v will be ll such, ,
IIlleIII on Saturdau. the“
lb .. ”l .2.2.
South Namath. Conn.
LAhiEs' BELTS.
15 Cents. '
Broken Line’s, regular price 250.
SWAN’S SECONDS COMMER;
CIAL NOTE PAPER;
14 Cents Pound.
84 sheets good quality paper.
‘ IPED NECK RIBBON.
. Io Cents per yard.
client value at 15 cents.
:BBER NECK HAT PINS.
10 Cents.
hence purchase; worth 25c.
LADIES’ GLOVES,
15 Cents.
Broken lines, 280. quality.
K ESTRY BRUSSELS MAT.
25 Cents. OTHER ITEMS THAT
With Fringe; Good Pattern. WILL INTERESTS’YOU.
”in. prions are for Thursday only. and may be
I' Inn on“ any lien» afior‘ ”In? day. ’
"WASHINGTON sixth. scum IvonwALK,
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Icon might. This niallin g spccail inducements to ’get ya
Ball Mlll’fbl
the Washington Truth
building and I
miss. whllc 28ml
“wens recaptured. 2
MnyI-II- was sli’ot
«Insulin.
rinongii'n were mi23scd. anion
{our the enema were trcnly circulate
Libby was first captured hiding inn
More called on to nuIHrondcr The for-
mendid no but May made a break, {or
iibcrby. and was shot .2
The mulls o! the winter's work
proved emphatically that bionic i022 a
winter comp Within a radius of. eight
nulos about r’l’ho oily. dumps have boon
oiled up which on conservative can
mates will ylcld. $500, 000 and this in
spite of the lock of proper appliances
and the high price 05 fuel. :With on
comic coal supply at reasonable pric~
ea tor thawing. winter work can be
prosecuted on 0 large. scale.
From2 Council City and ’l‘onkuk come
the best of reports- It in said that
gold has been .takcn out during the
night to tth value all hull a million
dollars. The Toplruli beach is still
yielding 3000 pay.
The bunkers and commercial month
or the city have received dyer 31:00 000
in winter dust and nuggets. '
All2 muorls received at Nome dur ing
the winter bond to establish the re-
ports on immense richness in the Bino-
stone and Konbgnrok country and can
collont reports come from the feather
northern Arctic districts.
RAGES CALLED OFF.
Harlcm Jockey club Not :6 Have Re
malulng Three Days’ Events.
CHICAGO; Juno 10~Tbo Hmiem
lechey Club has called all the remain
ing “thine days of the meeting Secre-
tary Nuthanson said: “Our intention
was to race out the remaining threc
days of our meeting without allowing
betting. but our attorneys‘ advice is
not to race, as such action might be
construed as disrespccttui to the
court's injnnrtlon and might injure
our once. which comes up on Monday."
The decision to close i-lnrlcm came
as a. surprise to the public and the
bookmakers. It was the result of
Judge Stein’s refusal to dissolve .iudgc
Holdomls injunction prohibiting book»
making and pool selling at the race
track.
Out of the courts the book-makers
received a blow when Mnyorlinrrison
I declared witlremuhaeisthabho would
not allow betting on the Dchy. to be
run at the opening of the Washington
Park races on Saturday. chief O‘Neil
declared that ho would act "when the
time comes."
"There certainly will be no gambling
at the Derby." wore the words 010
mayor used. “l will permit no gum
bllng there. and that was the under-
standing on which the license was is
sued.“
Thine is no doubt that the American
Derby will be run as usual belting oi
no boiling it is reported that 0qu
. at Police O'Neill has received coItnl'n
. instructions with reference to the bar
by day went. but it is not generally
’.2 boileved that the maym will enforce
the threat made by him that there win
I .9. be nobotting.
Present indieutlons are that the field
for the D‘cl'by will be composed or
these horses: outlandcr. Tho Pin-ad
Briitdll'Bonnillci't. Bonn Gallant. hi»,
tons 2'Lady Sherr. His EI once and
As soon '
billion; was sent from 2
b; Everyone leaving town ,
an mentioned and ”dodgers" caviar '2
cabin. smith 2min May were found I
tricking their way over the ridge. and. z 2
"nod it was voiod
or. writer Color; some 8.. Terminus. ’
clinical didn’tI cull th
‘ thly slip and venue lonnsy lhcm.
u. lot 00 money. . .
in woodland! . Incline sheila“
null tram mist Pogo.)
‘ w '
sun) of $200 appropriated lust yonI fol
uuppiiec won out out.
Mr. Austin thought that the increase
was $570. bins“ $200. '
The” appropriation wnn granted.
The Ovci' River district asked lei
$0,050.50. of which 05.700200 was for
teachers; $480. for janitor: enumera-
tion. $20 and fuel 8350. This last item
was added by hir. Austin when he
lound that it was in tho otherschobi-
estimates. Tho“ money asked for in
$400 less than lost year. it was voted.
Tho high school proportion was $700:
The next district heard from was me
leuter. it asked for $0,080.2dlstrlbub
ed thus: Teachers, $6.000: janitor,
$400; incl. $355; enumeration. $25. The
high school Ilopurtmonl'should hn‘vo
$1081.87 of this charged against it.
This wns $70 less than lunt your.
Voted.
East Norwnik licked for $8,305. For
lonchci's. $7.120; dollars. $050; fuel.
$500, and mlscoil nouns. siren. This
was an increase oi 195 and about $1.2
000 won oellm the. high school
proportion. Comgulitecmnn Leo Davis '
explained the increase by the fuel that
the solurio'u of Several of the touchcis
chc to be raised. The high school
teacher at present note only 1500 and
the increase proposed to gvo nor
5550. Ho did not iwnnt to increase the
appropriation, but he wanted fair play
for the teacher. No other teacher In
wolves $500 ovo'nbundoi tho proposed
inerénso Mr. Davis oxpluiuod that
though there. Well fUIiy InoIe pupils
this your than lustnn additional touch
or hnd not been naked for. but only an
increase to somewhere near what oili-
or teachers in town were getting. if
they wanted to hoop. within thonppro
printion they should out those groin
mar teachers who were paid no high.
The appropriation was voted.
'l‘lIeNortlI West District. naked for
“.800 for teachers; $124.00 for fuel:
$120 for n Janitor null 520 for incident-
als; a total of $2,000.50. lb was no
premium.
The South Five Mile River district
wanted 232.865: $2,3lh for teachers:
$300 for a. janitor. $210 for fuel and
$30 for lhcidcdtnls, and that sum was
voted.
A.“ 10. Austin said that iron text
books weIe out of tho appr'opilation
and that no figures should be included
for them. as they were bought With
other moncy '
The North (‘cnlci' 8 csllmulc wns
$1005 for tonehmn. $00 ouch l‘oI inni-
toI' on fuel. and $30 for lncldoubuls. n
total of $1. .100. the sumo no lost your.
A. 1‘} Austin said
lliui. he would like to ask what tho
incldontnls\vei'o..nII(l it tho town could
be charged for thom if so he would
’like to Mill for on unproiulatlon tor
om.
I'll‘Innk GregoryI oi? the North Con
In, included broomn. uornh brushes
etc. in them and Mr. Blanchrud said
that the free suunllco conslslcd only
oi books and stationery.-
23'2Mll. Keith. understood by incidentols
“mops. blooms cm. and didn’t coo what
3‘00“ 001W to ho done with “them under
trod text book and 80001109 clnuno
Lon Davis worried t
out at the
2 g a bills 200' thonudlter’mdnushmr and
"MD {or fuel. rand added in... 23050 mi
'2 ITho Middle Five Mile River District
' wished to raise the salary of the prin
Iwiwhy. the
2,2’ variable. Alto
2. ei‘ul expl’i'od.‘
A 2 . 2 .
_ too by Monet‘s. Austin. Davis and Ar
.010 showed thnt thme districtn .33
0 m0 ‘0) an 2 2
lth’lfepli (ll that ho
l'bi‘itcvbr and that
2 chides. and that ho was hlwnyn ldclo
nub utl identnl .
' n nld ”Elm. bins. not nun»
00602
itnd by the auditor.
’EIMr Gregory stated that he had taken
lie bald unused on it; without knowing.
bother it was (or a whoclborrow or
I'.00In
Mr Wheeler moved that the cutiic
expense incidental to running or the
50110010 00' anemic. by the board. an it
‘ did not seem proper to allow incidem
. Iain in one school and not in another
T 49 motion was unwind and. 0100 was
adod: to' tho (New River nod Gunter
'Dlstrletsroncrllill be the want Norwalk.
The Brondvilivor District nailed tor
8502220” teachers,- 000 (or Janitor. and
commotion. 5%th or $052 ..50 $7.05
lens than ins year. and. it was voted
oionl and the teacher. and asked for
”800351011 the two. .lor janitor $100 for
incl :60 and tar lnoldcoluln $20. This
in $100 more than last year
Mr; thoier suggcntcd that they
raise the teacher‘s enlaryihis your and
let the principal wait and appropriate
$1.130. and this was allowed.
There was no estimate from the
West Norwalk Dietrichwand tho same
amount used last year. 3635. was.
granted.
The North East iiistiict asked for
.31. 050 of which 8950 for teachers, 3150
for innitor. and $50 (or fuel and in-
oidentnlo. lb ‘WM Ivotcd.
Tho cum of 6500 was appropriated
tors-the Bonrd__ of School Visitors for
meeting their expenses (or stationery.
stumps etc. '
IA. E Austin said that as he iigmed
it the amount just allowed the various
schools was $52,078. 50. which showed
either (i progress educationally or IIIIIII
eniccily. He could not see where any
appropriation was out down any to
speak of. except the Over River.
A The sum of $1.200 wasnpproprlaled
for evening schools. This is the rogu-
lur amount. With this and free text
bdoks' 000M 300 258 would be used for
schools during the year.
13.8. Keith said that the board would
IflcOIgnnizo dgain in Septembci and be
supposed they would elect an auditor
again.
Mr. Davis said that as the Selectmen
were here he won alike tom‘sociwhcth-
or they would pity the bills without
their being audited. The meeting was
adjourned.
Alter the meeting Selectman Mer-
rill said that they would pay any bills
that they found good. They always
audited the hills
The comparative amounts uppropria2
bed this your and last me:
1001 1900
South Norwulk. 320.341.00 $19,705
Over River, 6.05050 0.980
Center. 0,780.00 0,750
East Norwnlh 8,395.00 8,200
North West. 2,009.00 2,000
80. Five Milo River. 2,865.00 2,885
North Center, 1.200 1.200
Broad River. 052.50 960
Middle Five Mile Riv., 1,130.00 1,105
Wont Norwulk. 035.00 _ 035
North East, 1,050.00 700
Board School Visitors. 500.00 _ 500
852.588.50 $51,680.00
I-ADER. 2- .22 .ru
NEW MILFORD. 222Juno
Morohouse was on trial here yesterday
on tho charge of shooting Lowls ”firtlr
rop with‘intont to kill. Northro ‘ was
0 member of a party which..alghullzed
the return of Earl Morehouso, non of
Orlo with his bride. to tho parental
home in Northvlllc. torn miles from
home and guns: .0l‘l0 .Morohouso or-
dered them may and as they departed
tired his gun into the darkness. hewlo
Northrop received a. charge of shot in.
onc‘thlgh and log. Mr. Merohouno
claimed someoi‘ the party..lli'eil....o
change of chat at his house. but the
bridges only.
GENERAL Rusoc'LI. DEAD. L
HAi'I'DA'iVi Juno iii-M cubiogramrc-
colv‘ed bore bonannccs the 05th in
”bamboo-.109. no
man ‘10. Waller. .
Globe messianic con,
0.! no be hell bean
’l‘i‘mrieh .Whllclyl
he would 5.
150 know if the .
TRIED FOR‘J 8HO0TING SEREN~ . _
l9m0l‘l0. ’
hoie. by sorouadl’ng them with dIuIIIs ‘
visitors said they hand blank car—
London this morning of Charles. T. _. x
0! this’ town. Uliltnd Stones
nernl In Liverpool in. .1885 y
. all
loin ol’ would-going . . 2
or' rmnneolrhalzc n- 2,
honoured in instill I
ll] Enclli'nd. one was associated with .
.ia‘ manna-2a man” 2
madam. H ”in; :
remnants
each oivt
hundred y
U ll’IaIl Hilde"
tlIc yard Block, ,
’ ngllllbelliv-‘Cbllllpli'ie sonicw
l
min of. bit achvcurss ai but we
navy. lircu’ch bluc,l ut‘mpc. luvcndcr and gray grounds me 5
included. With’ dots figures and stripes “of. white for lirlglrt» .'
nuns sake. l‘lic width 39c
is twcnlyrtlii' cc . inches.
ll
6’ "I847" fill.“ !
RUGE llS {unions ' 1847'2” S’llvcrwznc is shown in the Sil;
vm ware cases in .1 rcnmrkabic llilll inicrestiug variety. The as.
soIIIIIcnI of sets and fancy table picrcs was recently enlarged
and now no serving'utcnsils devised im the equipment of n
well filled bonid Is wanting, roIII Ilm Lollec bpoon to large ”
Soup Ladle. l'lIc fiilvcrwmc cus‘cs me well onil’I inspection.
NY...’
1‘?
rl Ines .359
’ AI 25 & 50c yd
Silk \l llSllllS;——D0th(l . and
corded, striped {liltl figured.
At 600 yd.
llaiismwblnck dot-
.. .2
At 250 yd.
Satin Striped Batiste—n
light and dark ground. lili-
poricd Ilrisli Dimiiy Im-
ported lfiatistc~ollovcr dc~
sign with cord.
1 inch
ml.
\150 58 75 8: 85C )Md
Silk .\lIIsliIIS-plhiii color-
I'd and lace striped.
At 85c yd.
Silk 'l'issucs ~2op0II—w0rk
and embroidered Silk
stripes. white grounds and
colored stripes.
AI 25 dz 35c yd.
Batiste-Mic popular ccrII
shades—«with lace and cm-
broidcry stripes.
AI 25 & 37I/2c yd.
French Lawn very sheer.
SAXGNY AXMlNSTERSmMMUEflBS
hour in mind thin for the reunlndcr of this week
o‘lll’u’lm host grades of these (inflicts are" .iIl‘lecd
a‘
850
‘.
fill mo: 08 no
m" .nlhfid.‘
'l. Elf) '. ’
g-g-Iw - - .5-.. qfifir—
mm "
.1 ’ ””11
my." defining”; fry.’
Says he has made the best selection of Women's, hillsnen and Child-
I'cn' s Oxfords this spring of any seamen yot. Having bought a few countor-
moods from the best mailers of Shoes and can give better quality for less
money than others.
to give Satisfaction.
We sell from me her to wearer and warrant every pair
’l‘ry my new Pat. Kiri 0x" solids n kit-icn‘s our. for ladies. $3. 82, 81.50.
Women's Fine Kid Oxford. Lounsbury. Mathewson’s make, $2.50 and $3.
Mlssos's and Children's Patent Lea. and Kid Oxfords, from 7Se’to $1.50.
Men’s Fine Kid and Pub. lieu. Shoes, tony $3 'shoc. at $2.48
Men’s Pal. Lea. and Russet Oxfoxd.
83.45;
OLSEN’S we; 51'...
if You Are Building or Repairing
2 l "‘ We can idioms! you. 2
2 LIME. forplasia‘l'llm ‘
GEM?lW. Ini‘pnmd' and domestic, Rwanda]. or.
Pomond. 2 “Allan"l’oriland' our specialty. ‘
aLUi'
BUILDING” SEND. (invoiced Pinion. Muir. rm
Erick and 00m ~2 Mic . K of mnny' grad”.
wr' l4 22.
m.
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