3 arms-i. norm and m Inflow
m‘ ' 1 with, quantities ruminant to preserve
a continuum balance at trade,
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180HOOL s‘l’A‘NSTlCB ro BE GIVEN.
. 1 We are tn receipt of the following
communication from D J M. 'Coburn.‘
1 President of the Board or Education.
W1whlch we most cheerfully publish.
111$A" AC FOR with the assurance that the public;l
" will welcome the information whichgl
38 p. in. will shortly be given concerning our
11 While schoolo.
' . lMy dear Editor: 1 i
In Saturday's issue of the Sentinel
~editorioiiy, I read or a request tor.
1eulightenment relative to the necoe~
slty tor more schoolhousos Whether
_ this request came from an honest)
«fl. .3 1,2'51W" RuiM- seeker alter truth or from someone1
.3 . 1‘JEI’ICES 3 1deoiring to be asked to air his views
~- 1 3 {on the situation, i know not But
leaflet: of Old assuming that it emlnated from thel
1' 1... Fv ‘1'“, A. "'1 first named, for his satisfaction 11:
1 Rr'm1'x; ‘3?" would like to say. in behalf of the:
1.2;.mn;.'":' Norwallt Board of Education that 1151
My and m. {hr as they are concerned the ques- ‘
tion was decided in their report to the.
City Council namely, that new school ;
lhouses were needed to house the chil.,1
‘dren now occupying rented rooms dull“
'to relieve the congestion in the 0141
bu,ildings and the Council were asked
W“ “3 ““011 to secure such hitos as had been:
film WHO 01 Mox- agreed upon .1
E . m ulleletunbance in
My:
11?
5.41 ‘ . n. /
Furthermore It would like to sail
1“ WWW“ 00““ that this Board: of Education were
which“ M1!“ ”0911 to no elected to investigate and settle lust:
5‘) _‘ 11111 “Mill-05' 3319 that such questions as his and moreover:
‘1 ”fill?“ 0! Mexican Iwould like to add that in my opin-
' m; lune 30. 1913 (for a. majority of this Board are fairly in
' K139 19’5“?“ rom- telligent, honest men, unswerved b)
811311.118 hlBtOYY~ sectional, sectarian or self interests.
. t furnished by Direct' ambitious only for the welfare or the
i 1 1191153“ Allie" community with a zeal that accepts
ow be given to Sflb' no compensation except the commen-
men: For fixam- dation of the people ~
"‘13“ trade 0‘3 Man it this were not no. then the Board
mammal}. “mull" should either resign or be impeached.
1 £268.088.977-n0te As chairman of the Board of Educa-
firnw»: fl.
,,.z :MW-U‘Neruk “Tony... 1;
Very sincerely,
.1. MILTON cesiuml
o...“
On account of the distrust in linen-'7'
sniall Icisl circles on nccount of the Wilson
andmiuistretion there is nothing dough.
can no lag in Wall street. 1 _
motor? ’W
..._... l
For moment‘s notice,” although there is
“m in rsoson to believe the Mexicans ma)
tilted not give notice oi! such length
l. ”M
o o. goodium by flashing it message tell-1
mg what sort oil a soldier this fellow ; .
,Fulwwn..5§. 33’ ,9! . ' -. . 1
i W
rol- epood and lied lifter running down a.
1‘ "wl'n-i' ovumnolrons
it would seem us though in t is re s
iIHP' of tears. it a men must loaf he could
1 3‘ do, it no Joli that's congenial. They
l Pension in "urine gloves
‘ this his thromils.-
l
cHlesn AND JAPANesc
“flirted.
Cornet patterns, nil the wow-
‘ est colorings; value 2190 and filic
per yard. Anniversary Silo
Price .. .......... ......24’¢
M .M. .. .,,.
,.,.
Axmmleran Runs. 3;
Floral and Oriental designs.
luo moo ouch. Anniversary Sale Price “94
THE SOUTH “WALK EVENING MIMI.
“unwed; Viv
coucn covsns. ‘
- ‘Full 3 yards long, Banded stripes; value $1.26
each Anniversary Sale Price
not: on. cream
45 inches wide. white and‘ colors; value 25c per 0
yard.‘ Anniversary Sale Price
CREPE DE CHINE.
In pure white, halt» Egyptian
cotton and hull' silk. Very devil:-
uhle for white waists and drains-
es; value 75c per yard. Anni
.vorsnry Sale Price ...... 5&1
DRESS LINENS.
Pine white 36 inches wide.
fine and rumie weaves. sturdy
qunlity; value 50c per yard.
Anniversary Sale Price
. CHAMsnAvs,
Plain colors, loft finish. for
waists, rompers and dresses: va-
lue 12 1-21: per yard. Annivon
snry Sale: Price ........ 854¢
SHEETS.
54 x 90. made of good muslin.
no seems; value We each. An-
niversary Sale Price 39¢
I.
REMNANTS OF
TABLE LINEN.
Sturdy values, in lengths of 2
to 2 {-2 and 3 yards. At about
1-35 off regular prices.
WATERING POTS.
1o qt. sine. or extra héuvy nai-
vunized iron; value 50¢ each.
Anniversary Sale Price . . 37¢
FOOT TUBS.
Made of heavy gelvanldéd
irmr cxtm size; value 35c each.
Anniversary Sale Price . 24¢
) WOM EN‘S VESTS.
Regular and extra sizes. low
neck, short sleeves and sleeve-
less: value 170. Annivcrmry
Sale Price ........... 12 to ¢
BOYS’ KiflAKl PANTS.
Extra heavy double hells sizes 4 to 14 years
Aunhersory Sale Price
L
Magistrate Campbell's sentence at
:Bouck White to six months in the
fworhhouse ior disturbing church oer-
.. American troops are ready "at n vices seems pretty severe but it is
: what any common rowdy would get
for a. less oftenso without any expoav
tulation from anybody. - Waterbury
American.
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Aguinaldo might do General Maas1KiNDERGARTENs ARE
ON THE lNCR-EABE
w
n 10 Years in United States Have
~Growh from 3,244 to 7.557.
. i The motorcycle may now take its In 10 roars underarm» in the
hose place on an equality with the anionic-1131?, (115m; ""3 81‘0“"! fmmnh
, .. n erg one with 205,000 c H»
“aim" the driver at one having put on (iron to 7.557 kindergarten enrolling
364189 children. according to o. huh
iletin issued by the United States Bin
roan at Education. ,
Notwithstanding this encouraging.
increase in schools and oupilo. the
great majority of childrcn are stilt
without the adventures or kindergar-
ten training; Only nine per cent oi
the children of Monorail-ton snow
four to sly-more in kindergarten.
; "Much continua“ work must to .
done." declares Miss Myra. Winch»
tor oi th ludorgortsu division ct
39¢.
mm
" ' ,
r‘
........ WW 1
............ 115*
month. it ever.
We on. medic m Win. for mini-rook. You will find
~ hundred. oc- opportunities to. me In nil-M or luxuries. Ivory 13'
tiny we will olor you more real blue for yin: dollars than you
have our one» boron—vaim-olvlng surprise. IWhg ”mung
over attend in tho hittory of our store. How to a pnrtill Hot of
tomorrow's cocoons; «Hinge. You'll and many other his values
, not advertised.
,
Women S
High Class Garments 1
won priced on tam at gulch reduced lie uses THAN run ACTUAL oosr or run MATERIALS.
Coats Suits, Dresses
and WaiSts
All in the most correct 1nd desirable models of the season.
portuuity that has come your way.
iversary Sale
. It .1... Erotica All Our Sale Records
"CAM—40M; m and; m Ordered.
‘BEC‘MIIl—woniy m mm An mined.
. 1 “CAMP-Print m on Lm to o. m in comment
MOI—Pom Hm M1,” M EWHCO That Values
in Our Anniversary In m~.Wom find no Advertised.
it is without exception the greatest on
it is douboml "another such chalice presents itself for many a
mam -sm¥"rs,“‘rgu '
1
1 NNHT 60W“
WM trim med;
iPETTICOATB.
l
1 $2250
Specral lot Ladies’ S
Dresses. Values up
_to $22. 510 ‘
............ 25¢
work or the kindergarten associn
Lions, there have evolved training
schooinrfor hinde‘i'garten teachers; the
State Legislature has been induced to
pass a bill making it legal to insti-
into public school ulndera‘ortons; lo.
cal boards of education have partial-
ly, than entirely, taken over the care
and education or little children. and
axially State anvil city normal schools.
have incarcerated the kindergarten
training schools. picking them into a
regularly mtoxrithd dominant. "
The bureau‘s bulictin on kindergarh
tens given complete statistics for on.
vu- md public kind‘ormtonu
throughout the United am so far
no manometer-opened; together with.
opinion: at superintendents; supervis—
ors. and teachers so tothe results of‘
Endorsement; twining in_their con»
munitions. The bulletin" is iiiuctrot’od
with photons»: of not ”com:
ten children in real lindcrnrton cc-
tt‘vitioli.
«u.»— .4»...
FOREST FIRE GEAOQN GEMS, ,
only STAR“? . ‘3’
The first reports of forest fires hove
inflicting u 1.98
Special lot
Coats, Value $10
Ladies’
16.49
Special lot
10.98
mulls nu
lung llllllllli
Madame Helene Selleri Wins the
m .
Suit Against Mrs. Margaret
tailln oi ‘ilrsenwicn
o
in a decision handod'dowp by Act-
ing 'Judgo Frank I... Wilder. oi‘the
Civil {lommon Pleas Court. Madame"
Helene Bolton-t, a fashionable modicte
ct New York, wins liar suit against
Mrs. Margaret Inflln of Greenwich.
Judas Wilder awarding her Moses
amounting to 3344.60. The suit was
over a two dresses that Martinis Sei-
fort made for Mrs. Latlln. The ion
tor claimed thut they did not fit her
and she refused to pay a balance due
on them.
‘ Accepted Goods
Judge Wilder in his memorandum
says: ”The plaintif! made to order two ‘
Meet: at an agreed price and do»
‘ mm than) is the defendant on the
day; that she sailed for Europe. The
‘ readout tried on one or the ‘gun
1191:11:31,11itii while on route and found it un-
”11¢le orl’l on r 969d: Novomlier so
‘ a
r and
Waists. Values up to
$1.50
Ladies'
1690
GlRDLES.
goods were sold at an agreed price." 1 wicked solicitor.
Defendant Got: Decision
Judge Wilder? has also handed down
a decision in the case of Edward O.
A. Glokner vs. James J. Fitzpatrick
both of this city. it gives the de-
fendant judgment to' recover costs
The plaintiff claimed that on Novem~
her 2 of lost year he was driving his
isiitomohile in Fairtleld and was on
:the. right hand side or the road when
Ellie detcndnnc’s automobile came
1olong in the opposite direction and
on who left hood side or the road.
There was: a. collision and tho plaintltf
claimed his onto was badly don-sued
lie sued for $500 damages. Judge
Wilder in his'mcmorandum says: “in
this me, u, in every action of! negli-
moo, the plum!!! must prove the
acts or negligence, or some of thorn
alleged in his complaint by a bronco:
defence of the evidence. 1 ‘
‘» plaintiff has» called to do?"
DEFENSE l'LMiS 0F
“WEEK KEEN“
o
Norwaiit has alv‘mys been a furor-
its hound. of the flutter. and the in-
divlduel who lilo wits. 'Illlit1
out litter/011mm ‘1
CHILBBEN-ES STAMD‘. DRESWS
Made of enemy. in one, pink end m
l the 29c ouch. Anniversary Sale Price ”19 t
11 . thnire round and square neck. loco and cm- 1,
‘1.“ DIIDIOI lib-Ii.-
Madeofllno entity M mean we. when ‘
ruffle; value 89c and $1 00 each. Annivwsm Gale
I'Snie Price .......
0f messulin silk, all the ,
him-h; value 500 on Anniversary Sale Prlco25¢
This tho‘
it
6
BUST FClRMS. 3
Made ct paper mourns, Jersey
covering: over! mm mm
lava one in. the helm; value .
lite ouch. Anuivm leis -‘1
Price ......... . ..... m
.... r...”
3.41;: .
Ami convene.
73! L
.,«:-
value 81. 00 each. Anniversary
..... .................... 63¢ 1‘
. ......... . .............. 59$
womeu’s omen cum. 1“
Low neck and sleeveless knee
pants, trimmed with lace: value
59c each. Anniversary Sale
Pride .......... _. ., ...... 39¢1
MISSES' UNION sum.
Low neck and sleeveless, loos?
trimmed pants; value 39o each;
Anniversary Sale Price . . m
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN
SHIRTS AND DRAWER3.
Shirts short sleeves, drawn
ankle length, extra. quality. An.
nlvorsnry Sale Price 25¢
BOY! POROUS KN"
UNION arm's.
Long and short sleeves, ankle
length. extra quality. Annlvcr~
sary Sale Price, each . .. 50¢
—
INFANTS' WOOL 8H IRTS.
I months to 3 years; valuezse
ouch. Anniversary Sale Price
..................... 19¢
WOMEN’S SILK LISLE HOSE.
All colors, double heel! and
toes, garter tops; value 500' per
pair. Anniversary Sale Price
m1 ‘1sz' ww 4-..-
MEN'S HALF HOSE.1
Black and tan. linen heels and
toes, extra strong: value 170 per
pair. Aninvorauy Sole Price
............... 3... . . 1255‘
popular coioi‘s' ‘ and
I“.
.._-_.._-...-. ”an.-.“ M.
Secretary Hall at the Chamber of
Commerce has information of a couple
of swnrthy sleek looking Turks claim
in: to be Kurds who are new work:
log New England! The thrill claim to
be collecting funds for a his Christian
school in their country. they exhibit
u lot of what look to be excellent let-
tors of introduction and credit hearing .
names wall known in religious and fl.
nancioi circles. These [non it learned
are likely to show up in Harwell: at
any time. They “9113mm to to
takeout the worn typo. Thou do not
work under-the some lumen every-
where.
Secretory Hail also warns Chamber
menthol: against amiss claimna to be
collecting, “adv tel? the Boy Scouts of
Ari-uh. 'Ehil aim at no
«um m not does not got
in m in. that rum 5
The Chamber of commerce though
two departments at work guarontoes
to “rid Mild, W of the lactate '
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bore
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