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A: the town school committee meet-
ing held last evening on motion of
Dr William J Tracey. it was voted to
ask the Board cl Estimate for $1,000
to provide a nurse In the schools of
the‘town of Norwnlk. The matter of
2 establishing evening schools at the
north and south ends cube town was.
brought up and Dr. Thomas 'F. Clans,
in a. few words. told the committee
that this experiment was put to a test
1‘
‘a few years ago and did not turn out A-
. unwell as it should.
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QFIIIEIAEII’AS run
‘ scones success
1“.
Lgrgu‘ly attended by a jolly gather-
Inc. the Fireman's Full: in the new
troll Fire Btition lust night, added
.—
. I. .2 firth} as cerium: olilitfiand
' £1333 heartsuof‘ those in charge
' .v3&7 glad ' ' ,
3 Accompanied byAFrederIck J. Kaila“
on the pianola from the Stlldwoli
Plano company. Miss Elizabeth Clark
' dellnted‘tbé' lurge throngs with yo~
* :col selections. Miss Clark was an.
A ”prodded could and again and respond-
odt'grucefully
The dancing was as usual all enjoy”
"able feature; and the Lyric Orchestra
upheld their reputation for good mus
Io. The booths were well patronized
and everybody has a fine time to re-
port.
Tonight George H. Hirst will sin:
A. a port of the program for the even-
in:
Six of the South ‘Norwalk firemen
have challenged six or the“ iglorwallt
mall to a tuu~ot~wnr to tulle place on
Thursday Fireman Night at the
Fair. parlor: bus given the word to
33 \chnllenxo the winners. The contest
is Already commandinn interest In an-
tkllpdtion.
IIITLEII IlllM’TEll
ELEIATB WON‘IGEAIB
(l A Tuck was chosen high priest
At the slots convention dl Builur
Director. No. 38. Roylll Arch Masons.
held mt, urchin: in Old Well loan
rbomn In ficutIt Mslu street. Other
dinners were elected as xivon below.
and routine business transacted.
A number at appointed officers
have not yet been afinounood. but
more sleoted lust cousins were u
follows:
Ill. ”Pr-“G. A. Tuck.
ELM. J. Jarvis.
33 film“ it Il‘lfno
Trousororwll. A. Wood
Willow-Alt. II. Wilcox.
Illutl him it Redmond
” lino A.
W. E”. Milli. J H. Middle
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lily lIaII Largely Attended. ,3
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3 One or the most successiin socieiy
dances that Norwull: has “mud
this season was given last evening
in the Town Assembly Hall, by the
Day Nursery Association. The aifsir
was one of the prettiest held in the.
Assembly Hall this season. flanks 013
«flowers and palms «were used to ex-
cellent advantage in decanting the
hall. reflecting the excellent tasfi of
those in charge of this Ifeaturo. The
affair was largely attended lby' the
best if Norwalk society. ‘ '
Much cmdit‘ is given. to the young
ladies of the committee dot their éf-
fort in trucking the dance the success.
that It was. The committee Was made
up of the Misses Mary Betta,“ Julia
Knapp. Isabel Aller, E. Nash, E, litan-
dull Mrs. L. Odell and Mrs. D. Ray-
mond.
:Speidel’s Orchestra was at its best.
Ifurnlshlng excellent'nnusic tor done
lug. DeKlyn served refreshments.
which were excellent. 3
The Day Nursery want It known that
they ‘nre in debt to n o Hontord.
F. E. Lockwood and (30.. the select-
mcn and the Mohegan Spring Water
(30., for their old In the dance.
The names of the patmnessosand
the guests present were as follows:
The Patroneoeeu.
Mrs William Church, Mrs Alexan-
der Rumnder, Mrs. John Covenant,”
Mrs. George Cbambliss, Mrs. Harvey
Kent. Mrs. A. 0. Wheeler, Mrs. F. 8.
Lyon, Mrs. B. M Andrews, Mrs. J.
Bancroft, Mrs. Joan DuAmortIer.’ Mrs.
Chrostlan Swans, Mrs. Blanchard. Miss
Margaret Bendiinzer. Mics Bog
Mien Mary mm. inn W. HA
Mrs Sn A. Lang. Airs. WMVAMOP-
" M'Efle WWW"
Charles Rogers. Mr nlid Mrs. Albert
Mlosaman. Mr and Mrs Willinm Few:
ler, Mr. and Mrs. (Boom C. Loch
wood Mr. Add. Mrs. John Datum
and Mrs. Alton Bumbardrllr. and no.
Win Kendall;~Mr. and Mrs. colonial
Weed, Captain and Mrs.“ Andrews. Mr.
and Mira. Alexander Ruminler Mr. and
Moe. William Church. Dr. and Mrs.
C. A. ilarstrorn. Mr. And Mrs. William
Randall. Mr. and Mrs. Goodyear. Mrs.
W. blotting. Mrs. P. W. Brooks. Mrs.
Hicks. Mrs. Jennie Nash. Mrs. ill. 0.
Butte. Mrs. William HT Bylnxton. Mrs:
Warren Weeks. Mrs. annual Alle‘r.
Mrs. William Rundsll smith. Mice
Ruth Baldwin. Mina ldc Vol-Ila. Misc
Gladys Morobouse, Miss Mary Bur-
ncll, Miss Marguerite Hubbell. Min
Margaret Lane. bliss Cornelia Odell.
Miss Lellia Crampton. Miss M. Wells,
Miss Ellabsth Marshall. Mills Marthe.
Mandamus, Mlu M. Tomboy. Milo
finances Horn .Mlso Mildred‘Allur.
Min Elinor it: Miss lioborts
Rummlor. Min Elouleo mission.
Miss Hazel Sawun. of New York.
The young men present were
Hurry lllurlo, Conrad Price. Amdolph
,Bettll. Harold Analdwin. Louis loon-
arli. lime Woodward. lactic: Odell.
hunch um. accrue Wildlmr. Dun-
can Nicolle. John Frlsnello, Reich
Wiley, Burton Slant. Humid Plum-
mon‘don. Lucius Modular. 0m}!
Bush. John tailback. lichen Boom
cold, Kenneth lumen. iii. Rankin.
(Jerald dorm. «New Huron. and
Ilium. Alloy Add m or New York
citr.
«not not IIlIEn
mull stone.
unborn. Al April Archdeacon
Allow miners not on; on the drug .
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Mrs. Henry Prowitt 3AM! end Ill 3
Fletcher MontgomE-y.hrr. end nil-a. «,9 .J‘ .p‘
Frgnlr Van Burs r. and Mrs, A._, 3 ,3
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TwenIv-lour Howls Bod lice
Produced Suluiury Ellen! ,
LONDON. April 9.—-A «Central News
dispatch from Albums says the popethls
afternoon buffered from a militia; lit
lasting two hours. and that it was no _
mored in the lobbies of the italic: '-
Chamber of Deputies that he was dy
ins. - 3.3.
ROME, April ii.-—Tbo oinciul Yaiiv
con newspaper. the Observatore Rom- ‘
also. says in its evening edition today: ,-
“We are glad to be able to give the
assurance tbutstter his rolspso on
Monday evening the condition at the
pope is constantly and notably amelio-
rating. ”
A terrific thunderstorm decoration
led by a heavy fall of bull greatly dia-
turbed the pope t‘bis morning.3
Spine 3. 000 pilgrims gathered in the
course of one morning on the Pincudl .
......mtnnamm.
to 3%?
or
To the'unuaual' development of one
or the five senses pursued by Chief
of Police William R. Pennington. of
fiouth Norwallr. belongs all credit (or
the capture of two alleged chicken
thieves.
valoped In the chief Is that of smell.
Joseph Dloklnaa or Elisabeth street.
reported to the police last nisht cl 7
o'clock that thieves had stolen some
of his father'l'l chickens. Ohio! Pean-
lotion and Dulcer Frank 8. ammo
took the cello and with A determine
lion not to return empty handed.
made coed. They returned with Full.
ll! Outcluar and Polka Chriit’opiter.
both colored. and with a unnatity or
uvldnoe.
ll o'clock this afternoon. A
Chic! I’dnnihtton and mom strut
toll were walnut"
street when the tibial listen to mill
custom
dolly remarked to his brother colour
The ”Mouths then entered the house
iron which emanated the odor which
bod council their nostrils to dilate
with nullclpotioa and were received
by Fanny. silo bcdn't ids any obloll‘e
, on in the hauls-tor months she still.
‘ _ but after A little chat with nor in the
idiom. lilo ultimatum moon.
to we st the Interior of tits no
incidentally conclusion was M ‘ j
find in Add uphold there «Mine. 3'
lulled A'l'owlll to and cilia: A '
Ills Holiness Is suitorlnc lie-3A2
loose «I Influenza and lint.‘
Irolll Ilepllrliln
m
ullillll
IAIAAEA IIAEIES f
on: Poonlooldn and Ollie"
Station Small but Guilty
Parties and Bring Thrill
to honor
The sense so strongly dc-
‘l‘llo one will be hard It
atolls Mobil
“Chicken cousins" Ile ocu-
fiddle hull was not moon
' _ beat the orchestra. w‘u‘
stand in the south side of
' bung American ill!
,3 , and one In the back»
2 Added ‘s'reatly to the up:
pcoran combo lulu. , ‘ _ '
“Thai: committee which deserves
much credit for their hard work in
log popular orchestra to play
foul: duoc'o, win as tollm: J. H.
.ollairmso; xii. lCoujtock 1!
Lone. Gm Keillor and o. Williams.
Tilers m a number of out-ot-town
streets; Attending from standard.
Bridgeport. and Bun‘bury. There were
about 500 present.
WARREN BRAS
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8y Inyecllpuiinn committee Iromj
unruly in liberal: Against
«Allin A. lodge
EMBEDDED. Conn. April lie-”The
“set-cum of Warren Brothers com-
. of Boston: land {orator 'Hlsbway
Commie-loner MocDonald from any
complicity In the mutter and the deal-
llion by. the committee "net to express
my dual conclusion upon the charges
and"‘ilstemente in so for no they par-
xlst oi the report of the denote
Committee Appointed to investigate
the charge of Senator Hurley. pi AWaw
terbury. that be was altered 8800 «by
John Ammo. of 'Brldlillofl. i more.
tentative oi the Warren Moots-re Colo-
m
(WMMM)
sneer unullunms
and counselors:
The drum» Plumbere' “hardware
at on end so for an the sheet-metal
markers are concerned. The Amin-
muted Elbert diet-ll Worlr‘m. 1. AL
“11.. lilo. m. of the Town or Rowen.
submitted their plans to the router
plum re or The Worwalllu About“
April 3 lb. which terms were promptly
mound. and some are to no into olf-
loci. next instantly tor the out time.
“The about motel mm lire to set.
All.” per do! or 321.00 per would Alive
and council! dull to collation“ a week
to! moon: hours. with murder or-
109m od all the your.
y
All our: list is more can drill
any, will be overdue. it the
at tins lllld coo-hull. mom. nec-
‘ in the wreck lit the Springd‘cld Elt-
prose.atWeitport.lae10ctober was
2 resumed in superior court. baton-e
Plunge Gel-diner Greene. at an o 'clocik.
dint my. Attorney Kosher-8. Cum
2 min“, :0! slalom, chief donors] for
_ the“ tour men, proceeded with his ar-
4 turnouts in favor of his motion that
. stabs attended today! the twenty-dim
tlcullriy pertain to “John A. Judge," is
W wont distinctly tier:
Attorney cdmmlopo. III onion
million tor Trial of llew
' ‘ Hays-l iliilclllls
fertile:
SHEA" HIE IAlElAEI
“All AEEA SMIIAEAI
Attorneys Escaped Ill Acrlmoll-
loos Discussion Yesterday
.WEPOET. Apr-II 9.-—-3Tllo trial
at the tour lfi'dic’téd 'olllcia'ls oi the New
York, New Haven and Hartford (Bulb
road Company, who are charged with
criminal negligence {or the loss of life
the men be tried superb/tam inched
o! icoilootlvoly. as called for In the
indictments drawn up by Statefe Attor-
ney Stiles Judson.
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’“ . (Continued on 8min“)
mums, April 9.—-About two
hundred (talcum from All over the
Annual melon or the Connecticut
Grand damn. New England Order of
Protection. in this city. mend WIP-
den James 1.. Christie. at Bridgeport.
presided Included In the aslembluso
were Supreme Lodge olllcere ind
mud oncers and visitors from other
notes and these were renewed in
form. Shortly after the opening pro
ceadlngs the Grand Lodgoldotrae was
conferred on seventy-live delegates.
in submitting his annual report.
Grand Worden Christie said the condll
tion at the order in this jurisdiction
is worthy of concntulatlon. In 1911
there was a loss of 1,800, but In 1912.
the loss nun fallen to only till, ‘ot
which 167 were by death. Winners of
membership prince were Capitoluv
(Watts and 'Harttorll laden, of More
ford; Beulub Lodge or New Million.
and Mort Hole and Crinuell mm
This GmdA'Wordon said he bud via-
Itod nearly every lodge In bill lurin-
diction during the your. die reim'ed
Lto the liold mention bold and thought
the main should be continued. The
neurology oi the year included Jere-
union Well. the Grand secretory. on
October 2.1913. and Arthur B. Colpltle'
within the past month. ,
in his report Grand doorotary Jone-
tbaa w Chopin. oi New iii-run. said
the, number of loans in the state In
lid. no Maroon. the membership is
Allard, A loss or 549. 3
or drum! Treasurer WA
erlci't till. mm or Anmia. ohowod rw
Mutton oi NEE.“ on hind. A ”it
I SuproIIIo Court Orders lllllll ..
Bill to Quail Strikers Bullilo
, d"
3 outlook] com, collinear, 3
‘ tered in the armor-loo at daybrcaik. An ‘
tormlng tilc- " .
Third Real 3m: 61 the prime, with ,
’ ' Electric Ruilwayr: willows. who‘nav'e
., to irbltruta the points in dis‘piite
thousand numbers of I ‘
made of the National
additidnal 1,000 men.
’ at Rochester. and so
enroute to Buffalo.
clued to keep the guard in the armor.
too until the local regiments had as
semblod. and us a resillt the railway
made no attempt to move a car on any
line In the city in the early hours or
the day
The appeal to Justice Brown, of the
Supreme court for on order {or mill-
tury protection was made by the rail
way oiiiclula‘ after frequent demands
on Mayor Louis P. Fuabrmann and
Sheriff Becker for such order had been
refused on the ground that troops were
not necessary to preserve order. «no
fora Issuing disorder Justice Brown
conferred with the mayor'arld‘Chle‘f or
Police Raga «by telephone. The lair
tins beyond biaibrcs c! three hundred
men. who had been on duty almost
continually since the strike was de
clared Sunday morning.
William *B. Iii‘itzgorsld a member of
the executive committeeof the Arnal-
mated Association of Street and
Mayor Four-manna aiforto to brloz
‘ about a conference between a commit-
tee o! the strikers and one rullwuy ot-
nclala, bowu’vor. have thus far pruned
futile. President Concette of the Inter.
national Railway. refusing to confer.
P. J. Downey, a member 6 eBoer‘d
of Modiclion and Arbitrat State
IDollurtlnont 0! Labor. will report‘upon
the situation todey to Commissioner
Williams.
A series of loud explosions crossed
the people In the northern part of the
A city sud In 'l‘onawanda early this morn-
Inx. and the rumor spread that one of
the international Railways treatise on
the Niagara le' line. had been blown
up. Allen sent over the line form dis
do. failed to drill an explanation of the
ellplouionl. ‘
The first details of ooldibrs‘ were
sent out from the Armorial at 8 o'cltlcir.
acculturation“ only block alone the
our lines In the downtown section oi
the city.
a
mistrial mm
one: “you run
wsfillltlil’l‘ON. April 9.-Il’robublr
the most important patent one to
come to the dubious court in a da-
code was before It lode? for oral or:
of patent owners to'dx‘lhe price at
which rotuilm my soil the patented
articles. The lower federal courture
divided on the p‘oint. *2
The so» bolero the court collie from
the District oi Column“ in them
of A domino hum the lucid Indus
MAW tor “AI 3|“ 03!, $0,885.54, mill 9. ' "
were quer- .
'ate comp as at Syracuse, mom an
other western New York cities, were ‘
Enamel-General Samuel Welch do 7 I
ler admitted that the strontium: goo» A3
tense ot' live miles north oi Tonuwun. ' lugs bunk I quarter o! l.
mmont in tile content over” the rim I
villi «ml “rand cl"
~ Senators for First
WASHINGTON " Apr 3
dont Wilson announccd'elu‘l
that he would deal; the .2.
members of the Senateli‘lncn
milieu in the IPresident's room
Capitol at 3 o'clock this and
talk about. the til-rift.
open for business tomorrow
cation in Washington AW
indispomi 1'40“” ‘
ed by Governor Bald
relative it; w of .
posted before the II A‘ .
Way with a Ilium
clout. exempting loves
Ina banks la real sustain
this m. from taxation
of the savings banks, 1'
stocks. so that the amount
would pay would be aboll ‘
The claims made by A!
and Corbin. of the count
was unfair to to: the deboll
which is the Mount or no
invested In u no! «told
this state. width can ilonA
invented lilo mono! ,3
norms. was exempt
molt. It was Also claim
wm present at the noel-idly.
hum oMln executive
on smith-Alon composed
inns ibunllo 03! this cute,
(solution, through Ito ‘
very malicious In its .
bill. He ‘uIIo woe of the
liabilities which invlo AA“ '
loin. min to poll cent.
Norwalk Chronicler