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t. Curpots, Rugs, Linoleumo.

‘ESSIAN ART CARPET WOOL FIBRE nuns.

 

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For liver
Thirty Years

catapult. With blood in his eye ‘Ad‘
mirul Dewey ruvhed over to one the
halide; of which he was very proud. i8 run-ton for tho sudden ascent; uurmill-
no ularkod was his affection (Or the‘ in: correctly that some ono had hiclo
ed the dog. He saw “Fighting Bob"

m ndmlrai and the canine. it is' "Sir," round the admiral. “what do
you mean by kinking my dog?"
“Sir," roared Evans in return, “l‘d
have kicked bhot do: if he had been
“fighting Bob" Evans ithe property of the president oi the
mlrnl Dowdy while on a tour of United States! Ho chaired the low
inunoetl‘on. when he won in command: or: two pairs oi nttoeudollur trousers
oi: the Pacific squadron. took the dog nod destroyed un edition do luxo or

got an Evono' shill. but in a tow min-l Downy saw the point and pull! for
It“ now him hurled skywurd from new uniform ”unwrap—«Now York

8min; Spring days suggest Spring house renovating. That always memo
' o new Floor Coverings. We shall be glad to allow you our stock

is a fine i'ubric. Fast in color. l s n. by w rt. 9 it. by. 12 o.

Artistic ill pattern. ‘ Attractive Patterns.
KOLOR-FAST FIBRE TAPEGTFW RUDD.

Small figure one side. Larger 8 ll it. by ‘12 it. Medium Tup-

pattern reverse side. Sponge entry, Boot Tamotry.

with warm water. * AXMlNSTKR nuns.
CHINA MATTING, 12V; to 35¢. ‘ 9 “Thy 12 ll. Medium quality.
JAPANESE MATTlNG. 25:: to ’- Bout quality.

50c. GREX M168 8 .
coax MA‘rrmoo. i" ‘ 1-‘8- mom by as inches toil ~
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’ ‘ ‘ In a wide mm at the popular and most win no
‘ monitor; all thy‘utilnloo an well all the My
lull-o runny ohm!“ wwtn lmhudovv not urn

tomato mm VllLll av. . . . .- 8.2“ all villa in!
«, Emulate VElLI and um mammal.

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MIE'W" Millions. hmllont'l‘o 8 8 i

I I out, oxoollt Dr. Thom” 1?. Clone onS I”

Dr.- J Milton Coburn. “ ‘

Auoclutlou. whloh our in nurt u lot-
to":

To the Houorabio school Ofllciall oi

the Town of Norvrnllt

~ Gentlemen:

The ’Ilown Toaohoro' Mrociotiouot 8 8
Norwalk, knowing that it in your out? _
you to hoop the Ichoolll or Norwoiit in
u high limo ot‘euloienoy. and believing
that you will conuidor carefully and
iuu‘tly a communication ironl thorn 8
who are united with you in the some
uurpooe. respectfully presents it rolled—
ulo of nulnrioo and a standard 0! quall‘ “
“rations of teuoholrlr. The modulation ‘
petition: that tho uehodulo and tho
standard of quullllcuvlonu oholl bocomd
operative at tho earliest convenient

Wfllflfl.

by tho ouwulu’tion in as follows:

Teachers. Grades 1. to Vill., lo

Tonuhorn Grades 1 lo Vlll.. lu-

Prinolpulu.

more grades: 8
room uuperviuoti.

room supervised. ‘

.huiidluz:
touchor supervised.

lonelier uuporvluotl.

morn buildings:
tougher wool-vised

teacher supervised

1, Women, maximum ...... loco: Town Toochoru‘ Amelutioo In two population or m cill‘ of Norwullt.
--88 Annual incl-oust: ..... inflation that murmur unotioully on m Springtime, Mam. ”Pn’yl rm".
H"" 50M“ PNM‘PIN- .9! 13‘“ WWW“ ‘6’“th mm, M KW in; “0.0080 a your from taxation and

High School Assistant Principal.

Minimum ....... ....... . . . 41,100 limit 9 lillfl. ' ‘ worth trying.
. Maximum moo flu motion,tho million our rtvlualvvailI 31;” Rockwell of rho New Hriiulu
‘ Annual increase 100mm piuuod on lilo. luvtltuto. which 144; “395 the system

Donor-l Proviulom. '

” cloio.

I , duct“! to ooni'brm to null ruhoduio. 8 8 8

ed by notion! oidciulul

pioyod in the public school: or til

ooir‘o at out inoroouo or 350 providin
ml. incl-euro doom not uxoood in

v‘ income honorary to uttulu tho loin
‘ mum Ihull ho granted. ‘

'laoglnning ‘wlill Stimulation“ .

allot! hocomo emu 88 moulding til

 

A bouumu! collection. embracing lilo intuit Purirl‘au.‘ 8
model: in it plouingv variety of atylov and oolon.8 .

 

lilomu or lot will!“
it ho roaulurly omnio‘yud’ln the nu
f .

. .ulu mum» in. WM. m lull-o I‘
,8 Shoot! by Mr. Lamont» out! promoted . f
r j hi potitiorl from the Town Tumour: “

The rlzhuduio of salaries proposed

K‘lfldimfltn. W. CIIIIM . 8
Teachers. minimum ........ “to "4 M‘ ‘Tho Norwnlll Library hon inaugurat-
Asalutunts. minimum ...... . ..... 350 ed a new departure. With money not
Teachers. maximum ......... 100 drawn from tho city mimonriatlou !t8
.Auolatuuto. maximum ...... 600 hull outohliuhod a club culled “The Ll!"
Annual incroauo ...... . ........ .. 50 Mary Book Club.” This is n ‘liian
Groom ‘ which lino been lltroooooiully tried in

cluulvo, minimum .. ....... .8450 '

oiunivo. maximum ..... ...... 800
Annual increase ........... . 50

Supervising principals in ohurxo
of u building and touching one or

Minimum, 34 oil plus $100 for ouch

Maximum, 8800 plus 5100- for with “WU" “WP “WM“ “1"“ “9"” Thor-o in no initial dopooit und one

Minimum. $1. 000 him! 325‘ for mil in to with mum; in tho unhoolrg the library shelves. in this way the
Maximum. MAW plus W for onch‘ “when Ania “The arm who“! reunion ofills volumes um your The
Annual moronic ...... ““3100“,! oinolouoy.” ‘ ‘Mcienry In uchool‘8 on and than who want recent novels
Superviuluu princimla not touolilnsiworlt domino: competent men and 1m». iron 1mm 4 much hottor chance oi
regularly. and having chum at two or men" "Corumut mun uud women” finding thorn. This plan was tint
s ‘ aground M W" . tried in the West yam-ll ago Its aim-8
Minimum. £1.20!) plun no for ouch} The longhorn and invention or the c“. More. rm 1.3 to m; adoption in

Maximum, :1 too plus :28 (or ouch

8 8.1m Win W hoard. to plow malty recommends it. in .
Annual moron-e ,...........~..$1o0 giro mu Modular “will unwanted. (tantalum the true. tuxmunportodl! '

Minimum. $1,690 pluu $825 for each on a herring in uopport or the round the Nomi-it. N .l. um”. with ‘90.

Slim-loo of mellow oi room! out»

All prinlopola and teachers now our walk district; 18)., ”Thrill. of mi

 

tho yourly morale in our. uohuldnlor

ho ho mulled. thou thin mango: Wheeler rorlllul that ho
lb mil to IIII, vitriol, mien 888M ‘ lino opinion mom

8 hour 9 month .

Dr Troouy porno-loll thut liar.
Fathor Carroll might bu willing to wot
u portion of his new nun (or thin: to
”atrium untilwmu
«lilo-7 ummtv would hil‘mxully8
nude Wurlthu uuvr dolom- .

‘ Dr. Show; round that a committee
at! till?» he uranium to mow/an all-
plloutionr tor the pooliion of nuporln

 

 
 
 

 
 

ythfp rooommondutionu presented by

 

 
 
 
 

to the board.
Tum amended thu motion that

 

 
 
 
 

tion of the Town 'l‘uuohoro' Amour
tion.
On vote the motion und [monument
were curried. 8
Chairman Wheeler appointed Dr.
aileron Mr. Lawrence and Dr. Tracey
no member: 018 this committee.

it was suggested that the chairman
auuiat this committoo all a member ox-
amnion

it was voted that when the meeting
udiohrn. it unicorn to moot again on
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All a.
millionth, buokuche,'soro MIT: 8
throat nod Wallis- mu LIBRARY noon own.

 

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At all dealers. 8
‘ WWW”. no 8Nomuik Library to Try Plan Which
swim» Hon Icon Oumuoiul Eluwhuru.

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runny citioa and for route limo the;
librarian hull boon gathering utotiotlttr
8mm opiniouu hearing upon it. fllho
idea in to lltlnply“dupllcoto .ootlleo oi

‘ this inking of! the utruln upon the now
oia owned by“ tho city. ' Five cents in
advance in to he paid for the rout of
a hook for tour duyo. ll tho‘voiume
' * - _ to not thou rotor-nod. two earns a day
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1N9 up WWW “WNW" “l "W“ioon tulle u many bonito no he cited»

Annual moron” $60» With J“! Wm m.“ M m“ or. This does not orient the privilege5
ilunorvlulng Drificlllflh not touching touching. 931W“: woman ‘7‘“ “r“ or diluting tram tho public library in
rvuulariy. and having chum ot onm mot-o tumult huwmtl‘m' filmm- the ordinary wily Whoa a Book hull

 

The numh purport ontho schedule: earned in original cost it gm noon

 

by too moot or inst mm to the New muslin Library was not in non

”WNW! ii WWII“ in! the dilution: iuumyuriu‘ thou benefited by tho moth»

town. your tuuollm and ruporvimri.‘ the host librarian all our tuooouut‘ry.
ournou'tly. audition WW summon of Thin Wiscomln Pro-o Library C‘oullulu~

.8 High School Tacitus. your luvoralllu ooauhlorutiou ihrlfloll or ”union. Now Huron Don I

jj lion. minimum . . . .4 son: in uddundu to this uchoduio. wo lire-i or our Wntwhury mulutuln molt no!» t

I‘. Women, minimum ........ . leuont moon: for tho moo. Wu foo iootionu horny lilo about 8000 in
Men maximum ..... ..... Littloftiiru all that u omumittoo‘ or the mum“ and mu, comeu near the

 

tuanhur sullen-laud. 8 ulo heroin ‘liroporotl‘. 000 annually. are grind to avail them.
Maximum. 32.000 WM 325 for our-h; Respectful} uuhmitied. 8 valves of a book olub and after rev»
. teacher supervised. _ THE TOWN TENURE” 43800143842111 your: experience: am warmly in l
- Anuuul increase ...... . . .3100 its invor The ulna may-not suit Non

'1‘“)le Nth-walls. unocticut. 8
CO . :wuiit. but the directors believe it is

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,Nommittooa submitted ihulr hudgots to tho heat 44 ‘itu uhiiitrwto luvouti
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our: interpretation oi the luv without amount not:
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'PILDB‘ CURSE) ll. OI TO ‘MI DAVID:

 

988'“! Rolling. Blind". Bleeding or l‘rotruti‘
in; Pilo- lu 6 to ll duo'- 60c.

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r‘lvauv autumn.
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‘Mtlwt of the schools. to inquire into . 8

them and their ouulincuiiouo and to

the rum committee conuidor tho poll ~

popular booltn to those willing to pay. ‘

: bud boon united by Pfifim my that unblio lihruri‘ou ovurrulhei‘o ole
17 lead until he tilted to the sultan! on E. Thompson to curve“ "M flu and confrontod by the lime. problem. now 8
~‘uu‘ti0u of grown“ school punilube b9 uhull thoy‘ curry on the work or public
. The aim at «my monitor or Iprln- hold in one hull, thereby was than downtime” on an moomo insufficient

all!“ at prmt outplayed in tho Non ceremonial “WM MPM'W .‘ . tor thou vol-it no public educators.
walk public moonlit anall‘ not he ro- _ on motion 01 Munidordt ““0!“ Thu Norwuilt Library hub for your
PM the Diwali” 5’0 “WM ”a momma to nerve its hoolt- tailors;
Teacher: of drool-lance: humming tout tho high school no (lo-lama all 444 WM 4144 intuit am, 40484! W 444th
.. uorvloo in our oohobiu that! man: u too piano and that Mr; Thommu be his 59 my; 4 month. ilrat trout tho 8
.‘ film larger than the miniu‘lum._ out! Notional! to clinic: with that govern! 44444, 084,, 48448 tutor 4,444 the N444,
. molt “my giant! ho hound on «no “principal: in regard“ to thin plan. i‘ motion mum-‘5», not; my now boon
lattice and ethnically. out! be dutoruiim 8 Thorn were urwli; ut tho moutlnlr 181me uvorui ‘hntiilunn mourn do

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i“ Mr Bullwuii «kid it the board Nero
' Iw'hlrll will do this but to room ouch.
o dolnlr right in momma town oollu- 4 844-4 "8 884 in 844448 4488 to ho to 8888488

Your drilguir‘t will Mood mono: it

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Wocatue to the conclusion) that we had just a four

«film many li‘ouiurtls at $1.00.
that do not spot from water.

The “Silodwatcr” kind. too,
There are fourteen or fif-

teen numbers. plain gmuntlu. figured in colorumbrowlls,
navy blur, tlitl rose, wisiaria. old blue, and blackwall the
wanted CUiOi‘il‘lgS you nor. and without a doubt they will

sell quickly.

85 cta. a yard.

u

Silk Scclillll.

READY~TOhWEAR DRESSES

FOR LITTLE GIRLS.“

II , The dainty frocks for children arr as neatly iailunt‘ti

as those ‘for‘grown-upo. The

Gillgllaillz‘o. Cham—

braya and Penalties are antruly out. as evenly stitched.
and literals nofinuclt individuality in them as in the Mg

01103.

Colored Chambtayu and Females for yahoo! wuar ate
in light patterns and piped u iill llal'low folds of l'Cll. illuc,

lliilk 0r willie.

. illc dainticst of ilglilt pink or blue Lawns and Dilu-

ilirs have a touch of into cmbmitkn

Sensible Play Suit: are of Khaki cloth or dark blue

Gingham of sturdy quality.

$1.00 and up. I
The “Best" White Frock.

it is of fiilt‘. Lawn m Dillliit. with a hand or two of
\inarellcicnncs some fitw tucks :llul rosettes of satin rill,

‘ lion. Your faunlto color ni" t )lil‘Nt‘.

 

CUT GLASS PIECES,

Second floor.

small in size and small in price.

Very suitable for prizes or gifts.

(Zunlpm‘on. four divis-

ions, $2.50
l'lfii’flllllll Bottles. $2.00
Salt (It-liars. so and 7st:

I ' Powder Boxes, $3.00

(if first quality. 8
Mustard Pots, with

$f.5o

li‘il‘lwIer Holders. $3.50

$1.50

To“ Cmnpotes, $3.50

Special in Crystal Vases, etched with tulips, daisies,

rte... so, no and $1.00.

 

Cut Glass Scutiun.

Flower Holders of mitten green ’i'ocin Ware, srlil‘abie

for titti’f‘odiiu narcissi. tuiinfiy or minor

so. 98:: and 831. 50.

 

OUR COAL FAMiNfiv—NOT NOW.

BUT SOON.
(By Calvin A.. Smith)

There: a coal «trike in England.
And mother in Wales-v
ll‘ur way over tho sou.
Anti our cool merchant; fear
it, it alrlltea over hotel, .
A out! lamina trill Surely he: ,
Do thoy‘ro not unlike! ill-loo.
and pol-hm they will twice.
Before they got over their acorn:
0. the coal merchant's lilo, " .
in a strenuous, lilo.
When the minors go out. on a tour.

giant puoole lunar. bul‘. 8
though rout prison are high, 8,

in fact they lama nothing to 581’:
it witz‘l in under walnut. ;~

w but tho noon an ill 39: roman-n with slam. 8

0 “PM” 0"” “PM” oi “m" til-o ortvbiiullod. This intention to to
roam oi Norvvullt, and ooorlnulnr in new i); W stove“, Pivot mm mm; .I‘m 4 u- fair, lll‘lilly- and if it 88°44 nod

ouch urvioo nut-um tho school you? J; it. P. am. Bmoltniool P H Gilm- 4 w, m u

hoxinnills summon. 1m ahull w alum North ow. ‘.J mom or magnfimggkfifi 234?:4:
‘ °‘I"-‘ 3”“ 3"" . to _8ditluonllrruo it. “Community ill the
IQ BY Nana!» 806”“?! BIodHIIBIn FQNHLhuhmnn/“qf "um mllfldfilfl‘ 1408‘ new}
maximum sultry; and. providing such the interpretation oi the oonuolldntion
increase door not ruluu my salary to low or uu‘udud down or ‘i‘own (:Iouuooi‘ 4444 4444 in .1101 84 448888 lino 0! tow
the minimum, a further and sudlciont Louis Goldielltnidt ' ‘ mourning mule library inning, every I
l- Sonia ‘of thu‘ ohuirmonol tho diatrlél 44888, and 44 44,88 to. 44888888848 or ‘u'hiio

film“ will in in the in: '

W~ wring will he hots. 8
'l‘o bring tau good «won. 88 8 ‘8 ~

And lilo hirtill‘ will be singing Main; .
won» it» trout lemon tho nir.
Thmivrlil ho our! to com. .
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‘ butternut! who it... in altitude;
olinuty our on island oil the count all
”Wild lulu o- duflolln library It
Nude: rho A‘vrorltu out“! Mom a trio
tally of thin Ohluwo empire. Lite of
Guamuiua.‘ 'l‘huchoroy‘u “Henry Es-
rmou ” and 8“Vnuity Fair." Dumu'o
mm Muholrmooril." u book on nov- 8
million on “(certain gun
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MAX REINHARDT'S BEGINNING.
lim‘r Reinhardt. who has now two
grout yrodumious running in London.
is assm‘ioiod with the management or»
enormous crowds, in tact everything
on a gigantic acute.
suitcase. however, as an actor, and
the Westminster Gazette. as an actor.
and the Westminster Gazette gives no. 8
account of how he came to the front I
in ilhai capacity. The play wan Haunt.
mantis 'Der Biol) eruolz,
urodtrced some 12 or 1,4 rears age, and
Reinhardt ut the is! moment
‘ the part 01 the old houtulan, making
halo of the principal nuccesxsea oi tho88
evening But afterwards with the aid
of some irientls, he founded a bijon
mentor culled Duo'Klelno theater, and
I gave a series of light one not plays.
8 Those were. an instantaneous nuccesn.
and wore the humble beginningsoi u 8
- hum who now. employs thousands to.
excite the wonder and admiration oi?
ions of thousands. ..

 

8 .. SIGN POSTS. .
I A Woman Journalist of Chicago .
will: milling about the into Margaret

Horton Potter." ‘ ;

“Tirol ciommo‘u who murdered his.
ywoethoaur.” aha void “recalls an op-
55min." at unarltuhiu and wise onlgram.
that once toll from Margaret Potter‘s ‘

 

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