Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 29, 1916 · page 11

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NE FLOOR. FIVE
a: «sum ll 72 North Main sit-rel, soc-1 rm and Doll. all W
1128 all janitor service. MIMI! at was.
linear South Norwalk station. Albert
FOR “LI-«ONE 191i} ’FJYH PAS-F Wellnitz. molt,- lemme 1358-2.

 

WANTED—A MIDDLE AGED W0“

‘nlan tor light housework. Apply 7t ' grape-«one in the Lincoln and one in

1 ti‘lniteld street. ' has at the Com-mu. 161 pupils at the 4th and
”15th nodes are thus blurted.

WANTED—YOUKG m _ 1'0, Witch monumental thc regu-

lar daily sessions 01 our public schools

learn the Real We business. A
‘ assign 01/, hours. for grade school work

 

auger touring our. minor—n little/i
limmnahle. :5 Putnam am. So Nor-

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pvtot. newly painlud. Carin excellent at
l'tl'ldilinfl. skid chains. all tools. elecy
tilv curler and lights.
in first class condition.

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To LET—4
A one all yearfmodt‘m improvements at 3: Taylor'Sentlnel omce.
Regular Al’e- inquire at United Grocery cu. or

(Ft? $1.200 for quit-k salt» $350. ‘Boxik. O. Kli'mmld.

To Lar-roun booms ON THE
n27 3tvfirst floor at 11
. “i walk. For particulars apply at 24 Or- . - '- ~ l

FOR BALE~STUDEBAKER COlFlchard 51ml. or phone 1129. meat, WthIWW. (01m

Sum-t

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To LET STORE AT 30? EAST Water street, South Norwaik,
so”. “tubingion street. inquire at 61 80.. _. ' ‘ '

splendid 'opportunlty tol- clean out
young men. Good pay while lemmas.‘

George Francis O'Neill, 167 Bank
n28 at p be. Besides halt the groups. on Wi-
‘M—u—Etiuw are compelled to hflyt‘ WW
.9: WANTED—Tangy: 03, FOUR only in the afternoon. There is tor
ALL furnished rooms. R. U. L an the the»- pupils that-Flore an added hand
n27 8t leap manual: the cite-moan is not so
1unthiluctnry tor the more diatom
' school sublet-M on its the

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as contrasted with 2 1-4 or 3 L3 hours
for mrrtilnc sessions. it seems clear

avenue. Nor— why results ure'tibt vital trhcytshould

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‘mcnt is 312.

 

. WANTEnw-A FEW FIRST CLASS
-"' " machinists. Hollow! Machine Co, 13‘:

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3t and on school organization.

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WANTED: OPERATORS,

 

 

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-Paid while 19"“555-3W‘ml Romert‘ot‘ the Second District unlcés

 

F0 SALE r-lX l'i’l‘Elt
9 ill. 7 100m louse and lot 300 lectv Mill“ street or 'DhDfle 60.
I yin-ct. 21’” ivct drop. Largo gar. - ~ --~—* =1 -
4‘ w. chit-am run, shade anal fruit. BUSINESS NOTICE.
t . .. grapes, rti'. Price $2.100. llurt-’

1, ult‘ 31,100. rpm remain, also mini.
o ucl pl’tlpt-l't't-h,

Ask John T. Hayes
.7 MAIN ST.

PMNTING —- PAPIMANGING --
ldecoratlng, paiutcr’s supplies;
l paper. up—to-datc utyles. lowest prices. rough carponter with tools wishcla 90‘
gfistimatcs chccrfully given. Trial orr sition inside, With SOOd WW‘PM" suspended.
goeraaollcitea. rot. toe, Alexander Apply 3 Elimbcth sum-t, u. '

NORWALK‘: Whlll‘, 61 1-2 El! avenue.

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---I 50-52 Day street. South Norwttllt. ' \‘ii ions or» made in the ncar future for
M ; more school room. it) February there;

 

wall WANTED— HILLWRXGHT AND _ ‘ _ _
. time work it the regulations In regard.

Afillltindp‘ t-lnsscs now accommodutcd at
‘ )ofioph's Parochial School will ban» to‘

n23‘tare of Strotton.
.bv providvd tor risen-hers. Tilt-m:

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FOR SALE MODERN TWO FAIR“.
l; house. all improvements, on lrol-E;
iw' lillc. uppcr Main sires-t. .Very;
as; terms. little cash rcquircd, 1n-l
lz-Iirc Keogh £2 Candcc, Attys. South|
I‘t‘ truth, or Tel. 535-2,

'13»th ”(€35qu Norwulk. 031 at;

 

‘1'?.‘. pay while learning.
tlEN SHIRT lRONERS.

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. ' ” ' . : u re than it . .
. o 1 SOLVENT NOTtCE 4‘15““er altitude. has “filled ”all?“ ‘ :22‘1féxif'YIf..1r?:::'.(;garmmu of mm your by your column into our iiifih “
l we DO PM“ 1 District of Norwalk. as. llrohotol m“ “Wm“ "WM forces not ‘0 ca ‘°~‘ city. The rvlolivc dimmers pupil: ‘0 Schools h“ advanced “'0’“- there “it
~ American nlrl‘chanlmen which have“, .dml in mm,“ by [he ”now...“ still another problcul of Bocolllmmlu-i
. lLourt. November I]. A‘ D" 1916' "1 liltlllt‘d conditional contraband. 9W“: t'l'l‘tillflciiillol‘l of “mam.” “Wm”? M, lion. It should be considered also that ,
. . ‘ ““3“" "f (‘orncltn M- Russell, lutei whorl conditions of llticrtlntionol lllW' ”Ram ”w central ocular High Schoollk‘ addition to m... anrly incl-once m. I
ture Repalrmg of Not-walk. in said Diatrict, deCFliM‘d.illlV 'prcucnt. but to pt‘rluit them to (‘tlll't “n Wcilt "vp‘nm‘. . commotion-d by the public schools. St ‘ fl . . fl
. ' I The (‘mm or l‘robatc for the Dis.‘ tinue thcir voyagc unhindered ‘lt it iii. , ' ‘ l‘ ltv Joni-mtg Parochial School has curwi; Ml . 2‘ ,
I ll‘lf‘l. (ll NOI‘WIllk ‘3th limited and ill-‘ not DUMilblt‘ [U lilkt‘ lllt‘nl into pill‘l.‘u":n “2:1: Straps: f‘xl‘:)(::pl:‘l:el‘)‘l;i“flfng. filth"- “n llllllllill [acreage of 50_ inlhlin'; Xed NUts """ ' """"""" t ------------ 20¢ ‘lbn
«- , l ' 1 ‘1 ’ th: f th d i l c5 ()n‘tllo other hand. it lllllilt rodent.“ 25 per cent. of those attending "will short linlc. that school will have "fit Soft Shell Almonds .................... 25 lb
. dU h l t > (mm it It non a mm c a e tort l to nscll’ tho right to dummy taunts l' .m mo to on» “a mic-hull mllmimaxlmum enrollment. Then. the pith-l _______ ¢ -,
an p 0 S enng !tif itll' llll‘l t‘l't‘dllOTil (if said Efilillfl to: carrying absolute (gummlmml “'ll?i‘- “is“. l ' ”m buhoola lli ”u“ HEB-ill)“ will. I Blip-z. B B "S ............ 1 lb
icxlllliit their claims for settlement, cvcr nuch destruction if pcrmilssiblc 7 31;“. rout. of thosc uttrndtllg liroll’m‘fi be required to provide for u“. Bea \ ...................... . 5t; . \
i'fllllf‘“ 'Wlm “PEI?“ ‘0 New!" their. :1;“3:133:30;\Lll‘lizlllt’ltglvkmns 0‘ “w, from one and internal! to two and mic- t “““rgomfizifix; n'l 3‘99”“0'“ i Tomatoes, 2 lb. 'can ............................... 13¢)
’ . . no r . ‘ p ’ ' i ‘ .
Send a Card or phone ‘acmm‘s' proper” ammd’ “Mini 'i is ”91‘9"“! hm ”it“ ”it 'llfiirmihalf "1‘.“ away' it . m. "n 1...: It is evident that adultloml schotut Campbell‘s Soups (all kinds)
‘ ’Hald time will be deal'Nd a recovery. d f. ? will be based upon “ similar 5 pm cent. of t 0.9 it m g .‘mmm for clcmcutnr its “a “pm“ ................ .. 10¢ can.
3‘ in honour indebted to said Estaiol 3:322:qu of right in the mac of thcI further ”m“ two and “Mm" mllcsied in both the 110“th tho Nlllllli .PflmCB ‘ 10¢ ll 13‘,”
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"la“ lure requested to make immediate; Frye. Mink by I (lanolin Clulflttr. tho . ' c ocutcd as it in port oi the (my. There should be .31, _ ..
if for to can and 2 will?!“ ‘0 ' German Government loll back upon ~ onoafctfiui‘ltrlmcgn‘th‘orbt'om nocommo "W“ 5“ additional rooms ‘7‘. ”“1“ APDCOts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...................... 2M 15.
' 'p 5mm ‘ PN’MM'Ammm“ "mu" "9”" ‘3 "dates sittiilfnCtorlly m ledsi 85 portfomh Part of the Second ill-“trim ‘ . .
“ ' . JAMES 1'” RU “male“ 3’9”” 0'“ ““9" 3““ “‘9'!” ‘ . ’ - a ready tor occupancy next S'antcmbcrl Yellow Onions .. ............................. .
' I cent of the one: attending it from tllt. _ . . qt.
g‘ve CStlmate Adminintrator“ the light to sink ll vcaucl carrying oon- / ' . it porivtimc schools 1;. "m ucctioo 1“". L
i l g trubttnd with the obligation of iuultirllel| \Vltlt the establishment of two “mum be avoided. For Winnipauk \gigl lull Sweet Potatoes ............ ‘ .................... 35¢ pk.
‘ ~ . Elk 'tull "il’l‘m‘lon. lh‘m‘ftlr- t V “are‘anfilncrcuslng cumilmcnt. for Bron ivcr; , - ‘ . ‘
. p i DEATHS AND “FUN ALS. 1n. the 01159 or Austria their is no 1%: 2:33} 383%: girl??? 7th Stitiwm‘ uncrowded room: and for the; Mame Potatocs. ................................. 50¢;pk:t
» . . such “‘95”- The only ”‘3‘“ 0* j'ml‘. " . m, tension-l section about Ward sir-obi. tour or five; . , ~
A; J. Angeline & S” I M“ A'_ A' Roberto . f‘ ticution the Austrian Government :2; :thoycilatlcatfiu: 22:33:18 in the “vtroomu convunicllt tor the pupils can». R‘ce- 3 lbs. ....................................... m
M” Alana Arline Roberts. Mfr 0 .would appear‘To hnvc would be m": ulous centers—cone in the ptm‘lcerned uhould also be made available! Rice lb
‘ I'lej‘be't ‘R' ”but" of Newtown, tact "it" "‘9 ”899‘ 3“"le more than. pop . - .l'tor ncxt September. Filth and sixth. » 4_ 5. ------- ' ....... . .......................... g
(:0 00 t died curl this morning at llcr‘fo per cent of absolutc contraband ilii District and one m the Second} ‘gl’grnde pupils from tho viclnttv of that B .
. ur. - y . v ~ - ~ . t e, m .» . _ ‘ _ . ,
. .th cm... tingle my film cm H inlmb also“ 1: r School “mm ilmwt, est Coffee ...... .............. 35¢ 30¢, ,
ltte home as the result om fatal art labout 70 per cent of the people or onto
. . The deceafit‘d was. Kept Flag Flyingi ”he city The distnnce of the fink. rooms available nearer than Illa. Jel— ' . n, . .1
. 29.” ying “It! ' lemon 1)“ng ~ All Prices Cut on N“:m.l Brand“; C038 W.

 

 

Fancy Roasting Chickens . ..
Native Fowls

30C

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Geese .......... . . . .. ..... ‘
D k ‘ amtthe ““9 home, Md interment was in mnenn coast of Spain, according “to. enter manta” guides.
up 5 ' ' ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' ' ' ' """ ‘ 3°C l Willow W cemetery. Rev. Thomp- i deupatcbes from Renter’s COWMG‘:’81I60 per cent of the pupils livc width!
Fresh Hams . . . .V ........ ...- 22650“ ”I the “smith N‘“ "‘1“ Bamml‘e‘“ “‘ yaknm' \ 1 mile. A ' l
. The description of the sinking seemtt 85 he: cant. live within 1% milcsh .

Fresh Shoulders .......... .

Small Pig Park to roast .. zoo?

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Sweet Oranges and Baldwin Ali--
pics. '

Chmck’sx Market

Fm Delivery

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District
or writ? P~ 9-; (Yourt. Novcmbct‘ 25. A, it, 1916. 3
Milton application has‘
. been made to this court for a

Will" HMS,

. tratiml
tl-‘crrls. late of Norwalk. in 'saltl Din-
! tl'ict (lt‘Ct’iil-lt‘tl.

Ordovctl, Tllul .lluld application he
OPERATORS UN SEWING MACH-{heard and .lvtorminod til the Probate
tOfficte, in Norwalk. till llll.‘ Olll day of
9 o‘clock, for"-
luoon: flllll that public noticc thcrcol‘
persons "

Cl w illl‘ gii'cu
‘m 9 ea y. ”mm“ by Publishing this order in it‘

lucwspapnr having a circulation in

3 December,

[it‘ll llllili

 

ORDER OF N
of Norwalk

of tho telltale

19111. 1.1

to ill]

5‘3“ “mm" at least five days hororzl' h'PfifiPl William P. l-‘rl'c. at the output
said day of hearing. “ ‘
HENRY \V.

. -1 "can..-“

,cllangcs ill the mouth poll (it the city.
unless additional rooms are itvuilabl
may. next SPpll‘nlel' will mukr nccmnory
lcucl (Ill)

‘OUHD
‘A lliltl do: which ”ll‘ llwnor
“limit by [ll't‘ll’lllli propcrty nnd plLHllL “Hum” “AM” for at

 

 

‘ioxpcnsos, Mm. Arnold. 42 Viral arr-I .1. .
ltuc. “ pup! h"
; ”.5 School Contact and Dictator- for
07.05 ‘ ‘ ' " ' "MW" ‘ Pupil. to Go to School. 5 . _
STEAMSH'P CHEMUNG “UNK BY; 'l'llt- tlrt‘otllponying map shows llw‘ tlmc “N im-

. ss., Probate
‘locution of school buildings, some oil y) bcc
.tbc distances and sumo of the con. “L“ “ ‘1‘

‘ gorimt art-us of population. ' When we ‘, “”9“le "

SUBMARINE.

 

i i‘-‘- (t‘olitinuctl trout first page) .3
t' Art 1% I ' COMM” the wan" to the ocntcrst‘ (once or the unusual demand and up '
° lur., ';.thtru til clt~, . ' - ‘
’ mudv of its willow iilid ”it" “19 “W {."M'fii”‘l§“',.fl‘.‘.m'm*‘ufis 8". (Emmifli portnnlty in tho industrial hold for!:< chi!“ Closets 595° to “5'00 Tea WIEOHB 37-50 @0313.“
‘lllfll‘lflt' cotlltllulltlcr ucivd dcllhcratcly and th; {um that m ' the eighteen; boys and Kit-‘3 14 years 0,113? or 0m.:‘ . gluing leles_ “75 to ' :7
till sending the vessel to thaho'tnm. , . . u d or ’ dc ' ”I or. Another factor which ‘ has (19-; mm Tables , ‘
buildings "m “I f on mm icrcased the enrollment in our flight g ' $9'5" to 535-”;

it these conclusions are borne out
by litter reprints it rooms that the-crux
of tilts anpc-ct of the atlbnlurlno con-
trovcruy will hit the cfilitelltlou of tho
(‘cntrttl Powers that tllcy have the
right to sink n vctlscl carrying lllltili-
low contraband irrespectivc of tho fact
that it is it lit-titrul vent-l. ’

in the corl-cupoudcncc
‘tllc sinking of lllt’ Alucl‘iclin

but Illroc have been «rooted within
the pilot tittcon years, it, lit uot surpris-
ing that with any possible school ad;
luutuu l.: ultuly pupils would have loud
distant-cs to go from their homes to.
school and that school room: in com
pill-ta t tilt- city would be crowdcdi. 'l‘ht;
,! ulutltiu of tho town now the L. t y o
conccr‘liihl. Extra“; uni-l in 1900 «boot ”.000. it,
on “K is now cstlniurt-d to bc about 29.000. l

Il‘llt~ nllil‘l' populoua section of ”HM
city which inoludcs ill? “Hit,"fl‘lti

interested

' lot the war. lilc ticrnuili Miniutcr tor
GREGORY t or.

 

i Forcigll Affairs. ilcrr von Jason“. said: i _ ‘ ‘
Judge “Novortliclonl thi- (locmu't (lcvorll- :ggurha“: 133$?”m‘l‘l’osrrlrm‘oarltl‘llgtl
merit in order to furnish to tho .tmm - _
' ' i it. i ltbited
the total, u ‘i and a tub by um] “(In mm

loan (lovcltiitlcill cl‘ttlvllrc ll lit»; rin-

 

 

 

"- lack of diptltel'ln.
lfil years chose, and leaves huslund.
land five children. Furious! .servlcou.
23c: which more otrictly private white held‘
t, this afternoon at. {our o'cloCIt iron.

iChurch officiated at the services at
18cithe move. ,

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Funeral of Mrs. M

Ho - ‘ ' ,
me made Sausage, 3PM] 9°C! Funeral services of the late Mm.

Canadian Turnips, White and. Mi'ranchenlisl. of Mom til-met. were

' ' - ‘ , ‘ ' 2. ll o’clock from
Xellow 1 l - _| 118.6 this rooming at 8 B

On ons. Parlour”. Spin ; the Me home. and at 9 o'clock from;

21:11, Boston Head Lettuce. Crab-int. Matt’s Church. Interment was in
berries, Calcry Harts, Sweet “3431. Mary’s Ce
‘Vhlte Potatoes, 51"" Fruit “‘1': 1 Funeral of Mn. Marni-land“
Funeral services of the late My
Mom Handset, 0!“ New York Cttt‘r.
iformcrly of Walnut“ beheld. in’

motery.

fSt' Man’s-cameo»? Friday noon. . builders or modern homes. l
: ' f . ' ‘ ‘ _‘ . ‘ H , l.
Leroy H. Lynn “Thunwkasivlng I“ here. wont m w

Leroy n, Lyon. well-knoWn in

 
 

rot. 533.2 76 >
p. _- "°',f':."fif’_?_fi§,.wm. died at m. h
p. , W: , __ ,lautsmuw. ; - ‘
.jroncumuit .onoeneo TO WASH-l ‘
' - > :- molar-9N ' ' Joachim?“

im vmbond on «unwitt-
icxmilut“ .' .

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LONDON. N v.
American flag, or tub her commander
formally refused to lower, the Amer-
ican steamship Chemung was trunk . .
......... .. . m... no“.Iv:.:'lr.m.n.-:ltl...
Gate. or Cape Gain, on the Mediator-l '3 stun 9 ‘ '

' . ”high are in proportion somewhat

liu Junior Hluh from the Rhinos of it»
pulls is shown by the lollowlm:
60 per cant. live within 1 mile.

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to indicate that the submarine cam-
lnander adhered to the ‘pledgcii ring: 3
by the' German Government to
United States. The chip was on her. “l ”5 miles from ““3“ schools are
1 ~ , by vote of your board furnished trous-
,way to Italian ports With a cargo o_ Lotion either by trolley or by a“.
'cotton and ritual. which are conm.‘tll:;owe . . - , i
FR; M had~tl1ue to take lo the‘ Will- ”he Fungal“ “‘1 Jinx;
liteboata.‘ The ship then mnsunh. W‘Ifiiqgéthfimfinin 0% “id”
‘The t-ubmurlnetowed the lllcboainfito [Mill u I")? centrally-lauded her .;
within live muesli: the Spanish count. m “D “a Menu! “Ham
them abandoned thorn. The Spbnich Wm" F‘ann Then as now on-
stecmsllip (liner picked up the crew 3‘ n th 5 iitilu l 20‘. units-
and lauded'ilmh at Valencia. It’ll“ in “9 ‘7‘ 3' » -P I
- ‘ . , . ,1» stimulant numberdittg'he health, not:
3' _ ‘ ‘ . . ‘. ‘ . , n . "0‘
mm uranium ml arts—ti... WWW? ..
'Want at comfortable and convenient. “ W «the “9",.” M
home? Phone 1082 .sr.’ John & Keyser, ' M

It might be stated here that pupils
the 7th and 8th years who-lion mow

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outdoor allowing porchli’hone 1082 building all
St. Soho . & geyser. ”builders ot new. Mod’mumnnm ‘cr «Norm
air bedrooms. .. ‘ , . 1 ‘ provided much

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than at present.

into onerntton ls
datum to the, no
”Concord £10119

inlaid be grater

lb
to mend flat-cs the dictum"
twee- elementary school- in lo am
that for this very reason a very m-
aidcrubic pusher of pupils have long
distances to .0. Cenotnly. in all but
exceptional cases. pupils at the tint
six grades should not have their school
located‘at a distance greater than one
mile from any home.’
New Building;

Washington School on Cedar street
with its eight clan rooms in now-oc-
cupied by the s'ewn grade groups who
wow on part-time at Franklin and fut
haul until the holidays last year, and
by the kindcrglirten recently organ
ized in that neighborhood. ’t‘hc enroll
. Jelferlon School
. i0N3M> Prospect avenue ‘with the lime num
Moreover there is an element of it ' her of rooms enrolll children of the
l‘r'flllfll'lly t'l carvtime work which haa' Old 0m River district who live or
an untot‘tunnte effect both on pupils; we west side of the avenue. and pupil;
. > . _ {last year accommodated in the Wat -
Part-Univ school: With their obvious; 5m.” school. The kindcrxtrten re
’ unfairness W Willis concerned “ml ccntly orgallizrrl there has but a saint
_ The registration tor this
PW'i building is now all]. ,
General Survey of Enrollment. i

will hr two additional groups for port Total Enrollment ,,,,,, 4.334

. , . . Distribution

; to entering acllool at that, tlmc arc not Senior High School

Next Scptcmllcr. the twot Junior High School

Si- Grades ll Kindergarten 3.201

' Enrollmcni for 1916.17
. tEatimntcd)

e ‘ Total Enrollment ..............
tricolor High School ............
'Junior High School ............
‘Gl‘wdfll & Ki'ldcrgurtcu ........ 3,450
'l'hc number ourollcd now is more"
than 1th grentcr than it was at thin

The

however. not what it otherwisc pould-
br-(‘auli‘ of
(mph-d with the uncertainty
of contagious diseases.

Schools of pupils from other townr. is:
the caillblishment of Community or;
Junior High Schooltt in two of the;
ltowna conccl'ned. The enrollment otf
eioutof-towu pupils in 1914-15 was 96 i.
i'l‘llit-l year it ill 59.
lever. thc onrollmcnt for
iSchoolc of tllc city has again incrcuh
ed. Build“. the number of pupils it
and lb years of age enrolled in tllcsc
illish Schools is larger than it was lam

i
The usual illcrcasutuken‘arc of hi
tho public schools is; about 100 chil-.
With larger numhurtr,

One way at providing room
withdraw pupils

near tthcnlor High on West uvenuc.
. leaching force and that equipment

f the: High Schools could thou be
used in a much more ancient manner
A gymnasium and
.a antlmctm mummy hall could but
provided. finances for pupils orthc .
Junior Blah fichoois out": boon.
shown would not mohecuch on ur-

rongammrt impossibh'i
loos ablation. howewr,‘ to this or-
rnngcmont in the south part of the
city, (2ch it such It plan could be put-
ting the greatest con-
nih and year of tits Wilton, were mound this noon Au!»
. . ‘9? “11‘3”“ “MN“ m they mu dashed dawn the Armory.
thus .bcedirooilylroiiowod; in the

pm or the com com; tor children
W]: and"

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' infill vloinita of

at the'Junior High
School from both the. Franklin and
the Center-buildings. These buildings
could then be made available for old
The Junior High

School might then occupyu building

than it would“;
mum}; wow?» «tryout outsider-t Boron. isms rout of the hill.“

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rouwofltlbecenm' dill: - .
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4,558 1 F t . ‘ ‘ m
an; 325 E mme ‘ value
all m :5 9
3.3“ m THAT WILL STAND THE TEST or TIME. PER- ' .
l... FECT IN CONSTRUCTION. VALUE BEYOND cont. ‘
i; g; s PARISON.
954) ll; The greatest test Furniture can haVc is the test 02‘ '

years of service in your home. Our line will stand the» '
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