Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 12, 1913 · page 6

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~ evening.

‘ iy limitless meeting this evening.

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' v Butler-Lodge, No. 92 l o o. ..“a‘ will‘

hold the weekly business meeting to-
night ‘ ' , ._

Court: lateness Not 11, to. o. s. will
meet for racial monthly business this

 

 

The Hot Ii‘inlahere'-‘Aesociution will
hold a. regular meeting for the month
this evening.

 

Court Laurel, No. 106, Daughters ot
mole, will hold a regular hemi-
rnonthlyl meeting this cloning.

 

0pm; Chapter No. 52. Ordei' or the
Water, will hold a mnfinnonth-

 

Bnnnor. Council No. 54 Daughters

oi Lillerty, will hold a semi-monthly

business orienting ‘tomorrow ni'nhi.

 

The Wmonthly holiness 'meet'
log of echo: Nor‘wahft‘ masonic. 709’.
D. P; 0. B. will he held this evening.

 

Tnéré‘u‘tol Namath street employ
ee were out early thin morning south
in “voluntary: sidewalks and cross-2
Walks in the city.

The weekly prayer and conference!
session oi the Film. Methodist Epiaoo.
pol church will he held tomorm eve
aim; at 7:56 o‘clock

 

The weekly clone meeting of the
First Medial... KW. Church
was held; lent evening. John Green-
wood: ind: thermeoting.

it". John W Mace, palm of the
Zion mil Methodist Wt church
oil (lunch motion spout Wholly in
South: Nor-wane co ibunlncu. "

 

 

The third nhhliol Fairfloid County
'Ilengnomoew banquet; will he ‘ held “in
MY; 1! C A. building inimidgo

 

Ill; Helm Middlebrooh NI". Will-

mnon urn. comm hum ml Mlu’

any MW of Wilton. m in
moi-ion. to spend the pelvic. oi“ thil

 

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The town hoard, oi: relic: pillow n
insole: meeting; lent pig;
town hall Mm 7 to 9’0 “Quite
it humour of appenin were 3:luuiu at
“345: tihm.

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The Milli] unity of the Nora

MW. Romp-minutiae- TWMWM Mem~

m with in helium the Dorian until
«teamwork» «Inning not

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‘eteipe in dixmmunl‘ope. notion

Valentines

We are allowing a very nice ,
nine of Valentines from So to
‘50 cents.

outing} Gerda ..... So each

 

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Quality Letters to: patch
Hearts ........ . m and 2c“ each

Valentine Novelties I. 10:: mil
Post Cards,
6 for $552310!- .69, .ocgnnclr

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human being: with teeth [or chewing
their food" ltf'in indium mouth that
the first and and or the m important

decayed tenth should he allowed to
remain there; they should either be
tilled crowned or «hunted
down leads and roots, and the deposits
around them, make may swallow no
ing into the ntcmeth from ouch a
mouth a source 0! mm! WT]!-
lam instead ct henity M

Dr. J. H. M”

10 South m It, mm

, noun: 9 n. m. to n p. ml sun.
Inn lay appointment only. '

 

 

I'Ladiés’Suiis:

pat on. may evonlns, at 6 oucloilk ‘

HAVE your! common or
untr onion

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Complete shit:— Main! Infiilotll
Forum .
Full newly of hump!”

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iiiii'ilil lull: nun

It hot—m. AW
, m Mmmoh cram

 

 

. said she quietly.

Broken ,

a cunt.

811th Bridge Fish

 

The Kind You have Always Bought

in Use rol- Over 30 Venn

7N2 0"!le W. '7 me! mu. II. "I“ W.

 

"I wouldn’t “shove myeeif today,"
“Wanttio insinuate
that I‘ve. been drinking. eh! ‘he
stormed. ”Not at all.
a cup of lather you broutht in iirom
the kitchen just now. Tim’s 5 char-

lotte mese”~—-Wuhingthn Herald.

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”What shall I any n m elation
oekne me to marry, him?" not.“ the
young- women. “Don't homer?“ client

: studying wont. so; will any." penned j
3 ”Mina Cayenne e
. to ioolk surmised."

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giVaeliinston
Star. , ‘ ’

 
 

That

WWW. OREINPOHT MUN-IRS.

Will m

But that isn't ‘

helm an rleitort' ‘5

Roger Ludlow—-———-l——-
Twin City

Nugget or
Little Gem

 

Wins

 

smoke: Good
Cigars

culls!

 

Are the BEST
I. 1. ”TIME

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Den’ t Experiment. The Quality

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SNAPPEfi BLUIQ. FORCES. PLATE WI“. CALMON, HIRING:
FROST BLUEB. HALSDUT. SMELT. 009 FINN“ HADDIEI. LARG‘
LUNG OLAHQ, OFEUID 0H m BHILk. W0 QLAME" FOR

LONG AND ROUND CLAN! l

 

"III IIILIVIIY.

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‘ g; Elliot It
Merrill Business Training
"‘l South omen. few; " PmChulch

use is derived tram local taxation The
state. 111ch ms 12 per cent '

_ , The prinhiple has been accepted that ,-

‘l the Mill" OKJUR- case: shall 0011mm V
' , to the need: of the state. Educational .1
opportunities are equalized by aiding. ; ., " "‘

communities or email remotes.
The distribution of state money: in ‘

now based upon the number. ox chil-

‘dl'en and the actual attendnnno. ‘

The total value or public school prop- ) ,

ol‘ty in $20,982,001”.

The expendituremer child or cancel , ,5

age is $21 30ml advance oi $6. 50 in ten

 

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‘dren muat attend school every day in
i There is a census of children con
3 There is provision for enforcing the

i This law together with the laws re»

. here, have been absorbed in the public

 
 
 

years -

The cost for each child on the logic-
>ter is $27. 53.

The cost per scholar in average at
tondwce is $34.98. This is the bant’
measure of actual expense.

The coat per day of schooling 2 child
is 24 cents

The attendance laws have the ele-
ments of efliciency; children must he
in school from seven to sixteen: chil

the school year.
iuining essential (cote each your
law.

lating to employ ment are based upon
the principle that between fourteen
and sixteen children must attend
school “or be employed. "

The average length or the school
2your has increased to 185 days.

The average wages paid to women
tienchere is $67. 87 per month in 1902—
02 the wngc was 3&5. 23 per month.
i'l‘hie covers a school year of nine:
and one-halt months Q
The number of Where whosoever-
axe monthly wage in loss than $25. heni

«reached the vanishing point. in 190M
i 278'tnlohera got. less than 325 n month
‘while in 1911 only one received that;
1am .

The attendance at the Normal
schools in tour per cent. smaller thou
in the year 1911 1912 Immigrants
coming to this state in increasing nonl-

 

”hook and are receiving the best ed-
ucation that the towns can supply.

in high achooln the total region-w
tion, was "5.322. There were gnduet‘
all 2,011 in the (our year course. or
whiohtnumlicr ~i613 entered colleges and
822 entered the normal schools. The
ninth Iui‘ these schools numbered 202
then and 464 women and the average
pupiieio each teacher was 28. The
teachers rooeivodifilllixilt in saint-lea.
The expenditure for high yahoo! our»
poser. not including bulldillu. who

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Elihu per cent of the nohool raven» ;

DIFIN‘TION 0F CHIROPRAC'I'lC

cause of the disco» and the art or
Winn" the mat
ed by a wrench. twin or sprain in

inter lite in the ailment organn out

, discoverer.

do still better tin Hellman.
advantage oflthin offer.

Brim!

OS AND‘ IS.» WASHINGTON}; 8T. .-

33 so and $4oo Coats, novv...
$5.oo and Sec Ceats, now...

GLGVES Below Cont Price.
Linedflloves............
2.00 Filled Glam- ..
$1.56 Lined‘Glovee
Fur Lined Gloves.
$3.50, now
$5.00. new

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2 South Mal» . street

 

Undertaker ll. W. Raymond
,. mauovso , ,
hie oilico‘ from 29" Narth‘ Main
’ meet t0 the
NEW- RED. MEN'S BUILDING:
in Want Washington Street.
2 701.. office, 106”: noon; on.

 

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The New Science

Chiropractic is the science or tilt
Disease in can

the hook. Even if done in childhcon
it cronies pinched nerves and pain it

limbo. .

.Clliropractore remove the cause o- i
flinch» and pain. health in pantoml
through hermenlning the new. on i
toms in your body.
given epecinl attention: also cum .
ture of the spine. You will never rt .
not giving the Chiropractor a chant. .
to help. you 1
Magnetic treatment: given nleo

T. FRANClSt D. C.

N Washington St. 89. Nomnik, com )
omen from Palmer School. til.

 

 

Fire insurance
C T. McGovern

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155 Wnnhingtoo Street;
ovum Not-walk.

 

 

 

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1. “16.0%“. which was 20 per cent. oi
.‘ihh tote] running expenses or public
Tactical! in the ninth. ' The average cost
oi high Isotropic per scholar vine 350.68.
item the (ongoing it appears that up-
to 7 per cent or the children- twic-
item (197.862),1voa expended to no
out. or the total cont oi public schools.
" wwmport node:

, "Til the and lint thin «timothy oi"
when» and Moompllllhmvnt may he

 

 

 

 

 

 

gmotewhttta relieved, hint school.
mete nutrition“ in mt at out
in: tuition teen. Tile money than not

' count to the choral edu—

 

Mrs. ‘aeorzc Clarke. or it “nice
Tank. is seriously ill.

It in the Wud'medlum in The
\iorwnike (or employer: and employ“
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Iicullln Latino. D. oi? ii., willlhoid a“
monthly meeting this event".

The Weekly Months of Olive

hold tomorrow evening.

 

 

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To hove the onion nod ”Mod- n
had. back motored—win ho homely!
when: mom Mme; art

will '

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We etnnlped 390 bogus on .lellunly Dividend llay.

Visit our Premiunl Parlor While at the Store

lecklnann 8;

GROGm AND WINE MERCHANTS.

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CAVANAGH swan

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Minnie trouble: i .

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moth 1'4 Keeler eullding. ,

Bmlloil Milka, N0. 19. K. of P. will lie "

m; n mitt Namath Muriel-theta Witty >4 ,

Went;
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CONNEALLY
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TEL: 3634.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

Car to line

you ALL consulting.
DAY CR moms.

 

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City National

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PAMLiTY CW1:
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