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Clearing Sale
or V\ omen? £14 mesa! Suits. Costs Dresses. Skirts Wsists and Car-
sets, at Greedy induced Prices.
“(he PARIS
' 33 80. Main 81.. South Nomalk [515 Main St. Stamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
any .
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Parasols
A most appropriate and practical gift for the fair graduate.
Dgrf‘fl.
We are showing a variety of desirable styles in an exceedingly
handsome array of color combinations to harmonize with the
summer costumes.
~— Plain or fancy sticks-many styles but one of kind
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WE ARE AGENTS FOR
THE NEW HOME
Sewing Machines
LET US SHOW VOU ITS MERITS,
A.Dickerman 81 Son
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ,
We; GIVE B. AND H. “KIN TRADING STAN”
PONY VOTES
'lt‘s‘dsssoroustorsmsrried 11111110
, love his neighbor es himselt—it she‘s
11 chsrming‘ widow.
o o' ' 0
id Dominion L1
Let on book you for one at the:
Delightful Short Sea Trips.
08.00 0». Way, 31400 Round Trip.
bee Company's Advertisement on
. Page 6.
have You Insured That New
Automobile?
J. M. Laytdn 81 60.. inc.
Real Estate and Insurance.
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwslk.
Want Ads. in finding
onto with small cost'or ”eh-v
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NOTICE
My Tire Prices in sttrscuve. I
can sore you money. Let 1110
your requirements the 111.11. of tile
you preter- end I will be plossod to
quote you. I hove the stool: end my
prioeoorerisbt. lashess'pecislty.
of Ford Renoir-lug. not. your old on
I'll; and ride like new. 11.111.111.11.
pr es.
Austin' 3 Garage
1a doom mm or. .
01- 'Phone “22¢, W. 8. Austin. ii
W Avenue.
III-seine iii Used cue.
. 1 1913 Pullmsh o, n beheld lot
hsnuuots upon short notice. ._ . 1 buyer.
GDNCQRT BY ORGHBTM‘ I .
Property owners utilise Sentinel ' .
buyers or ten-
Sh l1
liv; liiCli:
The fircless oven is
and fireless cooker.
attention.
dirtorheotinthe
when you need it.
3, and 4 binders.
other sizes.
IlliI 1101111 MEI SITE
ill 80MB“
(continuation First Pssbl‘ J
{ergo smount of money. ' The cost or
the schools and sitos should be 111111111
first. Councilmen Micbsol 1 11111111111.
who introduced the resolution. explain-
ed thst the building committee hsd
1.1.1.1111. worked on end considered
the msttor. sad that the sinoupt was. ‘
necessary ,
in introducing the original resolu-'
tion ceiling for two school-houses.
Councilmen meals 1111' posted 1111'
THE “NEW PER-
FECI'ION” COOK
.1 an 11.1.... and 1%.. 1.1.1.1.
3.03.1. spending 11.1.. 51..
New Per
The New Perfection No. 5, with the
new Fueless Cooking Oven. 15 the latest
addition to the New Perfection line.
stove. and does your cooking for you
with the least possible trouble
The New Periodion Stove mallet no
toasts. broils and bakes.
fuel than any other stove—wake only
New Perfection Stoves .1..1.'w11111.2.
cook-bookkeewiiheach. The No. 5
lireless cooker includes broiler and toaster.
These can be obtained separately for the
STANDARD (ill. COMPANY
oi New York
*3
w..-”
l
l
a combination oven
It 15 a part of the
kitchen. it roasts.
Costs less for
Seclviron heater and
or the ms, 111-. 0111111111111 considered
a school on the ~Rsymond site most
necessary.
i n J. Reynolds. 11 111.111». or the
11.1.1 undone». sore thst thohoud
wss preetiully nnsnlm‘ousin selecting
tho‘Cedsr street 111111111. most use
ososry end he 111.111... assumed the
“snthorltytbehsngeittothe Rey-
mood site. He held the residents of
the 1111‘1'1'1311 beehJuggled 6111 111...,11
schoolhouse ertoen yos‘rs 080. M
""" were to be inulgd
so i 't the Raymond property hell
1...; nbstituted"npon the recommen-
dent Chapman it a school was built.
‘clrcle as the children from the south
_: end or the town that were forced to
’ go to the Franklin.‘would have further
hm!!! “MI;
1 tenths resolution; coiling,
housing 1111111. Boyhood site
W10! the Gods: street
boon out as by ”111.1111 today
the school looked further ssoy than
it did fifteen years ago.
Both John R. Spencer and Judge
John J, Keogh spoke on the necessity
01 having a school house on Cedar
street in preterenoe to West street,
because of the long distances children
were forced to go in all kinds and
sorts of weather.
Willism P. Ward, a. member of the
Building Committee. said that three
sites had been considered as neces-
esry. and he did not think it advisable
to change trom- that course. He
said he had given the, matter consid-
ersble attention, and had made a
survey of the conditions existing, and!
there were nearly 300‘children' in the.
near vicinity ol‘ the Cedar street site.
certainly enough to fill six rooms.
John R. Spencer asked Superinten-
I
on Cedar street which took about 300!
children from the Franklin School in
300 scholars now going to the Concord
:could not be moved to the Franklin
and thus relieve the congestion in the
Concord snd Lincoln Schools. Mr.
Chapman said that was moving in s
to go then the hill scholars did when
they attended the Franklin building.
{school condition or the whole town.
‘Dr. Coburn said that the Knudsen and
,Concord schools Were ilreirnps. and
if the scholars of those schools were;
forced to strand much longer. he would
[take steps to hove the buildings clos- l
Led and boarded up Chsirmsn Cobum 1
was quite vehement in his declaration:."..
that the board hsd made a scientific
lnvestlgstion of school matters in!
Norwslk. and thet the membera‘ didii' t I
wont sny outside interference. and
objected to Judge Keogh'e remarks." 1
l Councilman Wolfe also took excep-'
vtlon to Dr. Coburn‘o remarks. sud
éwhen .0111 meeting was our, the two
. physicians met in the corridor.
l A11 s11 opener Dr. Cohurn stated.
5thst the council was composed of s!
lot of "yspe" to which Dr. Wolfe re-f
tortod "By 0—. you’re not overbiessed ‘
with brains."
5 Councilmen mutton sgsin offered:
his smendmont to purchase the Cedar ‘
street site lasted 01 the Raymond
. property. and the motion woo, «111.111
by the council. _
The cost of the Coder street proper-
ty wss referred to the committee on '
11111111111 for sttention. but it is valued
st 810.400 sad the Fsirileld County
Deity property on Foirview 11.111111
,tor um.
I Object to Blind Ditch.
A protest was made to the council?
by members 01‘ the West Side improve-y
monthseocistion in regard to s blind.
ditch on’i certain men’s property on
West Coder street, which is so clog-
ged with roiuse that every rain storm
it hooks up the water. flooding the
property or other residents. The mob.
tor was referred to city engineer and’
corporation counsel.
' Saleem Close by 11:30.
Councilmen Robert 'M. Wolfe. lire“
rented s11 ordinance calling for the
i
VIEWER?) EN; to. 1914
hilltops“ Advertisemets. I Bridgeport Advertisements.
the o. 1». Read to.
Established 1857
HAMMOCK
TIME
lire) make imc llamuuuks 111111;;11l1\s.\'1\c1
.. .. ...- we»--- “-0. ...__....
\\1ll1i11 memor} c.1111. ultiut inhabitant \1crc.il11_\ ds
t‘lllllful'ialllt‘. as luxurious as 110“. Big. strong
enough to hold several pcnplc. wide enough fur bwls.
with easy springs aml suit mattresses they lcuvc 1111111-
ing to be desired for restful sicslas ur a night's sleep
outdoors.
v V ' '
A. J, Rummler also inquired why one Prices Moderate ____“ _,__ __
one was left out. ' 7 The “North Shore." [his ll lillllllUkk is 111.111.» of
3 Chairman J Milton Cohurn said that . .
the gentlemen who had been talking heavy sail clmli, rc-mlorccli at the 11011011]. 111111
fwere not as familiar with school con- has strung staymicccs at either curl. it has :1 Nvllil
lditione as the Board of Education and; i , ~ , . - . , _, .11 1 . .
the Superintendent at Schools and 115 steel frame am national springs, a TL\tl'>ll t 111.11-
won their opinion that the West tress “i111 éuft 111p and l)~1IlUlll. ’
' street site was the most needed otter . .1. ~ .
Is careful and scientific surVey ofc 2' r $14.00.
Couch Hammock with green mailrc» aml brown
wind shields. it is suspended from iis frame by
chains. but has foldingr lugs. 11111111111 bu muvcriml iuiu
a stationary couch for the pnl‘l‘ll or house when «he
sired. ‘
$12.50.
Several Styles at $12.00.
Couch Hammock attached it) frame of heavy
steel tubing with stout chains. nircly alljusiwl.
equipped \\itl1 national springs. lllIlUl mattress
with valance. and very high wind shields.
Khaki Couch Hammock,
having national springs and tufted mattress with \‘21—
suspcmlcil by ropes.
lance. antiwalso back rest attached to wind <i1iciris
Khaki Couch Hammock with
very comfortable. suspended by ropes from hardwood
box mil sprinws
frame.
Either of these three models at $12.00.
Khaki Hanmmk with soft mattress, steel frame.
woven spring headrest. ‘adjustabic to five positions.
. $10-75
* 10111111 Hammock, national springs and good
mattress with valance, suspended by ropes. $9.00
Khaki Homock‘witli steel frame. (iccp mattress.
national springs, with shields secured by hooks. $8.50
Khaki Hammock with ~ springs, tufted mattress. ,
high wind shield and ends. hung with ropes, $6.50
Each Hammock is supplied with strong‘ chains,
hooks and screws.
Shown in the basement.
closing of the saloons of all the die-f "I I
"lots at 11:30 o'clock. Ilt was ex?
plethddthstthesoloonsoiNoI-welxw
close or. one time. the saloons oi Dost
.Norwsik st snother. and the South
. Norwslh osloone st still another.»
the ordinatico will compel o uniform
closing order: was passed.
, Indium ,
The Connecticut Comm present-
ed new pious tor the proposed Row-
oyiou switch. which they elem com-
ply with the low in may detail. This
motto: «no no ballots. 11111 woe to-
i
”bled. looinmitteowiilhosmlnted
to fleet s Ististsetory settlement.“
, no.1. mum oompeny.
' . 1111111119 or the Bills.
ltsyor Muesli airmail 111.1. otter
the city cle‘rlt but 1911; the 111111. thet
11 would no- sorta; 111111111 to
is 111mm
t
them“ limorestressurorot
Board of Apportionment to provide
,qu
"the to: it accessory.
I.
and}. wssrstihod pythooonncll:
cilmsn M J. Riordon objected to the
use at voting machines. citing the
111111111. the machines made of a re-
cent election held in Horitord.‘ Mr.
Esther mild thst the machined were
used by all cities or my note “in this
state and were found to be éhtirely
sstlsfnctory. however. he apologized
for own: the resolution. saying that
111. 1119111111 hsd trild him before the
months. that he would vote to: the
resolution it oflered, "11111 when a;
vote was token. ' Mr. Hipeon voted
isgsinot the messure. ‘ ’
Wuhor for Town Fem, .
The roduest oi the 13ml of Chart
lties to use the $700 mnted‘to‘r‘omce
ssisries toi- s rumor. was ‘grsnted.
1'. him!!! of Best avenue. not Nor-.Theeomminsionors do theofleiel work
with claiming hound been messedfihemseivos. The request of this dc-
to: property on Cotton street. which pertinent to: the 111mm nothings
doesnutexiss‘or which hodooenot ottho “Muhammad.
lino their pious.- The letter was re
(erred to the Committee on Finance.
schools "Need Nor. 11.1.9. ..
Dr. Henry C. Show smeared he-
tore the council on 1111th of the
11111111 or Educsilon,‘ requesting ths‘t
the council cell s session of .the
about so. 001) for temporary 11.1.6111
quarters 111111. next school term in
the old Putnsm Hose. building St.
Joseph’s Parochial school, and the
Berkeley street Choral. The Meyer
won empowered to cell 11 meeting. °‘.
the Boord oi Apportionment to consid- .
or the motion“. ' '
Abatement .1 1111.11 Tex.
A communiostiou we! send from D.
“own. 'l‘heoerporotlonoounsol sndontlle'l‘ownl‘emlsnd. woo also
111111.11.
l The 11 1... building 1111. 111. card.
. 71.11.1111. 111111.1- mm I: “$00! no voted uselnod by 1111.
men '
The enrolment of women m enticed-1W ma. 1.11111» 6
Oom- anyhofltsttheeu .ot Lubrsnov
mill-newsstand. reins communion-
timinmmodtbstthelowor‘."
udutthissuest wee -imooossble._
ondiislldtbemsttesded to.
norm-1111mm.“
Alums- new 1.11111
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collector 11111 «one one abate
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Voting MochlmoVetodDowu.
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