Sport Strip
Palm Bead: Cloth ..nd Poplin.
New and Popular Styles.
EKBANKS '
i Mahackemo Hotel Block.
' South Norwaik.
These dog days have ripped
up the prices on a bunch of
our summer suits.
You can bite off a good bar-
gain today.
Silk mixtures and horne-
spuns, patch or slope pockets.
A special smart efl’ect for
young men is the pinch back
Best. Mandolin
Record Out
176 94
BE SURE TO HEAR IT
. model — check , b own ,
DONNEIJL Y’s gray: or blues. 5 r s
. VIC'I‘ROLA PARLOR iffy-gm $735
. . I .......
‘6 South MI", SM $15.00 Suits ....... $10 85
' I $20 00 Suits ......... $14. 85
i $25.00 Suits ........ $18.85
CITY NEWS Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwalk So. Norwalk
——_————
’i‘im No'vtalit Stt‘eci Department
started work this morning repairing:0PENINc 0f SCHOOI‘S '8
lieiucn Avenue . I ”fl-AYE”
(tune ('oupt-r, of North avenue. (Centluued t'rbm First Page)
Ilils ~tcuted a po.~itton with the 1'. Mn __
(‘. ...“ lilitist'tlull Chairman Dr. J Milton t‘oburn call-
lit) the meeting to order with the fol
AilIt'li lleine of (‘2 ...-..- SW“ First lonln. members present: Messrs.
llisunt, has taken tut-41m“ “Uh“ I. Shem, Ahrens, Runnuler, Ward, ScoI
N. (‘ intiory in BridKPPOI‘iI tlelt‘. Reynolds and Superintendent
Chapman.
A representative of the Hartford ln-
lletllth I10 BOX 500““ hill“ ““M nolrlirliilt't‘ t‘olnpany was present and ex-
lllt‘tllilLt.‘ lately. The nnctings will be plained to the board the advantage of
rescaled strain 1115! “I“ “'0“ “5 cold the town insuring all of the schools
\ten'het M45 “L \titll this company. At present the
company carries the insurance on all
of tilt rthoois except the‘ Center
school. This would make a consider-
"‘-——-. F
'l‘ln- Sterling Wellnitz orchestra willt‘I‘me dlilerince in a year, and ”m.
("Dish music for a dance which will“ |lo.lrd thought favorably of it it was
"he elven at t‘mnpo Beach, Friday voted to have the company make an
evening of “I” week under ”II, nus cstlluate of all the schools, including
[lites oi the t‘onlpo Life Guards. the (enter and Jefferson schools, and
refc‘ it back to the board.
Surtrintendent lra T.
tlning to a request by the lloard of’
—~begenttolllol'l-0\v~ltooert Edcson in
"Father or Men"—tiparts.
A New York car ran into the police Chapman
tlttmlny under the \l':l:hlngton street
bridge. last evening. and broke it.
tllicf of Police Pennington secured
another nnto nttd have pursuit. over’
ttlltln: the New York car ill Ihlricn.
\t'llclt ll st-illt'lllcnt of ill? titllmlilt‘ was
made.
sis on the progress and success of
the vacation schools. lie reported
that the pupils in all of the districts
lill‘ interest and showed considerable
appreciation for what special atten-
tioll was being given them. The at»
A. \Vtwliuil of Detroit, illicit. who
this nrrmted on Sunday. by Special
Offiwr Thorpe for driving on the
wrom; side of a trolley car had his-
“Interim suspended this morning.
l’ranl. hull, of lndian Harbor, Green-
wich. “in was arrested at the samof‘Ch‘mh-
also sonlcthinc to be commented on.
August 7. 1916.
1—Gerteral.
Enrollment dint-rent pupils in clty‘t
entered into the work with remarks-I:-
tendnnce at the vacation schools was-
mix. . , . ._ -
counsel. [Franklin root-no Gorbam 00.. 15‘,
The question or the date or the't‘enter, roof—Tho Gotham Co... ‘8
opening or the schools or the town‘wnter, inside—{soot L Rudder. 300
came up'and, after some discussion, Over Riv'er—Aliiaader White... 290
upon recommendation of the Board or Knudsen-—Aleaander White ..... 190
Health, it was voted to open the Repairs—
:chools on Monday, September lSth. Over River—Raymond Bros, recov-
Superintendent t‘hapman was given cling tar walks ...... 45c per sq. yd.
the power to center with Superintend-I new. tar walks ...... 75c per sq. yd.
eat Nuttiug. or the Telephone (‘othect Narrow-Chas. E JObllson.
path). in regard to the cutting of the2 new roof and two coats of Moree-
teiephone bills for the city schools to, co inside ..................... 8115
tilt minimum amount. il’utltam—Ltaders, etc, t'has. W.
1 William Ahrens reported that there Peneli ......................... $23
was some criticism from the parents Vente ul’ ebuilding nad enlarging
tcilet roorn.~——Jone.-. A liotchkisa.
............................. $1.998
l7ratll;ii:t—-Enclo.-tng ventilator shaft
in basement: new door on north
oi tenement: new floor in
two rear rt-olns on top rioor of No.
of the “'innapauii and both (‘enter
.districts in regard to the matter of
I'theil children being obliged to so to
Ithe Jefferson school on account ofthe
idistance. Superintendent ('hnpmani
:ltpotted that this would not be nee-i
>.L'-(
ti'fa‘), as two rot/um \l'i'l‘e being 1 .I‘il.I.bamaIpint-. lit: grain—Wil-
Ilnadr ill the Center school which “hm 11- McMahon ............ $285
iwould take care of these children. Over li\€:’~~!\"w fence between
i The question arose as to the eape~ l'uhi and adjoining property. (“"1-
:dl‘ehty of purchas iltg power machines 0d 12- MI! LBV‘rHll‘e. Till-r fence
will be built by Mr.
Board Io! Education
Lawrence.
to bear 1-!
lior ust in the manual training depart
)lllt‘ll'. This nla'ter had been laid (ml
.the table from the p: evious ulettingl th exptnse.
of in board until invtsligation could An art- whn‘u-ion n! 31000 has been
Ibe made as to the safety of there'nln- Mid“ (0T 1119 DU' DON" (If (miter-ling
«hints. Superintendent Chapman the cloak rooms on the flirt rloor of
,read letters from the .ul.prtntendent..lile ((illttlld school into tno class
of athools in Stamford, NIeI‘ Britain,’l‘00mfi rm.- hn: been found tmprac-
Bridgeport. Nautnltuck and Manchea-Ilk‘flbh‘ 0‘ fit as the t'lrls' lIlal‘ room}
tel". all stating that they had the same is concerned. as it is too nnatl for a
type of machines installed in their class room, besides being needed for
.schoois alld. without “pepuonI "HQ-Ills present purpose, The boys' cloak
1rapt-tied no accidents. Alexander J.‘T00H‘ 00““ be made EVENING.
.liunllnler reported that he and Wll- ‘ Til“ purchase of I (“U room PO"!-
lialll l'. “and had visited a recent. ex jhk‘ “Moi but"? his been “uils'wted
hibition of anth machinery at the as an alternative which your commit
“3de Square Garden ,de upon"? Iresents for your consideration.
inquiring, they lesrncd that there “stifle"?! of 0" Committee 0" SUPP‘iu-I
always some (.W of injury ...-..n‘ lliu- for fuel for the coming \ear;
with a most experienced person hand. in “((Oflllm‘e ““1 requisitions, have
ling themachinery and,headded that.b“‘“ '9“le "0'" "In“ ‘5‘ (“m-"n:
‘he did not think it right to take. even'lmm ”19 "9”“ i‘Ofll (‘nmpanl‘ and
the least possible chance with a from Raymond Brothers. Olitt’r deal-
I‘chiid's safety. Sullerintendellt (‘hsp- t'ts did not submit bids. The prioeit
‘mnn reported that the [.rlnplpat of of Raymond Bros. are uniformly low-
lthe State Trade school reported that er than the others. We therefore re~_
he thought the machines danaerousIl‘mlmmd that the contract be given-
‘but necessary to the work. Superin- ‘0 ”7“ firm.
temp"; thupnmn thought that “t Plot to; shadts for thc JefiersonI
I‘woum be a good plan to have tlobodyl school have been secured from the
but the instructor be ermitted .0 use Norwillk Hardware Company and from
[no nmchlnpgs_ "9 ago added llitll H A. l-u-kc‘mnu A' Son. The FeliMIlt‘flI
the machines 'Were [IU'chaaed they in totals are its lollm\~: I?
”would pay for themselves in no time Th“ Norwalk ”Mimi“? Company.
by the repair work that the depart 31310.55. :
ment would be “to to do. A llitlterman & Son. $12100. .
i It Was the sentiment of the mectlntr‘ Th" uuulltt of lhades with fixtures
ltad his rcpott laying special empha-I that ”10 1“"?th should it“ purchas- "‘ ””0““, to b“ ”‘9 same W" ”'9"?
ed provided that no dangpr to the fore recommend that A. Ditke man
students was involved am] when it ‘ 500 b? xivca’he contract. I
was decided that nobody but u". in-; Two additional moms are needed in
tllntor be allowed to un- n". ma. the toncon‘i ‘Iulidlna. The building
chines, the motion that the desired committee "WWW“ "'8’ ll “DUN 5"
machines be ptl“chnsed at minimum ”“4““ '0 make it ”0““ room ‘It ”19
cost was passed without any objec- building into one room, at a very rea-
lion. Irolnblc cost. and recommended that a
I t‘pnn recommtntlhtlon or Harry p; portable building of some sort be pro-
:Scofield. the chairman of the commit-“"1”d ‘" "7"“ ‘0' "W ""1“? room
was encntzcd to flu a ....“an ln lholbnliiiinc would always be an asset of.
Center Junior High school “t a Hp.” the lily. and. that there would he no
of ”up a your. Illr. “Rinses hnsbeen tent to pay. and he thotlcht'that it
””15 1915-16 a student at Amhpm and Columbia would be cheaper than httin: a wont. "tell!!!
l handle.
TO CLEAN PAINT BRUSHES.
STERLING FURNITURE CO. '
127-129-131 Washington St.
STERLING’sr- 1
August Furniture Sale
A SALE OF MANY MONEY SAVING VALUES ON EX.-
TRAORDINARY SPECIALS ~
Guaranteed Dull Brass Bungalow Style Beds and S :ringa for
$10. on at?!
lneft. 6in. x6ft. ard3 it. x 6 ft sizes only. The-scat
wonderful value we have e/er been able to ofl'er.
COUCH HAMMOCKS
Final Clearance at August Free;
St 95. 85,. 95 am188.01)
OLD HICKORY PORCH FURNITURE—In Single Clair:
or Suites at 20‘ off. A saving of $1. 00 on every $5.00.
WE SPECIALIZE IN FURNISHING HOMES
COH-
PLETE ‘
Ph one 105 So. Nasal
1
No matter how hard it paintbrush
has become, it can be made as soil
‘and clean as new by simply boiling in
water into which has been put a lit-
tle be A little washing powder or
soap will do, but it will take longer.
The brush should he placed on end
land the boiling water should be no
deeper than the length or the bristles,‘
as the boiling suds will injure the
Turpentine will clean paint
brushes. but not after they have be-
ome hard
wasn DRESSES AND
SKIRTS
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
'ON ALL LINES
The Little Shop
K. C A. CLAVIN
5| NO. MAIN IT.
Report of Superintendent of Schools. tee on teachers, George n. um“... Dr. (‘oburn argued that a portable - L....-..-..~.,-_-_.__._....___- .-
Removal of Pier
0: and After May ml
will be received at Pier 45
NOTICE. t
llnh‘ wn fined .510. and costs, amount-i . i
II" to $12.00 for driving without cnr Totals ............. 4.361 4.558 colieces and has had three years' cx lT "‘ "0"” ““‘ ”‘ft'm'l ‘0 ”1“ Wild .sau River Foot of Jackson Street forI
certificate '~ , Distribution: incril nce. Miss May llotden was en- “’3 “’mn‘"" “ ‘0 report on at ‘h" “9’” i ungkgws:vl1%%nr£;%AgiEEsJ l
V St nlor liith school....... Nil 325 pared to fill a vacancy in the science "‘N‘llnfl- . . I... Annlng J. Smith TransportationI
'ti' lot leonnrd D Wildlnan of the. lunior ill: h school ....... till 879 titpaltlncnt of the Senior Hlah achool.‘ T“ “W“. "i pnrtillmzln: ”‘0 “*‘i Ina. Illa
‘ “I ' . ‘ ' r l. ‘ , ‘senlblr of the Franklin school into —-I
I'nitett States Army Signal Corps, di- Grades and Kindtrcartcn. 3, 201 3.3..4 at a salary 0”? M Mn is n srndualc. - | I
lt-tint' oi the army school at Furl Alcrnsc daily uttcnd- t0' ““"Mhll‘i‘li‘ “WNW-'3‘ "flaw" "mm “‘1" M' m ”w MM‘M' u.
.. .. .. (‘il nitlIthth owI to I. . ‘
Litxllcnworth. has n"r1ved at .\lc.\llen. 0m“ ------------ 346'“ "~66!” ‘ t ( n ‘B:|33r»e~_pA-.~:'cl;‘ inflate. I IS YOUR T
'i‘. v», ltlltlll"..'tcrs oi the New York . 2—.vscatlon Sthooi. ‘llrl— in) "I" 319'
llll'lziml oi the National Guard cnntp- School. trades. 'Hmt llflltnl. Tritl‘hl‘rI‘V i130 —'-l‘unin" ......” """"""" "3’20: PLATE GLASS
--d on l’t Mexican border, to Inspect Lincoln .................... l to 6 ‘17 M”- O’t'onnor. ‘13: Les" [.01.]... Fililliit“: and I 1 i
the choipnnnt of the signal bnttnliotll pmnklln ................... i to i; 1'“ Mi“ Hurd. i ’ .' ‘3’ h ‘ ‘1 1
. . _ ... l b":lr.\' .............. "4".“
..tt. i i (“ii to the ditiion. actor-titan to ‘ '0 9 ..2 M'I‘“ McClure. IL,t-t.~.I,:II u H _ INSURED ? l
n «it pulls iroln Ric-Ail: n. (‘cntcr ..................... l to G “" MI" “in”. 1 light, wattranilloul 8‘. 7») C d ‘ U I
.4 7 to 9 :0 Mrs. Simona. "" ‘ ‘ ‘ . ome an S '
—-llllrit11. the remainder 0f Atlmht mI \'.tlr\" ill IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII . , ...l to 6 21 Miss Callahan. 'Il- ..tl- “Enid; :utrlplies, (iisiltl. 2 1e412I bee I
Alien “ill discontinue his ct enlng of- :Renirlr Hit it school ......... 9th 11 I‘ll-‘3 .\i. L. Smith 1,, T'I A: I .“H s """"" ' "‘8'" I REAL ESTATE .5
lice houls, and will he in his officctlur- '~ Il‘:~,I.l‘I”.L Mutation """" '3 "0' INSURANCE . 1
inc hi. morning and afternoon ofllce 2““ ll; “:30“ """""""""" “000‘ STEAMSHIP TICKETS i
I . . . . n . . . . \ i ‘ * .................. .J ., . l
lI.I«Il:lII~II onlIyII.IIde :::'.tr(:t2::n:ou::lls it was voted that all apprhprhlillmb nan lnsurrnca, IIIIIIIIII 30.29‘ NOTARIES PUBLIC . I
' ‘ "9 ” l H 3 1 ‘4 made for ruot Ol tmprmcmt‘nir 3333:1230. $1.11:de ”"9 ’9" °r "m" Ilfil- illtcrest ............... 122.29} . ;
Ibe Inc. de payable September st ls ' ll 16:— —Printin; ............... 10.25 I
Ivvns done on rtwmmcndzttion of ”mi Superintendent Chapman reported)1 1h..~Iloard of quc'ltion “1416‘ 1.”. Layt0n&co., inc: !
that Mi. s Emma 81 ti, tl . t it I ‘ ' ' ' 3
Stius “0“ S Remedy mayor Superintendent (‘hapmnn re “' ‘ m ‘ n m“ H 164— Pm nltnre and now Real Estate and Insurance. '
9mm that "III “ham nur~e had he?” of defective pupils ill i-‘ast Norw'uik, | conipmtnt 7,): 5; i
H, M l glm‘l arins for some time her work forIit‘quosuId an increase in salary. Mlsaiwfi‘l‘elephones """""" _I 5 Railroad Ave., So. Norwalk .
a aria Illif‘ fall and that a written report of Smith came here last year and..166.. l-‘iassI . .......... ' 2'» Mi _
. ‘thr h ................. .. .
50 b it! m r —.
c 0 e read} at the new meeting. 0 ‘03168~— \linnipauk ....... 500.00: 3'
w ‘ . A bill from \lrs. Walter Hoyt of 9 H3800 and when her contract W“ sign-I Ilt‘fl—~Center ....... :. 173600?
btfllfiOfl-POWEll-COTDOFGUOD locum! street for doetors services ed. it called for $750. The board‘ .‘170 Pitch ‘800 00
L PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIS'I‘O, rendr. ed her daughter who was imllzlanted her the regular increase this‘ ll'l'l—Grading (‘edar street i T H A M E R ’ S
5‘ _ sz Washlnlton Street. lurrd on the fire escape at the Center “m" “MC" ““‘m h” ”me“ “1" let ............ 1121.50: ' ‘
' 300th NONI“. 0'- 7"" school. was referred to the corpora-:33 $800 but ”he thinks that “he ’3 l72-Grading Prospect avenue V i -—— i
z - f lentitlcd to an additional increase, be-l lot ‘ 10,0 00' 5
__ . - lcause of the misunderstanding whcnlfou..- ”(II-m” """"" .. :30.“ V 3
she accepted the maltlon. The mat- "““‘ “ WV” °“ “ ; Theplace\Vhel-e
I . . . Iter “as referred back to the commlt- i , r.
. Think of Your anate 1tee on teachersfto be reported on at -To gain resume. try the classified .
. . jtlle next meeting. advertisements. I ‘
‘ I The report of the building commit. I Glasses AreMade
Papers tit-e was lead and accepted. ‘ . ,'
Reportbf the Building Committee. a “a at I .I . 3 ‘ ~ ' ,
,. . . . Ifroposals for painting and repairs .. .0 i h FIT Y
Make a mental inventory of them. Then think what nave been received and carefully con~ Aim arm mum. i at ' ou
. ......“ .... ..............._ llama“; :21:$$.’2§°2ii§53“ ‘ we «we * A ..._~
, l . Then bring“ them to the Safe Deposit Department: of mmms__ ' HORLICK’s ‘ ‘. ,
.I the 3°“!!! Norma“ Savifzi Bank M Pl“ mm 1“ “MY: Putnam—H. w. Gm-ham.........’$ts. ' The wings. on an Sonia.
» . .- , v . Lincoln—Jacob a Rudder-“...” it till oatornh
‘. . . I1. Wham: W coI. s: ~= m,- . 9““ °""‘"""' ”“3"
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tltttw [iii 7 ~ ~
...... ‘98 Washington St. ‘33:...
... So. Norwailt 32h...
C. N. DISINFECTANT. 25c bot. ass to .........
FLY SWATTERS. will not scratch Slut furniture.
Each . ...... 10¢
FLY PAPER—Tangle Foot, alwan estates
5 Double Sheets sn Sesle Pkg 8¢
PEROXIDE and WITCH HAZEL. mt “infection.
Bottle 10¢
PETERMAN'S DISCOVOOD, destroys roaches and
carriers, each .................... 10¢
PETRMAN'S ROACH FOOD, destroy rushes and
carriers, each 10¢
FLY RIBBONS, neat and sure 21.753
ARMOUR'S GRAPE JUICE, 16 «but. ..... 20¢:
ATLAS CEYLON TEA, best iced a :4 lb. 30¢?
ATLAS CATSUP, best for cold an; (6 02. hot. 13¢
rs lbs. GRAN SUGAR $100
7 cakes PURE BORAX SOAP .....--.. 25¢
7 Boxes BLUE TIP MATCHES ..... .... .25¢
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