(Continued from First Peso-l
The meeting wis m‘eiliedc to [order 1 .
? tly utter ti o‘ ’30
- 1. Eleanor ,
the sell or til! ‘ i
“‘ W3? ”Well.“
chairmen.
ports or the committees were then
proceedbd to the report at the com-
mittee being ms by Oliver 8 hell
son, which was in part its tolloivI:
_ The conrmittee' expressed Harrow
for the death at our former principal.
W. E. Goodhue, who passed trite the
“fuller life" on Febrnsry I last. An
successor we heve Prat. William ll ‘
Perm “Talented not ability. who.
whim mltinte the high standing the
district like Attained in the put. We ‘
have new More this pelt yeer,
Miss.» Keith. who uncorrected Mlesl
Jen tin Ended and flower ,
Smith. wimmsmed cheeses)! Grade}.
The Iobt vi the dielrl t h I been
,1», m in snoop. 310.0 w-hlch
is t four per cent. and 31,000 at live
lubricant. it seems best to your culti-I
mlttee do memo-and the mm flu.
thricemtll to: to me mythic. Atari to.
1930.10 turther reduce the indebted.
ness rend mroyide a sum wintry out
the. committee's pious of further in-
provide the school quarterly, Ind melt- .
in. «spurs Which are constantly
needed .
r gab“? live gamutinsué‘shersj ior
u r In ety to i run our ani
all“ “NEW“ on too, so. Grace. utter e service or nix ~
”31K" planned on e11 t cult? eighteen were hes resigned.
' “t "m west to consume 9’I‘hdldnetrciel re 1ort-o'l your commit-
~ ”m" 5“ "m me to our the earltseewos is as fol
has my 21 and will go 10ml Y
“I" City to visit some Allowance from Town of Nor
"u ”a “"9“ ”m l“ ..................... 37.82000
h. ’i‘eeclter‘a, so 625, and mum,
650
q
, tops the itching with
_ wounds to heel inn
fichronic cases in
1“in doubt“.
I. acne.
.. results
’
flee chunk... Imition
"other SW! of. interest.
« db Keith. onpyieti tgfi
.W
flew“). Mid W9 m I ..................... 7.1{15100
‘ ivieit Lon Anselm! Delivei Paid on loan account ....... 0,4001%
‘ e City. the Yellow mm $331131 interest ............ 123 86
555%; 357%,”??ng Goal $271.60 “nod :10; wut- , 1
“m- "me 'hl! v rent $130 .............. 41.1.80
“1" West“ ,‘Cuy nine Supplies ................... .5036
I l “a“: oi the lncflien'tals ................. Hi.“
Enumeration ............... 17.23
Collector of school tax ....... 101.98
He added further that it was with
deep regret that the resignstlon oi
. the yenlior, Mr. Grace, had been re-
ceived. as thnt individual had per-
Yormcd the duties at his allies moat
hithtully. The report 1111 read was ac-
cepted. ‘
The report of Treasurer Frederick
L. Buckley was .next road, which was
Mr was», Lines st
WM its tollows‘:
We.
the case or linen Hill mm
min and wife was resch-
lit the superior court he-
Receipts.
llnlsnce last report ........ 8 3.763.84'
. . ,. From town orders ......... 7,725.35
' , “gt “gegopggnctgosttgegr F'rpm districts shore of tsx
1. mosav'State ttorney on cotsroratlona ......... 8424
r the plaintiff, and Judge From Tax Collector (‘hnrlca ”
tenths-defense, "m it ‘ A. Iiiin‘ ........... ‘. ..... 2.16.49
at shouwzbo mutually lrom Tax Collector hreder- ,
mm“ an n u so . loll W. «Emmi ..... ....... 922.98 ‘
.l‘rom other sources . .v ...... 31.80
Fluid rebate of interest ..... 12.38
rtlmemuteetdidu- _ ‘ ' '5'“-
mum mi muse l ‘ “WM“
h ’ “ " Blhummcnts.
Paid out on orders issued by
district committee .. $11,097.56
‘- Bnlttpcél on_ haxkni and on de-
posit than ..., ........ 1.59M:
. ’; 312,797.03
. a report was accepted.
hgi'he,» election of (wipers was the next
order. resulting as follows:
qdmbniim‘uriti‘shl
unaidihouoyi,
Anold
ttttt
The next nomination was that of a
collector, Thomas 4., Skelly wetaunx
, thht. he knew of a man w Very -.
atom. and who won dw form
the flutes at that office most In thl'nlly.
‘ “he acted, and, decor ugly“ omimted
A are {yuan Insulin”la _ tenuous
' ”(Git
mmrick Smith mania
d rpi: lrsilot be an éniornill one. ‘ '
:rp‘wd lily nde JdnHanin c.
3 fl muggcslingcne Carter ml. s‘pil
oiled eiiers. with the result that a‘
. of 1 votes were cast. resulting:
. ,di‘ew math. 24; Frederick w.
31mm; 9: 3min. Wurlitzer”: Freda
.Wflym 16 and one mm '
. ‘M sen! Smith sud Bysbeerwlthdrewl.
A it blames however after which a
. l vote was taken. reuniting wlth'l
I_W . Media! 31. vothgpt which Mr.
him! 43, Mr. Worden 26 and Mm *
l! 33;.» 1. A? motion was . mode.
funicular
ween. Rheumatism-z
Kidney sud Female Die
. ,‘Wt‘htteniddb‘; steel
~ 1 l‘hitelflhing. mgm
5. giving hisspssc a
of" help you.
up be stalls. ‘ ..
ins: also that there ought {o l»
_ 5‘ tes‘ditbl“: m u "
kgrisly mime 11 motion to tile
1; 11 1
3&9“ rig, palate rid.
hf’oommi t oulihtm -
width respect 28h til Is “hi? 1
M accordingly Menusb fiSRelly'
none soreeeed their-b
doth-e their. Aruoill‘.‘
fifther business. the1
an' invitation to
' - cliche bends? ‘
é"!
,. {do our
world nod to fell can‘t
end disspbered II test all
,v.1.....:... 1._ 1,; ~. A ,
kl." urea of knit
ip‘ nil
boat in the .
Lilli When
, 1:.11‘11
- .. falls ’1
2‘3".“ ‘V e‘lu‘réri
4111...,
~54
.‘ummihepopdhpbeoie‘lhrhatbee
“ " retell-u $1.wa on
cttbhirMceeIhceusidllsoi. 'l‘h mecca isthsmesswsdsllew
y, iery t3 ~GE'l'l‘INGTl-IE WWW
'RWAT'I‘HEPRICEANDTHENI OV-
WK :0 Wm toths Germsnms’kess mlb Wiles
like it—vths best in esch grade is irked out WW or
Every one oi the following is given Iddsd was y in“;
soles; heels or toes THAT ARE REINFORCED ABOVE THE
UBUAL SPECIFICATIQNS.1m¢r tops oi extra sttsnph, .pflaed
sslvsge It the heck sum. and IlrnllIr improvements. All Summer
"’1" Lisle 'l’hresd .
BlIck or no, gsuss weight; met tops. spliced heels. double Islm Ind
sstrs doable tees. '
Bloch, Summer weight; high spliced hseII, double soles end can We...
Cotton
Black, mi. weight gsrtcr we hiri one lac-b; MI. ”d3 ,1“
can double toes.
Bisclr or ten, “WW “tdhsels, end with mm»...
Bisck, medium «1.1.2. list: “send lode; ”lugging”,
Isle door, Old Building.
Pretty Per-1e LUinhlerntneliue
lnexporssively Priced
They us low-priced because iws order directly end in lane nom-
bsrs sod the garments come mulch! born the designers to Wear
maker’ 3. .. e ,
but French lingerie lie otlud- merits.
To make sure that q'uslitlss‘ are good Ind pew new and
dainty. we select our own metodsls end designs. The bend cur
brolderiss are strong as well II pl‘ctiy Ind etInd tubbing Idmlrsbly.
For Summer wear, It home or in cling‘. there' 5 nothing better than
Pull Undermusiins. Have you 9 er tried them?
french Chemises of neinsoob, $1. 50.
limit ”1th of remit. a.
French Dunn of percsle, $1. 23.
- rm Fleur, on was...
11"“cbebsbli Towels
. 1. . Breed-New from
A line cornpmy oi the sturdy Blenhed new Towels hes
just reached cs item the old country. Aword to the wise house-
keeper 1: sulficlcnt, w ‘-th Summer comiort ranking exits demsnds on
the towel Iiipply Puss lies, every one of them.
At II 10 I dozen—GM ‘qnslity. hastens Ilse; red mddhhits m, .
17 x 33 in.
N m I Jason—Reedy handled, of hery bucksheob, 18 l 36 is.
At. suc- duel—Big, splendid nbsorbent Huck-beck 'rms, 19: 19h.
At 02.10 I doses—Corded edge, Ill-white hemmed Hacksbech Towels,
21 x 40 in;
At 03.00 I dosed—Exits lugs liucltshsck Towels 22 I 40 lo. Edmond.
mmmhw-m w. I.» if
At ”I00 I dbco~Aliibhite hbmmdd liuclrsbsck Towels.” s A]. in.
‘ First Floor. Old Dublin.
The Word: of the Shoemakind Wizards
has produced some wonderiuily sppssling results in this wile‘tdschlng
collection oi
Women' s Low-Chi §ummer Shoes
. Grace. bcsuty. comfort. service, In Ippsrent either It first
sluice or by the test of wear. The prosaic leather is modeled into
msny I smiling—and tor all their elegance Ind quality. theta
shoes are not eipensive: 4,
At so. there’s a goodly new, lg at Binchsr. Ostqnis. Ribbon in"
end my its potent issthcr, tsli sud blsck colt, kid Ind cnvenetted
cloth. '7
" At 18:90. 00. 00 end 87. are other: showlng their Iddltionsl veins
in the the}?! lather,t grater deuil, Ind finer finish.
Gidflfigfid‘dfium Shoes Pd." will more variety It itI beet,
mdcompisteduemguuuw l Hdniioov, OldBIilding.
uiwthirik . .H. > ‘
New.
. t 3...
um“. I who: qusiity @281?!me
mm“ puts thereon thelront not isrteusiomhis Summer
duress-lulu rm
1 ”“11““ .M
terrier-u 7n “runny or" “I
11191:th ‘ ‘ emporium ut
., freckles
‘._
i»
, filter to
in“ tile
' fled no fer silks
, jewelry reaching this side beiore the
1 baskets into gins cans and putting on
. mitceo on finance
‘ 51?
-.~ -: Wicrt.
llll
‘tllh‘tbie sir! vests to asks
MW she Will have her
but My Iosut Ind wear a large
the seems our the collar at your
wsiItI sorflch “the neck and feel
Mmiortsfls, 31 is bebueelthe elect!
to row on I..~' Wilculet‘ly.
home be rres'ch ! - ' ‘
1! when taking the meet oi the lobe-
ter out o! the lit!” 2.: will wort anon
spelled coughs. it is nmry simple
tho‘ new without
tnhuc as soiilns the tsbie on which
it lies lain.
' '1‘.er which is a series or tucks
glfllflflffie’fdi tremwh ldcrto
dlhmlh if one of the
”I 00 We" “AMI tor wash filli-
Ll you don‘t care for it near! entirely
oi stitch or merchant. get I beautiful
pi e of chiffon, perhaps a regular
chi on scarf. Ind trim it with more.
bout. This edge gives a substantial
look without detracting from its shim-
mering, summery look.
There seems to be I marked vogue
Until the'
wrinkled illsvs s cleanly loot.
which is ‘ret er attractive with the
sheer gowns and those of expensive
materials. And it one gets a good
ouelity or leather. the tops wear as
well as the soles.
Entire gowns are now being made oi
the} cool and sheer but practical
moi-quinine which met Inpesred II
waists. lrish loco is the prettiest
'poeulble trimming tor it. but Ginny
not! the other laces are used.
There is talk «boot. the fed for silver
become crossed, and
modems is over. it is at its height in
Puts. so we are told. .
It is said that so simple a lotion on
route water and horas will “remove
The almdow- striped mohalra are 11d
suitable for traveling wear.
‘ Keep the food is your ice box Joe.
is cold II you on, but don't put it
next the ice. it is better to keep tilt
lee compsrtmeutgust as (oil 0! ice
Is possible and the food in the apecin.
piece rustic tor it Any mukmM1
will tell you not to put your meats
directly on the ice ,
Arbousewile who was posslod to.
ho w how she could put fruit in the
re iabrstor end not have it scent the
butter and milk ‘by the slice! it»
caught the idea oi emptyint out the
thiL'tops
(fr would: can fllrdlll‘lr miss the
corner assmpoo w rug 3
"Dress.,.1£klpg at Home.“ Tahoe'i :32
sun hat, cut out the crown, bind the
edges. and sew on ohm. After your
IhImpoo draw the hair up] through
the crowuless brim which should be
ism enohgb to pull down. well on the
head. The shelter from the sun‘ 14 ray;
worded by this hastily while bonnet
will enable to pass the time away
reading or sewing while your hair is
dr
ling. woolen his m excuse for going
about her home in the morning dress-
ed carelessly or unbecominzly with
frocks of colored linens and other mn-
oi‘ the materials alone. Nearly all the
shop; htt’t'le some special onepiece
truck prétty enough to wear on the
4m “log” morning which they are
less than you could set
thém made.
The aloe elm coat cnn he made at
labile—lace, net or any other that is
pretty.
W'-
iNCOME TA_X BILL SENT IN.
Booster BM weuid Amend consti-
tirtid’n to Permit it.
wnarmvo'roh, Juno pry. m1
without apportionment’ among the cow
Vet-ll autos according to populotion,"
i the subject or In smendmeneto the
ustitution proposed in s reeoin
submitted to the senate today by
at r Brown. The resolution provides
submission of the question to the
legicisturee oi the several states tor
_' their epproyei, as cancelled 13' the 1‘ .
premium. it was mama to the cell!
868nm Mahatma! lithium
inflected that ii the retemce to die
\ r‘ect taxes was stricken out it. would .
compusn the obiect doubt. end at .
e some time would permit the layer 1
is: of other taxes on the some line, in
it? hilt purpose was to
to tiled—EL; #0
hsve‘hedn mniew‘ii
‘ no 11‘
mt auge‘lltezgets g
I
. l
millet—
$51.11.: Ave.
. e e
acetic o Krsufigdliil
(noon: ‘Pe.’ '~ ....
musically 'I‘AF m . stir Holt
1 = ,
ORWICH June
.i'or patent leather pumps this summer.“
9
such an uniilnlted‘l su pply of princess
trrlnls all ready to put on and wear
tbst can he bought almost io'r the price
the gowd mntefial or of contracting ‘
_ "congress she'll have the'mwer no My 4
" and collect direct taxes upon incomes
st ed 01 condnin it to men niche
g: 191., mil the :.
geostive. ‘
“Widest unbury, occurred yesterdwynderninl
meat of the city of Norwich on July
3 and 6 on the scion or the eel.
j uretlon o! the 2 th snnlyereer
the iound did: or the town. has
glad“ it distiller of til i
ion and a letter short
not 0B0 beento
The fllfl'ard Diver's-my
chum ‘OAbty'. 1- "is
too monogram
Wlllism H. 'liett. who is to be. the: '
soot!)
Wynn Advertisements.
The D M’“"Read Co.
Forty Designs Ill Figured and
l lli‘
floor is certainly very tempting.
so snowy white and summery looking.
The Swieses occupy an impmtan
M-
Summer White
at 25 dis a yard
FRIDAY, Mill ”710.1909 '
l
| Bridgeport Advertisements. ‘
large ccntml section of \\ l‘llli: Goods on the lower
Everything is so dainty,
tplacc this months and
grade to
we were so fortunate as to obtain a specially finc
sell at 25c.
French Lawns. llitlla Linens {inc shccr lintlstcs, the
beautiful Silk Mousselincs, and
ed, are favorites;
Mulls both plain and plaid-
Lowcr iloor. foot of Center Staiiway.
Silk and Condo Fabrics
fer Scarls and Wind Veils
The beautiful. Flowered Mousselines are being largely
adopted
for Motor Veils.
llV c borders. ,
Plain shades 111 a wcavc known as "Call of the Wild
It 29 and 45c.
V’cr) attracthe for Motoring V cils
able
Extra Length Hosiery for Men
\inm of them haw vcn ci‘icc-
and all quite wash-
At the Cotton Goods Suction lower iloor
Tithe-quarter Hose, placed on the market by a promi-
nent importer of Hosiery
the knee length drawers.
longer then the ordinary sock and come we
in the leg. to be held secure
colors shown, black, tan and gray.
Gartlcts are 25¢ a pair.
ly by a round gzirtlct.
designed especially to Wear with
'lhcsc stockings are six inches
ll m or the bend
"llircc
25c and sec.
‘ I I s
69c for a Seersucker Pett1coat, good quahty, neat and
practical for summer wear. ,
Flounce Irons. A long slender iron \‘Vllll a slim point
that will be convenient for doing 11p ruffled things or any
fancy work
\
25c.
The Tea Room is a pleasant lilfltC to lunch on warm
days.
and homemade cake.
____._.———————
Iced tea or coffee, fresh salads to order, strawberries
Saturday 16 the last day for llaVlllg 5111 cr Bclt Brooches
engraved free of charge.
WE lNViTE ESPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR LARGE VARIETY OF
AT.
eoIIl .W
Ladies Hose
I‘Ithlj‘QDI fell
Blocks~0auae lists. Mum and heavy weight.
Tens-Ail ehsdew. light and medium weight.
High colors—Bide. Pink, Heliotrope, Greens and Navy.
Fine Medium and Heavy
Ribbonsl
Children s Hose
1;.1
.11, _.
JAM DOU‘HIRW MAD.
guessed wIs Former nodal 15.15. ‘
. cor. and Well Known.
M
or an illness of severe! weeks. The
H in»
newt,
. .wiiductor all the New “0“,!“ ‘
Nui- sisters also scram the 8%
Hahn“, Mary and limit: Dousk -
‘ 1 st Dsnhnry. and Mrs. John O'Brien, Ii-
rlxlléll“ it will 116 ion” cum-y
M morning new" the house It 0”: to. Inc North min Ind listen strait
The
Peabody
........................ 25¢ per pair
................ .'. . It the. 2 pairs for 250
"CADET" HOSE, tor Boys, Girls and Ladies .................
Ribbons l
‘ ' “ddk‘b'r'sclfi'fi: """" '
W
’ We; $141! tees
no dlln 1‘
mus u. WWWO tote. ,Uiustnut .
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