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monthly meeting of the Board or
School Visitors, and Dr. J. Milton"
C'obuiu iii in favor of purchasing, sli ~
the property from the present ochool
building northward to the corner in .
t‘roiit oi‘. the armory tor the orection
at another building to be him} Moths
commercial departments. At prompt;
there is it house and a garué on the
hind in Qtioltioh.
Others favomd waiting until several
. yours have passed wltli it view toward
raising whether tho‘town will acquire
tho Matthews estate across the avo-
llllt‘ from the school building.
Principnl it). ll. (itiiiiburt oxpltiincd
thut. something must be done for tho
ilt‘t'nllliliodfliloll of tho commercial stu—
(lonts. llo stirs tiitit t'ulli' one-third of
tho registered pupils tiilto this must.
and it will conlliiiio to be popular. ul-
tlioiigh ‘iKll'llililS its popularity will
Stillltlwlllil decrease in the yours to,
come. However. with tho ourollmmit
growing, tho number wishing to who
tho commercial subjects will be about
tho sumo. with perhaps it littlo iii-
.. orouso ouch tvi'm. When naked point
blank the best way out of'tho diliicnlty
lir. Guinburt explained that another
building for this department is what
is iiecossury.
The present high school building
cannot be enlarged. Because of the
lighting of the school. there can be
no addition. Tho lnw forbids adding
{i new building. is tlicninly way out of
tho dililt-uiti'.
Norwnlk is not the only pltit'c hnv-
ing this trouble. Bridgeport. although
, it has voted $230.0th for a new high
school. is now holding two sessions a
day us a toniptirnry expedient. and
llunbury is dolingr likewisoy This docs
not inuko for tho highest otlut‘iitionni
possibilities. lint it is absolutely no-
oossnry in order to giro the srholurn
tlioir lessons. it nuiy have to come
in Norwliik within ti t‘ow yours. ilr.
Gitiiiliiii't cit‘nt‘ly explainod tliu trou-
bles ot the school and tho mnnnt-i' in
which he has overcome them as host
ho could. There is only it utiostlon of
a low yours when something. will have
to be done to accommodate the rising.
population of lllt‘ school,
lero'uro more ()lll~t'ii-iti\\'ll puplim
this your tlinn lust. ulthtiugh there
was homo four that the number would
ho dovronrod when the lll’iCtl ivus not ‘
lo worm]. ,
l llr. (‘oiuirn oninostlt ndvotntod liis
’ . L .1 igluti and liolié‘i‘on \iitlt the others of.
tho litltiltl thtit the loud would into
another building if it \iiitt put up to
thoni. Smllt‘ luvorml wnitlni; n time,
.l. ll lump-urn Willllti to got nonw-
ivi ‘ thi‘ni: sturtcd so iliui tho Norwalkl
- high school will llt’ i'ot-oiziiizotl niiioiixi
. ,th.» llt‘h'l in tho surrounding t‘t)ntniiiir-i
iii: li wus ho who brought up tho?
nl'illi‘l‘ ui tho (ihtobt-r tum-ting, l
\i'lint trill ho drum is not known tis'i
l'tn- lilt‘ hiuh sr‘linol (‘tllllllillifl‘l
must first recommend sonio pluii llil'll
‘j_ .l'iirt» illi‘ litiill‘tl ol‘ nt-iititil \isliors (‘tlllt
tnlto up tho llliliit‘l' \"llll tiny (‘t‘gl't't‘ ol'l
lt((lllil(_\ nnd ii suroti tlint they fll‘Ot
within llll‘ll juiisdittimi l
l‘iosltliiii \i'lit-olt-i ( ullt‘il tho moot- !
ing to ordot. tloik ltoilwoll tullotl:
“in roll. ' (lloi'k lioiiwoll rvud tho tiiiii~
mos of the lll'i‘i‘ltlllil molding.
View. on mist nitcopteti.
l’ormiaslon \i'ns grniitod to Mini
FHWII‘I' l‘oi‘ llt‘l‘ two t‘lilltll‘t‘ll to ntii‘iiil‘
North (‘oiitor from l‘t‘iilct'.
Mrs. Hlmlniun llilkt'ti porinlsslnn for
lii-i' rliilil to attend ”)0 Must Ntil'wtllkl
l'.llll(‘l' tiuin tho South Noi'wulk
.w lliltilfi. l'hriuiuslon wns gruuiod.
W, (‘ lllll‘llllill, of Wont Ntii-iittiik,
Q dill roiiiitiii couitiiittooninii in What
Noiiiuik l-lt'llntli (“Hil‘li‘l until ”I“ hull
of illi‘ your.
.l. ii. iuiii'roiit'o thought it iitrnniw
tiiut ”HI lliiioii Ht'lliilll (llflll'lt'l, tlionuli
tho t-iiitnioi‘titloii in loan this your. in
ou-r-hrowdod. and the, oroi'tlon of it
now Ht‘llntll lti Ilt‘iilK itpokoii of by
Smith Norwulht-i's.
lironitli'nt Whot-lor Ipokn of tho
di'uwlng lt'lit‘lit'l' uud hor work. until
Mild lltut ho linit Illlllll homo timol
with Mini-i liouton itri‘itnitinii tho tit-bodi
"to. Thin has not boon oomph-toil on-
tii'oli‘.
ll imouiii ihul tho nclcnlillv dopurt
mmu of tho high school is in noon till
now uppurntus to tho extent of lltlti tol
mutluut- (‘Pl‘iflln courses. lir. Trot-0y
mid tiiiit Witt worth of nppnrntuu iii
nor'oiiiinry. but not Immediately.
Au uppllvutlon from tho hiirii tichooi
l'nliiliililv‘t‘ ltir Iltitl .tor thi- uiipnrutiui
wnii iiniiiiliiioiiniy itratilt‘d on vote.
l-hiwnt'd intuition. of Wont NorWltlk.
“who it intltlv of omivnrnuco for the
._, w-H-Ii Wort Ntii'wiilk Rilltlt’flifi who
’ ulli-iitl lilizli school, lln liittl confound
[H'l‘i‘iilllilli’ with Ml'. \‘l‘hvvior (and the
continuum".
lln linil untitht-r oniupluiul. ntullng
lhul his tiniiitlitri- hmi llt't‘ll unllod upon
to i-munlii nim- Mllwtll without lunch
until 4 o'clock Hit" missing one outwit"
lion in our lemon. The board thought
their lilitl no Jurisdiction in tho maltor
and limit nu notion on the complaint.
School in Film Not-walk dlnmlunl
"i 7:51“ ii. iii. filomo of the lather.
in oiliol' si'lioolo who mutant with
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\\'l|ll‘ll
“It'll” rlnusos until 3:20 and ilffill. ob-
another story to the structure, and so ‘
100i, to what. they chino In unfini—
Down-inn Em Sch-anoi- t Mu:
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COLLEGE men play the game, usually, as
_ real'sportsmen; they play for the sake
of winningmot for the sake of defeating the other side.
really the difference between the true sportsman and the imita-
tion; one plays to win, the other plays to defeat «
One nice thing about the good clothes game. as we’ re playing it, is that when you
play it our way, we both win. That’s why we sell
Hart Schaffne'r‘ & «Marx
’ clothes; they’re just as profitable for us to buy as for us to sell; we don’t make any
better profit on them than you do; the fact is we don't consider that we make any “ ‘
profit on them unless you do. ‘
When you buy one these finé suits or overcoats and give us the money foxf it. we
get the money. of course: but you get the clothes; it’s a fair exchange. Hart Schaff-
That’s
nor 8. Marx clothes are the greatest value clothes made today; more real quality in
them—~all-wool fabrics. fine tailoring and the best styles.
Drop in and see the new models in overcoats; the Raglan; the adjustable collar - '
Let us show you some of the new suits; English
.models; Varsity; Shape-maker; styles made particularly for young men; the lively
ulsterettes; the smart slip-ans.
things you want.
discrimination.
intuit» uiomboru of tho lionrd that por
it Will thought by’
lllllillltlli hill boon urnntod l’rlnt'lpul
'l‘lioiiipsou by tho board to no claim
curly. ()tliorii, though llioy dlil tint
i'hnii-iubor lilthUlt', thought tho oliioc-
tton too potty to «outdoor.
.l. ll, l.uwront-o brought up the hub-
it-vt of tho over-crowded high MlhOOl.
ilo apolio Iii int/0r of limiting our high
school it tumor In tho surrounding
community and not routine the student
portioniioi to Norwalit olono.
llr. 16. ll. tinmbnrt. brlnt-lpul of tho
high school. unvo n "militia 0! tho. tir-
tlvio in the papers of yentorduy.
in. Column united the principal tho
but way out of tho dillloiiltym-uomo-
thing that would lut twenty years.
lir. timnbart stated that another
building miiiit be enacted for this noni-
morclnl dopartmontu.
ilr. Cohttrn unwanted that I rerom‘
inundation be made to purchase tho.
two loin north at the school. it” was
told that the recommendation must
come llriit from the high school coma
inlttoe.
'n. in: f", n. F‘liillpr.
Ur. (tritium naked tlr. ’t'riivoy if he
would favor such a rocouimenilntlou
Suits $18
and up
OvercOats $16.50 and up
Other good makes as low as $10
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and the bitter iitild not without sumo
grout mniildeiutlon ilr. TIM‘I') thinku
it foolish to piiictiuiio any property
“lit-n tho town in” in it low yoi'iiii
own the luriio properly on the out
iildo ol‘tlio uvhnuo.
Vilrlhm’ diminution on th. matter
was tollowod by In adjournment.
l'rouldont A_. if. Whoolor. tllorlt Wil-
l'rod liotlwoll. Dr. ii. if. Bhoror, lir. .l.
M. titihiirn; Dr. Thom” i“. (Ethnic. Dr.
W. J. Trophy. J. ll. Lowrance. llofri'
Rider and il. l) l’oilnitl wore printout.
HClTEL ARRIVAL;
Mshuukomo ll. Shawl. how York;
l~‘. Willlninii niid wife. ltoiiion; l". Mano
nhutor. Provident-r. it. l.: L. Mints,
Newark. N. J ; U. H. Atiltor. flrmltlrn;
Ill. ll. ”llilnl‘l‘, limltord Hills: R. Ii.
”Hill. 1.. ltiiiloy. mum: 1;. Within.
l’hil (lit Cu; .1. ill‘oplioy. Rldni'leld;
W. l". Mohd.‘(lrlenwlrh; 8. Pacino,
li‘ulrllold: (loom l). handgun. liiittnl'i.
l‘mltiikill; l.. R.
lltirlbiilt. i‘. Fl. lliirlhiitt. Wilton; \i’
M. (“lli‘llfllfl ()liorlin; E.
ll. Lawton. A. ll, Koran, Mrs. l. A. Kimp.
city; Snmuel (irotatinloln. l., W. llnlda
win. 8. 1’. (trump. ttrldgmuirt,
ll. Smith. i".'
THIS 870R! I! THE HOME OF HART
WANT $TUDINT O'NllL T0 RI.
TURN.
Mombnn at High Ochool Would Ono
look Runnable Accident.
A inovornont litiii boon put on loot
in the Smooth thh urhool uniting
tho utiidont hotly. exoiiiiilroli. to por-
iiiiodo Timothy O’Noli. tho letoou‘
your-old fiolhmui or that school. who
no nonnoctml with the lamentaiblo no
«internal nhooilnu or Hitti- Mariano
Wood. dauphin of Mr. and Mrs. John
it. Wood. who iltihiioquotitly diod from
htr wounds. to return to rhu- school
and to tho tuimrutioiihlp of bin follow
Illltlr‘ll‘lu. lti month My lt hm roach-
od tho our: of the student body that
tho untorttiuiitti young man in tit-s-
ptmdaut tut ii result oi tho Muir? Mid
hon domiirrotl at tho nttompts of his
patents to roturn him to the school.
trariiiu lost the pupils hold him in
i'tfllun dam responsible for tho tram
loch. ’l‘lio born and mm how! Milton
ito the nonunion ilko the young men
and women thnt they It“! and indica-
itnup im- that in thii near hnnro. Mut-
tor O'Neill will MOW? thbil‘ whole»
suntan ”summits that may hold hint
SCHAFHUEE C MARX CLOTHI8
in no way nvmiititiibio. morally. tor
tho rommlualon or tiw not and «toxin
that ho iinoiild morn to thom and
ho titted to cope with tho titttilrii til
lilo M be Mil moot thorn.
MANY CHANG“ MADE lN AMIRL
CAN HAIDWAHI co.
NEW Hitt’l‘MN. Nov. “wwnn tho
chant: oi that American l‘lnrdworo Co.
into on operating popcorn Ind the no-
llIK out of ozlstonro of tho various
oiibitldluy oonoornu..(?iiiirlu Glover.
ll?!“ of the Corbin 8mm company.
tattoo about,» of tho- mmhiinioli oqulp
moot. t‘llronro A. Earl stint-north to
Mr. lilomr‘s position; (looms l‘. Spoor
lwcomvo Itiwrlntondant of production
of tho (‘orbln plant: tint-lino H. iiiihl-
wln becomes samurai suimrhitenuent
of production; William ll. Booth ho»
comm hood of the Cabinet hock Co.
and Benjamin A. Howler imam"
hood of immune“ and into illusion
at tho Wu. Chute-I it. Pontoon
become- hentl ot the P. sud P. Corbin
conoetn.
‘t‘hm will in mm snhotdlny chut-
39: in the motion/innit at the M39?"
on} {division of tho unwritten.
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IIITIR OUBPICT. DOUILI lDlN-
Ti'l'Y QTORY l0 “FAKE."
an...” L.
Iridnoport Woman lntorvlowod ho-
arding Yam 0! Mn proud
Brother.
Whtui lutorvlowod rounding the
‘lltin which in both: Rprtmd through
out the Unitml Hilltop by hor uni»
[Mint'd iirothur. tloorgo Wheelie. all“
t3, Chant" litigant. Kolly and othor
Minion. Mrs. Mlt'luol Boy. of 1.324
Butte nirmt. Brlduport. formerly Mio-
Mary Know. of Wis-mung «tattoo that
tilio thnukht the roport won it folio mod
that illi‘ mun who l‘lllllllml to have ion”;
H your» of his lilo liy lining hit on
tho head. no out of hiii mind.
.. M. w. ...... M- .. M...“ w...
ENLIVIMNG PlC'fUll.
"What's all that citcnrlnit about?"
"linker has just made his home run
in the motion illt'tilf’tlfi ot' the gaunt be-
twoon the Giants and Athletics."-«
thin-go Rmm‘m-rald 3-.
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Happier than the than who thinks
that whatever iii Iii light is he who
thinks that whit/aver iii iii hoot.“
Chicago nmrdiflmld‘:
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CRANK FROM BOTTLE OF AMMOQ
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WilddMANTli’. Nov. 21.-~Vl.n Bil“-
tui .lordun Hiiiiilny noon drank from l
bottle. containing ommonlo. which he
thought was spring water.
Two doctor: worked ovor him uv-
oral houn- lllil it is thought thut by
will "mover.
The haul. iiiootl near where wow
out: had placed a similor iiottlo cont L
minim: ammonia Mid Jordon though}
two bottles of water wore there. r
The ammonln burned hiii throat and
stomach Ind ii iii toured that the no.“ 3
tug of the iattor organ is destroyed.
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OVERDDII OP FUOIL OiLm MAY‘ “L
rA'rAL. ,, , . ’
WATERBU’HY. Nov. 2L«--An 0")!
dose of [null oil may root Frank mail
Mitch lhlii lilo. Along with tour 0&9
or people at hill boarding piano. M
night. Frank took the oil as a stliptfie
tint. Hr wot-Aha only om: to talis- If
« overtime and the survives of so"!!! i.»
physicians have been neceiisory at Eh
Mary's hostilthi to keep him I“
The others escaped serious cow
quotients.
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