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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-27

The three rooms in the rear of the |
building connect with each other on /
each floor, and the finish and furnishing
of all the rooms are identical on each |
floor.
This floor will be used by the grammar
department, which was on the second |
floor in the old building and the high |
school was on the third floor. They will |
change places in the new building to the !
decided advantage of the high school
pupils.
The second floor contains two good
large rooms on the south side; one good
recitation room in the rear of the hall,
and the large double high school room
on the north side. This was in two
rooms in the old school house, and can
easily be converted into two now by
pulling down the roll partitions in the
middle that work on the same plan as
the top to a roll top desk. This gives one
or two rooms as desired and makes a
very handsome high school room. in
the front end OF the hall Is the Office of
the principal, fitted up with a library
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purpose- The boiler room is equipped
with two % II n. American steam boilers
: made by the Pierce. Butler & Pierce Co.,
Y of Syracuse. n. v These were being
covered Taesdav morning with a two
, inch coating of asbestos. and the steam
d pipes are ali neatly covered with John.
asbestos covering These pipes are al
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-27

it, and the building committee call 1t !
good Job and a vast improvement upon
the old school building.
1t is warm, well lighted, ventilated !
convc nient and up-to-date and a school
of which all can feel proud.
The cost will be well within the APP |
preparation. In other words for about
$4,000 more than the insurance the
distrir. will have a modern school build
ing worth $4,000 more than the old
building.
A representative of the Register visited
the new school house Tuesday morning in
company with Mir. Isaac Rogers Of the
building committee and found the work
of the contractors practically finished
the painters and plumbers being busy
with the closing up of their work.
Beginning with the outside. The roof
isa great improvement architectually
and practically over the old. If is
sleeper Thy rte- 9ro covered with
one auu qumteruch matched boards,
chem with good building ualor.a.dthen
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abundance o l-hj iu the rooms where
needed.
Entering tna Vr-tinul' through modern
double doors with llra Ia'- e'tr-. we
find new steps and new mHr'.e Tires
hold. Both inside and outside doors
swing both ways. and are hung with
best double action springs ana all the
fittings are solid bronze a5 are those ON
all the doors throughout the building.
/ The inside doors like til" outside have
large glass panels making he lower nan
well lighted.
The hail are finished ia North Caro-
lima pine, as are all the rooms, with
handsome hardwood floors All the
floors throughout the building are hard
wood, birch and maple, (only a few
were hardwood i'll the old bWlding)'
There are over 10000 feet of hardwood
flooring in the new schoolhouse,
On each side of each hall, from base
ment to third floor is wide easy flight
of stairs with landing half way up tC
make them still more easy to use. These
are like the rest of the finish, of hand
some North Carolina pine, even TO th'
basement.
Proceeding to the third floor which i
finished ready for the desks to be pu
in as soon as they reach town (and the,
are expected any day. we find five larg
, well lighted rooms, two each side of tn
, hall and one really sizabe recitation o
schoolroom at the rear, besides an office fo
the teachers and four small toilet room
in front. The latter are complete wit
marble top wash-bowl, closet, ETC., an
are light, well ventilated and fitted wit
the latest approved open plumbing, as
all plumbing throughout the building
The teachers room has bookcase wit
glass fronts, etc, etc, that will be al
precated by every teacher.
Around the sides of each of the fiv
rooms, except the spaces for window
and chimneys, are backboards, of tn
best Pennsylvania black slate. Th
same is true of each floor below. Thel
are over 5000 square feet of black boarc
in the new building against about 5C
in the old
Each room on this floor and on IL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
STEAMBOAT CRASHED
INTO COAL BARGE
Accident Happened at He'll Gate
One Barge Reported to Have
Been Sunk.

While outward bound last night
from New York to Portland. Me, the
steamship Horatio Hall, Captain
Johnson, commander, ran into ten
empty coal barges bound for this
city, in the narrow confines of He'll
Gate, and from all reports sank one
of the barges Oh which was a nan
and his wife. On another barge, the
Mira, Margaret Niece, thirty years
Old, was Knocked to the deck by the
force Of the collision and was later
taken to the williamsburg hospital,
with three ribs broken. Captain
George Mckee, husband of the in
jured woman, said last night, after
the barges had tied up to the dock
in New York after the crash Captain
johnson did not stop his steamboat,
but continued on his way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
A'VENCEFUL ITALIAN.
Almost a Tragedy at New York
City Hall.

NEW YORK. Sow. 3. While de-
scending the STEPS Leading TO the @
entrance of the city hall on her way
TO he married Marguerite Aulittc. Il
Young Italian woman. WAS attacked
Iiv a former sweetheart. who slashed
her on the face and neck with a razor.
Screaming Historically so that her cries
were heard all through the building.
the woman staggered along the hall
for a few feet and then fell fainting
to the stone floor.
Her assailant attempted to run
away. but the prospective bridegroom
of the young woman. Rocco Tenare,
ran after him. at the same time shout.
ing loudly for help. His cries were
heard by Policeman Daniel Maloney
of the CITY hall squad. who chased the
fleeing man across the park, and final
lv captured him. He was arrested and
taken to the city hall station, where he
gave his name as .Annullo. Suffering
greatly from the razor wounds. the
young woman was removed to the
Hudson street hospital.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
The BOYS DEATH.
Police say Young Stuart Person
Was ChIOrOfOrmed.


MOUNT VERNON. O.. Now Bur
led beneath Il culvert 200 feet from II
SPOT where Stuart Pierson. a. Kenyon
college student. was ground to death
bv a train. the authorities have found
three lengths of blood stained rope
and a wad of absorbent cotton also
saturated.
County Prosecutor Stilwell expresses
a firm belief that the hoy was chloro-
formed. the cotton saturated and
= bound across his face and that then lie
was tied across the railroad tracks as
IL part of his initiation into Il college
fraternity. The authorities believe
that the cotton was removed after
ward and the boy left stupctied. ON
these grounds the prosecutor will car
~ the ease to the grand jury.
Prosecutor Stilwell said that several
persons We're under surveillance in con-
neGtion with the ease and that they
might be taken into custody at any
moment.
That young Pierson. who was killed
when awaiting initiation into tie Delta
Kappa Epsilon fraternity, was tied
to the railroad tracks has all along
been believed by the police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
De MOCRATS IN
F GU R t H WARD.
Continued from page ~

He said that he would be willing to
have some local people vote for the
local republican candidate for cor
oner if they must, if they would also
vote for him, as he might win a few
votes that way.
Mr.. Dalton declared hal he does
not believe that the republican can
didate for alderman-at-large will
have any walkover.
Mexican Cheercd.
Mr.. McKeon was greeted with loud
and continued applause, showing
where the real spirit of the fourth
ward fight lies; in the aldermanic
contest.
Carl Juhl declared that if he is
he will do all in his power to award
contracts to local men.
In response to requests Alderman
loft, who has represented the ward
for the last four years, made a short
speech. He said that the people of
the first ward voted down a Raritan
1 Copper Works candidate for the
Board of Aldermen three years ago
and that he believes that the fourth
ward voters will do likewise this
year.
He then announced that refresh
ments would be served.
At the suggestion of Freebooter
Kroeger, three roof-raising cheers
were given for the democratic ticket,
and then the committee passed the
refreshments.
This ended the meetings of the
Fourth Ward Democratic Club in
this campaign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
DINNER--AT
CHRISTMAS.
!. liEA
Salvation. Army Planning a Bic
Tidie far the Poor Of
This City.

Captain Baker, of the Salvation
Army, has been in charge of this post
for Just one week and is already maxi
ing extensive preparation for a
Christmas dinner to be given the poor
OF the city.
The dinner, as in previous years,
will be sent to the homes of the needy
in baskets. Every thing that goes to
make u good Christmas dinner will
be in the baskets and it is planned to
make brighter the Christmas of about
700 needy persons.
The Salvation Army corps of this
city is few in number but many in
deeds. The splendid work which it
did last winter by the distribution Of
food and clothes among the poor and
needy of this city was most COM
mendable.
Captain Baker plans to keep up
the work this winter and TO this end
states that any donations of cloth
ing, food, etc, will be gladly receiy-
ed. A postal sent to Captain Baker
at the Salvation Army Headquarters
on New Brunswick venue will re-
ceive prompt attention and the
goods will be called for. A rummage
sale will be held shortly, the pro-
ceeds Of which will be used in de
fraying the expenses of the Christ
mas dinner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
WORK MAPPED
BY ALDERMEN.
Committees Will Meet Tonight
to Consider Several Import
ant Matters.

a. tie committee meetings of the
Board OF Aldermen tonight several
mgattesr Of immediate importance
viii be taken up. The plans and spec
iications for the new police station
and the matter of the further addi-
lions to the ambulance and patrol
wagon are expected to be considered.
At the meeting Monday night the
council will receive bids for The
bridge approach. Bids will be re
ceiyed for using both new material
and material that has been used be-
for. This latter clause, as was also
in the Board of F%reeholders condi-
tons for bids, was inserted to %ne-
fit Sanford & Harris.
What will be the outcome in the
ambulance matter is a question. al
though IL is quite certain the city will
not accept the vehicle in its present
condition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
MONARCHY is
THE
Norway Leaders Advise t e
People TO Vote for That
Form of Government.

CHRISTIANA, Nov. 3:-The gov
eminent yesterday issued a procla-
nation recommending the people to
vote at the forthcoming referendum
for a monarchical form of govern
ment based on the British and Ital-
ian constitutions. The proclamation
further points out that the best
friends of Norway in Europe declare
that the country's relations with the
foreign Powers can be better estab-
lished by che retention of the mon
archy.
The radicals and socialists also
issued a proclamation recommend
ing a republic. Another proclama-
ton was issued signed by 1870 PROM
inent liberals, asking the people UNI
der the circumstances to support the
proposition of the government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
THE PRESIDENT" THE
KING, is THE TOAST.
Naval Chiefs of America and Britain
Fraternized at Annapolis Gave
a Banquet.

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Nov. 3. The
President "Thc King
Glasses ciinked with Il ring of good
fellowship us the health of king and
president was drunk by their faithful
officers standing at the dinner of Ad-
miral Evans on board the Mayfiowcr
( last night TO Admiral Prince Louis Of
Battenberg and the officers of his
squadron. The prince proposed the
health OF President Roosevelt and Adj
miral Evans the health of King Ed.
ward.
The dinner was the concluding fea-
ture of the second day of Prince Louis
visit to America. The morning was
given over to an informal exchange of
visits between the commanding and
junior officers of the several squad
ronS. Perfect weather prevailed. and
the sen was smooth. The spectacular
feature of the day was the review Of
the brigade of midshipmen on the pa
rade ground in the afternoon, followed
by dress parade.
Then came the reception of Admiral
Sands for the British and American
officers. a brilliant affair, after which
the prince returned to his flagship TO
shift into evening dress for Admiral
Evans dinner.
Prince Louis found time between the
dress parade and the reception to re-
turn the call of the mayor of Annapo-
lis, who called on board the Drake to
offer the admiral prince the freedom
Of Maryland's capital.
The special review of the midship-
men was a sight alone worth the trip
To Annapolis.
There was formed at the college a
quadrangle the like of which was never
seen before in Annapolis, Shoulder
to shoulder around three sides of the
parade ground. three and four deep,
stood British and American officers.
looking out across the deep blue wa
ter of the Severn river toward their
common home ON the bounding main,
Anglo SaXons all--all brothers of the
sea. The uniform was undress. the
American officers wearing blue caps.
the British white. Down the whole
length Of the parade ground stretched
the brigade of midshipmen, BOO strong.
who, with ranks open, were inspected
by ADMIRAL Sands. s%uperintend-
ent of the academy; Prince Louis ana
Rear Admiral BroWnson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
Cry BRIEFS


The residence of II. w. Barnes
in High street is being painted.
The engine attached to the Cen
trail train due here at Ito o'clock
yesterday broke down at Matawan
and the train was taken to New
York by a freight engine.
"A rear extension is being built
to the Hanson flats in Madison I'VE
nue..
"A rehearsal for the Raritan
Yacht Club minstrel show vas held
last night.
The Polish Citizens Club will
meet in Gadek's assembly room to-
night. A large turnout Is requested
The Bartenders Union will hold
a ball and reception in Wilder Music
Hall, in Smith street, Monday night
Lawrence Lodge of Odd Fellows
meet tonight.
meeting of the Westminster
~ be held tonight.
-ymakers Association viii
bn tonight in the CIDER
20 the democratic poll
ndidates made a tour
gsss..n,.... demo
.,esaed for sheriff, spent
,.sss. Send Gown.
0 The Ph Koyen, Sr., is having his
Cat 230 Madison avenue painted.
=Repairs are being made to the
aolding house in High street.
Work at the Atlantic Tar Roof
ing Company's plant is not over
brisk, it is said.
Charles Seel, of Market street, an
employee of the Elizabeth Cornice
Company, has returned to work in
Elizabeth after several weeks work
in this city.
-Isaac Farroat is having his
house in Rector street painted.
Postmaster Tees residence at
State and Market streets is being
painted.
Painters are working on Our
Savipr's Danish Lutheran church on
StaXe street. neal Market. For the
n1inting of the shigl part on the
front, the workman was raised on a
Email seat held by pulley-ropes and
raised and lowered by a fellow
painter.
"A small girl who could not tell
where Fhe lived was found On Cath
arine Sereet today and the find was
reported 10 the police.
The six-room addition to school
No. 1 is being rooted over.
-P, Pavolovsky has bought out
). P. G~oldsmith's interest in what
was formerly the Conard building in
State street.
The members of George b. Nc
Glellan Engine Company have decid-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
OLD MAP
OF THE CITY
Presented to the Public Library
by William B. Pratt Made
Before Revolution.

William b.. rratt, the real estate
dealer, has presented to the Public
Library a map of the property be-
yond Market street made in the
years of 1884. The map vas drawn
for Samuel Newell. of this city, by
James Stall. At the present time the
map is in the possession of Dr.. +. w.
Kitchel, president OF the library
board. 1t will be framed and placed
on exhibition in the library.
DR.. Kitchel showed the map to Il
NEWS reporter this morning. 1t is
drawn on ordinary drawing paper,
with ink. The letters are of the old
style and very hard to make out. 1t
shows the lands of which Smith street
liz now a part. Where the Central de-
not now stands was a big pond. The
Raritan Copper Works property was
owned by Peter Sonnaman. Mr..
Sonnaman owned other considerable
property in this city at that time.
Thomas Gordon owned forty-one
acres OF land on Gordon street. Rob
ert Burnett. an ex-governor of New
Jersey, also owned considerable prop
erty here at that time.
The map was given to .Mr. Pratt
by of the members of the Row
son family. 1t will be remembered
chat William S. Rowson was at one
time city surveyor here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03

CINCINNATI. Nov. ;. r. Under the
auspices of the Citizens Municipal par
ty and in support of the Democratic
ticket. which had received the imdSiSo-
mcnt of that party. Governor Folk of
Missouri last night addressed Il mass
meeting in Music hall. discussing lnu-
nicipal politics in particular. The po-
litical boss "Who dictates nominations
for office and controls officers after
they get into office for personal ends
was denounced vigorously.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
STOPPED THE WORK.

The street department and police
stopped New York & New Jersey
Telephone company workmen yester-
day afternoon from erecting poles on
New Brunswick avenue near the Lee
high Valley freight house. A mes
sage was received by phone at police
headquarters from the chairman, apd
Policeman McDermott was sent to
stop the workmen from putting up
the poles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
0 UESTIO N In
WO @ DB RID C {.


500 and on November 16, 1904, ten
per cent, $352.20, making the total
cost of this piece of road $2,S52.20
for the same number of feet, against
a total of S"1,9S9.32 paid the ear be-
fore on the same road, or Il difference
of $S62.SS was paid to Mr.. Herman's
brother for the same amount of work.
In addition TO this the work was
done in such a manner as to make it
a cause of common complaint and
the township committee found it
necessary TO repair the road this
year, although it had only been down
two years and it was in a much worse
condition than the first half which
cost less and was down a year longer.
What Else Herman Received.
The township reports also show
that during the first year of Her
mans term his brother received from
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
Total.
Third Ye,,.


The question for the taxpayers IS.
how much Will Brother Matthew get
next year if Herman is reelected TINS
fall, and w%hatywill the people get for
it?
Surely public Office, has every APP
p%earanee of being a private snap N
this case and ii is no wonder ina
Herman i~slqlxious to be elected I.
is up 70 ths people to arise and elect
Finnegh md Young TO the township
committee and put an end 20 TINS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
a GREAT OpPORTUNITY.

The people who are constantly
looking for opportunities will take
advantage OF the opportunities which
p. PavlovskMi&t Sons are offering in
the meat and provisions line as, for
instance, "a their special sale on pork
loins, pork shoulders and fresh hams
are better and cheaper than any
where in the city. Read their adv.
on page 3 d
13g02L1 1-3+1tf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03

ed to award a gold diamond studded
fireman's badge to the most popular
fireman in this city at their fair.
&C. Epstein's fire loss has been
adjusted.
"A new sidewalk is being laid ON
Division street, from New Brunswick
avenue to Broad street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
Former Recorder. III.

Former Recorder Isaac d. Ward
is very i'll at his home at High and
Commerce streets. .9ld age and Aid
ney trouble is hk complaint. He is
under the eare.of Dr.. J. c. Wilson;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03

Notice is hereby given that the under
signe9 intends making application to the
S9arn OF Excise Commissioners Of the
1llN oi ferth Amboy at their next meet
IS, Tor q license to keep n saloon with
ne privilege OF selling malt and spirit-
lous LIQUORS in the city Of Perth Am
himself at 307 High st. Tl,oS -, ~
$500 1t-3 % Dew n"ir'i
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undar-
iened intends making application 10 tho
5oard Of Excise Commissioners Of he
lily of Perth Amboy at their next meet
ug, for Il license To keep n saloon vim
the privilege OF selling malt and spirit
liquors N the City Of Perth Am
II. il. Chiffon al s5s MID 81 g6S' Dan
1855 1l-3 st Dew
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-03
NEW AND SECOND HAND
SHOES FOR SALE
NOTICE.

kcpairing OF all kinds sor while you wait
". ~shiossberg, 81 lsew brunswick av
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-02-03
eH1LD's LONG JOURNEY ALONE.

After being separated by thousands
OF miles from her family, S-year-ol6
Maria Majunsz met her mother for the
first time in four years at Union sta
ton recently. A tag, labeled with the
tots name and the Pittsburg address
of her family, 500 Shelby Avenue, was
her only identification on her long
journey by sea and land from the in
terror Of Hungary to the arms of her
mother In Pittsburg.
Passengers and employees were af-
fected at the scenee between mother
and daughter and, although none
could understand their Hungarian ex-
clamations of joy, all knew the English
equivalents. Seven years ago the
father came to America, and after
three years of hard work sent for his
wife Both worked hard to bring the
child across the water, and about three
months ago the money for her passage
was sent her. Officialdom met the child
more than half way, and her path was
paved with kindness.-Pittsburg Dis
patch.