Von Ze‘n 1 street. 1 " ‘
Ml'll. Henry ’1‘. Seymour and (1111111
(laughtevEdith oi Winfield sll'eet,1lr9 '
guests or Althur Seymour and 91111119-
lly, oi Denbu'rl'.
The Imdles’ Mission Society met
yesterday afternoon to new (it the
home or Mrs. James Wmden, .l1' . in
St. John (menus.
Oliver ”SJStehley ‘oi‘, Norwalk with
the assistance (11! S E. Allen of New
mi (28111111. liilllnehed hill 919911129
" (1131111 . who 1111s been
living with Mru. liel‘lry Seymour. of
Winfield (sheet, has gone to New York
to huve 1111 operation performed.
,_ Freddie) W. Decltel‘, went down the
harbor yesterday and 1eturned with
over thirty pounds 01 ilutllsll. which he
1111118111. «(undiluted omens h'ili (nouns.
.'l‘l1o Young Ludieu’ Industrial Socie
ty of St‘ Pitill 8' Mle‘sioll‘ ‘vvill meet this
evening at 8 (it the home oi? Mine Do
lolcu St. John. in South Unborn ave
nue.
Samuel, Nilsh the popular motor-
mall oi Van Zandt ntl'oet went to New
York youtorlluy by trolley. 1 He reports
it 11 long trip and was glad to retlun
,,,b‘y tram.
Twelve members of St ‘Pilul's MiS"
slon went to Norwulk last evening and
attended the birthday party. 111.1110
Chapel of Our Holy Saviour; They
1 chart. (1. flnt‘l time,
The (ileum road roller. . Engineer
Levi Jones, is at. work today rolling
Winfield street Which but; recently
been graded by Finch Brothers. The
thoroughfare will be rolled from Eupt.
avenue to the foot or; the hill
Druggist '1‘ B1 Gridinv. oi Seavlow
avenue inl reported slightly improved
toduy.1".i Burnell expects to
place his ankle in (1 plaster of ports
oust today so thut he Will be able to
leave his room. Mr. Grillin‘ says he
has no intention of 111' inglhg suit guinet
the town.
Charles H. Aiathorpe. while (in his
wily to his home in Seuview Avenue
Wednesday night (liter. returning ((0111
New York on the midnight explese,
fell into the ditch in Seaview uveh‘ue,
but was (only slightly bruised. "Wil-
ll 13 party 90:, triendtl on
. .81;
Dluggist Hub: ,F. Pierce wos vac-
cin‘bted. oven tw years (9130 in the
41111111911111“ ammwwnd has not
healed yet.1Ml'.Piercc states that
those on wh m the Vaccination w-ork
ed the best are the ones in almost
every case who were the victims of
smallpox Although isolated with thir-
ty smallpox patients while on duty in
the Philippines. Mr. Pierce did no. can
. tract the disease.
Attorney John J Walsh has dawn
up a petition Marooned to the com-
mittee oi! the East 'Norwsllt lire dis-
ttict, which (90.118 ((8 follows: To the
committee 0,: the E1181, Norwalh Fire
_ district: We thb undersigned. elect;
01:8 and “88881218 of the East No1 walk
Fl ,(‘iie‘ltri ct located within the town
‘ orwnlit, do hereby redhest that
(acting or the d111-
gpiirpose; to wit:
"'33 the meeting
light the streets
petition is being
you 641.1154 81)
‘- trlct (or the to
of the dietrict
9' circulated by
_ 11831 John Keogh
hem and is being liberally signed: At
present there are not lights on the
streets except those that. families put
’ 9‘9 Had the streets
.1 been prop ‘
' the ucclde t to Druggist '1‘ S. Griulu
‘ - . cell averted
8‘ been rednested to
owing in vindication of
. held at th
it ‘
' brees'butlm ' , ,
' eighty cents on was not
All lace would he
1 ‘ and 11 ‘
up to the time or his acc'ueal nothing
had been held against him He
moderating tell!) ‘
foyer (shows thtlt‘ they '
. and Would, not thtow 1m (1 W11 for this 9‘
. 11 ,
"‘iv‘uuam “
Chill 8 lil‘u, ll? new
Frank Frelldenthui is attending
night school at Merrill (11.111.12.411...
turd.
Miss Jennie Scott attended the May
‘ mueleil‘l 1.1.1111 at New Haven; tine
eek"
we(lolly H Cooley returned fromNoiN
" York, Monday evening. much (manual
in health.
A candy (store hub been opened in
the former waiting-wept. at Noroton
river bridge.
Public Library Aseoclatlon will be
held May 15.
.Dr‘ and Mrs E Treat Payne have ,
recently visited Atlantic City and .99
‘l’hllhdelphiai‘
Mr. Selleck oi Ridgelleld hue mov-
ed to Mimic avenue, next door to He‘ll
ry Whitney it.
The lginll'e 8111.11.11.51.
with ('11. Alfred Morehouso 812. Tues
dnv‘ (‘1 tbriio‘on‘. .
Mrs. Gilbert Finch of Hartford is
visiting her. parents. Mr. (1nd Mrs. lien-
Jumln St.
Mill‘s Lilbb'i‘e nL‘. Seely returned 1.011180
lest Week by trolley from a visit with
New .York rciutiveu. .1 1
A, meeting of the Board or Direc-
(018 (11‘ the Dni'ie‘l‘l Futilic Library was
held Monday evening;
The annual meeting of the Lollies
A9991d Society was held in the Dollop M
EChurcll this afternoon.
L‘Ml‘tifi Whiter 3‘ Whitney upcnt‘ 811v
eral- days this week with Mrs Alfred
.lolliife. Noroton Heights.
Mr. and hire F. W Bruggerhot or
Noxolon, huvemrl elven from New York
at (hell sunlmel' home "The .lndens."
Miss Bessie Weed. of Nor,oton who
11,115 been spending (level-81 (love with
111106111111. friendo returned home thl8
weelt.
hyMary Finch 12118 arrived from
Newton Heights 101 a visit with her
8011;. Nathan Finch and family, nitel
which :8119 will visit New York.
Mr 1311111 Mrs. Walter Hutton of New
York and two daughters have arrived
at the Show place Noroton Heights
where they will (mend the hummer. ,
Edv'vl‘lrd A. Fell-18.. who 18 receiving
treatment at the soldiers' Hospital
Norotou. spent last Sunday at The
Feline Pound Ridge. )with his family
H. Frank Weed. of Noroton. sailed
last week Wednesday.o on the Oceanic
Mr. Wood will be absent two month‘é
on (1 1116881110 1111). He will visit Carls-
bad for Cthe benefit of. his health.
Mote . Shunt Whitney. .111 Port
(mealtime (i dhughter. Mrs. ‘Willlnnl
‘1 9Billivvell,‘99 o Greenwtch visited Mrs
w ,tn‘e‘ys 1' rs Charla iWhit
l“ ‘ (grit; l‘i 11.143414: rec93tl ,
1: nova (11:11.11. tum
(0163994418411 (1y, will“ .Mr‘s» William
Wéed.‘ 88.488141111118111. 1111.1. Jennie
“WM. 1283 181,11 1,1 Smith. M1881 Jessie
John. Ml‘ll‘m Gilbert Finch, M1811
131121141 11 t .13, .
Willewmdllle Log (its (all... a
sitter. (51801111 (it, McDonald 8 Phnl'macv
a few evening‘s since 11 men mounted
his bicycle. which he left. on side and
rode away with it Efforts 0 (again
it have 8° fl" bee? unsuccessful , ‘tendance (u the West (1911; Lots school
WESTPaRT.
Mrs Frederick Fitch and daughter
are visiting in town -
Harry Coe. oi’ Stratlord was (1 via
it01 here Wednesday night 9
Mrs. Samuel Purdy is confined to
her home through sickness.
Charles Godfrey «and family are oc-
cllpylnlt the Allen house Compo sheet.
Miss Clare Beach, is entertaining the
Misses Butler and Ruble. or New York
0 ty
Mrs. Theodore Allen has been enter
lainlng Elmer Allen and inmily, of,
New York.
guest Mrs. Theodore Elwood oi
Bridegport; ,
The next meeting at the F. F. Club
- will be held May 17 at the lesldcncc
of Miss Chapman. -
r13 Horace Wakeman was the
guest (.1 her sisterlndaw Mrs. Gould _
in‘ Falrileld, Wednesday. , ,
A tennis, court Still no one of the
piéasant‘ {cultures at Herbert Willismu‘
Lincoln street home this summer.
A new store is soon to be opened in
Joseph Pintt will be the proprietars,
Church prayer meet (is tonight ‘bwlll
(Deacon J
', in; thorous ly overhauled.
any. with 12111111 1111:1119... hboard
for (i cruise, pout
William bowl...
The following new books ave bee
ileto 1111
Mrs ll. 12. Whitteluovo. or 31111111822 ‘
visited 11118411111118 llb'chutd.‘1‘lleclm.
The annual meeting‘ of the nation ‘
1
Circle met, 1.
_ tuck school he
"‘ nor. tardy duri
.on
'Alm‘a Hortensen',
"Dannuher l‘re‘d linger,
Harold Keith. Joaeph Saviauo Hamid
Mrs; H O Denedict hes had as her 1
the, Burr building. Robert Seller, and '
,Thq Greens, $111148 Congregational»
‘ (dwell ecti t 3 ii.‘
laxative; therefore on 11111118»-
diately perceptible cilcct poo
h be ,8: (14183948188
9 W m» m
,, “our; AO‘I‘IGN ,
A violent medicine is some—{'9
timee necessary. but it (so.
necessary evil.
N019!” I'm» the!
he (it (led, on
(11111111911 pro , 18 (late
da’i‘he average attendance in Weatporl
public schools (1091' the month of April
was as iollows:,
East Saughtuck ((111. Taylor. reap?
lur.‘ attendance 35 average attendance
30; M1811 Elwood. regulur :18; average
31; Weut Scumluch. Miss Porsche,
“1182211181 41 aveloge 33; Miss Psrtrlclc
'-1eg‘u,ial," 48 average 28; South Sougw‘
tuoh: Mien Spauldlux. regular (10.111182
use 3414111111110. 119149 8.14 Taylor. 1.0811
1111' 40 average 31 ‘lsa 0. Taylor reg,
(liar 38 hveluge 27; Greens Farm8j,
Miss A (11118, regular 32. overuse, 25,;
Millii Willcox regulal 35, average 27.
East Long Lots M188 Elwood regular
28 average 20; West lions Lots. Miss
Sherwood. regular 31. average 9 27
Cross Highway. Miss “MoCann, regular
43 eveloge 30; Poplar Plains. Misti
Snliien, re ulur 20. avenue 15; Con-
(1111 S 9 Miss Rooney. regular 35‘,
nvel‘dge iii "
NEITHER ABSEWT NOR TARDY
Those scholars of the West Sought
ibeen neither absent
he month of April;
Marielle Pul'
medley. Freda 11.110818111111111 H11
gor James 19914111811... Bradley
memos.
me iollowim’; scholars of the Cross
highway school have been perfect in
attendance during the month 0: April'
lluttic Langeuberg. Little Fitsgemld
Bemmd Midlooh‘. William MoKenna
George Mobiulleu. Charles McMullen
John Snxonmcyor Charles thonmcv
(11' Joseph Haggeml‘ah.
Greene Farm:
Dowuu. Bessie Jennings. August Mat
thine Willie 11111111114 Edward O'Con
‘hor George Quinn Fritz Rledel. Mar
the Mylar Room 2mComellus Dolley
Stanley Fa‘;irchild George Lewis. All
nle Marooncy Fraucoe‘. O’ahea. (on
Quinn. Amelia Robinson;
Humpsen Joseph, llump’sen
Those pupils that were patient, in at
during the month lire: Helen Allen
Norma linenerherll'. Annie Rickie. no
alolKiukie. Annie Robinson. Clarence
Allen. Morris Burr. John l-lueuerbel's
Elmert Mills and Rodney Taylor.
Pupils neither absent or terdy in
primary
room: Anita Frgzer. Mary Mill‘k Rose,
the East Seugutu’ck‘ Cschool
Russo Mary W gurtner. Charles
Butterson' Arnold gBa’lIdwin. Charles
Elumal'k Lewis Ermarlt. Owen Feeney
Flank Huck eithuller George May»
or. John Newman. Henry Reithmiller.
Besides the reguh‘l‘r business trade
acted at thenm‘eotlnn. or the school
board this week it was decided to no
cure one Marthe ((101118 9111 Hul'lbutt'tf
place, to
111p ,
vestige oi centre of t
9 coined remains in Billie '9han‘d8‘ it
' , “Heste (1
‘ do lorln the 1118011111
(1111111404 D 3 Ma‘
loyd 49.1len. Georgi,
idiomJobu
ddie‘ .lepplltlnt,
Room 14408811111118
Joseph
, 4 Julian
‘8 but few years,
11111.1( concern 118
the question not by
e, eiplotlve prou-
(large, number, or,
‘ all machete."
«the .1 penile
rests 18 (indented,
9 people 1118011
moves. ours to start- 8, (1.111411 blinds
tiutll iu the pupils.
suit in
and respect for
produce tide
e aim or educat on 411 all tzinu‘u is to
18,11 91381111181 (loathe
man it th 8 ion
, 11118 all the time .
“4111181411 1'8 111 l. 111 (111111008. (M
the teacher shoul b‘l'ueh them 1111118
1118.118 should can the pupils at
wax-11., Working by themselveg is the
best thing. The speaker spoke in
slowing terms of the nmoupt of good
work adcomplished ill‘ the rural
(voucher, ,a journey-
ept b81018 his (1119
rural school was lmpos8iblo in a city
school." '
'l‘he intricate, workings of the oily
1 schools ware described. the speaker
which many pupiie9
such schools i were the ninl9'1:0
the school to fill the pupil with :tth
modicum oi learning. this mechanic
training is all right but the develop~
ment of the men and woman oi
child is the wheelie, (1114. the evolu
of lonely inét‘i‘ncte. 8 teacher
(city school is 2111811188811 ((1111 11118 it-
tle opportunity 4901' the exercise of
notlllal ubility.‘ ' 99
Few people realize the mast ‘
the system in New Yorlt,1iille${etl
thousand teachels are employed to‘
touch 5000 000 {.pupill-l The: onelk‘et‘
leacllbed minutely the governmen‘ o!
the system (1111 gave graphic lune,
ions of the light and (1,1-ans motile
of the moral teaching employed _
closing the, speaker referred t ‘9
wonderful influence of examples upon
the minds of children and cited Theo
(lore Roosevelt (18 it fine type ((11-
.ne to look upon. Cecil Rhodes
Rudyard Kipling were also (use
. An appropriate poetic 118188
from Kipling closed the addreels‘
Marble was greeted with beer
1111111119.,
At this point a few minutes was it
en (01 an explanation of the 180114
the Connecticut Teachers Annuity
qulid given by 15 W1
Bridgeport. _
, The second e (1 (1108111 1111111118
the morning session wall 1 ‘
ward R Shaw, t‘tho $01100
8081' New York C ,h
think of us? They say teachers be-
‘ong to an individual clues. they 1.11.14
(hell summer vacation, their Easter
vacation. their Sdt‘urduys. what is
wired or them does not 6808811 in oil-
urs hat is re (lined in other voca
, . ’lu the department
stereo have (also , (1 til (i
not enjoy vacations. B ,
that there 18 continually a
nervous attain all: thed’ry (cache ,1
slight of This the ' ‘
does not have to undergo.
reason 11 long summer vac '
, days 81111 other holidays are needed,
1 “We are 14111011111118 (or 8411811111118
We seek to ,5
open the myriad '
8011111111 and 111118 to inculcate love , ‘
9,111: woMrlU ‘
schools and sold the freedom or the .
way' in 1‘
were instructed in t"
, accept no other.
-' :9 Alldruggists, 10c. i
make good men and women. Teaching , .1. '
bleed.
worn throat and l
. and stubborn coughs
r
(i a: tit be
let would only come through crates
label (study and mpaépulfatioil (thigh
and to routine (3 ye em (11‘: phat-
111; promotion» and inétcli in the
boots indit‘ddiilll promotion 11111! t e ' it
W
More would line the tougher? (1 energy
finely conser‘t‘tod'. ., .
At 11:15 in the Sunduy (20.110111, (60111
the chulch the 111811 school section
was held led ll Principal .i R. P91-
kind. or the D nbury High Schoolti
1"
' fldlll". load 8
, curds. that 411ml 9 th‘
' Very (or, (1811811141 1
from the bar
in: "Voluntae
on the
oil the 111'
es and
Penfleld (no
lie dy was 8 1111111 on
where ,e barges (14,9
es went down on oyllt ‘
by the 111880 E. Brown astute The
body was brought to the, surface
which had been dumped on
barge when it wan ruined
ago. The body ital! tail
was bro i, til lhlllmhlli.
(alien in horse by
(1811 it Mililins. Captain Mitchel,
boy' 8 (other,a who way, 111 town, yestel-
edits tar ‘t the r-e
(are efledted by Di,
‘iug oxygen 91118
It heals thei “domed ((1.81.
can 81491111 to Dr.
,11?
“ Hoe—we are thirtyatw
home. and this automobile is (1 wr
She~¥~And that? , '
11118111111442 which.
Willleé‘l’a, what does "trust", 111411911.
Anyhow}!
NEGLECT MEANS DANGER ,
"’Do eglec't 1.111.511.1111. 11nd consti
his ,8" euro ueh cases.
all Smith; Butternut illicit. says
on 01 education
very interesting and.
to by manv oi the tea or
12' unmet-111188111191
e‘
,9 tile remainder procuring mettle it
hotels. restaurants and private
(lees about town‘ ' ‘
l 80 the afternoon session open h
with an organ ((101111 by Prof. Alex.
,3. Gibson. (allowed by ‘a luminous
e.
meeting and addresses by M1118 Anita:
-',. Beecher Scoville, oi Stamford.
film-loo S Chopin (1! Providence, 11.:
,-«c c_ e" ”“1... Every Tablet.
Every tablet (51,1 (11.41.1411. nutty
Catllartic hears the ('1 ‘ us C C
Never sold 1h bulb Loo (5.114114
new...» of flood
Artlcssncle is (it the bend of the
(.99 " 1111.11 art class
an equivalent or more "
than 1111 etihlvillcnt hull we appreciate 9‘
the school-1118 11‘ 1111111111011 8
state. 81111111111110? touch is the inter-
leetusl function
Thehighest ill ,
lice the reboot '
’t .
toughen would b boom llll . ,
, a direction in
11111 is (111111.888 8nd. ‘
the 89912181 of» _
801154“ thou‘ld think Liberty would
1 get tiredyo‘t blending on ht '
usTOP 'l'HA‘r 6131.15
(at it may result in Pneumonia.
' (1114 Fran ,
Dell. saya2 .. "I (in cred
dyspepsia. tilled to h v
trees and belching.” i tried ,everythi
_ loouldh ear nth , _ “
till i took 1111111111111 Balm on (11198 $
cent bottle ,cured me
For sale by ll.
B‘axter .' '.
Fashion in Blilvllle«"Thes
lone." said the 1311111111. matron, “air ‘
mighty hard to taller!" "Why. what’s '
in‘tl‘l‘e
oyster (14.118881141411111 (1 lot at coal
at the ,
(“z-«Why. seek, éhcl‘te‘r‘ in thé9 11411.8( 9 ‘
Bra-
211111111 Be m 111 Meshing 1111 China when _,
_ t withom. exception. , ‘
but 1119 The (31 .
1 limit congressml‘t
: {all ’
'eud save (1‘18“th t 1111“»;
(mills oi remedie ll
,1 tl‘led DoWitt‘a
A law. bum (12111411
1961911118 at (111113 e
the 119111111181, ll liriri
. SAVED ‘4‘
1 Mrs Carmine,
(lord. Dell; 11”};
‘ed my lloy
Mb 0
‘5 ‘ the one We 1086,3111itlll‘mtu'oifl;n
him a low doses.
. to bleep. 94ml ((9
hing!” Fons ‘
A Very Bed 0118
had thatllileu Wild 1
married... xii 311' true
plain, but a ,e woul
.0 good wire for (101118
. ' “Yes and her mother
old colonial fut‘nit‘
too Chicago Rec r9.
is (pea
people are re 65
Minot (1 C ‘33 l
4 ‘ mini 1 wet-111131
children
t ‘11 My
1111 v sun‘crl 1‘
life. I hope”? 9
thrillers out, in
11111 their w‘lv ,
‘ crayon 9’99!" more'il on
«Puclt‘
writes Champ C
the. troublé new?" (one. got a new,
muslin and 8. flower counter, on to _
have. 1191c i
Constitutio 9
(non iron Tonic. It removes the pi
- p188 and blotches and makes til
(on; clear. smooth and pl using
468.818 .
1901111111
1111 ,
(9111114 know which one she" '
otter mar to the h4nglu’.”-A9tlantu
, pit “considerelli
1181111.
no sand read to
There are people who proudly 1.61. t’ ”mm" tzentiy “”91
' (11“biue blood" but we would rather
see them enjoy that pure rich red
,1 blood imputed to those, who use kill"-
048. syst (1811 adult. the
(mute mm but
'Baxte ‘
r. 11—11::‘1183, 121.,
-22. 8. 1.0 (fun - "
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