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THUWY, JUNE l, 1910
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Rogers (81. Stevens
High
The designers of the young
men’s clothes made by Hart
Schafiner 8i Marx are artists
in every sense of the word.
They create a picture, just
as the man who works with
a palette creates a picture.
There’s an exhibition of these
pictures here now that on
ought to see: wonderful young
men’sstyles:VarsityFiftyFive
inmanyvariations;sportc0ats
belt - backs, “pinch - backs".
art in clothes ‘
This store is the home of the
liveliest young men’s styles
The Home of Hart Schai’iner & Marx clothes.
g5.
Oopnlabt Bart Dem-or I “an
trim u wiry pupil no brought on
ad to bring 81 tor a sort or securityl
on their books Mr. Riordan stated
mount that the school authorities
lmust by now have quite an amount
‘on hand, but if some pupils had not
Ibeen obliged to pay this amount. then
!he wanted his tnoney back.
Superintendent Chapman said that
the was personally opposed to this
lpractice.
l The budget of the educational de-
partment was then gone over careful
ly by Superintendent Chapman, and
levery detail explained The finakesli
itnated budget. as explained. is as fol»
[lows
[Pay toll, including. teachers.
clerks, superintendent.
00?“; on CREDENTIALS. m are [bum H. Splitter.
Jon-Io l I* and Margret Mul-
Clark Elected On Resolutions Com- lot.
mittee At G. 0. P, Convention. m ml 810,,“ palm“!
t‘Hlt‘AGO, June 8.—-Charles Hop-“Club,l led of Greeant‘h has
kins Lurk, a member 01 Connecticut'aiued m ‘ minim“ incorpor-
“blg four“ at the republican convert-'81“! with-t “In“ stock: The sub
tion, was chosen yesterday on the: . .
committee of resolutions. John nglaiwm nu’lratfilerfiggiozéi
also of the "Nutmeg State," was chus— m M Stats, J01; Daruia aim
en on the committee of credentials.,lkhu fill of Greenwich.
in the list of republican national com-t The Ill l' Yacht (‘lub of East.
mitt e e - r e-' ,(‘on ect'. ' .
e in n so is ac] (ted n lcut Lyme, I II I ides of a$<tx'iatlou,
has not yet been mentioned.
, , ' . ‘ , .inoormhg without capital Slatk.
.J. 1‘” Asio'p “a; eiierfid 11131:“: The ”I 'l "e E W “ohm“,
l‘ ' ‘ ' .
Ullllll Pellldl an F El .10 mg, D L. W and A. G Day of
Smith was elected a member of the
committee on resolution: in the can-
cUs of the Connecticut progressive del-
egation today.
East Lyme.
The Jones Auto (‘omiany ll Wind-
ham has inorptmned ’ifile author~
Contingency 500.00
I 3151,0593
’ Extraordinary Appropriations.
Alterations in third story of
Lincoln building for two
Summer
McCall Patterns Nos.
7203-7222.
many new designs for
June.
Mid-Summer
Dresses of
Individual
Smartness
Easily made at home
with the chic .new
designs shown
the beautifully illus-
trated
MEC'all
in
Fashions
FM... 0, (NOW ON SALE)
Volle. A whole section dc-
voted to color sug-
gestions and fabric
hints.
Two of the
Book of (
‘9‘“ \ll
A Simple Jabot
Blouse and Novel
Skirt.
McCall Patterns
Nos. 7183-7181.
Many other attrac-
tive designs l'or
June.
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All the most approved Su-nmer styles shown in this en
cyclopedia of Fashion information.
Chas. J. Mintz 8t 00., So. Norwalk
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Use the exquisitely
fragrmt cream of the
beauty flower of India
and be complimented
on your complexion.
Your dealer has Elcayl
or will get it.
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A 51(lean VELVET
smooth, clear, {reel of' wrinkles.
CREME
ELCAYA
Naranlake Home. l.'lltl.tttt ..
The question of the cemetery at the
Nulamako Home was then taken up.
:and it was stated by Mr. Raymond
‘tbat no improvements had been made
lat the mound bctnusv of the fuct that
’tne city could use l’lnt- island and East
‘INOlWIlk cemlerlcsllor the purpose of
{cilantro 8000
ll snismttn
(Continued From Firat Page.)
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"'"“ burying the inmates of harztnlllke
jllcpilrtmcnt as follows: ' » |liome. Mr. Raymond thought that no
0mm," poor """"""" “"‘00000 more people should be buried at the
'llospital for airleand insane. ”‘Wmtharanmkc “out? I’ll” for some time.
1 Dispensary ................ 300.00 ‘
60000 bers of the board visit the Home in
230,010“ body and look over the general all‘
‘ lint-tors
‘t‘ounty Home for t‘llildren..
tum that section of his rather length! l
: .\lr. Rllyllllmtl sttlrletl with the out-thud!“ md ‘13 starting in on the sees}
‘Hlllt‘ pom‘ appropriation. and explained ‘ond when “'lllimi’}{. McMahon IId-l
ill tletttll. just how each expense wns'denly gun-ted trouble by asking by
iccntrncled. and the amount of money 'whnt authority a pupil was sent home:
:\‘.'lll('ll was necessary to cover these‘nom school to purchnlle note books-
;“mlnl'fi- !and supplies when these think!l W9":
Some discussion arose as to wheth- supposed to be furnished. free 0
lot $1,000 was necessary to cover thclchargey
'expenses of Wilit‘l' rent and interest on: "Where do the teachers got their
‘IOfiClenc-‘V' bl” M“ Raymond explain‘lauthority for such action?" questioned
ed the situation thoroughly. stating Mr. McMahon. ‘ ; ’ .
tdltztt. the charity department would; Superintendent Chapman stated in
have to make good on any deflclcncykw” to this question that in many
Iincurred at any time. and also that it cases it was because of the wilful de—
twas desirous that two hydrants ln-istmcuon and waste of school proper
stead of one be installed at the Nara-it}. by the pupils that necessitatedthls
make Home, for better ‘Jirotectlon;aclton. .
against fire. These items would serve“ Mr. McMahon was of the opinion
to swell the appropriation in question. that pupils who did not destroy their
Both Louis S. Beers and Mayor Har- books and supplies ought not to be
strom hire of the opinion that 8700 {made to help pay for damage done by
would be snflicient to cover this itemlomera. Mr. McMahon attain put the
tin the. budget. the mayor stating that iquegfion to Mr. Chapman as to what
if more money was needed by the authority the teacher had to send a
charity department» that it could be pupil home for notebooks. and the su
appropriated at any time necessary. tperintendent replied that a teacher
f
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The City National Bank
FINANCIAL succrss“
In all Demlanent financial success it is necessary to have ample
, “ funds to meet every obligation promptly. ~
You establish strong banking connections by having an account
‘ m'lm this Bank—a Bank with strong on
. record-4nd an established reputation.
{‘3 L leon
pltal 3nd surplus—a good
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Join our Prosperity Club. 3per cent. interest and Bonus of 81.25
'1. ffimf. A
" 'wblch in equal to your first deposit.
. j i 1 . ' .
.45 For Best Result. ‘
x
- , “(til Improoontatlre will call and consult with you re-
gudills any alter pertaining to banking—our time and experience
,m at your dlaposaL
'Mhnuu- .....
In regard to the increase in tholreally had no such authority.
hospital nppropriatlon.‘ Mr. Raymondl "Why don't you cut it out, then?"
stated that 'every year the hospital ex- said Mr. McMahon. .'
penses and bills were increasing, and or. Sherer entered the argument a
that they were at the present time '1th point of the game and asked, at-
very heavy. tor Mr. McMahon had stated that he
City Clerk Dokus then read the knew of an instance where the afore-
zlinnnclal standing of the Board of [mentioned trouble had occurred. as to
;( harlty as it stands to June first: 'juat what instance and teacher he re-
Aprro. Spentloderred. Mr. McMahon declined to
- 1916-16. June 1.‘give the name of the teacher. at the
Outside poor ..... $9250.00 $6,815.38 moment, but stated that he would
Hospital 9,260.00 5,908.00 comply withDr. Sherer’s, request it
Dispensary 400.00 ‘ 250.00 the next meeting.
Doctors .......... 550.00 250.00 "ll. is true." stated Mr. Chapman.
County Home for “thnt such a thing is done." ,"Thero
Children 250.00 ...... you are.” sold Mr. McMahon. "he ud-
‘ once expense and. mica it." ; .4.
slllrial .. . . 1,050.00 ”030.00 ' Nlebnol J. Riordan film .tbo
. 250.00 . Wall-W of all! pantie-hr on
Nemkoflou‘s. 0,800.00 8. g.“
Mr. Boers suggested that the mem ;
new school Mimi! ....... $1,500.00
Partition fem-e llt'lwtvll
{ I’m: pet t ll‘i ctmc lot and
i llilllitle . Zlotltlti
l l'ninting' .
, (lvet llltct' ............. 35000
L Fitch ................... 350.00
i Franklin ................ 50000
t t‘enter (interior) ........ 30000
i Knudsen ................ 250.00
lli‘tlel saying devices. 11 at '
i 350.00 .................. 550.00
' $4,100.00
(‘aptain Charles W. Bell, of Roway~
ton, asked the superintendent about
“he crowded school conditions and
;why no relief had been felt by the
[opening of the new school? The en-
‘perlntendent replied that because of
[the rapid incrca‘w in attendance nt the
t'publlc schools. especially lit the junior
llllnh. it had been necessary before this
:to double up in sessions, and that even
ibefote the schools were completed
ithere were pupils enough to fill them
lwithoul making any noticeable im-
janitors and muse..,¢...$l?l.81000 ~ ~—~~*~- gm: ”3.001.. div“: “1.”:
tut-9mm. “to... . ........ 1.8;?th CORPORATION PAPERs. ~H mo “win"m‘flf‘“ :11“;
"ton books, supplies and Ltlul: J Muller of New Britain.‘ ‘3“; . ‘ ,9 Ultimw‘tin. M. '—
‘ mm”). _________ 7"",“0” has incorporated and tiled his cent» 3““ “8mm Itlhvbmtltl. r.‘ intor-
"l"uel '.. 500000 ficate with the secretary of the state Ronny“ :RAH‘HJTM iii. Jone? (cut?
, ----- . .. . . ‘ . . , . ogu an ng-elna ones (i in -
Might. “m and WWW”. ”0000 The (All-Hell stock authorized is tto,“ ham. ..
iJanilorr' supp]: :-. disinfect» 000. dl‘ldEd mlo “:0 "1138);“ 1?; (‘0nl-- ‘ ,_,__A__._
ants, paper lo“t—‘lx~...._ . Motion "‘0" “0‘ ' N" ‘3 up "' P “m g, . ‘
”Minn 300000 ptll'aliull will l.«gin business with the ” 5°" 53"? wmethtng to sell, you
:T" """"""" ',r ‘ tul? amount of capital stock. The have 30°“th to adtettlse-use 8
1 lullrptiilulittli ............ 1.00.00 Rentinel Wat Ad. '
‘Ttlftion ........ 175 00' ‘ '
llit-m ..................... 850 (ml I ‘
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llnsurnnce ................. 2'220‘60l LlnensflFtlr the June BrE‘Id'
nt‘r t .................. ‘ " .3. - -
“hint; - 213: r: The bride—tc'be needs fine linens. surely.
I """ . """""" g ‘m 1 There is no othtr item of merchandise that we handle
Board of hducatlon. . . .. 20000'j quite R0 scarce as linens
F r 1 ,l . . _ i 4 ' ' ‘ . .
“ ”.1 :‘r‘; ‘ “l “H‘ "W“ 3 Our orders of last year have kept in supplied so far, With
"“" 900-00 very little advance.
Telephones .............. 554.00 .
An exceptionally fine collection of DAMASK CLOTHS
end NAPKINS, Hemstitched and Scalloped TOWELS,
BED LINENS. Cluny and Mexican Dawn Work, DOY-
LIES and CENTERPIECES.
Handsome Linen DRESSER SCARFS with hearv
crocheted lace, also figured cre‘tonne Scarf: in a variety of
colors and designs.
Entirely new BOUDOIR
PILLOWS, CENTEP-
PIECES and Scarfs of Hot lace, both alone and in combi-
nation with linen.
You'll enjoy this interesting display because its de-
lightfully different and you'll be agreeably surprised at the
unusually attractive prices.
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A Free Lecture on Christian Scierce
by Jacob S. Shield, l‘. 8. ll Member of the Board of lecturship
of The Mother Church, The First (‘hurch of Christ. Stientist izt Bos-
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ton, Mass” will be given at The Regent 'Ibeztm, Sunday. June 11th
'No admission cards
at 3:30 p. in. All are cordially intitml. rc-
quirl d.
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Ipression in the numbers at the other
.schoolr about the city. 1
slons which have been held for the
past few months by the Board of Edu-'
cation, and objected strongly to such.
actions. claiming that the public
should know what their officers were
doing.
Dr. Sherer arose to the defense of
the School Board in this matter, and
stated that every executive sesslon of
the Board of Education had been held
in accordance with. and for the pur~
pose of discussing such matters as
were'mentioned in the by-lawa of the
department relating to such meetings.
The subject of the qualiflcntlom of
a certain number of members of the
Board of Education arose, and City1
Clerk Dokus stated that he had sent.
in a list of names to the secretary of,
state, numbering eight names only. i
l The matter of the fuel tidying do, .
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\‘fljtfit‘tiittxtti:“tintittd “mm 700000 "mm m “NWT”. exlEDSLdlhl:helflcw "mm W" "‘"0"‘““’“d*‘d “3'th newu RENOVATED
..l‘ .. . . -- lboard n Cordial hint.“ on o .‘ :Board of Education as being good CEN' I ‘RAL ‘.l()‘ I EL 008. Of 8E8“ IROP.’
' ‘\"'m' m” “ml “min.“ on i The ”we" 9' ”‘9 educational d” lthlnza to install on all the boilers of
. - ................ ,ltltllttl , . . ‘ ‘ the tnut 32rd and. Not-walk.
“mum” “.15.. ’ ”lartmlnt budget “M ‘bmtlmll: 2:23: the principal schools of the city was Corner Monroe "a ' m
. t: i .. a on the program. ““d ° ‘ ‘ ' Ithen taken‘ up and. after some explann-
i, U , “m" ------------------ ”-150'00 the secretary of the Board of Educa- ltlon b d b d at l Mom. by day or week at moo-nib Ihll-
‘ . Commissioner George Raymond etc1 1 d Su erlnlendeni Ira T. Chap- a con ma 8 regar ng here
< , ‘ ‘ _t 0n. In P _ ‘ icoat savers, the board decided that the 5...», room well ventilated. mm unma- no.
. planned to the lllt‘nlbk‘r.‘ or the Board mm appeared to make any necessary "new scheme should be adopted Mr
”L. “r Emma" "H “mm" of ”w am‘m‘lc‘tplflnalmn in "find to the expenses. lMcVahon brought to the attention of ”mm not a...
'i‘ iritt' ~ n ct‘ l' 1i ~. . ' lned ‘ A
) I \ [inrni‘lonh H m“ m n hi dew.” superintendent (hapman expla the board the numerous executive ses- ‘ , - '
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PINE 1‘ AR MOTH BAGS
50 CENTS 60 QENTS 75 CENTS
Cedar Moth Bags 65c, 75c, 1.00
Pine Tar Paper, 4x48. 50¢ per doz
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Dr. Sherer declared himself as be!
ing willing to do anything in regard to!
the matter that the clerk wished him}
to do, and to furnish Mr. Dokus with
any information needed, but claimed
he was ignorant of just what the clerk
wanted. ' I
Mr. Doltus, after a few minutes' n
enthusiastic and heated debating with
the secretary, stated plainly that Dr.
Shel-ei- knew what he wanted, but pre-
tended ignorance.
The motto nto adjourn to meet
again. this, evening, at eight o'clock.
was then made. and carried. ‘
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JURY to 35¢ch TO TRY wu.t;
ORPHE/
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WAUK'EGAN, Ill., June 8.—Solec<-
tlon of a. jury to try Will H‘. Orpel on
the charge of murdering Marlon Lam-
bert his sweetheart, m outnpletod at
a o'Lloek yesterday. , David R. Jorlyn.
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COFFEE SALE AT
A. F. Beckmann & Co.’s
No. I Royal Plantation Coffee, 35!: {lie u“... . 31¢ lb.
After Dinner Blend Coffeemc and. ....-....... . 28¢ lb.
Challenge Blond Cofi'ee, aograde "4...“... .. . . 26¢ lb.
Maricaibo Blend Coifee, 25c [ratio vacc~‘o-~q<uf‘.-( 21¢
Golden Santos Colfee . . .. . . . If). m. 5 lbsAbr 90¢
Very Best Creamery Butter. 1". .fea.;......~..... 34¢
SOOial Teas, fiabiuco or Graham My - . 3 91%,25é
Monogram Rye or Dufiy’olnltmm. -.-.....‘ 85¢
Trade here, you will always find stuffing maul;
ol intimation.- boron tho-opening
immune-to the 1m. -
Nautical-Nam 31'. moms 1405
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New Post Toastieo, fresh and aim .-«-......3 pkgs. 25¢ " '
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