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Working informnll
vlews or the ore-1.1:... and his
visors.
, . W Senator Owen and1Reprosentath§o
At assembly. 1111 . ornlns, Dr. Ed Glass have been incited upon as tile
11-. Oulnbart talked upon (Shelley.
the poet. Dr. gumbo." talked at his
,_:,llio, and showed pictureI of his 1:...an
mound. which he‘ obtained durlui hisI
extensive travels abroad. Dr. Guni-
‘ hurt their read one 01! (Shelley's poems.
“we a Skylarlt. "
known as the Owen lass 17111.10 be
introduced at the so a time in both
houses and carrying 111111. odmhlis
lratlon approval w ile there his
been no limit agreeml 111 as yet as to
the main lectures at urroucy reform
r‘
«e “be
certain prevalent ideas. some of which
eventually may be itund in the bill,
become known tcday’.‘ These include:
1. Fifteen regional reserve banks
which would act as fiscal agents for
day' s baseball game with tile Norwallt Wthe government, lece‘ ving delloslts or
Bankers. The students are Overioyed public moneys. acting as banks of (its
.. at the xcellen’h start that their teamtcount for the banks in their reschtIVe
" is mall on. An important practice was regions. and receiving a part or the
vesterday at Colonial grounds. reserves of the bank. of the country.
- 49—"- 1 Currency would be quFuWed through the
Miss Wakeham, coming from PorLIrogional reserve harks Practically
all the cKpital stock of these instltu
items as well Was any accruing profits
All reports must be in today or de-
merits.will be assigned at the office.
It was announced from assembly.
. yesterday morning, the result of Satur
, Chester High school. was enlisted no.1
N ’a .sophomore in the High school yester- 'l
5, (MW?
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each region
lticnlly ill with fever.
,e'pway‘ot Panama, Saturday,
The Sixth Company, C. A. 0., C.
chem
.hmlness, -
George Cavanagh. of Nor-walk.
“Kaboom Encampment. No 9 l
A. ureduy‘ evening
Pride of Court Narruk.
regular meeting this evening.
.7.
,.
W
J 8., held its regular meeting
tooled.
The Norwalk Hardware
. leer 811814111111 model.
looms Stranger Lorine. No.
571.7...” are
Degrees of
“Satisfaction
Mrexl-Ilennlo Arnold, oi Ely avenue,
ipaired Austin will return from Cuba
40111" pt unleashed ashes Raymond
Will hold its weekly drill this e1
1 pending the day In “New .York, on
i) '13.. will hold its regular meeting
in, will hold its regular meeting
. , m... 801.
Gumbailione of the Forest, will hold "
united Brotherhood of Carpenters ..
”QM Jolners‘ or America No 710. will
‘ id its regular meeting this cloning.
easiest style green hate. O'Brien's. ‘ - 1
our Brothers” Lodge. lilo. 10, l. 0. V ' '
log and routine buoinesa’ was .
company 7-
warehouse a new incomoblie lie-1 '2
agent-111's a very high newer» ~
1 of at. George. will hold its resu-
meeting this evening and Wary,
. bar is recitation to be present.
—-Tbere' s nothing so good for a sore
ti root as Dr.
men who will frame 1 measure to lie ‘
would be the hropertWy of the banks of
2. A governing board to supervise ‘
Th°m55 Electric 0“ the regional reserve banks would be
rim.
11y would he provided for by conlev
‘ 'o
Any 110168“ 11111911“ ,,
his in sold h“ or viii B a eeervq
for actual red ptlon. .- There has
116611 some question as to whether
these notes should be United States
notes advanced “Hill hunks upon an
interest charge igh “(enough to pre
vent (.1111... or be national bank
notes under like“ conditions. 8tste
banks would be required to increase
their referrer, , .
4. The extent to ‘11 ch the reserves
could be use-:1 has not been determln
9.1.11.1 one plan would permit their
use under a: reasonable tax. With re
spent 10‘.“ the 1.111! of disequnt” it. has
been variously suggested that the gov-
erning board might require the rate
to be made progressive when there
was an increasing demand for cur-i
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pain in any part.
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$1.00 up, W. ‘.P 'Bcers. |directors chosen by lthe banks of the -
A; :enwhfia-L-L ”M...” m
“a“ Peaches 790 lb
California 1?
New, Just In
lGranulated Sugar, 1.
, 13 New Laid Eggs
sugar Corn 6c per can
East India TenCo
2.2 lbs 51
250
Gide! it in (1 few hours. Relieves any established, to coastal of the Score-
tory of the Treasury. the Secretary 01
Buy that new kodak today. We have Asrloufllfle. and the Controller of the
a complete line for yoluto select, from Currelwl' as at oilicio members; four
LADIES’
TAILORED
x Hats
$1.98
Values up
to 83. 00
ls
01....se1s71 . .. 123 Washington Street W W,
.2 $233222; “r 1 ' FRANK
:rlmumn m [1011, m
JAcouY
pending the day in New York on
111611.... Claven, of Norwalk, P I A Z Z A 1
log the day' in New York, on
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—-Power vacuum cleaner. Phone W
" If so. tell your carpenter to’go to The Hatch and Bailey Co. good
* . select the best wood for the coroner-Cypress. whit our exper ~
5: ' (3.11.0110 Union Council No 46 K lenoo tells us is the most pleasing and durable. if ya have a differ
out mind about it, you will find here the belt grades of all Woods.
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. .
One of our Specialties—Beaver Boarder-«Better than Plaster. for
for its noncmcklng, vermin proof and lasts II lent; as the build-
0 ‘ 1115.: ,' WW
Clineo’ s Flower S 0
Rose Bushes. Rose Bushesnsc each. Garth Sc .Farm
Seeds the best stock in town. Seed Potatoes loo Saturday.
All varieties at osc peck.
At CUNEO’S.
v .
Mating Construction Co. $38.88..
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that’s the room 176 can't keep Ibo w the he
mend. 11mm rout-Isl! millet loophole stout by
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Which Representative Glass/W advocat
ed in. a. recent speech. was fie retire ,
116 present bond secured currency, ._
W . , » ‘ 1 not at once, but over a period of. 190
3.‘ The elasticity of the new ourren
raspy,” so as to stilts: the mica: inat- spent to the, noblest or guaranteeing
Phi-oh? fork. New
Havenlfo'. Hart- .
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NIW YORK TWO IOU'i'H NONWALI
11.11.411.111. 5:40, 6115:, 8:00:
e um (5:11
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117:. 1:57;. 17:11
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mu mm
a plane consented. 11nd
or fifteen years. which love you s no .
funding of the two per c 1 bonds ‘ i .
with the circulation sunrise (to. .
throenper cent. bonds without the oil‘- "
cullitlon privilege. As the}. bond se-
curedtl currency (would be retired a
substitute currency based on common
clal paper of a qualified class would
automatically take its place. ..
Those Democratic leaders working
on currency reform declare the oc-
téinnlu’ted changes will be neither (1-
icai nor abrupt, but will merely per-
fect the pl%sent machinery and tac-
ilitleWs 61 the country's banking sys-
tem. TheWWplnn that will, befinully re-
volved, they also assert will be sub-
stantially different from the so- walled,
Aldrich plan,
There is talk of establishing Munch
hanks abroad to obtain for American
bankers a share of the foreign trade
and commercial trneactlonss With re-
15...... deposits“, howe‘Ver, the currency
,adyocatps are practically unanimous
that this should he kept separate from
any currency bill and that if attempt-
ed shall it should be taken ,up after
the monetary reform is in actual cost
atlon. when , , bankers themselves
1 might determine whether they wished
to establish‘an insurance fund, possi '
bly out 01- the earnings or the region
111 reserve institutions.
WORK ON NEW BLOCK BEGINS.
Workman have begun work
1clearing the ground of the former Fer-
rls estate property“ now owned by
Harrisand Roodner. whoare to erect
a brick block in Washington street.
There are several shantlos and num-
orous other surface hindrances which
must be cleared away before building
operations may begin“
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econ V4
STRIKE“ FIRE
22 -—xSol(iiors guarding a
bridge near here were fired at five
times from a long range during the
night but none of them was 1111.? It
was committed by. strikers or other
persons.
icw workmen who had been on strike
since Monday last week returned to
work today at the coal ‘and iron works
here. The great majority of the men,
however. continued on strike.
April 2
100 Shapes, worth $1 50 on
Sale, Wédnesdav. All colors
and styles.
25$ ,
FRED THOMPSON WEDs AGAIN.
Amusement ‘Promoter Marries Old
Friend of School Days.
Frederic Thompson. the theatrical
manager and builder ot Luna Park, . .
Coney island who was formerly 1110
husband of Mabel Talloferro, the so
tress, was married yesterday arter-
noon to Selina 'Wheat Pilcher, I
modlste of 30}. Fifth avenue, New
York, at me latter's home
The couple obtained a. marriage li-
cense at the city Hall just before the
ceremony was performed. 'Dl‘. Edgar
W Work of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Ninety-first street and West
End avenue, onlclated, and the bride’s
brother, Lieut. Winston Pitcher, U. S.
11., gave her away.
"Mr, Thompson was divorced last.
year in Chicago from Miss Tallaferro,
whom he had married in 1906. m-
treme cruelty on the part of her huI~
band was the charge urged against.
him by the actress.
Miss Pllcher is a niece to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank M. Sanger. of Norwallt.
._.__.._,._._._
Miss Gladys Mills, 0! Rowaytonp I.
pupil of ,Vernon Hughes. of New York,
has been engaged as sole contralto of
Grace Episcopal Church choir, Nor.
walk, for the next musical year, com-
mencing May 1.
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08 80L0|E88
BRAINELE-COMTE Belgium, April ‘
railroad
SERMNG, [Designing A'pnli 22 .-—A
VAL SAIN LAMBERTH, Belgium,
22.——The strike was brought
to an end here this morning :by the
return of all the workers to the glass
factories. which are the most im-
pci‘tant in Belgium. .
,.The Belgian Government is report-
ed to_:hs about a compromise and
thus bring to an end the political
strike of half a million workers,
which has, crippled industry and com
merce in Belgium tor the past ten
days. ‘
According to information obtained
from an authoritative source. the Pre-
mier and the other members 01 the
Cabinet will at the session of the
Chamber of Deputies this afternoon
accept the amusement suggested by
the Liberalieader providing that the
equalization of the Parliamentary
franchise shall be immediately taken II
into consideration in the event of the, _;
committee. now dealing with .the pro- ~~
vluclal sad communal franchise evolv- 2'.
ing a plan lmprovng on the present "
.....
I l I I I I I I4I.I,'.I.I:I
Teltfile‘Fabric
m I. Wealth 81.. Do. Rel-enm-
Opposite Dorion'l twitch. '
Formerly P. 0. Bids. N
SROGDNER
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. .
enjoying higher 11141011103 or having ..
1 ' (Momentary votes. The workers all- "
sort that it is these extra votes that -~
in
get it for you. or it
made.
i
V oecoaaroae.
to mm It
WW 1... umwutmwm MW
induce Best of construction.
‘ concessions to the workers who com- 1'
1 tion for over twenty years.
' show that the number at strikers is ij
- nearly half a million have ceased
. work.
I was increased :by 2.000 today. while I:
day is a subscriptiinof 0700, tram the
‘ stall-ts, and $1100 from an anonymous
. . oi the Provnco of Antwerp said today
New Building Material
11,01; Gilliam-lo Well Board and Sheathing
await.
method 1 Telephone 820 flail-Ian.
WKins Albert today conferred for a II
long time with Premier do Broque- j‘
tile. and it is understood that it was
agreed to settle the strike by- making
plain of the system by whichpersons
a superior education are given sup- II
nuances. ssorono cones. '
have enabled the Clerical Party to 3'. ”MN AN.” FANCY
remain in power without inter-mo ;'
; "Settles and Novelties
Wll‘lgures issued by the government -: Special Creams
1 for Coatings
W rum mo entree.
:: Skinner Selina .
33 ' Worsted‘end Velvet
(in 1Brusele the number of strikers .. Remnant
about 375.000 while the leaders of the "
Socialist trade: unions declare the:
in other parts of the country small "
‘ bodies of men havo’ecceded from the :-
‘ movement and others have Joined it. "
making the total about unchanged.
Among the strike «retribution: to-
Young Turks of Constantinople; an.
other of $1001) from the Austrlan So
Why:Not use
Gas
2‘8OR:‘
LIGHT P
donor.
ANTWillltP April 22 “The governor
that the port baud been injured more
by exaggeration of the client of the
strike published abroad than by the
strike itself. He requested the British
conelrl general to (.11... In Official do
no! of distorted reports published in
humid”
The mayor, of the city telemphed
today to the German pope" that there
was plenty oi: labor tor the loading
' and discharging oi Ill vesselo in the
. harbor, and no more. could he coll-
ed on in’ .1... It all, incrIIWiiI is out
he. 1
The socialist
, _ . or. exposed.-
1 l i. lode i B . .1 ‘ .1
installed... ‘ uPncesReasonable
-. sympathy with the strike of the no
‘ diam“ others tor $11111 nm.m
Thepiplng can be oohceelod
Norwalk Chronicler