The senate: will be leased ceivs letters roi- pnblloa ion. trons tin“? renders. under the We heading. iii brie! and to—the-poiut communtdatlon. as a general proposition. carries more weight and conviction than a lengthy one in which' the argument is not concentrated. We do most emphatic ally suggest brevity Long winded ar ticles. we have observes. are the last to be read. and are many times avoid- ed altogether. OBJECTS To KNOCKING. . Great Cost of Pmostid Ninth Grade ‘J ind Iohool Vialtors Who Seldom ’3 Visit. Editor The Sentinel: The famous board of school visitors - seems to be at it again. Now they tell us that the schools are going to the dogs. Who makes the c e, of study? The board itself. Who puts ‘ _ in the text books? The board itseli. the curriculum. Neither the teachers nor the school committeemcn can change anything in ii there is so much _“'tl‘int is wrong, why don’t the school f visitors themselves'periom their le ~gal duties and prepare new courses ‘ and select new books? “ proposed ninth grades. ,toput men. into those. classes totaacli. Instead of that. with culpable con. . cell; of ignorance, they have set them‘ : selves upon a scheme that will cost. ’itb'e; taxpayers, it the board of estimate ‘ obliteration stands for it. a mint of money TVhere are three hundred children in . the eighth grades of the town. enough to make six or seven classes in the They intend . .A man lit to teach would cost at last *a thousand. and probably twelve bon- dred, dollars a year. Si: or seven men would cost six to elsht thousand dol- lars. Then it wouldba necessary to ' add six or seven means either to the high school or to the .dilsrsnt gram- mar schools at a cost of thirty or forty. thousand dollars. . ‘ It's about time that the taxpayers ‘ called a halt on this kind of waddle " I i ) Who wants a ninth grade? Why should he parents stand for the outrage o! robbing three hundred children nob oi a year of their lives? It costs at . lenst, on the average, two hundred dob Ears a year to support a iourteen~year old child, and that means sixty thous- and dollars to the parents of such chil- ‘q dren. It might be well for the board of ., school visitors to go about the schools “and to llnd out what they really do 1 'teiob. \The teachers and our own chil- dren can all vouch for the fact that x only one or two members of the entice board over visit the schools that they '- are new so wantonly condemning. Sir. there are too many knockers about. it is pestilenllai tor a town to have such a governing board uls- roprssenting it so falsely throughout the state Norwaih has a good school systam. and to make it any better. the board should set about performing work and circuid‘caaes so much talk. , Y TAXPAYER‘AND PARENT. mmwmwc‘o 7 all. letters risotto ”airfield County.” ill lllll‘FlllElM (Continued from‘b‘irlt Pub.) The body: was topped by a golden oasis while the cost of Connecticut was biased in the center. The slit was a bountiful place 0 workmanship and instilled to the «:6st which sheriff Voiinier’s trial-ids retain tor him. , be soft suroassoil in ausliiy shit? in; which. the have lilaioiors ab . oil it .. the Old a Chalice ‘ street. M or their experience vi other Remedy Easel example orti: readins: “When i gave .5. historical for H ‘ lion over two years ago, recommend his Donn’ s Kidney Pills. i did so after trial and been Krestiy benefited i :1 been unlisted with kidney tunable mover a year and i success intensely train paths through the mill oi back. it! did much steeping. the trou- Doan' s Kidney Pills came to lay aid hie." F‘or sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents Foster- Milburn 00.. Bonnie, Slates. take no other. ing of a hungry disposition. The menu was nsrfollows: Martini Cocktails Little Neck Clams Broiled Blue Fish Baked Potatoes Mixed Ballads Soft Shell Crabs on Toast Cold Broiled Lobsters Broiled Chicken «French Fried Potatoes Codes Pall Mall and La Marquise Cigarettes Cigars Joseph Rooney was present and de- livered his famous toast to good “ii? the banquets. ning was, furnished by a pianist. and .vooslf' , by.Deputy Sherlit Joseph Wallet. 9: fildxeport, and Charles Rosa. Basted at the guests' table were Sheri! William Vollmer. Mayor E T. ”mam. oi’ Bridgeport Mayor Al hart Id. Pohlman. William talent, of Bridgeport. «financllman Charles Fl. Dllworth. “Milt. Willis ‘8. Jones. of the Watson" Herald. of West port, Albert Goal. or Danbury. Post- master E. ii. Crow's, Matthew Corbett anomaly Shedfl~0hrlbtian Swans, Alderman male] Walker, or Bridge- port. Corporation Counsel .lohn Reach and Toastnaster Elbirt w. Clark. ' Among the other celebrities present were tlib Wheel oi Sheri; Noll- river for deputies all over the county. in the course of the evening Toast- in’aster Clark read letters oi regret from Congressman E. ..‘i liill and 'cx- Lieutonsnt Governor Everett .i Lake. of Hartford. who basally graces occa- sions oi this character Mayor Albert hi. l'iohlmsn delivered the address of welcome. as well as the presentation speech. presenting Sher- lif Vollnier with the beautiiul badge of once and appreciation. Mayor Poiiliuan stated that it was not neces- sary for him to extend l‘ the guests from out oi‘ town tile lat li'ey to the city oaths doors were always open to all comers and a welcome is extended .to all who came within its portals. He. pleased to be present and stated that dinners. man to get the nomination as county ' sharia. The launching ol this been resulted in his not only getting the conduction. but the election as well. All love dearly the newly elected high sass oi the town to timer to High esteem sail low. the sonnsiiflall. jlisil to Our tibial.“ which the authoring lustlly can: in a body The serial instill. chatted. with also . lion and overdowiogi‘u’ith the“ 010”! are and ohmic. ct ct. said that the pleasure “Wanted in nostrils; 0:in bad lstt him without World. as: in: was its that storyline lookadatit as would sways . to ‘ , or , columns are telling tine. Ihad given this remedy a thorough ‘ ble became worse and despite my no" meat shorts. 1 could iind no relics. _r just In time and besides riddling ms of , backache, strengthened my kidneys I ‘ have had no return attack of the tron» New York. sole agents for the United . ,nemember the namewl'loan'sd-aad ‘ lowship, which alivays‘ accompanies Entertainment throughout the eve- exorssasd'himsell cs being more than. he had attended all but been: the ' lie sold them were reasons tor his enjoyment in that about a year also, on another similar occasion. there was launched a boom for a. certain south» should and be said that it bad befall. an upon him. in behalf of the Follow on at the Midnight sun and tho clil-' horrid Voilmcro a small token of their The address was interrupted with _ lasts. than A. Smile curling up per and a co means a hot, 2» a blazing fire. nyctii dousll :2 lot mm“... “ °' lPlTllilElllbllllllllEil intestinal (Continued from First Page.) Six bids ”were received. of which Patchen’s was the lowest. in a lump figure, although Contrator‘ E. Chsppi Ismail to do the worn for 3757.“ 0! items This that caused some dis- cussion upon the matter, but it was finally decided to let Patches do the work. At 3:30 o'clock in the council room. Dr. William B. llurn‘ell and Daniel F. Toomoy. oi the highway committee; flavor Edward J. Finnegan. City En- sineer Charles N. Wood. City Clerk James J. Keene. Street Commissioner Edward Daily. Mater Hyatt and Con- trsctors' E. Chnppl and Antonio Bucv ciarclli were present, and Councilman bids for the work of grading Eveniey News of Daniel F. Toomay, which was $785.". Finch Brothers, of East Norwallrf. came nest. and their bid was for 31.247; in the lump They also submitted an- other bid itemiscd as follows: Earth. excavation. 50¢ per cubic y;ard rook excavation. 02. 25 per cubic y;ard low urine of manholes. 85; moving stone “The latter bid totaled 41,101.60 andg both showed that Finch Brewers were not anxious to receive the contract. for only $000 was appropriated for the worlt by the oily oi Norwallt board of estimate and taxation at their re cent special meetins. held tor the pur- incl. at appropriating the necessary amount. John Patches submitted a sinsla bid in the lump 0: 0775. Balvsior Charriot's lump bid called for 3980.85. Antonio iiunclsoolil's bid was next opened and this was $887. fill. 10. Chappi bid in the lamp 878%. the some as Contmtor.,‘i‘ooinay. but be had submitted aloha. with this one an: induced bid. as follows: Earth excaw tion. the a cubic yard: rock excavation. 0100 per cubic yard; moving stone wall. its per cubic med: moving oi. trails. at; lowering or manholes. lib. Thelma ot‘this bid was "01.08. and why the contract was not awarded to him. as lowest bidder ha mural on demand, ‘But in the rock excavation comes the point. The number or cubic yards at rock has been estimated by the city memo, sad there may be more than the must activation. The bishway committed thousht.‘ no doubt. that om would charts tor the amount are all inborn his bid» at the print n caution which was over as asti- ital; am at this conclusion . swan tail: to the calamities.“ Not only this, but chapel did outdoors on charging for the slits rock found. has been taken as the low o a color was then bronchi an «install daemon: herald” “ " ifiobflwd did an ' earth. ME W A Welcome Change chimney as the men are coming in from the fields, gives a pretty osufges "OWOmali. Working hard dyer . . Your wife can escape this with a New Perfection Oil Cook-stove. olhcrA New Perfection keeps a kitchen many degrees cooler than any Woodhull. nocosib Wiibtthsw Policeman it is lhob at cooking device WI can findaaywhare. Burnell as chairman of the highway committee oi the city. opened the; The ilrst bid to be opened was. that. 1.00 has cubic yard. all the rock , colonialism-cracking.” new and caminsnim his mi. - moustachsacsbyuisms he said; and thus his bid nudist “as . ‘ from the farmhouse cation of a good sup- home. _ But it: also Wood range can do. it saves time. to carry: on silica; no soot. Mml1w3b-rm” ' dies comment Mast: mwbkhhiudwihdmsm ”Mm; I fissile-lacuna“ "3”“le Standard Oil Company l (Incorporated) work in both lump sum and by items Councilman Tourney then said: "i think Patches should have the con- tract." Engineer Wood asked. "lsn‘ t Chapel the lowest bidder?” Chairman ilurneil said: "The con tract will be awarded to the lowest bidder." Mayor Finnegan. who was present. then stated: "i‘lis awarding oi the contract is entirely in the hands or a... highway committee.‘ and. Chairman ilurnoli then began: “ll-Cliappi can do tbs‘work satisfactorily to tbs stmt * commissioner. then the contract should how" but hare someone objected. say- :lus that Cbappi' a bid was not the low est. Contractor Chappl was,.given the floor by his request. lie said that he wouldtslro a chance on the ,roclt.vaud that ii there was more .than thirty yards. as estimated. then he would stand the loss. and it there was less. lthcn he would charge for the amount lo! thirty yards, as special? (‘ity Engineer Wood said that from the bids it is easily seen who was afraid of the rock excavation and those who were not. Those who ware not afraid bid only in the lump. Chairman ll’iirncil then ruled that the committee would not consider the itemized bids. He said: 'Thcre are fence, ’35; removing five "a". ”0 two bids aiilts in amount and one low iocean. with it broad burden 0! stands or than the rest. if Contractor John latches will comply with the require ments and the specification. making the work satisfactory to the street commissioner. than I award the con ‘tract to him." . There were several narrow escapes among the cinployees and ”Home" in their beds when the tire slartcd.’ but all were accounted tor this more in; save one. A properly man named noun. connected with dial-runs ani- imsl show. is missing and it is possible libel. he perished. ! The and burned over 'sousls about lsirht city blocks. inter estimates of the domain did not chaos. the total The management at Dreamland place their loss at 33.90am that oi other amusement enterprises will be about 01.000.000.11» animals burned Twentyfour individual than were burned besides a number at restau- rants and miller cathodes» The only Mimic ”rad irons no mi's show. we: Harmon's. were monkeys and sin ocular. The nine“. imludins sis lions, it monkeys. slain: ilvooardv. a unintelligent. ponies, boar cubs slid llamas were so terrified by the names that tho: venison to let their moors drive then: into to wheel» all salsa. tract on hand for blilltllltw ,_ lbs llahls wind. out and ' .' in; could be heard above the crackling ‘. While policemen with drawn revolvers ‘ are always ready. ’ crowd interfered saris-air with the two lions. a lanyard, two llamas. two to close on. the shorts » ‘ among the stratum W. “ '~ ' dormer blots-booster titration ii “I?!” ililT (Continued from First Pose) W 3: by idle police. he Their "iiiflhr; animals were in a oasis. of the names and the throbbing or the engines. The trainers lost no time stood at the entrance to who the crowd in the streets sealant any beast that might escape. the attendants drove their charges from the cases down into the emcrcgncy vans which 1A1! went well until the transfer was nearly concluded. Then the biggest of the lions. in a panic, broke from his bonds. smashed his way through the barriers and leaped Into the street, al- ready packed by spectators. . He div- ed into the middle of the throng. Cou- stcmation seized the multitude and the crowd pushed poll mail in all dl~ rections in panic. A mounted policeman came at the crouching beast in the center of the wide avenue with drawn revolver. Twice he shot and twice missedthe lion backing sway irom‘lheglaro and noise of the explosions. Then: six more mounted policemen'iin‘ed up in from or the crowd and opened a lush lads. Backing away, snarling and tearing a trail or'biood from many wounds. the lion made his way across the avenue into the dark wooden tun‘ hols or “The by Road to who." in a black corner beneath painted scenery of Equatorial Africa. be made his last stand. Three lino! volleys were required to finish him. and he tank to the mono. fiddled Whol- let-.10 mass m tunes. mm one of the policemen pulled down a firs an from behind the scenery and knocked tlsa skull in too.- » As soon as the crowd was assured that tho lionwas’ho more they untied in and literally. tore the carcass to bits for souvenirs. The first man is the seen. too: the tall. the out three divided the inane and titty men fought among themselves tor the honor of possessing one or the booth. Meanwhile the escape or the his lion has cut short the work or the salami rescuers as the tire was already in the monastic batons their work was com Dialed. Sixty of the 105 animals were left to die by lire. Almost before the tilt-omen had their boss «snorted to ‘ the: hixli’hmssurv taps also: the street. us great Dream- land tower with its glare of many thousand electric bulbs, fell into the isles and the tire swept on beyond the bounds of Dreamland to the bards of little booths and concessions which ,llned the narrow streets The Dream gland oler. inning far out into the and booths. was swept clean to its steal inundation. The only casualties reported by the police were three persons overcome by the cits, one a dramas and the nth or i o nurses in the incubator hospi- tal. All three were revived without dildoulty. Y Had the lire started two hours ear- lier. when marrow of sight-sets slimmed the concessions. the disaster would have been an appalling one. Dreamland closed up shortly after mldnisbt and in. aims were nearly deserted by it o‘clock. About 300 sink pierces were still in Dreamland. but all escaped. The line was flotilla all over limb in: and lower New York and before a; unlock the Rapid 1‘ trains warn brinaius niobium. an: in the basic vat-ls wowerowdsd with mtomobiias island'src‘not widatauc tbs inocmius m at the nuns-fa. and swamped tor tithes reserves. it} The live. coining on the its of the am smut summer bollilar. musics steam financial impatience to the ransom than ataidlosl acyclovir time durins’iha Million. fractional all oi? this commit am use but sources as! Mitosis; racer they counted on practically tour days or lam crowds. it is row the but till“ in lie glass houses and rushed out at dun “ r'l‘hcn came the work or “blowout , .. the animals. a costly collection install. ‘ lug several cancerous mediator Hr a :mwm.m « “hunk.” :nt Casey women July 3. 1908. which hound codeword. 'l‘hc stunts at the .mtbstmoummscssaatba The oasis oi the list will brutality _ mm as reconfiguration .iomii . impure W Mid M ‘ china results. was: breath, headaches narcotic! nights, poor but: been doling" (road to men and women for my. many years and their value has been tested and proved. They remove the cause of physical troubles. A few small doses will show their safe tonic action on you. Beecham’s Pills will surelyhelp you to an active um, a-irood staunch, a sweet breath, clear. head and” refresh: inuslecp. ln‘youné‘oroldthc'y will Relieve Constipation “Emirate. [absolute-ills. ....«vw... ...... . . ”MM...“ -..—... meats in the Hotel North Nassau. Long Beach, he said: “We have been afraid of this for seven years and doing our best to ward it all. it is the toughest piece of news i ever had... Dreamland was worth 82.500000 and there is less than 8600.000 insnnnco." Gooey island has been a frequent summer hydro. The most disastrous blasts was one which started in .Stsaplochsso tart July 28. swept» maidens» clean and‘csnssd dastmd-two‘lmsla.with s~ lasso- unrated. st mm: May's Ova avast. over an area so- urchin-tots a master of a mile square. extending (loin Burt avenue. tho Mamet or the resort, to tho ocean front. LECTURE BY JUDGE LIGHT. ...-“5.— Wili ba Given at High School Juno 2. on Women and the Cancel Vote. On Friday evening, June 2, at 8 o'clock. Attorney General John ii. Light wiilrspaal upon,"Womsn and. the School Vote,” to the High School assembly hsll.‘ The lecture was ar- ramd by two at the woman organ isstions oi the town. and they are hoping tor s large audience. that wov men may learn what is their privi— lege in this ”spool. Ono oi the summons against oqnsl sumo is that woman in Connecticut have tailed largely to use the vote they ail-sad! have. the school vote. and it is urged that‘it would be use less. therefore. to extend the right of cultures thither. it is time. than. that women * in favor or equal outings should use the power already muted them. As to those not yet in favor oi lull} aha hadrons m to finish the neck . auii'rsuo'lor women. may of those would be anxious to take advantage of the privilege of voting on school llllt' tors did they understand how it eon- csrns the welfare of their children. , The lecture at June 2 will explain fully the benefit of using the school vote and will he looked forward to by all having at heart the wellsrc at the , children. a APPIAL son PEOWIRB. viiuckinsham Post. No. l8. 0.11. it. has issued an appeal to the oitlaans sad the children otiiha town tor sow era with which in decor-co the slaves oi the soldiers on immortal Day. Flow. era are particularly scares this year, yet the custom must be kept up and s also: may bower-“are headed; n aura» her or mambo“ away dollar the wim'rmm not: about 000 mm to limoucn‘dvtbus it is second. The bottom that the now» arshaisltattbaiithdtdioiliawai stmanWl’romlio lla‘nlohlt. m‘wbamusitmod that they audios usable oi the town should W - 1907. ‘ 'l'slfl‘tw, bmuwkw' loan accepted the care oi little Billy llindse for an afternoon or at Baby Upton tor a day, and bore with swash ness andpatiencs the responsibilities they incurred with the thought 0! how much worse it must be tor their mothers to have said responsibilities indefinitely. ‘ One at, can, about 6. Kathleen was ‘9 tea for Billy Rindas' mother. Mrs. Rindsc was just bac tram town and her arms achad with the weight of her shopping, and her foot aohed with the host and too cinch walking. and her head acbed. ‘, More than all, her heart surged and. and returned them ripbed and m ‘ .1 was no proof at their meanness. Kalli- gs “ tilled and bubbled over with ,liittar- . lieu at the sight of Billy's best whit. ‘ pique suit. over which mm in M‘ . in] lines a perfect wonder of green. and red paint. Billy hadescaped Kathi lean and everybody also tummy“, ‘and invaded a palnter's equipment in x Kathleen‘s kitchen while the'psiatar 3'2, had his lunch out or doors under the , ‘ The trees were men. so rot-1 trees. ‘ boned Billy. and why not he? The reasonableness, why not he? Thin. was what Kathleen had made out of his answars to her romonstmucss. ‘ “You have no idea. Kathleen," lire. .mua wmredaadso. with «an: aims was saying; “what a can that ~ child is. it i should have another one! think I should die. That suit is ruined, utterly. hopelessly ruined. or cancel don’t him you. you mustn’t think that. but really. isn’t it clonal: to break anybody‘ I heart to look at that suit?" "1 don't see how lt-eould baseboard halo-d. Amy. ” Kathleen answers! patiently. “Ellison's «show what bonuatdoand whathscan‘tdmaw promises so sweetly andloahsnaoh a. dasr when he asks Mullins. that. you don't know how to rams him. and then. suddenly. the timid ton-,,; plea over your head and you cinema tosecmllyinasmawratchcdpllcht. not you must love him so. Amy! run what a baby gm would so a . ”and Billy’s love at. mlschid‘anl like“ I she and Billy's curls and Billy's “ Billy’s soils and Billy's paint that won't come all,“ manner. "Now we will so has, Kath- lass. though i do use: lo’laava bars. _ 1 his; is so cool and realist." nuttbsydldooatiaatadlhtb-l lass watched than turn toward homo visa relief in her win. suddenly ’ .aha botboinlu her of something and rushed madly out at the house altar than interrupted hi- - 1‘ "on Any!" she macaque: no. 55;, rapidly mastitis names. "are you sotthst ribbon for monotheistic at Mark's?" "I‘m so sorry-10 didn't have any time “left—- " back the mainland ”ounces. and Kathleen courage tailed liar. Flor dross tor tomorrow nlzbt'a was a dream. but it had no ml: and at it untilw cans” she simply could not wear it usiaasi and steam. A man on horseback not her be- m aha reached her mow". Ha lbs in: save mm to mercury.“ dusky interior. a pram reclaim»- bvr and rally and mom a...“ W upon it and outlet bar‘s? wstuaaMM' lava raisin her sanctioned:- tor that . . she has you home and Molten} task film it to his.“ Kathleen ended. libs _ Mad tired and hurt. ' W you pretty manly, didn't shall" Whistle thematically rm his-how his hand loand a realist alone on Macao's shoulder.“ now his voice tonsil an «as W m vaults that‘s but." lemma altar a meat. “3 until bendmrstaitbommasm cal RAib EME iii! EVER. sum my tomcat in; ‘
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