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hills olles stated the grievances oi
the teachers. and ml,
the Milan of. the comm ttea in order-
.ing the consolidation oi the grades.
The teachers dealt“ (Ehrlich to
their duties as they had been prev-
ioiisly.. and reinaln‘ with the same
scholarsdhuyhad had. , ‘ "

aiiss . t-soeite along the same
line. and ill Keith said 'her views
coincided It in those of the two prev-
ious speakers. '

Dir. Light than ashed Miss Toilea if
that was all the tsschers desired to
say, and lies 'l'olles‘tepiisd with to
marks which redacted. on t personal
character oi Principal e.

The teachers tiles-retired and lir.
Golden made the hi at this time
that the district salttes had never
had an organlratiuh since the death
of A. Blanchard. eho was the chair-
man at the committee. over a year
ago. He requested that the organisa-
tion ha‘perfscted and nominnted tit.
light as chalrtnatt and he was duly
elected. Attorney William 1". Tem-
many was elected alerh of the com-
mittee. lit. Golden presented the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution:

Whereas. the crowded condition oi
the Franklin Kinderotrteu. registering
otter ”scholars, required that for the
health ald instruction of the children
a new room he formed therefrom. and
as no vacant rout existed at the
Franklin school. and the highest three
rooms. with a seating capacityof lilo
scholars registered less than so pupils
in alielt was deemed aspedient to cull-
solidate the grades in these highest
three rooms into two,roosns. thus ae-
curing a vacant ran. as theJ'raniilln
school and by moviagvsotne roonis en~
able a new primary class to be fortu-
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"And waste their sweetness nice.
But some don't even blush at all.
Not even at their price.

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Horace, E. Darin & Son

is mu OL'Norsvhlii-

REAL ESTATE

and Insurance, Jim'iiiiiii‘iii‘iii: drill“

tiny. ’08. to meant use

We have several decided bargains aforesaid. unsnimonel
Miss Elisabeth l. Toi ea..one of tire

“' "Mm 7.9'm'" WM’ that teachers in the Mann school. the
must increase In value with the rapid op'illoul (‘1‘ prlinclpagahlp oi the! 114m
ncoo.orteaooo.yearo .

M” ’1 the m at a salary of 0126.00. upon condition
........ w... hat she talte ihe‘tth grade at the
anhlin sch 'to the assembly rotini
at the concord school for the remain-
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Georgetovvn oriental Works.
I. C. Benedict, PM.
o, I. miss. Vice-Pres.

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‘dbiected to ‘0

he csaitl '
voted to give

More tilting thegaat the.

, tally during the current”
is such as to destroy sum
is moral islueseeovsr the teachers
and is. and that it has bsnnan the
duty this Committee to request

to resign his position to tsha sit at
the close of the current ”honeyearw
irhmauestlow was called Mr and the
resolution!“ pot and carried. losers.
Oorhstt and Golden voting in favor.
and air. Light ‘lt.

Ir. Corbett ten presented the int
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'ttaesik, mutiny 9th. 1908.
To the “strict Committee,
fictit‘bmr'ierwaih Union School Dis-

Gentlemen:—

,|_herehy tender ray resignation as
superintendent of the South Norwsllt
Union School Piotr-let. to tslte effect
at once.
Ity reasom: . v
First. that a few, yet only a tee, of
the teachers have boldly dulled not
alone my authority, hot that oi your
committee, and have go? thus far.
unreprlmanderi by you. olive. loyal
cooperation is . necessary ‘tor‘ihe
success of our cola ss'ior the suc-
cess oi any business.

Second, insuhordination breeds in.
subordination. This truth has been»
shown during the past t days by
some of the pupils‘st th .li'raniiiln
building. 5

in the language of your last nnhnal
report. under my superintendeucy "tits
results have been such as compare fav-
orably with New England standards."
This for what i have always atriven.
ily earl and southern been in the
'0!” hence the high standard slittin-
6d. l have no other desire than thut
this standard shall ever be maintained,
and for its maintenance l attiwilllug’to
saorlllce even myself. Until Very rar-
cchliy, i apparently hitd your unani-
moumpport in. my school limit. Dis
sans have arisen. and our present
standard cannot the maintained with
. . s‘ between you and myself.
lien myself and any (the other

home. these it . adobe

yhe removed" thwaecaptsnee oi
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i cannot and do not
allele in giving it tor the schools'

In
. For
thank you: ley'i odd I- believe my
reputation is secure in the long and
successful service i have rendered the
District. of which service the schools
stand as (trifling? ‘ li

es .t ll y yours,
‘ Wit. 0. FOOT .

A motion w mode that the resigna-
tion be laid owl‘s: table. and ”Clara.
Corbett and Golden again voted in fa-
vor of tides and Mr. iiight against lay-
lng it on the table.

 

eition were not acceptable to her, than
the three highest grades at the lirsolo
No school, approainiating 86 pupils.
be consolidated into two rooats under

MANUFACTURING CHIfliITI.

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DOUBLE DlfllLLlD

maria C. Keith be given a new grade;
on .
Whereas, alias 'l‘olies refused to so
cept the proposition of the‘priucipai-
ship of and transfer to the lilnooln
school as aforesaid. duly submitted to
her: and ‘
Whereas. the superintendent of

.tdaonosrovm ass aristrsi
let tine Janene. Lacquers. Varnishss.
Paints, ah, etc.

The M” Em W" schools of our District. acting under.

W“ “W“ the direction mil instructions or this
“WWW 9"» Comraittee. on the ith day of ttsy.
.. I008. oonmlidateddhe three
grades at the maltlln school afore~
said into two rooms; and \
Whereas. the said Misses ’l‘olles.
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:nd tiny of lay. not. performed the
duties evolving upon them its .tsacb-
ers in said schools. and have neglectv
~ ed so to perform their sold duties. with
no réatonahie excuse to this commit»
‘ tee: therefore.

Resolved. that in the Judgment of
this Committee the welfare of our
Mir-nukes the real lions oi
x the bill tum 'l'oiloa. rreit and
. Keith II “adhere in said school; and
Resolved. Further. that the said
"' iii-m 'l'oilsa. lidmtt stat Keith be.
and the hereby are. heated to ini-
ruediat resign aa‘tssc srsiss sforso

do lithe! .
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marries. a Wartime or.
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The nest business was the presenta-
tion or s.petition of olilacna oi the, ills
triflior a special school meeting. at
wit ai'iairs appertaining to the
school could be discussed and further

canon week Monday. hisy it. as tho
data‘ior holding the meeting.
" is was carried unani ly.
The tollowlhg is the potli :
To the Diatrici Committee at the
‘ loath Norwullt Union, School Did
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Gentlemen:—
Wa. the unlit-reigned, taxpayers and
electors of mid District. do hereby

illicit your litmurable Board to cull“:
d special meeting of the electors of the
'South Norwailt Union School District,

to be held not later than lay. the
fourteenth. tiled. in the Franklin
school hall. to :0qu the present
condition oi th
and requirements of the schools. and it

fo.,lhe, au
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r to serrate
oration, at a meeting called for that

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such support as i have had, i '

management. llilllolii

doubted advisable. to appoint a coin-
niltieu to investigate. and inquire into
the auditions oi the schools relative

tendency, tuition and
and to unite such recour-4
atett‘dalions as said Committee doom
the best results.

and also to tahe. such action
‘ meeting may death proper to
conserve the bruit interests at the Dis

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John 1'. ilohtalion. John B. itse-
w’lll'tiil MIG“. WM. 8. Wil-

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BileN 8. HOT! (substitute)
CLARA 1). 183m (substitute)
We, the undersigned, teachers in the
South Norvallt'hrauoh oi the Naval
High Bcbooh cheerfully subscribe to
the ability; Justice, thorough courtesy
and kindness 4 Hr. William C. Poole.
as principal in the South “0”th
High School. . ’
GHAWB iAhiON'l‘
I. lDUlIl SUIT}! ,
FLORENCE I. CHANCELUOR.
SUSAN 8. mm
Wit. CKPEitiiY

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QUPT. roors's RESIGNATION Ac-
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insisted rivet the oistnet committee
Act on it this Morning.
The District Committee hold another
meeting this m and :
tandem Footie that his resig-
nation be acted upon. lltdrlbli. he be
relieved front responsibility is con-
nection with the nbo’ois. This was ac
copied alien some further duscussiou.‘
and ‘as air. Light was obliged to attend
to some’other pressing business the
committee-adjourned subject to his
call later in the do]. a.

Teachers Assigned Tilda .
Oommltteornnn Golden spent lire

or part at the morning at the
, finhiin School. and made the assign-
ment oi teachers to the grades silent-
ed b the resignations of Aliases Toll-
ea. [Kermit mid Keith. lira. Samuel
W, Hoyt, Jr" visa placed in Grade 0.
formerly litaa‘l'oilea'; Ira. Clara Jer-
sey went to Rocmli. formerly tiles
Barratt' . and lies liarloszoss went
totlntle iii rly Ilsa Keith's.
This arrangem i may be only tem-
porary. and other changes may‘ be
made later.

BASEBALL NEWS.
laturday’a ltate League Results.
At llrldgoport—ilartiosi 2, llridgev

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At New liaren—Merlden ti, New
Haven 5. -
, t Waterbury—Waterbury 7. Hot
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At Wingleld~New Britainilpring
held. rain. "

Yesterday's flats League Results.
b At :Vaterbs‘ry—lsrlden d. Wile?-
ury .

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batiirday's American League Results.
in ”Win York 1, Baton I.
At Washington—Washington s,
Philadelphia 8.
At Chicagou-Bt. Louis 2, Chicago 1
(ilrst garnet; Chicago a, St. Denis it
(second unto. ~
At Cleveland-Cleveland 4. Detroit 3
(ilrst game): Detroit 5. Cleveland 2
(mood with).

V today's American League Results.
t Chicago—cleveiaud 3. Chicago I
(flflt‘IflOl: Chicago a, Cleveland 0
(actions! gaueli
At It. labia-Detroit d. at. Innis it
(ilrst garnet; Detroit it. St. Louis 4
(second game). -

laturtiay'a National Lsagud Results.
’At New York-New York 7,‘ Boston

At Philadelphia~Phllndclphy l.
ilroohlyn o. a
At St. Lottie—8t. Louis ii, Cincin-

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At Pittaburg-Chicsgo l. Pittshurg
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Yesterday’s National League Insults.
At China icago d, Plttsburg 2
(lint asmol: Pittsburg i. Chicago ti
mm sage). .

At at. l. is~0lnelnnsti ii. iii. imis
s tlrsi game): It. boots I. Cincinnati
14 (second garnet. .

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tiA‘riOiML J”. on? J. A. o.
The National Jesuits. oi \i'eodward
avenue. heat the r. A. 0.. nt West an»
a score at it to to.
the Nathani Juniors
.' and 0. Wet-
aters. and for the .i. A. (3.. J. Irritation
pitlhsr and L. Kaufman. catcher. .-

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“met maul flour ateliea delicitats bribed
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osnaorart ostdaara to run
- . tinsel.

(mam. out. it, il.—Ilr
chines prior-ms. museum at

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stirrer minimum (is ,

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Timer and ‘ inert-ailing” Sales.
.Tuiloi'ed Suitlugsg,‘ Di'é‘SS Goods

 

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_au Tempting Valuessng'igeo important to be Missed.
Mixed-,‘Sultlngs
in Value item 75. (its to $1.50

. Checks, and checks with ovcrplaidsl Vigorcaux Mix—
tures with hair-lino stripes, and Novelty Monotone Cloths.
There are a good many pieces, upwards of eight or nim-
huuilreil yards. anti not an undesirable piece amongdlieui.
The only trouble will llt'.'wlllt‘ll to get.

You notice the values at their")? T hey are All to go at

60 (its a mini.

‘For suits, dresses or separate skirts to wear with shirt ‘

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waists.
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New and litte‘reéling Silks

Never shown before in Bridgeport.

They are lruown as Monotone Prints and tlicellects
are rather Oriental. T Ito colors are navy and Copenhagen
blue. rcsctla. tau, rose and brown with figures or date of tho
sumocolor, blue on blue in lighter shade, green on green,
brown on ion. '

Made to sell at $l.oo it yard

offered at 59 adj '

A manufacturer's clearance.

Colored Dress Goods Section.

At the Silk Section.

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' We have input made a purchase of Japanese histtings at an under
price, and we will give out customers the henoilt.

Toll Styles at 25c.

Vin vovn sr'rsurton ro oun
i._Ltua or , .

China and Japanese Mailings

The China Hastings tension in price from lie to due per yard
The Japanese Innings ranging in price from M to ”it per yard

‘ Eaccligiit Values in All FIOOI’ Coverings
~ Station to Order a Specialty.

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