ii
panels! trolley
55 «new» ‘ ‘
Committee on Pensions
when he even-
ween story at the Wcommit
time s55ud money was
‘10 the iiiattdr of putting
through. and with bust-
‘09 Wimtoll himself
ion and mapped out
not only saves consid-
11le the nation":
Whether in: Was
hiltl linowu. but
l 0"
c donate and 509“!
clerks in en-
ssl
loll bills that be-
t t orient wesslemoim Cou-
will save the time requirJ
tines? when the mea-
com idated in omnibus
separate pension
5 ime for at least
men games a wee! iron:
Can anyone wonder that
errors idea ‘was greeted with
raising at a tar-iii wall calculs't:
'Cupid at home is. in el-
cot sought by Congress-
o‘h oi llliuoisLV Mr.
a‘t‘e'd by pltiue‘ when no
la step should be put to
lion‘s oi the little arbiter in
35‘ Jug across-thence marriages.
fl idols congressman last week
all a bill which establishes an
s 01' twenty-live cent 'on all
settlements paid to lor-
ho marry ‘wAuMicun glrlu.
q
': 5%: rough urges the possible 0'
i or purely business reasons.
the umwré. Mr llabath
hat he is reliably informed
so: Tithe initiation by the int
oithe practice of marrying Amer
girls to iorelgn titles the sum
””0600!” has been drawn from
lit wealth oi citizens of the
states in dowrieo and mar
' memento paid within the last
' ‘ The bill provides
it settlements.
livered. or intended to be
-ivcred before or after the
any such mar-
be subject to a
, '0.“ per cent at the
thereoi which tax shall
the treasury oi the (in!
The author points out
H5 is oitoner than not the
actuating titled icreigners in
log of rich American istb
.7000 “therefore believes that
“bill prove tile most eliectivc
the course of these impe'
tmen from other shores.
bored by Senator M
iii ‘(hirolina gets through
and faceives the signature
asideut. it is a sale wager
5 residents oi thousands of
5 us who now are compelled
‘ postollce to “fetch the
get feverishly active in
correspondence with all,
. 5 allatimer would secure city
wry service tor all towns produc-
’4 “Mutant! film than $5. 000
d rural free delivery ‘s‘er-
lii WW ass i M
. That is. it the menu. merits
nomsnhont bulimia more.”
to mom annually.
will be given that service
at course. Senator LB”!
ensure is passed.
Men. it is believed that he
mm and Priii
an additional
5..”- «the loomed menulact re
little "stickers. "
thereon ilulllvan
so were really the lowest bidd
ilvcltlg'atlon here allows that only
. limited amounted ottorttbcstiouw
sue the nest email '
lag the entrance to the harbor at lion;
stain. and
pi Honolulu.
blend! and oiilclal circles who scoot
with Japan. the urgent recommends-
clothing and
E 250.009. W b?! held
hmore,‘ or less gelleral approval
it will have to be made to order
to be undertaken at once. Gen.
Dnvail thinks.
coming available each yeah. Accord
would aggregate 30.587. 500
supplies in three general
Philadelphia, iii. Lents and iii ’in Wan-
cisco.
-—"l have been somewhat costive
but Doun's Regulate give just- the re
*lul'ts desired.
regulate
the- bowels periectly "~—
muons. Pa.
. one Taste "I'BANSPLANTED.
. Film.
BAN FRANCIBGO. Jan. 20.--lnvos
igsiiona by the Southern Pacific (lam
:esslully in California soil.
Mecca. in the California Desert sev-
the‘ Southern Maul“ .has received
simples oi both the soil and dried
Tbs? succeeds!
most as great at
casein! illtrod
years at the it; Some pack
5 lag and shipping Width soitmnd 0
dates ma!
Calliol'nilt’ s Mill
dent of cornstarch! mess are those
who have been wanting the date es-
illst emu planting
“mutilate “swmm
mom is! la’ ”Val
Salton slid north oi the Imperial Vel-
lx. There is no reason. exports my.
wy it should not be covered
thriving date plantations that will"
j‘duce "the larger part oi the fruit sit
oi which is now imported,
W
m. verso vo suoo'r transition was
“HMO. JII. “Wm
ht, ' ‘o‘oo
rue oiuaotthstortldoatloosinli
it tor the alleged reason that Jul:
, passed their intention of having the
the other ‘on the pole: at
the entrance to than! Harbor. in ad.
dition’ to these large works. there are
some stile gun emplaoclncnts near
quarantine and along the water irout
This year's estimates
contemplate the expenditure oi $1,110,-
000 to periect the iordiloatious oi the
Sandwich Islands, and for that amount
it is said an hupregnsble naval base
can be secured on the Island of Oahu. . V
‘5 boil talent in tho'educational world.
sump: there are many in congresc
the probability or possibility at s war
a. 11W .0 Duvet! oi the army“
general stall. that $10H000000 be at»
‘ imprinted for the mlrobase oi enough
equipment for an army
in reserve
”pint possible ensergeucy. is meeting
Gen Duvall, in a cornmuuicatlon tubal
mitted to Congress last week. strongly
recommends that immediate steps be
e i ll respective names sister: for the purchase at suitable col
Selle-es cloth, except.to the government.
it
the event at possible war, (ion. Duvet!
declares. it would be impossible to put
a properly equipped Volunteer force
Jn the field. and he points to the lelo
u at 1898 as a reminder that his
argument has the force oi truth The
poisoning at such an immense reserve
clothing and coltlpmeut does not
W ‘iustituts in Shelton. and the
QM 0! WWI], Illll Friday, Fcbr ll'
ary s and 7. have been selected. W hits
, all themeigllboriug mailers have been
‘ invited the following towns have ai-
womlreay accepted the invitation. and an-
be dam
tiuuality oi those who are to do thil'
In. the nature or which meet be
' 5 with ”amino! k
t n the angels *7 "
teachers attend: Brandiord, random.
Milford, Westport. airatiord and limit»
5. install. while undohtedly the school!"
“it: at prim and saloon will be clmdm
i during some period at the time. and
their tesobers be in attendance, This
menus that two hundred or more tenchv'lm‘i
on may be expected to visit Shelton fl”
during the two days mentioned. and on
teachers are a class oi the‘most latch
ligout and closest kind at observers.
it behooves Shelton to put on its best
habililncntsrto welcome them.
Not only will their be many high
school. grammar school and primary
school teachers here, but there will no
s stair oi' lecturers. composed oi the
many at these having a world-wide
reputation. among them being such
men as Prof Streyer,oiColiimbla uni
versity.‘Dr. E it Arnold the physical
culture expert. the best speaker that
the National department of agriculture
at Washingtonm ..,C can produce to
my uothiup oi the noted experts on
educational subjects oi this state.
Houn of Session.
There will be 2 “salons daily, corn
menciug at 0 o’clock la the morning
and 1:45. in the ulternoon. andcacb
session will open with a general meet.
lug, held in. the high school room. tel 5
lowed by group meetings for the high
m, respectively, in other portions of
the Ferry school building The pro-
gram is not entirely completed us yet.
but, will be in part as iollowa:
Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, gene
but should be accom-
iug to his ii urea. the cost of creep:
tlals io5r on it man is $15035. which
for an
army of 250.000 The plan advocated,
by the general Would distribute tb/v
depots-H
They act mildly and
George 8 Krause'y.V800 Walnut Ave.,
Galllornla Gall Suitable for Tropical
oral meeting. addressed by secretary
(Valarie: D. lilac. oi the illiteJloafdafi
lished within four years He would “ ucat MI. and Supt Realty at t 3
2a“ the ten million dollar approprlmi it'll?" ""90 801100“. the latter lineal:
lion be urges distributed over this
term. angiounb oi the amount be.
ing on the topic. 'Teuchers' Manage-
ment." Then the high 'srlml teachers
will have a round table,
grammar“ and primary teachers will
listen to an address by Harry Holle-
ton. superintendent oi penmanship in
the New Haven and Normal schools
on the subject. "Slant Writing."
Thursday afternoon the general sca-
stun will benddrcssod by blunt, Karen.
0! the limtiord schomls on the gene: :tl
topic, ”How Can Pupils (lain Greater
Mastery oi Subjects? and then the
address on the topic. "Would a More
Thorough Knowledge oi Methods inl-
provc High School Teaching." by Supt
Andrews oi the Ansonia schools The
grammar and primary teachers will be
addressed by Supt. Holmes, of New
Britain. on “Drill in Arithmetic."
V Win a. Interesting.
Friday morning the general session
rally have gone iar enough to show
:hat the date palm can be grown m5 National
government's experimental larln near
'dat‘wfmroducsd at these farms. and
hollow "“5 "’9". Ultio the grammar and primary
mmly it of mucous that the do“ will if.“ addressed by am a L. Blah-
will form an mm “gym“: op. o: the Norwich schools on the too-
icy.‘west or
will be addressed by Dr E. it. Arnold.
pres silent oi the National Physical Gui:
tur association. on the topic "The
Human Body as a subject for Teach-
are" and the best speaker irom the
Department at Agriculture
At the will speak on the subject. "Agricultur-
a! Education in Rural Schools" ,
The high school teachers will then
listen to an address on the topic.
eral acres have been set out and the [4mm High Schools Teach Vocation-
trees are thriving. They have not at Subjects" by a teacher not yet so
reached the, full bearing stage. but pounced
several branches have produced as teachers will be addressed by sup;
high as twenty pounds each already Kelley, oi the Written schools. and the
fly. Foo. passenger trsihc manager Of primary teachers will be addressed by
and the grammar school
Miss Reynolds. oi Farthington on the
t (3; ”Expression in Reading." ‘
‘ nersl session oi the niternoon
‘3
consultant one!!!» wii he addressed by Pro! Streyer, will
will! at the dim lessor oi pedagogy in Columbia tilti<
tree oi the dose“ n: Galiioruia is ab varsity, on the topic "Teaching Pupils
3! file but? go sway}!
in, the rut few will be addressed on the topic area-
The high school teachers
Pupils in Class
:ly Rooms." and
teachers
tire Management
Rollins Halls grid
c,."Discipline"
it will be seen by the above that a'
rare treat. is in store tor the teachers.
and it is hoped that as may oi the
WW as core to listen to the
general subjects will be in attendance
during the various sessions.
W
llWAll O! OINTMINTI F08 OA-
TAIRH THAT GONTAI
lemony.
I. Wm
themselves secs ducts
articles should never housed except on;
prescriptions from reputable phi
loss.” as the cleavage they will do is ten
thermal! you can possibly 5
slv iron the-l. Halls Guiana (taro
agip mm...“ "all!
internally. soilsg directly?
blood sad mucous sartscss oh
I‘m
WILMOCO. ‘.
”WWW Pitch“! V
mmsmmum ..
iorthconllug iOr
allies/rs
.again
Work at patrolling the not: add ’roclts
:oi the nesting birds in all winds and
5 workers last year to providing
r’upon the National association at Au-
school. grammar and primary tench-
Whllu the
doing at the entire country entirely
nilato every germ in every great or ,
5, county at that tints as "Deep Water
Thompson oi Duluth.”
W
" JOOAUI‘INO TIA!) 'VlfllLI LAID
coasting trade oi the ports at it
New halted is nearer to a ceramic
standstl
' ,1 seem to indicate more Willi"!-
W
‘NW 703‘; J“. 39 ”For Ill! Of .
railings Ming M25 W tailor 03 '
the saint: cent. mus reserved-as
a bird rc'id'gc. mllW‘fil‘Wllbr l' ‘
why «all; fit “figml
thrir yours 5
was first;
son s 00 too
they thu’stwpn tm with '
pert men, the National Association at
Audubon Societies helium! today
unable to extend its Mrf’mm om ml
the newts who! was om
tibia res coast.“
1, claims»
nicot. s‘isdcis‘iioil tier
elated today‘.’ bird lite Will
loll! listens mm
his? luable so: bird
dam. point at nation
can
rat and are required for the perilous
weather. Saute .seveu thousand do!-
'5le were dovetail by the Audubon
th a
protection against poachers {or the
defenseless birds on their breeding
grounds To extend this service to
the new refugees which the govern.
menthasiustcsdadp 5 1th :s‘auils
of dollars floor up '
youdmpaylug'ht e w : ”VOW
soon or t e rpose a
pal control in?" icdcral' untitutiiiss
have tell the entire burden at molar "m
talnlug this little army or bird guards
dubon Societies
Just what New Yuri: city would soon
become without its street cleaning de-
pertinent ornithologiste asserted here
today. the enth'e seaboard regions at
America will soon be or the water
low! are allowed to apvroaull 91000“
as» any longer. As scavengers, the
sea birds are the only agents that
stand between the pic oi this coun-
try and pestilence, he ey‘ declare. once
the birds become so few as to allow
the coast refuse to accumulate the one
tire i-onntry will stand in grave danger
at being swept bl! plug as
Only the annual live dollar bills of
less than a thousand members at the
National Association at Audubon 80v .
cieties today support the extensive
work or this body. oi which the econo-
mic increment to preserve the natiou' a
sea iowl is only a small part. With
them. and the limited endowment at
their command the wo’tbers oi the as-
sociation ills unable to carry
Out adequately he work of prcbcrving
the sen lord, which has become nation-
al in scope, Unless several thousand
persons, representing el ery‘ section of
the country. eni’oll‘with these AudubOn
workers this your, lunch in the econo
mic campaigns which demand their
support must be leit undone.‘
"The nation' I: sea You] imlai 1). pre-
served now or never" said William
butcher. pfe‘aid pl of the asilociatlon
at its headquu rt: '14! Broadway. to
day "To carry? out this great ecouo»
mic wort: in 'tllll'e are must have the
moral all well as financial support 0,!
at least 5000 members i feel sure
we are going to had as many and mom
thinking persons in this country who
will consider it a patriotic privilege to
enroll in a movement so essential in
the health wealth and general well.
aside from th€"iientlmental and aes-
thetic motives.‘
LA GRIPPE.
Brasilia! Balm hover lost a case:
never let it run into pneumonia. not
left a grip wreck. only thing on earth
that .ltills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm an a plenty, do do not
trifle with the emdil sides, but get the
60c or $100 bottle and like ball as
teaspoouiul in water every three
hours. 589 sure to keep up this treao
meat laitbiullVy for two weeks after
you think yms' are well. to utterly an~
gan These remaining germs cause the '
evil alter eiiects; it is hali- cured grip.
ii the grip starts with hemorrhage oi
the lungs give the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes till it stops. ‘
ssv. all. enemas Loses passe
upllETA'liY.
8. A. Thompson, who h been ect-
lng as press secretary at t Chapman
campaign since December. 1908 will
never the connection Sunday evening
to become ileld secretary at the Na-
tional Rivers and Harbors congress.
Mr Thompson s home is in Richmond,
indlana. He received his ncwa point-
ment as the result oi his actlv ty in
Washington when representing the
Duluth, Minn. chamber of Commerce.
lie became well known throughout the
OA-UOEIA.
m ‘
UP.
PORTUMOU’I'H N. "sslnns 20.400
m
than ’lorrnaay ”aural:
i committal-sunburn
adhdrbals‘ momma
. M Andrews“. ottbtt 5i}.-
”a.“ 1min modem been presuming or; ,
guments in support of the Ingrown » ‘
that the Blue at Connecticut pass: a
Mr. Andrews. '
W fluids that the wage shlary paid the
‘ omen tcschm oi Connecticut. elm,
inventory and 35mm. tor the school
year ending July, it. 1900. was «shall
per month The arouse paid the m
tor the same year was $103.02 per 5
‘ month it is impooslblc to give the
Bo.tli‘ melt and bodice! the mm’n. leverage salary for year. as the num-
her at weolls in the school year varies
from thirty-six to lofty. according to
the vote oi each town.
number. the salami!" to last the
teacher dityvtwo weeks. .
A: first these figures seem encouraga
ing. but one soon realises that two
factors tend thirties these averages: to,
a [Vitaminl iar'mll that, o! the rank
flute commgschooi teacbl
a... if the wrongs paid
am When in Hartford and:
Whatever the will"! “A“! W U”! Ml...
5mm ls on ops not ..
Our M hail. ill; MD”. a"
my boy have with your syniivot so'd‘ leii
not lull value in but too sv!ry dollar
AMI GOAL'I the tiling!
, it the average pfldf ‘
It: till Hutton! New Haven aid! '
Fairdeid counties eore left out the
average will be about $70 It is the asl-
ui'le it paid the big h-sohopl '
and also the teachers in” general in the .
cities that raises the average to what‘
is considered by the unthinking to be
a "lainlivlng salary"
According to the census at 1900
the a stir in Cdn‘nootle‘ui‘:
i lawns with a population at leso
than t .000 inhabitants
ill towns with a population at be;
tween 1 .000 and 2 000 inhabitants. - .
20 towns will a population oi be-
8.000 inhabitants .
20 towns with a population oi be:
tween 3.000 and-4.000412babltaute. .
7 towns with a‘ population at be-
tween 4.000 and 5.000 inhabitants
Or 134" towns With it population at
lee than 5.000 inhabitants.
in the 44 towns of less than 1,000 in—
habitanis the average salary paid the
women teach re {or the school year
4 1900. was $32.9! pen
month or. on the basis air on
a school year. $291.96
average paid. by any one To! these it
towns was $41. 52. and
Only one town maintained at
high school and it engaged a man
teacher. 5 ‘
it is interesting to note that
town paying the smallest salary was
not. the smallest town in the state in
regard to population by three or tour.
nor the smallest in regard to grand
list by fourteen or “teen
0!» y 835 a'Mouth.
in the to towns at between 1.0050 and
2,000 inhabitants. the average paid 5
the women teachers was $85 per
month per may. The highest average
salary was $40.12 per month and the
lowest $2820 per month. Eleven oi.
maintained high
'ss‘ssvc we or _
5. lsvsstmcutsotirom!
.m‘d’ ”m
Acsrdwiilbrlng
'85 I." 06M!“
tween 2.000 a
are increasing 5 our'l‘sto’cll' ”in5 .q'
“Si styles. by adding the latest tie-'V
ending lulv
Call at our Ollico and
examine our line at
Gas and
$21.28.
lanolin} .
8.EBT We invite inspection 50! the
various designs and prices '
F. A. Mitchell
The Only cementum“ "
sum in on city wlflovalln ‘
cow. mull AND What. are
uoawauc oom‘i. _/
. They are Wire, thine-lat.
Made up to stilt lany
- is your house properly “his:
5hintedlol'tlieliolt3v “not.
we will datum Wuiwlllieoi
; crived. 0a" and see then
Component
’vlflt’11plv’lrm: to;
:1
these 43
schools. '4
in the 2 towns whim population at
between 2.000 and. 3.000 inhabitants.
the average salary paid the women
teachers was $30. 84 per month. '
highest average salary was “i. 00 per
month, and‘tbe lowest average salary
$2760 per month.
towns maintained high wheels .
in the 20 towns of between 3000
and 4.000 inhabitants. the average
"ilalary paid to women teachers was
840. 28 per month. fitstsca ol these 20
towns in intained high schools.
towns of between i. 000 and
5.000 Inhabitants, the average salary
paid to women teachers was 338.10
per month Four oi these 7
maintained high schools.
To recapitulate, the average salary
paid the women teachers in these 134
totvns at less than 6,000 inhabitants in
$36. 88 per month And remember that
this average is increased by the sala-'
ries paid the watch teachers in the
21 high schools in these towns. "
The average paid the women teecha
ers‘ in the 168 towns of the state.“ 5
has been stated. was $45.84 per month;
and this average is increased by the
salaries oi the women teachers in the;
78 high schools of the state.
it will be interesting to note the sol-l
aries paid to teachers in the United
States and in foreign countries. 5
l'l‘he average will both male and le-
male teachers in the countries is:
Great Britain (elementary). $520 per
year.
Germany. 1358 per year.
Bin or these 20
You reap it travels
benefit it you buy a
winter suit or overcoat
You have the use at
it ior both this winter
and nest. and-
VV‘ You save irom it to
38——the amount we bare
taken ,W'HIISW' prices.
They belong to "brohcn
iota." which explains.
0pm! Monday: WSUNUUAY
and Osrurdsy Issuing
(bloom:
ruauisu'zlt.
and...” 55st. am is. .
Jam Chiba ill Cups. dancers.
haunt Supplies
Gnu": midi ailscd Paint it. lb per
olland. $348 per year. .
United States (elementary and sec—
under!) $312.4 per year. . 5
'"“°°'“”°”$.’§3‘ua
’s or all seen:
rsm‘lm. do all the countries '5
. White Certain liaise, with :hstures.
icu'ch cluiuy tho [allowing spa-in!
ndvaai '
Permanent tenure at oillcc
pen.slou
3. superior social standing.
mm. W
pa a
My
W in sdditton' to the moneyV
. ‘v' wlm m and claim rune:
rustle to order.
mum
Wests-ole
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great
titles everything!
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