(enthuse tron: Pose One)
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17”" ' _ ’zlfitteleuropa plan, Gem
use ,u:
preJ"; .. ,5, mm 039mg: papers indicate, were refilled
lthe convention egmed upon by the
”0’ mi
"icharge oi . ‘ m mrtwo emperors at their meeting.
moern we ‘ dolled in the city colli'l‘. The agreement, which' is not yet
2‘39“ " ' ' ”"9"“ mm”- urged, «Sills for en dilhmee for .
e. .
. .. «the pinintlif. m'twelltfifive’m with closer eco-
J statemen m: to‘ 11:35:“ Wilderl mmdhmud .mrwm
the
, ma theta): emr had been me,military obligations. Vienna. 1s re-
mam. 1-le maul. potted cuisine}: with Welland»
isle ":9; : gtcgfifih‘gfgfieuhepuhohdm that tiresome.
’ that the pony mindehtemtalhm motion ”‘3’ "“11”“ W
, to a great 1- extent than the money i590: ”Id bfillem 8‘10}! 11 step
’ whichilhv ....,.. .z'olxuned mmymoreiinportantithau igny. lothe’r
she ell-em in iii-mm. We denture or the newioflenriye. g
t; he murmured um my
fl Flier"; themwto; 9
amount of bout $25, 000 and could not mmmmm
. understood ”hawk?“ ”Md 1111.157" DE honor 5
Com ‘ me as presidentyot' the diluted}; was”: died at more”.
rise... dresses; are: m. m... .. the .. .. “3......
”two“, concern He said. that years Mr Turner is survived by his
.. "yam manor that mm museum"; lirAu Curlew, inhdm
he would and osdlflemce’firh‘other; my dinner, of Dover’ Thins,
Jill that tilts, but like uaeodfllodqfl y_ The funeral will take page ‘
3 a; '3‘?" ”$553: infif‘m 21:31.19 loom the little home at e ocloolt‘Ji-ldly
m not .ow whether [he commy 'utenotinzx REV. J. J. mavelynpastonol’,
owed him Juoney or it he was indebted “"19 First M- 9- Church officiating. 1
, to the con em, but if the latter should lnterinent will be at payer Plains, N. Y
/ he the ode he would make with m...
' alumnae, Mir-m mascara J
The for! er President was surprised. Hiramlfl Barnes died at the Now-
when 1119* . served With a warrant .
and “a, tumour in iail over ten aoldlerc Home Tuesday aged 84
my; in; 1&0an d- hondsman. years: He went out with the 6th R85.
Bull was Wished the next day, how- C V. L, in Cu» K in 1861mm was at
,. aver. and e was released and the case: gem, promoted to the n“ of 2nd
“3‘95 “’9 “99° ' hunt inCo moo c. v I The tunnel
Jurvioes mafiheld mm the liomo’
SOLD J . WAS 'thlenfternon with the burial in some
_ MANY BATTLES 0mm ~
(0080 nod from First Page.) Will “’T'" ““9“"
J . Funerwservloee “for the late Mm
‘nd,.-.,-,,,ed in the United-Lucy Ruggiero will be held tomorrow
h twenty. others or his com. morning from her date home on Sound-
Monday. and was detainetl view avenue at 8 o'clock and-from St.
‘” at Ellis Jisland for a. few days inn‘d‘ Josepha R. C. Church at 9 oclock
terdall‘erl all??? vfl'tthils £321.52? Interment will he in St «Mary' 3 ceme-
Molt a low fiven bound train by Mr
Funeral of Min irrlco
.An 0! his comrades have been 89 Funeral sources for the late FellcleJ
erely. wolhnded .ond are rather dozedp d Mrs.
and noun allghted at Greenwich “m, Errlco little delighted! of Mr an it J
some Mom to Bridgeport. Forshay- Charles Errlco were held this :1 er
lund son all the train at Bridgeport noon at 2 o'clock trom her hotne on ‘
Jam,
' ‘ his went hack [0 the station and guilt
._....t e w g train, the train lnetea of
goingmlJ wards Boston being oueJ “mm °' “'3' Kelly J
hound fl r New York Forshaylund’ Funeral services for the late Mrs.
'got on a Smith ”Normalk, and in some Catherine Kelly were held from her
‘- mgnneiflmndc fwd“? ‘0 gm {boson ‘J late home, on Franklin avenue at 8: .10
, 17 ere e inqu re or a no 01 suy- ,
J. ‘J lug that he was sick in his stomach this morning and at 9 oclock {rml Sc:
- as soml salmon that he had eaten “MV'S “WV-‘1‘ interment ‘0" pa
did not agree with him. He was told in St Marys cemetery
that the rowan t the hos-
pital a; t‘the time, and he then depori- MORE MONEY
ed, so up that he only wanted 10
see a Joctor. The hospital authorH FOR TEACHERS
ties tol him where he could find onc.J ~-..—-—.
The ext plnce that he was noticed‘ (continued from First Page)
was at lice headquarters in the Ci h J ._....-
Hall, w ere he come in saying that he
The teachers some time ago held a
felt slclJ. He stopped there for airtime: meeting and appointed a committee to
”and win is there. due to toe silver plate ‘
in his dead, had a fainting iii. Afteerk" up the matter of wage increases
3, he
'. I {with the board of education. T
_ Eilgflhnngd 23:31:;{8‘18 hiygoll'l'd :0: J teachers demanded an increase of $150
" of Water. While on n. e we fly J'tm all teachers and the dropping of a
J l mu salary
to get Jhe water he had another faint , max in
log fit.Jnnd was then taken ,0 ”,8 “0,1019 board of education came back
1 Jwitli a new schedule. The contracts
/ azakfi We'd?“ 1:131:11; ,1, gingiéplil,’ :1 call for 30 days notification if resigna-
.lions are to tokeofiecl at the opening
130;: J‘giaétggxretty “ eak condimm bu of school in September if for any other
reason than lumen. The contracts al-
’ film:Jfizfilofia‘id’sfigfidifihifl; til'aatt so demand that after September there
9 shall be no resignations for any other
ggséfid£3,133,013???“2:212?th reason than illness unless the resigna-
J’ he haJ mounted for many of the tions are acted upon by a legal meet-
a ” ~ . f ng of the board.
€91,813? gitognhislecoliierggybvliae 02:11:11 The new schedule calls for no in-
bulletl and subsequently of having a crease .in the salaries of the master.
.. - . - the figure of $2.200 remaining. There
int-t: 2'3ng 231359 {‘21: {gigging are, however. increased all along the
*" -line with this one exception.
- Emmy in 1915
This board raised the salaries of be-
.. is? gfi'lngfimzfigndafig'fifi: ginners from $450 to $550 per annum,
_ is do ,0 :the plate the gas at the and increased the minimum salaries of
kindergarten teachers from $450 to
“$1: 6331;533:9113: 11:25,:3'3305: $550 and the maximum from $700 to
. . 900.
ed a 359 Notre Dame street-Mom 5
treal, ‘and that 'he was on his way In grades two. three, and foufmtif! ,
home ~hut~=wnsesomewhat-dazed, and minimum “'93 increased "9‘” 3 °
. - 5560 and the maximum from, $800 to
had tten on the wrong train. 3900.
At, he hospital this morning it was
Grades one, live, six seven and eight
t Foraheylund would “probably! wore increased from 3450 to $550 as a
be cl right in a. short time, and that
3 minimum and $800 to $1, 000 as the
he In ht be ”able to resume his jour- J xi u
ney weds his home in a few days : Head teachers in schools of. from
» ’ H "“100 week to talk much about two. to five rooms were ‘increeSedilrom
themaximum of 850 to $1,050, and the '
'minimum was raised to $700.
. . 3 I‘i‘eechere in schools of from six to ,
w? iineeot his 1:“ “31:28? nine roomshad‘the maximum inorens- ”
_ 1*“ “he “3“" mam fl {,9 led from 5900 1031.100. ’The minimum
d the-hell m the"? e .9 s is now $800. Teaching principals in .
Kassie, he soidtmany 'meremngvschools of from 8 to 15 rooms had the '
enoes betel! him our-mg the re, maximum raised from $1,200 to $1, 500,
centhoilepse or the” Russiur Empire, in schools 011mm than 15 rooms, ,
and J t the- reign of the Bolshevki. ! the maximum was increased from ‘
" J ‘ '”“"‘ $11700 to 311100 and the minimum is
Tile regularanonthly meetin'gfi‘f the thaw ‘1’ 200
WesJern Fairfield County Dental The- 1 high school class rooms. whmen
309 tion no 1,91,, at the 0mm om. were raised in the maximum from $900
«wad South mm 5m Mon- td‘ $1100 81“} the minimum l.“ “00,
while men were raised from 81.000 to
”day venlng. Over twenty members 311400 (or the maximum and the mini-
we present trout Greenwich. sum: mum is now .3131 000
‘ rund'tnis city; Following the bus 1 Hatfillggdtepggggnt rigs gimp d
. ”.3, , tern ram” 0 on e a mm
,1 on “he, titty inn ”mes an d the mihlmum raised front 3900 t
‘ ° “3 "5° “9‘“ WW “9”“ . Milton. and the maximum mm :1, so
I11] 3‘0! mild! MISS Wudrm.m§§oo Huhmumj—g gagging“ 01}
. In; ‘ 800 “
re he had something to eat St Marys cemetery
w...“
5;
with 21% rest and went into a restau- Spdhgdplg Cqurl interment Was in ‘
SM .Furmshings
villomnreoeug Thuestlay Morning
'. sum.
to continue one week
. Furnlttm of certain kinds, * Chicorfilass
nod Kitchen Ware
~ — EWy line ppmeimbes the: fact that conditions in the markets are somewhat difiienlt. It is
hfi'poseihlezto obtain wtain lines ohmichandise 111 any qimntities at least not enough to warrant a
we int reductions from regular retail prices. 1.4”
The manhfacfin'er’s position 18 as hard as the merchant’ 8. Still the wheels of many factories
. 1 i are running, andggmds of necessary kinds are available.
These attractions for the’Home are offered.
"For the Housekeeper
torn, size 6,
.Oenvas” Clothes Pin Begs with 50 hard wood
Hollies pins,
*9 Clothes Hampers, made of heavy ash splint,
with covers, medium size,
lmsmbmwneapanmd made“
" ~ . . £11,525 ponndtcnpaclty. ““999“
” Was, brown Japenne'd, square‘with
“(infinitely tuners, hinged 0mm:
. . »~ murmur .1... with one pound of
utter guild one pint of. milk one can make two
‘ thirds of butter
WM heoyy tin”, in the blue willow
sugar, tea and coffee, ‘
$115
$1.35
mm.am.
W heavy tin, square jargdalieled .
“ lees, cereals, and flour. Thhdsien pieceaw,
" 331290
Parlermrooms,’ well made of fine utility
new.
$1.25
Bierell's “Grown Jewel" Carpet Sweepers,
1.1.... 010ch of 1.111 M twenty-foresir
liour'time,” loud boll, $119
JT” Gas Irons,” nickel plated, cold ,wood handle,
intimate with 6 ft metal tubing, $2. 39
J9“ Mrs. Polts’ Irons, three Irons, handle and
‘j ’lt.
'Jl‘
strong, large ”size only,
”d,
for $1. 85
Broad Cutting Boards, nicely finished, for
Editing bread at the table, 10 inch size, 1 29 cts.
J‘“ OuttingBoards of hard wood, nice for meats,
breads, vegetables, etc, 10 x 14 jh’hhes, 45 else.
Ladder Stools, a combination step ladder
‘ find kitchen stool, very handy andJ folds up com-
”parody,
E Z Shine Stove Polish, 1/2 pint can, regular
price, 12 cts., ' “
97 cts.
3 for 29 cts.
Sink Strainers of heavy tin, blue enameled,
lwill stand or hang' 1n corner of sink. 19 cts.
ill? Dish Drainers of heavy wire, made very
21 cts.
Ji‘ Bustiers Dust Mops, chemically treated, does
[lot throw dust. Complete with long handle,
75 cts.
Dustless Dust Cloths, regular ‘25 of. size,
2 for 35 cts.
‘ Basement.
, Mahogany finishiSilk'
tshodes in pink, ‘old
Boudoir Lamps .
Ivory, Walnut, or
arose . and Oldfglfld,
nary. attractive, 1399“-
lar price $250
? For $2.00
"Nippon”‘chine ’ China , :
Cups and-Saucers ‘ '5‘lA‘collection of portions of sets which will
. _ . , J , ' not bein stock oganr Stool; patterns, about six
1 very speeielbm- or seven patterns and no complete sets can be ’
188111. pink... and " bloc xmade up, but many desirable pieces. . Dozens of
borders. ‘Plam'white certain things may be selected, Such. as:
with‘ gold borders covmdtnnhes, .s1.oo.and $3.00 edch.
. Meet Platters, '90 cts. :t0*$2.25
$3.75i—andozen mm, mm, .50 cts. $031225
‘ Plates, all sizes, ” 10 cts. to‘50 cts.
, ' . Bowls, 25, 40 and-50 cts.
imam“ cm“ 1 Incl. Butters, 95 9“-
”11pm?” ‘ ’ ’ . , Basement.
" Celery Sets, . . - ‘ I J
- e
1.7mm $1.25 Dinner Sets at Reduction.
Whipped Cream Sets, Haviland China, 100 pieces, design in g)
were $1.25 spray, stipplcd gold, regular price $43. 00$ 9.00
. Jelly Sets, were $1.25 English Porcelain, 100 pieces, wide b01 der 1n
At $1 00 ’ green decoration, slightly damaged, as is, $22 00
. English Porcelain, 112 pieces, with gold coin
edges, regular price $41.00 $35 00
Glasses ' Stock Pattern, Hotel China.
iBelLshaped Tumb- ‘ to. close out.
,lers, Mo;- 43 cm. White with green border
1 GingerAle orl‘Beer ~ Icebreams, 10 095- 93-
Glasses, 6for 430113. , Twit Saucers, 11* cts.
Col 1 ‘ iBakers. 18 cts.
onia 1'13??? m ” 5 inch Platters, 18 cts. ea.
. 6 inch Platters, - 22 cts.
9 inch Platters, 57 cts.
. BOWIS. ~ ,. 22 die ea. ,
0f Roma Ivory, 36958. - , Basement. .. :..
M3“ Gm‘tn. sonnets. ‘ 7 Shopping Baskets
.Hemme‘d'Bed
, Zd' delayed shipment ’
, Spreads
{just arrived and no
, limited _quantity only.
Full" size e and - aerosp—
,tionallyI good.
' Ruffled Curtains
32351155334”
“$44.00
Third floor.
Much talked about
land greatly in de-
mand, at. last they are
here. '
Plain, hemstltched
,:be1ld,and 4 inch rhf-
he. $150
Plain or Do
Just the right size for those who wish to
.carry their smallpackages,‘ The " baskets are
made of heavy splint, light in weight'hut strong.
Brass Beds, Good Chlality
.. 1'; F '_ Very attractive looking. TWO shapes, three
;. . 3; ~ . sizes,
1.: 47 J _ Large size, $1:00
-«-.~,....,‘. ‘ . ' ' ’ Small size, 50 cts.
’ Medium size, 75 cts.
omen «Baskets
Of split bamboo, made stlong, useful for
gathering flowers, sinall vegetables or eggs. . r
75 cts.
'7 Another:type of bedstead with continuous
/ posts is lifter”: called the “Newsl England. ”- It is
This Colonial pattern remade of- good gunlilyl g,- bf plain and substantml appeoiance, the posts"
brass finished with gold colored lacquenThe M9 l f are two inches radiometer and curve gracefupy .
J’ looking a complete top rail. Thiere‘ are five hem, -'
mere two inches in mameter,..filimg 10118 are. 011* 3E filling rolls Finished' 1n the best quality ”gold
ished on top 1.1111. dainty dips. Strongly and con il J 99101‘9019991191'1V9TY 991098 and 9919109- no.0
.111be inade.
$25. 00
” 1‘”, ,9 Othersllflts.of‘ibrasdbedsi
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