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j'SOCIETY NOTICES ._
‘Mhsonw omEc'ronv.
Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
. Meet: ln‘Maeomic ‘Buiiding. South
1 Main street, lot and 3d Tuesday or
,1 eech month-July and August ox-
demo—~11 8 o'clock. All Master
Helene cordially invited. Frederick
‘6. Lyon. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox,
. Sec
. Butler Chapter, No.38 R. A. M.
'JI'Meete 111 Masonic Building, South
.1 Main street, ‘2d and 4111 Tuesdays oi‘
vented—411 8 o’clock. All Royal Arch
, Masons cordially invited. Hickson
‘ W. Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox,
Bee.
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'DUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee.
Vice-President—Charles J. Pidgeon.
Wretary~Frank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—Matthew Corbett.
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NOMADS lN CONNECTICUT.
The Hartford Conl‘ani, which do.
voles time 11nd space to the bud gyp-
sy problem in (‘ozmoctlcuh Should
.lulle notice that those nunnniic 1111i-
- ounces do not linger long in this coun-
try. We keep ihom moving down this
Way. A huntl tried to camp in (11‘0-
‘ton. and 11 (111111111 porsecntor and u
Groton countable joined forces and
" skiddooed them ovor the line into
‘810111111291011. The powers thnt he in
Sionington ctuitinuotl the grout 11nd
good movonn'nt in the right direction
thy moving the undosirtvhlo (tailors
‘ over unothol' lino into Rhoda island.
The guy—pointed i‘uhire have never
«undo the trouble in these ports that
they 111-0 all the time melting in states
which dent with them lenion‘iy. hut
there is always a cold creepy feeling
when that uorl of rubble is in the
neighborhood, and it is stile and gone
procedure to int-k tho horn door the
minute the horse is in the stall for
Ethe. niglli.--~-Novwiclt Record.
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7 ABSENT CRUELTY.
. Who; is it that the woman who
“wouldn‘t hurt .1 111'" will 1.10 011' for the
summer and loziu hot out to E~'l.lll.‘l.1‘.‘w
Meriden Korma.
RIGHT TO THE POINT
Underwood that gill StilillS must
learn to hold; 'in'ond. wash and iron. do
olmplo cookim. llllllil a cool ilro. tinvn
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girl who (-1111 do all that in a "good
without“ and uho will not how to scout
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- lug smut'k on? Newport tho other tiny
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ouihtor toll on o cow and killed . hor.
.fl‘he only solo piano nowadays is 11.
Kansas cyclone cellar—«if it is free of
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published in Vladivostok is that is con
worm: 1y all the different calondmu
of the warm for the use oi? the many
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VIOLATING HOSPITALITY.
(Atlanta Journal.)
It was the cat’s fault darn her
skin!
It was cold. I let her' in
The stall where I was milkin’ at.
An‘ tha't ends me an’ that there
cat
.Sh'e rubbed ag‘in me an’ said:
(AM!yow "’
While I was milkin‘ of the cow.
An' leaned up on her with her
paws—
She knowed that I could squirt
her jaws
Plumful of milk if I’d a mind
An’ so I did just to be kind!
Say! Maybe that cat wasn’t
pleased!
She purred around and then she
squeezed
Between the milk stool an’ my
eg
An every minute she would beg
In such a tone as if 11' hurt
_For meto give her one more
squirt!
‘ An then. because I let her beg.
She rose up on the cow‘s hind
leg—-
Me not noticin‘ a bit--
An‘ sharpened up her claws on it!
Yes. that‘s the reason I'm so
sore!
The stable’ 3 got a filmsy door.
An if it hadn’t got one I've
No cause to think I'd be alive.
That coni’s foot hit me like a
maul!
No brickbat never hit no wall
As hard as I did when I hit
ThatI door and smashed it. Then
lit .
Kersplash in the cows drinkin’
tub-—
All I could say was just “Blob,
blubl”
v.
Say. when I crawled back that
there cat
Was lappin"wh‘ere the milk spill.
ed at!
An’ the cow horned at mel For
she
Had a. fool notion it was me
That: scratched her leg and made
her kick
Cows 1s ouch tools, they make me
sick!
She pasted the plum through the
wall
An’ never kicked the cat at all!
That cat can me’.e'w till ohe'I
froze-—
But she stays out next time. That.
goeel
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3. or stated that although :1 split had oc- ,
. «more. and he seemed pleased when 1111:.
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111191111110 to oetahlioh of the precedent 5
ol.‘ having salaried offices. when so ,.
many hoopla of the town would he:
glad tooorve luthem withoot'oompeni ,
nation. He made further point thatalit'i
from outside the membership of the .
«board
, 1Mr. Bodwoil rose to defend 1.119 1'13- .
port of 11111 committee and immediately
pointed out that the total or the solar.
ios provided (or was 1111mm than 11119
total of calories paid’for similar work
in the past, and 11111111 would be 1111-.
fair to ask men capable of properly
filling the positions creatod‘hy‘the 1'64;
port to give their time for the inevi»
table work without in some measure
compensating them for it.
Mr. McMahon then stated that he
agreed with Mr. «Bodwoil that there
was certain work to be done for the '.
board that ,shonld be «paid for, hot thud ‘.
this work should he done thy one per;
son and that he should be glyen 11 3111-
nry large enough to warrant him in
giving his whole time to it.
Dr. Tracey suggested that it might ‘
he well to securoinformallon from 1
neighboring 18011001 diotrlcis. such as
'StotnfOrd, Danhury and Bridgeport, to
find out how they do things. This
brought Dr. Coimrn to his feet with’
the statement thui Vorwollt was capo-i:
Me as anyof the otherlplucos mention: 5
ed 31111111111. it could work out its ownl
salvation without copying the work of
others.
Dr. 'Shover then guvo an account of.
the troubles of the old heard of schooli
vieitoré and the trials and «tribulation
themed them to appoint a purchasing-
agent, and of the benefits that. immedi-
ately followed. From his statements.
11111151111011 his salary three or four
times over, in ilw past and that ii ,
would be 11 oil to continue such a. suc-
t'essiul 5y etotu. ‘
'ilr.:\1oluahou thou moved that the
town and the motion in: its adoption.
he would follow it with 121 motion for5
he laid on the tohio 11nd he stated 1111111
appointment of committee to invesw
tlgate the methods of neighboring-J
town: g'Some little contusion followed;
over voting on :ltis motion to 1111' on.
tho table 1111111111101 several manners.
had changed 1‘111‘ 11' minds a few times. 5
the motion wile fina‘lly carried 11.1 115-
vote of 11 to i.
All. (lleiuienning moved that 11162
ch .1111 .tppoint :1 committee to investifi
gate affairs in 011191 ion 11:; and the mo-i
“interim thou stated that he would
giro out the appointments later. '
Mr. Lowronro moved thnt when the
meeting adjourned. ll adjourn to meet
again on Tuesday evening, August 6111.
find. it was so voted. 1
in the lull that tollowed. Mr. Wheeh
curred over the acceptance of the re-
port oi’ the committee 011 organization.
it. would be well to proceed to a form:
nl organization,“oven if it should he;
outdomptn'avy; that the board had or.-
temptoti to do certain things at its 111'-
i‘ormai meeting on June lot, and that
it would be only fair to the other. neo.‘
pio concerned iogivo their contracts
:1 legal status. ’l‘hia‘ Argument found
ready acceptance and on motion, Mr.
Wheeler woe continued 1111 temporary
chairman. Mr. Bot‘iweil as tempornry‘:
secretory and Dr. Sharer as temporary '
purchasing agent. A, formal resolution,
prepared by the town counsel; wu‘.
vihon introduced, rntiiyhig the ovation;
of tho hoard at its meeting of June 1111.
and 011 motion or Dr. 'Clune. the root?»
lotion was adopted unanimously.
Elli-.11McMnho'n then stated at. some
'longth that the Union disieio’t in 901101 '
iNorwnilt, ‘wunt'o 11 mole stipervieor’to
he Actually in charge '61 the school-a
lound that what 111. was asking 101111111
already been provided 101' name six
wealth back. ‘i. . ,
180 that the 1111111210111 may the in a too.
it was plain that the purchasing agonti '
tiou was iuntnimously t'.111".1iotl..\'lr.15 '
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A sweeping victory for Low. Prices. A
victory sure and positive, as evidenced by
the thousands who have come from all
sections of Fairlieltl County, knowing well
the merits of the merchandise always fea-
tured in THE GREAT
JULY CLEARANCE and
Muslin Underwear Sale
'A sale in which the public has the greatest
confidence and which outranks all other
events in point of money‘sav'ing opportuni-
lmportant .luly Clearance Sale Pur-
chases bring to your threshold 3 Harvest
of Bargains utterly impossible at any other
ties.
time or in
any other way.
" For Tomorrow, We mention
the Star Bargains 1n the Big
_, Basement, ,3 $10, 000 Stock
at about one-third of the
regular prices- 1: :
11111011 to mire up their work in 18111».
committee on oupplioslbo centinood
. until 11 new {shun-mines could he no-
Ipolnoad to take its niece. He elated
that requisitions must, be mute and
that hills must he unmoved to Mamie.
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temher,1)r. Shem moved 1111111111 11111 My «1111: in tho Wool Non/1111'
district was then brought up and the
secretary we: requesttod to write to
111.111.1111. and find out 11 he 1111111
considered littoral: a member of tho
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Mr. More“ wan loot: cum-on: in
his import.“ 1111,1111 escapee 1111 Mr.
McMahon; 1111111111 hi: coho-him to
them. 1111"" as their statement: were 111
retail-y 011110th to ouch other. the noon.
lion we: culled for. and the motion {or
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Mum mow, one or new ram 116111"
medal patrolman lil dying in In allot!-
eide hoaoltal from wounds received in
an encounter with consulate before
daybreak today. only tut «111111;.
Reilly mooted a member at 1111. I0
culled "PM” Gm" 011 :1 rubber?
abuse. . tribe other when 1112,,th
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