" M. if ‘ ‘ Colliers. “Linoleum,
hillstely Goods and ‘ 9mm. .
Shades to Order a Specialty
A Dicker , $81 Son
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We :give Ml'GreenflTrcdlngu‘Stamps I
MW. GilGloths, Mats, ”Un- _
WBEBGMTEN REElillflll-
“TIN is GDESIDEEED
(Continued from first. page.)
Mr. Lowrance was of the some opin-
the Janitor could pump the water by
hand as easily as, he could sit around
' and smoke ten cent cigars. V
Mr. .Hoyt «Rotallatoo.
\Mr. Hoyt said: ”Perhaps thog‘ontle-
man put themselves on record as re-
‘ his the publication of the business
ransoclod at the meeting.
Dr. Cobum exploded the bomb-shell
.when he moved that the matter of
e reorganization of the hindergor-l
W be not reported by the represelr ‘
tlvos ot't’he local press present.
file-substantiated his motion by say-
‘iing "Get rid of your reporters. _-Whut
’ 0 you want them here for,
would come up and help me."
ll-loytls janitor ot the school.)
C information Wanted.
Mr. 'VBodwoll said that Mr. Viloythud
sold it will cost W0: and Mn: Glou-
‘dening said $18. HeVaoited (or anyone
to en‘plnin'lthe cost‘whoV knew some:
thing about'lt. .
“M‘r. lPollll'd :Explolno.
Secretory lBod'well believed and his. David Pollard told‘of 9. pump ill the
idea was sanctioned by Supeflmena. Norwulh millslprollerty Which can eas-
ent lra 'r. Chapman that the full re- “1' be handled by a woman
port of “‘9 meeting should be lpfint} MT Hayt 931d that. he was lintemil
1w iar with the proposition anyway.
Chairman Wheeler smoothed mat-é Ml‘- DING" Spooks.
dam in quite an extended speech, and!
acid that any reporter who would wil- fact that no matter what form of :1
hilly do anything to hurt the school pump is used only the three gallons in
should not be present. {five minutes lwould be secured.
“Dr. Goburn later said, ‘i think the. ' How Much Water?
‘reportsrs are honest. but both reprol er. Gleudening facetlously asked:
(M r.
’Ii‘iytlilnx they get.
4W"?
:Dr, Cllopmun. when business had
All“; resumed, presented a report on!
tho kindergarten reorganization
'l‘h‘oro were three plans suggested
! hour "
Mr. Hoyt Replica.
Mr. Hoyt replied seriously. and con
tinuing. said:
"l want to tell you gentlemen l rcp-
imam suggested by Dr
Giulio.
Aside from this business there was
a, discussion on school budgets. nearly.
ll of flinch were approved as sub-
MW
3' to get it."
Water Unsafe.
that well was not good water. die ho.
. Misti. lievod that. _ the health authorities
. , illicit-noting was called to order by
‘W‘flufl Wheeler. The follow-
‘dnx nurture present: Secretory Wli~
.. had-WI, ‘J. 18. ‘Izowronco, .Dr. H.
:1 O. Sharer, (Dr. J. M. Coburn. John 1F.
:rsddoMohon, 'Dr. Thomas F. Clone.
‘ M. mnlole. 'P. C. Gloudonlnx, George
W. Mills, David tPollard, George W.
:Stovens. William Cogswell, J. R. “P.
'Hoyt. Herbert I12). ‘Pollard. There ‘
foul-e three numbers absent: Dr.~w. .1. lg 1133 feet deep. He aid that the
timer. ’0 Burrfieach and Harry 'lli- 8300 was little enough tor on arranch
r. a.“ 3 meat to pump water. The windmill
Mr. «oyt Enplllno. lis the most economical appliance for
' ii. ELF. Hoyt explained the needed hoisting water. ‘He urzod an investi-
slttuoulits for his district at some Ration.
loom.
' Mr. McMahon Agreed.
well. lie told of several typhoid cases
which he believed come from the wa-
ter token therefrom.
People Want it.
from their hands.
it would be necessury to pump wa-
ter from the bottom or the well which
'Contndlcto Mom-hon.
Mr. Glendonlng said Mr. McMahon
ion and so stated. die shid he thought
man who rides around ill-automobiles
l
!
i
sent yellow journals that will garble “Id like to inquire how many harrcls Knudsen school.
Put that in your or water they use over there in on rooms in East Norwailt available and.
‘l
l
m“ 1 was adopted with “'1 amend resent those people that want this,
Thomas F. windmill and I am here to do my best of the Franklin school is hampered-by
i
would he instilled in condemilin"; the '
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motion" :1 lime or: w
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i , ' An unequalledgocrontco that
y lamina-lids l t Sm ll.
. Sign“: 1m. 310901130311 Oil's ‘Eiotlgn.
Iv Woo dill.
‘ lamination “who
'mnuns somethiu. .Roomy.
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Womist‘onvulsionsi‘cicrisll
ness emlhossw or Sums ‘
MSW Signing of
“Witw-
”fili‘lii‘igliimrtlls hm
S‘DMF‘SflSEEE‘
Exact Copy of Wrnpptlr.
' hull.
W lot while wuhlnu.wnhin¢ porchu.windowo.
(Mr. MdMahon looked in ’Mr. Glou-
Mr Daniels called attention to the denlux's direction as he spoke)
Mr. Daniels' motion prevailed.
Recommends Changes.
Superintendent Chapman stated that
it is thought advisable to discontinue
the use of two upper rooms in the
There are two
he said that transportation must be
furnished Two grades in tho Frank-
lin school. too. will have to be cared
for in the fall.
Franklin School Hnmporod.
Mr. McMahon stated that the work
the loss of the use 01‘ the assembly
it is a detriment to tho educa-
Dr. Shor'er stated that the winter in tionol advantages not to have the use
of the assembly.
, Dr. .Oluooimuim. ‘ ,..
Dr. China said he had noVoilioction
to the item ol-‘ltillo tor tronsportotlon,
but he called lidw tho loos of‘tho an
assembly is a detriment to education?
Mr. MGMQlion Explains.
Mr."MoMuh0n said that that district Mr. Mcbtolion said the assembly
0- would have put up a windmill had not hull had been used for (0 yearsnnd ion
the consolidation or schools taken it great educational help.
"I understand that some of the
schools have no assembly hull." said
Dr. Clone.
“Now, doctor, that in where 1 al-
ways take exception to you people.
Just because some of the schools have
none. learns no reason why the Booth
Norwnll: school .lhould be deprived of
, wont it has olwliyo hid."
Mr. Danish Worried.
Air. rDnnlolo hndano‘obiection to the
John F. McMahon. who had" gone was full of misstatements and dsclcr- use of an assembly hulk-"hut only
over the property with Mr. Hoyt said all the pump unnecessary.
it w 9. Mr estimate of the needs.
Motion Pill. | his own children operated one.
VA motion was made by Mr. Molds-i Movod Amount-lit.
hon to allow the estimate for the Mid- Mr. Daniele moved that the motion
He further mull! tho South NONI!!! Billion] have
. discussed mumps and told how easily 0110 any more than thallium" school"
i
he asked.
Mott-l- Dropout. .
llir. Lawrence sold his time is too
Milo limo Milo mar district, alter be omondod to providing for on inves- W101” to discuss tho-o little lino
finance Committoomon mentioning timtlon at tile miter of the windmill low". M tho outer mil-"rs “mu
2M revised the estimates under the by a community of three.
moon or m. Hoyt. The tool 111‘ Momma inn-mm.
Asked it to am in donor oi the
Cost Too Much. ammonium. llr. unwound stated:
Mr. Mining sold he could no
mo m,m the “0m 01' m for Villa with ‘6 man .Will.) has MIN!!!“
on common: or windmill ion- on "‘9 le‘W" 4” “l“ WHOM“.
omens tlu boon on wound. i no
“tilled tho! tho “mm In noc-
«««««««
with cloud the Mr
um Funny-I.
vli‘lmoo 0m abandoning. nod
i this “limit“ 4M tho ”It 11le
“1 limit will to sum into my dis- “hook. in» mi Momma.
it was who in wt til. mohition
0.11 naked
Mitch dilution.
Ir. morocco W tint o nitr-
lam for hiring 11min m
m fill Intro. ‘
on. bullion mm: on uddition at in)
. tor the doom ow tor on can-owin-
M GM”
nor the Hill) WI.
The ‘11me tor mam ochool or The m above mind which ohlldi'q
- 19111-11 m mom on lists. w “mimw on not nor
“to 111mm»... W
hpclreclllemelyohchsm‘ [
'mwn, should not be present. ‘
’ . work should be such as can he lull!
reported.
{NI GCN'AVII WH’AOIV. He‘ll VON! om.
Ballot Mother’s convenience
and Bally’ 5 Comfort
We would like Milan on come in today ‘>
and examine curlino o Fulton tic-Chris.
A; .l. Angcville.
81 Son CO.
134,136 Washington St.
l
any reporter who would wiltully do
anything to injure the schools of the
I believe the reporters
should Work in harmony with the
board.
down the standard or the schools."
Mr. Mills Spolko.
George W. Mills called ottontion- to
the report in 11 paper shout Superin-
tendent Chapman’s remarks at. the
last meeting. He sold, "I should say, ..
Dr. Chapman. that it you made that
statement, it was pretty crude."
Dr.‘cohum Again.
Dr. Coburn sold:
maintain this custom of having mm.
era present the hoard will class, he
in hot. water.,,l ink; the reports»
are honest. but 11.. ll roprc‘sont yellow '
journals, that will gal-lilo mythic:
they get. il’ut that in younpopers."
Mr. Chapman Explains.
Superintendent Cbupmon took the
occasion to unswar Mr. Mills, and said
that he would wish to woloxiu to the
board and to the Broad River district
it he said anything that was milliliel"
preied. 'Dr. Chopnlon sated thcthc
had not been reported correctly, how-
dyer.
Kindergarten Orponlntion.
The superintendent then presented
the following report:
School Department,
Town oi Norwolk. 001111..
- Much 81, 1918.
TOWN SCHOOL COMMl'l'l‘m,
Norwnlk. Conn,
Gentlemen:
in "William with the request of
the standing committee on schools. 1‘
herewith submit a report on the or-
noointlon oi kindomrtons in tho
won. The iollowm mutation shows
tho button or uncommon. loom»
The. ..
I hope they will always say .
something to uplitht rather than tear
“I think it we T “
1 some nice Elmo Truck and: Business
BUCKET-JPMYER
c. For Home and Garden t
For spraying Imolnmo. bushes and vegetables;
mun. etc. Iron AuNo. m nodlcllponndo
_ ._ Ito-dyprmurc Branubnllvnlvos:
. union lop-oil clung similar out
A Mon the mullet. Duluth" .
nun. Oniyliro upon- _.
in contact will: ,
. loin:
‘ nudity.
mourn!
no in bi;
. onpcnoive
opt-yon. ltr
. nullity moles".
chub.
Add your cooln- to
~ show you this pump.
Write no iodly (or
special on this
nod otho: lron An hm.
cordon and orchard Mk.
BATMAN MFG CO.
Ion WH'NJ
Chas. E. Dow
Washington Street
South Norwalk
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Auction Sale
50 Horses
FRIDAY, APR". 4TH,
10 A N. If Stormy, Next Fair Day}
Two minds of roman YOUN
Ollio 5103838. mill oil the (mo.
will be sold at Auction co the High-
‘est Bidder.
Solos all: finished hairs. Also
Horses.
All Bliss on roprooonted or money
0860?le reloaded.
Don’t lilo ’llito onto. This is I Rare
claim for All Men
Bolas alibi" oomor CONCORD and
WUOD‘BTB. 80. WNORWADK CONN,
.2 cm from mill-sou Stilton. Tol.
dildo dud mo Bo. Nomlil. coon.
lion can buy homo private before
"tor of teachers sud cumulus“ for uni ml,»
«.11 tom ll ‘ snowmen Rom co.
Rumours: , .
Imam. m moon-n Wt. dominant.
unusual: .............1 - a so
imokilh ........ .. . . .1 -«- if“ so
Fitch l -« i 37
3111mm ..... .1 . «- I all
Our dllvor . .......l —- 1 to
doctor ................1 w V1. 3;.
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ii Buildings.
Vli'or 3148111111“. chlldron {loll coroll-
, monitors. lion boon expended ouxtho
The Matter of Sashes, Girdles
A kind Bags a “
Again the brilliant tints “and
which are termed “Bulgarian,”
one “of’ilpt‘liing so much as 1111
'tolnblsrl Volldllarl‘laric merchandise.
‘Wiae,‘Gltfll¢8, designed to swotlic
may be entirely of some riollly- colored 'Oriolltal silk,
or of block satin with a touch of brightness in the
folds and at the ends, which tcrlnioatc in gully (lccmat-
otl tassols.
A large amntment of Sasl’les and Girdlcs,
color combinations
and. which remind
Eastern humor of
the figure,
ill}:
and littlc, is a blaze or color. (inc selects as her
fancy prompt-1m She cannot go wrong:
J . . .
1“ Priccsfmm 50 cts. to $5.00.
Bulgarian Bags, pooch—shaped affairs of suede
leather, gray or tan,~l1avc panels of bright silk i11~
'l‘llcy arc attractive and "useful.
$1.00 and $1.50.
Leather (,imllls Section.
.. Who Needs New Curtains?
"l‘llat is, the common and draperies for
living room, dining room or betlrc )111 A most tempt-
iilg offer 18 in Scrim, either plainly llomstitcllcd or with
an insertion, two inches wide. of viii-Lille lllct lace "lwo
styles in white or corn.
Made to sell :11 $1.25 a poll’.
$1.00, for Weilncsdayzlml ’l‘liul'scloy.
Come and scc tllcm, third floor.
scrtcrl.
scnsilllt‘
W
Half a dozen Canaries left from Fair Week.....
All merry little sozigstcrs.‘ really to clintlcr with anyone '
who stops to talk to them. 1
$4.00 for Birdand Cage.
in the China Store.
Narrow Bridge Cards. Rather cmnfortilhlc to 110111
and sort. With either pink onllluc hacks. Good quality.
15 cts, a pack. Stationery Section.
TOILET DAINTIES. Small boxes of Rice Powder.
“Lair (lee \. iolettes," for travelingr bag. to cts.
Shcictc Hygielliqoc Toilet Water. aromatic and in-
vigor‘ating, g5 cts.
Heather Bil-ill Crystals A sloonfol in ’tllc bntll
makes it very refreshing. 'lwo size bottles 50 cts. and
$1.110.
A beautiful fabric
. Matelassc for suits and coats.
in the most desirable color shades.
O 0
hell hotter .f
VBcst Floor 11 large 'ihag*570c
The Great A&l’ Tea Company
11! WAl-mflmu “a “U“ moat
Billion-o It” n. will all... 3.
vol. No.”
Fl“. Hm
clowning. New Janey nod ‘Mlouioho- ,
soils. the proportionate expenditures
forlltindorxnrton children in not as
mt lul motorcade children. Gully
or those citlss have exceptionally or-
noient kindergarten 11nd mils crooni—
attain.
Vpondod “8.320 for Wood kinder-
manohmmu.” tor launchers
ml); ”.195 torment for! soc
kind-motion children. ”3.132 will;
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