‘ALK BVE’N‘FNC summer.
Lace Curtains,
50c «133.50 a pair.
RUFFLE CURTAIN! 390 to 980 I Pill?
CASH CURTAINI, with ruffle, at .
..-. 260 a pair
Also a complete assortment of Cur
lain Materials in income Muslim; at
E. K. BANKS’,
museum Horst. BLOCK.
sou-in aoaw'ALK.
no Nun hie
Themtié Pryor, of Norw,nlk was irl
Georgetown. last Saturday.
, Frank and Fred Bryant. of 1!”.
were no recent guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Burr Mills. in Georgetown.
-—Hailbut, 16c Ib.. at New York
Market.
Mr. and Mrs. F. flanks, of Norwalk.
have moved to Mrs. Banks‘ former
home in Hurlbutt street, \Vc_.stou
Miss Lillie Sclieck. of New Canaan
is spending a few days at the home
of Mrs. Frederick llrndy, of Franklin
avenue
John Blake, of Norwalk. has secured
a position as manager of the Fnier-
prise Bottling Works in Writer street.
Norwalk.
Mrs. Chester SelleIIk has relrrrned
to her home in lesson place, after a
very pleasant week‘s vacation lll At-
lantic City.
A. R‘. O‘llell and faiuily have. re-
moved from Main street. Norwalk, to
one of '.l. M. ilcncdlct's houses lll West
Main street.
Miss Dikcmnn. of Norwalk, has been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. llikeruan. at
the'Methodlst Episcopal parsonage. in
. . Georgetown.
Harry F. Sev‘mour has returned to
Boston after spending a week with his
mother, Mrs. John A. Seymour, of
West street.
AdJulIInt-General Cole has granted
leave of absence irorn May 20 to July
6. 1908, to Major John Q. ’I‘lison. Sec
and infantry C. N. G.
James Mace of Norwalk, has taken
'the contract to flush Main and Wall
streets every morning at 3 o ‘II lock. He
commenced operations this morning.
A travelling man was about the
streets of Norwalk this morning sell-
Ivlthout a license. Officer Thomas
Hunt soon chased him from that bus-
iness.
——\\cak Fish, 100 lb., at New York
Market.
The lnicr -State Association. which
is composed of the. bosses of the brrild
lug trades of The Norwaiks held a
meeting, last evening, in south Nor~
walls;
Many of the councilmen of Norwalk
wanted a special meeting held this
crcning to talk over/“the. mutter oi
the Deccsrrre court in Main strcct lnrt
it has been decided not to call the
meeting, ,
The W. “8 U. will meet with Mrs
.l. A. Richardson If) \Vcstlrvenuc, Fri
day, at 3 o'clock sharp Anyone to-
tcrcstcd in temperance are invited to
attend this meeting. -
The engagement of Miss Edna llcn-
nett, of Norwalk daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.‘ Arthur Bennett. formerlv oi
Weston,_to Mr. Waltcmau of Greene
Farms, is announced.
.—-Dr. Dick's cures grip.
Humboldt Lodge. Sons of iricrmuuu.
will iroid an outing this summer. and
Adam Schmidt iicnry Krlctc and
Richard Noack are on the committee
to make the or rungcments.
The Tapiin Manufacturing company
of New llritai has filed a certificate
in the office of the state secretary
stating tlrnt the capital stock has been
increased fron1”$10.000 to $50,000.
Robert H. ..Mount clerk at the Ma-
lruckcmo. who has been quite ill. left
South Norwalk yesterday, for New
York state, where he. will recuperate
for n time. DeWitt C. (.‘orustock. the
well-knotvmhotel man, is substituting
for him.
Thomas McGinnis, the popular brick
layer. who has been in The Norwaiks
for several months at work on the new
high school buildings, has taken 11 po-
sltion in Waterbury Mr. Mctlinnis
has made many friends during his
stay in town, who will regret his leav-
ing.
Governor Woodrut‘i has approved
the bills for the month of April of the
Connecticut Hospital for the insane
for $15,325. 49. and for the Norwich
Hospital for the insane for, $2. 390. 55.
He authorized the admission of Lillian
Putnam, pf Greenwich. to the Ameri-
can School for the Deaf.
Councils of the Knights of Colum-
bus in Greenwich. Port Chester and
Norwalk have been invited to attend
the, lcture to be given in St. Johns
R. C. Church, Stamford. Sunday. May
:31. under the auspices of St. Augustine
(‘ ouncll. by Rev. William Ol’lrlen Par.
1iow.8t Peter’s Council, of Stamford
will also aiulnrt. . _
The Norwmk Chapter, Epworth
League, will observe the n§ncteenth
-Iinrrivorsatty- 0L tilt; trl‘zanlll'tt 0ft 8""
(185’. May .17. at the ti: 30 devotional
serv.ice The new officers will be in-
strilled. All the members are urged
. to be present at this service. seats will
be reserved. in main bod: of the
, church and one ”member: is r duested
to use the urn. The pantor‘ will have
somethini ”(be for car “
——Steak Cod, 18c lb., at. New York
Market. ,y,.,,’;I,I~.‘ r. I.
Past Commander Caleb Wood. Ste-
Dhen R. Wilq null "#0 s-Benlamirr
reprenaented‘ 'wler Port.
Grand Army of the Republic at the
annual encampment; in IMlddictowrr.
s' glecidd a delegate to
1M1... newt oust arslrllta y detriment
in Toledo,0$l one ndsx.
Deals to 9.1111113 fighfif 00dthe ppdtiitcrs.
In referring . oodsald he be-
llevedfigfitbe h mulls only comrade
Ifimnt at everyweu-
“thereupon“ it past 1 tr
m. u ..*I 4‘ ' il‘ b
Removes rrli airline frohr the
bands.
Tire modern. scientific cit-un-
ser for the hands and bath“
'th Ina crodn‘sl-r‘ro'i airlo-
. . mobilists.
to; .510"-
E11. it. Kitty, l1.
DRUGGIBT.
I NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. 050—3. -
”W”
0. J. Clark, of Norwalk is in Ncw
ork today on business.
Harold You W agencn who has been
appointed to the New York oflicc oi
the Crofut Sr Knapp lint t‘o.. went to
New York yesterday to finite up his
permanent residence. Mr. Van Wrig-
cncrr has been commuting for some
time.
At. a meeting of the l‘lethnny Guild.
Trinity Church. held last night. it was
voted to hold a strawberry and ice
cream party in the parish rooms.
Committees were appointed to take
char c of the party and meeting nil
lourn d.
Norwalk Lodge. ilrolherhoiui of Hit
Protective Order of Elks. held a rel;-
llinr meeting. last night, and the mem-
bers enjoyed a lot of Roger inldlo‘w
cirgurrr, furnished by William C. Jesse.
in honor of the marriage of his son.
Wllilanr 'i‘. Jesse.
As the reports of delegates to tilt
Department Encampment. arc to be
made next Friday evening and as then
are other matters of especial irnpor
lance to be noted upon a itrll attend
once of thc comrades of llnckinghan:
Pout, ii. A. R.. is requested.
GASOLINE
Launches and Engines
Noted for Reliability.
The nurse of the builder is an atom
- lute guarantee. Regal Scripps 44-ycic
Ferro, Gray "cycle fig to "R h. p. Art
vorl loriklng for speed? You cant Iii
ford to ovrwlook this offer. 3 h p.
872; ii h. p.. 2-cyclc. 8125.
C. L. ST. JOHN.
I.‘.‘..I.II.I.I..I.II.
in the Cigar Line
THAN THE I
Rog” er Ludlow
gOnly 10c. .
TRY on: and as couvrncso.
B. J. REYNOLDS.
Tel. sire. 12 South Main 81
Garden Tools, Flows,
Farming implements,
‘ Paints, Oils. Varnish.
and everything you need for
Spring.
“Get in line" and let us do your
Lawn Mower Sharpening and Repair
tag now before the "rush season" it:
on.
shop am 11 Will 8!. "
’Phom. 39 Main Ct.
3-514-
Dt fishery,
bonnet,
t2 Knuth“ St. 511. News“
House—a 11.111. to. a p. m.
SUNDAYS— 2 to 4 p. m.
If YchHa‘ven’t
a Stylish Figure
and pleasing.
tits and call them extreme styles
tailoring is.
LEO S“. KOPPEL,
FASHiGNAEfil‘ TAIEMI.
uwwa- ‘I., 0..-“; “as“
l
P
AJ
12-18 North Main Street.
White Geods.
Every day We hear expressions of approval of the goods shown In thin
if you have overlooked the fact that we carry a nice assort-
ment of lawn, Batiste. ()rgaudy. Dotted swish. Figured Madras. English
irong Cloth. lierustitelred Lawn. Naln nook. l’erslnn Lawn, Etc, come in and
get acquainted.
We suggest that yotr also look at tho beautirul i tees and Ernbroidcrlcrl
wo hrrrc to be used in combination with whilo goods for making up stylish
snmtuor dresses.
an RYAN & co, .
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
as only a short timenintil‘the'fliea will be here again. . -
The sooner you get ready for them the fewer you‘will have.
we have a big stock' of Door and Window Screens, ready
' at prices low enough to please anybody.
THEM iAND Glfi'. PRICES.
'ollins 81 Co.
Funeral Directors and Embaimers,
South Norwalk. Conn.
IOUTH NORWALK.
58 WALL STREET.
--DOLLARS'—- '
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
IS A CAFE lNVEOTMENT.
STAMFORD.
«new.
. JET. .. -........
A l
O. E Jackson.
Optician,
Everything in the Optical Line.
Eyes Examined Free. . a
NORWALK.
HUNDREDS HAVE.
Result: A LIFE iNCOMII.
scuo Fok CATALOGUE.
scum NORWALK.
no IT sow.
PORT CHIBTER.
W
4' ---YO ’NG MEN’S-—
CLOTHES
That measurc'up to the highest standard are the sort that
you Will find here. This season we are offering
Special Values
At $15. $18 and $20.
New Medel Sack Suits
FOR YOUNG MEN.
You can make your selection from extreme. semi-
extreme and conservative styles, in especially scieiftcd
A GREAT HIT.
,-.Silk Handkerchief. with Four-in hand to
little combination.
.SclleCR
, Clothing of the Right Sort.
48 and 50 Wall Street, Norwalk.
PHONE. 1714.
mime-Si, ,
Willis
Norwalk Hardware Co
..-.. Lima- .m-
W
W.~W_Mm
we can maké you look stylish. say-
how. There is just a natural style and
hang to a suit of clothes when it is
cut the Koppel way that is effective
. We don't turn out baggy, slouchy NGWILE“ EUROPE.
We want you to linow what Koppel m, runny people
approval from the
has introduced it. system .pLilumb alga rota. rabbits
nalin'g to start and stop the trains rats.
compressed air about 2.500 animals. and her enter
I lili‘ run a sanction--
She h
turn is trying
ids lesion of «can. rain Gor-
eat Within
it‘ll“ this :a .‘ lsinli Norwalk.
whmfimI—u- ~——_.
50R» 3‘9““ Women’ s intuition
is Backed by Solid Argument
-th11 she L:.ists on buy-
ing her Shoes HERE.
Exclusive Styles I
A Perfect Fit 7. ‘
A Fair Price
“08$ Flynn & Ryan,
90 Washington Street.
One of the most curious “farms"
Railway whistles inflict torture on m ”‘9 “mm” is conducted by W“
citorts Abby Luthsop. of (lranby, Mass.
abroad to check the plague have won has a. little place up among the frills
Austria where she raises nllcc WoaseIs. fer-
guinea pigs. and wstsrt
be In her charge all told
.mp-
i “
She
PERJURY CHARGE IN ARBON CABE
Another Are!“ on Account. of Firing
of Home. of W. J. Brow. 0f
Newtown.
I Thomas Maloney. charged with per-
lllry in connection with the charge of
tritium against William J. brew, of
Nanown. was released mm tall last.
nillht when flurry Y. Gtaenbh‘rtt, of
New York and Newtown. posted two
$500 bills from an imposing roll of
bank notes llnhbie to secure ball.
Maloney has bien locked up since last
flatnrrlrryy. Deputy Sheriff Johnson, of
INerowll,t(x1k him into custody.
According to the cornplnint against
Maloney, he stated ire-fore witnesses
that on the day of the alleged arson
Ire and “row were together in the
ilrcw house and that Brew said he,
was about to attend to his dogs, and
left Irlnr for from tWo to five minutes.
011 llrew's rctum the two' walked
away from the house. The complaint
alleges that on the witness stand Ma-
loney denied under oath the truth of
the assertion.
llrr-w is charged with firing his homo
on January 211, just after it had been
foreclosed for non-payment of a Inort-
gage. Muloncy is well known lll New-
towtr. ilo will be arraigned before
Justice Frank L. Wilder. at Newtown.
next Saturday.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued May 12.
ltt01l.l.lat furnlshctl from office of A.
M. Wooster solicitor of patents,
Bridgeport, Conn.
C. llcicnmpe, Bridgeport, metal cut-
, ting blowpipe; .l. [6}. Doolittle, Iirillgc-
port, abdominal hose. supporter of
In lulu-n1 for corsets. W. R. llnlberlitl
Bridgeport rnll joint for toy railway
systems; C. ll. iAles, New Haven, or-
mature winding machine; 8. E. Reeve,
New Haven, marine navigation (re-is-
tlitt‘l; W, F. Oliror, Hartford, safety
crrvclop; C. F. 'laylur rind (l M. Mc-
Ciellnn Rant Hartford paper ruling
runc‘hincs ire-issuer; 8 ’.l‘ Smith. .ll'..
Stamford stencilling machine; \V.
lilbsou. lhrnbury, II-Iophonc receiver;
l. Morse, 'l‘orrington, dtillllil' block
or; A. J. Alllll‘cy, MI-rirlI-n. two put.»
cuts. for stock fastener for firearms.
uutonmtlc shell ”Jr-(tor for firearms;
C .A. llrcwatcr Norotou Heights unr-
versul joint; W. N. Reynolds l.litir
field name holder for umbrellas or
oihrr portable rrrtlcles; S, if Steuirns,
New lllltain hit brace/handle; F.
Willie. Waterbury; staple; it A. Moe.
Jl‘.. Iit'riin, susporrdcr cud; E. A.
Whittier, Bristol, over thermometer:
F. l.. t‘roas. Mystic, sheet feeding ma-
chine; ii. (1. Hart, ilnlonrlllc, machine
for trunking washers.
TRADE MARKS.
Ashcroft Manufacturing Ctr, ilritigc
port, certain torus; Spring l’crr'lr (lo.
llrldgcpori, springs for automobiles:
t‘hcncy Brothers South Manchester,
silk piIcc goods
' FRANCO- BRITISH EXHIBiTlON.
LONDON. May 'i‘hc Francw
llrlrtsh Exhibition was opened of norm
ltfllil_\" and a large crowd wus'ltrl‘ti-
etrt to witness the inaugural cereiumII
lea which “(‘(t‘lllll‘tl litter in the rim
’lhrI Prince of “ales who w as flt‘tltill
partied to the rxhlbition hr the prin-
was, delivered the pronouuc-crnrnt
which started the wheels going. The
pl‘itlt‘e and prIucMs of Wales have luk-
tIu great interest in the enterprise.
and today's ceremony was :rccoInplrlr
fed with all the pomp usual to the
court of King Edward Vll. The cxhl~
bilion coy-Ira two hundred acres and
huge white buildings of aim-l. concrete
and plaster contain and show cxnrn-
pics of the products. manufactures
and oi the arts of France and l'IligI
land and their colonies.
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE OF WO-
N MEN WORKERS.
NAi‘ (lATi- -t‘ R May it The annual
corlrclrtlou of the (Tonnec'tlrnt lament
of “onion Workers is being held berg
this afternoon and evening, with dolc~
guns from a number of towns and et-
ties of the state. in addition to the
reports of the secretary the treasurer
and the transaction oiI other business,
addresses were made by Miss Doohm.
of Nrruguluck, Miss Carpenter. of New
llritnin. and Miss Dali-y, of Water-
bury
GOVERNOR CIA/BO MAY BE ALIVE.
MANILA. May li.——l‘rivute E. If.
t'iark. the fourth victim of the. camp
Siotscnburg nil‘nir died today. A de-
tachment of corrstnhnlary is pursuing
the hand of More outlaws rrndcr Mun
‘an Allh. members of which killed
headmaster Smith and wounded flow
eruor Gard, who died yesterday. Olli—
cirll reports do not confirm tiuI report
of Gorvernor (lards death. The om
eluls express the hope that he is still
alive, and are investigating the mat-
ter.
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TOBACCO GROWERS WARNED.
' DAYTON. ()hio. May l-i-—-"Wurnlng.
this means you You sell your tobac-
co for less than fifteen cents per pound
you will secwhat you will get. Try it
and see."
This warning, writ err in red ink.
was placed in the. ru 1 delivery from.
of Ephraim Long and Jesse Murray, of
'i‘rot wood Ohio. two of the most. prolu
incnt {around in that community and
now all the farmers are in mortal fear
that “Night Riders" will burn the to-
bacco barns of those who sell their
crop .11: th s- prcrailing price which has
been offered. ,
ATTEMPTED TRAIN WRECK.
wasrr‘rrew Mass, May “11.-—~Bc
cause he liked to see the ties hurled-
into the air when the locomotive
struck them was the reason given by
George D. Bennett, a 16 year old Chew
tar boy, who he pleaded guilty to a
charge of at. empted train wrecking,
Bennett was held for a centinued hear.
far; On Sat.urday Within the past.
month at least six attempts have been
made to wreck trains on the Boston
and Albany Railroad near Chester.
PAPER COMPANY ACCIGNC. .
CLEVELAND Ohio. May li.—~The
Reserve Trust Compbny made an as-
argument toda to the Superior. Elev-
tlcs of the concentrate about 02. 700.-
000 inability to realize on outstanding
ii iii,
lugs and Trail Cambium The lisblli-h
Amhhave&mlpitam this
.I .. - ‘ r
033/98 D (1013 .. Halter, Fumisher'
85 Washington Street '
TO WATCH Miss SUGRUF.
“—-
Glrt mill IQ Sanitarium—Girl Drowned‘
1 Annual Meeting of Connecticut Mm! ,-
Pcobably Misc Annie Butchtack.
BRIDGEI’ORT. May li.-Mlss Julia
K. Source. the Waterbury girl who. af-
ter lltl‘ strange disappearance. was lo.
cntcd yesterday, in n salritariuru in
Greene Fur-ma, is still working at the
retreat. Officials in charge of the
annitariunr received yesterday a letter
from a woman in \\'nterbury, writing
for Miss Sugruc's sister. asking that
the girl be kept under a close surveil
lance as possible.
As tho saniinriom people have or
legal authority over the girl. they
cannot restrain her, bill will do all
in their power to prevent her iron.
running away again.
it is now believed beyond reason
able doubt that the body 11 the youni
woman plt‘littl up in the rarbor Sun
day and buried In tho potlcrs‘ lit- id 11
an unknown ytHS‘t‘l'llil)‘ was that 0‘
Miss Annie llutchtnck :1 liuugarlnr
domestic, who was employed in if).
household of Ale: llcard. at irordslrii
park. I ~
A daughter of Mr. chrtl went to
the morgue of Rourke & Rourke last
night and identified some of the dead
girl‘s clothing. No further steps will
be taken to clinch the identity by ex
hunting the body.
it Is understood theI lluicbiack gir
,has relatives living on (.‘hrrrcl
street. it Is not known whether sht
mrrrmittcd suicide or met her deatlI
through accident.
When your food seems to nauseatr
take Kodol. Take Kodol now and un
til you know you are “right again
There isn't any doubt about what it
will do and you will find the, truth 0:
this statement verified after you how
used tenant for I. few weeks. it I.
sold hero by The (lifford F‘baftnat‘I
and The Bridge Phannacy.
LASSOED ,A LARGE BUCK.
CANAAN. May .14. v—Carrying on
the orders of the state game and flat
commissioners. Dr. Ross. of this place
the game warden. and William Bul
loch. a ruerchant. but formerly r
ranchman in the wast. today lassoed l
large buck wirlch has been .ron-mlni
around eating vegetation and killing
entail animals The deer had becomt
a nuisance. Tire animal was cornerei
in the yard of Eugene Root, and was
thrown after three throws of the rope
One antler was broken.
NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
We. are pleased to announce the
Foley‘s Honey and Tar for coughs
colds and lung troubles is not effector.
by the National Pure Food and Dru
law as It contains no opiates, or oth
or harmful drugs. and we recommcr'lt
it. as a. safe remedy for children not
adults. Plaisted‘ s Dr‘pg Store and Th:
Clifford Pharmacy.
cov. WOODRUFF Ndw_ Placement
Elected It AnnuatsMcetlng of Found
are and. Patriots of America,
NEW YORK. May its-Cow. Rollir
S. Woodrufi'. of Connecticut, was elect
ed president of the Founders and Pb
trlots of America, to succeed Admin
Dewey, at the annual meeting her:
yesterday. Among the other officer-I
George F. Newcomb. .51 Connecticut
was elected genealogist general, not
Edward Lewis Ripley, of Connecticut
one of the councillors general for threi
years.
acauroasrkn's LUCK.
‘The luckiest day of my his win
when i “bought a boar of Bucklcn' s Ar
lll0%f Salvo." writes Charles B Banana
“filaments“ “Il‘wo 85c boxer
cured are of an annoying ease of itch
in; pilesa airings]: timiibicd me Ifor
an 11. cc tone otea
WWW WI'utr‘der guarantee a
handle are ,
“ Certified,"
“ Benjamin ’J’ label.
A suit “Nearly Right"
A is about as satisfactory
A as a Cheque that is.
“Nearly Good.” ‘
' Roy “ Benjamin "
Clothes and know that
you are buying the best.
‘M. W. MANWARING ELECTED AI.»
Tailor, Cloihier,
TREASURER.
Plumbers Held In New MIM.‘
NEW HAVEN May H.--The Slate .~_
Master i‘lumbcrs' Association rent “1
annual convention here Yemeni”,
heard reports irorn officers which .ln ,
dlcatcd that the organization was in It
prosperous condition elected officers
and listened to speeches by MIT
dent of the local association.
officers chosen were as follows:
President, Arthur .I. Brown.
.vicir; first vice-president, Th
.TitInry, New lpndon; second viceptfik‘
dent. Thomas .l. Grotirk, New Haven; .
reasurer. M. W. Manwarlng. Bridge,
Iort; financial secretary, George A.
:lull, Hartford; recording secrets I'
lolrn Troiuud. Norwich; state vi
Ircsidcnt of the National Associatio
i‘liomas P. Rourke, New Haven
Nearly; ’50 delegates were in attach
tnce representing nearly everyc
Ind town in Connecticut.
f‘ToIturing eczema spreads 11 t
113 area every day. Doan‘s Oint.
lulckly stops its sproadlng. lam ..
relieves the itching cures it penalize.-
rntly. At any drug store.
RUBBER PLANT BURNED.‘
Unused Building at Colchester, Clint
log I Loss of About 050.000.
001 CHESTER, May 14. -The 11
if the i‘nlted States Rubber 00. 11'
ms burned to the ground last hi
musing a loss approximating $50
the plant was originally built. by
lay Wood Rubber Co. and by them
old to the Colohester Rubber .Co.
utter sold the plant to the. U0.
ltates Rubber 00.. which concern ,
nantled the plant and let it stand 1,
“or the. last twcirc years. The p .
mered about an acre and modified
lf six wooden buildings. two
hree stories high. all connected. .
The fire is thought. to [indirectly
ncendiary origin. \
————
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPOl
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New it!
Oct. says: “I suffered for years
ly spepsin. used to have great dill ,,
urd belching. I tried everythln
Ionla hear of, but nothfng helped ,
tutti i took Brazilian Balm. rind '
Ient bottle cured me completely?
For sale by R. H. Plalsted .
Baxter and The Clifford Premier
JONCREGATIONAL MISSlON
SOCIETY. . .
I PlTTSFlELD, Mass. May It,
Iiniiunl business meeting of the; '
:regatlonal Home Missionary \
which is holding its 82nd annual
ng in this city. occupied most It;
torenoon today. Several mint
much importance. among them iii
1tléSll0n of extending the scope or
society s work by the addition of
departments, were before the do!
for action.
. .04.
Noah‘s .. 1
Blgr stars
of
NEW HAVEN“ May 14,-«lollttf
Lewis. supervising principal of'
websiter school district..tl1‘c.b
principal and teacher in point of
vice of the New Haven public loll
and well- known to school on
throughout the state. but canto
Superintendent Beetle itis rent a
to take effect at the close of tail = .
ent school your. life has. been
treated win: the schools lo‘
Iccrttury. ll ‘ .
reason for
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