381‘ A .
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. felon“: 5:35:31.
u. ; tide 6:55 a. m. 7:4_p. m.
$13122 llamas
mo nine-rosy.
ND. 1 F and A. M.
.. in.» napalm sliding, .south
1-str‘eot. Join and. 3d Tuesday or
. monthwdnly and August ox-
Mot-It 8 o'clock. All Master
sauna cordially invited. Hiekson
Dale. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
. iron-peer. NO. as, a. A. M.
. Obie in, MumieBuildinx. South
3 Wild. street, 26 and mi Tuesdays of
M lit/.month—wluly and August ox-
wet sro'eiock..Ali Royal men
s cordially invited. Charles F.
bertM, Wilcox. Soc.
nine esa‘rmst. TELEPHONI
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TION.
In today's issue we pubiich a cannon-
nihntion of interest. deserving of care-
tut matting. from the pen of Dr. Wii~
iihtn ,E. Chancellor, superintendent or
‘ the Smith Norwalli schools. Dr. Chun~
seller has made a study of existing
, methods for the apportionment of town
‘ moneys for school purposes and drums
the conclusion that by virtue of the
system, this district is discriminated
against to the extent of 68,000 a your.
I16 also makes some important aug-
tostlons regarding the more economt
Col maintenance of the other town
schools. -
., A despsteh from Washington says
;M M' in effect that President Taft is die
‘ vxusted with the Senate. That's noth-
ing particularly exciting. The country
it’s shared the same view as reputed
lbs‘the president for a long time.
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Why do men who consider them~
solves eminently respectable like to
boast about what village cutups they
were when they were school boys?
._-,......_, .. .
Even dead men are not escaping to
the Albany bribery investigation it
il doubted, however, that the deceased
gentlemen will put in any defence.
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TAX REFORM iN NEW BRITAIN.
Bridgeport is not the only pluco'lu
the state where the assessors have
succeeded in adding to tlu- nruud lint.
At the last session of tin1 legislature,
New Britain's charter was amondcd so
that the assessors are now appointed
by the mayor, the snow as done in
this city. New Haven. Waterbury and
some other cities, New Britain‘s new
board was thus taken out. or politics.
and enabled to do its work nccordlnn
to iltatntory obligations.
All a. result it added “0.000.000 in
tho [rand lint, making about $37,000,.
000 altogether. 'i‘llia gratifying result
has been brought about by tax cunni-
iution carefully worked out under tho
unuervislon of Mayor fluorite M. Lan-
dorti, ll manufacturer, who has given
New Britain for some time a luminous
litiminlstl‘htion and has succeeded in
eliminating politics luoru thnn any
mayor the city ever had. A» a matter
of fact, he is pointed out an s rmnnriol
able example or a mayor who can
successfully introduce buaiuosn mrlh-
Otis into ii. municipal government.
By this {increased valuation of prop-
titty, New lirituin will. be solo to
, , also the tiltlllt‘ income tut that your
upon a reduction of ilvo mills in tho
I to: ruin. surely a phenomenal result.
Much credit in duo Mayor Modern
’r he has not hcoitaied as n loading
mutton of property and I Just equal.
linden 0! Instruments. ii is pointed
mt tblt it this but! been done by some
M_‘"ltiior mayor” hi» not would have
‘ u hornlded tor and near an on
”Movement in the interests of lilo
mill taxpayers. it in none the loo»
noteworthy when accompllnhcd by a
Mutacturor.---ilridseport lost.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
A New Jersey man has Just found
km in a. Bible which hie grand-
, . , love him thirty-live year; ago.
, . i will not be exclusively spirit-
~iilspirntion that will cause us to
the covers of the holy book..-
tlsysn Palladium.
m‘m
on they inhshitsnts or liars
~Wflili' this n his canal sup
- that victory is sure to be ours once
ililnutseulrer to insist upon it higher ’
“seats that they may smash watch-
. in; the work siren-nu. undrdooided .
not to lot the eurth
”Bartram Cannot.
. 5.»
Congress can rush the 'l‘stt hill but
it csnt’ rush Bill 'l‘ni't.-~New Bedtord
Times.
sat ahead 01 than.
........,. ‘
Time has resumed in Paris. 'l'hstis
all the city “0ch that were driven
by pneumatic power have been started
up assi- utter being stopped since
their plant was knocked out by the
flood at 10:53 a. ill., on January 20.—-
Paterson Call. ” ,
All we can say is lettho Harvard
professor who thinks he can live on
twenty cents a day. go ahead and do
it. No one will stop hint—~Brldgeporl.
Post.
w...
it is as we feared. it is announced
that the new “Chanticler” hat is com-
ing from Paris. it will. of course, be
full of feathers—Norwich Record.
O-———-———~
- THE VITAL BALANCE.
To keep up a nice balance of work
and wear, and to come out a little
ahead each day. is a good religion. No
man has any right to wear himself
out—Dr. Kellogg.
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tumor illhli ~
scuootuorts
The greater part of the fellows feel
more, when, upon Tuesday evening.
our northern friends from Wallingl’ord
invade our territory and seek to
wrest froth us the prestige gained by
a clean record. Having no means at
hand by which the teams may be coin-
pnred. we await. the conning contest
with a little anxiety. lost the visitors
prove too strong for the lllllifl‘ team.
if cheering will assist "our heroes."
they may be sure of defeating their
brothers from up state.
The new typewriters are on the way.
They are to be itcmingtons. Though
but live have been ordered, this may
be ctlilsldert‘ti a good beginning.
We love our flug——-but-—oh you tins
poleh
Thonms lloran expects to be with us
once again on Monday. ills rapid rc-
covcry he owes to his general physl
cal health and to the lightness of his
attack.
As Russell l“. 'I‘homcs was lenvlniz
his home in Rownyton for school you
tordsy morning. he slipped on the icy
porch and fell headlong. There, are
too steep terraces in trout of the
house and down these went the human
catapult. Picking himself up. It was
found that he was none the worse for
his tillllblewlmw‘ a slight cut in one
hand. lie more careful. "Blister," you
may not he illi fortunate another time.
Rehearsal of drill and minstrci
show chorus today at 1 o‘clock. The
names of the two sketches for the
show are "The Darlti‘ Phrcuoiogist"
and “Pickles and 'l‘icklcs,"
Mina Elsie Kelley is ill at her home
in East Net-walk.
Raymond llctts continues to
prove.
Then- will be no school licxl 'l‘ncu-
day. because of Washington's Birth-
day and Mr. Perry has assigned the
choir rehearsal for Monday at 1
o'clock.
'l‘he xirln‘ baskclbull team is to prac-
tlco Monday in the town assembly
hull ulld they have m't'urod us coaches
im-
Gruve (lino.
it‘s only a burn. but. better than a tub.
The club is just about nix months old.
And iwontymight of its members are
hrnvn no.1 hold.
Our uthiotua cannot bobcat,
Ho you one we do not know doicpt;
There in l-‘orflu. who of hnniiotbuil
lathe.
ltulca the club with
main;
Angel liydur. Io monk and lowly,
Wonders if the "vat of the club is holy;
Martinez. the luck when ucratch-whool
«Mint.
in also a member and in the smartest;
”Stow" Muyhcw, the puuiiiut, has the
grit.
llui in still wondering if his aunt won
it.
The rolit of no will be heard of soon.
When We win aomo victories in the
' month of June.
onto nutrition in
on sotmnn
(Continued i'rom Film Page.)
hln might and
to permit anyone to remove the wound
on man, or to sliow a physician to on-
tor the enclosure.
The sheriff says he believed the
man was «lead. Militlamon who rm
moved his body at. l s. m.. says it was
warm. indicating that death had come
but 1 short time before.
The dud:
Alexander Hallie-y. as years old.
dairymsn. mo of former Mayor Thoma
as W. minder. of Cairo; wounded in
Mina it). S. lil‘tmh, Mina Lillian W. .
Smith and Miss 8. ll. Coolidge.
THE ELM GROVE CLUB.
tiiy the (‘lub l’oetl.
'l'hcrc on the. hill stundo the Elm
And New for Genuine Bargains
,lt
wit
ONCE MORE THE ODD PRICE SALE 18 FEATURED AT THE BOSTON STORE, AND THE PRICE THIS TIME IS 29c. THIS PRICE COVERS
ARTICLES OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE WHICH ARE NOW SELLING AT 39c, soc. AND IN A FEW SPECIAL INSTANCES AT 60c. TO-
MORROW—«SATURDAY—JI‘HEY SELL UNIFORMLY AT 29c. WITH THE KNOWLEDGE OF PAST SALES AND VALUES
UPPERMOST IN OUR MINDS WE BEGAN THE PREPARATION FOR THIS GREAT EVENT WEEKS AGO'
And Such Values-«You. Must Come, and Come Early,
Else You Will Miss a Great Opportunity
Embroidery
One big lot of Swiss and Cambric
Flonncings, an assortment of the
latest designs, 6 and 8 inches
wide: regularly 25¢ per yard.
Special Price 2 yards for . . . .. .ogc
Gloves
Women’s 2-Clasp Cashmere Silk
lined Gloves in black and col-
ors; regular price 50c. Special
Price .................... 29c pair
Pocket Books
Ladies' Pocket Books in Seal. Wal-
rus and Morocco; regular price
see. Special Price ............ 39c
Peroxide
xo-oz. bottle of the very best Per-
oxide. sold almost everywhere at
50c per bottle. Special Price 2
for .......................... 29c
Wash Skirts
We have just to dozen of these
Wash Skirts. made of a good
quality Stripe Gingham; actual
value is see. Special Price. . . .394:
500 LawnIWaists, 29c
One lot of 5°C values. in colors and
. plain white, all sizes. Special
Price ........................ 29c
Underskirts
Women's Knit Underskirts. regular
25c Quality. We have about six
or seven dozen; may not hold
put the day: come early. Special
Price 2 for .................. 29c
Women’s Drawers
Made of good quality Muslin. um-
brella style. with hematitched
and tucked ruffle; regular 50c
quality. Special Price ........ 29c
Ladies’ Sweaters
Ladies“ Cont Sweaters. white only.
all sizes; regular 59c value.
While the lot lasts Special Priceagc
. Dress Goods Special 3
50 pieces Wool Dress Goods in“ a variety of styles and colors, full 38 to 40
inches wide: regular 50c and 59c quality.
Special Price, 290 Yard
Save Money on Hosiery
WOMEN'S FAST BLACK LISLE THREAD HOSE. all sizes; the best
25c Stocking made.
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Special Price, 2 Pair for 29s
CHILDREN’S RIBBED STOCKINGS. fast black; regularly lei/2c pair.
Special Price, 4 Pair for 29c
MEN‘S HOSE. black and mixtures; regular my; value
Special Price, 4 Pair for 290
Children’s Dresses
Made of good quality German Plan-
neictte. a variety of patterns.
sizes from s to 5 years: regularly
50c. Special Price ............ 29c
’ 0
Boys Wants
12 dozen Boys’ Waists, made of fast
color Percales. fancy patterns,
light and darlocolorings; regu-
larly 25c. Special Price a for. . .29c
s
Boys’ Sweaters
200 Boys' Grey Sweaters with red
and blue borders. sizes from 24
to 32 inches; regularly 50c. Spe-
cial Price .................... 29c
Crash Toweiing
Extra heavy Linen Crash Towel—
in . regular 8c value. Special
Pr cc 5 yards for ............. 29c
Turbans .
soc Turbans. net covered. Special
Price ..
. .......... . .......... 29c
Apron Ginghams
5000 yards of “Amoskeag” Best
Apron Gingham: re uiarly 9::
per yard. Special rice 41/.
yards for .................... 29c
Huck Towels
Extra large Full Bleached Huck
Towels. regular rel/3c value.
Special Price 4 for ........... 29c
I Table Damask
60-inch Half-Bleached Linen Table
Damask, considered good value
at 45¢ per yard. Special Price
. . . . . ..................... 29c yd.
Madras
Our regular 15c quality White
Madras for waistm s, a variety
of pretty patterns. pcciai Price
gynrdslor ......... .1.......29c
Braid Pins
In Shell or Amber. regular xoc val-
ue. Special Price 4 for . . . . .ngc
Eiaétic ‘ Belts
Silk Elastic Belts. all colors. with
extra good buckles; regular
price 50c. Special Price ...... 29c-
Goid Plate Pins
59c Gold Plate Veil Pin and three
Collar Pins to match. Special
Price ........................ 29c
Ladies’ Neckwear
A 25c Embroidered Collar and a 2 5c
Satin or Silk Bow. Special
Price ........................ 29c
Floor Oil Cloth
Several pieces of 8-4 Floor Oil
Cloth in lengths of 1 to 5 yards:
these are our regular 50c and
fine grades. Special Price. . .29c yd.
Curtains
50 pairs Muslin Curtains with deep
ruffle. all new. clean goods; us~
uai price 50c. Special Price. .29c pr.
Cocoa Mats
16x24, good quality. very close
brush; regularly sold at see.
Special Price ................. 29c
‘ Toilet Articles ‘
15c TOOTH BRUSH and box of
DR. LYONS‘. SANITOL or
SOZODONT TOOTH POW-
DER. Special Price .......... 29c
25c box MENNEN'S TALCUM
POWDER and 1 cake of COL~
GATE’S COLEO SOAP. Spe-
cial Price .................... 29c
39c size DAGGET & RAMSON’S
COLD CREAM. Special Pricc.29c
Kitchen Dept.
FINE CHINA CONDENSED
MILK HOLDERS. handsome
decorations; usually 45c. Spec-
ial Price ..................... 29c
CARLSBAD CHINA SUGAR
AND CREAMER. prettily dec-
orated: usual value 49:. Spec-
ial Price .agc
......... «..ls...
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‘ fter this, he said. that his men hrmi
held him hotly. on check. ,. wounded the others wemnogrocsfi‘his
'i'ho Wounded:
Samuel Weissinmr. former police-
man, woundtld in hand and shoulders:
st lit. Mary's lniirmsry.
John Huntley. brotbordu‘inw of Mrs.
limo . Mslonay. whose nurse was
snatched by ons'oit the negro prison-
ers would” the mob; sliuht wound
Morton ('roehnu. wounded in nnklo:
had stopped to are. what was the iron-
bio.
George it. Walker. The Associated
Press correspondent, wounded in the
leg. 3
slight ot the twelve deputy sperms
whose shots killed; ‘Haillday and
fact was not definitely known to the
crowd which stormed the courthouse.
but it was anspetced and the suppose
lion helped to arouse the racial teal-
lng that spurred on the crowd.
The deadly volley which the sheriff's
men Mtired item the windows at the
sheriff's and circuit: clerk's emails. on
v
the first floor or the court house, was
tired in answer to scattering shots
from the crowd. and after the depu-
ties. in obedience to the sheriffs or-
der, had tired one volley in the air.
One of the bullets tired from the
crowd mused the shoritl‘s right hand.
causing s blister. but not breaking the
shin. Others tell near him. It was
directly into the crowd.
The moh fell back to tam saloonu
adjoining the court house and jail and
remained there until the saloons were
closed, shortly after 8 s. in. on an or-
der of Mayor Parsons. caused by n
mos-ego from the governor at Sprint'-
fleid. , . *
Norwalk Chronicler