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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 20, 1908 · page 4

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m oasriss o. nus, of tho

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law raisins to free public schools for "m” ”l "'3 “an

 

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”J! awn-3% Mas-
, a: Y“, Vimlllyln- ‘Sectoi 1. Any town or school disv

l trlct may. by Vale of such town or moron”, ' a. Jan} 2' in.
II.” LOO aw . district, establish and maintain a free ‘ B ' ' '

, . "’ m Public school for instruction in the .
”Mnlu“ "I“ 1”. iron] Amtml“ MI, mfi‘in' Wu
”gm. “,3. ‘9 it ill principles andpractlces of such dis- rgnrdm a" finding of taways
a "M merit ‘to limitless. "m "“95 33 ”13% “"33 the ‘PDWW' from the wrecked barkcntine I ndon-
Mici'm tzwriswa‘,t and: of the state board of ed cation, be aid. whofiorsightmonths stru ,4», to watch
imwlmo a“: ”gnu!”- designated by the board school vis- am on Disappointment 1.1...1, zoo '
Will “"93"!“ ifm. to“ school committee. or miles south ochw Zestsnn.
‘ ' . board Of education of such town, or donatd, with a crew or 27. was smash-
VBTIEET BRIDGE "10- the district committee of such district ed on the rocks off the island 0 rch
,, Jitter. Such school shall be open, under such 7 lull We‘ve WM drowned “-
oitlsen‘interested in the wet»

m... .. .. mm o n... ill:.3°'£i.ti’llli’létéi‘hli‘.it‘ll}?
thsitowu should attend the school officers. to all residents of ihls‘ lashioneu boat eight months after-3
‘1 Mn meeting to be held wed- state; but no child under iii years of wards, by the New Zealand s eamer
sight in .tiie Town Assembly use shall be admitted to any nirch “income The camwayvlivedon raw
”walk. A number of pro
come up, but none is of more

who”, who has not 00mm,“ the mollyhawlis and seals and bull a tire
thinnest than the proposal to wid-

nnd lie t it n for seven mon hs
studies of the elxhth grade in the pub ill ”a; 038:"; no,“ the all p ‘3:
W street bridge. This spot
‘a death trap for a number

lie schools of the town in which said used for covering. Cold'weath came

school is located, or an equivalent the" With '1!" and M" and W“ their travels she was minerals is. .
,. find that no fatal accidents
mom-red there is considered

hands only they dug holes a the . ‘ '
course of study approved by said ground “a" which huts we Wilcox l. “id '0 have M9
- ’ There is barely room for
car to go under the bruise.

school oilicers. Said school oncers of god. and 'tjck._ 1“ mm t
shall make rules and regulations with ed on moilybawks and seals.
reference to the management of said they Wk“ 7006 0“ "19 379: 5

two vehicles could pass each

g. The need of this im-

V has been. long apparent,

sch00l. not inconsistent with the pro- :3}? ‘ ”u“ 9"“ ”d ”0"“ ‘
visions of this act. The instructors in They knew “ government f
that,” opportunity to see it
‘ tough. with the town bearing

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

in custody before
any such school shall be experts in the was placed on Auckland in u are "t" 'h'c“ ‘° 9" h" an“ “d
trade. respectively taught )3, them. miles away, and iinaliy decided: build

a boat. in July a strange looki g boat

h SectionZ. 'l‘woor more m” may ' was fashioned of crooked stic s and
Y .7019 Of each 01 said tDWI. “We canvas, clothing and blankets saved
for the purpose of forming a trade from the shipslsobelng used.
school district and establishing schools m: 33mph??- “£13,130?“
- a . .

under the provisions of this act. and wire from the ship was used. , e m
the ”11001 omcm'of the towns so started July 31, but failing to s a the
united may malts all arrangements. depot, the men came back An st 9.
agreements, and regulations necessary They used four of six of the v iliubie

to the organisation, and mnintenance matches. ‘
, . ,. Asecondboatwashuiltin ‘tcm-
of such trade school district. The said her, Int! 3 third in October, bu these
school oilicers of each of the bovine were smashed. They then as t the
constituting such district shall appoint mingling-31%;“ $3; lynx:
o l'lll .m" , 1

one of their number to he a member “0pr 118M471” found. The e was
of lite bme school committee of such 3 m ‘h ”the" and man" 53"”
district, and the committee so appdntr from their» clothing the bus , went
ed shall be a Joint committee on be» bull to Disappointment island and
born t the others to Auckland island.

half of the several towns constituting Thor lueoma. mm“ with 5 ”i tiilc game will be played night
the district. EM“ '0'“ shall he 93' polity, saw their signals and a ontii o'clock, betweén Wig”
titled to one vote in said committee. am, they reached Auckland r cued and William Menuhin”.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

had recently been left a legacy

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

and that the watch and chain

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

ues them at 860.

 

iwho have long oveted this
“in! shore property for such pur-
The location is ideal, the
‘ ample. the water front es-
s. ’and the access perfect by
‘ fl" land and water. Such a club
be the culmination of all that is
bio for an up-to-date social or-
tion. and. we believe. ivhen the

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

town may dissolve said district by
withdrawing therefrom, by vote of such

, Mrs. Thomas two.
What happened last week at Boyer- town: Provided that notice of the in: Mrs. Thomas Bylehdaughtcr
tontion to so withdraw shall be given ‘ Thursday, Jan. 23—-Wiiliam

a, l gamma? 1“ ‘WW: gun: in writing to each of the other towns bell, 75; John Murry, as.
r: .000 ' “n ”5" comprising said district at least three - . .
WW3 1‘ '5' “1° "0‘1““; gm" mas before the termination of said
in again, except that where 7 lives . , - . .

kinst st Chicago about 200 were Section 3- The buildinss. equin

, ment. and courses of study and the
W3: ginsgiszfl°rgzgg qualifications of the teachers of every

trade school established as herelnbo
,fewhplaces of ardusement are fore providedh shall bebglubiec: to! the
W rmnflon. a [n.t “f9; approval of 9 state rd 0 9 “ca?
' 1," a]: there exitssznough to tion; and the attendance at each s h
. crisis which arises when the

panic spirit seizes a crowd. in
one. mething went wrong with
boring picture machine. it was
"I serious, but it made a commo-
tlto crowd. Somebody on the
lifted the curtain a bit to look
Till! caused a lamp to overturn,
e was started and the wild
for the single doorhegan. if
mic had kept their heads all
hove escaped in safety. but peo-
itiiver keep their heads in, such
, They become a mob, and 'a
‘7 ‘M’Ielther head nor heart.

INTEREST T0 WOMEN.
. yacinth "proves to have been
”shower select most often this sea-
" " bytes debutante for her bouquet.
HM intcd sigiiques in dainty
‘, es, wi laces painted to
' . make exceedingly artistic
and give a gown a really

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The wood-colors are especially soft
rich in the new fouiards with
’ L satin snrtaces. One of the fav-
ifi designs is the wafer spot.
'0” the summer gowns that are
f ' for immediate wear down
the bi

 

success easily secured.’ ' schuiiat, 55; Charles Pfahl, 70.
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Keleher, of "Berkeley street, N
died this morning at her home in l{Stum-

 
 
 
 

(qrwaik: Edward Doulensr 90. »

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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ford, from pneumonia. A husba d and 70' William Meeker, 05'

one son, Edward, survive. Mrs. Ryle
was in a critical condition for divert“

 

Lewis Hawkins. 80.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

days, but during the latter part i inst .
week it was believed that the ymp— ”owfdfigfdg’lfifl' ”44mm
toms were very favorable and iii t she 75. Harry. M (5 s1 ,
would recover. A large number of ' Jan. Marlee.
friends extend their sympathy to the 45; John F, Siadicr. 75'

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

Roy Perry. 90.

 
 
 
 
 

go or before the flfrst Mad? in July].
ythe secretaryo the r o schoo
visitors, town school committee, board ' DWI" Hunt Waibridpe.
of education, district committee, or Word was received in South Nor-
trade school district committee. as the walk 1”; night, of the death in New

case may be, to said board of cation. York city a 1" hours previous ,' of

lion; and no payments shall he made , ,
by the state on‘ account of such Dudley Hunt Walbrldge, from a at

tack of spinal meningitis. Mr. Wal-
schooi. as hereinafter provided. un-
less said certificate has been tiled with 1"":st 3;“ "humming: 3:23,?"qu
and approved by said state. board of “Elam "l 33“" RI hagd ll Gold-
education, and unless application for 0‘ ' ”or an a? fifth ' f
state aid for said school has been en,of80uth Nor: k'“ all h“)
made to the board of control by said ’1'“ ”“9“ d“! '3' “ 5'9“ 3f;
‘ secretary and approved by said board to his relatives an friends in
of sceontrol. ‘ be“ Dim-' -

ctlon . The of education .
or board of school visitors of any ‘ John D‘ Sherwood.
town. or the committeci‘fof all? town, John D. ShefWOOd. I veteran l the
school district or trade school district Civil War, died at the Fitch Sol iers
wherein a trade school has been es- Home. Noroton. Saturday- Th den
tablished under the provisions of this caused '88 eighty-four years 0 age
act shall, anniiaiiy, entire first Mon- and wall a sergeant in Comps y E,
day in July, certify to the comptroller Twenty-seventh Regiment, COM ticnt
the amount expended within said Volunteer Infantry. interment took
school year for the maintenance and '
support‘ggfisid school. portage (30m:- Lemetory. Darlen-
tro e , it on o t e —.

r M W John c. Km

def! on the WW in favor of said John C. Kesea, a Civil War vet n.
board of situation. board of school died Saturday at the rites no
visitors, or committee. for a sum Home. In Newton. The d

 

Edgeworth Williaml. 70.

 
 
 
 

60: Reuben Hawkins, 45.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Arthur Lindeberg. 85.

 
 
 
 
 

50; Ray Seileck. 100.
enen, 70; Joseph Quittiier. 70.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

But Will Work Again.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

field trolley line near the Star
the Saddle Hill district.

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

workmen were attempting

 
 

 
 

well brought out by‘ the
:3“ beneath. if the

 

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The latter is now ill at the lilievicw
borne. The woman says they have
spent 3400 since coming to this city.

she alleges Wilcox stole from her were
the property of Donneiiy who says
them to her for safe keeping. She val-

Tsmirv cuts rouaumsur.

schedule of Pool Games to be risyss
During is. mitt-ulterior.

The Trinity Men’s Club has arrang-
ed ”I D003 tournament- M the “fit

96 smith, 70,

, g 1 . Every district organized under the. _ .,
Itfit‘3ilfogfgrvm? hug; “2:. provisions or this section shall cos- them .__. The other names are scheduled as
~ ' e 3' tinue'for at least five years, but at the DE ATHS AND FUNE follows:
moment. and the sum necessary it?! end of said period of live you... any Tuesday. Jan. 2].—Chsrles Gold-

..llioli‘fiihitt. $322.12? a?”
Friday, Jan. Zia—Within Mills. 55;
Saturday, Jan. zip—Fred McMahon.
Monday. Jan. 27-rrori in... 70;
Tuesday. Jan. zswiloi‘ace Keyworth,

Friday, Jan. Si—liarry Lane, 65;
ssturusy. rob. i—Pioyd onion. in;
Monday. Feb. 3—Wiiliam LoCount,
Tuesday, Feb. d—‘Norman Shaw, 75:
Wednesday. Feb. Heorge Brush.
Thursday. Feb. il——liarold Van Wagv

PICK ITIIKEI DYNAHITE.
Thmitalian Workman Ge Okyward,

MIDDLETOWN, Jan. liar-By the ex-
plosion of a Inautity, of dynamite yer
tcrday afternoon tree italian laborers
were severely injured, and two others
more or less hurt. The men were at

worlt on the new Ifiddlotown—Middlec
Hills in

place this morning at Spring rove A charge which'had been m ya,-
blasting failed to ”explode and the

laingsndwhosalnesmbrei- . A museum-seem

A h ,, no. ,llssssiiy, mist
flifitflllfi ll WWW M
' , cum summits-

, smncnronr, insist—Iran site
had new room oilinfldwllflim. now
,1 chain Friday while is the commril‘

, , l i , minor .
""""" lutrnottoa in the principles and prac Grew Ol 27, film 8' In". yx‘gmz’m staplerng

“"v- ,. °‘ ”“9 "i" ii" “WW "1" ' lluildosalti, Wrecked l , ills-f quarters Saturday by Minis Connolly,

d o the establnsliiuent of s ”WWW" mum)“ 2" £3131“;me Egg:
school under the provisions or the act Jud, Spud ‘ .' ‘ ions since! u n M, w" picked
up Friday afternoon by Oliocr Marco
. p on charges of drunken». in the city
steamer ”lovers srrlvedv' yo was! court sstnrsn'y she was am as and
costs. and after court she made the
,statcment to Captain Arnold in which
she charm Wilcox With taking her

According to her story lite recently
90“” became acqatnted with Wilcox, who
has been connected with a number of
mission bands and sinus workers about
the city. She mct’Wilcos yesterday.
and they were about the city together
drinking and later she went to her
room on Broad street. There she no
ticed that her watch was gone. and she
started out to look for/Wilcox, but she " '
was so befuddled with liquor that she
was unable to navigatenproperly, and
musing afoul of Oilcer Marco in her

to Wa-
terbury, but a users! alarm was sent
out for him on the mouth of the
statements-made by the Donneily wo-
man, and the police expect to have him

The Donneily woman had no money"

I0 was

sent to jail to work it out. Before
leaving headquarters she admitted that
nonucliy was not nor mi name, but 1'
that she had cores to this my from
Norwaik with a man of that liaise who

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therefore; and to take such other sc-

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walk.
4.

const
walk.

take
5.

"So you and socialism much on the
increase in nitrous?" ”Alamlagly so.
Why av time out motor ran over a

pause .

it as if it really mattersd."-Baitlmora
American.

“We're using a new liiaving soap

Violin, xiinuioiiu. Guitar. Banjo

W. A. Briggcnnan,

Donovan Block, 132 Washington It.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.

Sillill lull listing

The inhabitants of the Town of
Norwaih. qualified to vote at town
meetings, are hereby notliicd and

'Wll'l‘ street; ”truths City of'hlorwallt,
on the 22d day of January. 1908, at 8
o'clock p. m., for the following our.
poses, to wit:

the matter of widening the. highway
under the railroad bridge at Meadow
street, pursuant to the statute in such
case provided. and if deemed advisable
to make the necessary appropriation

tion relative to the same as the meet
ing” may deem advisable.

Cnrnow the sum of $100 in addition
to the amount allowed him. for extra
services in making up the assessment
lists for 1907; and also upon the mob
tor of paying to the assessors of the
Town of Norwailt the sum ,of $200 for
' extra work in matting up an abstract
for the state of Connecticut.

.001! presented to us towards instrucb
ing the collector of taxes for the Town

of Norwaik, to collect the columnar
tion and poll tax, in the Town of Nora

as may be necessary therefor, and
adrisable to provide the same.
proposition to change the name of the

 

i made as much fuss over.

,. ”How do you

." said the.
has it?" “Well, splattered the victim.
"i don't notice any difference in taste."
«Melbourne Weakly Times.

Newman—Your wife is certainly
outspoken.

Respect—Yea; but it's dollars to
doughnuts that nobody will ever find
her outtailisd.

 

 

llohiicr 'liann‘oiiicas,

i
NEW LINE OF '
25c. 36c. 60c. 75s soil two ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

”i Strings, Etc.

MUIIG ITOII,

 

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ed that a special town meeting .
be bold ate the Town Hall, on

 

To consider and take action‘upon

Also to consider and take action
the matter of paying John W.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Also to take action upon a poll.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Also to consider the erection and
motion of a dock at East'Non
and to appropriate such sums
such action as may be deemed

Also to consider and act upon a

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

celery and Parsnips.

UNITED GROCERY GO.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Annual January
White Sale ~

Began today and the crowds of people, who were so picn-
tiitiliy supplied, is. the best proof that this annual event in
the past has taught the public that “Boston Store" sales are _'
conducted along sound and honest business lines. '
This sale is a genuine Bargain opportunity, and has been
eagerly awaited by all discriminating purchasers.
. if you couldn't get here today, conic totnorrovv.; there's ,
mush 5°? WWYWYi andthc, very; thing. you need my not. 4
4 have been advertised, and yet be on the Bargain Counter. '

SALE LASTS ALL WEEK.

 

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srnicrtv rscstt sass. PER noz...... .......... sec
20 us. ossuutsrcosuoan ...... ,.~ ........ . ........ ...... also

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

3 Calls Milk . .. . .i‘. ........ . 26:. 2 Calls Shrimp for ........... . .. . 25¢:
10 Cakes Laundry Soap . 25c 3 lbs, Large Prunes ...... - ........ 25c
Good Eggs, per dos. . . ..... . 25c 3 pkgs. Pan Cake Flour .......... 25:
Nice berm Shoulders, per iii. . 10c Pettliohn's Breakfast Food. per

3 Cans New York State Corn . 25° pkg. ........ . . . . .............. 10.:
3 lbs. Fancy Crackers ..... 25613 pkgs. Ambrosia Oat Meal ...... 25¢
Canned lobster. per can ..... 26c ‘

Canines, Apples, Demons, Pips, Cranberries, Met Potatoes, Cpinacii,

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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The _ ,
Richest
offee. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The coffee that it takes
ices of to get satisfying rc-
suita from. at the price, is

‘ our 25¢ 3 lb. Mocha and
Java blend. We prepare it
fully, from the time the
berry is picked until“ it is
handed to you. There's a
lot in the roasting, and our
roosters are the best made
and the men that do the
works": the highest skill-
ed in the busineatl. It is
said on the authority of
thousands of customers
that it is impossible to find
the equal of this coilcc in
other storcsfior ,, than
35¢ a pound.

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hisbway called Winnipanli street to N0. 20 NORTH MAIN ST. PHONE 143.
Linden street. pursuant to a petition. '
6. And to intro action upon a peti- W m.....-.._... ‘
tion. asking that Ferris ammo be VERY 3101' BUTTER, LB. ....... . ............... 32c
opener; ang‘grkcd, fm the Conncc- ' . '
tlcut urn to lien. ct street. ‘
Dot ed at ”malgh'gnua‘ry’; "5‘19” WARRANTED FRESH WEGTERN £668. 002. ................. 25:
AL f) A 80 ', ‘
‘ , JOHN DEVlNig. 20 L38, FINE GRANULAYED SUGAR ............. . .............. .. . $1.00, ‘
Selectmen 0‘ "“3 70'“ 0‘ “agglgi Early June Peas, nice and tender, " 2 Pkgs. Currants . .. . . .. . .. . .. . ..‘. 25c
...... Can, 10:; 001., $1.10. 2 Pings. Raisins, full weight ,..... 25c
Extra Mcy Lemons, doz. ........ ml 1,5 Pk. Box of Matches . . ice
2 Cans Red Alaska Salmon ....... 25: Northern Spy Apples. qt. 5c

NativeRedOnlons .. Pk" 306; Oh.“ 3ibs,BestRlce .................. 26c

ibs.Pural.ard, Shield Brand 25c 4 lbs. Good Rice 25c
Cans Best York State Corn 25c We slice Bmohed Beef from be up. ,
lb. Can Pears, can ... ........... 10c Try some.

21.”. FBEOH ASSORTED CAKES, 25¢. TRY SOME.

Louis Joceloff,

 

72 North Main Street, South 'Norwsiic

Tel. Call. 698-2.

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lool’inkStainpsFrec with
tiiefoilowing fourarticles:
1LI,VERV BEST NO.1TEA(70GKIND) . .50
1‘LlMO-KA ILINDGOFFSEMOGKIND) .... 32

iPKflwLD ROCK JELLY POWDER........................ .10
,1PKQMONARGHCOBNSTARGH . ..... .. .10

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TOTAL. ....... ............. .1

You asset beat this after in the United States. You only have
to number. Mr. articles to “this ceivibisation otter.

“ABNOLIA OI CLOVER IIIAND MILK. CAN lie
VERY IIQT MAINE POTATO“ A PICK 250
MAUDQIIANDPLOUR.............i......‘. ”0,159: ”Lou.”

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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