if you w. c ltlvstad a taste for
good pure, Csnd. ;.
OUR HOME MADE IWEITG
will certainly tickle your palate.
ways fresh and} enticing.
F. ALANE
Tel. 409. at Washington Bi.
lilfli NEWS
EVENING OENTINEL TELEPHONE
CALLS
fizz—News Department
Dz-a—Businus Department
44-2-—Brsnoh Office. Norwslk
890 ~Edltor’s Residence
129.5..cny Editor's Residence
WEATHER councils?
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night. Sunday fair and warmer. Dur-
ing the last 24 hours light. scattered
showers have occurred along the At"
lantlc coast from North Carolina to
Maine and between the. Mississippi
river and the Rocky mountains. Pleas-
ant weather prevalledvthis morning
in all sections east of the Mlsaissippl
river, The temperature continucn low
in all the northern sections. lv‘rost
was reported from \i‘llliston. N. ii.
The temperature is very high In Tune.
Conditions favor for tilts vicinity fair
weather and continued cool tonight,
followed by warmer tomorrow.
AI-
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'i‘cmpcraturc: how, Bil; high, till.
(llondy.
Taylor and Golden write a most at»
iinctlve mniine policy covering laulicii
as against almost ever ry known pcill.
See adv.
John (lockoi'ham was a (visitor in
Nor-walk yesterday. He I‘iilllt' to at-
tcnd the ladics‘ night at tho Nutmeg
Club and returned to Now York this
morning.
Harold Van blew was in Norwalk
last. evening and attended the ladies
night at the Nutmcg Club. llc return-
cd to his duties in New York this
morning. ‘
Work In wall along on tho cottniie
at t'lrcuory's Point for iIlt' iiissvs
Murphy. 'i‘lic house is at wood.
containing scvcn rooms. F. ii (iron-
ory is the htilldcr.
There was a l't‘llt‘lll‘Sill of the Past
Saclicni's (ii'gl‘t‘t‘ train of (‘ockt-iioc
'l‘rihi-_ last evening. Many of thi- incin-
horn of the team wcrc present and a
very succcssful drill was hold.
A special service will ho llt'iII in
Trinity Episcopal (‘Iiurcii tomorrow at-
tcruoon at 3:30 o'clticlt, Will'll tilt"
cliiltlrcn arc requested to hrinii llowi-i‘s
to luv sent to ii hospital In Now York
in Norwnik. lnstgwci-h. tliivrc wort-
iliirtccii silica or properly. and tnort
italics of $:l7.l.'lu. For the last wm-k
Iii May, liliill. ilierc Wi'l'i‘, twciityliinc
suit-s of property. and mortgages of
“0.073.
Tiicrc will hi- dancing at the (‘oiintry
(‘lnh tonight. Spcitiul's orchestra will
furnish the music. Thi‘ tennis courts
are rapidly nearing completion and it
wcatlicr pi-riniln will he in condition
to mic Monday afternoon.
’i‘hcrc was a stated conclsvu hold
last owning at the Masonic 'l‘cinpli- in
Wall sii'ci-l by t‘liiiioii t‘onnuandcry.
No. .‘l, iininhta 'I‘cmplar. 'l‘lic iliiia-
li'lolln oi’tli'i- of llw Ilcti t‘i’osu was con,
{vi-rod upon scvcrul chndidutvs.
Sin. Marlon motors,
to install. complete
line. iii; to till) it. p.
boiil pliico.
’3 h it. l'i‘iil'“
hi i: Vii. lit" thtll‘
St. John‘s. tilt-ani-
Iltivcruor weeks has appointed in.
i". Winthrop l'ylc, u conimlsslmu-r to
i-lttiiiiiiii' into and l‘itplll‘l on tho lill‘ll
lnl condition of Sicphcn l-lyptui. u prls
oiicr conduct! in the Fairllcld county
Jail and lit-licvcti to Iii: llli‘i'IIiiiI‘.
t‘ontruclor lt‘. J. Smith has work
chI ulonii on the new house which
III! is building at Wilton for Frank
t'nrpcntur. of that plscc. ’l‘lic titanic
in of wood. containing seven rooms.
A frame barn Is also bclnir built.
“ At a spot-lid niccliuii of the Phoenix
1' til-lino t‘onipnm held last evening it
was found that. fully two tickets fol
ilw excursion tomorrow had liven sold
The ropcvts of the cominittccs on the
exclusion wore board and all were
very favmvablc. All that hi wanted is
a day illu- today with it higher temper-
attire.
Miss Helen llcvins has returned to
her home in William street after it
several days‘ trip to Washington. I).
0.. and (lid Point Comfort. Virginia.
and to other places of interest in the
southland. The trip was taken for the
young lady's health and she was or-
compsnled by Miss it: inckwood of
New York city. She is much imlll‘tWi‘iI
and reports hiivinii had a nun time
“‘“I
rim.
mxnn CHOCOLATES
. SATURDAY
to
write s inset attractive
MARINE POLICY
flavoring
Launches
against an impetus 'of the near“
stranding. sinking, collision and fire
TAYLOR a GOLDEN
74 WNBHINOTONJTRIET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CONN.
TILIPHONI’ . 10H
V‘INOL
THI MODIRN
Tonic Reconditudlor
IOLD ONLY IV
F. H. BAXTER
" ANDsnsows
Launch Works
plBaku Frames set; an and ready to
an
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
OystchhehPothorwnlk
A. J. Hand & Company
ElEllllililil illillillill ilili
. IilllliiiilIIlIlS
JOBBING AND REPAIRING
Hoyt's Theatre Building. Booth Non
wslk. Conn. Phone 428
Norwalk vacuum Cleaning
Whgon
willvcloan your house in the best we
sible method. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Reasonable rates. Phone 471'.
or send postal and get estimate.
CHAS. H. DOWNES
9 Courtlsndt Plscs South Norwslk
ROBERT R. MONROE
House Mover and
General Contrat‘lor
Work Promptly Attended To
P. 0. BOX 733 SOUTH NORWALK
Eye
® Strain
is not a (Human, but In dlit‘ to tie-
i‘ccls In tho eye structure We hate
a Physician, who in ii Sklilcd ivlyc
Sin-cialist. to cxaniinc your cyi-s.
No chargi- tor multimillion
THAMER
Optician
sunrono . .
CONN.
osonds' o. kasv snvsnrmus
THE SEALSHIPT DELEGATION.
Lust cycnliig the sales iorcv oi the
Sonisiiipt iiystvr System, inc.
most royally i‘ilil‘l‘iiillli’ti at a llliii'illi'l
xli‘t'll lI_\ iii'tli‘go ll. Mt'ltilt; HI‘l‘Il'Inli'
anti ti'ctisui'cr of The Sit-wile tiystii
(lit, ol' ltowniioii. assisti-il l... i‘iipi
i-Iditur l.. Railuonil, ol ilu- .‘Iii‘u‘lh on.
for III‘I‘I. also tlii- manancr of Illi‘ t'tllil'
puny. Mr. Slcliiiniit,
l’i'oinptly iii 7 the bliIi‘ttIlli'Il with
liltllr hosts repaired to U‘Hulllvnn’s fa-
.iiolin shoi'c illilllt'l' rcsoi‘l find success
fully routed all that was pill lit-tori:
tiicin. Touch. and will) EIM‘PI‘IH’H new
in ordi-r during the crcning. ilic upcnk
crs living introdiici-il hy ’l'ouhtmnuii-i
"ilill" Sowtlcrs, ot‘ t‘iuwiului The
gathering liroko up in the two small
hours. after toting Mr. .‘lt‘Ktiy and his
lisntit'iiiics piliii'i-s of pond follows
'l‘lioin- ill‘t'm'lll werc' tlcoi'itv ll Mc-
Kay. of The Sit-icon (litilftl‘ t‘o., t‘apl
l-ldiiar I. ltayinond and William Sicili-
harl. both oi inc same company. \t',
i., lscruiunn. Kuiioslin~ Win; .1, ll. Ln-
li‘ati-iy or l‘cilnr llapiiin. lti.; Hurry A.
ttrulib, ‘itiit'll iiiiinuiiivr oi the Hciilhhipi
ilynii-i Hisicin; Noll Iliilllilli‘ll. 'I‘nco-
inn, “unit; I'li‘lii HIIWI’IIR, Mtlilll‘l‘ll
Qiltn.’ it Ii. IIcl‘ttlioitt'. Ni'w York; 'I'.
Mosley. 'l‘oi'ontn, (lot, it. I“. Lyon.
Kansas t'it)_ .\lo,, .lohli lv‘ai'i'oli, t‘lovuv
land. 0.. I. iiuihi-rt, t-ltuitli NOI‘WIIIR;
Harry A. l':ll|li'l‘_ intilutni-r l'liihbiirit
invuoivh; \i‘llliiim Howilivis t‘Ii-ii-lnud,
ll; l“illliii ltohuriii, Houih Norwiilii;
John A limit. l.iiih~ I-‘niia, Minn. anti
4‘. .l lv‘tlrli, iillillliitl‘l of St. Louis
branch '
A'l‘i I‘
will luv iii-til. who tomorrow will till'
to} n Mill on “to Supervisor. «II The
Northpui-i tlysim- Po, and on Monday
illi' conviullon oi the Hoalshipl Rlllllv
pt'l‘ii will III' linitl.
i‘ocltonoc 'l‘rihc, No. 33. Ilrdcr of
Red Men. of Norwnik. held a regular
camp tiru Illni. c-vuhiiui at its Wigwam
in the flagella building in Wall street.
if you want to buy an nulmuohlin
and have imiiiudiativ dclivory of the
same road liniiforti and Brooks adv.
“Ml“- w m M...“ - . ___._...
BASEBALL GOODS
ROLLER SKATES. 500 up
sud
FISHING SUPPLIES
at all kinds
At COLEMAN’S
usws “Off!
to North Main It. booth Nov-walk
Stimuli-Powell Corporation
L. Di WMHINOTON I'I'RIIT
Anni‘m A. ll. IMRIIIWU
Insults" and Opening MI
Today it convention of the Jollhci'n
nothing.
Pay enough to insure your getting a good Summer
Suit; and that’ ll be about the
gray or blue serge suits, $10 to $30.
For no matter what you pay us, we ’11 give you the
‘ will ‘ ”fl will
”any C”1oiaes""iiig' a?!
The man who expects something for nothing-gets
price of any of our fancy
most for your money—the most in style.’ in line tailoring,
in fit. and in service. .
What we do for you we ‘11 gladly do for your boy; our
boys’ Summer Suits and Wash Suits are fine values.
Straw Hats for yen and your boy.
Two STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St.. Norwaik.
shell. dept ads on the feed you use
hislthy fowls and future steady
Ask For "llnnnlc"
Home. 0 round Feeds.
' START voua cmcxs Riot-iv,
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out of the
South Norwalk
14 South Main St.
"lionnic' Chitk iced. horns pr.
pared and fresh each day, is the kind you «an ilcpund on to make tinc-
layers. Every grain in "Bonnie
('hlck Feed is sweet and sound. and is solid nutrition. "Ronnie" Chick
lv‘ccd containn the choicest imported Millets, tine crackcd charcoal
and thoroughly iirlcd and solution grains. such as out meal, cracked
wlicat, cracked mum and fine old cracked corn.
Iiahlc. spcclitiiy prepared, clean. wholuaonm food. fresh made each day.
I‘tlIIiitr than fccd from the Wool. necessarly stalel
chance when ~vou pay as much if not more?
Quality First. Last and All the Titan.
Why not use a rc-
“'th take the
MANUEL TOIO NATO“.
"For the Land Saks” use Bowksr's
Fertilizers for stn. fist-don and
Flcld. l
JACKSON’S STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS AND
LARGE PORTRAITS
The cash... Studio
PICTURE FRAMING Ind HAND CARVED FRAMES.
Jackson’s Studio .
Opposite Hoist
58 Wall St.
NORWALK. CONN.
A. .04....“
For the Best spring Tonic
Try Fresh Fish.
LOOK AT MY PRICES.
10c
FLAT FISH ................... IBUTTERFISH' .................. 100
WEAK FISH ................. ,llOc PORGIEO (not Ground). ..4 it... 25c
SEA BASS ..................... 12¢I HALIBUT ..... .................. 15c
BUCK SHAD ................... 150 MACKEREL ..................... 16c
lli.i’IC IRISH. IGAS'I'EIIN SALMON. STEAK i‘tlil, Ema“. ROE i'IIIAII.
LAST (IF THE SEASON.
Ileilti ANII Iltli' Nil (‘ LAMS. I l'i‘ll iv?
LAIIIII'I I-itll-"I‘
LUIIS'I‘ENS.
i‘Il.\ IIS.
NI” i‘ KS.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE an.
N A Ti V IS
FREE DELIVERY.
J’ r [I /§‘” my
mu ‘
DON'T ERIK BHILTIR under tho excuse that you do not
have antistatiuiy Pliutosiaphs of ionisulf until you have tried those
The North Studio '
from the
NO. 7| WASHINGTON IT.
DOUTI‘I NORWALK.
notiissmtiiooro
DEFINED lain Pill to
stain n museum
tcuniinaed trom'irlm Prise.)
Msdrls.
”The American decision also destroys
the effectiveness of the government
smother Venus. which is lying off mus:
fields. but Ill rendered impotent to std
President Msdrls iii subduing the re-
helliciis territory on the Atlantic coast
It is believed here that (lcnersi Mons
has by this time surrounded and can
lured tlhcvsrrls's army.
SAN JUAN D101. BUR. Nlcsrs II.
.liins t.v-~Willisin l’. Dittlism. the
h
’v
ericiiii who laid tho minus at llltiisllslds
for tiuv insurgents was captured hy
the governmnni troops and will he
tried by court-martini.
This has made known today follow-
Inn the receipt by the sincmmcnt 0‘
the tictlilin of the capture of liiiietisids
in the forces of President Mantis.
'l‘hc troops passed to the assault.
over five thirties. only one of which
was exploded. Pitthuin was wounded
and captured, it is said. as its was en-
ignited to operating the mechanism
through which the hidden engines of
destruction wars released. Pitthsin
hails from Boston. ,
Special June sale of waists
M
liliill iliiii ili’ Illiliil
llii lIlJIlliiIlili Iii
- Costs More to Go to lien York
“Wham-.. "m- v.~....m .m-“ -~-. .
and Other Places Now
Titan Formerly
inutailon rates on. the New Haven
same time advances will be made in
trip tickets. included In which is a
boost of live cents in the fare between
this city and New York and like ad-
vances in the titre from many other
Connecticut points to the big city.
’l'rl tlckclu on the Air line and Hart»
for division so called cost from live
to ten cents more. today than they did
yesterday. so travelers should he pre~
pared to dig. And don‘t blame the
ticket agents.
According lo railroad authority the
talk of a federal injunction to prevent
the company from enforcing the new
raios had not developed up to noon
and the road was going right along
with its plans. The commuters threat-
cued to secure an order from a federal
court prohibiting the road from put-
ting the new rates in force but no no-
tire of such action has been served on
the road.
in the stress of the‘liight over the
commutation rates the fact has been
lost sight of that the commuters were
fiol Hit" only ones to he hit by the
change in the passcnser tariffs. ici'cry
pausenucr huyinit a trip ticket between
here and New York will be made to
aim up till cunts hurt-litter, instead of
lift. 'l'licru are no Increase in lure
points to this side of New York. That
is to any. the turn from here to Bridge-
port, Stamford. Now llnrcli and other
points within the state will rcinuin the
snow. but IIH' ivcnts will lll‘ lilt‘livd on
for tickets to New York from llrldgcv
port, Il‘tllll Stamford. from South Nor-
wulk and other points in (toniiiwilcul.
tin tiw Air line the rhino from this
cit)v amounts in tire coins on nearly all
Ilt‘kcln l't‘iuil'dlt'tifl of the distance tray»
till-d The life from how to iii-lliillnn
iii vill' intro a ton tl’lll jump. this in»
nu: iiu liligt'hf of Hip lot It now
i‘tihth Si L'o to no to \\'llltinuiilic. whore
until imlay it cost Si III. The tariff
cmcttui: tiuv Air line tuition tinv ralc
tiw til ion n his viiitii illlilIlRII to l‘roy-
lili Iii c. .
The lialtloid iiiiision WSW“ he»
inuvn this iii) and Spituuli i comes
In for it jump of live cunts. t’l‘hc fare
to Springfield is to on it it" instead of
”.33 However. it will not cost more
to ride from III‘I‘" to Mcrhlvn or ”art
lord as the torch in point \i'illilil the
stain on the ilurti‘oid lioc remain the
Rillllt'
Whiti- IIli‘ new rates as appllcd to
t‘onuiuviuvui imuaini- ctiuciixi» today.
the commutation rates in New York
will not no into forte until July 1. lic-
Inn livid up it month by ordcr of Ihtv
puliiir sci‘iicc commission of that statc
HATTERS' SICK BENEFIT SOCIETY
dent of Omnizati‘On.
lintii-re‘ Sit k Ht‘llt’lll Society was iii-Iii
last orcninn whtvn choicc
of the foilowinit'
I’l't‘liltli‘lli Stephen Selby
\llt‘t'vi'l‘t'filllt‘lll- John Murray.
Suva-tart l, .l. Iinllluil.
Financial SPf‘I‘I‘IIll‘)“"‘.IORI‘|lIl Walsh.
'l‘rcnsuroi v-ltolu-rt Pearson.
Auditing ionimiitcc John W. Smith
and John Murray.
The annual reports will he [lI‘PM‘IiII‘lI
at tho n-vxi iiiivi-tlnn.
“he..- N...
BHERRON—AIKEN.
(iotirgc A. Slicl‘roii.
who is i-onsulitun engineer of the larg-
uirivcd at his home. and next Monday
inoriiiiin. In St. Paul's i‘tnircli.
walk. will he wedded to lilies lllnnche
itockcfclii-r Aiken, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs ticorgcb ‘. Aiken of Not-walk
Refrigerators of all nixed and at all
nil-wit siw Auactluos adv.
The much talked of increase. in uom- .
road took effect ,today, and at the'
Stephen Selby Again Elected Presl-
'i'liu annual «vict‘tinii of officers of tho
was made
of Rnwnylon,
\‘hl silwr lilliir in Cobalt. Canada. has
Nur~
David W. Raymond
Residence. | Washington Direct.
Telephone It office. sac.
Telephones! house. on.
Funeral Director and Einbslmer
ll North Main “not. Oculh Not-walk.
i
III ADDITIONAL TEIDIIEII
l8 DRIIITED SDHDDLD DF
THE TDWIIIDYIDDIIID DF
SDRDDI. VISITORS
it‘ontlnucd from First Page.)
day, or rather the night. was saved for
Dr. Sharer. when llr. William .I. 'l‘ra~
ucy agreed that another teacher should
he allowed Previous to this motion
that an extra teacher he allowed South
Norwalk for substitute and to do uteri.
tal work was lost. the members from
the other districts holding that such
an arrangement would not be fair. it
was the general understanding that
tlu- board of estimate and taxation
would honor recoinmeditations of the
school tumors in relation to more
tcat-licrs.
:iurlng the discussion over the extra
tcnclicr. lir. George 5. Kendall was
moved to remark:
“i regret to see this display of sec.
lifllillillifl'i. it pains me very much."
This muted Arthur t‘. Wheelcr, who
activcly opposed the extra teacher. to
reply ,
“'l‘hcrc is nothing of sccticnaiism in
it."
(Inc of Mr. Wliccli’vr's points was
that if Illu teacher was granted. the
school visitors would he the talk of
the sircet. This har been the casc a
your alto. he recalled. when people said
that John Light would get the entire
appropriation the district asked for.
our way or the other. Mr. Wheeler
llisifitcd that if the school visitors
should iii-ant the request for an extra
tenchcr, they would he in the same [to
stitch as a your one when a nrcaicr
appropriation was secured by the
South Norwalk district than sanction
cd by the visitors, He asserted that
he was in favor of giving South Nor-
n‘aik all of the teachers required but
he did not believe the extra teacher
was required at this time basing flint
opinion on the fact that the district
coiniuttice has already static up the
ivsiiuiaic.
I'lr. 'l‘rscey in coming to the rescue
of Dr. Sharcr‘h motion. replied that
when the estimate was made up. it was
supposed that a physical culture lunch
or and a music teacher would he at
lowed. the same as last year.
or these have been eliminated, though
a It'lil‘lief' will be engaged for music,
for all of the schools. President Keith
wtorti-d in rotation to the elimination
of the town toaclicrn referred to as iii-
dlvlduni teachers in the South Nor-
\iiliit schools. that both of them were
liircd lost your contrary to law.
Incidentally. something was said
about school consolidation. Dr. Kendall
SUMMER
Residents will find it
convenient to kccp'an
account with this bank.
‘ No exchange clisrucd
on uncut-town chucks.
Open Saturday until
3 and Monday cyon-
lnas from 7 to 8.
South Namath
Trust Co.
diatom-ht melt-d on
application
auditioning the hiihinct.
",\cs limitn replied Mr. Wheeler.
‘ \:lii \w are noting to try it attain this
ini
Medical inspection of the schools
was mentioned, no active steps were
taken. Mention was also made of the
matter of opening the full term a week
later than usual on account of the and»
ally warm conditions during the llrst
part of i'lepionihoi.
Bccrstsry llmiuull read the opinion
of the town counsel \isrnei & Gold
hilllllidl in reference to pupils rssld
log out of lilo South Norwulit moot
district but attending the South Non
walk schools. sud certificates for
teachers.
The town t-oiiiisci advised the school
visitors to notify the South Norweili
district committee that no person ro
sitting out of the district should attend
the South Norwslli schools until our-
inissioii In first secured from the unborn
visitors and advised the board to di-
root the acting visitor for the district
to carry out the low.
Upon motion of Dr. ll. (3. Sherri-it
y ‘Noawsut
Savings Society
INOOIFORATID i049
DEPOSITS OVER 83.7 7 5.000
mom M. Helms. Pmliisid.
Wm. A. cunts. Vino-President.
Frederick A. Ills, “as A Tress.
litints's. Bias stir.
was voted to notify the district cont
mittens of the townie report to the
school visitors the names (if any
teachers who have no certificates. and
that no lsscltsrs should be employed
unless they have sentiments-.1?“ law
is strict on this point It being provided
that no teacher without stimulants is
entitled to pay.
Petitions to change «vocal text.
books in the High school WON refer
red to the committee on test books
and supplies.
Dr. libel-er than referred to the dis»
physical culture iii the Smith Nomili
.sclioois, no appropriation isi limit.
.Fiashy. full-ps3: exaggerations no longer cause s
‘ stir, nor‘are they endorsed by the public. Our store is
full of dependable values and we prefer our customers
to get their good impressions from the. "goods"—-thcn
' they will not be disappointed. .
For you. Sir, whether you go on a vacation trip or
not, we have the right things. Principally. of course.
Clothing. Hats and Shoes, not forgetting all the good
Furnishings' in every little detail.
Suit Cases. Trunks, Bathing Suits, etc.
PriCe’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street, 80th Norwsik
Bot Ii -
puts over the touching of mulls In!
i
’2-
been made. He said that at the sug—
gestion of the board of estimate and
taxation he had ascertained what ar—
rangements could be made for teaching
music in all of the schools. Miss Ray~
mond. he stated fnither. would be
willing to teach music in all of the
schools for $800 per year. He also
spoke Very highly of her work.
The South Norwaik school district'
committee was willing to have this ar-
raugoment for music and to cut out
physical culture. it a substitute teach-
er is allowed for the district.
President Keith could not see the
fairness of a substitute to South Nor-
walk, while the other teachers have
to provide their own substitutes. He
was also of the opinion that the school
visitors have already done all that is
required under the circumstances.
it was brought out that heretofore
there have been two teachers who have
acted more or less as substitutes. The
substituting has been done. it was stat-
ed. by the music and physical culture
teachers.
,llr. Sherer moved that it he the
sense of the hoard that a teacher he
cmplmed to teach music in all of the
schools and the High scl100|.at $800.
It was voted
Di. Sharer moved further that it be
the sense of the board that another
teacher he engaged for substitute and
clerical work in the town schools at
a salary of not to exceed $500. Speak-
ing in favor of it. he held that the work
is harder on the teachers In the
district than in other districts, on ac
count of many foreign children.
it was said later by Dr, Sharer that I
he could not any positively whether
the extra teacher was for some substi-
tutc work or to no on the regular
tc-st hing force
A discussion of considerable length
followed Messrs llodweil Kendall.
Tracey Rider and Keith participating.
President Keith held that the motion
was lost. hr Sherer doubted. Messrs.
Sharer llodwell and Kendall voted in
tsior and the others against
Dr Shorer then moved that s resin
lar teacher he engaged. This also
brought on a discussion which lasted
half an hour or more. following which
a vote was taken. Messrs. llodweli.
Sherer. Kendall sud Tracey voted in
favor. constituting s majority.
CONNECTICUT PATENTl.
.‘l‘hc following were Issued lily 3i.
lilltl. List furnished from office of‘
A. M. \i’ooster, solicitor of patents.
Bridgeport, (‘onn.:
\\'il|l|m 1.. Holland, Ilridxeporth
draw all cock for boilers: F. C.
Blanchard and id. ll. Cracker. Bridle-
port. pips union; George P. Carroll,
ltrtiliicport. double sctlnix expansion
vnlw: (l. W. tloodridu. Bridgeport,
binding imt; William ti. Stanley.
Bridgeport. lire pump;
Thomas. ilridsepovt. push button
switch; lv‘_ ll. Cslishsn. New Haven.
toy: (acorns M. Hubbard. New Hsv-
en, snap hook; Thomas C. Johnson.
New Haven. firearm; Hermann Hill.
West liawn. machine for cutting
sheet moist; Wsllor E. Ilsmsrd,
ilsritord. iypssrrltlnii machine: Rob-
ert R. (luliltnmp. Hartford. manifold»
tax sales hook holder: Johann O
Peterson Iisrtford. electric lamp sonic
et: Joseph Sachs and F. b Reynolds.
ilsrttorii nullity fuse; August Arena.
New llrltsin. catrsncs door look;
t‘hsrles Glover. New llriisin. coaster
lirskn; Henry C. llins. N w llrl I.’
garment supporter; 'lauis tic Qt.
New liritatn electric valve; ‘
is. Btsvcns. New Britain new oil :
Andrew (7 Campbell Waterbury, {our
patents. reverse food for. hssdlu and
chinss; machine for nudists mini
bisnlts for metal heading. etch Mull
feed tor mechanism: Andrew ti W
hell inid N w Cummlns. Waterbury.
feed mechanism for ammo machines;
(loom W. Bouthwioic. Hartman. Milli.
tor fastening bolts. ;
Trude Merits
Joseph (2 Hammer Hartford slurs
flows Patent “lit (in. Hartford
F‘s utiorinsn (its. Bettie) full. lists:
Wi item .l Litilsiihiss. New Brim
equipment for toothlcbirnflof: till
W. Moos. New tondon. when“!
ultimo. the Drums“?
00.. New Million. In“
(l. 1.3”” and son. Oils-inc,
hooks.
floor" ll. '
iii?
trade marks. ham silos coins: i
, i
Norwalk Chronicler