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Evening sentinel, Thursday, August 30, 1917 · page 12

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' Do Your “Bit”
For the Soldiers

Everywhere one goes—in public and in private—it’s knit-

. kntting, knitting. Already the American soldiers in

._ France are experiencing cool weather and have sent a plea for
more sweaters and socks. The American woman is going to knit
for acme time to come. \

, We have the yarn in regulation colors for soldiers and
sailors, for making such comfort garments as Sweaters, Sleeve-
less Jackets, Wristlets, Socks and Mufflers.

Also a selected collecton of compact and useful articles in-
cluding Khaki Money Belts, Trench Mirrors, Sewing Kits, Etc.

Get your supplies for the soldiers here.

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.80 live during the summer
that when, in the fall, thy
go summons comes to join the in-
?nsmerable caravan of those
ewho must fire up, thou feel
.3not like a belly knave.
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.and e'pty, but sustained and
.soo ed by an unspeakable
,jo that your bin contains a
,. tons of good, black stufl’,
‘ you Witness the approach of
:3. cold weather, not with a tram-
or but with glad anticipation,
» like one. who, wrapping the
drapery of his couch about
him, lies down to pleasant
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Board of Education Submits;

; Annual Report to Mayor;

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Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store

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Harstrom and Address l
; Citizens of Norwalk' i
The following is submitted to 'ihc‘
Sentinel as a part of the annual remr‘t
of the Board of Education of the city
of Norwal'k:
To His Honor, the Mayor, and the Citi-
‘ 29an of Norwalk:
l Another year has been added to the
record of educational effort in our city
4and ‘with confidence we report ad
l\‘ancement. More and more of our tax-
payers have come to appreciate child
conservation and realize that in the
:children acres of diamonds exist. That

:these diamonds may bé‘ cut and pol~

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New Fall Styles’in Silk Dresses

$10 and $12 ON CREDIT

THE BRENNAN STORE, 42 80. Main Street

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. BLOUSES
week end sale on lingerie blouses-
chular $2.98 value for $1.98 and

Special prices on all the
‘ higher priced merchandise.

V THE LITTLE SHOP
60 North Main Sf. 50. Norw

RAYMOND BROTHER
Phonelii3-3 137 Washington St.
Building Materials of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile, Well Pipe

Fire Proofing Material, etc.

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3 21c 1b..

. 0 Best Butter
- 45c lb.

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iishcd and turned into assets has been
:the honest purpose of this board. We
thelieye that the future prosperity of
[this or any other community depends
tin u large measure on the intelligence
'ment for the future Norwalk has been

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When our boys march away Saturday:

Not a faded or torn one, but one of cheerful brightness to cheer them on. '

Including a 4 x 6 ft. Sewed Muslin Flag, Varnished Pole, Ha-lyards and Holder. The best flag 1

Wool and Cotton Flags in many sizes. Flag Poles and Adjustable Brackets.

Pennant Sets, Flag Buttons and Pins.

21 New Flag ‘

cial Flag Set. $1.50

 

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{of its citizenship and to set up and
maintain a standard of education that
shall not fail to prove a good invest-

taxaion, for their loyalty and support,l

 

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our tmtiring effort.
f To accomplish this we have had to

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grateful and bespeak for the coming!

years that same cooperation that shalli i

make for harmony in the adjustment;

of our greatest civic problem.

Trusting the reward shall
higher ideal fulfilled.

Respectfully submitted.
J. lill.T01\' COBI'RN.

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MAYEl-IOFF WORKERS
GIVE ROCKIES $30

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as ytt have t't't‘t‘il'vti no refusals from1

tho people whom tbc) hztw ttsltod tot

(‘Ull‘l‘iblllt‘. As it is impossible owing!

to lilt‘ luck of into, to see r'.’eryone‘

the commitm- l‘t‘t]U".~i.< that those}

citizens who wish to donate will hand!

tit-sir moncy to the tut-irhcrs of thc
committee til once.

Somut-l Kuntcr, proprietor of lilt‘i
lirmnt thculrt. is in New York cit)"
it‘ti.‘._\, tor the purpose of securing .t'
numbvr of «th‘llcnt motinL pictures,
for lilI tutn‘s how. which will bc‘
Viwn by .\ir. Rumm- .13 the litsent
:ltv-utrc, on Stt‘utdu) Menu: 9i
o‘tloclt.

'l‘icltrts for the pa tl‘ottnunc rut 1h.
iit‘tt‘llh for the (iiilltt‘l‘ .‘ll itot‘lon's!

truths."

“Time makes ancient good uncouth;
Tin-y tnust upward still and onward.
Who would keep abreast of Truth."
What the coming vote of the city may
determine to be the policy of the com-
munity regarding its-schools we take
comfort in the fact that the host of our
citizenship‘htn‘e graspcd the wider
shall be educated a better Norwulk,
mentally. morally and physically.

To the mothers who have dared to
no down into the valley of the shadow
of the shadow of death to make it pos-
sible that Norwalk might live, we bow
in l‘t'Vt‘rt‘llt‘l', nsurin: them that. God
willing. the mental #t‘owth of the chil-
dren stroll not suffer from our ncglcct.
Everybody must know than there must
be a good water supply of the dcuth
rztte from typhoid will go up; thcrc
must he adequate fire protection or the
city will burn down: there must be
sufficient police protection or the chi
zens hc robbed and killed: there must
be well-payed streets 1? those who Own
automt bllcs will make an out-cry. llut

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H. Krieger & Co.
. MILLINERY

Advance showing of newVelvet‘
Shapes and ready-to-wear Vel-
vet Sport Hats. ,

At Popular Prices

LyonSilk VelvefHals from 2.98 lo 5.93.
Closing out All Summer Ready-to-wca‘r'
Dresses and Skirts

At Half Price
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if there are not good schools. nobody Point. and for tho \\‘li.-‘l watches will

 

 

 

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armory.

!‘~otuc misunderst:mdin:
to the appointment of
secms to intro nriscn since 'l‘ucsdui'i
owning. it was rxpluincd this ntorn-'
inr. that the mcn appointed last 'l‘ucs‘f

Ifollts not it. mid none ntukc fill out
cry. Why? llccuuse the results of
miscducatlon are not immediately dis-
ccrnnblc. When these other things
are insufficiently supported. the visible

 

CENTRAL HOTEL

Fine rooms by the day or week. Steam heated, electric
. lights and gas. Fine Cafe attached; also Restaurant. Italian

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day night, are not holding these of-E
‘icts permanently, but the forty met t‘5
who are needed when the~ quotai
loaves Ntn'wttlh will be picked ctr.
tircly on their own merits. 15.;

liemhcrs of lluckinuhttm l’Ost. G. A.‘
ll.. :tnd nogulus l-‘owler Post, 1:. A.‘
ll. will also participate in the par-i
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results which begin to pile up make
that fact known at once. When educa-
tion is not adequately provided. that
fact may be concealed from the public
at large. and all but the most discern-
ing for twenty or thirty years.

it required a much rarer power to

 

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ANOTHER $2.50 SET
.. or PICTURES FREE i

.Ipéthe notice of the casual
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give MUCH ATTENTION
ithese‘ LITTLE DETAILS.
' work is under the super-
l'sion of our OCULISTS.

HAMER

'“Ochliste, Optometrists, Opticians
.- he ~ House of Good Glasses'
i47.Atlantlc Sq., Stamford, Conn
'0pen Sat. eve..untll 9 o‘clocic
Established 1897

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Don‘t miss the set of delightful baby ;
pictures (in colors) in PICTORIAL

REVIEW for September.
There are seven of the cunningcst

pictures for framing you ever saw.
You get them included free with

PICTORIAL REVIEW

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On Sale Now

PECIALS 'IN S,

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this morning. and printed in this is~i
'sue of the paper. rmurdinu the (dos?
in: of the stores for a couple of‘I
hours. will doubtless be complied with
by all local merchants ‘
The final drill for tile drafted men‘
‘will be held in the armory tomor-fi
row evening, at which \very man is; f
IWUPSH‘ti to be present. Remember”
the tickets for the his affair Will be!
distributed at this little. iii
Fui'lltt‘r details of the parade will "
be announced in tomorrow's issue of
The Sentinel.
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in the future than to image and anticl-
.pute the. consequences of not caring
It‘or the water supply, the system of fire
.protcctlon. and the streets. When the
:clnims of education are pooled with
.‘these interests and their rival claims
inrc presented to the minds of the. typi-
'cal city administrator ho is almost
,Incvcr able to discern and attach the
fsante importance to consequences that
jttre sure to follow front his acts twenty
tor thirty years ahead. as he does those
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in record 'mt'mr’asr'm"; “sown” rmmmw ii‘.
corpmnlst " . . . ' . .

K We feel it our duty to call your attention to the serious railroad . 3.3.!

a situation that the lumber trade is facing. It ts possible that you , 3;:

have given this matter your best consideration, and it is probable
that you have not, and as customers and friends of ours it is our , ~
duty to try and bring this matter in its critical form to you!
immediate attention. ‘

We are notified by all the big railroads in the country that .~
while we can have cars at present under certain conditions, we _ ,- ‘
must so adjust our business that we will be prepared to face a
car shortage such as manufacturers and shippers have never
dreamed of, and that in the near future.

At this time, then, it is well to consider and anticipate your
requirements for lumber and building materials, to take advan-
tage of any temporary relief afforded by a better supply for

lumber shipments.
Will you do this?
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lthe administration of educational at.
fairs and the shaping of educational
‘ :policics call lot a special degree of in-
lslght and more prolonged and thought-
iful deliberation than the management
‘or the tangible interests. It deals in
:the futures of children, in the condi-
ltions’ of our country in the next gen-
{eration. To those who arcpressed by
'itnmedintc necessities it scents to the
something which can wait or can take
what is left when they are provided
for. But to the. more discerning minds
it is the opposite of this which is true.

Bargains

Month End Sale ’

_ and ‘SummerGarmenls

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I It was in recognition of just such
conditions and of the importance to
,the whole state of the education of the
children htat led the strap to make ed—
ucation its affair. Education's inter-
.csts call for special protection and a
' peculiar championship of its claim. It
:wss provided therefore that the public
j schools should be the special‘care of a
iscparate department of government

0N TnURsmY
PRINTED BATISTE

150. Was 20c.

FIGURED VOILE
190. Was 29c.

FANEY WASH SILK
340. Was 49c. '

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- .JACKSON
OPTOMETRIS'I

58 Wall Street. Not-walk.

and Wm M mm“ KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxfords » in Gold or
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.

353m” ' unsure

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mu numerals“. -
. Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculists’ prescrip- ,
‘ y ‘ _.r,.._tions promptly filled. ,Expert Repairing.

reign-12

A remedy for infect
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Painless. non-poteomu
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'1! denim-Price Ii. 1: 3 bottles 82.79

 

 

'administered by a board of education

. LADIES’ WASH SKIRTS

GIRLS’ WASH DRESSES
At 39c, 69c, 98c- >
Value 500, $1.00, $1.49.

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mamas snmr WAISTS
At 69c, 98c, yes.
Value to $1.00, $1.98, $3.75.

 

MIDDY BLOUSES

At 350, 49c, 69c.
Value 50c, 756, $1.00.

At 690, 98c, $2.00.
Value to $1.00, $1.50, $4.005

 

chosen for the sole purpose of secur-
ing to the young their right to instruc-
,tlon. \
; ' For these. who from political prefer~
once or personal gain have been dis-
loyal to their better {Judgment‘ and
,would obstruct or hamper the present.
isystem thereby bringing such harm to
4 the schools as to menace their service-
;ahleness, whatever their success may

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84, Washington Street

Porch Screens a133 1-3 % Discount
intonation & sous DEPARTMENT STORE

Phone 4116

 

 

, seem to be are as suns its any Napole-

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on to meet their Waterloo. For only
I righteousness shall em a people.
and the board of appbftionment and

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