9:11:11 Norv'mk. Conn. V
1:11:11: It insurance.
i"the Nelwalk sire cull: will hold. its
gular locating Monday. )ng
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Hurugari Society; No. 334 oil
1‘, a: trim hold its regular: meeting
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tug Tuesday evening
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lyflnncord Division, 1No. 2. 8, us of
Temperance, will hold its regulai
Vina“ Monday evening. 1 ‘V
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The Norwalit [ron‘ Moulders' Union
use: :No 299, will hold its regular
meeting ‘Tuesday evening.
, Douglass Fowler Woman’s Relief
A 1..6V, transacted rputihe busi-
r
L‘Veicomc stranger bridge, 'No. 304.
of at. George, will hol its rag-
meeting Tuesday 3%! a.
no: Washington L0d80,_ Vote 21;
abfphdru at Bethlehem, will hold its
gdiar meeting Monday Vdveninx
, uiar. and the arranging of' inter-class
Payouts would“ prove ’very interesting.
y‘ held Thursday during the till period. V
The committee consulted in the prev-
meeting to center, with I131; Eld-
M mile tun. Frederick
Feral: finished first, hallowed by Lon-
don. Reed. Libner, Jackson. Smith,
and Lawrence in succession. O'Neil
revered 100 yard9 in 10 2-5 seconds.
Cantrell did not run yesterday, ow-
ing to a strained tendon, but will rest
up for the New York meet. The track
teabiVV is becoming more and more pop:
. H — “Miss May Forciel‘, of the faculty,
was ,absont from school Thursday.
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Miss Elinor Moses is helping at the
lunch counter during the rush hour
at lecess Miss Moses succeeds Miss
JVoy -,Davis who has left school
Contributions will be taken up at
all the public schools or the town for
the flood sufferers in Ohio. Contribu-
tlons will bé made today and Monday
at the High School to the ildni’e- desk
teachers.
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The seniors and juniors, who expect»
to take college entrance examinations,
‘ were busy giving their names and the
institution which they expect to at-
tend to Miss Charlotte Lament and
Miss Elinor Yates. ‘ ‘
The last of the French euamlna-
lions tor the seniors were held Thurs
day in Room 16 in charge of Miss
Florence Chancellor .I
superintendent Ira T. Chapman was
present at assembly yestelday morn-
ing and addressed the members of the
school on. their future plans. .Mr.
Chapman's talk was short and to the
point. He saiId‘he had not come to
adviseus, but to interest us in a plan
for next year's work. Superintendent
Chapman said he was not ready to
give out plan; as ya! but that owing
to crowded conditions there would
probably be We sessions next year.
The first session would be held from
8 to 12. and the second Vanni 1 to 5.
Mr
pupils had in mind for next year. He
said that this is the time to think or
Mist: Margaret McClure, of South
“err/Valli. was ill Greenwich yesterday
onai church at which Miss
gowns: of China. spoke
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1119. Helen Curtis, Miss Anna (‘111
"of Union Park. and Miss Ruth
V one! New Haven. formerly bf
‘ "ails, returned last evening from
«11 days‘ stay in Washihztbn. D C.
W.
he likimotors of the Not-wait: Club
.. idthc regular meeting Monday
1 oincsrs
1111 hold A number or important
matters will come before the nicotine
_
The committee in charge oi the one
train and tickets {or the same. for
to Hartford. next V‘Wo‘dneudar.
~ 5 1'? men. The work is progress-
lcaly and 11 large number or citi-
rgsliondiadm to this call to arms.
‘ not! the election
. lsior iiodac. Knights oi milling,
piloted by Fine lodge. Green
0. its: Port Chisinau louse. No
No “'87? and the Olive branch
adult: :91chle No iii will be
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next Sunday night. to hour,
it ill Viieuton’s illustrated loot-bro
Vndipg the meeting in the Collars-Vi
oeeph Johnson lodge. New (luv
it. as a mistake now would be serious.
iMr Chapman said that he intends to
hold a coulorence with the pupils of
the Bill grade of the grammar schools
before they entered high school. and
to decide on a plan to be followed at
high school as much 1. possible.
1. Mr. Chapman said further that he
would be glad to talk with on} student
hours tor mm “PM ' I‘M”
A meeting of ’the editors or the
“Minute," dephtlnent of locals jokes,
alumni. and exchanges.“ was held yes
rcraay .111“me 28.
mi-
The membera‘ot the baseball team
mined for next week's an it was
not necessary to have .1191 ignod tor
the game, today. but hereafter all slip.
must be 999mm Microfilm our"
takes part insany game ”
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The names or all Ionics: ind 11.111
Iioiiu who intend to tilts college on-
yesterday and they were again re:
minded to register by Dr 011111111111.
'l‘licrc ure a tow sophomores also who
«amt to take preparatory examine
lions. as some collation roqulre three
years preparation. .
m [I
hi order to 191.: some» in any
to: Mbbitamhd 119V
' held yesterday ofbsruoon
pr notation for their concert. will
wii be held in the middle at April
fl?“ '
on”! that song books will be furnish-W ‘
The singing at assembly is a very im-V
books next year.
Chapman Glen asked what the
andcit‘ necessary would arrange oilice '
were busy yesterday having their slips
trainee examinations were? not all in. man“ that up” was one of the
as
A. 1113: who made in! you by the
' bilih sellout facility. that ‘61] modicum
I colloid organisation. must hers post-
up to silfhatiiro
A rehearsal oi the. orchestra also .1
a: 1.15 in bold in
Superintendent Ira T Chapman vi-
sited nutuy 961 the classes during the
recitation perio’i Myestei‘day
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seven c
bart and Musical Direct 1 W.C
Q will be
ed next year by the town At present 0
the students are requested to buyE
only about half have. secured them.
portaut part in the assembly program WA“ be
and it is hoped that all will have 0’: The
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The meeting at
was postponed yesterday because 0
the extitt orchestra rehearsal. The
next rehearsal will be il'e-ld next week i
but the day has not as yet been vote
upon. A special meeting will be held
in order to vote the day for the loc-
ture.
9 least.
Mayo
Past
President William Stevens or the:
senior class, while running down the
embankment in the rear of the school
at recess. turned on his ankle and susI 5mg:
tained quite a painful sprain. It Was
not necessary iot Presidek tStevens'humS’“
to go‘ home. although the sprain wa
V'eVry painful
The
Frank
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it has practically been decided to
send Cantrell and O‘Neil to New York
to take part ill the.New York Unl-
tersity track meet, April 19 It is
probable that a special meeting of
the Boys Athletic Association will be
called to vote upon this matter. Who
The Friday afternoon dances which
will occur monthly are very popular
with the members of the school. The And the sugar from the cane.
details are now in the hands of the V
committee appointed by the senate Yes. we have a good old Democrat
and arrangements tor the next dance in the presidential chair:
to be held April 16 are now being WithsDemobi-stio Congress— o...
attended to. And the people put them there.
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The committee for class day exer-
cises oi the senior class are begin-
ning to plan for the June program it
is rather earl} yet to do any active
work but plans are being made and
the program being talked over.
W1“
William Krocger, a student of the
Norwallt High School, tack wimiess
examinations at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard yesterday. Mr. Kroeser has an
outfit at his home and is quite an ex-
port in manipulating it.
”There will be a teachers meeting
next week at which meeting the teach-
ers will recommend seniors tor grad-
nation in June. .,
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TROLLEVMIN PROTECT.
Claim 'i'hoy Must Make Up Time or
fiscal" Reptile-ad.
IWA'l‘iiiiRBmiY, April 12. WA cone
mitten or the local trolloytnen’a union
was con rrlng in New Haven yester-
day. with General Manager IPuuderI
lord. of the Connecticut Company. in
protest against certain grievances
mm the local mutant. chic! or
which is that they ate compelled to ex-
hood the speed limit to malts up timoV
lost in taking passengers or receive
a reprimand tor bolus lite; ‘
The recent arrest or 11 trolioyman
for speeding brought about the can
(bronco in this connection it is also
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causes at the meet trolley nonidont at
human“ which cost two lives sad in:
lured many passengers.
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TRAVQKMIN QUITTINU W68“.
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oh 911 Wellhead“. April lb.
The session will ,
by Grind Regent John 8. Fisher and
the representatives trom the thins“
to reports train the different commit:
tees and complete the business for the:
l h a both Dr. .Edw 111d 1: fiscal year ending March 31. ‘-
HE ope by The election of Officers for
Ei'int'crcst. supreme Representative
.0. Becker will oiliciute as install-
tileir ovvn on books, and as a result“ "‘3 “MW-1’
B B On Tuesday evening ‘1‘: 7:80 the an-
nual banquet of the Grand council 81
tully 250 members of the order from
5 . this city and all parts of the state
the camer‘a club will sit down to this annual love6
ger Griswold is one of the best.
(1 111 or an address of welcome Supreme
Representative E. .0' Becker will
speakfor the Supreme council. ‘
clay oi New Haven. whose subject is
"rile Bull Moose." and new o. w.r ""131
I'IIIluthVch. of Danbury. will speak.
while the only ISpeidel. wltMis
‘omhestr'e‘l will keep the boys in good
as are welcome at this banquet '
Thb committee in charge comprises
and Hugh M. Robinson.
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REDUCTION AND DESTRUCTION.
Once more we have a Democrat
in the presidential chair;
With a Democratic Congress
The tariff off at everything.
From California to‘lidsine,
But the cotton, down in Dixie,
And when four years have passed
away. ‘
There isn't any 1:599: ..
But the people who put them in
New York. New
Haven 81’ Hart-—
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$10. 95
$12. 95
Juniors and Misses’ Suits, this season’s latest styles, silk
I lined Very special $10.9 ng and $12.95.
50c Braids. . . . . . 19::
Out- they go. Fine Braids that sold at 501:. For tomorrow
19 cents.
"Shape s . . 991:
A large number of new Shapes to go on sale Saturday
99 cents. .
Black Sailor Hats . . . . 990
to dutch Ladies’ Fine Black Sailor Hat for every day
wean. Good $1.50 value. For Saturday 99:. ‘
‘ Raincoats’ at $4. 95
Guaranteed “Raincoats on sale tonight 84. 95.
Umbrellas .x . .990, $1.49
AV large assortment ofV good Umbrellas on sale We and V31. 99
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Mating Cons motion Co. $393133.
Estimates furnished on all lands at building construction. alter-
ations and repair work.
12V3 WASHINTON STREET. SOUTH ‘NQRWALK.
TIL. 887-12.
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Now and here—not than and fibers-dies
opportunity The Ford product has been multiplied
by two-and-a halt—Amt the demand has been multi-
plied by four. It! yen want one ii'Ol' opting vice
you must gstit now. Don't delay: 8.1;. Benedict,
Agent. 98 V80 11th Main Street.
The Hatiilhhiddilmvm
Lumber and MiilWork for Everything . 4:
Telephone. 46.
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