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the Will annexed, of the ‘
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colors! NOTICES
4MASQNIC DiREOTORY.
«cam, m. 108, F. and A. M.
M3 ill in Masonic Building South
4n'otroot, list and 3d Tuesday or.
ii Inouth-wJuly and August on
todm—ut 8 o‘clock. All Master
om! cordially invited Frederick
11, W. ll. Robert. M. Wl icon,
er Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
nets in Masonic Building. South
Main street, 2d and llh Tuesdays of
«on moutthuly and August; ex-
feptedwat 8 o'clock, All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Hickson.
W. Cole, H. P. Robert M. Wilcox.
IOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
Prealdhnt—Nehemlah Candee.
Vice~Prosldent—-—Charlos J. Pldgeon.
" Secretary—«Frank W. Hadley.
’ Treasurer—Matthew Corbett
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One hundred and twcmy-scron unl-
ohips ot‘ ull closers will he in line in
the lludsorr river, Now York lizutmr.
Oct. 13 to ‘15. Of these. thirtyvtwo
will he first class battleships. many of
them tll‘endlltlllgills~~lhul is. all till:
gun ships. in ntldiliuu there will in)
four urtuorcd cruisers. l'uut' cruism's,.
duality-one special typo vessels. six
naval lnilltin miners.t
IW8Dly~Slx drlstroyvrs, slxlct'n .lOl'llalL‘
' limits and ten suluutu'lncs The total
. tonnage in llnu ulll he 741.590 The
review will surpass in nulullcr of WS-
' sols and weight at guns ritzy licvt llllli‘
orio liSSClllili(-ti in America.
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The rolnlu'nliou in Now Haven. this
‘ week. is u c't'cdll to one of the oldest
cities in tho country, “till the resi-
dents of tho lilm ('lty m‘o $110Wlllg
‘ . grout lilo and cnturprlru than willl
4 long he remembered by those whoI
. now tho. lmlncnsv Plil‘lltit‘ of ycstcrtlul’.
44 .oitd enjoy tin» uthur i-ntrtuluutmrts
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3‘ The Non Y'olk Minis are not illli‘
lug any ciluncos this limo lu lll uumuu
I to Sll‘ilto. 'l‘hvy extract to wullr out4
,oll éioctlou night which is ill mm A
1’ record breaking timu for tips nnd tho
lightning oi lilo wintel N‘lll‘lllll nil
operas, horse shown and other ulnar...
long.
W...»..~... “.0”... run—u...
, RlGHT TO THE POlNT.
‘lle rotioricr who mot Aluhnnnmlor
fliryfl‘u ill; tho (loci; in Sun Fruuclsm
with u remnant for hill rluws on tho
dlnunmn rnnnl nlnllor murlt hum illlii
hill own idcnu or ("Dialllllilyn‘w
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nm tho nniwd lituuo.” rhinitis lilo
on hill. Will umnulunly kindly loud
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180nm any that ninmlrmiduu in "on
Lhor uldo ot‘ Ionian." and olhct‘u
it in a boat, lumllnu on salt Riv.
Qt ;-'- Allunln Constitution.
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New York Roman culliollcwlolit's
annuity and .ilburnllty in tendering
he of lain church for tho, gun-inn
lull. of limit llliuhomu, or «New...
. war a plenum inrldntu of
neighborly happening; in
41 ill; not.” it will. help along 4
mmfioflugihlld Republican.
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tho French winter. who
mind hit for om ihlrwonl
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In either breast. or Fate’s un~
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Changing for precious gold
Afiéction’s dross,
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When the great heart that‘sorely
4sighcd to say
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54. “Farewell!" until the late-de-
g parted guest
4; (The transient tenant of an idle
ti breast)
5‘, ‘Shall. through the open portal,
3‘? welcome there
I: A worthler than he who barred
‘44 the place 4
4:" Against the loitering lord,
Sé > whose regal face
39 And princely step. proclaim the
'2: lawful heir . ..
‘4'4’ Arrivcdwah happy dayluto
fill the throne
By royal right divine his very
‘ own!
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a day,
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{'{U}- vine-tantIQn" ”J" a, a;
“ form agreed upon. 30 voted.
‘proud of. Ii: organs that we
' good goods. low prices nod
the volume of business is our
ed and. happy and pay. us a
4 See our Ladles’ Suits at
They are great values
! to the Cantor school for the pmpasn
supT' GMAPMA” 8 “Econ“: 01’ rclievlulr tho overcrowded floilillrti
"“01"le BARRIEB lions in some of tho other grades.
OUT ill BOARD
In the north Center school the
ct
(Continued from First. Page.) is enth grade has been transferred
to the Center school which molten the
right of memberogfl the committec to:condltions there more satislucmry l
furnish coal to thq schools Tho lawn; 3?}: 32"” tond4s4c4hool4s are in a “3”
counsel found thut’ the law which a“ so ry con 0”
had given ride to the uncertainty orl The Brooltoide school is in bad can
the board m this togucct did not “*4 ditlon, the rooms being overcmwded. 4
494‘ to schools. ~ The Broad River school is in 'a'
A £04“; or (QIIQ‘GCL plepared ID? bad CDDdItIOn 50 far as Beating CKIJEC‘
tho gnzagcmcni of touchcru «us read “5’ ‘9 concerned
in ,‘lho clerk, having been prepared byi The Winnipauk school is crowdcd,
the. 404m counsel. :particularly in the two lower rooms.
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The suggestion was'modo that hill Dr. Chapman also recommended
the teachers be rcqnircd to sign the that hotter results could nepocurcd it
new contract, which suggestion gavelthe. eighth grades wcro Controllzcd.
rise to a protracted discussion. . l He also recommended some regula-
Dr. Sharer. moved that where tench-4tion as to‘cutrunce of beginners into
ers have no writtcn application to the 4 the kindergarten ‘and the first grade,
town. they procure blanks oft the in schools where there was no hinder
Egnrlon. ,
It» was voted window the form at: Mo naked for u school calendar
contract its auggelsled by the town and uniform school cushions.
counsel. Ho ohm asked that the first grade
Ira T. Chapman, Superintendent dreading ’be made unltorm, which
flcliools. reported on the school onU'ertild cost about $125.
roilutent, telling of changes, umdoe lui Superintendent Chapman snake of
the South Norwnlk, East Norwdlkflho truancy prohlom and Hold thotil
and Over River schools. :tlto janitor» were glveu‘pollce powuru
Ho unguarded that the eighth motion would prove udvunlugeoua.
in tho Over Itivor, school he moved Mr. Chapman also stated that he
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Running on "stored with thousands upon thou-l
[hands of pleased customers is something to he
profits in our motto~wo hoop our catchers——
Instead of looking needy while savingup
enough to buy a suit; grime to us, pair us a
smoli-Mount and get your‘ault-wbe well dress-
$15 $18 and $20.
Take a lock at the Men’ s Suits at$15.$18.and $20.
4 unifying o! the am [ratio renal
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Sensational; ' Flour sale
For Thursday, Fridoy and Saturday
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our, auntimhcr nun. no the lime. tor
11in“ mouth“. ‘
lenunlomion of tho
have satisfied with
easy terms ' [low
goo] Our slogan is
dollar, a week:
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uould he nicused to compile a school
on alendar and dllcctori for printing .l
Mr Chapman. upon request of the
hoard supbuiittcd a school calendar.
which divided the school vow of for-
it weeks into three terms of ii woclts
for the full term and 12 necks each
‘l‘Or the winter and spring terms. the
dates of which are as follows: Fall
4term, September 3 to December '20;
winter term, January 2 to March 20:
March 31 to June 20.
On motion it was.4voted to adopt the
calendars he submitted by the superin-
tandem.
Mr. Chapman also submitted a ton—
tatire schodule. providing for uniform
achool scsalons. which schedule Wit:
adopted
Ml Laurence mm ed that the unper-
intendeut he requested to which
for the consideration of top hoard, a
form of directory. such as he desires“
So” rolled.
i
it was suggontcd that tho chairlnun'
confer with tho sclcctinen in regards 1M1 lllt‘ur mi "0- 34 and is srrintulully
40 clothing 41,4 janitorg with police: ltucwu us the Sabbath 0i Solemn inert
power 40 report at the next. meeting. 4 i. c., oi‘ totnplcto (cessation trout all or-
it was moved that. the report
Mr. (.‘honmtm relative to the lrnno
for of the sovonth and eighth grade
nupilp ho adoilitld and that ho he in-
utructod to carry it into effect. it war
so voted.
Dr. Tracer moved that. the unmea-
lion of Mr. t‘hnntunn regarding the
be doomed.
it was moicd by Dr. Tracey that
porminslon be ulrcu to pupil»; eutcrlus
tho «choc! tor tho lira; time only dur-
ing the month oi‘ Hortolulmr and the
(inn wool; in the curing term.
llr. Column mad tho cohort of the
committee on ruioll, which won volun-
Dr. Tracey moved that n marlin:
no not “(do for tho couuldorutlon of
tho report aloud and dcmgnntcd Thom
Mr. Miller moved that. lite mofior at
mph. 1‘0! tho
uuhwlu ha conductor! in ,ncrclotorc.
do vomit. '
Mr. motels movoll that an draw in:
drawn for too montlu‘l llnly and All:
' wary, duo the ileum ileum
Hummus that tho
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iiili KlPi’iiil. JEWiill
iii if iiililiiliiil
Mast Sacred of All Hebrew Holi-
days, Begins today at Sun-
down—Services in
Synagogues
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The Day of Atonement, or Yom Kip»
our. is the most sacred at all Jewish
holy days. It occurs this your on Sat-
urtlny beginning as all Jewish holidays
do, on tho evening of the tiny previous
and closing on m dunner. on that day.
in the Jewish calendar it falls on
the lUlh tiny oi‘ the sewnth moon...’l‘i-
shri, and in tho A'ulnlinutlam of ill days
solemn meditation and reflection, that
begun the next \‘Olll. It is ordained by
of. dinury vacations and occtuulonu’l‘hls
included oven the utitilll‘ying of tho
wants ot’ liu- body. The observant .lcw
dimming completely from nil food and
drink during the continuance of the
(lay. Thin fruit is the lulornretulion Ill
the. immune “,ru shull cil‘lict your mum
.on thin till)” Mill in in keeping: with
tho nplrit of the day . i. (3.. tin- subor-
dination of the physical to tho unlrltu-
dlguldo of out nature.
it in a day devoted to prurur dud
ponllonuc, u liar. whcroon, through
oonl‘msulon and contrillcn, llw soul
sums to ho at one with lid (ind. to meta.
Hlu marry and ouru His unrdnu.
The anciuui uorvlce oi the any. with
ltu ulnhqrntu rituul nnd hnnouing
priestly monitor! and ooni‘uonlonul has
diminucnrod llol‘orc tho trucr spiritual
clarification, lhut molten it annual to
ouch individual heart and lo ouch hulu- .
lilo haul. Thu unrvlco lay; zircon upon
Diviuri grace and motor that are» trocly
hold out iotlw sin-laden broom;
through poultonoo and contrltlou. Tho
nruut’. lmou tho only in that at udnlrllo ‘
Mart and a humble uplrlt are God's'
moutmoolltculo sacrifice and that tho 4
fountain of his tmly honing tux-giver}
.nm in «inhalation.
M modern). thin-urchins. lilo- Jam:
of tho rm and vicinity will attend
c annulus mixing a: or» mildew .
_. .m. million nil rum Willis» no: V
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