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m each as this m t
“um,'a.3 ltutright.htyoarln-hsrneededpteas. Yeawillbeslre firmmmldlydm; r
”mmwaflg. prisedbow-aehweoaahdpm ' i These-tirin‘ottho'sappivormeii‘
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3M mnemonic-s. mmuumuwaytoeotnu , étu mii'wtéfi'dkh”: “f -
“VI next it ‘0", ’ ‘ i 3 Mr. Buchanan reported that if the‘ i .
a: mum . tardinessmnaw t.’
‘ . one a A.
«M». h it has I, c . ...... ...,... ...... - -
, _. “calm,” T e a" a. ey 0e. ”:1:qu iii-”:2: 1:01.025 Vin-emi '0" "I ""5 zero weather.
. ymt m then those . ' ' . "
“in? when» we en- . Beaver Beard Hearing at All [his . tgzfig'fifefigg; to”; maggot“: .
I. M. . i e In 9 school‘ I can start-
.m. .t. “this“... «- - . _ us stiffness".trusts;
til; loll" -- and wicked, ’:ould doth 1?: ":1de :umxber‘oll
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,mdud. vii-:3 .21.“ It“! FINAL SALE OF .IWINTER W5 ”3.10.31 ”3.3.": «32’. $.33; :
concurs sr
ii“
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. .- *ég.._...ea1tvfigfin2
am
' W. Nomalk’e Leading Dry Geode Store
’ yt
'flie remaining Women's and liases' Oloalcs. Suits, Dresses,
Skirts, Waists. Hats. Undermuslins, Silk Petticoats in desirable
materials to be closed out at a sacrifice price in order to make
room for our spring garments. Therefore same mnet‘be sold re-
gardless oi cost.
CLOAKS me P ARIS MILLIN'ERY
/
,. ll Thorough
; Course in the
“ yFlLING
1
w“. .
; STEMS AN
~7Mi'l’ll0llS
‘ em Offices.
,smitut—‘ausmiss
C0ll.llGli ~
Used in "Mad.-
then on. 1
hir. Buchanan stated that the pricei
of‘heating the schools with wood'waa;
about parallel with that oi coal. Uni
Tract-y thought that it would‘be wise;
to close the Junior Highs and allowi
—the community the beneilt oi the wood
saved. but it was decided to beep“
.the three schools open. Dr. Traeey‘
thought 'that the extra demand oil
, wood advance the price at the article,,
ibut it was shown that competitioncaring tor the water supply. the im-
gwas aroused by them purchases. auditem of the protection and the streets.
., that wood was really descending in When the claims oi education are
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
Smartness in costuming begins with the Corset.
ii the foundation is fashionably desiizned. prop-
erly builded and fitted with a knowledge of the figure-
need. the wardrobe is practically correct for that sea-
son. - ' 4% -
New models in all the
now being shown.
Our corsetiere is skilled and thorough in fitting.
Why not make an appointment today? ’
popular andbest makes are '
'I/t’fi fl I‘VICI I
. -A.
'"flTIONt‘ OF QHIROPRACH
'
.4-
spinal]
.‘m
. tlctreatmentsgivenalso.
irons Palmer helical.
, , chiropractic is the definition oi as:
‘ ‘ 4 of the disease out the art oi:
ting the same. Disosse is causet
wrench, twist a: etraln In the
Even it done ta childhood
. creates pinched nerve: and pain it
life in the diiierent organs ant.
remove the cause oi;
pain. health is reetoret;
harmonizing the nerve us.
in your body. Female troubles}
special attention: also eorvatarr :
You will never regreti
lrpractor a chance it,
ashiagton 8t. 89. Norwsih. Cons
mm“ —_~—...._...-——_.—
' Thursday Specials ‘0
" PLATE 003 D BEEP
, 16clh.
i Bats amour no lb.
5 coautnssar........... ..... .......... riots.
, soup mammalian sear..................‘:’24c1b.
rassn on menus PIGS' rear ...... 1.. 12¢ lb.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South \ “one“ ‘ Norwalk.
t i.
nrire than otherwile.
3125 -a week to supply the lhiPC‘TIVhl claims are presented to the
i
i
to close the Junior Highs and allow' tor he is almost
about $5 a week more than when coal corn and attach the same importance
was nerd. Mr. Ahrcns riatcd that it to consequences that are sure to lol-
.was folly to look tor coal within six
pweekl. Mr. Wm. Ward mentioned years ahead, as he is those that stare
{thee disadvantages to both pupil and him in the face.
{teacher should the schofls close. Mr. ministration oi
[Buchanan spoke oi the passible loss and the
shaping‘oi educational pol-
to! tire Enumeration Fund. it
til? leis-s call for a special degree of in-
school year was not completed. sight and more prolonged and thought-
; The resignation of Miss Ruth V.Iiul deliberation than the manasement
ISteele, iormerly oi,the Franklin Jun- oi the tingible interests. it deals
'10? "13h. and now of Greenwich. 'hlin the lutures of our children. in. the
ficccpted. The tank of filling the Va-ttonditiona of our country in the next
'cancy was reterred,to the school com- generation. To those Who are press-
iulttce.‘ , , :ed by immediate necessities it seems
A/diecussiou arose concerning the/to be something which can wait or
ott-handmethods with which the teac-Z, can take what is leit when they are
on break their contract. while the provided for. But to the more dis.
board would be legally bound to carry
‘out their word. This matter was re
(erred to the School Committee and
the Superintendent.
A communication was received tro
R. A. Gleason. making inquiries of the
musical situation in the local schools.
The communication was placed on file.
Dr. Tracey ln-outrht up the "subject
:this which is true.
it was in recognition of just such
conditions and oi the importance to
i
~the children that led the State to
make education‘lts allair. Education's
interests call for special hprotection
‘ or m ions ; oi ts
of regular calistitenics in the school, grim.“ r5211; 9":de therefore that
and on inquiry round that there was "'0 public schools should be the Ille-
little or none, owing '° "‘9 “c" M cial care at a separate department oi
proper equipment and gymnasium. H” Government administered by a Board
“9°“ °' “'9 well-known ”no" '1’ oi Education chosen tor the sole pur-
i‘rivcd from such t-s clan and deplored; u in to the onn their
lthe large number $.Connecticut men :1!”th (t); mtr'hct‘ion. y 8
‘who were rejected ,in the draft owing p h m, r out political prel-
'to physical detects. A motion was: or i use 0 r. t.
.‘passed that the superintendent inveseifgfice 3);;{3302357’J133323n :nii
"WW..." .. .....,.
A bill from the Heating and Plumb £211": 37$":th $333, :zmfi‘:gmp:::a
.ing ..ompany for $410, was referred. . it-
:to the? building committee for investi- their scniceahlenesS. whatever the
,gatlon. '
' A communication was received irom
{the Standard Electric Time Company
concerning an unpaid bill“ against the
gboard. Ds. Shot-er had already an-‘
‘ewered it and handed his answer to
the board. .
t Several bills were presented, and1
these were referred to the various
. success may seem to be are as sure as
Lany Napoleon to meet their Waterloo.
“For only righteousness shall exult
[a people."
‘ To the Mayor, the Common Coun.
oil and the Board of Appottinmrnt
;and Taxation.
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¢——__.~_ *5- o...“
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Remington. all
sold at $5 per month.
'LUIIIR
men ExcHANOl
A Dru-seen.
,y; Store
2. eillcrchandlse
‘ i: for Cash
DiweSenilnel
.
tartan; nauseous
' m woano
Ian is max
have ran
‘ Baking Ware. it
~ over the earth.
’ Bilbo quicker. thus
1am. Almost inibmh
.. hated to Pyrex were.
are attractive and can
‘ovea to the taste
.s.
V—u
- emu, underwent,
other
makes, sold. rented
repaired. Rentals :4
per month. liachiner
L7 W’lWImnF-L C
suntan; m, 71o 8p.m.
l
BARGAINS,“
Butter. the finest Creamery. per lb.
Try Our Fresh Roasted 21c Coflee.
OldDutchCleanser.acancutto.............. 8c
LiveOakBuckwheat. pkg. 27c
Good’Eiztrs.adozen 48c
'A.STULL
50c
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games news out m
'TRAFFic iNVEhTiOATION COM.
MITTEE NAMED. "‘.
WASHINGTON, Feb . 6.—-Further
steps looking to diversion oi railroad
tradlc from the most congested gate-
' .FINES lN COMMON PLEAS
i Fines aggregating 88m were handed
'down by Judge John J. Walsh in crim-
ilnai common pleas court which came
’in for the February term this week;i“” were “"9“. 10d!!! '17! Director-i
General McAdoo by appointment oi tt'
trailic investigation committee. it con-
sists at B. L. Winchell, Chicago. traillc
director oi the Union Pacific, 6. F.
Randolph, New York, head oi a hour
her of trunk line committees. and ..C.
Powell, Cincinnati, vice-president of
the Southern Railway.
sand this amount included the 8511
which waging tines and'costs in the
,Compo lnn raid enact. Mary Manta
land Mallie Bruno. charged with keep-
[ing disorderly houses, were each do;
i td $100, as was Annie Bergemia, a ire-
‘ ouenter of a disorderly place. Edward
Krvarreti, charged with statutory oi- ,
tense, was lined $50 and sentenced to}
30 days in Jail, but the latter was sue} MEX'CA," EMBASSY To DISBAND.
. i ' '
mended. . uunuos arses, Feb. tl.—The spe-
'clai Mexican embassy which arrived
1,.
FroZen SerVice
Waier- Pipes V
i-' fro-street to main
lined in by death
"”3. ”WWW
in, head of the mission, will go to
Paraguay; general Kentutwtll go to,
cane-nieces." ummupto’
Brazil. All upset to return to Buc-
"Il'h they“ “I" to. euaad,‘
vii! 6's,ttT-is.'tls'npauntaa rm
-' I ““7." ‘.- “.l..'.' on
t
here some weeks ago. it is announced.‘
willtlisband neat emu. LulsCahre-ém
e Ill
i,
fiiiliill’tl l‘ M -- I .'
”imagine
igrateful and bespeak tor the coming
iyears that same cooperatmn 31:53:32:
' etrharnton in ea
3?: Jgntxeems w" laid over “ingot“ greatest clyvlc problem.
. The meeting adjoilrned.‘ .. Trusting thelmrI-egard
The annual schoOl 789°" 0‘ "nihigher ideal in e . b in (I
was issued last evening. Eollovvinxi Respectiul‘ynegonxi‘ (foliURN
is the report at the Chairman, Dr. 1,1 ' ' ‘ '
committees for their approcal.
The matter of electing a new mem-
Mllton Cohurnz— , i
To His Honor, the Mayor. and the GIRL KILLED, 20 HURT ,
Citizens of Norwalit: ‘ '
Anothef' year has been adds: to the;‘ IN STREET CAR PANIC!
record of educational allort in our1 ' "— ‘
city and with confidence we report: I‘M/"MORE Md" F91” “"4”“
taxpayers have come. to iippreciate'ib'e 00“"01'" 0' 3 ‘3'“ road car‘
adrencement. More and more or oohommed 8 “fell" 0' “in": ""0“ "in
child conservation Isnd realise that}the “T on ”'9 "l." ”"9"!" ““9"
exist. That these diamonds may humus, in the suburbs, a panic ensued;
cut and polished and turned into as. in which Miss Catherine Tucker, new;
-sets has been the honest purpose of enteeniyoars old, a high school girl.g
this board. We believe‘that the ill-,0! No. 3,901 Old York road was kill-,
community depends in, a large means» less ICTIOUHIY injured. “M9“ "“3 "3”"
itire on the intelligence at its citizen«,€n leaped from “'9 windows 0' a”,
ship and to set up and maintain a car, tearing-their 0'0"“!!! and “can“;
.sisndard 0! education that shall not; lm' their heads and limbs. i
tiail to prove a good investment for" The'moiormm and conductor were:
.the tutors Norwatlt, has been our un- overpowered in a general'rush tor;
Hiring etiort. exits, and only after a 5‘1““ of ”H
To the mothers who have dared to
go down into the Valley of the Shad-
.ow of Death to make it possible that
ih‘orwail: might live, we bow in rev-
;erence. assuming them. that God will-
ing. the mental growth of the children
shall not aulier from our neglect. Ev-
terybody knowd that there must be a
sood water supply or the death rate
from typhoid will go up: there must ,
i be adequate lire protection or the city
twill burn down; there must lie sull-
fcient police protection or the citizens
,will be robbed and killed; there must
‘be well paved streets or those who
town automobiles will make an out-
: cry. But it there are not good schools;
nobdy dies, the city is not burned}
downpiew iolka note it. and none,i
out cry Is Why? Because.
the results of sol-education are not ,
other this: m weaken: ‘
, are “M:
ed, the visible results which hill
1
3 any degree at order. Several women?
' and children were badly trampled.
i
o
‘ coal wagon iractured her skull. ‘
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4
t
wasnmo'ron, ‘F’eb. ‘o—rrtme;
Lewis Cooley, Jniantry. wa'a reported"
yesterday by General Pershing as
ta. No detalla‘were given.
ed 'on the same date: .
. Corporal llrneet ancestry. W
ville, Ky. .
attentiveness!-
All grades in all sizes that will su
it costs aboutpooied with true. interests and their "
ischoois with tool. and this is only minds oi the typical ctty administrn-t:
never able to dis- 3
low from his actsiwenty or thirty ‘-
The lact is'the ad-i
educational aiiairs
renting minds it is the opposite of
m the whole State at the education of .
i
For their loyalty and support, their .
iniere’itt and advice. we are truly:
I'
For Cold Floors.
rely give added com-f
Save 20% on Furs
All of ihe Stylish Suits Reduced to .
$10.00 and $15.00 ~
Blankets and Comicriables of all Kinds and Sizes.
Sweaters for Men, Women and Children. '
.Kri
eger&Co.-\ ..
ti
i
l~'
i
For Real Bargains
Profit is being discarded
on all Ladies’ Coats, on
all‘ Furs, on all Winter
Goods. Stock up nowas
Clothing is going still
higher.
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Th oliii'allt'Tt . _. bet Co. -
" EMPLOYEES "ONCE. .
departin‘ents of the factory i
a
have , gain resumed operations
and expect to continue running
full time.
L'Tlte Norwalk‘lire &. Rubber Company
shall be a i I“,
in the children acres at diamonds noon at York road and Gorsuch ave-.problasa oi needing the prisoners. 0n
lure vtosperity of this or any other“! and a score oi passengers more ori beioee the tire had been gotten under
teem-m reached the scene was theretdormitory to house the prisoners and
. , i
Whenhiistf Tucker atempted to leavzileet in Louisville, _Kv., on furlough,
through a window im- clothing mush: % assisted in quelling ihz‘fire and gait:
' t ed ll” find a ”limit lane to relieve t e p son guar ’
in the aha m k .gegular intervals until other arrange-Wm”. “d Wink“?
intents are made (or the care of theiTlIats lumbaao, sciatica,
eoLotea Kitten: a wooden. gpmon i
killed in action on February 2. uni NEW MILFORD. Feb- Grantor-
vhm. “are“ 5, Wilton. North Dak'o‘ bury school. which opened here three
. ‘ I ' ' iyears ago in buildings hired from the
2 ho was
. tl "may, estate oi Sarah 8. Black, w .
The follow!” were sllgb ! ”mm”, of lngieside my a" the} Linther up! Don't ”a"! (let, a,
5 m a 1‘" flu“! “'1' "a PM“ iamall trial bottle from any drug store. -
7 .d 1M1.“ “d ”ml. ‘70!“le ('“Qm “I" '31”: n in" we, ’mvu
The toiletries privates: nerd U “l“ "mm mm“ “l“ “'9 forget that. you ever had backatlte,
‘ '1 WWW. was ,
m “.m
l‘chraary 5th. 1918.
l result oi the order to halt, Lieu: A.
INDIANA STATE ‘ Coste was shot and killed and hit-1w
REFORMATORY ! flannel Rina both oi the Mexican avmy
DESTROYED was taken prisoner yesterday I)?!
‘ 'Amerlcan soldiers near Hopetme
while attempting to cross 'the Rio
Grande in violation or international
law. >
Major Ruiz was turned over to the
Mexican commander in Pedrae Negzas
who is making an investigation.
(Gus-ah but Pare One)
With the doatrnctlon oi the tuning.
room. kitchen and food supplies, the
who. am today faced the
the authority at a member of the
Boartd‘Mes, packing firms, hair-
erlen. and other like institutions in
[mulls were communicated with
liliil lillillliiil Pill
= (iii Blililillf Mill
Instant Relief From Pain, Backache.
Smite-e. ,Stmnus. Sciatica
With “8t. Jaeob’e Lini—
' merit" .
' Back hurt you? Can‘t straighten up
Ewithout feeling sudden pains, slim-p
5 Now listen;
or ma Ibo
[from a strain, and you'll not Mes‘lt‘d
ireliei the moment you rub your back'
with soothing. penetrating “St. Jacob’s
“Aliment!" Nothing else takes out
.soreness, lameness and stillness o
youlckly. You simply rub it on and out
,comes the pain. it {is perfectly hat-m-
.less and doesn't burn or discolor the
.skln.
control and supplies ' were ordered.
Cabal V. H. Halt, U. S. A.. solved
the problem of preparing the (cod by
ow to lend array Mid kitchens
fl. lh'e-supply at the ouartcrmastersl
depot here. Other arrangements in-.
cluded plants to erect a temporaryi
a temporary dining-room. L
Fifty-tour sailors tram the American ~
nmates. ‘
'csuvcaauav ecuoor. euvs
outcomes.
aka. matriarch-wheel ”it immune-ties. seat-u ”your hell.
with .W will ,aeverhart dresses”! flore (
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