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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 10, 1908 · page 2

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their household furniture.
.uotller personal property.
mural, on their own name

“. AND SEE U8.

,' ll, Bldg, Washington st.

it til i p. In. Manda and
lundey until 8: 30. , .y

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end Cuisine Up to Date.

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yer 30 Years.

lNWI’I‘n-eimmm

’ F ii. Baxter‘s drugstore.

Horace EDanp 8: Son,

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BASEBALL news.

Yeeterdny'e atete League Results.

At New Britsln~Bridgoport 6, New
Britain 2.

At New
Springfield 7.
‘1 At Holyolie~wiiterbury 8,”Holyo‘ke

 

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Veeterdey'e N tienel League Rebuke.“
At l!r()oklyn—~Clllmigo 4, Brooklyn 3
At New York—~—Now York 8,1’ltte

burg 2.

At Plilladoiphinm‘l’hlladolvhlu 7.

I St Louis 0.

At Boston-«Cincinnati 5, Boston 2.
Yeelerdey'e American League Reeuite.

At Chicago-Chlcilgo 10,1‘hilndei-
phia 0.

At Detroit—New York 5. Detroit 3.

At St. Louis-St. Louis 4. Weill»
lugton a.

At ClevelalId—d‘lovelnnd
ten 6.

~ THE BEST MLLS EVER BOLD.
“Alter declaring 15 years for chronic

15, [toe-

 

~ indigestion. and spending over two

hundred dollars, nothing has done me
on much good as Dr. King's New Life
.‘Pilln. 1 consider them the best pills
ever sold. " writes B. F. Ayscue, of in-
glcslde N. C. Elohi under 3 nrnntee at
5c.

Hol‘lihohle:
v Your grocer hu Gold Medal Flour.
us anuvu.

 

 

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45 Wail 3t.. Not-walk. ‘ '

Real Estate and

Insurance.

We have eevml decided we-

meet immune llrveiue with the mill!

, igrowth of the town.

 

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Attendnnce in hours day end night.

Frederick H Canning.
UNDERTAKBR.

, Funeral Parlors in Connection.
Lady Attendant. ‘ Tel. 904
Ollice anti Residence,

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, are system at uni ,eonnoot on
1 with the 35'9”“ ‘

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- Willemegtfo noun? end “

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ftidii‘ it... dealt: IN”

‘ little!
'I the plane ilnd specified

. president 0! tb

Haven—Now Haven 9. 3,».

. molested.
,3 The number of children in the dis-

ll" tum. producing 9W, ,Mdliiortion each year.

' the district.

‘ pointed end tremor signified their file building. tor’w

"ballot

ll the int
nutll will inc ‘

at such I lute
ne tor which
had been exemined end medzhy the
Board of Health? Durc
ing the output of 1907 laid building
was erected and the eenitellen iii-tell»
on. end the name been been in nee dim

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seen of 903.00» b has been covered

 

 
 

Promo '3 Di option ‘3‘

‘hoeeewiiiitulllllmnmg lune-due.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

utter ehoun. Your committee hne nr- The "no.” propurfle' of the die-
mined with Mr Wm H McMahon. of trier are covered by insurance u lol-
lhin district. to appraise the various lows:
rebool properties and upon the main! marlin School building W841, 50000
of his report the insurance may be re Franklin School but in.
, apparatus . ..... 10.000.00
Franklin School furniture .. 8,600.00
itrlet increases in about the same pro- Concord School building 11.00000
Alter the Easter concord School iurnitt'lre'... 1,600.00
ivecutlon we were min obliged ’to‘ Uncoln School building ..88 000.00
’open an nddttionnl grade. end the mini Lincoln School heating up-
her of children at present in the Kin purntue 10,000.09
dergllrten Indicates the necessity tor uncohl School i'urnliuro 1,000.00
5,000.00

 

 
 

 

still another primary grade at the Knudeen building. (Chestnut
opening of the full term. With the wettest)
completion of the Town High‘Schodl i
{our rooms in the Lincoln bulidiiliiL , Total ,...
will become Available for the uses of : At the last i'oport“ the indebtednes-
, of the district wile shown to be “WI.
The teaching force tannins pmctl 211.69. During the current your this
cslly unrhnflled. the thniérity . indebtedness was loomed 15290.00
the Imeeent tneehere Boring ban refill: through the- completion night“ Lincoln

 

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‘ 8430. MAlN 3T.,.30U'l‘H NORWALK mention of tantalum in our schools. theWthn oi the
...._ r gm . . , . ‘ tew vacancies heve occurred. but, mien. for which
. I” . practically oil of the some have been 24.000 vies bet-round Mmelting the toe.
Y0” R tel debt textiles. oi which ti 000.00

ilS NOT MODERN OR BCiEN‘FlFlO

UNLESS DDNE BY US.

Monarch Repair Shop,

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43 RAYMOND 81'.

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one “more room never.
is “Moreen. . .
ole -e' Iii Future. One

Web neeeoueeu.
Flile stocked allele in‘ delineation.

 

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I don tactful Vet

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. ,. Waldemar: abilities the
9'" millet!“ I'll in «endemi- 5?: I
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lulled by the appointment of paper
lied teachers or graduates of high slang; lull- been paid, leaving: the not doll]; Ill
‘Im’ln Normal School: so that no‘ itho. dairiet lit the (“to #:0013305»:
.ieliing‘ tawny train rule blegjetenderd 3511.99.
our schools have reached Id mall w 03h tereat item, elweye oi conne-
iteined tor many you: need be out use "hoe been eimre'eter motile.“
retaliating the current year. as on e pert;
The duty will devolveiopon the nevi. 0‘ the 01" 501"- M W“ 0‘ H99“ “‘9.
ly elected commune ot- eelcdtlng mtlilmflel bomwed tor current 33W:
employing e new. superintendent don, WWW“ Wile obliged
the schools of the district. Walgreen sum the me or
care’i'eenuotbenueroieedalnrpotiomqlf! ill “W rate
ing this eérvloe. .IHMincreo-rdoelwlm on «it It may be a‘
so many mam fend main. the one: no tom the Ia ..

 
 

 

 
 

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and refinement‘ienl ohlibenel MIMI!
adherent]: k.‘itlleuipiiti‘ All?”
compendium ‘

g be leld this year»
to wit, two mills

 

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which live ‘tlioeeind do

 

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that or Collector Tulle: wee eeecptod

in the cure t eehoai end her
a 5.5., It counter gonere’legtielnetion? “"0 “’0 WNWOLM millil- Clerk ichermlIn read the resigna-
in feet. the building end equipment in, TM melt“! end illebumluwll tor title of Richard H Golden en a, mom
us your committee in its lest report “‘0 ’9‘“ “V” ”“31“ “”59"“: b‘" ‘1‘ “'04“th committee and “Ill
V ill:'Rz.tli'llltiheandt itewggglide?’ etud'llma Receipts. I. fifil‘wficlfahon 'l‘ s resilgnetloo 3:
the district. “#3:? °“ hand “J m" to 72010 Matthew Corbett ne‘ii‘ member of the
The last report of your committee Not“, borrowed money from figmgm m:;:€evmd “M mom)“
uleo mierred to the unauthorized Guy National m ior eur- The Imlenetlon' a John H “a“
changes in the Lincoln School. in con- rent expenses 1,700.00 “a readily the clerk the aims to
““9"“ °' which "'9 BMW“ Com. Notes. money “"0““ “’0‘“ v take ofiect at last nightie meeting
mince refused to approve the bill :sonui Norms ”Trust Co. c1 m m k ' n
of the erchitect. for n cl balance. for current expenses 2,300.00 in 9% 3’6"“‘3'1 "3893”“ W“ l 9
audeuii was brought by in against Note. money borrowed from i ii! in“ “"01““ ”minim
the district to recover Seven Hundred South Norwelk 'i‘r t (3%.1armiwould “i“ W l" ”a we“ “‘_
Dollars damages end eoeie. sold suit to. prawn“ 35...... tel“ laid be we d make the chaotic
was duly entered in court and the un thrice ,,,,,,,,, 900,00 ' Jill“ "item‘s dwred- '
dorsisned. In his capacity an en eitor- Notes, money borrowed from ' m "“3“?- "w‘hi’u “him“ “Vi?"
hey at law. we instructed to appear south Nope/elk savings et " “1““ not “my out “'0“ ”'
in court in momentum district. The Bank for Prenkliu School ”gig" "'0 a“ “990““ "will"!
, cash remained in court until March Mllnrlen ,,,,, , 3,700.00 ” '1 W- 300110! replied till“ he “ll
‘ 12th of this your and was heard on me- Note, money borrowed from WWW“ in“ a limit it"!!! would 0'30
tion from time tetimn, end the plead South Norwelli gnvlugu ‘ ““0 '0 it“ filled II '0“ mi ”00"“!
. logs were closed and the case was pre- my for Lincoln School 700.00 a committee 0! three .
pared for trial and actually assigned 'l‘ we of rum-wan. .......... 25.27455 Them VI“ Wile contusion 0'" ii“
for trial. but. before it won reached. .A. C,urtls town treasurer, time when “all" ”31‘” resignation
the Building Committee inetructod tho . portion of “1‘”; hold by “0"” teko elect and 50080 bill“
undersigned. as attorney for the tiles corporations, divided uc- , changed “'9 dill” “‘le l0 “9 0'18”“
irict. to make the best possible all cording to law .. ....... . 140.72 00%. Inst nlsht it was accepted upon
lustment of the me and to dispute of Tuition ............. '... 35.00 motion 0! John W. Sculloy. .
it without trial Accordineg the edit State at Connecticut for The election at in: entire new cem-
es compromised by the district lie!- library ................ 05.00 mitten wee then proceeded to. The
in; to the lulutlit the mm at Fire it A Tollctl, collector. list or ~ charm held tilt the short term
Hundred Doiere in tall settlement oi 1005 92.31 mmmlttomeu, to nerve until July lbib
haolgim.el‘i’$lpeylne tdhe 00? ”Willi. it in. ruins. collector. llel or s .. 1:103:11.» i3 15m tang your mflfllllml
ce mannered 0 ...... .04. e 0 use tenuous a
irlei, the undersigned, as such ettoe tr A Tunes, wooed", mi oi M to mcilltate meueraRtnewote’. be Mon“
may. with the approval of the 800+ 100 .=.. ...., 10359.34 for n wmmiunpmim (or the item be-
on Committee and of the ether lineup Rebate on tutors-t from menu not! end July ml: and the fol-
bcrs of the District committee, chm Bo,uth Norwnlit Trust Co 11.32 lowing three were Upon motion ol‘
ed the district One Hundred Boiler-e. lumen... Jnhn. w Equally the meeting tooli
Said lelncoln School hoe now been com .Totnl roceipie ........ "0,930.01 Ibis mum.
nloied end the total eeet them! ill! , ~Dlebu nte Freak linker Inked ll. it would not
been Lao tot “00 The model hon-ow . ' , be well to heme the candidates.
ed for said building was ”9.411 09. end (Jity National Bank. 01000! Judge Light wee nominated by John
the beienco or 310.00 he: been covered bummed for current ex- w smiley.
into the treasury of the district. in the bulletin ....... 0.130000 ‘ John 1". NcMnhon stated he was
opinion at your committee. the build: South Not-well: mot Co. wind to second the nomineiiop. saying
ing is atlnlre bly arranged tor cdnuv " motley berm tor cur- am he had lolloeed out the bidding
iipnnl purposes, end the Building Coot ‘ not 010mm ----- 2300.00 at .0 (”mm meeting and had trans
mitten deserves great credit (or new South Norwelit 'l‘rust 00-. , acted the district's bit-Inca, plating
lug glyph to the district I modern payment on debt 4,000.00 “um necessity o! A special ting,
Wt building . “lid” 9“ “Dell”? '. .S . . . 0 “ID”. 00 where” we daisy W ”mm" of the
ring the current ml the cent of “if“? 0‘ it,“ it .-...... 223.3? committee lied retinal immediately
, ligating thll‘o handbagE hee Mm ("’1‘ ° °° on ° ”W 70280 Shi‘it'fl‘lfi: good fining”: .5305:
tough t s only sceoun or e ------ “"0 . ea 0
part by the fact that hard one! only 1 ---------------- 2%“: insulin: as he bed and deserved to be ‘
has been burned in the Franklin Bell l) """""""""" 801.20 willl‘nod t0 Dace. and he had been
School, and by the use of several tone P fl": ””9”"? W. 10"" Ibo“!!! e unlit interest in school
or store coal for the. ventilation of the n “’3 . ---------- - 8 “-60 elation tor several monthii.
sanitation. it has been suggested that “"9”“ .. -------------- 1370'”, Joesph Temmeny arose and declar
the systems of heating in the schools i id “ """"""""" ' 1103‘“ ed the: Judge Light had not only
ma be defective in some respects. “'3 e‘ntne “It """ ' ' ehown’ agent interest during the post
your committee has embodied in Como 9‘ on 0 ,Ullcoln 09 00 few months. but had for i U you“
; the call hr this meeting a provision figfll‘tl’lfl Sch“ .l. Bil italic; 0. been mu“, (or the good» the die—
for the appointment of n special com- o “m“ 0”. ‘ ,f“ r . 4 038 00 trict. lie peid Judge Light e glowing
Inlttee to investigate the condlllohn * and b“ “g l 1‘” ""3 i ' ‘ compliment end wished he could vote
and to report at an ndlournment of nelence ‘1“ ”M“ ‘“ 0‘ V “2 ’9 {or a ten your term 031' blip
this meeting. when their report may Nations ”3“" L '3 The namee .3 Dr ,3 .a‘ lichen
be received and acted upon. Total " 1-6 99:83; Edward. Benoit end (laurel
A detailed statement of the lawn . ““““ """' ’ ‘ werci pieced in nomination. Mr. Bill
once carried by the district le‘hercin- 1 Insane. rett eeid he would not enmd tier 1 long

term end (lonere‘l Front declined the "

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‘lIIIILi Winnie 4 ‘ In» ..
EffecfiVe Styles in
Summer iCilat Suits.

The finest collection of C03! Suite made from Wash
materials that we have ever shown in ”901 ill our host and
Suit Rooms. Certain specimens elm dined): seen in one of

' the Main St. windows. .

All are in late models, distinctch in fashion and perky
ly tailored, in Natural Linene. White Linens. and Repps ill
various suinmei‘ colors, Copenhrg‘tpl blue, lavender, and all
the shades of broWn.

Inexpensive Motor Coats.

Very smarglooking are the llodglnan Cravenettcd Hy-
degrade Coats for traveling and motor car use, an important
item in the feminine wardrobe today for women who do not
motor, use the long coat for traveling and millage wear.
’llle Ii degrade Coats are of becoming colorillgs, very light
and soil, and absolutely dust and rain proof.

Other Long Coats are of Linen, Pongec, and Mohair.

Hydegrecle Coete,

Linen Goats. $5.00 to

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5°
Separate Willlung Skirts. .
Oi Natural Linen. cool, light, and cotlllortablc, all neat-
ly tailored, $3.98 and $4. 50. '
chp Skirts, brown and Copenhagen blue, $2.98.

White Lawn Skirts in llillllcllsc variety, $2.25. $2. 50,
92.90; 33 so and up to $5.00.

 

. Window Softens. We have a new kind of Window
'Scrcen which Is a great improvement on the old Style The
, {rallies are of heavy wire, enameled to prevent rust and the
screen can be put in pcrlllallcntiy if desired. Made in three
sizes and adjustable to any window.

m. Prices no more than for the old style.

m

Beth Sprays. A convenient Bath Spray which can be
attached to the ordinary bath tub faucet, or to the duplex
faucet, is 98c.

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Have you seen the Exhibit of Stillman Se IOil
Lamps in our llastlllcllt Furnishing Store? For one who
use lamps in the household it is interesting.

The D. M Read Ce
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Jung closes the wholesale season (or Spring Fabrics. This gives:
opportunity for Win PumiiseesipJuno. 1908. has adorned more

. than the panel euelnnuber. er Bargaininentlmo Mil zlve our wsiomers a
Liberal Share. . , .

Thursday. June 11th;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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use of hte heme.
. Five tellers. Charles N. Smith. Wll«
item 3. ,Wiieox, John Keogh. William

allots. The result was:
Whole number at beliote ens: ..
Neeene‘tllo loin choice ............-l
dodge
m C. G. Bohennen .. ........s.. II!
General Russell Frost
Scattering

Robert. Pierson ”WE
lion the nettle o1 II
fleet

 

Upon motion of Andrew Dairy to ol-
cllitete business, the alert: me in;
rooted tomt'evoierdroewel

1521909
was considered.

duly :5. 1910. I

Hatch and Charmin.
laced in nonlinetien.

onto.
1on silicon. :lt hell

3.... oo- arugula.» pedal
enemy Numb“ if

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AW . loath/Mb .

F 'l‘nnllneny and Charles rr. Dimond j.
mended to pee: out and collect the -

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n' H. “Sill. .....=........212\
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in nonlan ‘

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ttor theL vacancy expiring July

General Front iitepped down no
bop chairmen during the time his name ,

i The third commitment“ wee elect-4
ed to serve for the vueency expiring.

. The names otimnerd Burl-en. S. 8. .
Jenni

. Mr. Jennings deellnédi‘to be 2. end ‘ ‘- I
t said he would be glad; W

“tithes: .. H

hinted Batiste Lawns :at 6c

"M ‘Eerllboeeonl‘riéemc‘fl‘ “

inst Pooled lawns at in;

Enrly Season Prices 12!” and 15c. ' “

Spring Dress Gingham at 10c

Early Sprint; Prices 1355c to 14¢.

Keswmcll Sultnlgs at 12 1-20

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

out nine 19c.

NoveltySiik Sailings at 25c

“Early loo 390. .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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