Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, September 26, 1913 · page 9

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«09:1th train Milli but

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. and eighth grade militia to the Mill? .
liu building, Thebewucant roomy lire
hardly available tor the consented M0
tioue oi' 'Bouth Norwalk. Another yeti . .
the room at the hitch and plausibly the “
one at iRoWnyton will be used by pro
pits in the vicinity of those buildings.
'l we yncunt mount in the Marvin build-
lug were made reudv for use“ during
the hummer One room was required
for the luc’redced number of pupils;
the other for pupils: 'ciuovcd from the
lIit :li to nutke room for pupils to be

transported from South Norwuih. l
The transfer of seventh and eighth“.
River has ‘

grade pupils 'Iltoin Board
given some monolith of relief

 

there, I

although more pupils are now otteudI "

ing this school than can be accommwl
tinted sotlut‘nctorlly. Changes made 111‘
l

the building and in its furnishings, J.

however, have made it much more nun-

, itury and in many ways better adapt-'I
ed to school use. 'ihe transfer oi‘ thol
name group from Winnipauk has made
it possible to vacate the lower rooin—~'
a kind oi’ basement room which should I
not housed as it class room. The pres
out enrollment. by buildings as con i“.
trusted with that ol’ but your in on i'ol- II
lows: l
Sept 15 Sept 6 l

_ , 19.13. 1J1" ‘

High school ;.,..'.'.......~i'09 44:)-

Franklin ..... ...... . . . . ".300” 766' .
Chapel ..... ..... 50 -—
(ioucord ...... 3th 3 :5
Lincoln . ................ 3.? t4 3th
Knudsen iii 105
131' ooknide ...... . ....... ‘76 73
W. Norwalh ............. 39 on
ltowayton ...........,.,; 03 109
li‘ltch..............' ..... 2.37 8.3
Marvin .......... . ...... 2:11; 210
Over lRiVel‘ .............. 300" ills
Center .................. 480' in
North Center .......... 7 .. 70 7.3
Hood River ........ till 74
Winnipnuh .............. Til 101}
North blunt .............. 25 23
Totals , ............... .l,.l.,'.0 3,355: '

111 South Norwalk many Kindergar-
ten and Pirmary children, especially
at the Franklin building, have. not re-
portcd. At least 00 more should be"
enrolled. Then, too, at the High
school, because of the lucbnvduioncu}
oi‘ doublc sessions“ theie are no. or'

" mo 't' who hmc not entered The total
enrollment then, it" noiomniodntioxm
wore suiislucton, would be for Sept.
lb, lti1.l,_not ions thun i,i'i.'30~~nt local.
200 more than the enrollment at that

timeI lust. your. (I; .~
i

The (lulu i'uruishedl

that oi' the preceding pningi'nphs or
this report would thereto. 13
that, the buildings now available for
school puiposeu arc not luicouuio uvoo
it these buildings were nil properly
constructed. There are. howeier, now
occupied in South Nornalh alone iiIu
rooms which should not bi- lilil'd lo.-
ciuso rooms-thine hi the Knudsen;
three on the third door of the. Con-
i'oid; four on the third liooi oi the
Franklin. The Knudsen building, or
courm should be abandoned; o... utiu
coili rcplu‘ood iii an curly (into. Mort;-
oror, the (her River and \Vluulpuuk.
in it" proscnt loci.1tlou The High
r. hoot buildinu in nudoubtudh a vow
hood ntiuciuiv, but it in not iniuh
more than butt on who or. it about it
he. "il1oh.ioo, liloultsiiio in clouded:
Wmi No uulh numlh ioi'y cxieunit'o rt:
puii'a oi' n llt'“ building. it would
moon. ihvi'oioi'o, ihui thorn in luuueil‘i
uiiI howl oi \"l i',\ luituI t'hlit‘iillllltll'l on
n liooii huihliuun,
it in pmtullilt' to roundly i'ouiliilonn ui
limits in thin worn. if, in the final plnco,
pupils loiniwi ulioui u.I lib-y arc non
mo to bo i-i.‘lileili“l(llll_\v’ arc onnumlniI.'d.
it would count bout to t'l't'l’l two luritu
buildinuu to: South Norwnlh llllii ilw
llrooiciildu nor lion oniI bitilitinp oi ion
or tii'tilit'u mount to luI lmutml ponnibiy
' in tin: wont hour thI lirt‘ilt'lli i'li: lllll‘
- Int lollilt no located on to KlViI robot
to lI‘rcnkllii, liiooimlilc uutl (foui'or-l
imiiilituos; uuoihcr buihilnu oi ulniit
roonln lot-hind hour tho. Uiil'illll. it
would than no pounlhh- to .ihmulop iluI
llniulnun i'nul (:onriu'il builliiuiw. ’l‘hm'II
would his. liiiwm'er, little room lull for
tho liltii'tilitiod enrollment oi iuiuro
yt'urn urilcnu tiiu propouod building
hour the Lincoln did not provide for
oi. usual tuii chum room».
in tho north part or the town it.
would count that u up: or eight room
buildiiut could inI. no incutt-d on to tulle
the place of both ilronii Rirm' iuul
Winnlpnuk and, fit. tho some time, to
‘ give some relief to the Gunter. Then,
ii“ the Drur lllvor linlltilbx could be
replaced by e. modern niructiirc or
eight rooms and the building ht Went
Nurwnlti repaired or replaced. the
(trade pupils of tho town would receive
adequate coneideruttoz1~—-at least for
""3 “ream“. Tim High 301100], IXOW‘
over, ill in need of linnicdlntc relief.
Thorn abould be hi. i t ten rooms
added. 'ilher‘e would, with that uduiI
or... be ample room [or the prurient
enrollment, but, even Width” Ill“,
change. the 31"th of tile sefilll
... loom core wwmnwhmm
‘ Another plan on mirth: this 91W

‘u twoiro room building would

 

 

 

.wouiuNIa Tnltoaeo sm. 5.
All new fall styles, 11 good
sortmcnt of colors, all sizes,

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mi Friday Bof The Unprec’e’dcn

 
 
 
 

H.8-

Three Day Sale Price .. $9.599

 

26:) \Ml NDQW SHARES.

All colors,
'iy, spring’
turns.

:16 x 72, opaque quali-
rolicra. including tlx~

 

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$15.00 SPORT COATS.

:x‘

' 3.53 Ct wfiJQLf‘.

40*
or

wear by women and misses.
colorn. ’
Three Day Sale Price ..

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‘m

.‘iJ‘JU Ln.CI£IOC0

4AA.

31.50 WHI‘EE .PETTICOAFB.
'For women,

Three Jilly, Sale Price ...

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$1.50 COMBINATIONS.

 

The most desired coats for lulll
All ‘ '

$9.99

made of fine camI
brie lace and embroidery trimmed,

“399$ ‘

 
 
 
 

50c MUbLIN OURITA-iNS.
Regular sine,

ruffle

Three Day Sale Price, pair, 29¢

 

, Italic BANlSl-l DRESS GOODS.

36 inches wide, hull wool and
hail cotton, all colors. Big value.
Three Day Sale Price

50c ‘ shaman cn'gqus.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and covering comforts.

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iml‘icuioi ' ' N ' ' (

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19111 seems to pronont itself. it in goo
ernlly believed by (Idhcuioin nt iii-..I
present limo that in a town at the poo
ulntion oi’ .\'o.'walh the grouping of all
setenth lllltl oighlli grudo pupils in min.
or two buildings for dinnrtniontui
work is oi‘ grout udi'uniugo Not only
\\ill tho pupils thus grouped bu beitm
proparcd, but the work can be much
broader lllltl hotter (luvclopod. and at
the some limo be dono more economi-
cally. it would be posulhl.» in tho
'l‘oun oi No1 walk to ni'romnmd do all
the. Iicvontli and eighth grhdo pupils in
the High school building, it some
chnngee were mode on tho necoini
lioor. Such n iuoiliilintton of plans
would nuiko it possible to :c. ‘uw
enough rooms in the south port oi-ilw
town to dispense with ono of the. pro
)tOlél‘ll now bulidliigu. lu illior word's.
miIIl
prcuont needs in that auction. xii
cournc, Won Norwnlh. would require
tho :unno attention on boloro. At tho
tiuinn time, the (footer would have four
vacant. t'ooinh. liver lilror would thiIii
hood n prluiui'y urbool of tour ronoII'.
Illroml ltivor and Winnipuuh possibly
a live or nix room building. .t‘hlr. plan
would. however, nuiqunliciiI lin- ciIn~
utruoilon ot‘ a now tiluh lichool huluiI
lilil.

'l'luI llriil plnu hururntvil would riII
unlriI now liuiiillupn nnd mldi'ionu on
fol low:

'i‘wo buildings (ill to 20 roonin) in
tho uonih pprt oi’ tho town; one build
but H or it rooioni ct \Vuttl"N0delllll
two buildlnnc (in or H mourn in
north part of town: additions lot. ileum
‘10 rooms) at the High notiool.

’i‘hc accent! plan llllfiml‘tlleti
provide for the tollowing:

.lccmnoiiatlons oi‘nii seventh and
eighth grade pnpiln in town in the
ditch echool building; 1, iwclvoroom
building in the couthmnrt citho town;
1 building (or: 2 rooms) at West Nor.-
wulh; 2 buildings (it) or it room») in
the north‘ part of the town: 1 High
canon building (at inert it on...
room with gymncntum, inbdratcrleii
andcooimeroiai rooms, nonempty hull.
and other neoconnry ndiunctn. i

it either of the hugger-lion? were
adopted; it would require the expend:
emu at more money than the prom»
sell bond lamp contemplates. no...
“italic, Mortar, germ difficult to pro-
.mmr tilnn, ,Wfllllerp‘nt it:
they in: iron: the one mnectfi’ddlui

would

find light colorlngs, for drapericii

. Three Day Sulc l’ricc, yurd 9.1.

,by an nlllcor.

 

 

 

‘. For women' Corset Cover and 50 inches, black and .white
35 Drawer, made ‘ol . line Wuusattu iflfg’aidllfiilfcgsr "‘31"; dtculrnlzlji
{:8 nalnsook long cloth: sole ‘ ‘9 quou y or I”
"V” y . ' ' ' i
:33 V'lluee Day Sale Pricc ...... 99¢ Three- Day Sate ,I’rice,.yard 2
I‘I ' 75:: NIGHT GOWNS .
'11 . n
53% ., liigh and -low neck, made of lIlill 66,, Egsmgdscwfiamlg' ,

1.3 muslin, lace and embroidery trini- ' ’11:ch If: 9"”: P1329 rs.
9!..1ncd. ‘ “ “ '7 "

I§ Threc Day Sale Price 49¢. """ ' """ 2 I‘m“ W 9¢
.‘gl'. ,
is)? 390 MUSLlN DRAWE‘RS. 10c FALMOLlVE'SOAP. ‘
31"" Well mode, different siyles,‘ One of .ho bent toilet soups on
$1.5" . . the market llltlfh‘.

. Hamburg il‘lilllllOd, all sites. r“ -.. l) . S l 'l’ i

fig Tihroo Du) 81119 Price 29¢ 11m M u e rcc '

”,y .. ........ 4 talus ior 29f.
,6? $125I HOUSE DRESSES. 2 C MB

if}? One piece lino perrnlc Home '5?“ ()3 SH ‘
‘13,, Drones in in new styles, high and 1min WRIT: (irrigating €0th
§.- low perk. One to a customer. $1,!“ “ ‘ K w u or
5. [hi-cc tiny Solo l’rl'IiI 19¢
:2 Three Day Sale Price 79¢ , '
,é, .

. 5c T0 10:: VALENCIENNE LACES
l3 41"” SWEATERS Thousands of yards, all new
i,» For women; all colors; nil estrus. fall “vies
1.: Three Day Sale Price- 9% Three 1;... $.11» prue
iI’i' " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ " ”’73.“. ...... . r
in“; 12 1.2.: SILKOLENE. 4 was m 19¢
fig Yard wide Silholcnc, in dark 25c NEW FALL VElLlNGS.

in ‘u'il the new plain, shadow and
funny meshes, ’
Three Day Sale Price, yard 19",

would it adopted propoily udjust oxen
ihtI present uneatini'iwlo‘. '\ conditions
oi” school nccomoduiloim without the
cxpendenturc of 11 1mm at 10th equal.
to the amount oi‘ the bond issued. The1
increase of school imputation uiui the
comparative neglect. ol :4'. hold build

. 5i: CHILDREN'S HANDKEH-

"i‘iiree Day Sale Price 19g» I‘

finished with neat I

119:.I

 

 

M... A.-. .

CHIEFS.
in plain width and colored bor-
(tors
Three Day Sale Price

“...“... ...... 6 for 19¢.

LENGTHS 0F DRESS GOODS.
Over 1,000 lengths of Woolen

Dress Goods, at savings liom 1-3 to
1-2 all regular iiricoe; suitable for :7

(lircsscs. shirts and suite; price

. ruuitc 49¢ m $3.49

So BLACK SEWlNG SILK.
.100 words in each spool.
Three llnl' Siilc Price
.............. 12 for 19¢
TAFFETA RIBBON.
Il iIL’ inch ’l‘ufi'etn Ribbon, red,-

nary; lllllli and blue.
Three Day Solo Price

, .......... 3 yards for 19¢ :

$1.75 ~ENGH§H LONG CLOTH.

1‘3 yni'l‘l piece-h. 30 inches wide.
lino soil (iocsliiu li:1i...b for \v;-,
mon‘ s and miss. 5' went

from . .

 

 

 

WASH RIBBON a
lo Xiilt’l pieces. in pink, blue and

2.;wl1itc.

Three 'lhiylfiulc l‘rice

....“..... 3 pieces for 19¢

Three Day Sale Price

 

‘\
:26c S‘HEETINGT

“Three Day, Sale Price, yard, 19¢

lh1oc d: 1,1 Solo i‘ i'IluI, pie '0. 9915'? .

l

. ‘i
$5.00 BILK DOWN COMFORTS.
Full bed size Down Cozui'oris,
covered with figured silk, with
handsome borders [0 match, in col
ore pink, blue, lavender and yel-

low.
$3.49

Three Day Sale Price
5o KING BASTING COTTON.

 

39c LACE coLLA Rs.

collars.
Three Day Sale Price

Three Day Sale Price, yard, 9&5

'tfv‘lfMl-‘c'fil :

Surely no better a predation could be shown by the women of The NorWalks and vicinity 0 this
'7 Retail Eur til: then the way they took advantage the first two days, Thu sday
Ied Full and Winter Merchandise offerings. All through the Big Store,“
‘TomOr-row, Saturday, the Third Day, we propose to make the Banner Day and we welcome all ose‘e" ,
the Greatest Assemblage of Dependable, New, Stylish Fall Merchandise at the Lowest Prices ether, of- '
ife red by this progressive, up to data store, . , , , .

Extra large pointed Venice lace

19¢“

6c

12 1-2c NEW FALL PERCALES.

Dark and light colors, all styles.

 

1700 y or d spools

. ......... . 3 spools for 9d. '

65c COTTON. BLANKETS.
For single ,and threequarter

beds, in while, gray and tan. '

Three Day Sale :Price, pai1y39é

 

19c NECK R'UCHING.
in colors only.
Three Day Sale Price, yard 9¢

 

 

15c MEN’S LINEN COLLARS,

Three Day Sale Price

6.: «:0 we WASH eooos.

" lies, etc.
Three Day Sale Price

10c COTTON BATTS,

25c WOMEN’S RIBBE
Lace tr'imnied, all size

Three Day Sale Price

Out: CaSe cream Hornet Outlng' "
Manuel l
Three Day Sale Price l

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

PANTS.

19¢

DOMET OUTING éLANNEL.

 

........ . 2 yurlds tor 9¢i

 

All styles, all sizes.

9d

2,000 yards ,Wash Goods, Chal-

$2.50 BED COMFORTE

Large full
scroll, seamed, pure whjite cotton.
Three llny Sale Price l‘.

 
 
 

8. .
bed Sizer reversible"

$1.99.

 

....... 3 yards for 9d-

16c PILLOW CASES.

4.”) x 36, made of good quality
muslin.
Three Day Sale Prim, each, 9¢ .

 
 
 
 
 

 

1,000 rolls Three Day Sale Prlre

............. 2 rolls for 9C.

 

Blown and bleached .l-i l vsard

wide.

 

39c DMNTV FlCHlJS.
0‘.‘ line not and lore trimmed
Thrce’l’iay Sale Price .. '15”;

 

Three. Day Sale Price, pair, 29¢
$1.25 COTTON BLANKETS.

Blankets, in white, gray'and tun.
Tlirce'Duy Stile Price, -iibir,99¢

152 inches, ior Shilrtings, Pa:
(356 WOMEN’S HOSE- jamas, etc, woven stripes,“ not
Fine quality black ilsle Hose. pr.lntcd

lI‘ull big double bezi size, cotton

35c scorcn MAnRAsl. ..

’i‘hiee 1)... Sale Piice, ta1d.1~9¢‘; .

so: FEATHER PILLows.
Regular
feathers.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

cizc, nueu \uilh crushed '

 

10c AND 12 i-2c OUTlNG
'FLA'NN'EL. » ,
i‘mlaliy. that and locate Down,
Maw fall chitin" s, intuit the plain

and i‘uucy colore. , -
lines}. at Sale Price, y'ird. .
r . 9c

 

Billllli Hill ill
. lllilhlllill Willi

high, in limt‘, will commit ti'iInuIndoun Si 98kt)? Says Newcomers arfi

expenditures. It would ccrlninly be
most economical now to moot the pro-g
sont cnwrguncy i‘uiiy. ovcn to the owl
tent of providing i'uiuro coniinnuncion.
School work in both ui'udcx and High
HCllOOl in the town of Norwalk «Inn new
or be what it should in: until satisfac-
tory school lnilidluun nod echoul rooms
are roluly for its school population.

 

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STRIKE-1R KlLLS TWO GERMAN
SOLDIERS,

PAlll‘lllM, tlcrnniiiy, Ifiint. L'il.~
Two ilflrillll‘li lillllllt'l‘tl worn hillcil lilltl
one novorniy \t'oiindi'il ltllil iilltlit by
all army (nitrous nirlhor, u'hoiii they
were nttcmpiinu to rupture after he
had ill-Ton uvteutud in u robber). lio
thou committed unli'hlc. .

’i‘ho utrlhor won utiliciiml to an
ofllqer ol’ :1 ilrnnuon reglinoui Motion-
oil horn. Whon iu- t'oinul hi: lilill boon
«non tIouiiiiiiiiiiu tho thnli, ho lied to
on attic of tho lmrrnrhn and was our-
nueli by norornl ii illll illillii'llii'm, toxl
liowuu crowd with tvm
ordnnnoo roulvoru, with which he
idiot lhrtIn moo tho of limo futility.
llliil thin lilllml hippo-if with the lust
nirtrluno.

A "nirtllor" by u bonito! itoiniioil an
on tilllt.’lll"li holly wrrnnl.

W ”...-cm

 

A YEAR ANDA DAY FOR WHITE
etcven,

NEW HAVEN, o‘cpi. Q‘lr'l‘lf} Piotr
urn, on u pica of guilty to ribimiun of
the Moon White alum low. mi. yup-
trrduy in tho i‘inticti Hinton iiicirict
(301m contoured to one your and one
tiny in tho hulomi minim. lie Will all:
muted of bringing a young girl into
this state from New Jenny for lin-
moral purposes;

council neermcmr *nmeu're
murmur.

Minimum» limit. medium glimmer
meeting of the rust Grand Command
ern’ Association fi‘fltfi 19mm lion)”

mil ‘ummgqnniltfilshu 'l’om
Eliot

 

airlift? “it...

i
‘ut tlnI l-‘lr>i lidlilisi church on

Made in Feel They are Wei-
cunie in America

......

 

y’l‘hc cloning ltt‘tililllii ot' Lilo 75th on.
iiircrsm'y of tho lI'airiielil (Jonnty llup-
ycntiIrdnlI’
\\'nsh~
tuition uHInu-I, with a fair ntlendnnco
or tit-lunatic and members of tho nusoc
(Italian and i‘iill-I‘lllm‘ltlllo business was
trnnuuctul. ‘i‘tuI inuotiuuc oi‘ the nuni~
ternary bun: nil boon woll attended,
there how boull twill excellent «on
di'tilicil dt‘lll'l’l'lll], and tho ufluirn oi the
i'iiurrhm limo bciIu i'urihcrott by the
mention,

The iuoi'ulnr. nt'noioii omnmi with 11
devotional warrior conducted by tho
her, it, .li. l'ouuon of New York nnil
tho \l’mmm’h Mlunlcnnry'minuloi1,con-
iiu'Iicil h,» tin-i, E. i' Link oi“ ‘ltniu
ioru hood of the borough Minion do
pmtinent inbound. and Mru. t.‘ l..
Colo or South .Norwnlh, Iiumty dl'
rector 'l‘iuI iniowuiun l'isullll‘c of thin
Mission one the iulilrunu lly Mbui bin-
ithhi lirown, who iii connected with
the iunntai'iuit Receiving Station at
tempt Horton, who told of the work lio-
but done unumit the immh‘iranui arriv-
ing in'illlil country. This W115 a moot
interacting rorltnl out! your a very
illnilnci lilcn of what in being done
to into. euro of our foreign people com.
but to tlilii country. Tho work carried
on in intcnaely practical, uni assist.
tonic is rendered tlic blimlfil‘tllllli. and
tiny urn made to feel that [tiny town
friend: in the land which they have
potential. tor their new home.

Réportg, of at number at committee!
were moorland. some other business;
wag taken in»; rcpt 1.. Miller preI
senteil' 'mreroiuium modulating the
Butte ccnmoikn to take legal steps
to Mnafl‘o “mommy ofxiliroe Blip
list churchwlmthls county which
are bemfidoulhl the restriction was
“epic . Mr, Miller was complicit

tint peso-hutch was hohl

 

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one. to place the tit-tor

 

 

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Brown oi" ll (3 Flint linptisit tiiurch of
this city tho modulator nusauih r‘i'l'rlud
to 1111111.: 11 commitm- oi" thrive to pre-
puro a history of the lI‘airilcld County
Bilplllél. Association to LLI rind :xi iliI

ncxt anniversary. 'l‘ho lili'iiOl'lllTl‘
named the llcr, .i. ll, llrown, and
Manure. Richardson and :Swnn‘sou

were named to-prcpurc the history-

A resolution of thanks and uplil‘lr-
clullou upon the purl oi the :morln
tlou Wits n'iopioil upon motion of .‘di
Swanson to the Fire! lilli‘iltli (fihurcii
for tho entertainment and \Vi‘ll‘illlill
oiici'oil. _

’i‘lnI lici'. r‘, P. Freeman, who is
engaged in missionary work in
Porto l'lico, prove u very intcrculing
address upon the work being llllilg in
that island 1.. which ho upoko oi’ tho
ilitlii'ulilun mn'mmtorml, of tho nun-
L'tlllii utiniucil, and tho need for lur-
lhcr equipment and iralnod Will‘litll‘ll.
lio described it as nnlalaud with
ohurchcn but without rcilulon. unri
(how a vivid picture of tho cmull»
tioun upon the inland.

'l'bo oonrlunion oi“ tho tliilltlifiil Will!
the preaching oi‘ n .«ptomllil noriuon
by tho liar. Richard 1.. union, of tine
lilolll'l (liluircunilomil Church of lliiil
oily. Aiiioui‘umont followed the
sermon, and the tailing if the church
onlcrlutnml tho vialioru ul luncheon.
uervml in the church purloro,

 

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EXTENSIVE use or WiRELEBb av
amazon. '

wnuiiiworon, Supt. 26.I«I'l‘iw cxI
tent to which wircloini loicgrnpliy iltlli
boon tnlmn up by ninuieuru in dliic'loi‘iI
ed lira list or i‘iitilliliiiiillonu in the
United Hiatus, ,Illllt incited by tinI Com-
mcrro 'l)cpnrtmcni.‘a Bureau of XML
zillion. Almost thirteen, hundred emu»
twin, had been granted iterates up in
June 30. The calldeitors} owners, to

cation rind power in Welsh; at etctionc
are given. alumerouc receiving an»
ticnp are not lulled. on it in pecuniary
only lot“ tending elationultn centre liI
conceit. . ,

in addition the that contains all
shipri atationil with their call letterc,
wove lengths, nature or service,
of vecsel and by whom station in non-
trolled

Private land national engaged in
catamaran but, on: 11nd innit Italian

Bed Blankets, oil
handsome plaids, all colors.

Three Day Sale Price;.pr., $6.99

82c BED SHEETS
Si x
thread Sheeting,
and wash heavier.
Three '1')...»

3W0”. “W‘C‘CIQCIOVM .
UVQ’VUV‘I— U. v' 1

owner,

‘ let tottcpéii ...; the left wrist.

 

Three Day Sale Price, Ieach, 29¢. ‘

 
 
 
 

 

' .250 IWOMEN’S ’HDSE. BED SPREAES- h,
Women's Lisli.I Hose, in colors, $1.25 values, hemmed crochet 996.,"
inn and white . $2.00 values, fringed crochet $1.49 V
Three Day Sale Prue, pair, 19¢ 39,50 values, filmed crochet six-)9 ,
" $4.50 values, fringed combat $2.99
$10.00 PLAlp WOOL HLANKETS. _
Large Double California Wool $230 BED BLANKET“.

pure wool, in

full, ni/c lied
moi..- of sturdy
w i ll 11' on r

. 69¢

Sheen,
round
well

Large
90,

Sale Pricc

“2.00.003

(n

.. .... . .....WTY”

no... Billii
ll Slit sin

Convlclsflvetunwer Guard Anti
lump'lnlo Hudson River
While liuns Pop

()SSiNiNtl,\ . Sept. 2t:.I-lI'i'.‘L'
conviciu or Sing Sing prloon. ill woi'h
unlondtng u will purge, ti\'t'i'pii\\‘i'l‘i3d n
gourd thin afternoon, jumped ilitu thi-
l-iudcuu river and attempted to swim
to the otiuIr chic. The chole- oi‘ othiIr
Killll‘iltl hailed them, however, and oil
live WL'I‘U rccapiiirod. liiily (troop
loader of the hand, was brought on ‘li
from inhirtronni in u rowhoni.

(.li'ocn, who two yours nun onruiil'il
and won brought back after helnn
caught in Culii’oruin, lmnliutoii a mo-
.moni ni'ior theI nhoiu wore tired but.
l‘iillliilllli'll townril tho opponilo nhoru
when he on»; the guards. bully attenti-
iiiu to lllli companions. Protlcrlt-l;
i‘icliarri_ .icroph White, Mutilqu Loo»
ili'o untl Louie lirluo. ‘l‘uo guards in
tho uninil boat overtook him boloru ho.
rouchoil hind. howowr. mid in. With
ruptured without. it utriignio,

The convlcie on the burl-lo were in
charms of Keeper William (lorniley.
The live uprnnn upon him hurl knock.
oil him down, Al'mi'li men in the can
try bonus on the prluon wnil ovar-
looking the lludhon puppet-ell thou WllI
tor on all cider of the swimming conv
vlciu with lililliliit but took cure not
to hit any or the men.

a... 5 mm. a... ...“...

BODY OF SAILOR OF STEAM“
anaemia room: low.

Billimidl’ml'i', Bent. uranium“
in the harbor omit the inner light the
body at on. of the three sailors who
went down when their launch was
sunk in cplilcion with the freight
«comer Seaboard while returning to
limit, 8, e. Moduli, Siniui‘duy night.

not lound by an oyster sloop early,

this: morning, The body wits attired

 
 

here what is believed in be 11 more
brain

 

"body iii that oil Arthur ill:

. It.

cotton iiiankets, in white and gray. 1
Three Day sale Price, pr. $1.69 1,

19¢ LINEN HUCK Tow/5L5.
Lined '

while, flour do its and iGrecinn‘bor-

docs hemmed

Tlirecl

, u .I m 2033-36 oor ..
commemoration WWW-III...

Hartford, Wutorburyl and other placea.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

lull big double bed =ize, heavy .

Huck 'l‘oulrels. plain

nay Sale Price

................ 2 for 29¢

‘54
BLIND ARTISTS To ENTERTAlN.

T.

lohn and Mom Mutiny, blind artiste,
who will give a concort and éniertalrr
moot at Lockwood's Hull, Sunday eve-
ning, at S o'clock. have been in the
State for some time. during which
time they have delighted audiences in

Miss McCoy is 11 soprano einger,wbone
volco is pur‘e, sweet nnd of a good
rouge, which wins iibr many admirers. -,
Her brother has. n rich baritone voioa
uiul his impersonations are true to lilo ,7
and mi." iii provoking. lli's cieieruesi
in this iiiroction in to be wondered at
place it is not. his good fortune to neet
iluI actions of otherin. No less airmail-~-
lng are his stories or Irish wit. Both
play the piano with good effect and
iiu-lr program in or :oxcoplionul merit,
'i‘hoy are able to please an audienca
for two hours. ,

 

.. ...... «WW...

W ,

MANY macaw; lEMPLOVMeNT-
wrrn 908'th SERVICE.
wnnmxn’rox, Supt, Lid-MADm‘OMf
mntely onein over} four hundred {w
hnhltniiis oi the United States Maw.
ill‘lil‘llii by the poem. borrlro. Tali _ ,
limp-i by tho Postililro ,i’lepartmm
hill)“: [but on Juno {'0 him there we
lii'iJiBl uontumntnrcf 115.4153 attainment
poninumioru and pcutoiilce clerks; 1'.»
mt wnichuum, mciiicngoru and liitml’é
err. um] 30,92" cliy latter currili
()ilior cmpioyoumrailwhy mull clerlui,
rural curriorn and ii Iparimont employ-I
onwmnko tin.- toiui number about it.
nunrter at u million '1‘th makes the
Posi‘oilico liopurtnu' it. the lament bills.
lllellii department or the government...

 

 

LlNEMAN "Ni.

M. ii. Menuhin. ii
men of the S. N.

 

cidcnt. yesterday.
on the our... of his
stint: that niemher uite nuintully
accident occurred i Prospect
the inquiry we: tirér ed by n. pity:

was bothering in... early loll: : ‘
in front. or Voxers articulation

 
 
 
 
 
 

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