Connecticut western news., 1907-01-31
Shirt PlaiH>TNo5 fY6s..


 Caiiaan isn't to bavs'a shirt manufac- turing plailb notin th hsimsDediate future at any ratep Conditions, are not favor able,for such an industry st the present time, at seemsS. I'D obnin 100 women has been' foundd impossible and many places of much lasger population would have had the same expsrience- AS we say elsewhere, whattwe' need IS an in- dustryr-more than oneiE we can get it. that will employ the men folks. The women will come with,Uhem, after which a shirtiplaht proppsItion.. or some other employing, women, can. be again enter tained with better'promise Of success. Railroad Ran1biess
 Conductors of passenger trxfns on the New Haven railIoad are now Keeping a careful account of their train receipts forothe two weeks ending tomorrow which will be .turned'in to special flnan- cial agents, who after deducting the expense of operating each train will re- port to the officials, just how much each train makes for. the stockholders. It has been estimatedi tiiat the last two weeks in Januarr, as concerns traffic, are about the average of the year, and so the investigation was. set for the present days. Since the recent advance in the wages of engineers and other train em- ployes, and the reduction of rates to two cents'pen,1 mil5s no investigation of the kind has been made. President Mellen's s two cent policy has<stimulated travel to no small extent and he hopes by this two weeks investigation, not only to prove that fact'tin cold figures, but obtain a basis for certain contemplated changes in the arrangementof train service.
 Benjamin Baldwin is to move April 1st to the Peet' farm, now occupied by ChAs. Dhtoherr.
 School Notes,
 Higher grade pupils not apsent for one month are Melta Joyner, Ethel Laidlaw Edna Hayes,. Nettie Lefffngwell, Ebba Lindell; Elfai Blair, Walter Laidlaw, John Adamss May Kegler, Julia Foley, Nellie Mo Gaxthy Isna Boinay, Catherine O'Brien, Ellen Bruey, Margaret o 'Hara, Fred Leffingwell,, Thomas O'Hara, Thos. Roberts, Grover Weaver, Starr Rood, Lloyd Ourtisy John Caldwell. Lawrence Eddy, absent one day; i'll. Average at for. the month, .98.S per cent.
 Ninety, five pupils in the school were perfectin attendaneefor one month.
 The pupils in Grade 2 and 8who have not been absent or tardy during the past month are; Edna Bailey, Minnie Cald- we'll. May Dewine, Helen Hanlon Ellen Kane, Emma Keg1er, May Lorraine, Bessie Lorraine, Myra Lawton, May Parmalee, Knth Peirce, Helen Rhoades, Belle Roberts, Josepeine Wells. Eliza. beth O'brien, James Bailey, John Fuller Vincentr Fitzgerald. James Kane; The attendance in the seventh grade for tha past was 95 per cent.
 The pupils not absent or tardy during thetpasS mouth in grades and 6 ape hdbIlotdn6' IaoDc, rOIUcS AdhDi, M hIlehli Baloh,. Willie Bills, Bessie Bonney Harry Orandall. Leslie Drum, John Greer, James Killawee, Margaret Nc Ghira, Clara Merchant, Marjorie Mic, holI,. Edward O'Brien, Edward Par1salee Jennie Potter, Gladys Pulver, Lillian ! Rbberts,, Alfred Rood, Lura Ferguson. ! Kenneth Adam
 :. Pupils perfect in attendance for rths month of January in grades 3 and, 4 John, Adam. Walter Bills, Carl Curtis James Flynn. Nelson Parsonsr Arthur White, Karl Werner, Michael Hamilton Allerton Eddy, Allen Drumm. Hattie Bailey, Lena Hayden, Helen. Parmalea Adolph Nelson.
 Pupils in grades 1 and 3 not absent ol i, tardy for the month are; Etic, Borg. ,TohI Nilsen, Guglienno Perrotti.. Walter Roberts, Charles Rodemeyer, Lewis Roraback, Myrtle Brazie. Lpella Cudne. Josephine Flynn, Gertrude Higgins Olga Johnson, Florenae, Laidlaw,. Mar, Mansfield, Rosa Reel.
 Miss Ida Evans spent. Saturday ans Sunday at her home in Bethel,