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r ‘.l.usitania was no cause for our 30-. including the cost of dying an co~sor atr, sysIem. nave is lot. Ivn provision is made in the act for laying schools, no . . - l . . .
MOTHER DE‘ ENS . ing into the war. Asked by Lawyer} lecling such tax, to be laid on the dis: Charles D. Hine, secrezltv of 2hr». state the tax at any other time than at the contain Dro‘vigiltfnsspfigalegs‘talilislhsiii’; gleioéemwky’ Carrie E. Petty. Hele-
MALCONTENT IS ~Whitman if he believed that the SLuk-I trim in the manner provided by tan board or education, IconceriilugI tlleI; annual town meeting for 1909 upon school districts. Acordinglv you 3‘ e" .
PUT ON TRIAL“ ing of the ship was cause for our en-i for school district taxes except that classification of sIthoozs in the tour. the‘grand list for that year.. The stat— could not, in my opinion. lawfully cause Ed'th C- .. Fitch. I
’ ' .trance into the war, witness said he the selectmen shall perform the div meni entitled Laws Bela inc. to ute does not prescribe that the levy the taxto he laid upon the various dis- abetli Savéozmiilfiergghl‘gl83d’t “‘5;
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ibelicved it was. He further testified ties required of district committee; Schools” for 191$,whereiirxcru'all: ap-. shall be upon the grand list of 1909. trlcts as requested
“Wilma“ 1mm First Pml- iihat Spauldiug was the onlyl‘one wbo‘ lbtl‘c‘lll, and to be collected and paid‘ pcars among the towns undo)‘ the old; For alight that appears, it might have , Respectfully submitted, Illsiailrlila, Laura Sherwood, Emma B.
:scemed to believe it was not a causalto ihc town." . I13“. and 1 am t-allvllrl'l that MI l98alibeen laid upon the last completed EDWARB'J. QUINLAN, ' m“ ‘ .
'Dol It appcars that the town of Norwalk reason prompted the clu isl‘li'illldll. 1‘ grand fist as well as upon that of 1909. Corporation Counsel. Margaret ngfiltrl‘lgtlgltlen 0..
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‘ cl .1 w c‘ - ‘- The lawyer then asked him: I I .. II _ I . _ . II .
301‘ R g bald B“ 0 “mug m the you believe. then. that thc governmeutt has taken a vote in favor of reesteb lam also iniol med that the committee] The law made it mandatory upon the
board which was to try the accused . . - . . , . . v . .. .
. _ .. .. . . . . . ~. - .. -. . ~ - -ts (whether. on Staliialorv Rem-ion 1; men ”cog t . . - . Eleanor bmltll. BeSsle Lmdellcrg
» 53‘ ma‘ - ad , “as wrong in not gomg into the liari balling llsI b0l1001 dlbll‘li . . . . .. I . . I out) to pay the indebtedness of the . II -. II . . .
Erie sfrvtetllatinthtlle Brisk; and: awn: m that tune?“ At which question the under or ill zit-cordial“: wIlth SI-Cllogl filllIrIlg tand cam-inning 01- lll‘I‘ saiute district, and provided a way. The de- TEACHERS 11:93:33!lag-II-lIlIlcllId‘llefi-lfiln, Margaret.
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[that as many 01- the things alleged Witness hesitated. Finally in answer 2214 um be 0an ere d Pl . 00 ‘9 0 Pain Hill) l l ”1 fondant (annot be heard to say that, ENGAGED Supervisor of Grades» Frank w
. . ~ . - ‘- . . lected to make em] Statutesl arid lh’g new ;.i\v )l l9ll9, b . 1 l t d 1 d t' 't h
~ -- - to a question of uhether he still be the districts ha\e_ D98 . . . l , . , . .. . , ecause l neg eCe is u) «1 Le . .. .
‘0 have been said 1” Spauldmg were lieved it was cause. he said he be- lllr‘ payment requrred by this set-tron.» ; A? idea being that, l tmvn mill a my time prescribed for its performance! FOR YE 4RiGlé‘n0ly.
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‘ “Sam“.Mflfmd' ‘99. “33,3“ ”“3!“ lie-lei it was some cause. liiitllin six months after the passage or borough. ~2th willlm lif- lllnlts. un- it is now excused fro“) performancel bulleiilmi ol llld\\llll.‘.vAtltilllie l.
' unconsolously be biased. [be major l ' " l t‘ the vote of the town to re c.:»lab- ‘t-ss “och town ”null vote to albmish A 1 u h 1.. . d 1-. .9 . ,Boutoil.
’ said he would be unbiased and the ob- A Mall" °' ‘Ul‘dcrstand'W- = 0 . . » . . ’ ‘ 9‘3 “9011 l 9 dbl Elan 151‘ 0- ; (Continued on Page Two) é w . - i1 .. .
' « - . .- . Candidate Leurlcb in his testimony lisll lht‘ dlstrlcts. The mayor luuucl school districts and :lSéll'n“ Ci'lll‘m 0‘ upon the next one. will answer the pun: l..huDenlsm 0‘ ‘ ”WV Ruth 1"
Section gas ll? sIustglncd. jilld of arc-hing §uuuldhg who mummy; tll«- city charter, Special ‘Lawa, 15413. the public schools thcrrul" 'llle fol- no...) oi“ the statutes." Second ‘ichool. I ‘ tlhomes. . I . . I
As 'n :3: £32,: t????“ id' who vvcnt to school in Germany came: Dal-{é 1055. 598013031 54) has succeeded lOWlng “'0'“? "WNW" "llI‘ll ‘I"“"“ I’m” District oithe Town of Glastonbury vs.l Nil". Buchanan l‘ccolllullndcd that: bupt‘l‘VlSOl‘ or “mine “‘ I"”“”‘
I 1 ‘36 “a pan log back in svmp‘alhv with the (sernlanl to such duties as those imposed upon wit to allflllsl! Fl’ll‘le ‘llsll'll'lh- etc, town of Glastonbury. 86 Conn. Stout llll“ sum Ol $47 of thrift si:.lllll llloncvlupemuW t l t f ‘s‘ l l L
. ' ' -,llp€‘l‘lll cut on o ..c mo 5 Hr. they
made a statement to the court as ~. . I .. . .
’ minimally in his own behalf. The cause. 'bl’auld‘l‘g replied. I am and
filament he read from typewritten you “I’ll” P9 if IWU .llllllf‘l'bllflld the
3p); In it there were many candid people. .prauldIlng further said,Iac-I
and “blocked for statements in re- (‘Ol'dlng to this witness, that the sink-
. gard to the war, Spaulding’s feelings lng ol the LuSllalll‘d‘WaS no more thanI
the sclcctmen under Section 2229 are wholly disregarded lll Igl‘dcl' 10 The result of this case was. that the “'11th “'35 stolen l'l'Ulll lllc officc ill tliul
allove quoted and is therefore the make such it]! llll‘n')’ l:l“.l. lt‘ this defendant town was dilueqphl to levy 'High school, during tllc wimpy, ban" Buchanan.
proper official to cause any such tax to clause menus any‘l‘lll'i. it 3-4 lllltl .‘ll‘l' the equalization tax at; dPlllalltlt"l by made up from ..~cllool llourd l‘ullds. illusl Clerk—Anna 1" I’rerldcrgast.
be laid. and it folloWs that the mayor sequent to 1909 a man \'.lll’.lL§ for (on the district rclicving the master of tho Rt‘llilJl'i Clerk—Alice 1" l..eatllcrland.
should lay the tax in question provid~ solidation, we was tllc ca c with ."cr- By a vote taken in October. llll'l. tho High High School from the l'vripollsi- NUl'Sl’V‘Gl'l‘ll‘Utll‘ A- Nflllrlm‘d-
cd said Section 2220 is applicable to walk) came within all of tllp pmiiw town and city of Norwulit \".lll:‘d m bility. It was so ymedI l Supply Officer»~l~‘lctcller Van lino.
n; . . . . . . . an other nation would have done no _ . , , I .
.I in tbs nuts-luv and theAhke, “blob tier): similar circumstanceS. ‘ ltlle town and City MI Norwalk and“) ions of the i909 law. I favor of re-cstalllisllillz the 'llslz‘lcl “ lltI‘ll DI‘. Tracey chairman of llltil Stal' .
. cause a sensa lfinll thong lhcm Spauldiug said, he claimed. that he the vote taken Illlt’l‘cll'l to reestablish it appears that 11!" ‘oivrl ~Ilf .\l school system. This rote was taken (‘Ol‘lll-lllee attentptcd 10 bet-"Ill his re-i . a JanIltors. ‘-
{was 3 statement 1 ll“ 19 “35 “Oi 9V9“ detestcd army life, that he had bcen the school districts. walk voted to abolish school districts under authority of ”n h... which 3.03.15: port on schools, the two rcporters \i'llo‘l iilghkil'hnglm“mo i: hilml'
, I . ‘l‘nn 3n~r allies ’ ara.
‘g-a-s yet completelyI 00'“.me 9f ”19 ~urrounded by books all his life—lief This brings its to an examination of and assume cm tall Pl in. lx‘llllll‘ “Thc mayor and common council oi'weW ”19 SOlE‘ OCC‘llll‘de 0f llll‘ "gal‘l
Irlghteousness oi our cause m the had studied at Harvard and in Ger-l the legislation under which the town schools ll’.“"-‘lll ll‘ ili'tflll‘"rllii“ viltll the city of Norwalk shall rpm pciilirlll lH'l‘." were somewhat prc-ciilptovllv
war. . . ' ' lnpnyn that he had led a‘ life that was of Norwalk consolidated its school Section ll. Chapter till, supra. ill (7'0- of not less than too pcrccr.:il--l ol the l't‘qllt‘filed 10 leave ille room. llct’orci
.. Spauldmg ‘5 alleged to have made not Cam“. and he did not like the“ systelll and under which its school syn ltii-l‘, lilll The fact that the schools registered voters of said city pl-mitl-I they COUld COIIlllly, a llltll't‘ diplomatic
jmnpatflotlc utterances as “"9““— .Hwhm ugh" at camp. if he‘g'ot hls' tern has been administered and ulau- ot‘ the. town of Norivalk wci‘c ('011' lit the call tor lllt‘ (ll)? ‘.ll.‘t‘lill2 m lm member (if the board suggestcd lll£lll
1“ MY sympathies are Wllh G9!“ ‘IiImm Hm“ hc said a friend had 35%! aged since the consolidation. 'sidercd governed by the new act rc- held on the first Monti.” l-l' 0t:1.llc;' lJll'. Tramps rcport bc reserved l‘ortllcl
«many; .' . . rul‘PdAllilll of an opportunity to get? Chapter 136 of the General Statutes ccived lcgislalivc rccugllili'm lll Ft‘lt- lilll, fur a vote to ho llllco’“ (in llw . executive scssion and (‘llairmall Wurdl
2—— Germany was lllSllfied ill gomg ’ makes provision for the consolidation tirm 2, pogo 947 of Sllc'dal LilWri. 'lillil. intention of l'c-estuhlislllng l‘te N'll'ltll was called upon for the report of tllel
Lincoln, Concord, liiludscn J J"
Murphy.
Center ~ ’l‘litllllas Murphy.
Jefferson ~Jac0b Frank.
Fitch—F. E. Parsons. .
Marvilidli. L. Carr. '
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- into the intelligence department. 1 . . , .. . . ,.
“Fulfill BIeIlglum. . I Spaulding on Stand. ‘of school districts. Section I221? or Wlllt"l l‘t ads as follows: “rill ‘lle nro- districts in said city. and said city in comlllittce on School Buildings, 11c! WlllfllpIiiuk—I’atrlck lrny. .
‘5“ ”9““ “.0 gleaterIvirong than “Winch-sus- for the defense were then (‘lluptor 136 provides that: vi ions of (funnier llll of lhj Public uuthorized, at said meeting to votel‘cllm'ted that $2,100 was llccdcd im-i “I'll‘ll‘51d9”"M"S' I”“‘j"‘l"m-
“England‘s treatment. at (“afield l: (“filled after which Simulating was “Any town may abolish all the Acts of 1909 shall :lnplv i.) will ’l‘own upon said qtteilion." llllctlilllEly for sailital'v ('(llllll‘t‘litlnfi all \V. Norwalk~Mrs M'“""~
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ill—“The United States sllou school districts, within his limits, and of Norwalkand to the school districts As seen above. provirinn was l’llllrltllc Ovcl- River SChOOlllmln‘t‘. and have; N' Cm‘tw”"k“h"” S“ 'M’n'
1. . Ult“‘l ut on the stand and read a . . I
‘ have 3'3“”? tthWPTj. . slattempellt he had prepared. In it he ausilmc and maintain control of the ill! lcln. . . . with certain cxcelb- made by the old ronsolilnliml liiwlllle good news that the loilg dclayed‘ ”- lllvm‘mAaron “who“
5"” tlermany ‘5 Justified “1 the use told of having been born in Boston public schools therein. subject to the lions not llcl-e material) (Chapter 136, General Statutes. i9l‘l2l restbration of the [ire cscapcs at.1 North 1‘33“”F' 0- ”11‘3”“?
requirements and restrictions imposed It may be argued that tile ‘leeislti- for the taking of such a vote, and no North Center school would begin to] Piitnam-«l-deard t'unnianlalll
. _ I . by the General Assembly; and for this lion permitting the vote tullcn ill Octo special legislation woull have been re day. . \\'asllingtonv-~Jolln Albl‘itl‘lll.
- was no cause for the United States for more than 250 years and that he purpose every such town shall constl- her was necessary human-m or l“e uro- quired to enable the town to take it, it ' It was voted to pav $1.560 ill] the null 0V9" Ril""‘““M°"l'l‘" Sloan.
to declare war 383m“ Germany. lived there all his life 'with the ex- tilte one school district, having all the \idunn ol’ tllc new clihfiillillulrd city the provisions old law were stltl'uppl: [of the Healing and l'lu-lllbint: Co, and; The following new teachcl-s m m
9 7" The war ~was “0‘ caused ccption of his one year in Germany powers and duties of a St‘llOOl district. chal'ulr approved ill till3. ’l“.ic i-roils- cable to it. if, on the otllcr build. the hold out $70 for extra rcpuirs truth-.9l99led to fill lllfi‘ vacant l'l‘dt‘“S ‘Vl'l'll
. Wholly by Germany. I being there from July, 1912. to July: with the exceptions hereinafter ion; of the city charter relative to our town were living under lht‘ new law orized by the architect for ini'estiga.Ihai'e occurred here in the prwwnl‘.
3 or submarines.
<6éeuThe sinking of the Lusitania and that his parents and ancestors
had been residents of Massachusetts
I. 8—"Zh8 allies were as insn'umpma 1913. stated." m-lmul sputum are ("l“lllllil‘d i'i, M30- and ill? city charter and lllt’: scction 0f lion, ‘SChOOI termi“
4 ingcauItang the Mir EGG-rang” was. i “EnLli‘c‘lj '.‘:~-‘.onic." ~ . c‘u'lltlll 2214 provides that: tlons'50. 162-163 inc. and Wand these lllt‘ Bt‘l enabling the lmvu to make Reference was made to the “Tillelli Lillian A. Williams, Margaret l ul‘
r- ermany “85 JUSU e in doing Under examination he admitted .. . I . . any town asauming the con- sections, (among other things not ma- sucll avoie were su1l3l':T-.letl and rod opinion of Corporation (‘Ollllst‘l Quin- bane, Edith .l. Mather, Mary Elizabeth
”trial to this dilcusdolll have to do existent as to it, then. llli‘l‘? is the lan. regarding mo mayor's rights in Holland, 1). W. McKenzie, Julia S. sow
with continuing the old members 0! Willie rcurim to clincltitlwtnut tlic vai- the district taxing Dl'OllJlHll, a dctail- 389‘ Angelina Waltenlall. HEW“ Fm"-
the law“ school colulllittec. putting l'lous sections at the old he: \i‘llcli cd account of which appears in un-‘mlml A. DOll‘llalllll. Mary 0- Gray.
. lllc schools lellj-r their control. l'otain- provide for llll? t‘ll'i‘i'lll? 0f HUCll 0 Villa other part of this paper. | The following ell-teachers who have)
. largely by Frances desire for re- this matter control and rte-establish the several “1‘; (hp tilfllfltll‘:iliill. anfihim- um um. into effect were likewise supersrt‘cd I, Chairman Rummlerot the (‘Onllnittcc married men now ’cullcd to the cur.“—
K‘ vengeIIot theIFImilco‘l’russlan war. I He alaos'tntcd that he did not have districts as they were before said "5 0f ”"3 l’lll’ as 0'19 Sf‘llOOl dl'dll'll‘lv and “Oll‘i’Kl-"tl'" “1 ll- ll 'llllel‘ “‘OIIl-‘l. on Supplies reported that. llc lnld been: l0" 3”“ approved by ”“3 1303"“ 0" “"1“
. 11’— 'l‘he anfd States was “at the “Denice conviction that the atti- action. . . . u ‘ providing for a billll'tl of cducatlotl. the special low at ltll'a', granting the working on the coal problem and lhabcation, and may be assigned by ll'mi
- Justified in entering {he preset“ war tu’e oi (‘cl-lnanv in what those who p l 1 .. ‘ "1—?" giving said board charge and direction llllVchc of the mm waul-l stand (38- 1,000 tons would bc llccdcd ui all cstt-K‘ it‘llllt’l‘lnlElldem ill ”1“ salaries “"1"
“ ' ' ' rm“ “" ““‘l‘mng ” w‘" “’ “’9“ or the public schools and atom cxpcn- (“inflected 'ln'l ‘lll’flnl'l-l'l‘vih' witllui lllntcd cost of $11,000. lit» was tilret-i-l‘l‘ould regularly lch rccelvwi 1va
. because other nations have been quite lb t it I o 1 claim it to be . l d (l
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Entity towalds her as Germany. l‘ H" “n H mm" H." ”‘9 ””0“” dliurr ol money for support ot sumo llw nctmsaly .t;;§l~l.ltl.)‘l to give ll ed to take tlic mllllt‘l‘ Ull With the tilclllhpy remained "like “WWW“
:?:nglli§1fi,85h:agdu::gf2:29:33: :1: that lie was not completely convinced trol of its public Schools. as provldwd
cumstances have done likewise. ‘t‘lIell as yet as to the righteousness in this chapter. may at any annual
10—-"Tbe war was brought on ct "our cause," but he never let his meeting, not previous to the tiltll an-
' unions be guided by his thoughts in nuul meeting” vote to abandon Hilt‘ll
12—“! will he slid when the war ”:1” \l'ZUIsdlidmulEt‘ili‘lle llill'lTx-ltl‘llillli'lll towns had the option of abolishing and directing "n “Hum“. m be lll'F- t-mlcl. conlnlisaiouor. i lva Guilcs. Tolllllnsml. \').\‘l A ‘-
19 over; . . ~ ~ illoll llcll wail; q‘uefillontl‘dgby Rtujtlr Ila‘lu “If"...‘fi'2:{§3,,§‘.I§"j§ffivfl:“} :‘rll‘ni’l‘?(‘)‘tl llili‘cId yearly for the treasurer. The I am obliged to conclude front a It'uIll Thflflkh‘I we”. cxtellt‘lctl lh the S(\(..:\\'(’llI Pcrry. III-Elva Il’pnncy . llIt‘lllili‘j‘,
1.5 The only reason I am lll lt . . . I l - 0 l :lun’firanQ 39(4th urc 1..., and {sec examination of these \ul‘loilti cuuct- 0nd District for 1h.) coumlflm cxtcnd- Manon ll8\\lli tnccnuoud. It‘l‘ll‘ll‘li
is because l was drafted. -“"l- ”'1‘ ““‘mbe‘ of ”‘f‘ ""“‘I‘ who (ll fiVl’ .Vt‘lll‘SIlll' lllm‘c. and alter filll‘ll mm “W. which mm ,mhpmwivz ments that the old law was superseded ed to ”1.. bourd h, fumithh rooms: Dibble Obcrlnndm; Mrs, lll‘. R. ll.
. 14—“The rcasonlcame to the train- had PW“ objectcdto as .m “liouwr- “V0.33“..lwmd‘ my lmmw" “r W’ “Section 165 Tllc lt‘rl‘lltll‘lll]‘lllllllfl by‘lh“ new consolidation law 0‘ 1909”tor lllcil‘ llleBlll‘l‘W‘ while the lli-vllWVCSL
ing school was because of a better he ‘1‘“ not know ‘“ ”‘9. ‘menlgeng'i“Slal’llr‘l‘lllg 0" returning ll! lllt‘ dis. m said hm. n; help-h ilcscrillctl f.hun as to any towns which by compulsion School was cloecll tllll‘ill" ”w w“! . .._..._-__-__..__.... '
chance to get into the intelligence tic-idel’m'UIN’lllv ““lll‘ “0 “”gm “0‘ km ll'lt't h‘l‘fill‘lll m, “m, MW“ (“WI-MI but a“. board or cholcecume within its operation. To shortage. ' h ' lTODAY IN WALL STREE .
- )lal‘llllt’lll,” or words to that effect. [any one he might be tllc cause. of llav'I in 1309. llll’. lt‘ulslattlrc pliescd 31,..th
College Men Testify. lint: hundreds killcd. To Wliicll llc. ncl. (Chapter lili. Acts of 13mm pm.
Seven candidates from the third “WWW?“ "Y9K" "'l‘lllll.” said Mllltll' vldillt: for tile conmlidutloil of school
of i-dilcution may diiidc tllc salllc into 2:“?! 13:31:? fl": “.2" 3'33! IllIch fulfil": , ’crnlission was :l'tllllcd tllc ludicsl NEW YORK, Mall' 5. Wall Sim-i.
sub districts lilr llli" purpo‘w 0f (‘Ttlllll‘lll ‘ l .a ‘ S M “n “ ’5 “' who applied through “I". J. if. Gl-‘Ll' .‘10:30 a. m.—Rails and specialties wire
I. . . . . I. . courts which appcar to regard tllc lull .. - . . . - .»
oi .llttlldulitc (at plinth to ttlllllll lslalioliol‘1909asudlutlllctivc utcp in my lot the usc Oi tllc llllltllxlltll} the strong features of the outset of
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Otficers Training (:31an who had been lllulmi. 1h tlhhllllllt ly and llllllkll , (llsll‘ltlh. colllplotc in list-ll and lllutcrc who.“ .. rooms 1 - .. . .
I . n I I ; .. .. . . . .. . it the High ht‘lltltll tor (ltllll‘ . . .
at lllle Cl‘lmp wtkli Spaulding Wem ”hum“. . :ally durum“ in Imam, “lawman lrom Suction ltl'l'. Sold board shall have lheI eduUllHIlElll plogrcss ot the state dcnlonstrutiotls (In four nights gf‘ov lodnys stock ocnllllgs, the former it-
then culled on to testify to the film. ‘ ifsgipfillotlzals 4;; ‘tle GtImopfll :Iajttttutca an...“ lllltl illi'cctiou of “w public zilliozllleplllll'i lig ti lieu tltpllttulo in its I)“, wcck lug stimulated by 'l‘cpol'ta of ti. l'oalll'
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”Mt Spailldlnu had made ”.19 flgd'e'lE' T' BEDB 0RD lof thee provision? alto gllutlite‘ml‘ltl'mvm‘: schools in “m city mm oi ”'0 “be” ill ‘tul authoritative opinion l)\' t‘lllol“ “1‘“ “m““m-l ”"3" “"‘lll ”ll“ “-‘ll‘l'll‘ coming substantial increase m We‘ll“
merits he is alleged to have madeI l . ' . ‘ ‘ ‘3‘ .r ‘ ’ ““r. dituro of moneys tlppl'tlpl‘ltllcti for the . -. . » . ., ‘ . .. live session. and sclcclcd lhc t‘illluti‘-‘ ‘--.-A w u = wd‘ ~ -~‘»
“l .. w H . ~. ‘\ II I Y B .pmhmhpd in ”mph... Hit of ”1‘. A0... oi Justttc. Baldwin. oul Suplemc (butt , . and pxhhl’llgil ldltfi- lit-l mg was i
. I use l‘llenI ere alrlson .l. Sayre; ‘l‘ltl‘l Qcction ‘l ll‘ ii I . I it h... uupport or tile-same. silull keep all the h1m held as follows on ”It... gum”... lug teaching {mt-o {ol- the coming cci-ll" 'ctii'c chant’lng ll'mds in
a. KElth 1‘. VlIarl'en. Leslie Bcll, Harold TO CUT GARDEN 3 ll Ill .5 . I' t‘ ..H ~m“.,.,m. mu‘ school buildings nnd :ipplil‘litils uscd “Prior 10 Julv 15 1909 over' town school yearb-i P J ' d‘ ' ' H ‘ I I
\L. Dean, Bord M. Thomas, Harry. - 2 . Gm 3 :“S"‘:"”“ "SFWW‘" "I" "l m" lllt‘l‘t'lll in good condition tllid repair, had power to 'ubollsll A” agilacltcl Rooter of Norwalk Teachers Irliunds umoulltsut an extreme advance
" it"mvnc'llaml Predomk Russell (‘aul-i (Continued from First Page). 1lilogfibiluzltfi"lllfi:.ll:)(l‘(l‘fiil?lyl‘lanlngiglliitti}: and shall haw ”'0 mm” ““d b" ““b’ school districts within its limits tilltl for 1918-19. 0! 2 points. Other coalers also Phili‘
.lgavile tgqtleiei Illimt s - ld‘ = ' -——~—~ ‘ .2218; Section 7 cmhmile. Q‘t‘clitlll ‘Nlll 1?” m ”w ”“0""! mm” llllil lllnllu- constitute itself one consolidated tllsfi Al» last night‘s meeting 01‘ lllO Board lcs. were from one-half to a ptllnl:
thk it Q 3 id ll hlldIu lllg b’udf . lmm‘. fullv llowevor alilt‘stillu t‘lc'rtu‘ lions of boards at education. Iscllool trlct It could clcct atown school coul- of Education the following teachers hiallcl‘. Sumatra Tobacco and in“.m.
9 meet co Inol ate been re this yctir that the excess labor! apcctlve Urn e t‘ _.' lts‘é‘i‘ l I‘ I lcolllllllttec‘i. lllltl yt'holll visitors to this mlttee. which should ‘hnve the powers 'Wcrc elected for the coming your. . Ill ‘ ‘ . . 1 l" d 4 loll},
sponslble for ““1""; “"3 “'“l' or con- may l)“ “SM 011 forum. land ”III 213.?) bugtl II I“ I} ‘: ‘Ifw‘l‘ ‘I state, so far its the sonic :lrc consistcnt and duties of high school (-mumnloos. Tllcir assignlllont will be mudc 'by the trial ‘ _Com m"? , h." on p0 ‘
quest becau e be was noted for lllil . Garden of Wide Fame. . ‘ ” M‘ -‘ “ “-‘mr “ n“. with tho pl'tlllriltlllSI or this not, It diatricl committees and boards of superintendent at some. tilllzc “1.1-0,“respectively.{ind lllstlllcrs. Atlantic
‘ loveof peace and dis tidbits for the? The tlmvcr garden of tip;- Bcdford fiti‘wlih‘von III“) fix“, I5"‘I"‘I’,“I_“If""" sliull mutu- its. by laws. dcllllc the dll school visitors: shall see that good pull-‘tllc close of thelprcsent school .vclll Gulf, Studebaker and Colorado T‘llt’l
reconomlc bIcttcrlllWll 0t tlle‘Itlernmn' catnip is “mm tllrcugllou' ch' mugs q ll‘tlon Emil“ I" 'I‘H.‘ l”; Il’l‘l‘l“1“"-‘““ ; ”0.5 of it”. tllllccrs and toillulitlccs and lit: schools of the different llrc maintain»: Senior High. ‘caillcd 1 to 1 1-2. U. S. Stt‘el made all
“ pepl’le‘ li'urtllcrI 1’" said that ”lelflllllu lllltl llllH 3&9" it allow plucc lkll‘Lq“o”u~~; 1.1m “()f'hf‘m‘m . ‘ pl'cscrlllc lulcs lli‘ld rugululirnu for dis» oil in tho vuriilict parts of the town .1 llarly \\’. Blltkc. lt‘rcdcrick Would-xi. . , m. “mun of 107 7.3 but reacted
kfliser ’Ith one 01 the bust rulers llll"Slll‘.‘§ l‘Ol many .Vl‘ill‘S- ’l‘llii‘ '«l'l‘ l""!1t.6q ‘, d“,- {maimed II" E” ”‘I" ‘5““1‘”: clnllnc in said public scllols. . l'. . illtlllngc the property ol’ the tmvtl llnvld Pollard, (‘ltnrlotte Lamont. HUN“ . 3. l ‘ .. . 1. . .. l ’1‘-
”WW" ”0’“ a 7'10”.” standpoint. lulu-N (ill‘t‘l'll'tl Olllcially tlli'ull-l‘l 'lln“. ‘l‘l‘ILl‘ll‘l m “I”, m‘f" ”' ””f‘l It should bc noted llll‘l tlicrt- it mid pi-rluilling to schools . . designate W. Kirlltaycr. Susan ll. \Vclcll, Allliu ”awomny‘ ”min“ Eon” mm ‘
On cross examination Lawyer \V‘hlt- ‘ (ht‘we‘rh' association, may not llccomc ’I‘u‘hq‘" 1’“ ‘ mm am we: I““'~"Ii“'. hip: in tho ("itv t‘liurtcr suggesting: tulv the schools which shill] llt’ attended by McMahon, M. Louise Sllllth. lcllltlln ll regular.
man asked the witness if any of llmxlsury is fortscell llll‘dlltt'l ull .lll.«. oi "hénumfiifmdlmalmmfi‘hl“."lI’n‘lm . method of possibility or l‘v‘etlallligh- the children within their jurisdiction: Front. Helen Parsons. Josepltinci WALL STREET, May 87"“)? cool“
bpamdlngfi ”marks 11““ affected him mullet-mull mallc bv nlcnibrls or div. it. .. 1”“ g Tam": ‘1‘,’ l“ "5 ‘Ilm’. lug the school (listiicl Fyatt‘ill: tllcrc‘- . - and shall perform all luifiul lilotllcl'lon, Mill‘garct l.. Henry. Linc/mane dealingsln Reading at a. llll‘li‘t‘l‘
01‘ Others that he knew of in their Bcjt‘oi‘tl family that. hereafter the gal-u If]! in 0 ‘e' ”n “21“ “f 1“" (“'“'. in. to be sure. nothing prohibiting it acts ‘Vhll'll mu." be rcquirodoi‘them lll'lM. Algcr, .‘lltirv B.,Ki|lion .lcliilcttc .‘ . ..11 . l rationso‘l-ie-
militnry discipline. The witness ails- dclls will not be open to thp Dllbllc.l if“ Etalutes Ilthe old ‘3‘“ l”“"““"“ vote to be taken upon lllt' tlt‘.~‘ll‘ul)llll_\' ”‘9 “W“ “‘"l “'hll'h may be necessaly'ihmhh l'llllt‘l ‘thlllilll‘l. ’ iadmm’o OWIHMOWE‘ ope . ‘
wered “-00-" mm lawyer asked this Alllllougll it was impossible to lo-f .31! lag; (fin .mfl‘v abolish all "l“ of so doing. bllt there is no provision to carry ““0 Ell-9‘" "‘9 llrovm‘m“ ”N Franklin Junior High. ,vvhcrc. although rails as a group “Fm
question 0f each 0f the. 59V?“ Wil‘ catc Charles Brock, in cntuul- -ll llll -:li'st(l'(l)ct: althljl‘ltllmlli ”am“ (2: school for lllakinl: cl‘fectivc silcll n votc'll wizlmer (general Statutes. Sections Russell C‘. .‘vlcEllish lla\lll,‘.‘.‘ been more thllV? lll‘rlll lll any recent period.
1185393 85 they “'01? llllllel‘ Cl'llSS'9X~ horticultural display. by lel‘llllflll" yum and méi'mmn contr in sf as: I assttlne lalicii. Certainly the provisions of the “'21“ “1‘” 2‘18“ By a“ A“ taking ef':called into service, Prof. (tool'pc l1. Otllcr coalers and Families f0ll°“~“'~
° 0 "‘ l‘“ ’"LI cllurtcr ubovc quoted are not rcpclilcd fect J‘uy 15““ 1909' every town “‘8 re‘i'l‘llonipson was elected llcud lllnstcr ol , Iloading’s lead. also New York Cl ll-
' animation. All answered as Sayre li"lllly to confirm the report tliu' only1 schools th
,I .. , . - . I ~ . - . I.. ereln . . ." . , , ~ H ulred thereafter to assum a -’ v - ~
mgandlfd t 'll' .. . . the “(swig-Fail dork 0.1- ‘I“"”"’"”?“'"E‘l It will be thus observed that the rt-I W ”m 80“.!“ La“ 0.“ 191' ”Helm” gain the control of. nll ihendillilllllllclmew mnk‘m Jumm mg". . . ‘ll'fll' at gains 0‘ 1 ‘01 1‘2 points. Mealn- .
. aeI . alien testified that ill} plants “m be undertaken. h ,5 in... “a,“ the consolidation it i 1190“ quoted) pclnlittlng such a vote. and schools withl it It i . . . l Edward I). Randall, Malcolm )lc- . . . d who“...
“Slitluldlng calmed he could not set: llcvcd the ahhmmcempm of closmgl was to rovide‘ for th m 0 l". ‘I neither does the charter. the ccnsoll- dlstrl l “ PsmTIlh‘m’ one “hm! Clure. Monica D. Ryan. Sara F‘. “011' while U‘ S' S“ 01 “as up er p ,'
‘ DY great preponderance of right on ln-hdgcmeg such a step. 'conilolld'lllon 01; l lie Icompu "ml -l':ltltlll law-of 1909. nor the Special 1070 “Ch .t ' mus ‘“ ““8‘ 1909' page nelly. A. Florence Nichols. Mal‘gnl‘t‘l dun to heavy lll‘oflltaklllgl losing 3
our side (the United States) but he » . ulaocrerlted a lullsgll’dmcglngl‘tllo‘l‘filodl1 Law of lllll’ provide any means or I- "donnggtiilut hos eliltliogzmtufie: rec- Jennings. Katherine Prolidcrgast. ilcl- point. Other equipments and motors
did bellow. that our ideals m cnter- MR UINLAN , twstcm rte—enacting such parts of thp‘ method of carrying such a vote into or- ognlaed it as hm. right and duty to to on O. Prindlc. Antoinette KollcyI Na-t extended their curly advance. billy mp.
ing the 'war were higher than those - Q fOl'lllor'Ctlllfiollduli ‘ ~t Cl ‘ g ' ' “‘"l‘ So ”ll" we "RV" ‘1 “”"5°lld“ll"l vide for the pro er educatl n of pth ltulie SCUllPV- Mil” 1‘1 “ill, Helen . d ‘1' tin s lauded
of the other nations. i ON THE SCHOOL ‘ General fitIIImeIIIIOlIiIIaLIIi gamer LIG.l school 35.5.10." voted “m“... H... 1a“. of young. Town sghool committees efilNlcliolson, .Gl'acctSeymour. 3ft S. pcls an slim g I... .
. Harvard Professor Involved. ‘ CONSOLIDATION' to make ll lmmplfled “fiat: nt‘tlessalyt'! 1909, re~onncted in the Special Charter, let us part of her agencies for regulat-l Miller. l _ r
He said further lll‘diI SIpauldiflg ad: . llilconsistent with 8"»th n?w§s¥;tl:;nngr lItml voted favora Ti." upon again. atand- mg the due performance Of this Ullll- Center JUHlOI“ High. l , , ‘— . .. ,
mltted be though claiming to be a (Continuedwfi‘rom Pa 9 011* the maintenance or management ofthc up: with ”to Spccull Law of 191? which gauom if elected by the towns, it is! George R. Brunjcs. Ella p. Simone, U" MEA'I “: YOUR
conscientious objectorI but. that he 8 public school" there M I It is ineffective of itself and which has simply because the state has thoughtllluura Ravnlorld. Anna S. Good. A.<
had given up the idea- because it _ . cleor. tllel'efoue that ‘llleel‘lew Inga"; no connection with. but rather is re- this mode of choice expedient. ShclMabel Pryor, Kathryn Henry. Aliccl . I '
might I react against his famnIVI edICorporatiIoii Counsel QumlallItIm- as; intended to supersede tlle old law with pitgnent to, both the 1900 l:l\v and the might have sclccted them herself. Herillunn. John Hudgdon, Evelyn llewittl KIDNEYS AC]. BADI-Y
.Spauldlng. he said, told that he had opinlgn on IthIlshvexedIItind tomIpIctIiteI ITS-p 9 ct ‘0 “III schools in such towns city charter. concession of a right of election to the Frances Kelley. ‘
talked to Professor Francke of Hahtquest pn. \V c 'h s a Iy IllnIsuelet in as came thereunder although the old It may also be suggcstcd that the town does not recognize or imply thatI Grades—Center. l
‘vard 011 the matter and the professor the Iolowiug 8}- austive leile“ 0f the law was not in wn'us repealed The town of Norwalk has not fully com- it has a right of control over the coup, Ella L. Scofield. Lena HutclllnsonJ-rake Tablespoonful of Salts if Bank
had advisedhim to go in and make case. I. reason for not repealin the id I . plied with the pi‘OViRlOHS of Chapter nlittee, when elected." {Grace Costello. Carrie 1. Sicllllls.t.‘la1~u€ H t filadder Bother!
the muse of it. ' ; Hon. Jeremiah Donovan . is “'0‘ “1‘“er clear unlgs gt °I ‘I‘I‘V 146. Special" Laws 1909, inasmuch as it, It was the former policy of the sickle-t \‘elsor. or 5 MI 1' }
Candidate Bell testified that. he had Mayoi'ol’ the City of horwalk mum Sew.“ 1 l or the “2“? 1:13:13! 89' appears that while there but: been an to make the mallageemnt of schools 0“,. Rive’r. II We are a nanon of meat eate s not .
, heard Spaulding say: “I didn’t mean 1““‘wf‘ll‘icmn' tel- 146 Acts of 1909) llmvldes‘ 3h}; appraisal of the property of the Will in large measure a neighborhood allalr. Jessie Poyvcz. Anna Pierce, Aillt‘litrom' blood is filled with uric and saw
’l that Germany was wrong in going Deal Sir.- said acl , ' " ' Oils schoohdlstricts within tlle town, L0 be worked out by the creation ollnecken " 5a well known authority. Who warms us
1 have your request for an opinion vot no 9 tall . . * numerous small t it i - '
. . . . 1 . , - . . fll zatlon tax “as levied or err or al divisions. River. l a ainst hid,
(Ila thItIa qusiittlonIofbin}:IdautxhotllltyIII:ll ““33: gglzlgllgliofrnfiiémlgpégiigzii Stlflfel- adjustment made equalizing the :hltch :vere sulInetlmIes formed from Shall or B 3337;“ Helena Culllzllieniloe beIIfItIlIiItIsEtintly on git rd tag
0 ca 59 ii an 0 . ‘ 1 0 e ' ' ‘ ’ ' i erenccs in m . ,v j .. arso severe cont uous towns. Un- ‘ ‘ ‘ . y ‘ .
rlous school districts of the town and under 399cm ANS 0f llle legislature p petty and indebted 8
City of Norwalk sufficient to pay the within its limits, unless such town
through Belgium from a moral point
I vieW, but. that he was right from
a military point of view." I
“Candidate lJalkins testified that
paulding said the sinking of the
n. . ' .
ness betwen the sverul district‘s of the der this scheme 0‘ administration, EEC-ll. Julia qtowe JEfiffalsfio..,mI Annie '1‘.l The kidneys do their utmost to he?
. a, .- - local school (it ' - v - '
shall vote 1° abolish school districts' hilln'N‘htiEirtll‘s‘tilfllilllg flsfglll‘le'ragtftirt: authority overEllie‘sglfgolc‘cxblifillagfilPameev Ruth Rldel‘. Lucy l‘lnt‘ll. Reba the blood 0f ”“5 irritating acid. but.
cit. for all improvements which it , ; . .
___\ he: made‘on the school houses. turni-. and as‘sunleI control of the public vides that "all property heretofore held Gilman vs. Bassett, 33 Conn. 295, 304_§Tal'lor, Florence \ntzlel. llalllctIhecome weak . from the overwolI'liI;
, . lture and appurtenances within theisci‘mls ”“19”” h lbv school districts shall vest in the F" “my years lOWIlS have been per- Parke“ . . k they get sluggish: the ellmlm‘me ’0
. .l several" districts, slnICe school consoli- linslnumbtis t one might be ”WWI-towns in which said districts are slt~ mitted to consolidate all the districts . wlInmpau ’ I) ellv sues clog and thus the waste is .m-
ldation, which I understand you have conalmng orougll... em" which had uated to he held by such towns for within their "mm" and web a COMO” Louis A’ Pm“ “one on“ ' 'vtalued in the blood to DOlSOB the ‘9‘
' been requested to do by certain dl"-' pm”:- to the passage or me new “"39! school purposes” So by the terms or datlon has now been made compulsory. Theresa Donnelly. ' .
trict committees. llflWI consolidated under the old. sl‘stnn.‘ ”m act nothln 'm 311 we 0’ q . , The statutes under which this change . North Center. _ I the system. ~ II I
_ . . I. which would not vote to abolish tlleirl ‘. - g 1. el- .. S “"cefl‘a'y of plan has been affected must be in. Bertha Meehan. Alice lvnne, Horn When your kidneys ache and -""
l I have been obliged to give this mat l 1 i ,. . to test the title of the dlptl‘lct Diaper. . .. . . 4
. . lter very deliberate, careful and pains-l sound (1 atllcts and come under the ties in he lou‘n. 'Vl'hlle the failure to terpreted in view of their general pur-Icnce London, Caroline t._olton. ilike lumps of lead. and you have-
_ linking study, inasmuch as the deter-1 new law it wItls not feasrllleIIto rcpt—.11 make the atljtl‘t‘llllellt ..gqudired beivecn pose, in accordance with the economic Cranbury. ' tsill sing pubis in the back or the or
' ’ l illinatlon of this quesion involves the - the 01d law 5‘1““; 1‘ would “"1 '2"me the town and tho districtu m‘llght have trend 0! the times, is to unity and cen- Mabel Hammond. - ‘ ‘ ’n is clout‘lv full of sediment. or the
. u ‘ ‘ consideration and interpretation of a “I" “110015 in such tow“ 1‘ rcemsJ given ground f 1 ‘ in ’ ri O‘d- tralize the functions or local school Rowayton. x B '~ 'I- . ' ‘ u to a
1mm“, of general and special my. however. clearly intondrpl lliut 'llll in q u I‘“ 1431?“; l“ I“ 9 firm Iadmintslrauon. So construed the de- Hurry Bencdict. Beatrice ilutos..uladtier s, irritable. obllcmz l0
' . l tutels of the state, as well as decisionsl towns “Ml.“gInO Olly or borough. t,tc.,l thikdllfilglmtalgug 1th]: :de::trIi:‘m‘;‘hd (endants were not subject to the con- I Louise Tierney. Helen Sturgcs. l 89.9.3 relief during the night; when you" .
of our Supreme Court bearing on me ivltllln their limits, and all towns 311“" 1 certainly would i: ‘ v'vcn all district. "0109 the WWII. in regard to the main-t . Brookside. - illave chel‘e headaches, nervous and .
. same I lug such boroughs or chm. \\‘l’ll(‘..‘.‘."-'\)f-l {I I. . i ve hi . YI .. tenance of the school in question Daisy B. Scuddei‘, lldn \Vulklcy. lI . . ll cleellesaness aci'd stom—
. *1 Section 2299 of the General St'i-' ed to abollsllI'school distrn s and an egg "”9“ a “ngf ““0“ 35“ “St the The Drovisxon in General Statutes, West Norwalk. ‘dlzzy 9pc S’ ‘ .1 ‘1 ' ‘d club"
a H G ‘ Back H. ' d ‘ . sumo control of the public school»: town ‘0 "9‘30"" anything due the dlS' Section 2218. that town school commitv . ‘d 1 iach or rheumatism in ha W ' a
All 9 0t . 1‘ titles (Rev. 1902 Chapter 136) pi‘O- . ' trict 'tc idh 'dl'b id that such t .. h - “we 5' E' man" ‘ - b ttoin'
" VStI' Elli d E vides as follows" ' there)” Should be gavem‘i“ “may 3“” ".1 m 8'1 2' e 53 .. - " - tie-S s all perform 9'“ lawful “‘31 .. Conc0rcl. . lget from y iii‘ Dllarmamst a 0“
I en an nergy . t - exclusively fhoncEfor‘Ih by. ,th new failure to make adjustments in any which may be required of them by thel Jessie O’Connor, Edna Morgaul'ounces at J1: d SaitS‘; talk» a table-
‘- “When any town has—voted to rees- way effected the validity of the cou- town ” means that the . ' ' ‘
. I . . I t I . . . . . y shall perform - .-, .\ - 't ll.
. Sheboy “IWia._uI was all‘fagged tablisb its school districts as provrdedI solidtitlon or changed the. essential fact all acts which may be lawfully requir-‘I gnaw}!!! «Ragga $321“ .1 enlillléj . I “I"
91?; 1mm ‘3": no Splaefite' nengs' $11 IiectionflZZlil. each of tIlIle IdlstrictsI . l 4 that the schools \verc ill fact consoli- :31 of them by the town That whicll‘I Jvf‘het’C-tllalian Stira Rider 'hrcakfast each morning andfzn aqh's
.I epess‘ ts an rowsy urin a Day le. own or a whore .. dated. S “Clio“ ls brought to compel the ' ' ‘ ’ 4 ' l ' m: on" kidney8 “in “Cl “6' ‘ ’
the day. an was not fit to work. merits which the town has made on 1‘.) bufld curse]! ' Practically the same situation as defendants to perform is not one whichl Lincoln. . “my 3 -' ' pm the acid 0:
idendjold me to take Vino]. I did the school housefits furniture, and ap- , . y ”When this existed in the town of Glaston- ”16 town could' lawfully require from‘ Alberta commgk'MLEH-ll 'anlkil‘c‘z'lmmque 5mm 18 mad? :1 combined with
..» and. can now at three square purtenances within the, district. That you feel run dam—to bury. There was consolidation with- them." (The State of Connecticut, ex Gladys Bruslh M75519 iI- IlI‘IIi“ Emma; grapes and lemon ill c l
I day. ‘I sleep well. am alert. . amounts to be thus. paid shall the de- brill back health W out any adjustment by the town with rel. the Town of Huntington vs. the I" Dr°f°?‘~x“°“““‘. ll “m“ ' iilthia. and has been used for general-
ye strong and It’lvdll and have termlnedhy the-selectm‘en and. thel . g. I _, .3 . e the districts for propertytak‘en Iovor. Huntington Town School Comnllttee,iB““ber' “meme 1:“ ecy.I ' tltions to flush and stimulate cioggetl
“Wigwam!" *A'w'fi‘zby’ l town schbol‘ committee. When?- suchi and Sll‘ellfith-e-take Finally one Of’ the districts sued the szicsvxgglgsghe: seq.) . ‘i Blanche Ellis“ lastly llacon Muv’ kidneys. to neutrtlize the delta in ur
l - , I . I . , town and our Suprenle'COlirtll'eld: ‘ a " ’39 y°“~ therefore, that Williams." hm"; Vallllhm Mlldelyn me so it is no longer a source of irri-
Eb” an is. _ . . . .
‘7‘ , , tpayinleuts are made the town shall,
'51“ because Vino! contains the‘ restore or make good to each at the‘ ."It was the defendant's ttown of "1 my opinion the special act. of 1917 .Ib I . . d b] .3.
Glastonbury) duty to have levied its (3960M Laws. 1917. page 1170) la ln-Ilhlwanand' 5“le (WW - tation. thus ending ullnery all a
. ”Kuwaiti-create I healthy districts the school property and local!
W“ I!“ tell‘tore rattan“ h. The ‘fundg formerly belonging to the 5115.! equalization tax ‘as the statute re- adequate to do more than authorize thal Franklin. dcr disorders .
Milieu omuhlsog‘ trgfigaoefw tItrlot. If any district shall refuse or! mined... lt tralalmed in behalf of the. Walnut “33.31”“? been take" “18”": “Wham "em” . Jul Salts is inexpensive and‘c‘annot.
.1th y p inezlect to mute the payment requiredl defendant thadhavlng neglected lip" mldel- inasmuch as the Old law WW, " PM?“ '. “chug“ l... We. makes a delightful etierver
3.. Baxter. dmzslst. South :bythiu section. till the expiration pt; duty to levy ole ‘larat its next town vldlnz a method of reestablish!“ Marlon ““99: “mm“ * , ' l. '. . - d W”.
street. and the beat drusiwn‘ 31*. month! after immense ott’he Imeeting alter {ne‘er-Little was passed. it school dlitrlcts is no longer applicable Margaret Claven. Grace Keogh. (gent main-water drink. an Inn ».
' . ' ‘ ' ' ‘ i" ‘ ‘ quh u becauga'thq to this twannd city. andhnelthertlheI Eth‘l‘ . C 1] M.mt$u§uflpa Fallbn. fie Ioccnnlnnnlly to keep the kidney!
_. , .. r. In,” I . ”I. I.
hgng II I law 0(1909119rIItbe C Y 3mm $1.110 ill . B. . ~ Kr K9? dew “an gndnctlve. Adv:
law creating the compulsory coll-lI Spoonful in a glass of water before
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