1; WEATHER FORECAST:
For Norwhlk and vicinity: Show-
“ ‘ers tonight or Sunday; cooler; light
“to moderate variable winds. Weather
or conditions: The western and
, southern’ disturbances have united and
‘ now form a long trough of low pres-
sure extendlnl 1mm Tennessee north-
eastward to the St. Lawrence Valley.
Cloudy and rainy weather prevails this
morning from Alabama northeastward
to Western New York. Pleasant
weather continues airing the North At-
, lantlc coast and between the fidelity
Mountains and the Mississippi River.
Freezing temperatures were reported
“ {gem the northwast and [rests as far
south as lioness.
.WEA'IHER A vans Aoo rooAv:
Temperdtnfi: Low. 48; high, 60.
I’nrtly cloudy. V V
/ PM:
i ’l‘. Payne, or South Norwalk is
also a wgelt's vacation at PatelljuV
e, 1‘. I.
1‘ .' la 3,!
would ever? mm Vn‘htll May: 3N:
The White Shoe Store. . , (
Miss Elisabeth Berry. of Danbury,
is spending a few days in Noerslll
visiting triads.
Mines Fowler. ‘W. ll. 0., No. 16
'met‘lsst evening and considered rou
tine business.
~Canpenters wanted. at. John and -
Keyser.’
The condition oi Clevenoe Garfield. ,
wind was hint yesterday in a runawtli
accident. was very much improved
this momma-
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Routine business was transacted at
the resufir meeting at the South Nov-
walk Board of Electrical Commission
on last evening.
«In to‘dsy‘s issue. on sale it. .loseuh
“his talks about the world‘s son
w hats. finrely nothinl is too mod
tor his pan-ens. ‘ . .«
A man cohimonmmn of old mill
inflows. 108. F. on In lit, was held
last eveninli The $1ssteraliimn do
me was exemplified on two sand!
Julie.
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A small tire is the smells house 01 _
A illnyes' market did quite a little dsm~
‘ age Thursday oilernoon.
no alarm oi life however. mitoses
extinguishirm the blue
’r
3"
New Post Cards
of the City
DeVelopingiDept.
Developing and Printing the heat
that‘oan be had We userelox oVn‘Vxly
Donnelly 8
Stationer Store
13 SOUTH MAIN STRICT.
m
Build W Raymond
UNDERTAKER
new use slam suitomo,
27 WAsumovou or.
1st. Miles, film-8: house, I“.
Mention Home
as WMHlNG‘I'bN or.
50 Nice Rooms. Moderate Prioes.
Breakhst or supper 16c.
Always Crowded. There's a Reason.
cuss. HAsssN. swap. ‘
M0". 1.57s
”dawn—s.
”NOTICE—j"
Notice is hereby given that on so
easement oi the taxable property at
the East Norwslk Fire District has
been made on the Town list or 1918.
assessment list may be. round
{or ”Mention at the cities or the
East Norwalk Electric 1.1m Elation.
’Sesvisw Avenue in d Animist.
’1‘!» Blind Belle will meet ‘1
d mast Norwsll Electric $1.131“. flit
ion on May 1st. 1913 lip. on.
mm demise all| islands in
to than tromsald Wt.
Dated at East Norwslil. Con ., April
21st. 1913: .
V' EE. MEN).
' ‘ E. 11.11me
WILL!“ ll BNlPFEN.
East Norwslli litre lilstriot Commit
tool“ silt ill
There was; , V‘
Mrs. Marshall Thatohsr is the dolls
._ 7m son Eureka Miran lands: to
‘ j the slits destruction is New modes
”Ethan Tobie Board Molar Dinner :2
WWW-Howmow
58 WALL CVTBEET
NORWALK.
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OSCAR H. BANKS.”
GARAGE RIVIR STRICT.
This oiler is for Cash only as it is below, coat
until the "other tellow” gets rib—have only about 800 bags.
MANUEL T. ‘11A'rcrl.
Oil}. Jackson
Optician ‘PHoNg‘E‘
"Pi,
A close éstudy oi the many models or
The M037 er Car
H ‘ is necessary to appreciate its many Yncluslve features ration tend to
make it the EASIEST RIDING CAR ON EARTH.
A request for a catalogue. or demonstration,
County distributor.
will receive prompt attention?
SPECIAL SALE
With the desire to reduce my stock previous to May lot. when’
~ it will be turned over to The Holmes. Keeler and Kent» 90.. I otter
Bowker s Fertilizers -'
For Field And Garden, for $1. 25in bag
EvPérythlng in the Ogticall Line
Eyes Examined Free ,.
ssosemmmsswewsm
' s
to it. Falrdsld
NORWALIgOGNN.
Fortnight Girdening. Piowmg, Lawn Rollins: Gm Seed
RAYMOND BROTHERS
'V Greenwich.‘
. ~ ~ ' M Vice-Presideht-fdohif. R. Perkins, oi Banking e1" " aflmen‘
‘Danbury. . .
L v fie-crotorywm Louise Collinetx Liquidator can. Carnegie Trust Co. and The Nari
Stamford.
Don't wait
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l’lAZZA
”UN NORWALN CONN.
One of A. Bmialflmflr eminent» than
ior“ it's non-cracking. rot-min prod! and tests as loss
Need a New Cellm P;
it so. tell your carpenter to go to The Hatch» and new (log and
select the best wood for the uanypms, which our sites»
loses tells us is the most pleasing and durable. it you trails a dlilso
out mind about it. you will lino hora the best grades at all woods.
The Batch 8: Bailey Company
1-6”
V,
, .. Poe. wound up the 31th annual meet~
.. in: of the Fairlield County Teachers‘
1, Associatiolll
.’ Church. Bridgeport, yesterdayunlter-
. noon; "
‘ *B’iddzeport.
George E. Thompson. East Nor-walk;
. Vnnd this a proper state of affairs. .
PM?“ ‘driils and (ads. '1‘“ ”‘9 T3“ selves in a manner so agreeable to P.“ I"
it has cooked. hunted tanned, and built those who were bresent that all were" Athletic teats- 3m“ m
.‘ for centuries boon centuries. So that bagement.
it is the diner silhiectsV that are the
~ newcomers and hence, the 'ivills and
CI tnds.‘
Put 1.
.. "Only tb‘e'milliooslre’e son and the Ammm r we?” hr Noggin Waite
. ~ ‘ ce— n _
hobo need no trsidinx. to prepare Chorus “My Country "Pic of Thee.” 0 Wlnrlaler, Kgnnet'llValen
II filters to tilt their jobs. Everyone .eise
:3 does Add yet we no on "calmly pro
~ poring our children with no thought
. on. oi! omit”
. uroh .firldsepom on Edgar Allen
is given to you by the
State (it New York
oi; the .Frs't Methodist
The rotticers are: .
Presidentwhldwn .o. Andrews... 0!
Authorizing the absolute and'unreservod
Auction Sale oi 3019 separate lot: _
formerly the
Morris Park Race Track
«Bronx Barnugh, New York City
Beginninr 0- M3y 318l,1913 "1" “NEW"
June 2nd and every day ihsmiter until every lot" is sold.
Treasumr—jSichuylor P Williams, of
a Executive Committee-Ch ‘ irman,
Frank W. Gregory. of Norwsik, and
li‘rsnk A. Berry, oi Bethei. Ex-oiilcio
members; Charles W.” Deane, oi
Bridzéoon; .flantuei P Slawson. of
Staini’ord,‘ and Frederick J Browns
combs. at nbury. ' ’
Owing to the unavoidable absence
at Nathan 0. Shaeifer, state superin-
tendent oleubllc instruction of Penn-
sylvania, the scheduled address by
him was substituted by Rev. E. J.
Graft. Mr. Croft's addréss was most
interestingly handled in his usual elo-
quent style.
-’l‘he l[suture of the meeting was a
remarkable address on The Man
Wand the Job, delivered at the morn-
ing session by Arthur D. Dean. head
of vocational schools of the state of
New York. ,
Urges Vocational Training.
“it is more important to manure
70" o can renal- oa normals. Titls insured free by Lawyer: Title la: 3 Trust
Sand for imp: and particulars to
.l. Clarence Davies, Milli: St. and 31! Ave, New York City
Joseph P. Day, 31 Nassau Street, New York City ’
Agents 3:. Auctioneers
t
Violin aolo-
the child to on his coming Job than V ., "
to till any other function," was the 30' SEMITC a": ‘ Palmer Shim.“-
gist of his address. "it is a case of “N ENTERTAINHENT 8‘30“" oath and '1‘"—
By patrol. ' i" '
Tableau—"The Scout Is Conrteon.
Alan Sitts and Miss Johns
Stall! drill.
Signal drili—‘
:By three Scouts.
Presentation of Flex—4 ~
By Rev. John liltspleton.
Chorus-«"Ster Spangled Banner
vocational training while the child is
young against what is known as cui- The 3'0! Scouts of the South NW1
“"5“ "NM“ The old system M's-elk Congregational Chruch held .1
tralnlns seem: to revolve about the most successful and ensemble enter--
man: but now it will be the reverse: .tslnment. last evening, in the Sunday
the system of training will revolve school” room. The progrdm was well
about the job.” Mr. Dean seemed to selected and given under the direction
.. - oi Scoutmaster F. E. Sitts. .
People still vocationaix guidance The youngsters conducted them
"will“ and interested in the move- . .
meat. Which is a flowing one. The Sprint AW...
program given was as follows: Sprint racer—ionic",
Piano solo--
Arthur Sterling. *Boolts were given ssmrlses.
I. . V . Recitation- 1 anMTAYLolVl.
' '35 ““2“”: 2;“ If”, “‘5“; when 900180 Rowan. Anonncement is toads oi th
ey 3° on so 90' e ave s. V00“ 9010'“ ment of sins Annabelle Taylmlr
raise heritage of being able 'to do‘ w“ Weed. 55 Van Zant street LOTW’
things snd ‘moke‘ things. And yet Violin solo—- Reed 01 Bfldéonort.
when we try to introduce the training
‘ d
to do and to make into our schools 'Wailenatoln Edmun e
-W...
“T To. .
they soon at the idea and call u a from! ”31° 9‘" mm" “m“ A soon I1 WI but lungs:
silly no” . “3"“ ~ soc. , . .
“ W1tation~ mg-..“
Poor Teachers in flieh wheel.
Another startling position iii Mr.
Dean. which at the same time con-
vinced many of the teacherleesent
as soon as they heard it was this:
‘iil i could have my way I would
have the best teachers and the highest ‘
paid ones. not in the hlshest part of
*our educational system but in the
lowest. thmlnost elementary miles.
where the child first use its first ,
training Then when the Vboy or girl ’
ol li or to idsvos school he or she
‘ will be prepared to (ace the problems
oi ills thnt contront them." This from
”Mr. {Sean’s point of view‘ means the
problem of settles and, holding A job.
his then dwelt on what has be. ’
come so every day truism in the soul »'
«um world...
, 1 "it you see a child interested in
. haunting a saw more tbsti in doing f
anything" also. let him have the saw '
And use it us much as he likes.“ Aid
.liinl. «on. ’l‘Vhstds probably his use
nrsl bout. Nth" does ltii‘oilow that in V
is bound to and islluro simply because
hearse Clark. A good adv. pays In the best .
'rlss.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
” nits W rho was inch s tailors in.
e 11 success 01 the other
suhlsoti’in the ourvleulum. i know
' gm
1 h infirm of above iiius ‘
Em“. one run...
with was con pattern.
Norwalk Chronicler