" later.
. no purpose of a heuncry and is a
nose ~~is~mlr *‘Hour
"8 GWEN IiEiililliil ‘
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.‘B, Wilson und .‘iunlesr‘il. Magner
haistered a kick against the old shack
which stands on the former St. John
moperty. and asked that it be taken
own when the improvements went
into effect. Nothing was done about
this matter by the-council, although it
will no doubt be considered by them
The building was erected for
1 lubed on a stone foundation. which has
‘1 ‘1 1, manned Cross street residents to in-
. ititute and register kicks previously.
Among the property owners not run
\ 'mented last evening at the hearing
“ mu the Cross street matter are the fol-
lowing: Charles F Church, W. F.
I ‘ flouswell property, the Elwood prop-
‘ round, John Euglehnrt sud W.
““honey. Various others were represent-
end. however, and they are given in the
9 iiIlItII Relieved by Lydia E. Pink—
‘ 9 arty, the former A. Huntinson proper-
d1, Miss Margaret Dorney, the estate
of Patrick Ryan, W. T. and '1‘. 1. Ray-
Moll-
ll'ollowlng account with their opinions
mm: the change.
The hearing was called to order
phat-fly after 8 by Mayor Edward J.
.li‘innegnn, Councilmen William B. illlr-'
mell, Charles A. Quinlurd, George F'.
Bette, Daniel F. Toomey and John D.
blilne being present. City Clerk lames'
J. Keene read the call of the meeting.
Mayor Finnegan informed the meet-
ing of the purpose oi’ the hearing and
lsllso told that City Engineer Charles
’9’N. Wood had prepared a map which
was in the mom f0! inspection at the
. time. of the proposed layout of Cross
Utreet.
Those who wished to be board then
gathered about the map which was
displayed on the council table.
‘ Jones D. Worden was at (1 loss to
’ how what effect the change uould
“ have on his property and Mr. Wood ex
whirled as follows:
In 1888 a survey was made. Most of
the property on the north, side belong
ed to the Lockwood estate Later
there was a petition to have "Cross
street nil laid out uhich use all done,
but. the map has beendost The men-
eni. map has been made from the our
way of 1888. He sold it is u good lnyv
out. The street bus nlwnys been forty
Sect wide. 0n the south side there is:
more land than is needed in the
change. The present layout is all
right as it is. and lorry tool is wide
enough.
Mr. Wood said it would be, u bonellt
Tor S. B. Wilson but Ml. Wilson sold,
"I think not " Ml Wilson mid be had
not as much in his lot as belonged to
him.
Mr. Wood said. "You are all short.
Cross street is netting to be more of
nmnin street nod u ill be more so w hon '
the curb and gutters hole. been laid."
D. C. Fceney illlllQlli‘ed and sold “As
Irepresenting Mrs. liriducl imbue), l
protest aniline! any such unme nu thing
9 The {once bus been in front of my
SHE HAD
CONSTANT
M’s Vegetable Compound.
Dewiitviilc, NSF. .... .. Before i uteri.
to hike Lydin ii. iinltlmm' s Volts-l
. bio iiommund i,
.1 uttered burl oil
‘ohlls, Winches:
.nd bearing down
" and had a.
outinuous in in
left silo. it
mode me sick if i
corsets all the time.i
. 9 Il new I do not have any of those
ables. i have 5 line strong holly
. Milli of “with?
doll liter now which I did loot bulls
”.rvl r3119 We.
e out on ‘ ~99 on .
ill... soul’s «Snowmen... ,n r.
The above is told one of the then.
dilate tors which are
9. tinl i gémivn My;
311 one am a
. , which prove ugfiadmd“
1i Pink hams
oimm roots spilll aileron,
»- uncommon“ ohm unsettle.
1 or women. roll that every
minnow out
" ' 191 him
mfifil’fixmfi a ”$53“ lot.
n 1) 01‘
clippers??? , 3 up
so
‘nnd her husband had moved
l
:3 work nur.3!er 3.
mother ill property for lolly yours.”
Mr. Wdod explained that the street
has been thirty eight toot wide in
some pluses and fifty in others. 9
"The other night at a meeting nt
Which 1 who present you said Cross
«street is not accepted," said Mr. Fee
may to Mr. Wood. .
Mr. Wilson asked if laying a sewer
through a street and water mains does
not accept it. 1
Corporation Counsel Walsh solid that
there is no doubt but that the street
is a highway and the argument on this
question is of no use. ~
Mr Wilson asked the question of
the mayor: "Will you work 3 road
without it is accepted?"
He answered, "No, sir."
Mr. Wilson: "Will you lay sewers
and water mains in a street intention-
ly unless it is accepted?"
The mayor: “No, slr,f'
Mr. Wilson: “Then 1 don't see any«
thing worth all this argument. "
Mr. Wood said if a good Erode can
be agreed upon peaceably then there
will be no assessment of benefits and
damages.
James Dngon appeared let his moth-
er, Mrs. Eliza Hogan, and it was shown
Ithnt in front of his property the her-
rowest part of the street appears. it
will be necessury to take from five
to six feet from this property. Mr.
Boson said that would bring the house
very close to the front street.
The mayor said: "Of course if the
property owners do not wont the im-
provement then the council will not
lune this done. That is wllut this
meeting is fox—do determine whether
the property owners Wont the improve-
ments or not."
it was thought that it would be it
good plan to stake out the lnyoui and
allow oil to see how it will be. Thus
an amicable sci tlomeul can he smiled
at least and perhaps effected
iiurvey M. Kent said that quite a
piece will hole to be token from the.
Holmes Keelcr and Selleck building
on the new layout This will be you
expensive in the company. nod the;
requested that ll be avoided ii ponsi
IlIL‘.
iir. Kent punts the change, provid
ed the H. K. 6th .Co.‘s building is not
cut off, ‘
Corporation (‘ounsol Walsh oxplnin-
ed oil the method of procedure for the
mulling oi‘ the change.
Mr Kent thought it n good thing and
said it should be done.
\ir. lingon is sslislloli, he sold.
l‘l'uuk lionncckur was ulso suilsiied.
.lumes Manner and Mr. linbey were
in favor of the change.
Mr Foeney said he nouldn't stand
in the Will oi um improxcmcntu.
Mi. “ilson In suiinilod.
‘hir. Worden was ‘doubiful as to
uhotelu he imolod oi lilsiulorcd the
improvements, thus standing nlono.
l‘oullcilulan Milne moved lhnl as
public necessity and convenience re-
llulred lilo change, t‘ross street be laid
out in the oily engineer. So volcd.
(‘oullrilnlnn ilurncil sold them in no
money in his doparimonl, the highway.
for the work.
Mr. Wood snid ii will cost fill lo Tl".
to slim ilw lnnlior iliul the council
mu uct intelligently on the owner.
ll wus voted that lhe council up.
poinl‘lho iliguwoy committee to lur-
ibor lilo (irons strooi mutter, lo invcu»
1 lliiolo and report.
It was voted iiilit the meeting nd9
journ lo the evening, of July 3rd.
BCHIOTT ESTATE AMOUNTS TO
MORE THAN ”0.000.
“(W
inventory Mimi in Esme oi Donghier
of standard Oil Magneto.
The inventory of the villain of Mrs.
Mii)‘ E. ill-‘lil'oi’d Sl‘llloii Willi film! in
lilo i’lohnio count Bridgeport, iodny
'i no pornounl properly exceeds lilo rent
vulnuiion, consisting of a Illiilih on
Park pinch. llridnebori. mm "090".
l’orsonul obluto nmounlod io ”buildup.
or this Milli was ill lowoiry
'lilst‘o pore 3oz. «horns of ulorho
usnropuling when“. null hunk depon
lid of Si, 694‘. {iii
Daughter of Oil Milo.
Mrs. iichioil was tho wife of .lo-
hunueu Hinhinil president of lbs Blue
Ribbon! ontomohilo company. She
was the daughter of Li: 1' lledior'd.
iiihudnrd oil mnunnte and was very
Vuiihnoun in New York. Her death
Dimufi‘mi in March shortly lifter she
to n
lastly puiuco which her islhsr had
built for her in Greens Forms.
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WOW REGIME on NEW rooster
LINE CDNMRUCTlON.
Work was insulin yesterday bv the
Sperry Engineering company or New
Haven. upon the collllirucliop ot a pull
of the Bridgeport and Dummy lrollhy
line. at the Trumbull line. About all
down unrumen broke line the emu
fields of m. highivor just over the line
in Trumbull, and will continue to
The solution? is out
n Should
ailiTlIAIIlli Til, HIGH
BBIIIIOL WINNING
(Continued tron! First Page.)
exllminntlons are to be given under the
snpervisionlvot the principals in their“
respective schoolsond corrected by
those principals, after which the mi.-
pers wiil‘be returned to the commit:
too. The board with the exception of
Dr. Henry C. Shercr und Herbert 0r”
Pollard were unanimous on this mut-
ter. Dr. Sharer voting and spanking
against the plan and Mr. Pollard belnii
absent from the meeting.
This consolidation or schools won
also talked about. but definite action
deferred until the next meeting. on
the grounds that it was too soon be
fore the elections to agitate the mat-
tor at this time.
The question of a drawing teacher
in the schools, the appropriation for
which was withheld by the board or
apportionment, was considered and
the members Were urged by President
Wheeler to work for the mutter. The
board Is and always has been heartily
in favor of this course and it was with
regret that they learned that the
board of estimate would not nppro
priate enough funds to carry on the
study.
The meeting was called to order by
President Arthur C. Wheeler. Dr. Tho-
mas F. Clone, Dr..Henry C. Sheror.
Wilfred Bodweil. John 9B. immense,
Dr. .1. Mlll‘on Cobum and Dr. William
J. Trnoey were present.
The following petition was rend:
To the Board or St‘ilool Visitors of the
Town of Norwnll-l:
We. the undersigned, parents of
children in the eighth grades of all
public schools in the Town of Non-
wnlk, do most vigorously protect
ugninut the proposed method of bold-
inlz examinations for entrance to the
Norwulk high school.
This change, at the eleventh hour.
cannot full to be. disastrous both to
the children and lo the school system
no in whole. and we trust that the 509
her second thought of the Board will
lend them to see the injustice of their
course.
Samuel T. Benedict, lire. Albert
Merritt, Mrs. Joseph ii. Brown. Jr..
“re. A. N. Sherwood, \V. l3. Smith.
Mrs. W. A. "lipid. birn. Charles biased.
“in. Ciiglzolto, Mrs. M. i.. Rosco. Mrs.
P. i... Mills, Mrs. Tlouen, hire. Muller.
Mrs. bloGrnth, Mrs. Willinln 0 Smith
i"rcdericll i.. iilxboe w 1 Channel
lor Thomas iiilhauiuon Mrs. E.’
.“Iliht‘”. birs W. Brondhulwsi hill
l.. H. ilmls (nee Pauli. Mrs. ll. ii
lmckwood, Mrs. E. ii. llcnnln. Hurricl
\‘. Cloris. Adolnldo A. Sills. Eiiwurd F.
0'i‘onuor, Mrs. T. Brennan. :‘idololdcQ
rNonh Sippcrloy, Mrs. [93. P. Filmornldfi
lira. i... ii. Wilcox.
Mr. llodwell stated that p but
brought ”in petition in his Imlilll‘ ind
I)? had experienced some olihrulll in
finding; our whole ii come from. ilo
illluliy osccrioinod that ii route from n
Mrs. Soils.
llr. Coburn risked ii‘ .‘lnybmiy outside
oi” the honrd members know who! the
new system was.
Mr. iglu'l‘onoe stuiod (but it won
through the uownpolmr articles that
much of tho misunderstandingIronic
lllloul.
ilr. (inborn moved und it was voted:
to lay the poiiilon on the ‘inblo. Mi
voted for the motion. oxcep! in: tiller.
or, who VoiolLus ill-inn nnnlnsi it.
Dr. Shoror uruod ihnl the honrd so
no ilNllltil' in this oxumlnnllon mum-r.
l-iv mum-1.1.9.1 illili lilo bourd select u
conuiliiil‘o oi lilo principal: or touch-
.9r91 who should conduct the exumium
lions.
All lilo llooior woo pol ni lllo prov.
lone mention when the mutter was dis»
Illihblld, no lioilolic ul‘lil‘m having been
Hilton, President Whoolm‘ explained
lilo pluu in vogue.
ill'. 'i‘i‘uooy recommended liloi lilo
examination papers bu crumbled by ll
vollrmillm of the board and n commit»
ion or the blob M‘Iillol faculty; uiuo
illul the committee pl‘upnnl9 it» own not
oi mloslloiu, silt-r lilo princlpnlil bod
nuiuuillmi (hello ullouiions.
Iii‘. Troop); moved that n commuted
of three. consisting of in: (inborn. ilr.
(.‘Luuo nod bir. lulwmuco. mu with ll
councillor. or the high school inmlity.
plummet! of Dr. Dumber! nod
teacher» whom Inc {shall select, to pro-
paro u not of onemiuniioo nebulous as
submitted by the principals.
llr. iihsmr held that the. members
oi the board had no rinm to lunch the
pine“.
hr. t‘ohurn woke on the matter. can
luv, that it one the scum of the hours}
dual the questions be selected by a coup
milled. but the pullout to be marked
by the learners. lie objected in Dr.
Trader's motion on grounds tool the
high school isouily’ should not be M9
ion-ed lo have scribing to do with
preparing the questions. '
Mr. insurance cold the! he noun!
not serve on any committee which
Would correct our examination papers
Chairmen Wheeler Milled that the;
principals lino snhmided eighty ones-9
lions. from which could be selected;
ion questions whit. ll would Satisfy the
mom exacting critic. .
ilr Trashy counsel! lili! tooliuh to
read line the populism oi! the iv
schools wrest the hope ‘9
to the sent omen. present. ”he believed
» school faculty, consisting of Dr. Gum-
two’
i it has been unscented that greet
hool inpulty to prepare and correct
8 questions. With all due respect
the co mitten had been too long cut
oil school to pick out the questions.
dubs it they could not select the ones-
lions when they were handed in. '
‘nrgllmcnt.
out the questions blindfolded. 9..
Dr. Tracey and Mr. Bodweil also dis
impartial test.
Chairman Wheeler said that he had
talked with all but one of the princi-
pals and ‘iound that they believed the
board had taken n step in the right dl-
motion in this matter. ‘
Mr.1Luwrence said that he could use;
an advantage in turning the matter
over to the high school faculty and
that is it there wer any criticism it
Would be directed against the faculty
instead of the bourd.
Mr. Budwell suited that it the board
were to be governed by any such
'liourrilous letters on wribsn by '1‘. K.
Richardson or such men it had better i
quit right now. .
IDr. Cobul‘n stated thnt he wished it
understood that he liked to fight and
would not run nwuy from any criticism
or mud.
Dr. Sherer stated that he was talk-
ing for nobody but himself and spoke
as be felt.
Mr. Bodweii read the motion which
was no follow:
Resolved, That in committee or three
members of the board, consisting of
Dr. Clone. Mr. Lawrence and Dr. (209
born, and a committee of the high
burl. Mr. Ripley and Miss Lamont, be
appointed to prepare examination pa-
pers from questions as submitted by
the principals of the schools to be
conceited by the principals and return
all to the committee
Want Come in Drawing.
A letter from the committee of the
Center School District was mod. in
which the members appealed for n
course in drawing, asking that the
board use its influence to have this
subject inept in the curriculum.
Mr. Wheeler slated that A move
mcni urns on fool to have the specim
town meoiing appropriate enough
money to cover this matter.
l‘lr Clunc stated that he had been in:
formed hi it lad) lilnl Frnnk ii Merrill
:iold her that the school board did not,
once very strongly for the drawing
.lnnchcr ulnn it appeared bolero the
board of apportionment.
li was rlaimod than Mr. Merrill was
‘nol [H‘Nwm m that meeting. nnd in".
1 Clone vvus instructed to tell this may
that one was in error and that a strong.
appeal bud boon mode 10 the board oi‘
opporliaomvnl for this study and it
was further magnesia-d that the board
members work among their friends for
the passage of this matter at the
alminl loWn oellux.
Repom 9 t to Committsomon.
liir. iimlwoll reported that ho had
soul till» ulunll reports to the district
romnllilwnwn by rouiulerod mall.
Would Conloiidnto the Boheoio.
llr, Trill-by naked ii ii would not be
possiblo‘ for the consolidation of
animals in be urged basin ,ihis full. iic
mall-d illiii Norwulk was the only town
except linriiord where lills was not in.
Torre.
lir. 'i‘mmgv moved tho! the select-
mon ho I‘vijiiflmitd to place the matter
of tho connoliduiiun of school! in the
null lor the coming election.
Mr. limin‘oll urged that it would he
lmiior lo tulle the matter on nearer
the limo o! oloclion.
Mr. Wheeler urged lhllt the action
be Hilton in “mo to allow a lull and
iron discussion on the mailer.
ilr. Tram“; withdraw his motion.
MUD"! mui
H. ~~muw
smaller osv.
do Cuisbroiod Next loudly
Throughout the Country.
Wiml'n lilo mam-r with lnihor? Al.
tor volobmlinn Children‘s Day for fifty
years. on the second Sunday in June.
and Mollmrs' dilly lor i‘lvo room on
the second minder in Hull. Mrs. John
Druid mu ii number of her neighbors.
in bpolmnv. Wash. started in lost your
to remember the loan of the house on
”in third iiuudci‘ in June. The ides
has nomad and it in said that next
.sundny. Juno 17th. the duy will be
Qiillv nonorsiir unnerved. The em-
blem selected ill not .1. sprig of “old
man." and of «cause u “unhelpful
notion" ls out or the question. so the
rose has been selectodwu colored one
it {other in earning um, and it
while one it he has gone to his rs
word.
i
will
cure should be when in observing the
distinction of the White role. for if
{other should come down to braille-oi
Sunday morning and find his wire and
children debited out in while moonlit
might spmfnbo s senile hint. that
”ingot nov- apnea-[i to his sensitive us-
i e
push: me n hm
. . vi
Dr. Coburu failed to see Dr Sherer's.
He held that he could pick j‘
agreed with Dr. Sharer. saying thnt,
they were trying to give the pupils on '
«moons clam: mu m m
property. you '11 find a buyer.
Dr. Tracey hold that they must be ,- 3 I
When in need of Ice, phone us your
order.
lion and you will know that you are
getting the bent and purest Ice on the
market. We can't expidin why_ but
somehow or other our ice seems in
lost longer than other ice. Phone 580
today for a trial order.
Brookside Ice Co.
PHONE 580
Office and Storage, N. Y.. N. H. l. H.
R. R. Freight Yard, Ann 8L, So. Nor.
me i,. NEW SCIENCE
Definitipn of Chiropractic
; it you can ever menu. a. small
number of the people, who read and ‘
are. influenced by “Want” advertising I
in The Sentinel. to take a loci: at your
it will receive prompt atten- ‘
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BUY a SUIT that FITS YOU
One that fits snug around the collar, so it looks like
yours-moot your big brother’s. Our Clothing will fit.
Pants are cut full shape. They have belt‘loops and 9
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are necessary we make them, of course without
charge. We make no charge for pressing our suits.
WE ARE STILL STRONG ON STRAWS.
$1.50 up.
MANY STYLES IN LOW psnoss. $3.50 & $91-00.
BATHING SUITS, $1.00 to $3.0...
VACATION OUTFITS.
SUMMER TOGGERY.
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Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. is now 1185:
Chiroprnclio is the science of the «» . .1 -
colioooi‘ the disease and the art of ad.
lusting the some. Illnesses are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
buck Even if done in childhood it;
cronloo pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dldelent organs and
limbs.
Chiropruciors remove the cause oil
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the sin
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism.
sis. Henri.
Curvature of the Spine.
never regret giving Cb'froprnctic
chance in help you.
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Mediums Treatments Given Also
Perciv-
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