensations oi the governor,
senators and rep
W88 Printed was voted down by filo resentativea shall be established by
rl‘led so as to
the election
which shall not succeed the passage
of the law establishing such compell-
constantly met a strong public senti-
ment in opposition, and have always
talked of success.
it was obviously intended to we
lawyers had passed upon the conutllu— vent the lmsslbillty of a vote in any
tlonuliiy 0f the present 3‘81“” and senator 01 representative to increase
conflict with several of the more lm-l
p'ortanl of our constitutional gllarnll ‘lflflw ”10 POllllli‘llsii'lmi “3““) l" '“w
toes of individual ”3mg, "ll of those members and employees. by
those contained in Article First,
lion ll. of the Constitution oi‘ lllisllllg “W“ 3‘“ other "“‘ml’em Of ”'0
Annual
and Easter
Showing
The Holmes Millineryi
Iman's floor May llllh. The liflll and
Beginning March mm, 1913.
Satisfaction gunl'anleed.
. llighest ill Quality. Lowest in Price.
! Phone 405 3 Monroe St.
lportntion over the line, would be a lie
prlvnliou of property without due pro
cess of law.
lh way as to deprive a corporation or
its shareholders of all benefits iron)
their outlay under the charter. The
alterations must be reasonable and
.ject of the act of incorporation. ‘ All
either all persons or a particular class
He purpose.
i
relic-ling them of the necessllx rust
Ilellrtsonmlve McMurIav, of'Brldse‘ made to remove the limitation of thoESlflN‘ is that the prom-m of no ner- “WWW“ "““ 0‘ "‘1‘” 0mm" ‘"
port. believed the bill should pass in powcr of me
spite of the governm a veto.
thought the courts ought to pass on actions but ”m. hm.
the legality oi the matter ' fouled
Representative lnndon. of Old Bay-
brook. called the attention of
mbors of tile General As .son sllull llt' taken for lpublic
'lic gemhly l0 fluoreagg their own compcn- without just compensation therefor."
o ulwaya been do This implies that no property can be Vlmu. ll!!! bellvfll of Which they do.-
'iultcn for plivuto lien. A railroad com 5“"
pally is a person within the ulcunllllrf The General AchllIhly has no great»
ltnllma-l lonrpnn- or Fight in this respect than to unload
The bill which I now return seems
the Ito mo unconstitutional because it In Or lht‘ constitution.
use employees oi the stairs. of paving core
lain sums of money for certain ac:L
House to the fact that Govel‘llor Bald a mode. ”among“ an indirmt one Of. [8,, have a rlltlll to mum ”ml. lam. a charter of a (cannon carrier which
win was not a good judge oi the con- lucroasina
slitutlonality oi the New London W0 bars of the
he was wrong now.
but he believed the veto oushtto Ibo
this House proceeded to a roll call on malr official duties.
the Veto nothwiuleludinll. mm expense.
The vote me Ill tom and lot This bill In decimal to give It in
spinal. ~ deem at the exile-ea or othere. What“
The New London harbor NW N" ever sold each member or the Assam
raised units a stir in the lliousc. ll hly would thus be relieved from puy-‘
York city. Slllpbuilder Edward ll Ecumeduwn fromlho Seanteagumend ”Hg is equivalent to an addition of
on in the latter branch Yesterday M- just that amount to his official com
ternod‘n ’ , poneations. —
Representative Avery. of Gro’ton. This bill even if It were so drawn
moved that the matter be made the as not to tillm oifoci until after the
order or the day tor Wednesday, April: next election. would mm to ms nu-
l Mr. Thoma. or Waterbury.
not as it hell,
I 1"i‘lle commlttsa on e
2 at 12 o'.cloclt its was supported by cm1ti.ltu§;0hul as an obvious attempt
to mode the force of the constitution-
I..-
Mr. Hall. of Willington, lauded via» nl amendment or 1884 What
orous protest REM!!!“ such dill” “0 constitution prohibits cannot be done.
look! that sverylbody knew what was either directly or indirectly. Every ‘
being done in the lobby and the Pill“ dollar which it now costs a member
«pose of the delay was that the Dow,- or the General Assembly to travel to
, are that he could get a chance to do and Ill-om the Qaplto] he would save
their work its late thaLdelay meant it as sin became a luv. and. all
hav other IloluiwI Melts thus saved would be a virtual
was“ otrinsndals emion to the compensations die
_. lmtly proscribed by are constitution
4 ll clienled for his ordeal services and practices.
,hlv mullet! to “Wed?! ,7. literal! 20. 5mm attempts. lo insiders their
. compensations by a Mitotiondl
“ lions re amendment have been made; but they
that this state
before.
Representative Ave
and this was accepted.
a
To take awav this right.
so for a; members of the (lencral A... private corporation. in my judgment
sembly are concerned, in to loosen m it normal. as proposed ill this bill. rt:-
a corresponding amount the IIrolIom"qlllT" ll “WWW" WWW“ ‘0 carry its
oi the railroad. lull! so to lak'c its prop?
arty lor the private use (It a particular ‘ require llll lnnlwcom' i“ ("ill-Willi“ ”3
(guns of novels”.
The b‘ollrtuonllI Amendment to the
lulled motes
seems to me onuully violated.
This bill ainglea out a particular
class of persons (railroad conrpanioal. '
and color a law discriminating against 0MP“ floWl'no Coniflt Will! an"!
them in lluvor of another .
close of persona. but not applying to. Pollaaaull Council. Royal Arcanum.
lucid another good meeting last nlalll
it would also deprIVc i‘illll'mlil coup in their mama. A «lcleaatlon from
panics of property wltllnul dun pro Sherman Council or South Norwulk
ccss‘of law If they were to lg‘m the visited them. After the meeting last
cm- ,niltllt the regular wllisi, games were
ployeos of tho (lcnorai Asenlnbiv iorlplm'flil Neil C‘ Riodell and George
transportation to and from the cunt (isle cleaned everything in night. not
tat. not by reason of any judicial pro losing a gamu- They defeated Ed-
needing, but by am more hat at Lincoln and Triatrnm .
it was decided last night to play,
According to these maxlms and primShnrmun Council a perles or carpet,
clples‘oi law, the acceptance of a. clmr lbowilng They are ’to play live“ cam
tor dranohleo to construct and (morale es. the losers to pay for a supper for
a railroad implies a contract by the the winners.
state that such operation shall nodhsve slipper in the council rooms. the
be unreasonably obstructs) lly legisla- :vltlng all ottlle members at both can!»
loils. The iirstuame to be played on
Ponussas floor on April 15th. the can:
would prevent a railroad cmnpeny, soiond game in be played on ‘Bherman a
lot as it had built its road. from floor April 20th. the third game to be
making in ite operation reasonable played on Pontoons iiiey 8th. and the
charter against thaw seating trans“ learn: some to be played all siren
, , Such transporta-
tlls question of thorpesaue oi the hill. lion they mu“ now «scene at their
tho «30mmnniiy generally.
right to charge members not
legislative body
live requirements subaeqndltly has
Any such ‘ requirement as
the compensation of moms {ronI those whom they transport ovlar H has allied with the power 01' 0""
present (loonral Assembly
man‘s College billend said he thought Now they each receive mm, twin
and dollars and a hm mileage
on. Kirchbexxer. of Home M M Should this but become a law. its par;
needed the money I! badly as InYOMo pose and its only purpose would lio‘
‘ to give tllgln the same compensations.
sustained. This ended the digbllto and and also, ill addition troll irauaportu
-ln compliance with tile constitution lion daily to and ham t-hc scone of
pool domain than that or any other
members i'rco any more than it could
lac-Inlwrs ill-c.
HIMlIilN l-;. I”! NW N.
(luv crnor.
a
men Council He. Heep Arranged.
The, Beers Meat 81
Provision Co.
.__——
22 West Washington St. South
Norwalk
13., 15 Main Street. Norwalk
A full line ol‘ Trimmed and l'ulrlnl-
med Hats; also all the latest Novel-
:. tics in lillllncl‘y. V l
The charter of every private cor-
poration, when accepted, is a con-
tract with the state. Although the
lslate may have a reamed power to
alter, amend or repeal such charter
at pleasure. such power is not without
' limit. it cannot be exercised in such
be consistent with the scope and ob-
amendment to a railroad charter.
lherel’orc, requiring it to transport
ol persons, free or chagc. or at a
charge less than reasonable, would be
inoperative, unless justified by- a pub.
In my opinion, no justifiable public
purpose exists in respect to the bill
This bill appears to me to be in‘now un-zlcr considcarlion.
The purpose of this bill is to (W
romance COUNClL MATreas. '
The lasing Council will
Phone at Both Stores
deciding if it has to be played “ill be
decided by a loss of coin.
The committee ill charge of the ser-
ies are as follows: for Ponassns,
Thomas Burke, clmlrnmn, E. Goelllcr,
Thomas Baxter. Fred (7, Riedell. For
Sherman, Frank Goodclllld, chairman,
E. Bowen, W. F. Sicman and Ralph
Conn-stock.
A very most cIIl-ouraniug thing [0
the Regent was that l‘ive’appllcallons
were handed to the secretary.
Ponassus Council will journey to ,
Seaside Council to attend one of the
largest class of candidates ever known
in this part of the slate. Ponassus
Council will have at local six candl-
dstes. The date of the journey to
Bridgeport will be announced later.
“a...
Mrs. Robert Acton entertained the
members of Fric-Idship Association,
No. 7. Past Noble Grand of Eureka Re-
bclmll Lodge. No. 413. l. 0. 0. R. at
her home in High street last evening.
Routine business was followed by a
social hour. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Elizabeth Underdown,
11 Elmwood avenue, on April 15th,
Parcnts' Night was observed last.
evening at the Franklin School. The
composition, druwinus, and paintings
of the various classes were on exhibi—
tion and prowd it) be good output for
R'i‘lllllllli'l‘ school work. The ushers
were Margaret Roselle. Amelia .lcsac.
Alice More-iii, Kuthlvcn Pierce and
Alan Sills.
«courier
l enjenlln Cioihee‘
A "Ilcnjumlll" light. weight.
Overcoat, ior blaster shows
style.‘cl1sracter and made of
the regular mall-«rials.
Silk lined $26.00
The best ready-downer Biotin
lug made. I
The new Arrow Chiller.”
La Belle 156. 21m- 251:
Joseph Davis A
Norwalk Chronicler