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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH (2.0.
A DaVSWork
cretion or": committee to be appoint-
ed by the council. Dr. J. Milton ea
burn. felt mighty- pleased too, when
the Knudsen school on Chestnut
street to take care or the overflow of
school children in that vicinity and
$10,000 was appropriated for the not
pose of building. {our new rooms on
make it possible for the cutting out
of one half day sessions.
The board got right down to work
yesterday afternoon and. settled sev-
eral matters which have been hang-
ing fire since the. first meeting. Tho
building of an addition to the Knud-
sen building was the first thing which
received consideration. Dr. .1. Milton
(‘oburn appeared before the board
and talked favorably on this project.
He advised the “watchdogs of the
mix RATE
PRACTICALLY I
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Proposed
Rule
First District. . .20 83-120
Second District . .25 23-120
Third District . . . .26 17—30
Fourth District . . .. 6 2-3
Fifth District .....15 9-10'
"vice truck will bo installotl at ill' 1" n-
‘firai Fire. station. ll‘lll‘lhrl' tlt‘llUll on
~this matter was left to tho tlisorotior
fill the council. Ten thousand dollars
'”was appropriatod for tho [tlll'ptirt‘ of
lg-gereoting o four—room addition to tho
Mason school building, and 5:21:03
{fits voted for Settviow avonuo. 'l‘ho'
mmpriation of $2,600 for Seaviotv
"menus is a cut. from the original 11;;-
f‘taro of $7,200 asked for, but $2.1m
INS already been appiopriatod for
“his work. and the board figured that
Mt Stile residents can get along
y niccly for tho coming your, on
,3 total amount of $4,000 for l‘(‘-,
@3er to this thoroughfare. i moi-o than 52,1110
,2 The board will not meet again tut-f mannin- with the amount
a mot-tint: hold at that
tho llll-‘t'll'l'; tit Rio-.1 Honda) 1hr.
tutvsttoii of ttoiittits mil ('tilllt‘ up, :11th '
Z‘llfsittlllltll‘lltl i;'\' 1:1 both lllH l“ti1l‘ll
luv
to lllt‘ lulul Ul‘.
laid,
(Continued from first 1182:") another null. ,
M pi:s,.,=i' illi' tax into stands ilS'
.iiltnva ....lt tho comparison of tho
ill the oltl l-liilllil’lilllh‘. a now my mu lit‘tbt‘lll _\o211“~. tato:
l’ros. llt.
Ratio
22 lilo
21 5-10
23 3-4 .
5 6‘10
3 4-10
Fire Chief George W. Iiogartlus felt
mighty k'host)‘ 'yosttjrdtty al‘tcrtiooti.‘
ulit-n tho board of ttmitntiomnont ttt'
timo
to add 07.500 to tho butlgot of tho
llro dopartniont for lilo purpose of ro-l.
building the prest-ut supply trtt-k ttl
lllt' t‘ontral It‘iro station and fitting,
it out with :1 t‘ltasis at :t t-ost of not
and to uso the row
\‘ott-tl
obtained
"5‘11 next Monday evening. at which trout tho sale of old trucks to pur-j
We the final tax rate will be had. l Miami u now wrrico truck at tho tliw'
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TOOLS
At Low Prices
greatly reduced prices. See our window display.
Buy here and save money.
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40 WalerSt.
All Kinds of Tools, Illusion] Instruments, Jewelry, Em, at
Norwalk Pa wnvsho‘p
J. Roscnfieitl Prop.
cit}: treasury" that eight‘ rooms in
{tho downloun schools Wore on half
time. and that number were in the up-
‘tou‘n stotiou of the city. Dr. Henry
it‘ Short-1‘ i'erouunondod that this
.plan be :«dtiplt‘d in place of leasing
1th.. ()Id Woll building on llat‘iland
strot-t on lift'ut‘tllt‘ basis.
brought on tho fact that pm‘tablo
~.~t-ltool lJUilllllli-LS could be built \llllt‘ll
.tvottitl lain-ware of tho tomporarv
titrrilmv .tor Ibo pioront.
“9 i’lmlsbears not bury (lllllllllflv 555“" “W"
After Mr. 113511311011 had spoken in
fami- of purchasing at new service
truck and of appropriating $3,000 for
this purpose. Mr. Riordan sprang a
bomb into the enemie's camp by stab
ing flatly that unless the First Dis-
trict got something newaor the up-
town fire companies, the Second Dis-
trist would have to get along with the
present appnraIUs for he would re-
fuse to vote favorably, and this would
block the passage of tho appropria»
lion. as another member of tho boaiwl
failed to favor the purchasing of it
truck. Mr. McMahon couldn't st-o tin.-
plan and told Mr. Riuitlitll what he
thought of sortiouisui fooling. Alter
more explanations in v. lilt'll it on»:
'brought out that six llol'st‘s i'lt‘llil br
duno away with by tho t'itl‘l‘Ylllffl. out“
of Mr. Riordans plan. and Unit $1,300.;
would be savoti on food bills and up»!
keep. the. rest of the board. Willi that
exception of Mr McMahon, \ultttl tori
the plan. .. l
'l‘hus, $7,500 was Htltlt’tl to lllo tpt-i
dopul‘imt'lll budget anal \\'ll“ll luv
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(‘ut out Of lllt' 'dlll)“ti.'lt"' for tl||ltvopi
of horses. ' _ l
The sinkinu fund has (ill imitil
3300110 to nation \\‘lll(‘ll totluot ll tlnu
This liliiilt ' “3:4 droppod int :1 low
iuonn-uis “lilli' Dr. Franklin
lhmvu spoke on Ibo pnvinf: of SI'EIv
no tt'nvonuo.
‘ tit host :2 part of the slrm-l bt~ liElVl‘tl
with pontianent pavomont. lie spot-to
against appropriating mont-v for mak-
ing of totnporory repairs. The matter
onded in the board of apportionment
|tllillllg tho original onioruont-y limit
at tho Sil‘otl tlopartmonl buduot from
, “7'1”“ .u $2.000, whit-it. plus llll‘ $111110
..1 ”to liEitiLri of NH“ i‘llt'l i!‘lT.1ttttl.
'1 'i l 1: ll:’* {Halli}; ttt‘
' .- liiil! o? Houvit \2' :tt'uuuo “lib our.
t It’ll).
‘ 'i‘ittt lr‘,2‘(li :1!
u it.
an addition to Ibo
.iintttimn Mlllvtil lilllllllllL’ acorn t-atno
.p .:n.i ti.t bout-ti \ll‘t‘ll to allow tin
swoon to: the building of mote
‘ 'titdlth‘. ’
1. ro t‘liit-i' (homo liot‘artlus was
i tho tit-tit ll.) appear ln’loro tho board.
lilo brought up tho matter of tin buy-
ing: of a now tiut-lt and gave osti-
matos and spoko of tho rtuuironu-nt
of such mat-hino that tho tlt‘ltlll‘tllll’lll
noedod. \‘l’illitttn ll. McMahon mad»
a motion to tho allow that $7.000
bo apttrnpritttotl for Ibo putt-liaise ol :1
now M‘Hlt'i’ trttok at tho tlisort-tion of
. t‘lllllilllllt‘t‘ to ho .liilltlllllt‘tl by thoi
l('t)llll(‘ll. .\ltt-haol .l, Riordan objtet-twl
on due grounds that tho prosont lire
trot-it could ho placed on n ohasis and
with “building could he mttdv avail-
ahlo, and anotltor truck could be non
ohasml with the roiiittiniut: monov. llo
strum-sled that the appropriation be
moroosoti to $7.500 (Ind that tho
built truck bo plttt'od in the Hope
. lloso iiroitouso and the new truck at.
the (‘t-ntrul station.
on antondmrut to Mr. McMahon's mo-
lion.
'l‘hon i‘dllll‘ the hottest verbal bul-
Ilo union has oot-urrotl since the
board of ostinntto oponod its session
JUST WHAT SHE .NEEDED
\‘t'lion women complain of weariv
lnoss. loss of strength and vitality,
3 backache. pains in sides and hips, tlull
iheadnches. dizziness. floating specks,
and similar ailments. they too often
jaccopt theeo troubles as their lot be-
'cnuse they are women, when the oil-
ments may be the results of disorder-
ed kidneys. Mrs. Mary V. Bunlt0r.
iMilton-on-lhefiudson. X12, writes:
“I am now: on my second bottle of
Foley Kidney Pills.
‘ust what I needed." Try thorn—Adv
Stillman-Powell t.‘ornomtlon..
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think his If~ litter and Eat less Neat, Says
Noted Authority to Kidney Disorders
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Recommends a Spoonful at hi Salts lit mas. at to. Before
~\~-:..; Breakfast in Stimulate Kidneys anti Eliminate
the title tut
. Uric» acid in. meal: excites the kidneys, they
’bocome overworked; _et sluggish, ache. and. feel.
~like lum of’lend. he urine~ becomes cloudy,
Rho. bl er. is irritated, and you may be: obliged
seek’reliet two or three times during tllefllgll’t‘.
Win the kidneys: clog you. must help them flush
you the body’s ominous wasteor. you’ll be areal
sick person. shortly. All first. you feel a. dull
injury in the kidney. region, your suffer from 7
' ' Roche. sick headache, dizziness, stomach gets
,1 tongue coated. and; you: feel rheumatic
rages when the weather is. bad. .
.Eat. less meat, drink lots of water: also gob...
in any pharmacist four ounces of Jlld~ Salts:
_ko a tablespoonful in a glass of water before
if};
a ”
' overcoming
trouble“ ‘
.‘ “at!
breakfasti‘or a few- days. and our kidneys will ‘
then act. fine.
tllehcld.‘ of. grapes and. lemon juice. combined.
with: lithia, and. has been used for generations
‘ to clean clogged; kidneys and; stimulate them,
to normal activity, also to neutralize the acids
in urme,. so it: nolongersis a source of irritation.,
thus endiug’bladden weakness.
Jud: Saltsiis inexpensive. cannot injure, m
nl‘dnltghtfull effervescent lithia-watler’ drink which
everyone should take now and‘theut to keep the.
i kidneys clenn.'a.nd. active. Druggiitts here say
Mbeysellilots of JodSalts to folks-who believe in.
_ kidney trouble while it is only
This famous sa ts is made irony
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‘t 'i‘lto utnt t'rtno}
He made this ‘
They seem to?
administrative departttu-ni lllltlid‘l‘
somewhat. f
' TWO thousand dollars \'~‘.l.~ Ilzppwv
from the butluot oi the l‘llitl'll}' tl\tlli‘.l‘l
‘tnoot. 'l‘liis mom-y was to b.) um! in
.3 the taking ottro of tho tit-pontltantllant-_
ilit-s of soltlivrs and is rol'utulvti by
tho stato, the hoitvti figured that tho,
mout-y ('Uilltl bo lllll'ill\\l 1 limit anntito
or tloparlutont and thou ta-lmnimh|
.Tho total of tllr churn) tlopattniont
Ibudrot was $313,000. 3
11M" part of illt‘i
‘ Fourth ltistriot budget was itt-xt lill'ln‘
llrtl and tho pormanont sourrrt itoml
\\‘;t.~ t'ltl lroin Motion to $7.300 ‘.
l The board of estimate tlit-tt \tilotl‘,
ito itllow tho patio in lilo Fifth his;
ltrit't butiuol lot liability insurance. .
Alter William ll. Mttitnio inttl Ill)
ljt’i'lt’tl to atmropilatinu $23,000 lromi
ltlio l‘Illill Taxing liist'irt lo thoi
kFourth ’l‘.:xin;'. District (ill locall
grounds. and the tnttltor was «tplatn~
Hi. t-hnrltr toutL illltl l‘t‘lll-‘Ulls‘ for:
It'uusl'wr tttlltt-ti ovt-r. a motion int‘m“
,portttins thy :tliow “as passvti.
t ’l‘lm oxponsns. t-stiunttotl int-titties.
Inntl tux l‘.llt*~ for all live tilstrit-ls
‘tvoro thou llzlll't'll out by tho board
t llH follows:
- First District.
3 Total I'blilllilli'll roqturo- .
‘ moms .................. 5 36.70800
, Loss t‘s‘tllililtt'tl income. 5.51.1500
.Amount to btfil'ttisotl by
i taxation ................ 111,173.00“
EA tour and tillt! oiuhth mill
tax on a grand list of
$7,505,275 will brim: ..... 221,206.75
Second District.
estimated require-
............. ,, . . . .$ 20,212.30
Total
; incuts .
3 Total osthtnttt-tl incomo. ..
Amount to ho t'itlru‘tl ......
A two llllll livo—oiuhtlts tnill
tax on a grand list of
$ll.ut17.206 will bring. . ...
Third District.
33,827.06
'l‘otal estimated requiro-
lnents .. W. ...... $ 10,170.75
A i'our‘htiltlgtnx‘ on a grand " - .
list. of 2,540,000 will
bring: .................. 10,100.87
Fourth District.
Streets ................... $ 83,9000”
Fire ..................... 30,013,510!
l l'f‘llt-o ................ . ,. 31,111.00,
lntorost .................. 700.00u
'l‘otttl oxponsos ......... $151,727.50
income ................. 25,400.00
"Amount to bo illist‘tl ...... $126,327.50
Tax row for Fourth llis‘
triot ii 2.3 mills.
Fifth District.
Atltttinistrotivt- .. . . f. ..... 147090.00
St root 5 ................... 5:1,] 00.00
'l‘own t'lt‘l'k .............. 2.485.110
Cit) hall ................. 4,000.00
Building department . .. . 2,105.00
Schools .................. 178.920.04
Printing ................. 1,500.00
Health ................... 3.3001")
(‘lntritirs ................. 30.00000
Balance to tilt .......... 25.00000
’l‘olol .................. 34.04.115.01
income ................. 58,150.00
Amount t5 be raised ...... $305,905.04
Fifth District tax rate
15.9 mills.
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CURLEY SEEKS To
ENJOIN WILLARD
NEW YORK, June Eli—A suproinu
court order signed here late ye7si‘erday
requires Jess Willard, champion heavy-
weight pugilist. to show cause today
why he should not be. enjoined from
giving performances in New York
state in connection with his recently
purchased circus. The order was is-
sued on application of John Curley,
formerly promoter for Willard.
Curley claims Willard is under a
three-year contract to him, which does
not. expire until «September ‘15. next.
BAB RUTH DRA‘WS
INDEF'INITE SUSPENSION
CHIGAGO, xJuno ZGiLBnbe Ruth,
star pitcher Willi the Boston Ameri.
runs. was indefinitely Suspended by
President Johnson. of the American
» eague yesterday for striking Umpire
Owens on the head when oi'liered of!
the fluid during the game with Wash-
ington. Saturday.
‘hfio—msn Hls. anemone
' George Lawrence. railroad fireman
Kittie“: Miss, writes: "I, used? three
one dollar bottles of Foley Kidney
Pills when I was ' so sick I hardly
mold slnyon my engine. My back
ached all the time: my kidneys acted
sluggish; dull hendqche; felt sleepy
all the time;~ nervous; had to rise slit
'to eight times each. night. Foley. Kid.
’ney: Pills cure me." The? strengthen
'the kidneys so they can. filter out of
‘the‘ blood. the uric acid. and . other poi
.aolre. stiff joints and. sore: muscles;-
sons that cause rheumatic pains..lntclt- , ,
' ‘on July Fourth as a morning pin-pelts 4.
s on '
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. .umubi‘ifiii‘fif’fi
Japanese Crepes
Rough cottons, daintily
striped. in all color com-
binations. ideal for house
frocks or sports skirts. '
No irt‘nting required. Just
pulled gently into shape
when drying.
Special 25 cis.
Main “dill".
Time for .
Lighter Underwear
For Women. -
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Sumner Vests, extra ‘
large sizes.
Low neck, sleeveless,
Low neck, short sleeves,
Low neck. with shield
shaped gttsscts under
arm.
On Warm Days
the Sea invites
All regulation Bathing
Tagger-lee are ready for
selection.
Men’s Suits at the
. Men’s Wear Section,iiczlr
the Main St. entrance.
\Vomen’s Suits, Misses'
and Children’s Suits on
the second tio it.
Bathing Caps and Hats,
Diving Caps, close fitting
as one’s \t‘l')‘ scalp, Gar-
ters, White Wings and
other accessoucs.
35'1“”) Slitt‘li. lli.;ill flimr,
Bathing Shoes, San- ~
dale, etc.
Ecru Madras
.-2 a Curtains, the filmy tit-l
tractive kind for summer
"use.
$1.79 to $3.00. i
With figures in pink oil
blue to Cttl'l'CSpt'illd will? .
pink or blue bedrooms. '
$2.50 to $3.25.
Lace and Scrim Bedaelo,
under which colors may,
be placed. 1
$5.00 to $15.00.
Second floor.
Bath Towels, generous
Sized 'lurkisli weaves itt
splendid assortment.
Third floor.
4.2.
Annette Kellermann
, Bathing Suits and Tights.
,7 Children’s Knit Suits
1 and two-piece Bathing
Dresses. Practical styles
at popular pr‘t‘es.
Summer Fiction
Stories of mystery and
plot to enliven dull hours.
“The Postmaster’ti
Daughter,” .,
Slippers by Louis Tracey... .
. . l" “The Blue Envelope "-
Dzunli‘t’lsi' '- -‘. ~ - '-
3 5) C 01 par , boplne Kama
tics. " .
“The Secret of the"
Silver Cloth,
$7.50 and $8.50. Stem: Country,”
by W'liil'fl.‘
Satin, $4.50.
“Mr. Britling,” Still‘ in
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Special Cleaners are
provided for all white
35 etc. 3 for $1.00. ~ ‘- . real do n N ‘ -~
’ Main floor. l: l materials including silver lbs just ,g‘ciiféd cw cop «-
Y ‘ E Clolh'zs md 50 cm. 1'.“ .-f Book Section. main floor. . l
.. ‘ . u , Second' floor. ‘1
Mark Your Clothes , 1 _ u. ‘l
with Cash’s names. 4' t to not c style to go ' sf
1 .. about the street with a A swagger StICk
bodily woven on nar- low neck. Besides, one ’5. the really swagger 5
row tapes ready to he gets painfully sunburned. lh‘l‘gl? carry. fhey are.
applied to garments, There are delicate and m "mt‘mop tnztlacca, 9137:
gloves, caps. ranicoats, lovely stocks of not point City or wintewood, w'm
sweaters and other kmt— ti’cspril, hardly more than heads ofxwlnte bone 01f
tcd articles. ’ a filmy cloud, but so 136- sterling have" A I
Lintns 41115131081:ka ‘ 5 coming. hock. up. 79' cts. up. l ‘ ,5.
. ed :1 .latn floor. -. Main floonl' if
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Odd lot:
CONDUCTOR; RUN '
DOWN AND KILLED 3
, AT PORT CHESTER
PORT CHESTER», N. Y’.; June 23....
John O’Neill. of New Haven, :1 con-
ductor on the New York. New Haven
and Hartford’railrood was struck and
almost:- instantly killed by an express
train yesterday afternoon. He was» 35
years old. O’Neill had alightedr from
his train and was standing on: an ad.-
joining: track marking down tho. num.
her are oar. It is thouglit'that the
noise of a» passing freight train- rpm-t
vented him from hearing the approach:
of the express.
VARM’Y ‘RtEGRUiTlNGc URGED.
BOSTON, June 26.—Billboards are
being utilized on a- large scale by the
Boston Committee on Public Safety in:
its efforts to stimulate recruiting for
the. regular army this
than 40,000 posters. the. volunary
of local orbits and designers; have
been distributed throughout the city.
in the street ca're.
FounTi-t or JULY SENTJNEL.
The Evening Sentinel-will‘ibe issued
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Advertisements, news, etc.
Sale of Pumps for Women ' 4 p
A broken assortment Iof sizes, many styles
and different leathers included.
Patent, dull and Vici kidt
Black, white, bronze and colored kid.
week. More '
Recruiting cards also have been placed: .
and Misses
) Odd: sizes.
J3 .
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$3.85, $4.85, $5.85
‘A woman is in luck if her size is here.
.Sttle torunfroanesday mominfito-end of week. ....-
Second not“?
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TEXAS MEN INDICTED eon MUR-‘ NEW AUTO MARKERS roar: I
DER. GREEN AND wm‘nE.
EL PASO, Texas. June. 26.~—Felix‘
'R. Jones, of. Fort Worth, T. J. Coggin,‘
and Millard. Coggin, of El. Paso, were, . . '
indictedyesterdny on charges of trim-:33?!“ has domdedv‘ufptm IMO-m (“3“
der and conspiracy to commit murder: “1”“ “h ”l“ “’1‘“ or “H automm
in connection with the death of Thom; ; 'bile markers for next .yémk. instead
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' .i .31., 1h, 'ht [Mai . , i, .4 ,-
Silv er C W. N on 0 mg 0 Y change from maroon to green 13’ (M
'17 in El Paso. Jones is in the county, ,
'- - r . . ‘ . the commissioner has found that the
Jail, \t htle the Coggin brothers are at last; qualities of that maroon are 1100
liberty on bonds. nearly as good as the green.
*Coiumissioner Robbins B. Stoekcl
of the state motor vehicle depart;
2.
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Beautiful; Bush and Shoulders
are possible if you will went at scientifically constructed-
supportlnt mulclel that the contour of the figure is spoiled.
on the
i l " mfhl‘llne to the endrenpper body.
ms. ook .
Front. Sumllce, MI odiwitil- ' Wololtn.“ that . 7
ed, we will I: send him. prepaid. temple: to you.
C.
J‘re'acl’i‘ the officer of publication next
Tuesday ofternoon. ‘ _ "
,Bleu Jolie Ema-tern.
Tho firming weight of.“ unconfined but so stretches the
.. . Q l'mt the bust bank whereit'bo
m . .o prevent the full huetvrrom
-' “5:5; announce of flab- ..
...... it ~ queens”... .
BRASS! 8/ flea oztho‘ shoulder citinr nv A
,. " Th mthe duintluludmmuervleablegamcnu iml.
' n c—eonoln annotation mmyla: C Back. H
u. c -.
rustle:- bonlnc—permitmyvuhlnt without removal.
. llnreyoun rshow mummlolle Bnnlemltnotdocke
..BBNJAMIvaJOIINES. 51 Wench Street. Newark. N. .l.
Norwalk Chronicler