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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 26, 1913 · page 2

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slim for instant Gil, Pare—
Syrups. It is pleasnnt. It _
orphine nor other Narcotic
substance: «1% 5'53“ guarantee. lt destroys ”Worms
‘ and alleysli'evo (illness For more than thirty years it»
lies been wrlstun stunt use for the relief of Constipation,‘ '
. . Plateleney,’ indOo Teething Troubles on :1 ‘
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowcis,
assimilates the Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
{the Children’s]? Penacew~1 9 Mother’s Friend.

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There was some discussion as to
whether. or not each estimate should
be taken up separately or as a whole.

On motion of George Mills it was
__.__.._ voted that each estimate be taken up
grflecretary Wilford ‘Bodwell. and on WNW!-
vote of thetcommittee were accepted. “19 Cranbury ”“001 3‘55"“.
. On motion n amounted to take “I, first estimate reached, on vote,
:tli‘e estimates at the district .. passed
‘ p: H Glendening. the chairman of An amendment to eliminate the.
the nutmeg committee use called on items of enumeration from all budgets
for his report oi’ the budgets. He said “in 938909
i’tli‘st the report was not. complete, be» The West Norwaik school district
cause he had not had time enough to estimto at 3245 was passed on vote of
get it upin full. He asked if he should the committee
lass: Uthein but he said that he thought The Broad River school district es
“ that the report ought to be deterred timete or $860 was then taken up and
to it later meeting. passed on the committee on vote. This
’07 M. nation said that he also 3860 is an increase or 850 more than
“ought that the report should be tie that of last year, which was 3810. The
,flrred'u‘ntilmlatsr date. I janitor at the Bro-d River school, in-
t '4 On motion or George Mills it was stead of receiving #150. is to receive

voted that the report be read as far $200.

nadir. Glendenin‘g had gone. Prof. ire Chapman reported that the
The report of incidental expenses Broad “her school should have 60
, .wasireud and compared as follow: new desks in the school rooms and

the
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District. 1913. tenchsre' tables and a bookcase in
North East ..... . ......... $335.00 the .wun; He said that these were
West Norwsikr ............ 250.00 necessary. George Mills. while he

_' North Center .. .......... 602.50 did not refuse to accept these. said he
Broad River ....... . 818.50 thought it heat to wait and see what
dlowayton . .. ..... 790.00 the towndld as to‘divleion or consoli-
North West ......... 357 80 cation. When asked why he didn't

The Brookside and South Norwalk ask for these things himself as Mr.
districts were presented but M they Chapman had. he said that he was
Lovers not considered top the committee afraid that if he asked for too much.
very carefully, they were not approach- he wouldn' t get anything in the Broad
ed River school.
i 'l'he East Not-wail: district estimates JMr. Chapman said that the Broad
L. more received and read, but were pass IRiver school was not ventilated as it
Gd until later meeting. should «be; it was unsanitary and that

The Over Jlilver school district esti he did not like to have so many school

 
 

mete WM not lint ill! to the meeting. children in such a small place with the
" owing tattle absence of A J. J.Meeker conditions as they are in the Broad
iitlvcr school.

 

. chairman or this district.

 

‘ titties moistened . T‘ _

‘ didn't believe in «buying articles that _ V], H
' ei'oilohcap,J and that lie would leave will

' 'teemsn J. it. P. Hoyt.

Insulation ot John?

 
 

the new desk. teachers“
the wall bookcase. _. .

”Mr. mentioning sum mt «
thought that the deals conic; he f .
bought for a smaller amount than that J
"which Mr Channels bed sold. villains"
was: ".00 apiece. lie saithe thought
that too high for desks that could be . ’
bought cheaper Mi‘. Mills at once
took the floor explu and said that he

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' of that to Mr. Chwman, because he
did not know anything about desks.

The North Center school district es-
timate was passed for 3540 MW! aJ:
$220 increase of last year’ s. The in . « _
crease is for the telephone. new seets‘r‘
(black-hostagpainting and the increase
3’in the salary or the‘janitor. This es.
timate was voted.

The Brookside school district esth
mete Was passed over until a. later
date, owing to the absence of Commit-

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

lieves that New England can ”best be
served by a unified transportation
system so «that it might tight with ”the
concentrated traffic of New England
behind it for the existence and devel-
opment of‘both the railroad system
and industrial New England. the var-
ioc‘s" acts as President or the, «New
'l-luveii afef‘lll‘e record‘of achievments
in this respect. Thesecuring of the
New York. Ontario and Western and
the Rutlsnd Railroads, the acquisition
of the Beaten and Maine. the Com«
party's policy in regard‘to steamboat
lines and Mr. Melien‘s etiorts to se-J
cure better port facilities tor‘Boston,
are one and all practical examples to
the keynote of his administration.
in was because he was attacked so
viciously end indiscriminately for car.
rying out his poilciiEs that «President
Mellon departed from his custom or
devoting his whole time to the bus!-

the ciidnge lit the bill by within 01'
the tent that a large city meeting; in
tile {53y of Nowell: on the night 1:1ch
violin had been unanimous for a di-

5. , Thozestimate at the Rowuyton school
district was read and passed for 8830
~this making an increase oi $100 over
last year's.

vision of the town Dr Tracey be-
listed the suggestion or Mr. McMahon
‘ The JWinniDauk district estimate of “”9““- and any more to push
{ms was re ad and passed by the com the ichocl bond issue until. either di-
{mlttee David Pollard asked for {225 vision or consolidation or lecel gov.
for the salary of the janitor-this mok— mtfgngbh“ 59:: (“3°1de he .be‘

5 are than last 9'90““
3:13 “"6“” M l 0' m Mr. McMahon replied «that the cues
' is as‘ belore an attempt to use the

voted b the com; »

“13:32:13; J: g2” rest oi “)3; estimate school conditions in connection and
until the next meeting of the Town as arguments in governmental “M"
Schm‘ Committee {110nm when the two should he divorc-
On motion of Secretary Bodweii it ed whsolutely. The school children
was voted that the chair “we,“ a” should be considered separately and
committee men to serve on a commit distinctly from the government. the
tee to looic into the matter which is welfare of the children demanding

that this be done
in the Legislature at the present lists:
to equip the schools of the Town ml After a discussion in which Wilfred

Norualk with the propel lire escapes. iBodweii and ‘1’" Clone “0‘1 had a
John F Mellie-lion suggested Ind few words to “Y on either 31119; the
his suggestion was seconded by Sec: matter was dropped, 110'- being put' to
rotary Wilfred iiodweil. tlmt the com vote The hour “'93 near elelen, and
mitiee which was appointed previous ”"3 meeting ‘3“ the matter “will“?
1y, consisting of the chairman and the n th° 5”-
secretnly. tor the purpose of uppenr- During the ““93th Secretary BM-
ing heioré‘ the ieglsisti’ve committee “'5” ““93 motion that a committee
at the hearing on the school bond is- 0‘ “V9 50' ”Milli!!! loom!!! 19311-
sue be instructed to ask. the commit- mates “*WBWLWFM equipping; the
tee to change the bill to read instead local ”hm!” WM “’5 mares in no
or “at the nest October election." “at WW9 with “Jo new the «one hm
the next October election or. at a new ““935 “to Hammers (for in
special election to he called by the ”"5 mm 01‘ "8 waste this will be
town it so desired" in" Obntflm conceding) to have a
Mr. licMahons argument in cup lrepoi‘t at the next regular meeting,
port of Lilla plan is that ii the matter “"9 mm“? ”‘9‘ the commutes be M
,3 delayed until the next October eiec thorized to incur any necessary ex-
tion it would be impoullile to have peace.

the schools, which are needed. erect. Chairman Wheelei appointed “an L 5
ed until a year later This and 0‘ 'otiginnl fire recaps committee, can-

stituted as tollows: Ghsirmeu Wilfred
the town needs increased school lac
ilities M the beginning of next yenrimdww' Dr. Tholiias F. Cluhc, Hurry "17.00000

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and unless they are ready temporary' g‘dpz!drda lnwreuee, and Herbert tale Deposit Bandstand Moor ye.
quarters will be necessary if local sowm N MATH N
local temporary quarters cannot he-l NEW HAVEN's DOUBLE TMK JOHN H“ KNAPP'EWREO v Pram
secured. the town will be required to HIDERYOK H I’OV'VA Vicov "
furnish transportation to the quarters? A double tnsk ha“ been ”We“ ' Ni“ 1“ ..

 

 

Taxi and Touring
Car to hire

res su. occasions.
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City Notional Bank

TKANSAGI! A GENERAL IANKINI
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY, GONNSTENT

« WITH . «SOUND
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Capitol

Surplus sud Prod
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wherein they are secured gupon fife management of the New Witt-“Rib BODWELL. cum»
Dr William J 3T8“), chiseled miYorii, how Haven and Hartford Rsil- J
._ _ - ' cred Company. Besidés the work or I”; . 01111016?“
' "‘"‘”"’”‘“ maintaining efficiency and improving "‘"W'w "‘ "”""'""
WHY“ You" can" includes. the attention or the officials M" "' KM” M" Y" ”'m

{ Christian mm Fred. H. Rowan
has been diverted hy the added rs- Ismael dammit L‘leb R. Hurlbtm
WWW .

8H3 musnflfln l “”9““th oi answering: and remodel

the recent attacks up on the Company
Cleanses Its Little Stomch. Liv-

 

 

 

Thursday is Bargain Day.

”this Week“ 5 Special will be

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

OLAOK SKIRT!» Wfli'l‘ll (Kim‘s. _
_ Williitvo Just received a ship» i A "“9“” W’W“ “f, WM” :‘J

 
 
 

 
 

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mile, thereon some at once.
Jill“. «Metronome or eat»

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Their efforts to ‘eem t the arguments
of the critics and to alloy the possi-
bility oi ubiic ennui-t re n
or and Bowel: p a ‘ 3111M
“Syrup oi Whigs.”
M01: It the tongue mother! It

{both ‘by a desire to over-coins the do»
moi-slicing influence upon the eni-
elo’yess or the Company that these“. j
coated it it a sure sign that your little Mm” ““0 had and a!” by the no
line’s insides; tile stallion-ii. liver shif‘
30 feet ormnmotogmupwmr th
purifying waste matter and MW

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trill inclination to protect their.
n interests. for no man relishes the
ought or havint a boom throw at
"lists business. J
W stem may be the moth/d3} be-
it the attacks the New Read
easement makes no dared
they have seriously affected the of“: '
licleuoy or the road. besides result!“
Iiirt incniculahle imply, to the intent
the indusmii New When.
it President chit-let S littl-

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When your child is fiction. drooping.

heartily or in cross; muscle. (ileum.
stomach mr. breath had; bill swift
'Mm, dimple; acre thrush/tn-
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' of finish and the perfection of details.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

SALE of.

- fen Taffeta Silks

Wednesday Mornhrg, March 26

A‘ very opportune sale. for at this season manly
are in search‘ of fabrics for spring; and summer wear,
and here may. be found an as sortmcnt' of silks especial-
ly suitable fer dresses waists and also pdtticoats

‘ F ‘A- c Cltll show an abundance of they beautiful inf
fetus haViiig about twenty-fl us (01015. including cron—
iiig shades. They, are made it y one of the best
manufacturers and are the finest (nullity taffeta
illiced in this country.

Very lustrous, soft as messaline and will wear bet-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Silk
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ter.
.Tliis is one of the best values in silk that has been
oi’fcredforaioug timenud we would urge upon you
the necessity of making an, inspection of these goods,
as they must‘bc seen to be fully appreciated.
The silks are 26 inches wide and the former
w as. $100

Special Sale Price 690

price

 

Men's Soissette Pajamas.

All cxtm fine line of M en’s Soiscttc Pzijniiias in
all sizes. which regularly sell for $2.00. is offered. at the
special price of $1.50 a suit. T he colors are light blue,
tan, White and gray.

 

Boys’ Blouses.
A‘new lot of Boys‘ Bio llSCSJJlll a fine quality wm'cn‘
msdi'as and Cheviot with co liar attached. in ages from
8 to 16 years. Both light an d dark colors. so cts. each.

 

Among the new arrivals is a line of Men's Soisette

Shirts with collar attached, in cream while and tail
effects. Excellent quality. Sizes from 1.; in i7. .$r.oo ‘

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each.

 

The Don‘ Toothpick Machine, one of lilt‘ Fair Week
attractions. will remain with us this week. Cuts. prints
and shapes over a thousand toothpicks a minute.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

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The abiding vogue for the celebrated “Mendels”
, Walsh; has led us to place on sale more and more of these
‘ alluring garments.
f To wear with your suit are stunning tub stilts, all
classy and distinctive. Also fetching styles in madres, line

cue, pcrcale, etc.
We call your attention to the graceful lines, the charm

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Let us suggest that you lose no time in seeing i‘nese
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tent ltd recently wrote the; letter to
the insulin American. instills letter“
he ermine: ii that his; policy ro-
:‘birrdlnt tile New MW transports
MM 09m. in addition to this many
othsfieflortu a his policies and the
{-‘ceitdilued prosperity end develop
524mm 01’ ludhlitriili New Mind are
inter-dependent upon this ability» of
tltb M slim to (”WNW credit
it!“ HWM Ilium “319?th
Item ”we! mm Weddell-hr
villi Wilt meet My ill” be
tired when ii iii countered their ,

’ at the largest price in your», tits mails J

or tile Boston (installer of Commerce.
A still limiter motive in the New
Heron‘s plea” for mi- play in the in»
direct'oitoer that misguided" attacks,
are llkeiy to have on the savings 01’
the peoplempsrtlouieriy the wrench
nets. at the 22.710 stockholders oi
the New “11am, about dependent. re-
side in New mislead?” The “Wings
and cooperative banks in Sm ling ,

 

low ldhfiilnd‘rhim Witch. and
those institutions retinitis: shout tr
000,000 When. notwithstmns

the position the Company's securities»
since in the face at these

into alone hold thermoplastic at J

test set listen stool: in now enlist“ ‘ h

eminent it“ Nation to its! cloud of. ;

 

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