lunar“: Pout-om. ttor All... snail District Voters Will BoCAAIlod on to“ Provide Additional Room 'ElRE ERRRPE R WAREER RR RERERRE RRliRlRRR Will District Pay for Drawing” Teacher if Town Does Not? The annual meeting of the Union School District will he held in the Franklin school assembly hall. on Tuesday evening, June 13. at 8 o'clock, for the following purposes: To hour the reports of the dintrict committee. treasurer and collector for the punt your; to elect one member" of the dis? trict committee to serve. for three. - years from July All, 1911, and other old (Continued on Seventh Page.) AAA AAA AA AAAAAAAA A null AAAAAAAA “Members oi the mono or AAAng Arthur Rim 8mm in lock- out“ flail ‘ no a run producer. “The King or Sal. voooa,’ elven toot evening in Loch we hall. in connection with the Regular picture ahow has had no moo: dent. The audience, which we'll a law. one, did little also save laugh, applaud and laugh again... The young men executed their several parts very olev‘erly‘.‘ The costumes. various col . on. chilled and aim. also produced .‘l‘inghtor The singing of the "mar- uitte." consisting of item young men. won a scream. Both nets were funny i in' the extreme. and in this‘light the play wns a oneness The atage wetting was neatly orrang ed. palms and term being employed to represent the foliage o! u tropical island. The repmentotlon was excel lent. The play woo given by and for the benefit of tho Knightu of King Ar ttlnr, of (item ll‘piooopai Church. and “gratifying sum was netted by the Alt- Tolr Tho plny was given in connec- tion with the regular motion pictures uhd illusllrutcd Along-o ohow. Arthur Frederick Huntington moulded All the piano dlAl‘lngAthe p’iul‘, but Mills Ilerthn Hume rammed her Allure when this wunov'er. Harry Lowe, dill! llluntrntod norms soloist, delighted the nudlence. Soon". Most Actw (inptuln Jonah and Peter inn-d on inland ot Bulwren Stimuli AothiArotroi Circle. (inn min .lonuh in center. . Ghnr-ctora. Charmin .lohnndntlrnnd C. Greenwood Timer, u Aluilor ..... . . . . . Hobo. lddmund (loiwoll . ‘ ‘ .l i A: All Alt. Alobo ..... A......... Eliot Doll‘ureli. mm“ .d “m,“ 0 m 3m"? “my M”""‘”"" CLUBMBN'B can. TO uorou Polu'r Jumbo AAA-land All. (looruo , . 'I‘usmbo .. _ . . .... .. llcuiumin Tuviur A large delegation of the mnmilcln of Hobo .. .. F‘rshk Chamberlain the South Norwuik Club will go to The Wild Mun Officer: of club. Sir Pondrnsonmtlelirnnd C. Groom “004A Sir Merlinwilov. .‘i 3 Werner. tilr Kola-Allin” Merriam: ‘ our floutinalwhsruand L. (intuition. Mueller or binohequorm‘llarrywatl. ‘; COUNTRW cLUfl LUNGi-AEW. neutering with tomorrow; ' 'l‘iclionmi M Elli-RI Qfiflg‘fialu eyery Friday otteinoo‘n. Theron lunch rune have health very blown m the dull and will be of A. gonerni character. lull heretofore. The? ‘ by several hundred children. iinrl llullurd ”continue, on old mnid . lhlnald Taylor ’ .. llnymond Brody Hololul ......... lolnnd St. George ofthe Conn ml mull. whim ‘ cent lunchtime AAA AAAAAAA AAAAAA AAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAA Believed Thai "Board; All ‘ School Visitorsllavo, No Right in Prepare Them Parents of children in the eighth grades have raised the legal one-anion no to the. right or the board of Aschool visitors to examine candidates for ad- ‘mi'sudon to the high school. The quea- tlon will be referred by them to the State Board of Education; who will get an opinion from «the suite attorney general. There is no dispute no to the right of the school visitors to make rules and regulations both for gradua- tion from the grammar schools and for admission to the high school. Form- erly. the board had control of the high school. selecting its teachers. Now the control is vested in the high nohool committee». ' it in asserted that the sole control of the ordmiesion of individual pupils to the high school belongs to the high school committee. who should appoint examiners from the teaching stair. or who might request the district commit- tees to appoint such exalninrm from among their teachers. it is asserted that in attempting to make examination papers and to exam- ing the pupils. the board has exoeodml its authority. Parente of the children EN“ that if their none are denied enw trance to the high Asohool became 0! failure to noon illegally given examine» .tionu «they will mandamus the high school committee. bucking their ac- tions with certificates of graduation tram the grammar schools. it seems to be u butter or common ”habitable! orxirl whotiu oom- plotod the moldy Utilities abould (o upon-dill or hi‘a muoat to the his): Moo)”. a m of course Arno emu All All «All; adorn»: 6ne‘ral will be a‘waitlld with Alum AAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA :AAAAAAAAAAA Assn; Mayor Al rt. Ilfli’ohl‘mdn. ex~Mayor Ruben: one. Charlo- Tc. Hort and Corporat on Donnaoi John Keogh mot. yesterday moon. at which time they chlorinated the matter of drawing up a substitute bill to be presented to the legislative nuance committee to take the place of the tomyear atroot improvement bond issue which was re Alected by the committee. on the mormdo of permanency. The “latter at band was discussed at some length by the gentlemen and Corporation Couml Keogh was dele- would to motor with the house chair- man or the committee of finance. Rep- rooeutntlve Wndhantu. today. in re yards to Al few minor changes :1“ the bill. which will put it into proper ehupo tor the Tavorable oonflderation or the committee. There is no doubt but what the hill will be reported favorably with these changes. The committee. however. are still of the more mind in regards to the worth «the original bill. believing that the tenryeur provlaion of partial payment» and the feature providing for pol-tint ibnunnoo. is the one feature in the bill which in Worth the utter» Alon oi the legioimlro. it in undel- etood that tho dunnoe committee ltd» nuts timt the lot-home hos worked on coptloually well in the Wont. but hold ERRIM. it in toouptoldnie and radical Bridgeport on the train leuviug Booth Norwulh'nt 7 :10 o'clock. thin evening. «learner Rosednlo. in company with ,. tor u moonlight anii renown l’olnl. Alt AA o‘clock. and should arrive Alt Roton abortiy after 9. . WNWR‘JWM! DEPARTMENT. o: be had at A. Dreyfuss' cigar store. HAROLD it. GLARK. will be served . An ., ammonium. in m ‘aovvall bf and from that city will embark on the the members All the Algonquin Club. The obstruct» loaves Bridgeport Alhd'i'p All members or Fire Department Ago- Anglo Dnnbury will meet at Old Well n. o, L. Co. tomorrow Alt 1' p. nu. for Albert porn-Ale before taking train to ileubury. Tickets. The round trip. (hm Miss Albertine Susan flotilla: Becomes the" Bride of George ; l. (invention, at Norwalk AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAA AAAAAIAAA AAAA Altar Wedding Trio Will Beside at No. 280 Alain Street By tor the most beautiful and malt nli‘loont of any church wedding that has been held in Norwalk for u long time. well that hurt evening at 8 o'clock. when Miss Albertine Susan Minnelli. of this Mom street, and George 3. (Savannah. «on 0! Ida. J. Ill. Cnvanagll. ofhioin street, were united in the holy bond: of matrimony. at St. R’Ilki's Episcopal Church on the Nor- m (Continued on Eleventh Pom) FILIE "MINT! 00. "TIME“ mun. mm Imam. out “i!" ammo-u Milo km A! Francis 1. Valium and Boot-Ia It. bloxnuoii. of flow York city. A. It la all“!!! In the oomplhlnt that the doiendanta owe the pialntliia the non: of 33.100 in a mica of noted which or. long out due. and the pill All main: A» nearer mu admin. The papers are returnable to the Court of common Pious. in Bridgeport. flat the September torn: ‘ Thin company has been in onlatonoo for some time. in the old Colonial toun. dry inctory. Ind were thought to be doing. a thriving huaineu. The con- cern has been operated by Henry J. Dexter and non. iionry J. Dexter. Jr. who hove worked hard to deep up their business and meet the demands oi the creditors. and it in with ream that their business triendu hour at their reverse. Mr. Dexter. 812. has been ill for months. and it was only recently that who have worked hard to keep up he was able to be out or doors. lie authored a rolopao l'eoterday and la in a notion: condition. It seems that the stockholders of the company hold a meeting in New Jar» any the other day and elected a new board or directors. This new board oi directoru hold A: meeting immediately following and appointed a new pront- dsnt and a new oonretury and treason or. Henry .1. Dexter, or Emu Norwalk. was appointed to the office of probi- dent. while Francis 1. Vundorbeok. Jr.. was chosen as nucrntary and tremurer in plane of Henry F. Dexter, oi Raynor place. dent Norwnlk. who with relieved of his duties: headline oi ill health. The plun of the director. is to roar- AAuulAAe the company upon I: new plan entirely end the uultn have been brought in thin connection. Francis 1. Vundorlloeit. .ir.. hull brought unit for 34.000 and Countable .lnlln Iioynoldu lulu nituollod the prop» orty of the compuuy. in Koyner piano, Eliot Norwnlh. with the Mock. He also uttnchod u like amount 0! property and stock to cover the claim of Goorsoiit. Mnoltonnio. of 33.000. Attorney John Kooxh represents the plaintuta and the outta is due to prove no internal» tug one hetero All: to over. A. A. W worn. ranu-r out. Almond. min hill again teddy woo the bouillon; before the Alonso oi nmlroaontativon The debate oponed yesterday by AA touch up by Moreyentutlvc Time. the measure. other «whatnot to Ohio: AA; A). 3 Norwalk lfldge. The Fibre Produota Connolly. oi . Kilt" on», M Now-All. was at» -‘ r WASHINGTGN. June tho moi; speech by Alba Underwood. W“ to ho, loader oi the unpubllcau opposition to , Fair went-Han ronzcnor tonight and Friday. EillR ER RRRRRE ‘ RERE RRRRRR RIRRE Two Bondaoi Music and Largo Delegation From Surrounding Exalted Ruler Hill‘ry 8. Pickering, 0! ,9- 1'09 Benevolent and Protective 0 Lou 0! Eliot, has re- coircd word irom 5; Bridgeport Lodge that a large delegation of memberu will utend the. anniversary celebration at Nor-walk lodge: in South Norwallt, next Monday night. The Bridgeportors will be accompanied by Wheeler a WAT son's Aland. The Norwallt Lodge has Ale. cured the American band and will have a parade to the South Norwaik rail. road depot to meat the Bridgeporiora, as well as delegations from New Ham on. Waterbury. Dauburl' Biommrd and Greenwich. At the depol the line will be thrilled through the princlilal boldness streets, Here there will but: one entertainment progrnm. lnolndlun’smucic by the banda. and and orchest‘ . mole Institute. Whistling coloblt. to, and speeches by the visiting unicorn. Rollo-bloom: will be stirred. ‘ A ERRERRREE SERRW RRR “ A. but Again ”with" bill. [Coatinua‘d onASooond Page.) conditioners ' W W was lnau'tod tor 33.500. W 1‘ A: and the Elks will “live a short parade ‘ . redoing Music iloil about 8: an o'clock. . ‘ . plugging a cannon or nationals lire. Ammo-m m7 om Aoilvliylntblm A.ln|l.lno'l‘hi18prllq A: vat. property ‘and All, deleting obscene ERRRRRR ERRRRMRER lunar-Glam 8illt Illio m Continuum A. It. Mnlktn. (oi Mo chnnio meet. is indeed a Amy loan at tin- ttmo otyoar. and on a lone autos borer commie which will‘ occupy much ethic time during the summer. Several nddltiouo to local rhetoric: and several new houaeo an boinl «melod'bealdo a mu my wallet ‘AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT . been with the other three men all the STANTON). Juno il.~—~‘rho aohoonor mm. Adrianm. owned by Elliot union. was blown up by nucleon while will: at. a dock at the watcroldo yoltorday otternoon. Gasoleno Wt“! » bolus trans: tot'rod (mm A: tender and tho suppo- nlilou to that come one stepped on“ W ulatch'glvln: the work which invtaao iy was followed by AA about of homo rtninghian in the air. Captain'llldwllrd niorcanllon. Walter Grimn and William Eaton. oi the crew. were severely hum ed. The yacht woo entirely destroyed. The tender caught lire. but the any firemen extinguished thin and moved nearby shipping which was mennood. The yacht was valued at 35.000 nod «widen the bolanoe of the moon will all Alli Kililnory condo no new" Mir; lulu “in. floor” blotter. oi; llowilm ontortntued a number All thith- ‘tflondh. hull evening, in honor oi; Solo and All.) Business is All Right, But Somo‘lloloo is Also Advioabio ' ilRRii ERE PRERlRllRlR RE ERRE RRERIRRRR And Let the Boys lidvoa Good Time while They Can "We were all horn Once." mourned genial Uncle Zeke to the Audio and ’cltnc Fourth educate. "and when we were at that ago where the little things or life were the big one: to us, we now no hum. no: did our parents. in sheeting on a harmless lire cracker. (Continued on (port): page.) , ERRR lRiE RERRERER EIRER RRR ERREilER new mm, Am ,_,.-Ploadlnl min, to two «nigh annotating pri- nithy words all all pm. the you students in the city court this morning were fined by Judge (“the Phillips Orlady. of Honda;- Eleven; and John Princi- Macmlblnny. of Port Washington. N. Y.. wore each than all and coat: on ouch of the two chattel. while Robert Edward Protat. pt Water-ville. Conn..’who wan omit- od tact ninhuwu given a line or 316 and com on each or the charges. All laid on ' The three students who were lined ”ii and trunnion and Prom A: rlun~ tor in the Shomold ‘Scicntlllc School. That the words which were put in em or Dr. Johna' home were until in print and ot a filthy character was about when City nttornoy'hoyt wrote n copy of tho inscriptionnond handed it to Judge liathbwnon. Counael tor the otudouto pldflad tormaroy and stated thot the only. Wofifoommltted whit; all of the athdontd were under the lniluonoa of liquor Protat. so it who shown by the antimony. had not owning. but had met them in AA real tunnel at about“ midnight. tram whence they proceeded to Dr. John- home. and for this round. coupled with the tool that he did not do any at tho p‘alntlud. in vm only lined 315. Conn- or!" for the prisoners niao untied the oourt' to ho lenient. no they were sure to be expelled from college. The painting of Dr. John: house came, it it sold. Ill a result oi one from hid class. Lampoon Hall received A; coat oi point and aloe the rounded house All one All the student» in High street ' Many citizen who unlisted tho; orn- bma'mnont oi harlot to notice the; improper words while going to church on silently. and who um very indig- mil who on bundle toothy in court tlilv morning. but y. testimony, wall ; he bludontl placed ho mercy of the court. The hora nova “road to mice good tor the dbliuinl‘r oi the property ‘ would on AAAAAAAA AAA AAA ' Surprisingly Largo Amount of l- 3 Ann amoumboro‘f piaooohandied ,pirtnimand mam number Three or the atudenta. ' don. m; Hal-hart Henry tans. of new u not the otudenta having been removed ‘ Donn contention oi the scientific: 5ohool. announced today thut the tour students have" been inmnrorllv expelled " Business Transacted at the South Norwalk Postoillce- The month of May will long be re- membered by the post-other: employeesw throughout the country as one or thew busiest periods in the history of the post-omen» department. in order to as- pcriain the correct inumbor of pieces or mail, by entrees, received at the post emcee and the number 01' pieces of mail matter dispatched, and al-sio the time in handling the some. orders Were issued to enter thin imporbant Work for one month commencing May let. The month‘s record at the South Norwalh post-0mm shows on amazing- ly large amount of business transact- ed no will be seen by the tollowlng summary of the count of the various classes during the month: incoming. Outgoing. First class ......... 136.682 139.461 Second clans ...... 83.913 7,727 Third class ........ 27.912 25,474 Fourth clause . 1.862 3,251 Other matter .. 4.182 4,782 Registered counter . 516 357 205 067 18] 002 it will be seen that there were handled in total of 386.069 pieces. The mom kept shows that with the sev- eral handllnxs required in the receipt and dispatch of this matter the total handling! for the month were 1.060.~ Alfix‘ pieced. in addition to the connb in; of the mail record who kept oi the aotuol time consumed in handling the itinerant clause; o! mail by minutes. «Mammal-com _ anomanmmktow minor-vice: bdtmogu'ulto‘todi- what a omottnt of work u performed at the nth“ Noriv‘olh pout onion. no well on growing prosperity on the M o! m citv. lanolin Anon: Auo ildllsl mm W Go coconut of the inclomency of the weather. yootorday. dud through the cautious! of Mn Franc-ea E. Andrews, ‘0! is West avenue. the lawn party and Mwborry i‘eltirnl. which wan to have been held on the lawn at Mm. An. drewo' home. under the auspices of the emu» Rogue. of the South Nor- walk Methodist Epiacopal Church. was converted into a moat delightful house party. Mn. Andrew proved hermit to bra mostlentertnining and kindly hoateoa and it was largely through her ottorts and kindneao that tho amair m the battering success it proud to be. The party was largely attended bl young and old and was a ouooooo both ooclally and financially: An entertain- ment wall provided by the committee in charge and included a program of high order. Mine [Aha Sethera render ed We violin solos; Mine Annie and Mics Glrrle Miller Along two duets beautifully and numerous piano holoc- Alon: were given ice oredm strawberries and cake were aervod nod enjoyed to the fullest extent by all. itillm-tlliltli ., AAAAAAAA prudent The regular monthly and quarterly meeting or the‘bouloa ilodAAo. Neill. All. of AL. woo held last evening in the Qndrioite Hull. North ‘Mnln street. Regular routine bunlncan was tram atcsd. Adm unicorn were elected. to be Anntnllcd at next month's meeting. Mm. Adm-fichmldt wall elected to larva no provident for another hear. ‘Anod Mills Ghfiatlno Mueller wan rd elonttld vloopmuldent ior the ensuing liter. olaot “midtown-whirl. Bertha Hoohrlus. hlnnnoiai sect-stayed“- Adolph manila. Truatooeid‘m Ada .Kloumor. utter the miletinc limo W to " were curved The following were all» re flown-urethra. (inflation mum. " ‘ A ‘olol mothering; All which tetrachtnento: Riili AAAAAAA ' AA llilli AAA She Scream and Falls to AA . in Faint ,_ Williams Boers, an elevator W the employ of The Strotfleid, in 13 port had his life crushed out in the ill 1 passenger elevator yesterday IRR‘ noon. The accident happened a seventh story landing. The eie was aioWiy ascending and the jumped in and started it movin regular speed. Then he looked "it, and just as she did no his head on (Continued on Seaboard“. M ——s'roA» ‘AN'o LOOK. Weakflsh, soul. , Bluefish. 16o lb. Cod.135§clb. Titanium, 13¢ lb. um and All; . humour. 133.311. Choice Fowl; Aldo Ill 1138‘ 30 9:93 Rik ' Shoulder Lamb. no ‘"it; Roast nontoxic lb". Chopped Stock. 1255c lb. NEW YORK IT RRRRE RliiER RRE‘ERRREA mutual balm an for would ‘ Hoots Waterloo by Vote" oi AAA AAA 49 . A HARTFORD. June 8.——Suilra¢e tor women in municipal election toilet) ‘ pan- tho house today in concurrency the vote being 168 to ill. The vote waa taken after twu heart of lively debate, and 1A: in din-airw- ment with the senate action token at May All interest in the debate w keen and the subject brought forth more eloquence than has been W in this body so tar this scouted. .. galleries were crowded. a large _' , her of women being both for and awn-v at the measure. Members of th 31h nectlout Woman Buttraue aaAA‘ ‘ : . bonded by Mrs. Hepburn, oi this it were there in n body. Representatives H‘utchlnao “ so: then offered the foliow'ln autoim- ment: "Nothing in thin act a ll dune all include votéru in‘ this from assuming Alli the duties of citizen batman the aim or illw AuciuolvuAlu calico! war, invasion, in the Rilppresuion oi riots in hid state and shall be subject to Air _‘ ‘ could no Alli mule cltillens oi the“ Alta There was much applause Ind tor following the readmi’ of th I meet. " In the house at the vote re: ii. I). Prydo. Aura. lid. ii!“ Auroral other women [to interested in domino. o‘clock, ‘Wrt our. Alum: ,, Hannah All. nimble. r awn-burl undone Wdtill lulu. Anni min
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