mesons in Ladies'
House 3 DresSes
in Gingham and Percale at
I100. sizes iii to 16 inches.
“(3163’ Long KlMONos in
Flowered Crepe Cloth at
$1.00, all sizes.
y Mouton Patterns.
All attems .......... 106
E. K. BANKS
. Mlhackomo Hotel Block
Booth Not-walk
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Stadonery Stores
6. South Main Street,
South Norwalk.
9Wall Street. Norwalk.
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3 WEATHER* FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
continued cool tonight, probably light
1frost in low places in the interior;
Thursday fair and slightly warmer;
moderate north to east, winds. Wet-
ther conditions: An area of high pres
sure central over Northern New Eng-
land, is producing pleasont weather
with low temperatures in the north—
ern districts east of the Mississippi
river. Frosts were reported from New
York, Vermont and New Hampshire.
(Freezing temperatues were reported
from Burlington and Northtield, Vt.
and Canton, (N. Y,
yery weather prevails between the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
river and on the Gulf and South At-
lantic coasts.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. one. ‘nd Residence
Temperature: Low, 68; high, 88. 3 Telephone 90¢ .
Clear. 1 84 8'0. Main at. 80. 'Nomik.
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William G. LeCountandl family were
in Bridgeport on business yesterday.
3 yesterday.
\..
Miss Helen Ratchford, of
street, Norwalk, is visiting in Boston
[or a week.
Mrs Edward F Knapp. of West
street, spent yesterday in‘ Bridgeport
on business
Wllilitm Hubbeli has placed orders
for a new pool table and has let the
contract for extensive repairs in his
billiard parlors to occupy a month‘s
time.
Misses Alice Burns, Helen Murphy._
‘rladys Flynn, Ruth Dlmond, Kath—
leen Reed, students at Laurelton Hall.
Milford, returned to their studies
there yesterday.
Fred l1). hockwood, H. 113. Cluley, dis-
trict manager of the Warren Brothers,
of Boston, lrving (Bylngton. John
Milne. Charles Finnegan and Charles
ill. llllwurth started this morning on u
ilsliing trip about the harbor.
ituiph intlrolx. the lineman oi' the
United Electric Light and Water (.‘om-
puny, who three months ago sustained
11 broken right log in u hill from' one
of the company‘s poles in Now Co.
mum. and who has; been conllnod home
ever since, was around town on
«mutual yesterday. Mr. int‘roix has
had a long some, but is feeling much
holler end his friends are hind to
use him about adsin.
LOCAL GOURT CASIO.
James Muinory, arrested for drunk.
was», no disrhurgud by Judas
Knish this morning and sent Mel to 3
Jammie l. l.
Wilma Buoy, slum with 111m
at the Andrew nodal 070m (minor.
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School Supplies
of all kinds
Don't forget to get one of our 'Book
Straps 10¢ each. The best made.
Others at .................. do each
All size Pads tor school use an. 51: ea
DONNELLY’S
KODAK AND STATIONERY STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET-
Vlctor Talking Machines. Kodaks.
Developing and Printing.
ll-or Up‘tgato Service !III' 1
FRED. 1-1. canons,
Follow the Crowd
3 DANCING
Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
3Six Pieces of Music
;; The A. 1. coLL1Ns co
Smith
Cleanser and
Dyer
M North Main 0t.
south Nomik.
Go To
Andrew Davey
M WAMWWRQN IT.
For Your
Groceries
flourish-mum
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bury, 7 in ‘liros‘d River, and 16 {113
Winnlpauk must. be transported ,to3
other schools, The best arrangements
he could malts would cost $400 of
the 3500 allowed for this item,
The superiniemiont explained the;
, expenditures of $80,390.60, the avail- ‘
.. able money for last year, used to the
penny as was the wish of the board.
Disinfection. Bulldlru‘.
As to the motion“ of disinfectants
' Mr. McMahon moved that the superin-
tendent order thenr out of the disin-
. feciunt fund.
i)1'.Shoror suluuiiiod an amend-3
merit to the client. lhnt tw0 gross oi’i
. “he large disinfectant candles be 111113
,1cl1used in ordm‘ to how them (Jill
, hand for emerueucy cases llc ex
piuiued tho illitf’SSity oi oniorlng~ 11.3
quantity to ml the lowest figure and
how necessmy it is to 111110 them
ioady tol lnsluui use. 3
Mr. Viv Muhon objected to the
amendment and said that candles (11113
3'be secured irom \Vosiport in twenty
mintues. llo ushod, "\\ hose duty is
it to disinfect the 1101100393? This
3board or the board of heulth?‘ The
amendment should not prevail. he
said. The board of health in South
Norwnlk disinfecis the houses.
' Mr. ‘Beach ,snid that if the board
of health pays for disinfecting the
houses then it owes him $2. for he
fumigatcd his ownwhouse after the
recent illness there.
Dr. Shever explained that the town
and city hoards do not pay for the
disinfectants for private houses rwhere
the people themselves are in a posi-
tion to do so. but that they furnish
the materials and charge the citizens
for them at the cost price. He be-
lieved that the town should have at
least one cross on hand. and amend-f
ed his amended motion to that ef-3
feet. 3
. The voice vote was doubted by Itlr.‘
‘Mctilshon and a rising vote was call-;
ed. Seven downed the nmendmonfi
éagninst the six in inter and the orig 3
ins] motion of Mr McMahon was then
passed unanimously 3
Towel Supply Matter. .
The towel supply matter 111153
Our Line of Furniture
for the Parlor, Living Room, Dining Room, lied Room, Library, Den
or Kitchen offers you an opportunity to muke an easy selection or.
anything you might need in the way of Furniture, Bedding, House-
furnishing, Floor Covering or Draperies for the home at prices that
you should not fail to take nanntage of.
No matter what Home Furnishings you need you only have to
come here to be convinced that 1his is the place to-buy.
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Highland Lehigh Coal
in all sizes for family use. We purchased this coal at a fancy price
‘ in order to have the beat for our customers.
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brought ‘up by the superintendent, !
who said that sanitary individal tow !
-els should be furnished or none should3
be used at all 3
Mr Bod-well moyed that individual3
paper towels be furnished to the ex- 3
ciusion of all others after which there 1
was quite a little haggling ever the
cost.
Mr (‘ lendenning asked where the
money for them would come from and3
the chair informed the board that
the expense would be borne by the
incidental account. 3
Superintendent Chapman said the
expense would not be great, but Mr 1
Daniels one not quite sure that this-
was the cheap Way of settling the3
situation
Mr. llodwell then stated that the3
cost should not enter into any sub
ject where the health of the children
is at stake and the question being
called for the motion was unaimous- i
ly made a vote. .
Mr. McMahon explained the altos-3
tion regarding the local schools’
crowded condition and said he thinks
the difficulty can be arranged so that
the transferring of pupils to East Nor-
walk will be unnecessary. It was
unanimously voted that he with the
superintendent arrange the matter. ;
Mr. McMahon moved that the Crow
bury pupils be transferred to the
schools where they are supptfsed to nt-
tend. He said the condition in that
section is a strong demonstration of
the treatment of the trolley company
locally. Many appeals for trolley ser-
You don’t have to be an expert
to tell a Moyer Car
its graceful lines, coachlike finish and many other exclusire tea
lures are recognized instantly.
MOYER “SIX" $3,250 MOYER “FWR” ........... $2,500
OSCAR H. BANKS
GARAGE. RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
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Peaches 1
PER BASKET 95 CENTS
GREEN LIMA BEANS, PER QUART .................... 5¢
SWEET 13‘0'1‘A’I‘OES, PER QUART . . . .. ...... .. . 5¢
Egg Plant, Apples, Crab Apples, Musk Melons, Bartlett
Pears.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 North Main 8!. Phone 14:
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ENROLLMENT 'N 80H90L83 cording to the vote passed last aven-
lu 111; There will be no more lunching
IS TOO llliiiE
periods at the birth school due to the
(Continued from mm DMD.) double session. where full periods are suspended that the hills might
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motion was unanimously voted.
Bills Ordered Paid.
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the company planning to do the iron many arguments had been laud
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,decoatlng in the high school
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The thirty-day hill rule was voted
arranged and dismissal made in time paid at once without a further vlmld3
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Mr. McMahon said that he had rc~ Isuructiug the pillars at the North ,‘j
had refused He had no authority 10
Mr. liodwoll said he would investi-
order the coutrnctor to clean 1111.3
gate. .
High School Lunch Abandoned.
The lunt‘h‘ui11111go111enis in the high
‘school was luought up in Mr Law
reme 11 was \oied that iunchho
dispensed with us unnecessary.
.Vrl Laurence said that ii hadl weu',
his experience with contrmims that“
they did not clean up
Mr. \1( llahon said that the ordiuar
wo1k of (outracstors was ulwm s done
3in shape, including the (louuiug up llr Chapman is compiling his 2111- i
but said that there me exceptions 103mm ”71101! "e wunlcd a Silet‘ial33
all “”95 and that 0“ 03‘9““ “'0‘3‘ “‘93 ‘ meeting 1‘01 its cousideiaiion, within
contrnctms were on the save as much the next three weeks before election
as DOS-3‘3“)" 3 lie told of u ty'peuiiting scheme
This little exchange of compliments 1 an offer of the Remington people with
‘lheiug over it was 183'? 30 "0 ”‘6 a mutual benefit arrangement and this:
sense 0f the 3’05“] that the common was left with the special committee
“"5 be recommended 30 9‘9““ “D on high school fumishings for lures-3
tigation
Insurance and inspection.
lloiler inspection and insurance was
\lr Bodwell then made his repmt moved to be left with the special
on the fire 98031188 delay and told committee on high school furnishings
that the work which was to have been 3with power but a discussion ensued .3’
begun last Friday had not yet stait which changed the action. 3.
ed but that he had taken the mutton Mr. Lawrence explained about the”;
up and everything was looking favor inspection and said that his compnnyp
able to an early start ,The Fidelity and Casualty, would 111‘- 3
Mr. Glendenning wondered 11111113
kind of cement had been used in con-3
w.
Mr. Lawrence reported on some re~
(Continued on warm pane.)
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