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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 12, 1921 · page 6

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.mkonthclu. M. M. degree.

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has Been extended the farmers of the

‘tural redlscounts for the year ame-

. l5 toned; up the living coat: but. on

,_ ORWALK

HHAHTEHH {HAHN
IEHANHES PLANNED

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At the second meeting of the Char-
tcr Cbmmitcee for the revision of the
City charter. held Monday night at
Cit) Rail; the following amendments
were approved: '

Section one hundred and sixty-eight
of said act is amended to read as fol-a
lows ' Said board shall. on or herons

“' the fifteenth day ocMav in each war.-

“ 15" MM PHI! submit to the tieaaurer of said city; a .

,ated Prom is emu-Ivar némil’ed estimate at the expenses for

. gum; “‘5 use for pablloitlow of the support of snid‘eehools for the en-

mosaics credited to it“ suing vcar specitying as far as possi—

' Hm ”‘13 MP” W “H” hie the itemé or such expense‘ and

now: published he’d“ shall at the end or each fiscal year.

“[35“ 07' .tpubllcauon 0!? m transmit to tho mas or a full report of

" a ”are!“ are a!“ mum its proceedings during“ 88“? 39'3“ ““1!

H H ‘n statement showing.r the total amount

.7 “53de NM or moncv received and expended for

‘ " H ’H who support ol said schools. and, at

0“ Well Lodge, NW 108 F and A- ions t oncq in cach month. shall tramp.

mu in Masonlc~bulld1ng 80‘1"! mil to the muyOI a detailed state-

'M 1“ and 3’“ “may of Inc-lit oi the expenses incurred dining

“$1“? 3'” August except— the preceding montlu and said ex-

’ ‘t 8 oclook. A“ Master m” pcnses shall he paid in the same man-
m Hm! {mtermlly inVited Int-r an othcr expenses of said city.

EDISON T’ HARRIS. W. 3" Soc. 17. In case the income from

ROBERT M” mom Sea: \Iatcr rents is inadequate to meet the

”numeral expenses of said water- works

5‘ m' Convocation. all. M's and the intcrI st of said notes. bonds or
w No. 88. R "' LL. Winfield iccrtlflcntcs. a km on all property and

' ’1 Jandnl'y rm 3’ 8 P- 1‘1- {persons liahlc to‘ taxation in said dis

'8' Henry 3- Tisdale,(" m HM P.will lrlct shall be laid. to supply such dc-
” m IIS ml this m Am: flcicncy by the board of estimate and
.Re- inxuiion of the cilI at anv meeting
Wm, came nnd mjoy )‘Onrseln. called foI that purpose upon 'upplica—

F‘rnternnlly Iion of said board of commissioners.
I). n BEACH n p. and said tax shall be collected in the
I". s. LYON . Sec'y. sumo mmmcr as other city taxes for
,- IhI- purpose of paying the debts of

{TV-'0' ', NS ”FOR FAI‘JXERS. said district or any part thereof. and

,3 ' . _ of establishing II sinking fund for that
[Hm Billion Dollars 01 aSEiatauce purpose; 'l‘lII- avails or. such 1.11ch

m 13'. 1921 ‘
WAG/:5. Iron

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and States this year through rodis- 'deI rm application for said pur-
DBDOT- This poses Imm The board of cslimate and

u‘unt oi‘agricultural
MH‘OHHHHH a""‘lhxrition shall lIv a tax to defray the

tement. which nails

. H'H‘d Chaliga’McFfi by (“fitfll nd- .. \p‘ 9155“; of tho public lilIrnII' of said'

certain g:%:::; lg?1;?::“prgcfifct1g|IiIs‘IIci to tlII- :IIIIIIIIIIi ilppl'OIHJllt‘d lIv
fired at SInalor Gronna )cster- :IiIlndis‘uiII .I: am annual or '41“ c‘ifu

. . , mac ugh .
.‘figtiffirgfigft§f‘d""‘ of the HHS‘H‘ Sec. 3-: .\li il‘it‘ electors
Granna has been ninonp: the load- StinI- IE\:I1”HEHLI within ”I.-
H in the campaign to good Congress ”mil“ UL lhr- ‘ . _
., o unusual action to relieve the herrinlml‘orc cstnhhshed aI'I- lurch}
heat growers of his district. He has constituted 9. body politic and corppr-
I! backed in his cffOIt by Other ale lI)‘ lln- name of tho Third laxuu:
01a] fitercxis speaking for the COt- lI‘Isn-iI-i m“ IlII- ('ilv or Norwulk. nuldvlly
planters and pcanut producers of HIM lirmu- shnll hc culm‘lh' 0r 3'1”“:
H ‘ . and being plcmling and
' f hisnnri thcir most cmphah
units has been that the Fed—
.rvc Board has been discrim—
-: inst farmers by refusing
unt paper based on produc—
i- soles of agricultural prod-
rding presented the senamr
Knowing that the Minneapolis
., Reserve Bank has agricul-

oi~
lr-rritorinl

suI-Il.
and (‘Ull\'l')‘llll{ any pIIqu-I'li'.
YIOTROllHl.‘ and of having a common
oral. and as such corporation shall
succm-Il to and possess nil the prom-r-
lv. lmllI l'l‘lii and IlI-I'I‘MIai. of tho East

.‘forwnlk. and nil right. powers. fran-
chisc . p’rivilog‘ifl: mIdHlinnIonitloI ht Ic—
boron-o granted to said Jinnah
firo‘, .iiihtrict in. relation» to the can'—
stI-‘Ixclion oI IicciIic light Ivorkfi and
the new Intiou and punimc qt’ clec»
lricily for the use of said district and
the inhabllnnrs thereof. and the croo-
Allen. placing. and lfininteimlu‘c ‘oi'
poles. when and all other necessary
flvturns willIin said dintrict for re-
ceivim; and distiihuting cleclrlciiv.
and thc some are hereby vested in sold
liIia'd mung district and said thrd
tovinzH district
manage. operate. and control its elec—
tric light woxks with the surm- :IutlIoI .
itv. rl'chts find liabilllics. and in the
sumv monitor an mm East Norwalk
Jim. district and cxccpt as herein
otherwise provided. to care for. mom-
tnin. and keep in repair. all ”date.
both real nnd personal. which said
.dislrlct may acquire to sell and I onvI- \
any of said propclty. any propcrh
hold in trust cxccpted. and apply the
proceeds in thc reduction of the in-
ddhtcdnosn of said dintrlct. 'l‘lIc dis-
tIict shall on; one hundred dollars or
more yeaIlv would the supp-Int of the
4.3 With the Turk has 9.1— Bast Norwfllk Imurowmcnl Associa-
t‘ 110. is so much ”PW lion. Inc. Public Library.
on himself than H‘ -w°"k . Sec 4“. —~In case ihl' income from
“d children. l-lIc. salI-s of l'M‘il‘iCitV is inadequate
to meet llHIc- current cxpcnsca oi su'ul
I-lcclvic light plant and the interest on
the-findeldcdncss of said district. a tax
on all property and pcrson’liublc to
taxation in said district shall he laid.
to supply such deficiency hy the board
of (Slinldh' and tamiion or the city at
anv mcIiing of said board called for
that pquIIsc upon lhc application of
said board of conuniasionm of said
disitict , and said tax shall becoliected
in tho sanII- III: Inner as other cit;I tax—
es. Said board of estimate and taxa-
tinn may luv and collect taxes tor-tho,
fluroosc of paving the debts of. solddia»
.trict or any part thereof, and‘ 0: es»
talilishimz {I sinking fund for that gun,
nose The hodrd of estimate and tags-

the Kaunas. our
the [limo-bank
St. Louln bank
thI- other banks
from $‘(5,000..'00

gating $2.36, 000 (mil;
bank. ”29.000.000;
$230,060.04"); the
$685,000.000. and
amounts ranging
“PVC-MI

The wheat farmcrs and the cotton
growers have not had all the money
they. needed to carry their crop; in
warehouses and elevators for an in;
definito period. while artliicinl- scarce

he otber hand, neither have manu‘
money for a similhll
has lab” had

.them higher. .
ne'evation is that when a girl
k5 dollars for a pair of high

' ot‘nomcthing to show lion

.0-—.—# -
”ye: workmg for mOncy lo
- ulread) bought our

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mammalian why a woman isn‘t
aster-dinner snooker is
H .sfio “worrying over who will

M03 '
W.”—

at»
i. the “teen months'
meet“ died} last
am will be held “'0!“
" {Wmmn avenue.
’ at 9 o 'cloek. Doria:

mosgpm s cemetery-
‘9“

shall hc paid to the treasurer of the:

, 1
this:

third tavlng district In“

being _

i‘nplmdcd. purchasing. holding. St" on:
real or}

Nor’wnlk Iirc IlImI'IcI or arm" town on)“
‘ .
l \H omun Suffrage «damn... of Out-

is h orobv .Inthm 130d tol Rust Huddum.

Hi: iplc). 01' “inc healer:

peroonl. marine periods and ‘
it shall be overseer of the poor. and

shall, at th eexpénaeH of the city pro—r .

vide all articles necessary for the sub.
sisténee of paupe'rs; and shall pom
all the powers vested in, mid perform
all the duties imposed upon. select-
men relative to the summit. control
and removal ol‘ paupens: to the giving
and receiving of notices to and mm
guardians and eve of spend-
thrltta; to the confinement of habitual
drunknrds.! dipsomanines and person-
addicted to than inheniperate nous of
narcotics out Minamoto; to» the cus—
may of incense convictstm confine.
men: of insane persons: £50 tile. on“
of insane. paupers and indigent: no}.
span; to comfltmenta wand removldl
from the Connecticut School nor Bow.
the connecflcut Industrial School fol‘
Girls: the temporary home for depen—
dent ncglected children. and the 0013- <
noticut School [or Imbeolleo; to con—
tracting for the support of the insane
poor' at Middletowu or Norwich: to
the burial o! Dampers: to delivering

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bodice to: dissection; to the burial at» -
decehSéd» soldiers ami‘ sailors; to the. ,

giving of directions as to whom money '

for soldiers" orphans shall. be paid; to ,7

the returning lists of soldiers‘ orphans ’
to thecomptroller :to the
and inspection of boarding houses for;
.infants: to making returnsain regard
to deaf dumb and blind persons: to
giving founmings in adoption: to the
indenturing of apprentices and pro-
ceedings for the relcaae orapprcnticeo
fromv-cI-I'vicc. and to mutually pro-r
cccding‘s. All IIolicI- required by ltt-_
tutu to be given to or by uelectmen‘
relative to the foregoing mailers. shall
hcgivcn by or ‘to said board or (my
nie'nlbcl‘ thereof and each member 01‘:
said board shall have the some powers ,
relative to the aforesaid matters as are
given by statute to soleclmen.

l'pon room‘s! III‘ the School "Board.
Section :30. rI-iuljnz lo the rod
in numbers of members oi the School
llca rd was I-I-eomndermi and
game-mind section was tabled. '

LEXIISLATWEI ~
‘ . COMMITTEES
l . ANNOUNCED

!. . Continued from First Page
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:thIn. and Chapman. IIl‘ Saybrook.
l:uilrua:ls~~l.ord. or 1318313sz Wales.
I»! \lamoc: Stone. 0! Kent; King. of
l :Iirlicl‘d; AIIdI rson. of ,VVatcrbury:
Sisdssk). of Rancid: Andrews. or
llit'nhnry: Griswold. or Oldiva; Do-
Us. of Franklin. and Clark. of He—
brim.
. lauds. flridnm and Riverwlsmin-
IId ol Illun'ord Net—l.
mum: I‘IcrrponL cl" itidgcficld; Ryan.
in! ’l‘honwson; Hanson. of I’anville;
Eltowv. nl‘ fillvislmry “rings. of Leila-
n: i'hotchins. nl‘ l‘olumbln; Mann-l-
or llarwimon; Arrlgoni. of Dug-

1 IN)
in.

't'old: Ma's. Hookcr. of Hartford;
AWN h. of Manchester: llnllcy. ofllur~
ham; Hewitt. of Lebanon; Schofleld.
;ot’ \‘zmgatnck; ls’llpnlnck. of Bridge-
Zport; Johnson. of l‘unicrlmry: Mac—
IMnlmn (hour). (if “only. and Smith.
of HclIroII.

‘ Insurance. Brigham. of Granby;
Meech. 01' West Hartford,- Stoecker. of
Beacon l-‘nlls: HMiIl‘dlI-hrook. of Shar-
HjIIII;'(‘uilcr. of Goldwater: Butler. ol’
fl'tonhnry; Vvilch, of Manchester;
mSpaIIlIllnp: of Brooklyn: Sanford. o!
and Pillow. of Dan—
‘ lmr‘.

Educauonv Phillips. oi! Shelton;
Dormant. ot‘
Sonthington: SleiIn. or iiuddam: No-
Mo. of SufilI-ld Mrs. Hooker. of Hart-.
,l‘urd; Kenduil. of Lisbon Greene. of
.‘Iliildlehlu'y: Flynn. 61‘ Hflhlehen‘a. and
Mn: Jewott (helm). of Talmud. H
{ Military .\l’fIIim--Wnller. oi Trum-
lIIIll; Marvin. of Saybrook:HCnhill. of

least \Vindsor: deccomh. of Gretna:

lAllyn. of Vernon: Schcorgei of Merl-
III-n.; Skinner. at madam: Hopkins. 0!
\Varren; Gloom. 0! Avon. and Delta.
(ll New Canaan _ '

Hello special committee to revive the
;:IIlInlnintratlvc civil code from the
’Housc is: Russell. of West Hartford:
\1nvsden. of Madison: Howe. of Linda-
llI-ld: Grinvold. of W’ethohflel‘d; bfor-
gun. or i-‘ulrneld; Smith, of Water.
town; Tallest of Ansonia; Skflton. 0!
Morris; Williams.‘ at Mcriden; John.-
aon. oi). Goshen. and Hodge, 0! East
Hampton.

Senatorial Appointments.

The appointments of Senator: to the
joint committees. by President Pro
Tom. Hall. were as follows. the first
nagnwd being We Chairman:

Judiciary—Delaney and Brown.

Appropriationh—Hall and Clark.

Excise—~Furcaio and Bowen.

Agriculturew—Trcnt and Graham.

Cities and Borough—Bowen and
Drew. , .

Banks—Jinnah and Costello.

Capitol Furniture and Grounds -—

 

, lion shall la) a tax to defrnv the 6x-
menses or the public library otthe
East Net-wall:- Improvement Assoc!!!
tion incorporated. of said district to
”In amount appropriated by said dis—

mm B Revved and Rev
' Ffi‘? ,, Milton officiated. The
? Med: to Manson. M133.

' _ ends paid tribute to tho
H HH‘ H? as well l'm'own: lit Nor
"H ~ » where. Many hammolma

'i‘hc. avails of such taxes shall be paid
to the treasurer of said district for ap-
nlfnation for said» purposes only.
Section sixty-nine of said not
amended to' read as follows:
taonsurer of said city.

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act. shall have the same relative pow-

M‘s and perform the same relative d1» «-

,i'ien in said char nos town Wn- ..m
“heir motive vwns. _ Correct ac?"
counts of all receipts and expenditures

of the ole". during ego}: fiscal year 1

"ball be kept by the treasurer impro-

per books of account, arranged in such H
inn over and under such head; and» 1
branch: of expenditures as to é‘xlaiait -

mun-afoul the "financial: condition or

trict at any annual or special mpetinm A

The“
in addition t-Oi
the duties otherwise imposed by this:

Costello and Butler.
Claimr—Rosenfeld
(Dem. ) -
Congressional and
thew—Potter and Pickett (Delm)
Constitutional Amendments—Good—
win and Treat.
Education -~]lll§(lwen' and Challeng—
er.
Enzrossed Bills—Rudd and Brooks.
Federal RelationI—o—Clnrk and Hall.
‘Qnance~TI-umb‘ull and Potter.

an Ii Pickett:

ford.
Forfeited Rightas—Gorlick and Rob;

visitation ‘

in“ H

the ,

' Fish and Gamev—Bailey and. Say I

 

I Henl’eld.

‘7 Humane Institutions-4283680 Hll'lii:
Golden.

lawman—Goodwin and min—3H

 

11361:: to the «Wigner: month. or f
Hfll '

H’Hm 5%;va

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g,”

l.

of North 08‘ ' H

Senatorial Din-f... ;
. ~ ::_ mom

Incorpogauoor—Keneuv and Han:- '

 

Who would ionic tussock a WMhMfidwflhathfi-

It’stliouncxpeetfi that: happens. but MdWMWdSu-xe MM?
Lasthcgood.work.mtim Bed Math} looked ”'3’“ of" month ago at

$35$~Tuimom um etc? But readmpiicastak wait. inch

High Qnolity Percale:
Regular No. Tomorrow 99c

5%yudator“
Fruitofthoioomunilin

Was 49c y: ”d. Temmrow m

6 yardnmr
—‘

RW‘WGW
P or cayIIId 99c

Tomorrow, 51/, yards fox

Colored yr white; “1:10.839 8'
rant. '
Sale-yard .. . ..

WWV M.

Fine quality; Value $1. 50
pals. Silo. not: ......

 

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' aLANx-ETS

mm- mm REGU-

moas SAMSON Nism-wmmmm—m

SHEETS. Full size, All.” All:

we str‘olng’ gstOut’ pair .D ....... . . n?!

wear—we i kind. A . .

little while ago the $72.17: 3,? m

price was $2.00— '

Tomorrow, 99¢ each
mo Dom

PILLOW 0.48%
Size 46x36-
Formerly at 59c eaclHIH

TomorrowJSe‘each

She 72:90 inches—Hoary guilty.-
tan and white. were 88.00
Sale price .........

Wool m “to

In. good ww-ia. g ‘bluikeu
' with a thick. close WF‘HH'

 

W
64 Inch Table Damask
Heavy quality. satm finish; was

81.98 ynnd
Sale. yard - ...... .. . .

look hoe Towel;
MAE“ Why red horde,»

nine 29!: each. “ ”6

Tomorrow. 6 for '

l.‘ \f."

DRAPERY DEPARTMENT

Printed Torry cloth
A beautiful material. suitable for
curtains. drapery or furnitmc

coveringn~yard wide. won 81 if
vard'. Sale price

1'
Size 27x64' inches. heavy thick
wool now—choice designs.

mm ........ $5.49
om Goons and
sons

All Wool Serge:
Were unto $1.76 vurd ”c
‘umsm

Tomorrow. yord

All colors. wave on to 31.5?-
yard;
Tomorrow. you

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tau...)

Mull/mm
m

Wore ‘up to 31.7 ’
Tousorrow. yard ..... .

$3.9m" wank sun Dacha-n
‘ Tout-now
mum, . . ...........

M Lining m:
“summon-m);
Salwm ....n...

Yfimmm

Wmubmmr m .

Solo. _yu'd ......M

marl-um
.mfi" “ 996:

yard; ......'..........

.

I?

W -

Edam Wade ”“6?“ ma».

Best grade,

’i‘lm practical floor covering good

Patterns

79: Thesefire' the well—known Sport Coats, with

it.” my. mum ITS THE GRANDES'I: coA'r

‘glxe ——gia_v and white. Were

Light Calico Print: {250 Sale price

regular 20c ford.

. ...... 23¢

”InchWhibPOplin

Excellent quality, softly woven;
vain. Howard '

sun, yard: ........

Sale
2yu'ds for

per cent “mob-While with
Blue and Pink bordm. Wm

Mum

Mode of high grog. long stable.
pure wool. so warm and un-
shrinkable w;- T 9 colors are
“'hile. Gray‘and Fluids. Were

32590. Sale price 511.49

pair
Very Large All Wool
Blankets

m and White. with 3 inch
silk binding, were women

3““ 3'??? . $17.49

pair

weaving. sanitary and water
pron! ——~ curative 911mm ——
Two yards wide. Were $2 yam

Sale price. :1”

yard .......
38 Inch m
are new and various; Gray.

War 60!: yard. _
49c. ,

Salem-m
4—“

f TWO Wed .. " . '
7 . - 9
Women- s
7 Formerly priced atH $45.”
TOMORROW $29, ’
‘ - Raccoon and Nutria FlirColiars.

I

VALUE WE HAVE snowy.

Who-um

Very handsome lull-kin. with son

3 and My nap, van 87.98.
Sale price

put ..............

parietal“. Bloom
“denim finish. velvety woolly,

warm, sanitary on; In
rich- colorim. Tam silw

binding. were $14.60
Sale price ,
pair ............ “.99
Indian Design Blankets
In beautiful color combination.~
were 37.98.
H Sale price

l\ttrachive designs. in a variety on
choice colorim. were $7.92»

Sale price 5. 99
C

pair ..............
Full Size cut-mu.

Fancy figured. scrum, stitched
were $6.0”_

Sale price

Beautiful color ambit-flour.
white cotton filled. Bile 81m.

werg 88.00.

s... ...... ........ $4.”
Semen Guam.
High quality. memorized sateen:
coverings-plnin linden, extra

heavy,

were $10.00
Sale price ........
Woman’s Honcho-u

, 0
Good quality parab— W
styles, neat patter.

were 82.98. a. 1 a

Sale price . .......
Children's m (Io-Is,
Excellent quality Ml

nude, were $138 - $1.49

Sale price ........ .

Chfldlu'lmm

Standard quality 5135!... al‘
tractive panel. . boon-inn

styles.
...... $2.19.
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Sale price .........
Heavyw I.
Oil On:

realm $3.90. '
mun-nth _
m

25-“). Wfitwmufl
nonrgrecuhflynfl
Sale we. ........- .

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