Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, October 20, 1909 · page 2

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’ ripes a11d Other pattern weaves.

eves Youd better be one of the first in them

Suits $20 to $45
Other good makes as low as $7. 50

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Two STORES

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first of’ the season” in clothes 1s like the

“first" of anYthing else; if it’s good, it’s apt to be a source
of more than usual sat’is’faction because it’ s first

The first man who goes out of this store wearing one ’of our

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plnln colors-,in worsted and s’erges, to checks, plaids, stripes,

Overcoats {1111151 raincoats, too, , are in many pleasing colors and

Qveroonts $18 to $60

Thl’s store is the home of Hart Schefiner & Marx clothes

 

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John 1’3. Lowrance thought that the
idea was a. very good one and one that
will not to be dilmianed lightly, and
ghould he considered noretuiiy. He
i'eid that the school visitors could not

get the time to inept) tho :nchools
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necessary to get a mini-:tli ‘ would

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only ho obgalligil“ “311%? will!” for
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or example. and spoke ‘11 good mantis
but were uncommitted 11mm this
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dowwm’ée it t! that in
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.125 fitsax \th paid. 1

Dr. humus F. Chine was in from of

‘lie change. but did not think that the
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miinhlo for the change;
Wilfred Bodwoli ventured the nrgu~
111th that he thought'ihnt the town
‘liouid secure (all the teachers that it
needed br-i'oru going to this new ox-
penne and this view was also that or
10111121 ol‘ the other members of tho
M‘iill't

Mr Wheelcrexprensod his views on
tho matter and said that it was his
opinion that the animals should he
irst mnsoiidn’iod into one dislrit't he
tors in nupmintenden-t should be up
pointed.

After some further discussion the
mute; was diopped and the election
of the acting school visitors wns taken
up.

The appointments to servo us tho
acting school visitors for the coming

Rider and In H. C‘. Sharer.

Dr. Thonins I". China was elected in;
superintendent oi“ the evening schools
be stone purchasing committee
that was in oilico lost your were re-
eiected and in Arthur C. Wheeler, Dr.
ii. 0 Stu-1111 and Harry ludc1.
untomhn for the ninth to iippolnt in.)
11idiiionnl uu'n‘hnrs uni Dr, Thomas
1 111110 and (.9111 gr 1 1(1 ndnil “pro on-
mintvd by the chair.

Mr. itidoi' n'mknow it tho
‘irincipnis hnd been in Vtrut‘ted to 11"-
‘mrt 'to tho board as to (ho number of
iupiis in onvh district and the num-
hur of pupils nonresident also. Six
out of the oloron districts had report...
‘11 the hands of the secretary.

It wus brought out during some (I111.
mission that there was no way of toll-
in; just what the boundaries of lhv
diliorent school districts wore.
it was voted to unit (in- selectmou
1o Irnuu- up a 111in or some sort of
record showing int-1‘ dim-rent school
lihtrictn. as provided (or by 111w. and
hurt‘ Ilium l‘or rni‘i'renco. It. was
shown that win-1'1- people (lid not 11m.m
what school district they won» in tho;
‘ind tronblo with their taxes and oilh—
1‘ did not pay them at all or also paid
them to tho Mont; Iiistrit‘ts.

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suhool. us that was only about a qnnr-
tor of 11 mile hum his homo and the
nearest school in hot district was :1
mile at ioust’ awnv. giving as reasons
in- incl that the bar ivns but at: roars
ilt‘l and this is his iirnt rem it was
voted that the permission be given.
lllllOIlLll it miscd some discussion at
1 into; limo.

Tho rcpoi‘i of the committee on tho

1ohool building won then rend and up»
proved, and :1 vote of thanks extended
:11 the committee for their work.

Buckingham Post. W. R. (3.. has pru-
scniod the Norwaik high school with
1 line picture of ox-(im ornor But kins-
ham

it was also voted by the board not
(1 irnnsi‘or a pupil from one tiintrh-t
to number without. the indnrnnmunt or
the nonimittoon of both district-II (30n-
wruod. 'l‘llo lut‘iluul‘o was strongly ou-
posod by Mr. Lawrence on the wound
that the hourd had no right to undo.-
1:011 11 rule legully, but Mr. Keith had
in- 111w 1o provo it by null-”Ir rnlo
uni-z \‘illl‘ll Ill.

Thu (11th moiiw for tho humility-1h-
log of this rule was tho [111:1 tint! union
.1 pupil goth Into lroubln with tho
inm'hor ho \vuu liable to trawler in
nilotlior (lluii'lt‘i. without the bout-(i im-
inu 11111110 or tho trno reasons. lisin
mpposcd that tho new rule will pro
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Some- time had 8200 who approprint-
1d (01 book canon 11nd (in additional

to put in thorn. Dr. Kendall in to con-

to he purchased.
Tllt‘ inooiing then adjourned.

mute cunEo m e To 11 DAYS
PAZO OIN’I‘MENT in gluiranleed to
cure any cm of itbhin. lliind mood
in; or Protruding Plan in (I to 14
days or money refunded. 50c.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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your 1111- Arthur C Wheeler. Hurry

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i‘ho mother of John lit‘il uniu-d that _
ho ho nilowrd to attend the Center -

decorating of the interior of the high -

appropriation in now needed tor books . .

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Mcrcerized Cottons. with :1 fine

Printed and Woven Madras,

iloor.

A genuine Seal Handbag

or gun metal trimmings.

work.
Beltings in encrusted and
clients.

mining the very things that 1'
dors. brushes. soaps. ctr.

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Blister Brown,

Children’s Sweaters,

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HARTFORD. Oc’t.’ 20—1050’t’5ln
Gnome Comer. of But Hnddnm. nidp
tier (it tho whaling bnrlt A 'l‘ Gifford.
5 new motion. lion inst returned.
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cordingiy, it ’51“ decided their ho
should he given a hearing at 1””
home. 31 dilution ntroet. 11nd ,
Judge Willie A King-bur, or the ’Diii
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with cotton, or the fine memorized yarn is woven.
no look of “just cotton" about any of this list:

Fancy Striped and Checked Linens for tailored wear.
Woven Cheviots. regular sliirting patterns,

Idealean Cloth, with :1 French Flannel finish,
Satin-striped Henrietta, special at

Cotton Plaids, copies of Woolen novelties.
These all shown at the Wash Goods

Novelties in warp prints for sashes.

This important sale will 1‘
play of specially priced 'l‘oilct Necessities is very large, con-

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Bridgeport Advertisement-

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Novelties for Autumn and Winter Wear.

'llic weaving of the so- -cuilc(l Cot’ton’ V’Vaisiings has
grown to be an art and wonderfully beautiful fabrics are
Especially is this ihcc case when silk is mired

There is

39¢-
25c.
39C-
19c.
19c.
12y. up to 39c.

25c.
lower

silky lustre,

Section,

Seal Handbags, a Bargain

of gtxul size, with a bellows

or broken bottom. and strap handle. salt-lined, and with gilt

Special at $2.95
Ribbon Novelties

All the new “'1th Ribbons in soft tout-s, Inarvclcaux,
moirc, 21ml plaids for millincry

purposes.

girdles and fancy

plain goods, stamped leather

Elastic Webbing in s’uii shades, a large assortment.

The Sale of Toilet Articles

ontinuo this week. The (115—
1'01‘3'11111: needs, creams, pow—

'l’oilci Section.

 

"ID GLOVES

SAID TO BE THE BEST DOLLAR KID GLOVES IN
THE MARKET. TRY A PAIR.

 

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LIGHT WEIGHT—HEAVY WEIGHT

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Ladie‘s’ lithe at 25c

A LARGE VARIETY
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50c to $2. 50

Ladies Sweaters, $2. 00 to $5. 00

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00755115ng 0’ TI REWARD

Oonatnbln Hemp Smith at Burton.
took desert'or 1111111111: Went- to New
York yontol'diiy. In ruinous to in
ugrnclions minivan train-1th! navy (i5
mrtmoni. (1111i tum-d him ovoritmtllo
inopur authorities. . limbo not. I no
1911111- or 5110.111111th railroad taro mu
train. iio «111mm amt-ins" on 11.-
11-111 to Mmhuneotu with the other
two ”11111112111.an 11111111115111 in Mt.
iroighi (1111' Bulimia. but the « 1111
word rmwlvvd about (1111111 at: bar
boon an inquiry 15 or witch the ill!
shutdown impound 11. Justice Willa
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