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miah Candee. President
eat, Charles] Pidgeon
”it W. Hadley, Secretary
how Corbett, Treasurer
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15 AND SAME FOURTH.”
t'li Norwailt tried for the second
this year, its conception of 11
1111111 .sano fourth," which in this
13 tohoe means reasonable celebration,
e. the restraint is not severe
ugh as to. encourage a desire to
do the ordinance and yet its provi-
hm stringent enough to prevent
11y Jot the accidents, awhleh hereto-
}‘f‘llave resulted in many deplored
11nntortun'alo accidents. The ordi-
utilicll 1111s dialled at the insti-
" Former Mayor Robert M
under his supervision and con-
he in. by the most plolntnent deal-
fireworks ill the city, [1101 ides
firecrackels of the. larger and
re‘dangerous variety shall not be
d,1sold or exposed for sale and that
too of blank cartridges and pie-
‘Bllall be tnbooed. Thus a reason
To celebration is allowed. All the
lie that on ordinary individual or
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ldored none, is permissablo.
e" a result of the strict enforcement
‘ is statute, only two slight acol-
occurrod and of these. one injury
1 Siloililned by n \Yostport bov who
lie Willing blought a pistol. not
wing the prohibition.
e results “"9111 most gratifying
to officials and citizens and prove
usivoly our contention that a ran.
to restraint islbettor in many
1 hail the unreasonable restraint
‘ many shouted so loudiv t111.tlut
the use of fire works altogether and
reduce the some kind of bulb id
in prohibition would. namely. law.
horn and sneaks. Restrain ransom
11 and you prevent accidents and at
“me time permit the 1101's and
11, in today to enjoy the good times
we older talks delight to look
on older lolito delight to recoil,
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VEHICLES SHOULD CARRY
LitlH'i'a.
‘ - assaehaaetts legislature has
1 bill providing that all vehiolos
entry 11 light at night This is
1 regarded as good low. it
ill; fluid such a law prevent
so lighted from (lotus 11111111
1111‘ built would prevent
in; damaged by automo-
"uttho existence of any
than or other vehicle
1". 11111511.: nubile hittllws?
Without 111111111 sort of a light.
1111111119111: on till! roads,
needing automobliu 111111.
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1111111011: the intuition ennui
i1 tootsie ahead or him,
"‘A votin’ wom 11! Ah!” said he,
which would prevent 1
“That‘s"? something I should
latte to see ‘
‘A woman shy and sweet should
be,
Andlrule at home all modest-
ee." ..
‘ He safely stroked his ample knee;
“But women ought 1t“ vote.”
said she.
“The women. they are moved,"
said he,
“By impulse as you must agree;
They might be won by aophistree,
With arguments and aubtletee."
‘ He poked with anxious pokes his
knee;
“But women ought to vote."
said she. 1
a
"To wield the ballot calls,” said be
“For strength and for integri- 1
. tee, '
And power to solve with certain-
tee 11*
The problems of the centuree."
He spread his hands upon his
knee;
“But women ought to vote,”
said she.
This man. a candidate was be.
A city officer to be;
Just then the door-bell jingle-d
free.
A heeler from a great citee
Had called, the candidate to see: 1
“What do you pay for votes?”
asked he.
The. candidate uneasilee
With nervous hand caressed his
knee;
“Call round election day,” said he.
“With Slugger” Bill and John
Magoo;
Then held the door all graciouoo
es.
With candidatioh courteoee.
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“111 that 111 voter?" qua-led she,
"That he is strong. I must
agree;
But can he solve with certainties
The problems of the centureo it"
The orator no more spoke be.
But madly pounded on his
kneel ‘ ‘
will". A. Archibald 1
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Corsets
or Royal Worcester, it h it.
1 10.113 . and other nopdlar
duality. Tonight
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Big lino oi Sample Socks. some
or the finest we have ever‘
soon; All colors in the lot:
regularly 251:. Tonight PAIR
”119cm
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l 67 pairs or Corsets. consisting " "
171111111811. all stung; regular 51.. 8‘ I
“l 1j ‘ 1 79¢,
Women s Glov s
‘ 1 2-9163th chamoisotto Gloves, not-f
ural color and white. all slash“ ‘
39c
Veils ‘
CHIFFON VEILS. 2 words long.
lyord wide. in a great as»
sortment of colors. with hand 1
1 some” bemstitched'hordera; 1131"
value. Tonight ‘ ‘
WWW {50° ““1“,“ Tonisht ‘ ‘ '1 streets; worth 26:: pair. To-
” ' 1111111.
Sash Curtains
1 Splendid lot of 811th Curtains,
alrehdy made. very desirable
1170.1
Men’s'BathingSuits
AllWool Bathing Suits. one at
our excellent 1111111; All sizes.
Special tonight
WW 8 Ne‘cka r
FICHUS ' ‘ 1
Worth 61. 50 and 32.00.01? Lawn, 1, '9
and Batiste, mind and sailor
collar effects. Tonight ‘
98c
DUTCH COLLARS “
Embroidered Sailor ‘oul‘ch ooi- -
.lars, various designs; worth ,
500. Tonight
24c .
larrettes 1.
A big Assortment of Fancy Bar-
rettes, in shell and amber;
regularly 1511 Tonight, EACH -
RIGHT To THE POINT ‘
1 The tomcat who loves strawberry
ahorteoke and who on 11 pinch. can
make his own, going first to the prize
beds of Lanyard to select the boat
berries obtainable 1‘01 so selects cull.
nary undertaking, has not yet left the
Western Union attire in \l'iasled. but
he has three or four more days to
sure our notorious nature tiller irom
the crime of playing second tiddlo to
that tribe in Texas ‘7
.4“
Six members at F] 'ard's varsity
crew. tour or Cornell‘s and six of Co
iumbia'n were six feet 111 above in
height. with a miuhnliln‘lwhlght at 1611
pounds. Prett) stalwart college hon.
these-Now York World.
~o-
it‘s dimcult to prove a trust In mag
nzinos A certain distrdot in magn-
zines is demonstrable without much
trouble *lirookl) n Lagle
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The mobilization in Texas will be
doluobtlloed. The troops will come;
marching home again with glad an ad
gallant troad. tor Tex s in summer is
a trifle too Juslltaoalory of General
Sheridan‘s famous dictum—11801111111
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A man who entered a New York
bank and demanded 35.000 in clean
money was lunged all to the queer
house. That‘s the proper place for a
man who in no particular about New
York money.1--Srbolmetady Union.
' —O—-
The New York still drinks are no
fouling a lad. imagine. it possible. a
meat while was made oi loo cream eo-
dn. ~~~~~ Atlanta Journal.
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A strawberry shurtcuko twenty feet
snllaro may seem alluring to male poo-
pto. but what no Would like to use it a
forty-toot ouuilnioral triangle at tiller»-
ry. blow'l‘oiodo lllado.
Mom thin 11111132711111.1111 Now
'i'orltora wore willing to my titty cents
unless that to 11111» that they lamented
the world's biggest shin before a still
blotter one unturnmtihrtelinu Science
Monitor. ..
According do the Mormon president,
the high cost oi living monopoly“?
a prohibitively expensive luxury. An-
other blessing of the high brotoctlro
tortillmlioltou lint-11111.
“in”
1 Farmers 11111111010111 "111111111 1111” over
reciprocity should not tail to mill
Senator Root'l statement that tho it“?
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111mm malty. it at downtown
Peony More.
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boon indicted in New York out W
tooth wire uniting to little to m tho
but of them in troubles-em Atlanta
Ronald.
holiday 11111111. 1111111 11111111 Within
like the do? tluit the 111w Sororities.
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(Continued from First Page.)
ouch "alternoon from 2 o'clock to 4
o’clock. bedtnulngfl‘uesday. Seatenn
her .‘1 On that day the examination
will be in arithmetic. The remaining
subjects will be arranged to meet the
convenience oi the candidates who
present themselves at the time. Each
atndont applying tor: this examination
must bring a recommendation from
the principal or the school attended
during' the preceding year. together
with a statement of the study done
during the summer.
The examination committee consist.
ed 01‘ Dr Thomas 11101111111, John 8.
1.1111 reneo, Dr J. M. Coburn, Miss
Charlotte Lamont. Ralph T. Ripley.
Principal E. ii. Gltmbart and alter
'scbool closed William (3 Perry sub-
stituted {or the teachers who left
to 0.1m
Principal Edward H. Gumbart and
William (3. Perry will be in the High
school building on Monday. Jilly 10,
from 9 to 3 o'clock. to center with
pupils “or parents upon‘any matter re-
lating to the courses of study.
This committee has received no re»
ports from the North Center and
iirookslde schools.
Franklin School.
Seeley llonodlct .1.
Frank Brennan.
Henry Knenig
Patti Lawrence
William MoNornoy
John Mulvoy.
William O'Conutlr .
Robert Oliver
Elliott Sipporioy
Kenneth ’l‘aylor 1
Stanley Thomson;
Elizabeth Briggs
Minnie Controwit:
Aline Donuts
Emma Gill
Edith Gopdchlld
Julia Groin
tinsel Harris 1.
Mildred Hawaii
Daisy lint-lo
Margaret Knob
Nollie Loo
Aieoln Lynch
Anne Mills
Gertrude Rider
Bertha l3. hoodnor
Julio Nolan '
Laura Sodomtroln ’
Anon 31011111131111 ‘
Anon Stewart
amen Stewart
hildo Thompson
.. Joanne Whoa:
Kethotlno Wilton
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iiisio Wham.
Ethel limo
Viola Brill!“
Show Shanoollor
malty distributor
Amy dial-x1
m 111nm-
listen (tattoo
‘miuguatitmo
1,111
John Mailer
Nelson Mitchell
1 Ernest Paul
Harnlond Richardson
Elbert Smith
1 Center School.
Elsie Alwater
Gertrude Burgess
Eleanor Coley
Mamie lhsesh
Ethel Gorham
Katherine Gray
Adeline Newton
lsahelie Paisley
Lulu Prousser
Lucinda Richardson
Mabel Siberia
Cecelia Sachs
Annie. Varian
Morris llyxbee
Charles Clarke
Frank Chamberlain
Elliott Deh‘o
Morris lsrael
' Harry Morrison
John Moiihoney
Daniel Slegrist
Walter Scribner
Eat Norwaik Schools.
Paul Anderson
Ruth Buckley
Mildred Detl'itt
Russell Finch
Helen Fitch
Ernest Groeurhner
Helen Hustdtl ‘ '
Jeanie Joselorsky
Lara Keoler
Winton Kelley
Charles Magoo.
Miriam Reynolds
Nollie Rowland
Roland Sherwood
Ward Slurdovunt
Marion Thompson
Charles l’aust
Isabel Tate
Rowayton School.
Corinne Aoltant
Maud llruaduxo
timid Cuthlll
Stella Fl'illto
George Hammond
Warren Jennings
Bonnie Kilnoioltor
Harriet bolts.
eRath Onion
Merton Raokott
Frauen- Robbie
Milton Rowland
idiiaoboth Sum
Mary Savage
Berth: Sooiiold
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Lillian Taylor
Marion Wood 1
Over liver School.
Florence Bonita
oiumn‘ooii
Gilliam Boomer ._ ’
Fallon Burr 1
Clarence Olen
ham 006W _
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Florence flout?
Altos Motherland
Alena blotting
1mm some:
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Emil 'ifmdnoll ‘
a.
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? min, but are now 11111111111311: oomn
‘- miles into on the 11m
Clarence Vollmer '
Henry Oswald
Broad River.
Katherine Gnodwin.
St. Mary’s School
Marlon Barnes
Jennie Buningosa
Rose Christiano ' .
Irving Campbell .
Rockwell Dllgan
Anthony Dugan
Julia Dagon
Esther Douiens
Ruth Fasan
Madeline Fallon
Frederick Fornn
Mary Guider "*"
Ethel Hayes ’
Kathleen i-laugh
Daniel Halaoy
Salvator Jannario
. Edward Kearney
Alice Kane
John Leonard
J. Cletus Magner
Vera McNamara
Phyllis McGuirk
Elizabeth Murphy
Agnes Mallorich
William O'Brien
P. Ward Prendergast
Helen Plunkett
Margaret Peyton
John Rooney
Katherine Smith
Mabel Tito
Nellie Nolan
‘ Dorian School.
Anton Nordin
Louise Abendroth
George Cantrell
Georgetown School
Bessie listen
Alice Holman
Private Pupil.
Bertram Crawford.
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WILL RESUME WORK MONDAY.
mum—.1
Changes at Vanderhoet' Factory Com~
plated Ind Buoy Season Lookod
" For. '
The Vauderhost straw bat factory in
Butler street will resume work on
Monday when the full force will to ,1
turn. ‘The factory has been closed tor
the past two weeks. during which time
Oontraetor A ll. Msikln 111111 made 11
number 01 changes and improvements.
Thom‘hao been 11 great deal of steel
winioi‘oemont work 11111111119 wood
work has also been somewhat cheap
oil. This has all been completed, ov- “
‘orvthln; 111111111 the factory beta: now '
‘ in readiness tor the resuming or the
work.
801110 of the employees hove started
in already, this 1111111; honorary 1111 on
do: to not. mine 01 the out parts or
the. processes throuiih which the hats
1 1 innit, 1111» hetero an reminder oi! the
. tom starts working. Many at those
employed at the teeter: have been 1 1
of noxt _ a '1
Nook The straw hut trade no 11m
‘11 good one this «11m. and it to ro-
1; ported 111111 the factory new it“ 11
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