R41.
COAL
That’s All
68 Water Street
Tel. 72:
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, WEATHER FORECAST.
For l’ortvalk and 11cin‘ity: [Inset-
fled, 111-011111131 showers tonight andII
Tlttnsday. ”1111- 11 1".—'191'11 disturbance
continues to increase in intensuy and
is now central near Des \loines, la
wish a pressure reading of 29.32 in1'11
cs. 11 is causing severe local thun.
derstorms frem Nebraska eastward to
Pennsylvania :.‘111 as far south as Ten
nessee. A secondary distuthant-e has
caused local slowers on the North At-
)arttit- 1111:1131 during the night. The
resnpcratttw 1: 111111111 the 11111111111 in
nearly all the central and eastern dis-
inlets,
I“IEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY. 1
Tt‘lililt'l'iillll‘t': 1115111, til; lon,‘
52. Showers.
IiCify News
‘ —-~0'nce
Membets of to. l). C. It. (1..
have not l‘("(i(‘l‘.‘.’(l equipment 1"11pott.’
at armory is c‘elo1k tonight.
(.‘llARES l).li()(1l'lll.,S
l ‘ (‘otntnanding
111111.
The public is invited and urged to
lttend a meeting of 1111 Professton 11:
Men's cotumittee of the committee oft
£100 interested in the sale of Liberty,
bands which will be held in the .\‘01' 1
Milk high school tomorr'ow evening;
{there will be setct'al interesting
speakers and the 11111111511113 \1ill bcI
{well worth while. I
’The regular l11111onthl1 1111111332 of
{Lady Jennings 1,11dge,.\‘o.7 Order 11f
Shepherds of Bethlehem, 11 ill be held
in their tooms, Red Men’s Hall, “'1“
usbington street. Soutu Norwallt, this,
paw-hing at it o'clock. sharp. Business.
nomination of officers, for1natimol’I
new sick and relief 1'om1nit‘eo. and
other important matters will be 111111
before the numbers for their approval.
1A good attendance is delved by 1111.
committee of arrangement.
It committee 11f twenty members 111'
the South I\'orwalk Congregational
Church held a 111~?1'tlttg at the church
last evening. Rev. John .StnplctonwasI
in thorn". The meeting was held for
the'purnose of arranging for the June
icistival of the church will be held at
111111 residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. 11.,
Rummler, ltoton 11111 on Friday after-I
noon and evening. The operetta bas-'
ed on the play of “Peter Pan," will be
given out of doors under the direction
as! Mr. 1. l. Smith.
-—“T11c Whip." taken front the or-
ftginal production at the Regent Thea-
me today and tomorrow. accompan-
&d by the orchestra afternoon and
evening.
A“ 1n1po1tant meeting or the Coltttu tileut'y Valient joined the. Sivth Com-' dl'ii“ "li FU‘HP plans 11 inch v' 1111111 fol-
bns ltalian Political Club will be held
at the club rooms. (18 Lexington av-e
121192. Sundav afte11,1«.111n at 3:30 o‘clock,
at which time it is probable there will
be perfected the organization of a reg- the company voted not to turn out to‘I educational depar.tment budget {0,
ular Republican club. This move has
(been under considetation for some
time. and it is looked on with favor by
many of the present organization 1
There will be setelal good speakers,
present and refreshments will be,
seared. , db
The Supreme Court has rendered a
decision in favor of The Ridgefield;
Savings Bank vs. Thomas L Shet-
wood, a colored resident of Fairfleld.
This is one of the cases in which Clit-
urs H. 'King. who is, now serving a
term in states prison, was involved.“
King was attorney of Sherwood in a
mertgage transaction but embezcled
the moneytinstead of paying off a
first mortgage. The Court of Common
"Pleas judge decided that Sherwood
must pay the loss. Attorney Leo Dav-
111 represented The Ridgefield Savings
Bank, and Banks 1111 Nicholson rcpre-
~ muted Sherwood 1n the forecloSure
lotion.
”.1.
{THE liI
,tmm.
‘actress, now
be
PALM BEACH SUITS
$8.59 and $10.00
STRAVV HATS—BATHING
SUITS
Joseph Davis
85'Washington Street
Buy a Liberty Bond
NOR WALK
SOCIETY
and Personal
NE WS
Meeker-Schauh
.lohn D. Meeker and Miss llert’bu KI
St'huub were quietly married in New
York city, this afternoon. After
land. Mr. Meeker will take an appoint
.111-111 as ship fitter 111 the l'nitcd
States Navy.
.\ party '11 ladies front Norwalk
new visitors in llanhury yesterday.
being guest’s of Mrs. William ilart.
late of South Norwallt. A most en-
Iim'uble time has spent. The ltttlit-SI
included Mrs. Thomas Lister, Mrs.
Iol1n (111111 r111 Mrs. Joseph lladd't'
ley,‘\11's. |o~1plt t‘ot'ket'ham, Mt's.,
.lobn ()llt't't'ushaw, Mrs. 11. (‘1. Steven-
son .\l1'.s. ll..\'or111:1n. Mrs. George (111i
l"l MW and Mrs. 111111 Carr and were
all members of the late \\'lt1te llose
Daughters of St. George,
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph ll. lx'nippel, of
12 1'211nwoo11 avenue, have issued invi-
tations for the Wedding of 1111 11' daugh-
ter, \liss Louise Tilly Albertine Knip-
pel, to George llarold 50110011. The
,1'11'emonv will he perfontted on Tues-
tlav afternoon, June 19, at “:30 o 'clotk.
in the South No1walk (ongregutionul,
churc.l1
Cu'tlt‘t‘ttl Russell Frost, as chairman:
‘ board.
(lepattment of the
Mobilization Force,
a
ill“.
of tlte military
l"airfiel11 County
is in Hartford today, attending
meeting of the state 11111111111 of
tense at the state capitol.
\lrs. Annie K. Johnson enjoyed the
llaeeulaur eate St rmon deliv ered by
Anna llo\\1trd Shaw iu the g1 mnaslum
at llrytt .\11'11\'r111llcge, last Sunday
tuning.
RAY C. WILCOX TO WED
ACTRESS ON SUNDAY
MERIDE \’, June (1 ~—.’\111101meement
\v as made hete that Roy C. \\ilcov,'
second son of George ll \1 111111. pt'csi- ‘N‘Dlt‘tl With thanks by Ill" b01tt'1l.
dent ot the international Silver com-II
and Miss Dittntha l’attison, an
playing itt New York,
will be married at (‘1 a. 111., next Sun-
day in the garden of the bride's home
at, Raltwav, N. J.
A regular weekly business meeting
of the FllSl District
t
{ices ill Wall street.
llucltitigltam \V. (R. C... No 311,11'111
hold a regular meeling tomortow 11t-
1e1'nonn at 2:30 o'clock. All members
have been urged to be present.
...._...__.
11 was reported uptown this mom
11 ng. that one local citizen of military
age refused yesterday to sign a r-cg
istration blank. The rttmor could not
verified.
a!
Twa new recruits, 1.1-1 and Close, and
patty, last night, at ategular drill,‘
'11 h1cb was held in the armory. After tibia sum". 1111
the drill had been concluded, a foush
ness meeting was held at which tinte
participate in the ceremonies which
'“ill attend the laying of the corner
[stone of the new hospital
THE PEACH OUTLOOK.
The Courant said recently that the
peach crop has not yet been ruined.
the season being now so far advanced
without damage that the crop is likely
to be a good one. No one who rides
about the commonwealth this week
pink. The peach trees are fairly
unanimous in their determination to
eliminating any. shortage so far as:
they are concerned. From indications
now they are to he splendidly support-
ed by the apple trees, which, although
late. are likely to show a wonderful
bloom within 11 few days. .
look for a good fruit crop is now or
wheat—Hartford Courant. ‘
1
11‘
Ishort wedding tour through New Eng-
1 be adopted
it'onvenient'es previously
I 1111111 1111111 in Iegard io s1 110111 11111 .1111.
COHIIDlSSlODPI‘SI
will be 111111 tonight 111 the district 01-,
t sentiment.
will doubt it at all, for every orchardII
in the state is marked out in ed and,
blossom and to do their hit toward,
.m'cmmm’ I
RESIGNATION
IS ACCEPTED
(Continued From Page One)
port that no money is now on haul
which could be used Tor the mainten-
ante oi 1at'atiou schools this sum-
mer. These schools have become
very much of a necessity, however
and a plan suggested by the super-
intendtnt whereby the school board
,sball furnish a building and some few
supplies and all pupils attending the
wooden school shall pav a small tui-
tion from which the teachers salat'Iies
may be secured, will be. 1101 ked out in
the near future. It is very probabh
that some plan of this nattue. will be'
1adopted in order that studenta who so
desire. may continue thtit work this-l,
summer. After the superintendent's
report had been plesented, the boardl
went ittto executive session for 1111"
purpose of heating '1l1e teport of the;
teachets committee 11111111 leport has,
been thet (ause of many executive
sions of the school board of late.
Last night' 3 meeting 11 as opened by
the chairman 1112\l.J.(‘oburn, and
the minutes of the last meeting were
read by acting secretary Ilat'ry l.‘
Stofleld, and were approted by the
board. The first matter to come be!
fore. the waning was the 1110111111) re
,1111'1 oi the st1pe1iuttndent. I.
i 111'. Chapman reported that “'1le
lttsday evening, June 20th, has beenI
lived as the date for graduation exer-f
eists in the senior high sthool. ’lhet
exeuises will be held in the lbiglt
r111oel assemblv 111111.111111 11.111.111.111
Russtll Frost will be the pritttipalI
Ispealter of the evening. Juniot 1111.11
‘st'hool :."1'a1luation PT\'(‘l‘('iS1't~thll 111
held \\'etlne~11:1v afternoon, lune :‘mlrI
in 1111 1111211 ~1 1111111 :tssttubit l1al|..11
-11"'.111)(k '1111' Hiltillltl‘ for the
iuuioz' hieh 1'111:'11111ies has not 11t
111111 ~1111t111
111 «11111111111111 with the 11111111 11f,
the 111111111 nurse 11111111 1111s put-111111111!
Ilby the superinttuttlettt, th1 11111 was
brought 11111 thattthe tule which now
111111111'11111111 a child upon 111-inc 11b"
sent from stbool three suctessitu
dats on account of illnesstshail s1
.'1'1111 a llll\\l( 1.111s certifitate before
he can return to his classes, is 1111',
int: considerable trouble, and is vtt'yt‘I
hard to e'nl'o 1'.e (‘hiltlten are now
11111.1iuinr out of stltool for two days.
‘and .1 l1:tlf.\\hen they should by
rights remain out for a longer period,
in order that they 111111'escnpe thtII
11'11111‘1 of petting t certificate frotn 11
1111151111111. Mr (hapman stttuoz'stediI
the rule that all (liltll‘t’ll tflt'ttttnituil
,to school utter a petiod of illntssl
should be examined by the teacher itt'
:1'11:~1',L'e of 1111' class .uud if any signs;
of a contagious disease are dist-overt
,ed by the barber upon the pupil, the
child should be referred immediately"
to the school nurse. The superintentt
ent‘s suggestion found favor with the,
and upon the motion of lien;
hard ..1 Reynolds it “as voted that thel
1ule us put forward by Mr. ( 'ltapututt]
The doing away with'
this tale “'1” put an end to all in,
1 111-muttered
gby the pupil and his parent.»:_ in get i
‘iing 11 physicians certificate for 11111
tttission to the classroom after .111 1111-,
some caused by illness. 'll1e newt
rule will dottbth «1,1 be greatly 11;1.
ptt't'ittted by all concerned.
'l‘he sttpe1intemit'nt then volunteer~
e11 to secure all valuable information!
“‘5-
l
2:."
fot the past the nuts. and lay 1111,
1.111110 111111111 the board of odut'tttiont
111111111 he ltakes this leave of tltisl
city. .111'.('ltapnutn's offer 1111;:
111' I
\'-111ation schools 11.11: the next mat
ter considered. and it was stated by
the superintendent that although]
these schools have now become prac-
111-111 necessities. that the monev on
)
hand will not permit an evpendittuwl
1by the board {01
schools this summer.
the support
Mr. Chapman
the reasons for
the schools this year. however. and
111 declaring that their continuance
Was greatly in demand expressed the
of many citizens, who
111111111211 both direct and indirect t'on-
tut't willptltese schools. through tlteh'1
,ehildt'eu have come to realize their
,itup‘-ortan1e. The superintendent sug-
‘.'ested that the school board couldI‘
1 furnish a building and a small amount
[of supplies .and that the pupils wlt1
,tttttnded the stltools could pay 11
11111111 tuition which would pay an e x
1111 teac'hers salary, and this way the
expenses of the vacation schools
could be 1:111in 11111. The suggestionl
Istemed to be :1 pt'1'ttti1111 11111'..1ntl
.upon motion 11211111 11111111- by Harry
iRitlcr it 11:23.; 111111] b,\ the board that
the super: 111111drut hl insttuttui to
outlined continuing I
low
‘the
the l'nes sugmsted
continuante
by 111111 for
of (‘\("llill" :chools
. and pr-estnt stid plan
,to the h11.1'11l at a iutttte meeting.
‘ 'l‘lte ."'1pptoptiation asked for in the
.rent of extta tooms for school pur-
.poses was discussed at some length
lat this time and it was finally do
teided that the amount of' $850 now
tasked for should be increased to
I about $1. 200 inrot'det' that all expenses
might be met. The board has now
under consideration the rental of the
former Old Well Hook and Ladder
Company building in Haviland street,
which can be secured for $60 per
month. and which will furnish much-
!necdéd rootn for school purposes in
the lawn end of the. city. Rent and
fuel compose the items of greatest
expense. inasmuch as the school de-
pattment has on hand at the present
ttlme furnitute enough to furnish the.
building completely.
After this business had been con-
cluded the board went into executive
isession for the purpose of discussing
the report ot the teachers committee. I
The report of this committee has of
late been the cause of many executive
sessions of the school board, which
The 0““1 have not been entirely to tllé llking,1gradttate of Norwalk High and hit,:
to! some citizens of the town. i
’Ijh'o cfllclal resignation of Dr. Ir».
{'1‘ Chapman 1111 superintendent of Noe
of,
,t‘d by the
mom“
11 #~”
“0111.11.13 1.
Weddmg gifts
1 of cut glass;
Your dollars some underpriccd "
11‘ «1' What beauty combines with the grace of these newt-"I
.can {lg t" l, ut glass articles!
' HOW the light flashes back from their surface;
rismatic: colors make them gleam and glow!
Beauties indeed! And that beauty is increased 11;
§.Ifineness of their quality and wondrous skill with which
designs have been cut.
I One entire table of water pitchers, and tumblers, and
. andwich plates, and vases,;1nd bowls, and comports—well
l orth $41.50 and $5—- $3. 85.1
11,,
f
HoWLAND's
The Weather: bhowelfl.
Wm. Conn.
111% y, June 5, 1917.
11 our,
if you cannot!
Buy at Liberty
Bond today!
Ont: table of fern dishes, and ice cream trays, and:
. crusts, and bowls, ..nd mayonnaise sets—well worth $3 501
L' h 1 d I10$4- ' “Mg . $3.
1g t COO rcsscs it These pieces also of special value; and 111 a great
many beautiful p.1ttetnsz—-— ‘3; " 1.9“
' . I Celery trays—$2.25 .t Nappies—8:1: and $1
In 5 eela mo c S or , . Vases—$1.50 to $8 '31,"; Bowls—5250108150 I
P Commons—42 and $2.50 '1 Fern dishes~~$3£5 to 5'!
l L Water sets—$7.150 to $9 Ice-cream trays—'53.;3U '
.. I . Batu-1h floor. ”13]
. . _ 1‘. .1 3 A ..
plump women :
No need to tell woman of plump or full 11 sure that she
cannot con tentedly we :11 (11655 made on same 1110 ml .15 slim
woman. She knows it. , lb
lei makers long ttied to have full ill-”11113.1 women 111 l
exactly that. 'lltcv would t the their 11'1'11111 mode 5 and tilt
them a little larger and then oitc1 théin as Correct 1111 111)-
.tneu of full iigute.
' No such dresses in this lot!
These are dresses planned to fit the speciztlt
,for which they zttcoftercd:—-c1tt in spcci 11 pt
lfull figures, trimmed to give such ti<~1trcs grt
an admirable fit and a contenting ettect.
Pure white and smart fancy colored cotton
Flrm rtch rug
1g and 011d and durable,
I worth $42---$33
' It ' Foriy- two dollars was the price of these handsome A114
11130111111111: ,mlnster rugs two years ago! '
4“,“th 1',“- Every woman knows how prices have gone up and up,
1111 air, with “C6 “1911'
So it is reasonable to figure $50 as 16111 value now if,
ltcy wete perfect. —
1n the eyes of any but an expert they are perfect. Yet?
1
1
.ltC
textiles;
s 16 d'dl 1d , th 1 111 in 1 111°. with the 81111111 1’s
Ifgsfifofmy 1111 L III 111g y II I I ‘lhey have little hurts and that is why mice is only $33
Size muse is from 3811’; 11152'1;_p11ce,1 ti Not: a butt, 111 any case, to affect wear. Almost none
‘5 513,50 11,) 533, 110 affect: appearance. And every one of them very yery,
1114‘, " " Second floor._211'd to 111111.11 ...,
' ‘1 Beautiful pwtttetns in two tones of one color or in 11‘ .
I ombinaiion of just two colors. '1
Sllk StOCanlIIgs ‘, Unusually rich and handsome of effect woven withI-I 1
f l at a seam, lllCdSUllll" 9 by 12 feet—and at this special ,
or wear With finest down 1 ,Ice 0, , . 1x . $33
. .. 1.1 .-.'.TAI.j—: 1' .2 1I
8p¢0131~--$ 1 o 69 1 Third noon. i fififfiy)
if we only could tell you Who made these stockings . I I
ou’d recognize him as man whose fine silk glows you’ ve ,
:{vortt with thorough satisfaction. But that name must not THE ROWLAND DRY GOIODSICOMPAFE, .
be told, he won’t allow it. ;¥T‘-W' -~-~u- 3‘5 “" é‘fém;i_
Yet—who cares about names FOR HERE ARE THE ,srms leOTECTtoN COMMITTEE. common PLEAS _ _ _ 1
STOCKINGS TO SHOW THEIR OVtN \10R1H! ' ' “A5 MANY MOT'ONS ‘ '
Judge Lockwood a Member, and Judge
Butrpee the Chairman.
Charles I). Lockwood,
DOWN FOR HEARlNG ".
.\ larae number 111' cases will be
tried at the short calendar session or .
kt Finest sort of fine silk stockings;
.inesi of summer attire.
fitted for we .11 with l
.l udge of
I I Pure white with very fine black stripes pure white Stamford. has 1111»11.1pp011111.1 :1 mm .11.. 1111111111111 11.... 1111111 111-111m ,
with delicate embroidered designs in black pure white in but ““ht‘tOmmiitet on 11.1 mem» 1.1.1.1 11.11.1111 11. 31-011, 1111111. new,
dI'O -SlllCh dCSlgnS, 50ft Shades Of \‘Ill’lClllS llClellll-lll lOllCS ItI1I'Ic;i'on,IutIilI1en ;‘III1,;I,III,I.IIIIHI oItI \tIttztIItIItIs 11111111111 11:1I'1I111s<011:tlon otIan attach;
, . . ‘. . tgc . c e . 1'1'. 13 1'01: 1 ' 11112111. \\‘1 11' mate in 11!" case o
__ ._. ' ' 1 ' .
con 1115th thh each other, and 111 11121} 11111 >111. of mar E,” I, 1. 11.11.1111...- ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1.111..) .1111... 1:, 1111111... .21. I, 1;. .,.,,y,I,I,_
[€101.15 beauty. . 1State Count-ii of 111-tense, of 11 111111 1'111'111‘11'11111111.\ nou'l 11111111111 will be
SllCh SlOCklIlgS are usually 33.00 111111 S- .50 pan; Hunter S. (‘utnmlnzs 1:: 11 ltl'lilbr‘l‘ made 11,1'111111111' lrvinc 12151111. on o
these-$169 Apart front Judge l‘.11:'pee and .1111121: in 11.111 of l-‘ritdman Shontller 1.141111. ‘I
w... » ., Lockwood, the other numbers of 1111’- Attorney lileou v.ill move that li-l I
((llllllllllt't' are llou. John 1‘. Henry of 1-111111'1 ltttt'il‘nlil‘llittn record he 1-or- 1
New London. lion. .\itol.1 .\l:11'};.ni 1': te'it ed.
'"""""“I" :I.\'e\1‘ Haven and 111111. John 1!. thus 1115 For Disclosure of Defense .
I\Wllk’s bublit' schools “'11s read by sigma to outer Juniou lligh 11s \‘.'1.11>rl111ry. Judge iltll'ptt' 21121-11 Motions itr tiiselos1n~s~ 111 detenso , I.
11:11'11‘ lJ.~S1'olield, acting ett'retary of 11.:1'11111' .1.‘ 12:11-11:11 and foreign 11111»I,h,. connnittcc. 111' jut‘lgnlont “-111 1.9 made 1,, 111,. {01.
(In board. at (his little.
11111111 ltider then moved, and it. was
11111111 by the board, that the resigna-
111111 of the superintendent be 111'1'1-p' ,
board with regret. and that
tlte St't'l't'llll')‘ be instructcd to 1111111
, (finance, $111.11) $31371.
1111 p‘ttf‘t‘ (ll
11‘1'1'11111.
Mo's liunn takes
\“>S llumntlet'. who has'
‘."151Lllt d.
lowing cases:
Dudley \\'.
Sash
1‘
Edward 11‘. Blodaett 1's.
Stratum. The 1reenwieh
and liour Company 1‘s. l'srael
i=11u1an et '11s.. The llowland llrv
The committee 1'" to keep wa'ehful
oversight upon 11117111111'11'111111 points of
possible danger to the state, with the
tinti-
.‘llrh 1111111111 11:.1111.'_'.':'.11‘11'111111-1‘ New
1111-11111 Collect; 1111s year 11 student “1"“ "I pm‘I'dmg m" ‘1“C""5"I'I~I'I
. . . m '11-..1'1111.» Hung“, 1',,1mnbt1t; very tury or civil protection in :111- 111111 ““0115 (‘Oll'lmll' VS. George Kane. 1.
up 111111111111;posplttltmts Wilt-11‘1”] thtI-Iup- 1111:1111 1(111111111111111'1110 “1‘,, the 111 the withdrawal U, the organized Motion: for ,I1dg1uent will he 11111119
111111111111 ). '1 11011100? “2 i “1’ 111111 1- Miss 11 len 11111'111-11ck who militia. ,1“. comm ,,.,. .111: 1“,. by 111.1 111.111111tfs to 1111' 1111111111112
mans past work as supertuicmlt'm "f has 1"111 r1111 11xi:n1-,11.~.'1111r,1 11" 1111 I II ‘ .. c | t‘ ..
Schools 11. 1111:10in should be 1\1tl't'1~'.~" Mi.» 1] 1e gum,“ now '1 t1 '1( 1111 in 11111 ttge of the guarding 111111 [1111.111121'1: “l" 5' ' ' "“Db 'Q " 11“" ""'
1 1. , 1 1 _ , '1..t.,. 3', .- .114 " ‘ .
ed. 1111- Science Department who was not \t'atevw.1,\'.~'. l‘lllll‘t’):l(l.~'. etast‘ii‘te. trans-I1 111111” lllllh“ (l 1111.. 1111‘ N. 5011
No 111-111111 was taken in reaard 1. to he retain-~11 on account of changes portation and industrial 1.11'1‘..2..~ I“"“‘3“‘I-‘r P‘I‘m“ Company “‘I' The
fillingv tltev vaennt'v thus created in tip in tltt (1111;11'11111- 111 to be continued :111' ,.,._..._._____..___ 'lil‘itlflt‘lltll‘t ”01'?“ (‘omptllfli 3311"!“
$11001] (1011 Uilllent" qut it is IliltelyI .'1 teaclIn-Ir because of the resignation TWO SEEEK DIVORCES 1N Ill. Shavitz vs. Charles H‘. Qnaeken. .
t 1111 t 11' mattet wt e given 111' 1111 of \li~'~ tutotl 1,1' Smith sttl'm‘, $77111. -, .. . - - ~ .1 .
,_ , '~ ' , mush, llte l’ost 13111111511111" tomboy
nteuntte attention of the board. at a CW'L SUPER'OR COURT ‘
special meeting wltich will be called 11111111 of 1' rencn Department llissI “,0 1.1111111'11 of .\‘orwalk 2,1,”, suit vs. William 1'). Rurnltam et’ :11.
With the hearing of the 1'e:'ttlat in ‘,.~,.;.,,1.1. I111 1111111511115. 1'1111'1't'sttvIIl't’ltl-1} agttizi't Catherine \'_ (touch ,1f 110110115 for answer or 3111121111111.
monthly bills the meeting 1111s and .11 ,1“, Sorbonne in Paris. 11111; XOIHIIIalk “unfing infidelity 11111.. I,,_Iwill 1117 made 111 the following cases:
11191112111 ‘0 “..(IISV'II ‘.‘.“d “m0".rn‘Id'I', “rem fem 11mm...- in Elmore lull-.011 11111111111111», 111111 11.111111: 1111,11 1111'- Pionrm'“ "1911119“ DiSil'llmling (”0’1“
mitt-1112:1033“"SHRIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIICII in 171.111111 H" ”“941" fourteen ““15 t'ouy of three minor 11111111'111'u. The patty ‘Ig- Stanley Rakowski. ””1""
lIx'indet'gaIi'texI17-~Laura Vaughan. three 1:213:21: 1'ppt\tn:11,1111“;I03\11"11I1(;:11102[1 23‘21101111111 “ as married 011 ‘mh' 1'.“ if"): Elwood ”I John Anuing. TIIII:,CIII.I“II::'
years c.\'p.'.'ience.as assistant Kinder- P1111111 111 pattment of Centenaty at New Brunswick, N. J has Motor Car Company \>.1‘A.‘i -
gartner in Norwalk; graduate 01 Collegiate Institute, Hackettstown, N,l Zigmund lx‘lenr's oi Bt'id'epoti 1111111 511111119.“- Tllt’ (I‘llumbus “0‘0“ (”1'
Smith Kindergarten School, to he as J., salary $111011. Hm f0, _1livo1'ce from 101,,“ Klein's, Company WKT' .1. Coleman et al. .
32:11:} SEEItlItllIdeIIgMIM ‘” “mam“, 11111111111 Training l'tepartmem—Jos-Ialias Mrs. Phillips, of Yonkers, N. 1'.,' Motions tornioreclrosure 1-“IsIIIm 1::
Helen Barker~~~ one year's expert cph’ 1 Std-1,1111.» g “1113,”. (,1 New 30,-“ nupging dipstrfion 0,, Mtgust 1 11313431111119. 1n the 0 011111,, cases. on 1..
\l’. Beat-11 et at, executors. vs, Pram
81“" (OHM)? “’1 “3‘11““ ““001 01 The couple was married on May ‘to,
cesctt Carbono et als, George W. Fem
ence in New York city: graduate of
Practical \rts: '..'1 vears of age with 1,898 1,“, ”MEI-”(hmN
Hunter Kindergarten: School, New maiden name
Yolk city, to be placed in charge of bus“? ““d “‘aChm" 9‘1“”me being Rat'z. ('5. Louis Balint. I,
Kindergarten in Martin Sschool at a “1‘2”" PM" Of 1'95“" la“ d" . ; Motions for bonds for prosecution ' »
salary of $500. 1“ 01'1"“ “’“O has 1'06?le resigned 10. '“‘“"”—“’*“_\ 1“.“, be 1111111 by I,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. m 1,9, ' '~
I .. 1 '20 (0 Jilllh‘stown, N. 1‘.. salary “31.00113 Michael; Kelly, of Harbor t‘llt’l‘tllt‘.' 1 ‘ " ‘
Grades assistant to be designattd —'— - II 'I following case: Claudia cheque 1'3.
11 mania for ete-
0.011111 Garnet. Paulo M11101 [:10 vs. Do-
who seems to have
ating trouble for himself and the
later" by Superintendent of Schools;
Margaret Smith. graduate of Danbury
0111' Si‘etet‘s‘ Rebekah Lodge, No 1'15.' 1‘
Iggy“; ”'0 Fem experienc‘f. salary 1 o. o. 1'., will 110111 a regular selnl- ,ltce department kicked 01 e. the 1111 111911010 Romeo ‘ '
' '. monthly meeting tonight, in the lodge es of law and order again last night.l _‘”‘""'
Bertha Meehan. raduate of Dan- ' “
bury Normal; lastgyeat' teacher in rooms in Wall stregt‘» All m-entbersIand was arrested at Ins home by 0111-, HELD FOR KILL'NG COMPANION'
practice school of Danbury Normal Iare requested to be present. .rcr .l. Dor.ney ' to 01' d1unltennest,‘ DERBY 1““9 11.—Walter Dillatd. (05
salary, $500. __. ._ lbteachotpeace, and assault on 111<,\'01‘f0"i1 Va... arraigned 1n the. City
Irene Donnelly, graduateIof DanbutyI A business meeting of-the Norwalkxwife. Michael has been atrestetl sev- I"C°‘“t 0“ a 09313" or muidet ““5 “‘m
Normal; one year's experience at '
Chapter of the American Red Cross 1~ral times this year on a sand 11 "1111110111 bomlfi for tl‘ifll in lb? 511119110?
Cbiriitheflomefifix sgiifiltaiimthu Society 1111 be 112111 Ftiday morning charge. but has escaped with suspend- ‘.Comi He is accused of having caus'
year from Danbut'y 'Normal, highest'at 11: 45 o'clock, in the headquarters, ed sentence Judge Candee decided to'ed the death of Walter Wilson by I
rank salt")? 450- 68 W all street. l1 is important that handle \fichael a bit mote severelyI'strlking him over the head with a. .
High Schools—Miss Alice Dunn, .1111 members should attend this time. however. and sentenced him Isltovel on May 23 at the 0031 yard
—--—t—————— to thirty days in jail, but this was af—I where (both were employed. Wilson I.
l“ A good adv. pays nest in the best terwards changed to one years can was a. negro. Dillard is about 21 years
.11 ..t I Itinemcnt 1n the state inebriate asylum. old and colored. 1
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Holyoke College: ‘soveral years auc-
coastal experience in upper grades
and high school of New Britain, as- paper. _1 ,~ ,
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