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" ~ 'E Elihu. all sizes. Brussels Rugs, 8 [Lb by 10 it. 6 and 9 it. by 12 It.
2 Axminster Rugs, 8 it. 6 by 10 it.“6 and ii it. by 12 It.
E‘MRPETs—‘Velvet Carpets.Brusseis Carpets. Tapestry Carpets. in-
grain Carpets, Fibre Carpets, Crex Mattings, Japanese Mailings.
China hie-.ttlngs
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to her work and her visits at the new
oral schools. _
Mr. Lawrence reported that the
teacher of the West Not-walk school
had voluntarily expressed to him the
satisfaction brought about by Miss
Bouton‘ 15 visits and instruction at her
school.
Mr. Wheeler stated that the text
book committee had a. meeting prev-
lens to the regular session of the
board and decided to deter the odor»
tion or text books for the present. _
On motion of Dr. Sharer. it was rob
ed to accept the report at the commits
tee. .
Mr. Wheeler spoke regarding diction.
arise, saying that some of the teachers
had asked if there was any reason
why they could not have a choice» be—
tween the Standard and Webster‘s dic-
tionsrieo George E. ll’honipson. oi
the men stillilill. boss
assume soil-
*-countries-evens.
ii on Amt:
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(Continuedirtim first page.)
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dormant three years. after the date of
the passage of the vote. The low oi.‘
09 provides that the present bound
.Ihali be augmented by the chairman
‘* of therseversl district committees,
E which shall constitute the town school
committee until the 1913 annual town
meeting
“ The lunch mooted question of die-
tienari-es Was also discussed somewhat
. Clone. Herr? Rider-.Da‘ .
Shem Wiltred Bodweli. , .
‘ mum and Dr. Willisrn J.
inut'os o! the pevious roosting 2
22nd ‘lsy secretory Bodwell ondA
' E bead fer months
. needed a dictionsry
2 the test.
2 such otthe tour largo schools be
" ‘ with the old.
‘ the vote does not.» many nastiest.
results with Casual-eta.
misery.
is no remedy like this.
I {to
Hang
Club
or has
his.”
ever. he did not feel that every pupil
2 'Dr Tracey advocated that the mat-
ter be submitted to the Principals As.
sotdstion.
Principal Frank W. Gregory being
present. was asked ii he thought such
in trial would prove socceesiul.
Principal Gregory thought the trial
would be successful and said that be
for one whom not be jealous if Broth-
er Thompson .were selected to mslte
Dr Sherer's motion was put to vote
and carried by I. vote oi (our to two.
'11:: Sharer moved thot one room in
Mr. Wheeler stated that the con.
stunt use would bring out the essen-
tials oi the new book. as contoured
Mr. lemon failed to he enlighten-
ed, however. holding that he could see
no room for measurement. ‘
Mr. Bodwoll said that he saw no
reason why Dr. Bherer's motion should
prevail and the town he forced to my
four times the nwe’swy mount for
inveotlntloo.
Dr shorter moved the adoption all the
the high school This will rennin un-
der the control of the present high
school committee and its successors.
committee had under the low as it
stood when the vote was phoned. Spoc-
lai legislation will be required to
chsngc the management at the high
”haul. s
In regard to the district schools. the
provisions or the not or 1909. Ind chap-
car 186 or the General statutes ore ooh-
iiiotlng. Many of the provisions oi the
1309 law are so inconsistent with the
old law, Is to repeal. them. and it must
be assumed thst such was the inten-
can of the inter statute. 2
The first duestlon is us to the num-
ber of the new town school commit-
tee The 1909 not does not say who
should determine the number to be
Don‘t let your stomseb. liver and {novels ”boson miurshls soother
moment; put an end to the headache. billionsuoss. illusions. nervousness.
stoic. sour. pussy stomach. backache and all other distress: cleanse your
inside organs 0! all the poison and oilete- matter which is producing
Take a unscaret now: don't wait until bedtime In all the world there
Alilooout box insane health. happiness and a clear
No more days of gloom Ind distress it you will take
it Coscuret now and then.
drew—their little insides need a good.
cleansing. too. ’
insomnia suns
mum museum
‘ estimate and taxation. 1 would suggest
the
Don't iorgettthe chil-
gentle
act. with the powers and duties there-
in described Among‘ those powers
'svid duties are the spmintmeut of a
chairman and secretary. and acting
school visitors
Under this construction of the law,
no special election will be necessary.
The powers and duties oi the town
‘Bi‘liOOl committee are fully described
In the not or 1909. 2
in the matter of prepsrinnthe next
budget to be presented to the board or
that the chairmen of the district com—
mittees set with the school visitors. as
there are some expenses o! mintsin-
his the schools which hove heretofore
l... GOLDSCHMIDT.
Town Counsel 2
Mr. Wheeler stated that this opinion;
bud been concurred in by Attica-ow3
General John 3.1.1an
No action was taken at the meeting.
awn!
FILE} cunso m 6 To iil DAYO.
Your drumst will refund money it
Peso Ointment fails to cure any one
oi itching, Blind. mendingi or Protrudv
in; Plies tn til: it says. soc. o ..
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hfl.‘ufln~‘~fiwfi
”Hm!!! DIES,
Jinnah (louver-sable brother, who was
illillll ill iiilill Sill ‘
E tier has been prosperous during the
, grand omoers by death, the grim reap
2m in loos. end who died tit his home
IN SESSIUN
Annual Reports Showed organi-
zation Was Prosperous Last
Year, With Gain to Membership
l8 iii‘llifllllill
Work at Charity Masonic Found-
ation Also is Praised
HARTFORD, Jun. l7.-Tllo one hun-
dred and twentydoutth annual condom.
nicutlon of the Most Worshipiul Grand
Lodge oiEEConnecticut. Free and Ac-
cepted Masons. woo opened at the MI-
sonic Templeih this city todsy, Grand
Master .Rendolph ll Chapman. oi
Madison. presiding. The deliberations
will continue through tomorrow. Fos-
turns of today’s meetings were the an-
iiunl address of the grand muster. pro-
sentstion of other reports and election
of oilicers for the ensuing year. The
reports presented showed that the or—
post your and that it has made I nor
me! gain. The number at lodges in
the jurisdiction In iii). in his address
the grand mentor noted that the year
"While vve have lost none or our
or has invaded cur ranks. and it be»
comes us. before proceeding with the
report. oi our edicts! acts or the your,
to pay a tribute to those who have
passed sway.
There followed the reading or a list
of the prominent members of ihe ire
ternity who have died during the past
mix. it included from Connecticut.
Eamon! linseed, who was grunt! their
the emit, but i lesi- that comparatively
with the some powers and. duties the 2
* Washington.
:bro’ry. lie retained a2 collection or 300
total tor it only tells the number the . . " ~ “
town his! bare. and hovi many or this 2~ "
router in the nth Connecticut m-
ment. and tell It Geie‘s llsrbor. Vs..
on June 3.18M. ‘ .
Mr. Converse was unpainted nost-
master by President Johnson in 1868.
and held once continuously excel»
during the two Clevelond odmluistrs-
lions. .. He vies one oi}- the charter
members or converse Post and onlyi two years has ensbled the board to as
tour or those members now uni-rive. carnelian much and i recommend the:
.... was l2 put commanders: the post, no material change be mode in 2the
and sol-rod in mm or the ”Wind. levy for, the continues? rm ,.
so: Loch- Stripes Boob tor iiity your. " ‘ ‘
mini... I veer us Mr. Converse
catheter! onrlohiims old had one on
locum or too Mariam mews oi
A collection of steel
plates bound in morocco and number-
in: see volumes is new in the posses-
slop. e! the New Hampshire Stole Li‘ '
few of us realise the time. thought; lI~
her and sacrifice required oi the board
of insurers.
oi the bound. 1 here found that the
business or the charity inundation is‘
handled in I thorough and comprehen-
.slv'e manner. The income provided by
“On February in as, in '
As an ex—oilloio member 2
Grand secretary Havens. 1 stth E:
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viThe Furniture Sale Continues E 3
_ Carpets
Rugs
2 Curtains
Upholstery Goods
In walking about the Furniture Galleries,
OilC Ctllllt'S
upon many a desirable article, for it is impossible to give
everything a prominent place.
a window or other space.
litiganv.
Bullet, China Cabinet, Serving Table Dining Table
with 54-inch top and 8 font extension, five Side Chairs and
the group, $262.00,
one Arm Chair.
now offered at
for
. $200.00
Former price,
A Library Suite, Period of Charles n
One thinks instinctively of Old English manor liousr
on with mulliunctl windows. this. l-‘urniturc’ seems so ap-
ri‘lic \\‘(‘l(.l(l is dark "
livislr‘tl
panels of dark English cane )viili hand carved supports,
and over) appcaiancc of strciigtli and durability
propriati‘ for such a setting.
north ()1. " the chairs and table iiitii
Where there arc rows upon
rows of line Mahogany pieces. one certain piece does not
stand out as distinctively as though it were displayed in
We ask attention to
A Sheraton Suite of Great Beauty
Ten pieces are included in this Diiiiugroom Suite, of
inlaid Mahogany. a copy (if the famous master's
There are two rows of ililll'OVv iibbon inlay “01k, and the
tops of tables and bullets art of bcnutiitillv striped Ma-
. had been s was tons one and that . . 2- '
equipped with Standard dictionaries of been paid by the districts, and these harmony prevaiiezethroughmit the 32m 13““: 2 ionmi prim $51 0-5 tor $4"°°
the concise edition. ' should now be included in the budget “mum "The relations a, the mm 22 511:6 2U!“ $22.00 for $17-50
. . W'- MVW-M‘G “RM Willi iniornuo to he presented and acted upon by the lodge or Connecticut with other grand ‘E n" L lau- $3000 for “‘00
Antennas) thiiie giving emit, embracing b:ol;eu . 2th1: m“ to be Button from u, my“. board of estimate. inrisdictious." he said, "remain mp2 :lrni Rocker $28.75 for $23.00
“5‘" ments, ° ‘1 ”we“ and ’3 ort ”Wm“ 0’ re 'a '9 titration of the sort Idvooeted. ram. very truly. dial and the future looks bright." Table. cane top, $20.00 for $16.00
and seasonnble merchandise. offered at sharply re-
Mattings, Half-price
\ collection of odd lengths and odd qualities, which
Much varicty.2
average in quantity from to to 30 vards.
all desirable
From so to 35¢.
work.
lieiiib
posts,
Carpet Store. first floor.
More Good Curtain Values . I E. ,2
_ . 2 2 V i ' 2
Remnants of Table Linen. Pattern Cloths and Rem-
pants of Damask left iron: the, it onticrful Linen Sale. and
. their: ate a little rumpled and soiled.
To be closed out immediately.
e atrium or titration for the lost-1‘ " ‘ ‘ ‘E
book and that the matter it; "first“ in New summon August“; ion. and White and‘Ecx-u Madras. with 456. .ior 30c..,
’ 2 t0 ”10 text 0 'cooim "0e 01' rel- Arthur’ Fronhiin‘Cllrke.'pakt district " , ‘ - r ',
' untied '1 0F '"tln ”unfinideputy for the Seventh district. who ‘ - ‘38 30"“ ‘0 2°C
2 liti- Lawrence obiectod to the term m“ -». lam November 302 19", . . E 2 Colored Figured Madras »-
‘ 0f the tnotlon. WINDWR‘ LOCKS Jon. 17‘4““ ‘ Referring to the Order of the [duo Value 50c E for 35¢. ‘ ' ‘ Value 98c for 70:.
.I The motion was re written by Bee muster Alfred W. Converse died yes- em Star. the grand rooster ssid- Value 75c for 50¢. ‘ Value $1225 for 85¢.
‘ rotary Bodvvell to rend as follows: 1mm from the wound Incidentally ll» “The good works or this order are ' 2 ‘
m HatCh & Bailey company 2‘ Resolved. That notice be siren or hinted in his side Sunday siternoon well known w u. .u “a it is mung Ruffled Muslin Curtains. 2 2
5 my" NORWALK. ecu". .? the finger: lethnic 2cm? timid]: while imagines i ugly; ”:03: tint pm: sermon or the enuresis Effects in bide, pink or yellow. were $r.so for $1.25
2 ( art's. ' a ores e x. VN‘EOW I'll n o . . 'tiouo ecmt 'iven” ‘. r ' . r ., q. _
:{f Lumbef and Mi“ WOI‘k for Everything :2 book committee tor inmtigstlonto re 1835. the son oi Huntbsl end Julisi He also pulsed theworlr oi the in- 11:11:: E}? i: “lift: r pink. :3: :3: :3 :3: $1 2:
2 7' h 2. « .. ports: the next meeting Ferry Converse. its was is yours of sonic ennui, Foundation sect-ma 2 5‘2 “ '2 2 ‘32 ’ _ ‘
' 09 °" ' " 0n vote the resolution was ununi- one. end hsd been Muenster here to that the income provided by the syn vvcre EL” {or $100
.- mously adopted. years. At the enthreu‘lt‘oi the Civil {PM of taxation din-lug a“. put mg, “ore $1 50 for $1.25
BEAVER BOARD The following was read by2 Chslrman er Mr. Converse enlisted in the 25th in" had emu“ m board of mana Green and Red Fish Net
Wheeler: Connecticut Volunteers and In nm on to accomplish much and recent- . . ~ 2 2_ , _ °
.13 gaining rapidly in popularity Ha I substitute [0!" hill and hmmry 18, 1912, “arm!" of flommny C. a. w" mended till): “0 material change 110 \alue 95C form 2 \aluc. SOC 2ft" 35C-
plaster and wallpaper. it is susceptible or an infinite variety Board of School Visitors. 2 mm lieutenantnsy. 1863. He was minds in the levy for the coming ye...» Em: and White Scrim 2
ct artistic designator walls and ceiflw. and permits oi A Gentlemcnrfiltenlylns to your in- wounded in the Port Hudson. but. He said: 2 2 Value too for 15¢. a \‘zilue 25c for too.
wide scope for individusl pretermentsnd busts. We are mots quirr, relative to the silent oi thereto mt ploy 28, end wee mustered out "We no Ill rroud oi'our Masonic Valiiogfic {0,- 29C. 2- :
and keep a large supply on hand. consolidating the school districts in melanoma; August. The Group «or: Heine. Ind it is ”moiety nrstliylnsr 2 E E Third flour.
this town. 1.. would m. In my Opinion my soothers was nomedtu honor or to note I growing interest in it among ~ _2 2 - ‘
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