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improved 1
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Miss Mary O’Connell of Danhury,
lit, of Leonard street. '
fiend adlertlsement 01 Manuel '1‘.
:Hntnh it you are interested in bar
vlT’l‘ldo’of Court Nmruk Circle, Com-
‘ ions of the Forest. will meet in
4 Red Men‘s hall, Gazelle building this
evening.
4 A barge of stone and a barge of sand
~for the Empire Constiuction Company,
now paving city streets has arrived at
the 'docks of Raymond Brothers.
,5 A: especial communication of Old
Wall Lodge. No. 103, 11‘, nnd s. M,
willlb'e held at its rooms April 11.11.
913, at 8 oclock p.111. The F. "C.
' degret will be worked. '
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. A number of the younger men of
" [3011033 Tribe. N0. 26,1. 0 -.R M" have
5 ,iplgnilied their intention of attending
"‘Wll'o Theatre. in Bridgeport tonight,
on see (Pauline. who is astonishing the
feiahlmrlng city's theatre goers. . ;.
doom Hilbbler, of Washington
street. will entertain the members of
the Bdchclor Club tonight at the res“
151' meeting. Nothing or importance
.wlll he considered slave to devise
ways and means 01- overcoming pres
" out unhitobod conditions
4,
. reGeorge J Gavansgli. of Main
.‘ratreet. Norwalit hns returned home
:11ij the New York hospital, where
cite rebeutly underwent twu serious
and painful operations. Mrs. Cain-l
noxii is doing as well as could be ex
posted and friends extend wishes (or
all early recovery.
Members at Douglass Fowler Post.
, too. 48. G. A. 1n. will meet in“ the post
We in Washington street on Friday
Welling April ilth, at '1 0‘ clock sharp
proceed to the aiiuckingham Post
{diners in Wailstreet, Norwalk there
1’ ”meet the Department Commander.
1 All {embers are asked to be present.
Light Commissioner John W. Smith,
to be congratulated upon two very
neat improvements in the lighting oi
l) streets 01 the hill section. Thu
11! Wanna. berm eon High and Del
den 'Iilii streets, is now illuminated by,
c tungsten lights, instead or " the
~ mite so: 01 former days. and the dis
tribution at light is more adyantage
obs. in High street mltilvoy between
e foot or the hill and 'Buyview uve
nus, a disagreeably dork place has
boon done away with by the installs-
tied or a tunsstcn light on a pole oppo~
lilo the home at H. O 'llailoy Citizens
their appreciation oi the
. ate.
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spent yesterday with Mrs. Frank A!"
”Hg uh s hi ' . '
.vrsn m"‘pthl'ough Sta ',
weelt.~ He will travel up I:
end then {did southward.
tern Writer for mngszlnen and news-
papers, being 12. Dublin college gradu-
Tito lather and son will meet in
a ten days and resume travel togeth-
.1ELvun1LAuosooa on, STATE
. 1 moi-MAY. ,
Ajulcy plum has fallen to Thomas
' ; F'Tiynn of 1438 East Main s'treet
Bridgeport, who yesterday announced .
that be had been appointed assistant
mute highway inspector for Fairlield
county by State Commissioner of
Highways Charles H. Bennett. Mr.
Flynn will be under State Highway
inspector in M. Donueliy. The ap-
pointment takes place at once, and
Mr. Flyiul will assume his new posi:
tion Monday.
Flynn fhas; had considerable experi-
ence with road work and was s lore-
mau oi therstrec-tdepartment under
the late director oipubllc works, Pat-
rick Kennelly, and also under former
director ol'umbiic works, Michael A.
Kenny?“
HUNGARIAN DEPUTIES SEN-
TENCED.
BUDAPEST. Hungary, April
Several deputies of the Hungarian
Leer House of Parliament were new -:
leuced Monday to terms of imprison-
ment and lines for causing dislurb-
unces during the session.
Deputy Zacharias was condemned to
3 days in jail and 3100 line for born
herding the Premier and the Minister
of Agriculture with inkstands during
8. riot in the 'chee is few months ago;
Deputies Hoii'maun and Beck were
sentenced to fourteen days in Jail and
a line of 880 each for a similar 01-
lence. while [our other deputies were
acquitted.
$ANAMA CANAL TOLL BILL RE-
APPS-A1150.
WASHTNG'X‘ON. April 9.-—'n'i‘he Pan-
umn‘Canai toll has reappeared in Con-
gress. Senator 8th has reintroduced
his bill at last session (or repeal 01 that
rovinlon'oi the new Panama Canal
low which would permit mericau coast-
wise Ships to enjoy freedom lrom toil
charges.
The measure has been referred to
the committee now headed by Senator
'O'Gormsn. of New York. who led the
light in the last Congress «out the
Root proposal. it is especial that the .
toils question ill be towed upon the
attention oi ongress oil In early date.
in an ellort to once more try to repeal
the free toll provision before the ca
uni is opened for mm. 2
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aliens and repair work.
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Estimates furnished on all kinds cl building constructions. alter-
contractors
on C0. and Builders
conga nonwouc.
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New and here—mot then and there-dies your
opportunity The Ford product has been multiplied
by two-and-a half—«abut the demand has been multl
If you went one for spring service
you must getlt now. Dent delay“;
Agent,- 98 So nth Main Street.
S L Benedict.
The Hatch 81 Bailey company
IOUTH HORWALK. 60“".
Lumber and Millka for Everything,”
Telephone. 48. ‘
BEAVER
unininsmidblnopuauo u,aummm,m
niactoroadwoll-ponl' Ithmwolnmm
“moods-lantern“: “accommodate at a,
mmmmduwnunam Women.”
annoyance-upstream
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Peaches
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Pea'Bennsm..............-.................................... 81: lb.
SugurCorn” W. do can 1,
Tomatoes. ........... .. anon,
'Bcels . ..... ......, 100 can
Spinach.... ............. the can
Sour Kraut ......... .......... . .. 8 We can
Klrlnuau’o Borax 89010.80» Powder ...... to each
Gold Duet 26c packau......1.l....
East IndiaTea Co}
7‘41; lb.
4-...sou} Iloilopno'ewlooao
185 Washington Street
LEOIOLATURé TO WORK OVER-
Tirol.
HARTFORD. April télt was pro-
posed by legislative leaders that
in order to expedite «business in both
branches, without compelling morn-born
to put in additional days and gonna»
uncut increased traveling expenses, to
hold bum afternoon m evening secs,
1sions on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
l'l‘liundnys beginning early in May.
lily that time most oi the committees
will have conciilded their work. The
outlook is almost slot of calendar
work by May 1. because so low or! the
really important and controversial
matters him yet been disposed or. The
unscented tor night session: is lind-
tnn favor when: both Democrats dud
“unanimous. The disposition is not to
hold Friday sessions except on in
V. w. c. A. DAMflAlGN FOR FUNDS.
WW. April 9 minute!-
tort to nine three-om of s million
dollara "for the needs or young Iwo-
men printout homes/Who Young. lWe
men's Christian Association cm a
campaign in this city next Tuesday to
continue until mldnlxbt April do. An-
nounccment to this onset was made
by oilicers oi the «Isolation int night.
Thirty team of ten women each and
the moms consisting of the some num-
her 01 men will convict the oily tor nub;
Iio contributions. Moo Ind women
prominent in public and anoint lilo in
Philadelphio will make addreun un-
der the direction o1 also. William in.
lithium preiidont oi the “satiation.
Walnuts willbcmctcdon the
city Bull and in commits, an the
dials c! which will be word“ “,2
_ mmlttee
. meet them at 3 o’clock.
oi torlit reiorm, it lonelier-
’N‘
~ ore the Democratic margin issmnli
I and where opposition to certain inched-
, ules already is apparent.
‘ Wilson loot discussed with the Senna"
When Mr.
Democratd oi the finance committee
1 the method of tarill reform. they or-
sand as a unit for splitting the bill
that wider attention would be locus-
ed on each schedule: and that agree-
ulents among Senators might be elim-
mated Mr. Wilson is anxious that
unanimity cl opinion should prevail
‘ between the two houses. and hande-
clnred that the arguments advanced
by both sides were good.
The President‘s first tendency, and
in this he was counselled by Repre
' sentstlve Oscar Underwood, the Dem-
ocrstlc majority leader, was to favor
" a single measure, but since the main
features of .the bill became known
there have been evidences ofoppoel-
tlon from Senators who oppose tree
wool and the removal or all duty on
sugar in three years.
more progress can be made by a visit
to the Capitol, where 113 can cooler
with tilelDemocratic members or the
Senate finance committee and the lat-
ter can quickly get into touch With
. Senators reluctant to iavor the bill at
present Mr. Wilson firmly believes
in intimate debate in matters of iegls
latlou, us a menus cl averting misun-
derstandings that might come by hay.
log the Administration‘s View; trans-
mitted lndimctly.
The President’s conception of that
method of securing legislation is that
as a tenderer the party that elected
him he can be I counsellor, and advis-
er. While he never has suggested
, that the executive in dither the state
action should actually interfere in
~ the processes at legislation, he always1
has maintained that the voice of the
party leaders should be heard in party
councils. ‘
'lntiuiatlons have come from the
White House that the President. i1
defeated in the present session. on
representatives in both hohses of Con
tress have thwarted the party pro-
thc solution 01 what he believes to
be pluralism candidates.
The Home yesterday adjourn“ un-
malorlty to map out the lines (or the
work ahead The House caucus today,
following the meeting of the Ways
several days, and all will be outfit. A
light, backed with the moral support
or Presidenotmloon for an open cau~
out. was lost last nisht. ;
eatowm'o AHPOINTMENTD.
HARTFORD. April il.-——Qov Baldwin
sent .to the Senate. yesterday, hi. on
Hutldrd. ”to Martha H 0. Mitchell,
oi Norwich and tiles Anon o. Walton.
c1 Mlddiotown, to' be member: or the
state board oi charities for {our years
rem July 1, held.
lie the reappointed Curtis P. Glad
ulna, oi diaruord to the pharmacy
board for three years 1mm Juno 1.
The dormer ciao sent to the soul
of Frank 3 ’l‘uritlugton. oi Morris,
to be a member at the board at one
done to succeed General Hanson, 0!
ending the nut dimly oi lune, 1911.
and 02 Arthur .1.’Wolll’,ot maintain.
out! .1. ma Jackson. 91 Hamilton,
to be mined. at the attic Board
or discus i’cr on: *
ulty to the ._
that he,
ecognizcd, will” bd ‘ the Tennis, ,
into separate schedules, assuring film
The President is said to believe that
the issue or will reform will go be! ‘
fore the people at those ain‘tes whose‘ GRAULIGH'S TRIAL CONTINUE}.
gram and appeal in the primaries for
in tomorrow to give I. toil day 101- the
and Means comnuttoe. will be one
ceaded by others. one each day (or
pointmcnt of Edward A ”Down or
ate lor’cemll'matlon, his appointment
Norwich, mined and tor the term
Everytblng that’s new you will find
Many new Shapes Just out this
All colors and on moderate prices,
CERT.
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Letf’JT'rg-oeutvvyk.
count Norwalk Next Monday.
Leo Troostwyk the talented young
'cello virtuoso, has been engaged to
play at the South Norwalk Congrego
tionai' Church Mondaygvenlng. April
14th. in arranging for 1his"appear-
once here. the music committee or the
church, under «whose auspices, the mu-
sicaie is to be given, tool that they
inure an artist who will be a great
attraction to ”the music‘lovlu-g people
of The Norwalks and vicinity, and
that a representative audience will
great this‘ remarkable instrumentalist.
Coming of a. family or famous musl.
clans, his'iather being in charge of-
the Violin Department at Yale Uni-
versity, 1his mother a concert plun-
ist of splendid repulsion, and a com-
poser of note, and his sister and
brothernboth prominent throughout
the country as concert violinists. this
member or the family is constantly
lectiou. Two years ago he tbured the
country. concerting, and everywhere
was received with enthusiasm and ac
corded highest words oi praisel by the
press or the country. The New York
World says of him: “His tone is
pure, rich and inspiring, which is re
markmble in so young a player."
Mr. T-roostwyk has recently been
engaged an instructor or viollncelio in
the Musical Department oi Yale. Uni-
versity—~cortslnly o high testimonial
to his great ability, succeeding in this
position the eminent Leo Schulz. ‘ At
this muslcale, Mr. Troostwky will be
assisted by Mrs. Mary Morse? Gran-
nies. ecprano;hliss- Lucy 'Rced Gray,
contraito, S. Alon Smith, tenor, and
Mr. Frederick B. Grannies organist
and accompanist
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Will Face Charge of Auto Law Viola-
tion In Twchokl.
STAMFORD, April 9.——-Attorney
Fennel appeared yesterday morniux
hetero Judge Young and suited that
the trial at George Graulich. the chat-
leur who is charged with the violation
0——
with the death 01mph May on mi
coln’s Birthday be continued tor two
weeks. Donnell appeared for attorL
say 0. D Incitwood who is Graulich'e
counsel. The request which met the
l CONGREGATJONAL CHUFSCH CON-
'Gciio_ Soloist, 11..)
adding new iaurels to the homily col. 1
ol the automobile laws in connection 1
not arrived, 50 pieces of the littlest novelties in randy Ribbon, 7" 5
at this store.
week. already for sale tomofirow.
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. DANBQRV MATTERS BEFORE
UTILITIES COMMISSION.
ilARTF'ORD, April 9.—-Arg’u‘ments
were made yesterday before the Public
Utilities Commission at the Capitol.
for and-against the petition 01 certain
residents ~01 Danbury fora regulation
of fares charged by the lDanbury‘and
Bethel Street Railway Company over
a certain section of its line. 'It is said
that during one week in the year, .
(Danbury Fair Week) the company
charges ten cents for a ride which
during the other iiltyone weeks it
charges only live cents for. The mat-
ter was taken to General Assembly
early in the present session. but was
turned over by that body to the Utili-
ties Commission. ‘A hearing, on the
petition was held in \Danbury last .
week.
100 Trimmed Hats
at $2.98
No“ two alike. Real value
cede. tnoo- 19.00
NewYotk Specialty
l Store
Varnish
To-nidht
Voiepardrlcsfrecot‘dm,
iritwohuun‘andhardiu
twenty-four
Use to-morrow
A door varnished with
Valenci- can be walked on
in twenty-four hours. with-
out sticking or man-lug. '
Wash Next Day
The lustre atayo. does not
turn white. wears the
utistaction oi the usisuntmroseouc
lug Attorney Hunter-d, was granted by
Iudge You“
Gnnlicb was bound over to the'
Criminal Superior Court two weeks
.ago on I charge 01 manslaughter. His
friend Barry Sennewaid, a chauffeur
who was in the car when it struck
May thg painter. was disallowed at-
tcr an able defense presented by his
counsel Judge N (2 Downs. nvlct-
ed in the lower court of the mo ' sen
ions chum, Graullch be: yet to loco
the shared auto laws violation chars-
os. over which the city court he; luv»
isdlction.
Arron” woman: limes
. mom nelson. '
1150mm. icy, April lie-«An at‘
worktop» have, at ”mount. lost.
tblttyvlcuii some sad who m
._____p_ o'l‘blnda New
gambit!“
Chas. E Dow ,,
Washington Street
South Norwalk
W my: *mmmwm
.«nm‘wn'mw‘:
tempted whole-sis datum 1min the ‘
omit. Mind is o' bottle M'
returned to. thirty slit policemen.
Norwalk Chronicler