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SAUGATUCK
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\Vcstport probably has as beautiful
a shore front nanny auction “on Long
island Sound. ‘Tbc harbor is good, and
dotted here and there with inlets and
islands, where are located finely laid-
out estates. with handsome houses,
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
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wait for your car.
humor: PHARMACY
J. PARKER, Manna"
Repairs are being matte to the car-
» riugc bridge, again, this morning.
An all day sewing meeting of' the St..-
Jamcs Circle of the King’a Dnughtcrsl
will be held at the home of Mrs. 'r. w.l
Kelly, Seaside place, Thursday, J":.ei
Ji’l.
l
ilanicl ijiiomlnedieu continues quitc‘
ill at his home, lil Rowan street. Mr.‘
il’liomulcdlcu has been suffering from! there are bathing and boating facili-
t Vs. An extension may be made again
t is summer.
a severe attack of the grip and colnplifi‘
cations. I
The Methodist Class held its woeki
ly meeting, last evening in the parlors
of the dust Avenue church. 'l‘hc nicot-
illu was well attended and most inter-
esting.
William Casey, the paper boy who
Works for A. 1.. linfncr, who reconf-
iy broke some of the bonus lll one of
his hands, is now laid up with an at-
lack of‘rlleulllalism. .
Every East Norwnikcr ought to cx-l'
lot, on every opportunity, the advan-
tages of his splendid district. [in docs
not think enough of it; ho dot-a not up-
prooiatc fully its advautnlzca: llt' tht‘fi
not realize what a really flllc locality
is his else he would never tlrc in St‘llil“
inn forth its praises.
All'rctl ll. Nickcrsou and non, of l.
liltllio n\‘ciliit-, are changed in llit‘ con.
slrucllon of a launch which thcy hope
to intro coulplctcd by July ll. 'l‘llc little
craft will measure do feel in lililflihv
with filth foot‘bcuiil.‘ She will lit'
equipped with an unto-date engine and
is being built. in such a untullcr as will
loud to develop luotlcrutc speed. The
boat is designed for pleasure purposcs.
There it! a good deal of H‘l‘iilt‘lilil-lz of
heads, signifying doubt. on tho part of
thc blast Norwallt wctlthcr prophets,
who are unublc to tiopv tho prcucllt nt-
nlospht‘ric conditions. ’I‘hc llll'l‘t' thun-
‘ TO
, and the scene is a truly delightful one.
‘ Many of the places take especial pains
‘ with the landscape and art gardening
details, and in the summer time the
work .
' proportion are at their best. There
gggggs'mrcgge £02,913 are numerous attractive drives
throughout the town, and the wealthy
New Yorkers some time ago saw the
beauties of the place and many magni-
flcent residences have been built.
The town is Nery nicely situated,
being on the main line of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford Ruli-
road, and buvingexcellont trolley can;
The water facilities are no,
nections.
1surpassed, there being a fine harbor.
l’l‘lle shore property has been rapidly
developed during the past few years,
leading to make the town quite a sum»
mer resort. Lying to the east of Nor-
wnlk, a number of Norwalk people,
with others from Bridgeport, Danbury,
llothei and other inland towns. have
acquired property at Compo Mills,
and some fifty cottages and bungalows
have been erected there, making a
complete settlement. At Compo the
‘ town has erected a large pavilion, and
Nathaniel Kirk is having his house
painted.
Jolln H. Wood is suffering with the
rheumatism ill his leg.
. Thomas Quiglcyfitus resumed
work ni‘tcr a two weeks‘ illness.
bin
(in Sunday morning our local cllurl
circa will unltc ill a coronation scrvlccn
'l‘llo ilothcl baseball ulncwiil
against the \Vostport, lllnc on
home grounds, Sunday.
play
filo
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'l‘hc Woman‘s improvement (air will
ho hold this your in the town llnll
and on the town hall lawn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lockwood nt-
tcntlcd the funeral of thclr nephew.
Fruit Lockwood. in ilridgcptlrt. Mou~
day.
The Wcalport (lull club will lloltia
about ovary two wt-cks until the 12
shoots for the ilupont trophy llnvc
bccll allot.
(in acco‘itut of the wet wcutllcr tho
ucnior class; of the high school lulvc
ilccn ('Ulllllt'llt’tl to give up studying
out of doors, which it; great disappoint-
incilt to llit‘lll.
Mr. anti Mrs. llurry ll. Cousins, of
Now York city llnvt- bccu spending scv.
(for storms, f'ollou‘cti ill Iltlsoillvtl and NM days m ”“3 \‘i't-ulptli‘i lit‘licl. My”
tiislitzt't‘cnhlo \vt-uthor halo liot cvcr)“ t‘ouuiuu is a grandson 0f tho into
hotly tlilcssltla, Last night it ruincd licorut- Loos. 0f \Vcslpol‘l.
ltlltllil I'm' a tow llltllllt‘lilri. ill tho mcan- “allwm‘m”IKEV‘NGIGFX‘“ ll, littl‘r
lilac.thcpartlt-usnntlltlwliuarosprlnu litllli'l'HH‘fl ”m pupils of ”w (“tailor
“m m. with "mmml ”um‘m‘m' school and high school at aauclnbly
lCtinl .\-...-“-l.ll.ml[§l:§lout... of union. “it“. Monday morlliuu, upon the do
(lid ncw scwcrs, a thoroughly compo. “iii“ 0f UH! ltiglfi'llll‘l't’ ”10 punt six
lctlt ililtl well ctlulppcti firc (ll‘plil't‘ "m“um'
“M” a” ”WW-m “New or ”WWW lll\‘lliillililHTi-lli'il llOOTl'Pl‘Ollll‘tl b."
iinlltluu, furnishing: also commercial
bcrriro nu (lt‘llliilltli'll‘, n llclv vlcctrir.
lll't‘ ultlrlu ayutcln ,which is vcry autis-
i'ut-iory. rcrcutiy placed utrcct sinus,
and lilo bouilllllng of u uyalcm of' side
walks that is to M no good an can Do
found uuywhorc.
lGnul Norwalk yllclltumcn are taking
otulalth-rublo lutcrcut ill tllo t-oullun
motor bout purudc, which in bclnlz ur-
cral yacht clubs, uuticr lilo tlircctlon
ol‘ Coullntuiorc llal'l‘i' liitlivr. ia‘nui. Nor-
wulltt-ru uro in lino with anything of
thin character, bollnvlnu that bar
yllolltuulcu will make uultc u uhowlud
in tho l'illllili among the Olllm‘ti of the
The Norwulita. ’l‘lluro will bo uuolilur
nluctillu of tho commotlorcu, tiiia li‘rl-
day evening.
'l‘llc annual ulcctlug of tho blunt Not»
walk School illutrlct will bc hold, lt‘ri-
day evening, at tho Fitch urllooi, at
which than the officers for the canning
your will be cloctcd anti other buoluouu
truuuuclcd. Probably there will be
Hnlllt‘ of the nodal muck railing on the
jllli'l' of homo individuals, providing, of
course, that .lim iloyt in not it) the
telluir. However. it ill not thought that
anyone Illltl much on the committee.
thin «canon. indications am that lilo
ltlceiiilg will be Well attended.
ltotlmull Lilly, non of Mr.’ and Mrs.
'l‘honluu it. Lilly, of Benvlow avenue,
was uluollu the missing, this morning,
not having put in an appearance at
Jnmua Parker‘s drug eioro, where he
Wan onlploycd. it, in thought that llod-
lllnll hurt scoured a position on some
liner and has uouc abroad. The ruling
nlou has a tendency to follow lilo Will»
or for a living and line made several
titlcmpiu at it. Recently he has been
getting routlouu and yesterday wont to
New York city, whore it is thought he
, ‘, tlanlalzcd by lightning Monday
l'ulliwd by tho commodorcn oi tho sov-
i‘ricuda in this town for tho \vctitllut'.
‘ot’ Minn Adn it). Walker and Charles
W, Pout at tho brldc's home in South-
port, Juno :3. Mine Walker baa a host
of l'ricndu lll this town. hawvlng woric
Oil in tho oflictwll‘ tho Loco Min. coul-
puny for many years.
Main ill til‘oaa lllullwuy wan uerlouuly
'l‘llc lighting came into the houuc in
thc dining room and followed the tclr-
phouc wlrc to lilo front where it wont
to tho collar and out, through tlm cclinr
. wall, touring up the pathway for about
i 20 foot. The inmates of the house on-
lcnpcd uninjured.
W... a. t. ... WM...-
oourr ov HILL‘S ssoasrauv.
i
l WASlllNG'.l‘(.)N, .lliiit: ill.~«Soiiio
l
, mull, Charles 8. Greenwood. private
‘, secretary to Roprcueniutlvo Fl. .1. Hill,
i of the Fourth tlouuocticut district.
‘ 'l‘llroultll Mr. lilll’u long 'uorvlco on
tho liouoo Ways and Mounts Gommlt—
toe. Mr. Greenwood llua had about 21}:
years of oxpcrleuco with thrift legisla-
tion and oupeciul attention in paid in
hilt booklet to the lllctliodlt of counting
’revolnlo producing laws.
Some of the "dont'u" are as foilowa:
Don't nah for till llluendmeilt to u
reciprocity treaty; ouch a treaty must
aloud or fall on originally agree upon.
ity to know what. the majority moul-
bcrs of tho colllmittceu are doing ill ox.
ccutlvo session.
llou't expect your member of (ion-
groau to control either the minority
or the majority.
Don’t expect the bill you
forested in to be acted upon at once;
secured the desired partition.
there are a few other. bill: before Con“
grep“ ‘ , i , , L. .
xmmmn
“Poor Elizabeth will be down in it
few moments." aaid Mrs. Tadpole,
when Mary Zeal politely inquired
after the truest.
"Why 'poor’ Elizabeth?" asked
Mary. ‘ ‘
"0h, she's just had another of her
wretched summer vacations," sighed
the hostess. ”Site's quite broken up
about it. We used to think it who
funny~but it's really getting to be a
serious matter. Here she comes
now!"
An extremely pretty girl entered
and woe introduced as "My husband‘s
sister, Misc Tadpole."
“You haven't told Miss Zeal about
me yet. have you?" asked rhizuboth.
Mrs. Tadpole shook her head.
,“Mlae Zeal, what would you tako
me to be?" asked Elizabeth abruptly
“Do i look any different from any
other girl?"
"Why, no," said Mary. Except that
you are much more attractive in that
bobble skirt than the average,"
“And to think crop a whole trunk
act the fact that i am n-~" Eliza-
beth stopped. “Oh, i dread to any itl"
“Nonsense. Elizabeth," said Mrs.
rhardt," said Hathaway.
Tadpole. "Mary will have to know
it some time and you may as well
'l‘hc llanduomc bungalow of William?
night,
“l"lon‘lu" for oltlzallu illtorcatod loafclaw
, lion ill Congress are contained ill a.
booklet jlldl. loaned by a Connecticut.
Don’t expect a member of the lnillolu,
are to:
tell her all about lt,now.”
“Well," sighed Elizabeth, "We had
,a very peculiar experience. i run 3
‘ school teacher. ldVel‘y winter I work
hard and always plan to have a nice.
jolly summer. i go to all aorta of
places, and l ulwayu have lots of
pretty clothes. i'lu always ready for
amusement. What. llappcuu? it gets
out that i am a school tcachor. The
effect! People imllledlntoly begin to
mind their P's and Q‘s. Their grnmr
mar becolileu painful in its accuracy.
or course. by 'peoplo' i mean men.
Women aren’t afraid of school teach-
ers, no a rule. llut tho average man
is merely a grown-up boy wand boyn‘
don't like school teachers. They are
afraid of liiflkllll‘, breaks and being
laughed at. They think l'ul critical.
They act as if i were going to order
thorn to bound the State of Mitotic-
sippi or ask them 'il It had two cown‘
and ll had twice as many more and
if (I had three tilting the number of
cows that—LN "
l
i
‘ "0h, Born, you ortlggcratcl" inter-i
"l‘ln sure it’s
l'\‘0 known
tout-hora who
ruplcd Mrs. 'l‘atlpolc.
till your imagination!
thousands of inland
have lnnrrlndw -”
Elizabeth.
like a human being.
Nine to typical of tho onlirc race of
school teachers. flut uvorywlloro l
“ "And
* romantic, like art or llluulv!
a painted it I made a allp~oue Iota
so curricula" ,_ ,,
“l .33“pr . her ordain: way. of.
speakinguu‘part of her training for
the stuso,"‘ said Williams. ‘l'il have
to any a good word for hermm"
“if Tadpole is opposed to her going
on hewon't thank yon." said Hath.
away. “Slic'u probably just cargo;
struck and some one ought to talk}
her out of it."
"She may hnv
l
i
great talent, for”
all you know,” 1' indcd Mary Zonl.,
“Probably recites ‘(hiri‘ow blunt
Not’ and thinks she'll a second Bornr
Fifteen minutes later Mary chuck-
led to herself as she ovorbonrd Hath-
away arguing with Mics 'l‘utlpole upon
the hardships of onevnigllt atandoq ,. ..
while Williams was offering to "use
his influence" in getting her a heart
lug. And into the merry party 0:
which Minn Tadpole was now the rudi- '»
ant centre of attraction. for already '
the glamour of the foolligllts beamed
to be upon her. blundcrod an unin»
vltod guest—«a Mr. libbona from Miss
Tadpoie's home town.
“How are you?” be asked alfably.
“By the way, iiixou. the cupcrinten-
dent of schools, told me to tell you
that he exports you back to take
grade eight after the Cbrictmau holl-
daya. Won't tuito ‘uo' for an answer,
because he says you are the best
teacher, the bmil. diuclplinai‘lnn and
full of hobbies never helped counter!
Judging by tho expression on the
face of Mina 'l‘ntipolc, no one present
envied tho youugutcru in grade eight
Matter Chrlutnulu.
Mary now took an active interest
in Miss 'i‘ndpole‘u and cites. She
tmnnpluntetl her for a week's visit
to her own apartment in the Begonia,
and sent out invitations with reckless
profusion. Elizaboth‘a intimidating
career scouted for once to be hiding
its head.
”You are giving me such a splendid
time!" df‘t‘llif‘t‘tl the charming about.
“0h, er--- Mary, what did you say that
Mr. Jorrold's luminous is?"
“i didn't say," ropiicd Mary. “Ho
looka to me rather like real estate
or insurance. You one. i only met
him recently, at tho llardlnas."
"Ho accrued quite nice." obaorved
Elizabeth casually.
hint-y Zcul rt‘lfrulit'd the invitations
that fell dur- on tho other remaining
days of thc uct-lt lilizabcth scented
to have lost inttv‘cst in being the
centre of fll‘tlilill;-»~-\l‘llli‘h had seemed
the pinnacle of iluppiucau to her pro-
finitely.
Mr. Jerrold mil-litlf‘lt‘, mo of having.
a career up my -lt-cvc,“ silo ulghod.
ho thinks- it'll something
Every
, man tlllnitn ho is doing the World a
“l'm not augm- to marry." unzipped: 300d
out i ask is to be (retried . ’
i don't any tuy‘ l0 his vanity
lit" learned it ril‘l
turner it appeals
lint l'lu aura whorl llr.
Jerrold hours that i am engaged In a
turn wilt-n
from an artistic
. useful hold he will loul- his intercut."‘
no it‘s always the sumo. ’l‘hiu allnlmor ‘
cuppcd the climax. l was color; camp
for: in the Adllmuluclm with a party
of friends.
two giriu front homo and the chap-
] ulvnro lo uncrocy the;
crop; the others Were not to know my ‘
vocation.
"Well, ibo rout of the crowd wero‘
to come through on tho :1 o'clock train 1
in the morning and change cure.
The two girls, our clulpcron and my-
aclf were to join them. and. no father
was out of town, we nrrunuml with a
new policeman on our boat to take
us down to the station.
know, that policeman llnd never laid
eyes on me before. The crowd lum-
Bo far as l I
bled off of the train, and l \‘l'llti iu-l
troduced to everybody and everybody".
brothers. Such brotht-rll! They all
looked at me as if thtly worou'i sorry
I was going along and we worn getting
on fmnoualy whun the kind, well
meaning policcluun
and said: 'Woll,
now, Mina Tadpole. I gurus you can
take care of yourself anywhere w-«ulltlh
a clever young lady. You taught my
, Willie five years ago and ho uaya you
i
beamed on me;
can learn you‘
t
“Wt-ll. if he limit! it out, titul't alum
at him lndtgnuutly as if all his an-
uwcra-toexuluplca wore an ng,"
cautioned Mary.
"it'll wonderful how “'t‘ll acquaint—
od we have become in a tow days,"
aighed Elizabdfli. “life's rcully \‘ot‘y
lutellluont."
“is he?" nukud Mary, with a mock-
lmr little smile. “'i‘bon ilt‘i‘lltllls tho
truth about you won't frlly'tllll'i.‘ built".
"1 hope not,” uni-i Elizabeth
humbly.
When Eiipboth and lurrolli ro-
turnod from a walk in tho park into
the next afternoon 'ilury ticnl record.
ed them with a cheerful grip of my
dcrntnndlna.
"To think he bl Professor Jerrold!"
gunned Mina 'l‘utipolc. "And you told
him i had a prejudice againutwugntnat
one might as well any ill-ulna! lllll,
0b, Mary, what can such a clever
man nee in a silly goose like me?"
"Ho says you've got the loveliest
cyan ilc oror sapwood there's no
compliment a Higher .‘ilufhlullatlcs
Professor can pay an arithmetic
teacher than to want to add her to
was the uluurtcat tout-bur ho ovur‘glonfgnll‘y” said Mlll'y.~~"ol0nl
bad. l “01)“ you have a [good rcutl' " j m n “3’ 0“ t
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Thain about all nho did limo it English and Irish Amity. l
‘good rent,” added Mrs. Tadpole.
“And now we burn persuaded hot to
world the winter with mi. Mary Zeal,
how shall We keep tho truth from
our circle of friends? it always does
creep out!" ‘
“Always!" uroaucd Elizabeth.
"Here’s an idcaw» ” hogan Mary
Zeal, putting down her toucup.
An Mary Zuni curvoycd the group
‘of then collected around her ubo ap-
glnnce. lint she couldn't clluae them
away like so many rhlcitouu. In a
distantitlornor of tho room the aton-
nlnx Miss Tadpole chatted with some
married woman.
"isn‘t it a pity Mills 'f‘udpole's pooa
iple are so oppoued to her going on
the stage?" asked Mary suddenly.
"The utilize!" gasped llor satellites.
, "Why not!" inulctcd Mary. "Silo
lcerpllinly has. the personality to malt.
‘u ll ocean."
i
,tc
“Why, i board who was a school
cohort” announced Hathaway. Tho
‘othem nodded. ,
, "How ridiculous!" laughed Mary.
l"lsn’t it funny the rumom that got
gal-cunt]? it would certainly unlutlo
ngsa Tadpole to hearshe was Mcilfld
of being intellectual."
The five men regarded Misti Tittle
pole with a new interest. "What's
her llnwcomedyfi or tragedy?" asked
ngillamu, whirlmow a press agent.’
' “0h, ahe’u modest. .TExpoots to
latart in the chorus, I boilers.” ro-
{plied Mary. .
' "Funny that i not the idea the
ltaught school," laughed Davis.
"When! milled wall her I t awfully
tutu watercolor an “i 'd'
prociulcd Mra. 'l‘ntipolc'u reproachfui‘
,initials and actress, from a card no
characters, "lion. 0. 'htlLlJ'f splicing
Joseph T. Ryan. occroittry of the
Friendly Sons of St, Patrick, said at
the aocluty‘u amt-c lll llroutlwuy: i
"With homo rule assured llllli will;
ho a stud Si. l‘atrtrlt'u any for ire-l
loud.
land and England will now die out.1
"it has been a bitter haired, a?
hatred that manifested itself ill many ,
wnyu. Some of those wuyu were;
arousing. 1
“Arthur Balfour, the ox—l’remloni
for example, once was in a great?
hurry to not to .l'lmrlnml from hill
post in lroinml. and. there being no;
regular steamship for some days, he
proposed to cross over in a cattle
boat. ,
"But. in the man from whom he
sought information he found a homo
ruler of most, ardent vlcwu.
"‘(lan I cross in tonight's bout?
asked Mr. Balfour.
"'No. ye can‘t thin,‘ said the triall-
man.
“'And why not?
" 'Becnuae ’tlu a cattle bout.’
"'Novor mind that. You not par-
ticular.’
"The boom ruler gave a little laugh.
“‘No, Mr. nnifour,‘ ho relation, '1
damay ye'ro not, but the cattle
“M",
o
Hon. 0. Lulu.
While in Washington a prominent
citizen of Honolulu purchased a trunk.
The dealer wan reoriented to have
painted on one end the purchaser's
follows: "X. Y. Z. "Honolulu.” Thai
following cmomeu inscribed in bold
' n he trunk.
w. -" w«—«Wwwm~ww mmW—WW
*FIVE YEARS
SE y. A W
SUFFERED
Finally Cured, by Lydia E. lank-
ham’s Vegetable Command.
Eric, l’a. — " I suffered for five years
from female troubles and at liltit was
, almost helpless. I
went to three doc—
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' tarantula;
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_ flW‘liWill
Will Not Lei $300 Get Away
‘ Without a Fight
HARTFORD, June l-i.—~'l‘llo state
treasurer and the state comptroller
were represented before Judge Wil-
liams in the superior cbnrt last week,
upon it rule to show cause why an or
inaction should not be loaned to re-
strain lhcm front paying $300 to each
of gleven reporters, under the provl’
’tors and they didl
:me no od, so my,
‘ .1 sister ll vised me to1
try Lydia E. l’ink-‘
‘. léam's Vegetable
alone of a resolution of the state Sen-
ate. Attorney General John H, Light
appeared for the state 'oflicers, Henry
C. Willie and Leonard Daggert, of New
Haven appeared for the taxpayers,.
headaches that
when the stomach, liver and f
‘ m
bowels are kept in the good
condition in which they will ;'
1 be ’ by the ‘Zprompijlj use ' of
* E'EllliAM’Sfi
PILLS
Sold 31min". In bone: 100. Ind 35¢. ‘
,.
state, and in the course of such em-
ment attends sessions of the leglsia-'
ture for the purpose of reporting the
proceedings of the senate and other
news relating to the government of
the state for publication in- newspnp‘ .
ers,, that none of said persons has inl-
coud are a
(impound, and
‘lelCii I had taken ,
two bottles 11m)“, and Robert
bl ltor the clcl'cn newspaper reporters.
lwho made application for the injunc-
.l. Woodi‘uff‘ appeared l wise any duty or service to the enate
change, so 1 too it
all: bottles and I um i
now strong and well
again. I don't. know how to cxprcssl
my thanks for the good it has donc mo 1
and [hope all cufl’cring women will;
give Lyda E. I’inltbaul‘s \"cgctabic:
om mind a trial. It was wurth ital
wet; it. ill gtdd.”-—Mru. J. P. ENDLXCII, :
1t. ‘. I). boft. Eric, Pu. -
Lydia E. l’lukiluul's chctahlc Cairn
round, marks from native roots until
lorbs, contains no narcotic or harm-l
fuldl'u a, and today holds the recordf
i
l
for the aria-at number of actual cures t
of fenullc diacritics we know of, and,
thousands of voluntary tastiuloniuls‘
are on file in the Pinkhanl laboratory
at Lynn, Malia, from women who have ;
been cured from'almost ever ' form of ,
female complaints, such as ntlumma. ,
timl, ulceration, dislplacruluuia, fibroid
tumorn, lrrcuularli cs, poritulic pains, =
backache, indigestion and permits.
prostrutiou. "very suffering woman
owes it to horse f toglvc Lydia F. Pink-
ham's Vegetable Compound :1 trial.
If you want; tipoclni advice write
MroJ’inkimm. Lynn. Mass" for it.
It is free and always helpful.
“lawn—N- ma... my... w»... n“. a.
0n. ll. ILWEBT l8 0HO0Eli
l8 ODHIITTEEMN
(Continued from Eighth Panel
Mr. McMahon rurullcd history ill the
t‘fi‘t‘lllln of the last structulo, whcu
it took two yours to gut tho matter
through. He ilclicvcd that it would
cost, ltllllzlll}, sumo Sinhlltlil to llill'l'lllifit‘
a new silo and crrct a building.
Mr. McMahon's rt-solutlon was put
ltl vote and paused.
it was lili)\0d that tho district coul-
lulltro llc uutbm‘ltod to borrow on that
(‘l‘t’~lll of tho \llhll'lt'l lhc Hitlil of $i.t,nul
in auto, to nilsct tho (“lii‘tcilt (-xpmlscs
oi llit‘ um («tuning roar.
Iiil‘ ‘Tllciiilaml l-ltplaillcd illc tliffcr-
Nil 0 with the Five Iililo film 1‘ district
:n :czards in fill“ boundaries at the
Standard till \i'orlta. \"llt‘ll‘ it has boon
found llinl no lino has our horn dc-
fiucd. 'l‘ilt-lr claim amounts to about
31‘.“ in itih’t‘fi paid to thin illb’illl'l. it
was vottui llil‘l the comulitlcv- ho t'lll'
powered to adjust tllc claims of lac
Filo Milo lilit‘l' district,
in regards to tho tirllwiil: tczlcllt‘r.
Mr McMahon rliilit'll that lilo town
lwtlrti oi miuul'tion bad rm-omulcntlcd
tho lt‘flt‘llt‘i‘r? in music. drawing and
phyalcul l‘llliiil‘l‘. cl'cll if the Ollll‘l‘
powuru do doom thcao unnecessary. it
Booms as though illc tilatrirt should
krcp fllc acrvit'rts of the drawing
lcurllcr.
Mr. Swnrtr. movcd that the district
‘colnmlttun be oolpowcrcd to cllunuc a
tilt‘,
drawing lcacllor, ill the cvcnt
board of taxation docs not provide for
the name.
lll’. Sllcrcr epokc on the mnltcr. say»
inn that the board of school visitors
was ill favor of a drawing teacllor to
that c ‘tcut whore it had recommended
. that u l t-lcvcu diatrictu ho alvcll draw-
lnu tcacllcra. llt‘i‘i‘lllfol'l‘ only air of the
tllslrlrlu burial: culoyrd the norvicoa
of tho canto.
.‘dr. Swartz'u motion was
mic and lltlauttti.
lilr. i-‘lwurtr. liltl\'t‘t,l that tho tilatricl
appropriate. than or so much as might
put to
The hatred that tilvidcu Ire-film n809fiflfll‘)’ for salary for a lclit‘lt‘l
or of drawing.
Adjourned.
win—w” «pawn...- .. v
8UlT OVER RAILROAD BOND l8 BE-
GUN.
The coco of White vs. lllc lioltton
anti New l’ork Air Linc Railroad colu-
puny attlrtetl ill the auporlor court.
New llnrcu, before June (lager ycutor.
day morning.
At rcrcsu time only one what-lot had
been examined, and it is believed that
the case will continued for auroral
days. 'i‘ho critic ltl one of the moat llill'
uuo ill the literary of rullroud control.
it. (liltt‘fi on the docket from 1906 anti
runs back to the time of the original
"town ulr" lint-lo ill this atalc.
The suit to over some mortgage
bonds which were lrnuuferrcd many
yeurwngo. The burn-lug of the account
of too old lloston‘tlud New York Rail.
road Co. will make it a difficult case.
Attorneya Walsh and Hubbeil, of Nor-
walk. will prouccuto. and Walton» and
Day and Buckluud will defend for the
New liuven‘rond.
O mm.
Rondora of The Sentinel leaving the
city for the seashore, mountain; or
rural resorts, or forpmurope, can have
it sent direct to them by mail for
any period tleairedwdays. weeks or
months. Addressetl may he changed
at ‘o’fticn admire
, tinualtcr: that
itllél‘liOUIl.
Mr. White made the opening; state-
ment. He said tllnt, representing the?
taxpayers, he was ready to proceed,
and be understood that the attorney;
general, rcproscutlng the state omccrsl
was also ready, but he understood that i
.Vlr. \l‘oodl'uff, representing the clevenl
rcporlers. was not ready. Mr. Whilel
said that the gentlemen could, thorny
solves, explain their positions to the.
court. Mr. Lilzht said that
ready to proceed. but. as had
said. Mr. Woodruff represented
reporters and he understood that .
was not ready. air. Light said that hol
bad no objection to a reasonable com;
Mr. Woodruil' mlgllti
make preparation. Mr. \i'oodruft‘ said,
that the f’cporfors were not named as:
defendants. and although they wercl
the parties directly lntereutcd, no
notice had been given them. The only
notice they had had was what they
saw in newspapers, that tile applica~
tlon had been made. lie said he had not
been remitted until 4 o'clock Thursday
Mr. Areriuc. his law purl‘.
nor, was away. He told the reporters.
becni
the 1
he,"
he would not appear for them unless
he had time for preparation, and he
would liltc reasonable COlltlllilillle of
tho luatlcr, Mr. White said that of
course it made no difference whether
itolicc luul int-on gimp to Iilr. Wood.
, ruff's tiltillts. boctlusc, under the rule.
if that claimed to have an interest in
the matter they could appear and be
board when the matter is taken up. it
was agreed that there be a continuance
so that Mr. Woodrui'f might have a.
chance to prepare. ‘
Judge Williams asked the lawyers if
it utulid be anrccablc to them to liftl‘C'
the matter heard in New Haven on
some Monday or Saturday and the:
agreed that it would be .\ (lilt‘Siloll
was asked as to llil‘ lcuuhtll of tilt- pro-
posctl hearing. As rcpt-vacating the
uifilo oiilcurs Mr. Light said he Would‘
not have mucll to offcr. liu thought
that he niLd Mr, White could aarce as;
to the truth of most of lllt‘ lunttcr nl-l
lcgctl in the eight pnrnurnpils of the
puilliuil. tin tho othur hand. Mr.
\Vootlrun‘ might b.- tiilipoacd to disputcl
some of the matter nlivucd. 'i‘hcu Mini,
tight. road the paragraphs over, and:
{posed upon him by the law or other-
l or its officers or to the state, either ill
5 consequence of such employment or of
such designation. and that the
meats provided for iii said resol
are intended to be and are in
gratuities."
Clarence Deming, of New Haven,
Judge Harrison B. Freeman and F. A.
Scott, speaker of the house of repre-
sentatives, attend the hearing.
Dill”
ution
t
fact
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THE PLACE
LADIES’
Pumps and Oxfords
ALL LEATHERS
$2 to $4
White Canvas Pumps
$2 to $2.50
MEN’S
Patent Colt. Gun Metal
and Tan Oxfords.
$3, $3.50, $4, $4.50
BOYS’
The Harrison Clark Shoes for
the contclltu ill puraaruph four of the‘ BOYS. Absolutely 80"“
petition scorned to be the point upout $1 50 to $2 .
which the matcl‘ial issue would be,
raised. Mr. Light said that his answer-i
to that would he till:- Senate .lourll-l Two Stores
““ ‘Norwalk South Norwalk
blr. Whit.» asked if there would be,
any objection to the laying in of of
icopy ol the Sonata Journal when llll‘l
’illillit‘f‘ in taken up, Mr. Light snid‘
_ltlut, he would have no objcction. M l'.,
. Lilzllt iihklttl .‘dr, wllue u he would coll-E
linl- himself to the donate .louruui andi
‘ lit» said that he would prorldotl the tllvi
lclrutiouu of pmuraph four worn lid-l
tuittcd, but it tho allocations ware tic-l
', uicti ho would want to offer testimony].
iin support or ”Will. an. \l'llitr lulldi
ltllut in view of the. continuance llcl
Kthought Judcc Williams should in at
lwuy dotcrmluc the extent and natural
,ol‘ the hearing. lilr. \t’oodrufl was not i
Elli a position to any juut what he wncl
grilling to admit, no he had not soon.
,llll of hill cileutu, lull llt- altrccd that
'llc would let Mr. White know by Mouw
ltltly at. it o'clock an to what llo would
admit and what, he would deny. Mr.
\‘i‘hltc then asked Mr. Woodruff, in
ratio be denied lilo mutter contained
in paragraph four. if ho would agree to
have ill court. such of the it roportel'h
lluulml all Mr. White wanted, without
making it uccosuury for them to be out»
pocuucd. Mr. Woodrllft‘ said that he did
not want to make an llgrconlont that
any of the it named would voluntarlly
appear in court to futility, when Mr.
White could get them Into court by
subpoena, but after Mr. White had said
that by Tuesday afternoon at 1 o‘clock
he would notify Mr. woodruff which of
the rcpot‘lei‘a he wanted to appear. Mr.
Woodrnff said he believed that there
would he no difficulty in having them
appear voluntarily. Then it was agreed
that the hearing be before .ludxtl Wll‘
llama in New Haven, on Batul‘tllly or
next wee at 10 a. in. ‘
Paragraph four, over which the dirt
cannon arose, remix as follows:
"filo pialntlffrl allege upon informa-
tion and belief that each of the persons
designated by the president pro term
polo. ila‘cforasaid, is employed by the
i
l
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embalmer
l9 North Main Street. South Norwnlk
Ruldonoo. ti Washington Strut.
Telephone at office. 830-2.
Telephone at noun. I”. ,
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