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past the tencharn for tlntt district had
boon Dunn-ti by the board of school
"HRIH CEMER MSIRICI ' \‘islifli‘fl; and he thought that that body
linui no right to make lhvso appointi-
imvnts. that, being up to tho committee.
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iContlnutul from First Page.) School Principal Frank Gregory
‘mttdo u motion that tho matter of hit--
ing the touchor he left. entirely with
on tint.
“flown“..w . .....- -.. - ....
ditto“, JUNE 3.. .93;
Vii-little BENTiNEL TELEPHONE
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Now: Department
amines. Department
M p—waranch Office, Norwalk
g;‘--Edltor's Haldane;
Why Editor-’0 Real once
,filnlnturo Almanac for Tomorrow
’ rises 4:20; sets 7:26.
Hi h tide 5:42 a. m.; 6:17 p. m.
MABONIC ntnscrcnvfiwm
'I‘ho mnttor or laying a tax or hon
rowing money to moot the district m- ”m district committve. ~
Dolmen was Muham- Ill) by tho choir-I Noison W. llcncdiot remarked that
than. mnn‘nkmx that “my were $1.760 ; tho intent-r at tho tit-cud llivor school
in debt, with intorcst amounting to had held that posing" for over ‘welve
$90. yours, and ho did not are why the
The matter of laying a tax, howcvt-l'. North (‘r-nter school could not intiuco
was turned down, or held oyvr ior hn~ mph- “tucker; to may alga
other year. A motion was mn'do to Porgy Glendouing lltid‘td that n
the effect that. the sum of H30 by “W young man who was not a resident of
rowed. in order 10 meet “W lll'i'l‘t'rl thui district was attending the school,
on the debt and for wltutvt‘t'r repairs and he did not think that this was our.
may be needed in the school litrlth‘. Mr. Dunn remarked tltni ho bud
Tho motion was carried through. outdo Moeption to the rule. when those
Frederick Wood, one of those pros. little chtitirtau would have to walk
out. All“! ‘11“- W0 Yell"! M50 it" lili‘ tuilon in ,crdor to attend the school in
pmprlution was mode for on int-rouse their dittlrlct, by allowing thorn to at
in salary (01‘ the. touchom Of that (“Fr loud the school in Newlown uvenun.
trim, and up to the present time. such Mr_ Dunn imld that he ‘ gone he-
iucrttasc bud not been made. for the water commissio era relative
The chairman remarked that tho to the wutor rain on m ioilota,’and
present tonehcrof the upstairs 5'”!th after much dcllbcrution on the part
hud toudcrcd his resignation in order of the hottrd. he succeeded in getting
to accept a much hotter one in Wnsh- the ruin down to ‘35, Ho midi-d that
ington, ll (3- The some would “Oi the town pays the water and coal bills
Lillie 0300*. lIGWE‘Wl'. until the (3'05“ 0! of a number of the schools, and
tho prcnont Bchooi’lerm. thought that. it should in the North
Percy lilfinllenlng hinted that {0“ Center district. However, when he
the small salary that. to pull! the touch presented tho. bill to tho solectmon.
ors, which it} 5550. lhl‘l’ Ofillld “Oi K81 they promptly turnod him down. and
11 good contpcttint limit or woman to he thought sump notion in tho mattor
undertake the work. , ought to be taken at once. He could
‘ Wallace Dunn void that at the. WP“- noi see why the North Center achool
The latter. it is sold, hos‘ent time he but] no loss than out up had to pay their wtttcr hiiln, when the
not]: to my oyt-r “0,000,000 to ; tillmtlons frum hood young. men. «vim town pays tin-so. hunt for most of the
"l‘his matron $121,001.00 “mtcomo highly rcomuntontlod Mid Who otltorachoois. ilrthonghtit advisable
has had to “fork ovnr" within :wero very dositonn of scouring the po~ to place the mitttcr m the hundg of
out few months, rather than run inow. ‘
ultion at tho homo tsitilll')‘ that in pttid nu uttorncy, an u my” from him blight
do sonic good and bring results.
ink of what the courto might mu Edward Merrill stntcd that thc cunt-w
it. to Day for “a criminal doings. Ioi' tho increase of the appropriation
A motion vino thou nmdc thnt the
committee nor his own discretion ro-
l'two years ago was duo lurgcly to tho
DDOl‘t of thing keeps up, it W“ \tfltct that the teachers were men. ndd~
gnrdlng consulting on attorney. hut
.. lhttt the district refuse to [my the bill
in time ””1" ”“5 W” of "will“; ”it“ ”10 WOW‘R teachers “1'9 “ill" The motion was uocondod‘und pnnscd.
aggressor is hard." traded to Work at u lower figure. and The tnctatingthon udiournotl.
‘ u at the some time. tho schools are run .... ....
“FE, *hetter with a lady (outlier in charge. NORTHWEST SCHOOL.
, ...—.... Wallace Dunn added that he knew ......
LL motion, According to Hon. Mark of a good mule traction-in llidgcileitt
. Twain. who would come to Not-walk, but who
L ntod. conspicuously upon a (turd wnniod :17th it your. .
it firings uhovo n billiardvfablo in, ,‘ Air-Smith unread with Mr. Glendon
ubllllurd room of Marl; Twain's ‘t’ihg’. that :1 good. compctottt teacher
. -‘ “1 Reading is this inscription: could not he hired for the small autn
ifgconsists of one damned thing that is being puid at tho pronont limo.
i-tunothor." t Mr. (llcndonning stated that in the
Special communication of Old
on Lotion, no. 103, F. and A. M, will
i aid at it. roaml June. 11th, at s
‘v , k p. to. Work, F. 0. degree. All
our Manon: cordially and frater-
y invited. -
. Fraternally yours, - ‘
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Sac'y.
or timing two wooing in active
lanthanum, the unit for $39,000,000
L It the Sugar Trout has apparent-
tltefiil mttloti by agreement Of the
L " in intvrost. The suit was
i by a Philhdt-lpltiu refining
L‘L‘puhy‘. for nilnucti ruin of its busi'
L pliyfllcnnl new on tho part of the
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Monro. Barry, London and Joseph
Choren committeemen.
The unnuul blunting of the North-
west school of Winlpouk, was held in
the school house last evening. The at
tondttnoe Wits frilr. The meeting whilo
at times was not. u very harmonious
one, still there was at no ilmo‘during
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White Rock L
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Appollnaris Water Sauterne‘s
A. F. “Beckmann & CO.
L Norwalk’s Largest Food Market
LICIOUS NEW MADE BUTTER, per pound ..........
. LChornpagnes
and
..... ..........33c
ICTLYFRESHEGGS,perdOzen........ .............. ............32c
,ARGELPACKAGEFAIRBANKS’GOLDDUST..-.....................{................IB§
tr D MEDAL PRINT BUTTER, per, pound ,i3oc
UD S.BRANDFLOUR............-........‘. .....
. ........ bag, goo; barrel. $7.00
F resheLow Prices'
30 Stamps with 1 lb. MoL-K‘a Coffee . .32:
25 Stamps with I lb. Mocha & Java Coffee. . .30c
20 Stamps with I lb. Java & Maracaib'OWCof-
fee .........25c
:5 Stamps with r ib. Best Santos Coffee. . . .tioc
10 Stamps withrpkg. 0, G. M. Coffee. . . . . .aoc‘
3 lbs. Yale TOast‘Cracchcra ....... . .1
Imported Swiss Cheese, lb. . . . .
rge' lEhret’s Extra «Beer, >124
L Dur Teas and‘Coffees Are Always
Stamps with I lb. Very Best Tea. . . . . . . .60c
mpswith I lb. spectat'rea ...........50c
15‘ auripswithx lb.GoodTea ............4oc
{Stamps with 1/,- lb. Very Best Tea. . . .. . .309
turnps with 31/, lb. Special Tea ..........25c
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,Aster Coffee, 1 lb. tin .T....../....L..35cl
on Garden Ceylon Tea, 1‘ lb. tin. . . . . . . ..35c ~
.....oScL
............35c
rattles, 131.15; .tz‘itorfeoc
L .Séhlit‘thabitJBudweisetsAttiteuser ,Busut Beers ~~ .
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“ninth...2t: Qalfomti ‘. P9?! or gfitélnif’gmoéiml‘fii’tfil
0...“,5 ~ Sherry Wine ~tw...tut...::..,t. was:
”Eli? SJ??? 33:3 Gillian, 1- p, $1.0Q "
Monogram Rye Whinke’
”honour, Lmttc LAREN'SL auditorium; ~
Finch A Golden“ WLQddllng‘.
APPLE, on" NEW vonu'hflr‘utnnusny
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and itxliiiloult to . , .
Nil ,
Granger-y. in tub or print. mm filo '
2W: hove other Balm we I-ild 32o
WWLQIN howquurtorl forth
Fruit, and Voiotableu‘. ,
lattice, "Water G
Sit-award”,
, “Animal; ottoman. Drum? ”m
of Ba‘uotubl‘o 000M.“ rm:
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tho pruning: , tum lost on tho .
port of than pmant. . ,
Minot!“ a o'clock the meeting
tuu culled to order by‘tho clerk. Wit.
tliw Merlin-tor, who read the call.
the some being nonunion. ‘
It won unonimouuly voted to ”point
“1!)an Pollard chairman! title moot;
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i The Toportti Of this treasurer and
. auditing cotumittoos were read and no.
method. tutor which the unicorn fur
tho‘ousuinwyoar wot, elected, result.
ins use follows.
First committoomauwdnmel P.
nommltteeninu—David c.
Barry.
Second
intidon.
Third committoomrn~Frank Joseph.
Treasurer—~David Pollard (revlecty
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Clerk-William MrAliister (reeloci‘r
ed)
Auditing cortimitteo~Andrcw Hutch-
lnaon and John W. Pierce. -
Collector~Andrew Hutchinson.
Tim matter of intcalllux toilets in
the school was recommended by the
preueut committee, and slim of getting
up I. district map. No action was tak-
on by the present committee, however,
as same was not in the call of the
meeting, therefore they could not
moire any definite plans. The mutter
was loft; entirely to the discretion of
the new committee, who will be em-
powered to call a special meeting. it
thought naceamy.
There being no further business the
meeting ndimtrned.
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SPRING CARNIVAL PROGRAM.
The following program and special
night features have been made by tho
conuniltoo in charge of South Nor-
waik’a Carnival. to be held mine now
baauball park. during the truck. of
Juno 14: .. '
Monday night-Alan's ill be open
at 7:30. South Norwallt,‘nmyor and
city oliiciuls. clergy undiooul [irons
nights. The formal opening will he
made at 24:15, when tho curnivnl will
be declared as ofluhily opened for the
week and tho‘mti'vttm will be on.
Tttesduy-w-Norwnl ,v blunt Norwnlk.
West Not-walk and tuniforx, nights.
\l’etinosdaymlh'outport, inulpauk.
llroad River“ and trades and luhor
night. ’ ‘
Thursday -— Governor..- merchants,
military, tire-mouth. secret and civic
society nights:
Friday-Rowan“. Barton. Nomton.
Now Canaan and the baseball night.
Saturday afternoonmi-lchool ,cbilv
tire-n, also the inmates of the Fairfleld
County Home, will be the invited
guests of‘the committee.
Saturday night—4h notions ind. but.
lie of confetti night.
The gates of tho burl: will be upon
nightly at 7:15. AAlI shown and ob
tractiona will he one! at 8 o'clock to
recoive guano. C tencinx Tuesday
afternoon the ”(Mn open daily at
1:30. All uttrnc ,. it upon in :1 p. m.
Ladies and child" 'osiiooinliy invifted
during- the otter-noon. Special pains
and cam will be (than for thoir safety
1nd comfort. Saturday afternoon will
be given over to the school children,
when all the attractions. will be thrown
over to them at half price of admin-
slon. Special features will be oimrod
each night. together willfouttlltie free
exhibitions, which will be given on the
court at 2 and 4 o‘clock in the often
noon nod 8 and 10 in the evening. Baud
connt’l‘ia by Signor Scotti‘s hand will
be given in tho couFf‘dtirinx the lifter
noon and evening hours.
'i‘htro are tvmlvo big. o vet, new.
high class attractions to b seen on
the grounds. Everything will be run
in an orderly manner, and all those
attending will be afforded a Jolly good
time. ~
Buckingham Post, G. A. R.. will
meet this evening in the post mom: in
Wall street. , .
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1 reunion: ass—e. ,.
Frail; Home Gathered EM.
4 no 28c‘t0j30cdop.
.BllttetlBitttériButterl ,. ~
Fresh from the meta if m
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try our ape from a
Amt-taut. .
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cunmr‘mm "not . moth?
tit our‘prtcm.
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Thu uni: u1y, IIOIG‘NNT’
ammonia wu rgruia‘ltt‘hiol‘bvl- um
.. ‘dunco oi. thorn-around“ or mmintco j
Btivo reunited b .l ‘ttRnbli‘uonto
it it! our, bent; fim‘mll‘m‘fi it“ ‘
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eager I'CBPOMQ.
SPECIAL
VALUES, ‘
To Be» Sold Under Catt for Saturday
Did you ever Atop to consider juét what “UNDER COST”
‘ means—moth to us and to you?
While our store at all times abounds in attractive offerings, SATURDAY WE OPEN 0
DOORS TO THE CROWDS WHO KNOW the value of a Boston Store purchase. The
agreeable weather has no effect on our enthusiasm. other than to spur us on to greater efforji
make this ONE DAY outshiue all others in true value giving and at prices that will meet
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JUST 25- WOMEN é
Have the chance, provided they wear the medium sizes (36, 38. 40). to make a big saving on
Summer Dresses
, We have secured just that many Sample Dresses from a small manufacturer who makes
.- “garments of merit to sell at popular prices.
The first 25 women who come tomorrow will be offered THE opportunity of the season.
‘Will You Be One Of Them ?
onol Dress Skirts
In fancy mixtures, regular prices up to $5.00
, TOMORROW. $2.39
This is less than the cost of material.
SCISSORS
Rubber Coats for Children
All tins, absolutely waterproof, made with
I hood and finely finished; $2.98 usually.
TOMORROW, $1.98
50c Corsets. 39c
All makes and all sizes. Our regular 50c
Corset. .
SATURDAY, 39:
ors ;
Millinery at lixuéily 1-2 Price
We give 'you choice of all our FINEST
TRIMflED HATS,-includiug the most exquis-
ite styles Of the season. Take you choice to-
morrow at exactly half what they are marked.
All kinds of Flowers, values formerly up
to $1.98. in two lots.
COUCH COVERS ,
50 inches wide and full 3‘ yards
long. Sold regularly at 31.50.
SATURDAY. stint;
OIL chorus
Best Quality Floor Oil Cloths.
Regular price 30¢ a square yard.
TOMORROW. 24o.
VAL. LACES
3.600 yards of French and Gor-
mun Val. Incas, that root from We
to $1.00 a dozen yards to, import.
We sold over 3,000 yards at. last
week’s sale. Tomorrow, choice of
so pretty patterns. .
AT 5Lc YARD. ’
TAN HOSE FOR
CHILDREN.“ 9:
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“ Children‘s Ribbed-Cotton Stock-
ings. Our regular 12W: quality.
shunt)", 90 Min.
A”
A mom, origin -
Am" step pour
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Inhibit: in com.
til-o pe
l ram .11! llr‘lm.‘ in
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in the ‘Opiniona‘of pit
"Limit is his M th
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out A1"
TOMORROW asc'AND 50c
ENGLISH y B ILLIANTINE
.45 inch English Brilliantine or
Mohair, very silky finish. Our regu-
lur price 63o. About 100 yards is
all we have. ,
TOMORROW. 44c.
\5oc' BOYS’. -PANTS, 37c
Boyu' Allwooi Knee Pants and
Bloom'era. ull'ugea. 50c and 59o
value. .- . ,.
SATUFiLDAYL‘, 57c.
MEN‘S “we LINEN COL—
* «LARs, 9c
"Roy " unwritten ooum, all
styles and sizes. Regularly sold
12$“. _
SATURDAY. 9e.
Re-
lt room at the county) Ml
' 25c’HAmiNETS, Ta%c
Adored ‘R‘ettli‘fioir Nets. extra
large size. Regular 26c value.
,‘qnuntiéfi 1%- ‘
TO HUM TOMORROW AT
L 39c French Poplins, of the finest merceriz
ed threads, in all the beautiful silky col .
absolutely fast and fully worth
39c. Saturday
Simla Silk in the popular checks, the gen-
uine imported cloth, 2 5c value. . . . . .176
BEST BARGAINS OF THE SEASON 1
White Wash Goods
45 inch Phre White Mercerizcdl“CREPE
DE CHEN E,” desirable for graduation;
75:: quality .......................5oc y
“LUNA” Lawn. white, full 36 inch width;
regular price 35c. Saturday . . . . .25c
White Dimity in neat checks, all new pat-
terns, 25c quality. Tomorrow. ... .. .Igc
. he “residing in anioniki. Bovo
AND YARD STICKS OUGHT L9
THIS SALE. OF ~
Colored Wash Goods ”
moo yards of Colored Dress Lawns, 30
inches wide, very choice patterns; reg-
ular 1254c and 15: value... .. .. .. .. .9c
1000 yards of Don duality American Dress:
Ginghams, all the newest styles, tht'
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yd.
cream of the mills; regular 12%c and
15: value ............... . .9y2c yd.
25c Cotton Voiiles in plain and fancy, a]
new goods. Saturday ...-...........z%c
1000 yards of Percale in light and dark of ~ ,
. fects,"standard cloths ..... . . . .73/4c yd.
.......agc
yd.
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BASEMENT BARGAIN
American Porcelain Coffee 0 ps
and Saucers, plain white. 7U uni
price So each. .
FOR SATURDAY, 0 CUPS A D
6 SAUCERI FOR 291:. .
Plain White Breakfast or Din ,
Plates. Regularly “to each. \
SATU RDAV. 49.
25c COLORED LHLOSIERY,
’ “19¢ L L .
Women's Fine Grade MerceZEad
Cotton stookingn, in green,“ ht
blue, pink, red, lavender and y.
All our regular 25o value.
oA'ronDAv, 19c.
soc and 75c POMPADOURS,
29c
Natural Hair Pompaoours. Rogu-
loriy, 500 ”113.75% .
* PRICE. gAruupAv, 29c.
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auccos’stttt, mount '0. reported, to it
been made 'by the reactlouori
Kiting: Abdmfit‘tmtd, the claim it
tau Turkey. from. the bound. Mill
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can. .tbo dispatch continuum
to bow boon kill” in the .
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