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u out here that oil bun Mild nou- no... new “in" he ism; {he “Wag!
W throughout the Thu last twice or u bra-h coated to the board on the uyor’a speech . e . I!
4,. .u .o i... .u .1... , out... m... “a; m .. I... own mm .. F urnlture Coverings and Draperies
'n ? dry Id. M, worn. the matter was brought up bore him
“ a in will do the "W “who“. Wit/ma“ out in his stand. i . . . . .
W homag, broiling, . “5305. card! .t oolon—noandme “The chm, mm me 1" my; Elective colon and destgns In many matenals that Will give a spring time brightness
W W to your ut- dye—no ahmglno—nowuto. 1,,” said i. “a“. .3“ I “m to to any room.
'i “ion p! nhcwflehflufloCdua-Wodndm obey the lfl- 1 line no personal
’ O the smallest fractio . $22!: hwever' for uh" that Crafter‘s Cloth -------------- 45C yd. Tapestry Cretonne ................ 25c yd.
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~ . “hp- your guests at best The Ha'c h 6' Ba ' 'ey CO. E0:111:15h 15:99:; :Ezulid ha: signs? 1 pence 39c yd ain Color Denim; ............ 39c yd.
. a i mpen ng as - a u l
f i” when they do m“ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ities blew over for a short time. flag? Cloth. A imuon -v2;:m:;md “mm in -man):.gl:‘_1y__ patifm ' ' ' 7"; ' 39¢
.17“, . nnnor of half cooked spaniel“; cmdipg our.“ shingiu, Beaver Board. The lengthy report or suwrtntem. Madras White or cream, in self patterns and colored designs ............... .. . . 25c-29c yd.
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__ H or soggy biscult— um _ t :11, styroveghapmn "3 "1e“ "ad Quaker Craft Lace, white. ivory or eCru .................... .. ........ . . 35c to 75c yd.
”I. at your mercy and ‘ improvements at ‘he “'innipauk
ti ” m - school wa~ th
‘ it. So have ‘ s e next subject to come
fir. u ,0... t... W NEW SPRING M... mm“... footage"... i 75.4%
' a: 8 ”ts Coats and Hats on buildings reverted that all con- Kirsch Curtain Rode are the most satisfactory curtain rods made. We have them in all
” 5 Mt enough at most. " u]. tractors had not yet turned in bids, - fi .
At Pnicns to lNTERES'l‘ ALL who are concerned in Obtaining the 4,... ma. as soon as one more em Widths and mshea.
BEST VALUES possible in new garments, correct styles, dependa- 1m“? could be secured, the work
THE ble qualities. would be started. . a
CLOAKS MILLIVERY woo... Ahm- amour to..." i - _ 7
T we as being desirous of having immedl‘ i o o o o O o '
i‘ ERRIS COAL OUTH MAIN ST SOUTH NORWALK W ““‘m “m "l "1" mm WW“ °' ‘1“ '°”““” °' ”w “”°°' If! a" dad» ’4”°”°”‘":”°”’”'” K”:“VM°¢M”$°
.1. 33 S - ‘ ; M this point n u, chm, wen board, He claimed that the board 3‘ 0,0
4 . : ithat a vote would soon have to becast stood independently of any other city .2. 0"
COMPANY "“”‘ "'-~-~-' ~-— 0“ ”“8 matter, and the question of committee or board. and that in sur- 0:0 ‘
:Mr. Reynolds' right to vote was thus rendering their right in this matter. 0:. & ¢
.. Ibrought before the board for a deci they will be doing an injustite to the 9.. . .
" CORNED BEEF ”lion. women Iottrs, Ii.d tlic (liildien of f. ?
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- i Mr. Reynolds arose in a “do or dic"."°"‘lk' .. . 1to .3.
‘ Rnnp corned Bee . . . 1“ lb. manner, and opened the 9Xli9ct£d ho» “Wm“ are we? again questioned :3. 3.
. a . . ' ltilitles with a short speech Dr. Tracey. :
F a“ .7 ‘: - 'I‘. Ha‘c h u . o o 1“ lb- ! "l reelived a notice Rom the secre- "The law." said Mr AlIrt-us, "says ‘ 0:0
, _ .. . ' ‘i- ' Ilflry.” said Mr. Reynolds, "that ”miwe have not got the right to proceed , ..
-. 3 I .' . " 3'. ‘1 t i Ribbed la.” Chops ° ' ' ° 2“ lb. ”body had appointed me a member 0' in this limiter, and l therefore oh 0 O 3.
’1 5' .~ .‘ I u Veal “ . o . . 22C lb. ’the Board of Education. 1 took Ihe'i""‘ strongly m ”‘9 mum) taken. I o g.
I “ . ' .oath of other. in good th but I furthermore believe that the mayor. ..
a. .‘ ~> i Hamburg S‘Cflk . - i ' 1“ Ib‘ ‘umy.’ no desire to for“ myself ulmnl‘md the counsel are working for the ‘ ° .3.
\‘ » ‘i' . ”we Bacon . . . , . 15: u). .the board neither have i any objec Ebenefit of ill? (‘illfi i .. .3.
' V» '53. ‘7 i3. tions to any member of this board pro- I Dr. Tr“?! till" dt'millllli‘d ‘0 “l0“ . ‘°
, ‘ Bee' uver " ° ° ' ' ' 106 lb. lf‘hlilliz against ml presence [3 be what kind of oilicers the members of 9:. S I C ~ T ol o .gz
‘ . I ‘r , \\ Pigs “ . . . . . m II), ilete. however. that this body has thc'lhi‘ h‘lflld 0' ttdui‘hilll“ ""9- ““d M" 0:. prlng oats, al Cred Sluts 3
~. ~- 37% authoriu to l 9 Iltylloldl‘ nnsucred the some as hlld
. , 1% \?1h\ lcnm o o o o 15c ‘01. board if 'llellgimflcngglz: 1:212:51; lil' Coburn. 3: ' . . z .
.. ' ‘ -. it has not the war to I I ill‘ 3'1"" trlcd i" bring pence ""0 : Sk W D .
WONMENT '8 EVERYTHING‘ lame Grape "I" . . o . 5 '0'. 25¢. lmember l will lifilllnitl) "$21.1: aliilt’ circle at this point and said that .3. lrts’ alSts’ resses 0'.
if u. '°'““ °' ’°“"“‘“°"‘ “”1”" WE ISSUE VOTES FOR LIBRARY CONTEST. William Ahrens then arose and out- the bum W .. W‘ “N“ “‘“’ “"' '8‘ ’ °°
“up: to a woman‘s heart than a r lined his position in the tangle, as be- automobile on the muntrr road“ at .1 ’3‘ , l . .3,
W home tastefully furnished. li Schmueys 58mm Markels mg or u... sum, “mm“ as Mr. Ward. the present time. The further theyi .3. Dont de ay your purchases until the last moment. .3.
9. , m. to us “.9” show you ouri "There is no personal feeling." said wcnt, the deeper they stuck in. the: 0:. ‘t.
’ Quality wall paper and explain: 3: WASHINGTON ST. 39 MAIEKST- M“ “"9““- hliri‘o ) 1’; 3hr” Iii“ $152; 2:1“? N Let us trim your Easter Hat. We have the greatest sc- 3.
‘ . . Reynolds nxuln arose to (”(9nd that t Ie oart cou no .’ ’-. .. e.
1- . may beautify your home ati SOUTH NORWALK. NORWA . “I .
5”“! cost. Our prices and "(it ' his position. and stated um “norm“: claim or detlne the situation. i N lection of Millinery in The Norwalks. v.0
Dr. Soburn stated that as far as the
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Isultlng the city (barter. he was autis—l
VIII WI ‘0 ’0“ fled that the board had a light to up board w‘“ ”“9er
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the question of the legality of this ”‘0‘ that h” '“ “0‘" answered \lr
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" oilnt members. innd that this discussion Was as one
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I inolda and if l serve on this board 1 hr Shercr still tried to beguile the "08:2:inre‘ltv:eri:uillil:vrif:n also tried in“: "mhlinfilhad been done yet, and it
7 m‘ I!— 5‘“ “WW.“ Veal Chops .......................... 22¢ and 24¢ "l. 'm not surrender any rights. Mr time of peace into the family gather to 938'" a declaratioii of peace by doncph: :1 $1323; "mm” would b“
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i - T." 45’ ' Sirlom Steak .................................. 22¢ "’- “Md Hlflil’d lhll the city (‘icrk should '12:”: :::d0'r:‘:x:c:‘h:;::('Esmtye‘: uxuesting another session, dovoted' things were progressing Dr. Siierer
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”'c.-9-. __ fl..- . i ‘ 10¢ (t "'9“ me in. if m m" Show "'9 “ 0 0 p to the settlement of this matter alone. objected to only two men figuringtho
‘ . Round Clams """"""""""""""""" i ‘ ‘rllle- ‘0 that effect. i will Kindly with- “M “p .‘ -\\'lll the weapons be eightounce work. and said s Th ti t t
l Opened Long Clams ........................... 35¢ qt. .draw” I “The records." said Dr Coburn. ( w b I 0 9 0° or “'3" '
' ulmes. asked a mem er. ed some contractors of the Second
a» _ e ”fie Shop . . “i take my stand from the corporn- “i" “‘0" ”1‘“ Mr- Reynolds is “i "i will say one thing.” said Dr. (“firm .0 mm. a ch nc .- th b
“I'M. CLAVEN 56 NO. MAIN ST. l BCCI'S mea‘ and PNViS|on C0. tion counsel and lhe mayor," said Mr ”"an Sf :h'” ”Tm". h ill Sharer. rising. "if Mr. Reynolds. con in such a thing was pissfbl: Alli: it
, "But i e clter ronI t c mayor w I
i (3 Stores.) “Md ““0 the mun“! claims that! tnry lo the advice 01 the corporation [wood deal of arguing and discussion
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. '.counse| totes in this meeting. you it was final] toted to Ilace the m t~
l T , NOW SHOWING 6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST” action should come through the may- “Ahrena will have a job getting your 813. 000.1" in the binds of thpxbullding mt“-
”BflAls AND suns South Norwalk. Phone ”80. NON/ilk. Phone 38!. ion" I More readings from the charter fol-H appropriation from the "a“: for next. ‘mlttee. and Mr Ahrens with power
- Dr Milton .l (‘oburn stated thatiiowed this hill" anti \ir “Pl“nm" year." «5.1 This subject brought about the dis.
-.- upon his asking the. ”corporation established the legality of his oath of
icounscl, of Stamford some questions ofllcc
"The attorney general can be lorc- 'cnssion of the icondltlona
'cd to gile an Opinion"
thTIONAL VARIETY
in other
_ “mm W'- C0"school grounds and. after Mr. Ward
in regard ‘0 lht‘ matter, he had been "i believe that Mr. Reynold!l has burn. I“! Ihad seriously threatened to appoint
informed by that gentleman that the'bcen legally “worn in." I Bald MT “We acknowletfiied our weakness hinlge" a committee of one to 1m".
board had the right to appoint its own Almns. "but i do 110' ”link ”ll“ he wherrwe hesitated," said Harry Set) ‘1“ the mayor about the matter of
members 5" sitting legally in this meeting." iflPld- the city engineering department get
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i. "We get no advice from the corpor-; “9 hi"? “Fl" bl‘fll given an 09m" Mr. Reynolds agaln arose and stat- ting out plans of the school grounds
cation counsel. .. said Mr (‘Oburn lion by the corporation counsel " said:etl that he was here to see this thing [the board voted that. through the
5 "I am willing to resign if the char- ilr Coburn. ‘he thinks the question out and that in this matter he would building committee. the‘mayor 3110“”
ter says that oaths of oilice should should come through the mayor." thack his opinion against that of the be interviewed in regard to the ques-
be taken from the city chk," said, The Cfiunht'l FhOllld know said orcporatlon counsel. tion of the city engineer getting out
IMr. Reynolds. Dr. Tracey. “you are not as SOOd ll, "Any man has a right to back his plans for the Board of Education of
i Mr. Ward said that he had men- lawyer as he." .own opinion against anybody. if he in"; “nous school grounds, 1: sum
ftIoned the swearing in matter as boo. “I dont know about that. revlli’dithinks he is right," said \lr Rey- an action was impossible to obtain,
ing merely customary (Dr. Coburn. :‘nolds, and i believe i am right. '1‘th In,” plans should be secured from
Gold Medal or Jones FLOUR 90¢ bag.
Good Table BUTTER ' 34¢ lb
Strictly Fresh Nearby EGGS 28¢ doz,
East IndiaTa (30.
not! MEN AND BOYS
All Complete At
‘7, $10 and $125
Get the Habit and Go0 to
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i The question of helm.v sworn in. “I'ntil an amendment (‘hll be PTPS corporation counsel sometimes makes (Brown & Hoyt. the local contractors.
Main St. 80 Norwllk then aroma and Dr. Coburn Statedgented to the Legislature and be PMS , mistakes" I The matter of smoke nuisances also
' Ithat he never remembered being.ed thereby making this matter Ci?“ “We will go into exccutite session," ,“m. brought before the meeting and
WR YOUR CLOTHES _ _ sworn in at all. I think we had better let the ques- Isald Dr. Coburn. '
if was voted that the building come
Elnittee be given poucr
"The mayor and corporation coun- stion rcst" said Mr Ahrcns. I 'NO we won’ft' said Mr. Ward .
to I‘emOI 0
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K‘ D D D D D D D RD 0 D D D D D D D D D D D D D 0 U D D Iscl comm” the action megul" s_aid “The mayor and council do not "we'll do things right here. now. imp“, and lengthen stocks. on various.
i]. a lMr. Ahrcns. irecognizc our appointment." said Dr. “He is a member." said Dr. Coburn ‘school buildings front which com-
BOARD BREAKS i cl _FOR‘ U "The city charter," said Mr. Rum.’Sherer, “and have instructed me to Is he?" replied Mr Ward. Iplaints had been recelted in regardto
, , I D GREX HUGS CONJOLEMS O lmlcr, "says that we are to be govera- tell the board that there is n vacancyi After some further discussion Mr. hm smoke
. tfl’ i f0“ ENDURANCE a FIBER Hues LINOLEUMS '3 3rd by sh"? statutes and the Bullhead“ he “W'- .. thelhold“ “0“? and brought the W“ I The board then \oted to go into ex~
’ b , D TAPESTRY RUG-8 MATTINGS 0 support “5' . “I niakc a motion, said Dr Tracey, it” to a temporary head when he ecuthe session to receitc the repair.
_ _ a AXMlNSTEn HUGS AND MATS U ‘W ho will settle the legal matters “that thta mayor he notified'that there stated that he would consider him- of the mache” 00“,“th This re-
d from First Page) a . .60 TO— O of the board?" inquired Dr. Tra‘tey- inn“. “can” 0“ the board 5°" 9' member 0’ “‘9 ‘ml‘h b“ “Minot-ms belimed to be satisfactory.
N! -. . a 0 ‘Ir. Reynolds :3" :rose “Mal-Ed en: on cant do it," replied Mr.AhriheTIlvxiulld11031111129.u t t lcovering several different matters
. ' rs. Dr. Milton Cobui.. _- ‘ sections of the ty c arter an e 8 cave ma 91' R a emnor The clock was near the midni ht
as William Ahrcns Alt-‘Admltl' 2 A. mCKERMAN & SON?S : state statutes referring to the matter.’ “if the city council cOllsldel'S Dolll'iary truce. but settled as far as last hour when the motion to adjourn 5“
A'memm Ward, Dr. Henry' t: i“ SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. - PHONE 4“ but. a difference of opinion as m the action illegal, they should proceed toievcnlng's discussion was concerned. finallv made and carried
W Barry Scofield, answer- a ' : meanings Of the law, developed‘illlmthe vacancy." stated Mr. Rcy- illitters 0:11 more Lntirfit wastthen:
l names at the o cnln of. ’ omens: the members. Ino 6- 9. en “D 9 3 0' me ‘ re —T URSDA '
but. as the sedition got-o I 0 Thursday " 3"”"1' Day f" LIDRARY VOTES' D "What kind of it body are we. tOwn,‘. Mr. Ward then addressed Dr. Co mained before the board went into ex- is the night yo: plan “:de at the
' more members fitmned - ‘ a cltv. state. or national?" naked Dr IIburn. anti stated that the board had lecutlve session at ten- -forty- ”five '(‘ountry (‘lub
! '3‘ Tracey and B J Rey I a O a a 0 o o a .0 O O 0 O O a 0 D O a a on 0 n a Cl Tracey. who seemed to Desire en- [voted not to go to the corporation The condition of the grounds at thei __ >
. I" of Mystery u ! - __ ugmmem on this point [counsel for advice. IWinnlpauk school was brought to the. The remains of ““91 Ramirez.
‘ matter to come before We" HI: too late this year to install It lit» The secretary. Dr. Henry C. Sharer; “We are oflicers of con-olidated :‘And you went " said If. Ward. attention 01"th board lllld I "DO" eight years old who died in New
‘ of the new coal gavln‘r lice and hope for coal saving, butithen road the oath of oflice taken by districts." answered Dr. Coburn. "bill you hid no authority" Ifrom the committee 0“ ”l" matter I York city Of typhoid fever we e re-
“of which has been in- thin-next year. the attachments oould.tho newly admitted member. 3. J. Mr Reynoldl. the lulu in queetion.t ”W0 Wm stubbom It the time?! 7"“ called for The committec re moved to this city this morning by
_ .m" at the High “'10."th mm on u] boil.“ in the Nor- man. who had been worn in by then arose and made a general I’ther said Mr. Abram. 'ported that "to contractors had sent Director D. w. Raymond for inter-
“:trou tile testimony'orur.:nlk public schools. and he would Joseph J. blunder-{Justice ot the lengthy statement to the mom of- “The only way out at this matter in bide. but tint they were waiting ment in Non-lit cemetery 3
' - , has produced u— :luanoteo their satisfaction. The peace. foot that he was there to thrash this is to drop it." laid Dr Coburn. ‘for a third estimate before the work . ~-
A mount!” or board listened to thio matter with William 1‘. Ward am. at thin matter out. and that he believed that "In in! opinion.” aid Ilr Abram. Ihoul be liven out Mr Ahm- wui —TONIGH?~ ARMORY.
the do- mot most. but am to out. no ’.ooi|t on Mto nut thopn- or. heard no." I". unwell to eon-IWr annou- cannot sit on this somewhat displeased at that pro; Lut visit of McEnnelyI Or he no.
4;." u all bo'ooke tnvrlobito action or loot alcove neot- +me action of the battle w duct their work W board.” 'cedlnp. and asked when the work Aulploe. Sixth Company. Concert and
." 'u outta. that thing. - not watch no to toilet in a nbort‘tm any out“ only. ”i! t.- “Wo are ‘not hum." and Dr. wu coin; to be started. lie What home. 8 o'clock until 1!. ,
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