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~l‘Lighttiing” dilute, per dosen.
‘ 5‘ .840 3‘
is! in- double-coated Enumel Were 8-qunrt Preserving
handle, absolutely perfect; regular price
" tit lip and bell
om,
29c
purchase and sale of BLEACHEE PILLOW CASES;
demon: lot.
[new thousand eight hundred Pillow Cones, made of a fine. soft-
. action; a reliable, well-made case. Your choice of the fol-
sites
491369-1599“.
12 1-20"
Regularly worth 15c.
5.000 yards of HEAVY MUSLIM in short lengths: worth on.
o-inorrow,
5~ 1-2::
Boston Store.
List of Prepcrty
OFFERED
OR
74 Washington Street.
scum NORWALK, CONN.
PARTIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
IS LIST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTING
P OPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS.
W "HALE
“*aylordGolden
. them , , ‘
,Mo Doris new lid monebsrd's st-l
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o no so w r.
Devin) lied been E other. bed
before the town us
the vote on the ”sins
most
would be it outside
thst be con dd not can eniiousiy vote
in lover of pious tor o fbulldlnli tbtt
would cost more
Mr. Blanchard sold taint materiel!
‘ and labor had greatly increased in cost
A building,
the oriliuel '
since the town meeting.
could be constructed to:
price he admitted, but there would be
committee did not dediré. It vented,
a building that would be E credit.
At A illumcnirvhmrm u
r or . to sum on.
Dr. G. e. Kendall briefly Explained the
plans. which were on exhibition.
The orchiiect lied feared trouble
from water on the lot and to avoid it.
much precaution has been taken. All
planned the lot will here three ter-
races The school building will be set
back to teat from Wont Ivonne, the
front part to he on the llrst terrace.
At the rear of the stud to in sixteen-
ioot retaining wall lsp bird. in all
there will be tour doors devoted to
school work and the building cells tor
accommodations for 500 pupils Most
oi the ceiling of the rooms villi be
twelve tent in be t, and the idea is
to have twenty feet oiE cubic nlr tor
. each child per minute when the build-
ing has its toll quote of “pupils
The Become
The buement dill contain a large
gymnasium. a visitore' sellery, manual
training department, domestic antenna
hnll. invatorics, clock rooms. boiler
room. cool room. etc. The boiler room
will be 16 feet below BflliIE. Below
the liner is built, more will be laid it
cement sub-floor. .
First Floor.
On the ilrst floor are located the
principal’s room, teachers' mama, tour
class rooms, to pupils to a room. an
assembly hull, accommodating 625 peo-
ple. a stage for ”more and various
nuts rooms. The windows of this floor
as throughout the building, are many.
nilording an abundance of light. The
Mullins or continuous style at windowa
are to be used quite extensively.
Second Floor.
Here will be located at study bell.
planned to accommodate to pupils, tour
class roomn [or to pupils ouch o large
corridor. gallery _ hall on
that door and Intel
Third Floo
Here are located dbfii‘dnl and 'ph'ysi-
eel laboratories.” lentil ins, . rop-
uruilon. work and? . tenets ets.
two clean rooms dru lug nd commer-
cial rooms
The plans call for an imposing struc-
ture the exterior color to be bud. with
considerable tori-n outta. trimming. At
the front there will be two entrances
one large main one and two at the
side or the main entrance. in addition.
there will he entrances from other
sides of the building“, 4...,
Louis 8. Boeru’ vernion of him low
was that the Board or Iehool Visitors
is culled upon to approve plans for all
schools. President Bradley s. Keith
dithered. Bold be:
"We have got nothing to do with it.
dbl-bed parts and our the building .
Hmudiekmdotbutterthstmaheseverydx drew. itmmadeiu’tbe
cleanertmeryinibewoddmudthwnlyompfivflmdwuumodar WI
MW meflltlnditiustooaweethdwholesome delicious nodnppetieing. all?!
'poteiblew.buttertobe. Thepacltagehaekeplflftomtalntorharmfromthetim
Visitoril wait received ‘
and it was voted to 't the eeleei-‘
men to print the School Vieltors' re.
port in n sepurato pamphlet train the
annual town report. it dereloped that
36.19437 has been expended during
the your on tree instituted eup-
plies. This in shout of, less than
the your previous. ..
The school Calender.
The school calendar for the your was
lined us toll owa:
Fell herm~3epbember i to Decenv
her {list 16 weeks Winter inflow-Jen-
unry 7 to March 29th 12 weeks. Spring-
tormwnpril 8 to June 28th,12 weeks.
This makes forty school weeks in
the year or 200 days. There was some
discussion as to the change oi! the
beginning of the (all term to a few
days later or ending the spring term
a low days earlier but no nation was
taken.
Quite a. worm discusuibn was brought.
up by u resolution by Leo Davis, enli-
ing for the addition or the Jones read-
or us a supplementnry list to the pres
ent readers in use. Arthur C. Wheeler
argued against its adoption on the
ground that the schools have plenty
of reading matter at present. there hm
lug six complete series up to the high-
eat guide in which renders are used and
eight for some of the lower grades.
The resolution WW d
The school v or t. last
night included A. 0 Wheeler, B. 8.
Keith. boo Davis. Dr. T. F. clone, Dr.
G. B. Kendall. ii. Blhncliald and L. S.
Beers and Harris no». ‘
ORGAN!" QUlflN RICIGNI.
.1. Francis Quinn has resigned the no
sitlou us organist of the South Nor
walk Conmgotionu Church owing to
a business engagement made by him in
Cleveland. Ohio The resignation takes
elect immediately.
VAN RlPliR—LAWBON.
Miss Clue A law-on. of South
Norwolk. and Edwin Von lilpor. of An.
nouin. were Alhiiad in “1mm in New
9 itvrupockedlilincw~1ndwdltccpildilyou’veeotentheiutounoe. "
Don’tyouthinkyouwouldcnjoyeatiogsuchbuuereverydsy? Warmest has
iwkhimforGoldMedaiCmmetyButier
Itusllpockeddxemlway-lntheuobghtodm
proof and germvprcof package which positively keep: it
fresh. pure. sweetclean. wmmmoem
to your table’. it costs you no more than— ordiuery
«iiibbutici'
'4,
CORN CROP REPORTKD HEAVY.
Farmers Will Hove Little Dltliculty
in Providing Fodder This Your.
Farmers without exception state
that the corn crop this season has
flieon unusually big A big corn crop
moths hard work at the idle and the
1 tumors; in this section. who operate
silos are hard at work this week cut
ting the corn and storing it in the big
tanks.
thus preserved in almost air tight
wooden vote. is led to the cattle dur-
ing the winter months. Farmers who
operate silos save a. great deal on
grain bills.
The good crop of corn this season
is attributed to the proper weather
which has solved to nourish and ripen
the grain in a most satisfactory mun-
CLASS A. XXc. No. 154714.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, to wit:
BE 11‘ REMEMBERED, That on the
fifth day of September, 1906. The
Banks Law Publishing Company, or
New York, N. Y., hath deposited in
this olllce the title oi n BOOK. the title
of which is in the following words,
to Wit:
United States Reports. Supreme
Couri.’Vol. 96. (Inst-s argued and ad-
iudgcd in the Supreme Court or the
~ilnitvd Staten. October Term. 1877. Re-
ported by William T. Otto. Vol Vi.
The Banks Law Publishing 00.. New
' York. 1906.‘ ‘
the right whereof it claims as proprio
tor in conformity with the lawn or the
United Staten respecting copyrights.
omen oi Register of Copyrights.
Washington. D. C.
HERBERT PUTNAM.
Librarian of Congress.
By THORVALD SOLBERG.
Register of Copyrights.
Written C. 0.
Revised 1.. s.
Entered L. S.
Mailed G.
in renewal (or fourteen years from
September 20. 1906. ml 19 86 03
Call 392-4.
The chopped corn which is 9
DILLON (it DOUGLASS.
no Th first of the .
just enough wet weather
the corn and the int i' _
mqpt unluterupte‘d sunliih And dn“
weather has matured the big holds at
the grain. Corn planted for eiioe will!
mostly to stalks with very few ours.
MR. ROBINS A3“an FOR ENG-
George F. Robbins the South Nor-
welk mason. soiled yeatordey for m
lnnd where he will join Mrs Robin
and Miss Mary Robina, his Elite and
daughter, who have been spending the
summer there Mr. Robins will spend
six weeks at his native homo, and then
he will return with his femily.
W
CLASS A. XXc.No.164715. .
LlBliARY 0F CONGRESS. to wit:
BE 11‘ REMEMBERED.’1‘hnt on the
Min day of September 1906, The Banks
Lew Publishing Company, oi New
York N Y,. hnth deposited in this of-
ilce the title at :1 BOOK. the‘ title of
which is in the lollowing words, to
wit:
itcports of Cases Argued and Deter-
mined ln the Superior Court of the
City of New York. By Samuel Jones
and James C. Spencer, Reporters of
the Court
Repurls Vol. XLIII. Jones and Show
cors Reports Vol. Xi.
The Banks Lew Publishing Co, New
York. 1906.
the right whereol it claims as proprie«
tor in conformity with the laws of the
United states respecting Copyrights.
Oilloe or the Register of Copyrights.
Washington. D. C.
HERBERT PUTNAM.
Librarian oi Congress.
By A. .tVALD BOLBERG,
Register of Copyrighlu.
Written 0. 0.
Revised J. W, C.
Entered L. S.
Mailed i}.
In renewal f r fourteen years from
December 30. iii s12 19 26 03
New York Superior Court ,
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ttlt‘veon tItieesure. glanchzrd end Davis.
2 ms r was re .
:"0' ngma’ Gym“ “all“. m room" ‘ 6'0“ Permission was varied Bu Uncoln.
‘9 0““ m 4 “I“: 0‘" on: 35.0“! residing in the Over River districts” to
35-—-—-Houoe. bum. etc... West t.. 12,005 ottoud the Center school: on 1;
39......‘1‘wo building [019... Ben.“ AVO.. mh. 50¢ FIN. Idle, Blake and GOI‘WdO hill. M
43 Building 10“: Elli AW" :5” u siding in the Center district, to Attend
saw—House. burn and :6 acres. West t..
ssmBeautii’fLileix located cottage at Bell Island. in:
the Over River school; Themes Ind
drmflouse. Feirfieid An.
Willlnui Kutel residing in the nut
him-walk district to amend the Booth
oil—«Building lets. Summit, Elmwood, 3.).le End
Teyior Avenues.
Norwnlk school; Mooterflbsrt. resid-
Hume on Wuhlngton 8t.
70-—-—Cettag
The Store lhal Bagels Continue.
By ever seeking to obtain the hih saible usiitiea in Food Products. For a quarter of
century we have stood by our motto.“ west Possible Prices." until - . 9 y we are,
pleated to know thet our patrons ere insisting upon finest, quality. rather then loweer- ces.
. COFFEE. COFFEE. . l . .
Let us demonstrate to you what good Coffee in. We have it; we want you - have it.
The boot unearth. Justt’ryapound. . .
BUTTER ggfimth ial which rid H i" l v" n ‘ " ‘1
Inna erupec tyiit wep courseves. on ere wane to et
Sweet. Rosy Butter here. Print or Tub. y 8
TEAS. TEAS.
About our Teas. Well, we refer you to the tea drinkers of thin community. tin y will
“8“ you on 1509“ “- ilmidruitulnita’ :i-" 9! II“? “Millions. u «.l i
Osur Mimi? of Conn Eggs is about equal to the demand and we ere filling -
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33 WEST WASHINGTON 8T. LEADING ORDCER. SOUTII NORWAL" ‘
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lithOeteditri muesli
9°“ :3: Netti: Cattle: ”loaf“... ‘Ahbie
Henry. residing in the Broad River
district. to utmnd the Center school.
The sppllceilona of Berlin C. Hendrick
e on shore st Boll Island, (unlined.
Ema-House and 4 acres, River St. Derien.
Two buildi lots. Elmwood Ave” “St and
House. St. South Norwallt.
“House. Ella 8t, Norwsllt.
and Fay A. Benton! residing in the
‘ W Whmnlufl
Broad River dieirlot to ”loud the Con-
ln St. South Norwaili.
tor school. was: refused.
Willium 8. Color. of Wilton. wea
rot—~Fsrm Et Wilton. modern.
Mother View Beach into “75 up.
greeted permiaiiion to attend the Con:
at Norwaili
:zt-I'louu. infield Sh. Best Norwaiit.
5.500 ”Erhghmriiport oi’ the Acting School
some! “did. Newton I'Id‘hti.
mend Hill. Steward.
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Clothing
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axe—ultimo. 1 euro. West Am South Nor-walk. is new upon?“ tables for your
. «kw-silence. Elisabeth :4 lot 44: by m. inspection
nan—«Km same. It. M” WEIR“ ex-
41 u room Wit. ‘
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Moo-West Cloning.
common
MI. quality
in?“ “We“, ll tilt III! m0-
War-end tor (ii;
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melt". telling the very best Motive Potato». eta ml no price. slid it you like aloe. white, limp icon, 1m
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