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can Nansen
FURNITURE
RUGS
RANGES
Heating Stoves
Baby" Carriages —
J
lion should '
Now is the time to begin
arranging your
To assist you, we are giving you an opportun-
and TERMS IF YOU WISH.
home for the long winter months, by making.
it as comfortable and beautiful as posmble. ,
ity to buy at PRICES LOXVER THAN EVER ] -
corporation counsel
sand 3' report later.
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‘ counsel in the
Imat'ter.
gg,
Board'ofiEducation in two of: the
:matters referred to in its letter to
riMayor Barton he felt obliged to re-
; fuse to act a
:counsel be. e
ng‘aged to advise in these
‘matters. '
It would be highly improp-
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The Famous
Hoesier Kitchen Cabinet
’ As Low as $41.75 *
x
.u; mug—(pa a . .
_ _ p .
.33 '
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$1.00 Delivers One to Your Home.
Sole Agent.
The kind that are fully guaranteed to bake, cook
and heat, as low as
$36.50 up to $100
Heating Stoves from $10.00 to $50.00
Sole Agent for ‘
Richmond-“Barstovr’? Ranges, Sterling
Sterling
Another Lot Just Received
of the famous ‘ 7
Simmons’ Bed, Spring and— Ma
To Be Cold at $28.95
Any size. the best Simmons CottOn Mattress, and the best 2 in.
continuous post bed with the 10~ycar guaranteed sag proof
' ' spring, all for $28.95
“See them in our window.”
Dining-Room Set
ttress,’
.
.3,
in Eight, Nine, or Ten-Piece Set
Mahogany
Priced as Low as $95.00 for an
Up to, $450.00.
V
, in W'alnut, Oak or
8-Piecc Set
‘ MMMMWMW
’ Na
”a;
WWW} "
wv
new
:
oplete
Vs
Milk.“
Suites in aM'n‘gfi BirdsEye’
. Maple,'OldJ\fory andOak f» , . -
”'e Have a Very Nice 4-P1eeeWalnntBed—
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.30
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‘40
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309m;set:ati$19iot910 .- .
Other Prices Hangings-om 775190.00 *9 $425.09 . 7
011’. HEATERS
’23
a
New Perfection and Morence‘OilHeater
-1 From$4.95up . 1 , _ 7 1
' OPEN A CHARGEAcwfiNTMTH Us
ammonia no
Buy Noemi?
Ranges and Freeman ’Ranges :- 7
the city against his former clients.
and it would also not be proper for
gum. , while
counsel to side with his former
clients against the city. . He said that
a. third matter in the letter left him
free to act and he was willing to do
so.
i The Mayor was authorized to em-
‘Dloy special counsel to advise with a
gcommittee ofxthree on the matter.
VHe appointed Councilmen Curtis,
A'Mills and Keeler as this committee.
Following is a copy of the letter
Esent to Mayor Barton'by' the Board
. g _
filth:-
VVe herewith submit to you a state-
: :ment of the deficits in the appropria-
ftions that Rave been made for the
illoard of Education. and ask you to
flay the same before the City council
in order that the council shall re-
quest the Board rotEstimate and
Taxation to appropriate from the un-
expended balances of the city, or if
there are no such balances to lay a.
special tax from which these deficits
shall be paid—318388.28, the deficit
in ‘our budget for 1921-22. this being
the difference 'between $285,088.87.
the amount asked for by the Board
0: Education, and ,3266.Soo.59, the
amount appropriated by the Board of
Estimate and Taxation. . The'Board
of Estimate and Taxation: reduced
our budget 'for 1921-22 $9,454.00 in
the foilowing items:-
Textbooks and supplies $4,100.00
Light. water and power $1,000.00
Transportation 3 879.09
New Equipment $2,890.00
Contingency 3' 500.00
,Care 0: Grounds 3‘ 75.00
, 7 $9,454.00
'and eliminated $18,250.00, the
amount asked for by the Board of
Education for repairs on buildings,
but later added $2,500.00 for a. new
jboiler in the; Center-School, rwhich
,has been installed. The Board of E5—
timate and Taxation also appropriat-
ed $2,000.00 for painting the interior
of the High School. Of this sum.
$1,695.98 was represented by momy
received from the I:surancc compan-
les'in payment of the loss caused by
the fire in the High School last win-
ter. Had this amount. 31.695.98 been
turned back to the Board of Educa‘
tion as soon as it was received by the
' _ City Treasurer it would not have
, been necessary to burden the taxpay-
~ ers and our 1921-22 budget with
$2,009.00. In order that the Board of
Education shall not ask-tor 8. sum
greater than the difterence between
the amount asked for in our budget
of -1921-22, $285,088.87. and the
amount received from the Board of
Estimate and Taxation,‘~$266,800.59.
namely 318.288.28. we have reduced
our request for "repairs on builds
V'ASKS" FOR$18,288 " * . :23 A
ceme before the council , «
Width 3, request that old bills; some 304
mg back two years} should‘ be paid.
"It they exceeded theirsapproprlaw
' tionsrat'that time iris up to them in
my opinion.” Mr. Cu’rdtis'sajd.’ He
added that if the ~Board_ of Estimate
out the budget at its '1‘821'éession‘it
did not follow the law. Heiadvised'
that? the matter .be recon-ed to the
Vfor/‘okonsideration.
It was suggested that-ta. committee
‘ot three to .be appointed. by; Mayor
__ ;Barton=.to~g act withg'the.‘ corporation
consideration of this
Judge William F. Tammany. cor-
rporation counsel, rose andpstated that
' iinasmuch as he had represented-the
nd Suggested that Special;
er he said for him to take sides with - ?
acting as corporatioxr
{of Education, and dated October‘
§ Fine lot of
_ lovely. his now
drops. to $6.85.
ness and 7
of true artist .3
distinction
“perhonal’hats”
\
, \underb 7
; these in black and brown and
'Silk‘beayer hats with an
dully~beautiful velvet
navy tones.
7 But, with all their beauty
they must abide b
sold promptly!
' So down dro
full line servic
; beauty With economy.
, They have been $8.50 to
they are now
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$15;
_ ’ $6.35
lace *
‘ftable.
New . .Kalypso
pieces for the
Lovely
price: , 1 ,
A reproduction of ‘ classic Venetian laces, wonders
fully fine in detail and so effective l 'Actually they pre{
sent same patterns. as, the charmmg handmade laces
which are almost priceless- ' 4 . , , ,7 7, , *7
. Butg'made on almost-human machines their re
price is but a tiny fracfion‘ofihandmade—a—and now they
are here at special prices l “ - ‘ . '
- One handsome (design used around center of nicq
flinentén round and oval centers and m oblong scarfs or
centers. .
' ‘ 6~inch centers-4&2 6 by 12 inch pieces—85c
9-inch centers—85c .10 by 14 inch pieces—«$1.5!
12-inch centers—$1.35. "12 by 185nchpiecos~$2
' 18-inch centers—+$3 14 by 20inch pieces—5%
' 24-inch (giantess—$5 18 by 45 inch gems—$9
30-inch centers—$8 ' - 18 by 63 Inch maria—$10
' ' Third floor. . ,
{whiz-field Arcane. and Colman Sm
Hats of smart; 7
7 style _
and beauty; ins
dividual in line
an :1 treatment;
made with touch
"Hats of unique '
character a n d
.13 ea at i f u];
Lyons and pannel '
velvet in rich‘and
fashionable a n d
pleasing efiects-
rim of rich kid or
and charm and fineness;-
y the store ’8 rule of business and be
p prices and out they are to go to be) of
e to women who appreciate combination of
and new; . novel" and beautiful—at special
_} 7' ,
I . . Store open daily till 6 ,.
I ' ' ,. *
a
. .. LOW shoes of .
merit‘beauty and special:
value for. women—$6.495
i ,
Hundreds of ' pairs of low shoes-find nearly all
them the new low-heel styles that are first in demand
Practically all sizes. Frankly; not all sizes 111
One style.
. . BECAUSE this is a collection of shoes of there f
Rowland sort fromthc regular stool: ! '*
. . We have taken many sorts and man
them into one big lot-31; speclal price.
y prices and ma
1
Mahogany cal
strap pumps
BroWn calfskin oxfords , ‘
, fskin We?
L Brown'calfskin blockers '
Brown kid two—strap Black kid two ,-7 shag
. pumps ' , pumps
Gunmetal calfskin 3-strap Gunmetal calf laced or?
oxfords. ’ 7 , 3
Black grain oxfords fords ' ,
Brown calfskin bl-ogues Mahogany calf oxfords
Mahogany calf " 3rstrap oxfords Brown kid shag
pumps ' - .
a...
Plain beautiful silver cloth pumps i
Pick with same care as when choosing “regular 1:
ishoes; they’ll be fitted withat same care. 56 45
And their Special price is . "
fiain floor, rear.
i
g LaSalle. pearl necklaces,
“5“" beautiful and extra value.
Collection unique in size and beauty—and value.
LaSalle are “indestructible” pearlsi creamy glo '7 ’7
iridescent beautiful ! How like to genuine pearls ' . -
ed from depths of Old Ocean ! {I
Made into necklaces where they are graduatedia
size and thus gain in beauty and charm. 7 i
Each necklace finished with a stout, though lights;
clasp of 10K gold. .
These three lengths and thesethree special prices: _
18-inch necklaces—$2.95 24 inch-necklaces-$3.$ '
. ~ ‘ 27—inch necklaces—$4.95 j
Left aisle. troll.
~.
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l
, $1,445.66
There is also a deficit in 192Gc21
ings" by the amount of $4915.72, 'de-
flclt in salary appropriation for 1920-l
21."
.55 At the Session of the Board of Be-
‘timate and Taxation in June. 1920.;
that Board reduced the amount ask-'
0
d
necessary, for. the Board of Estimate
and Taxation to add to the budget, of
1921-22 ~-$4'.915.‘72, "deficit in salary
appropriation for ‘1920-21?’ and had»
this $8,783.00 been appropriated
th‘ere would not have been a. further
deficit of $1,445.66, in the salary ap-
propriation of 1920—21 to cover the
salaries aslisted below:- .
George'V. Buchanan .
Fletcher Van HooSear,
Anna'L. Prendergast ‘ "
.{exmler B. Hézlett'
Substitutes '
Evening Schools ,
at
at
i
' $311.36
32:50.00
' 3230;09-
3 28.00“
5136.602
“T
41mm 3::
garden usage. '5
with
Cam 7 m’ 7 on."
a heavy tea;
n
gradients; a. large bottle, atjitfle cost,
at.drfig‘4s;tores,r‘_§nownr as ‘erth's
' "and Sulphur» Compound," thus}
mg 3.101; of muss. . » '
iieigi-aytgtaded hair is not Sins-iii ' 7
to we allrde'sirefo retain. our“youth--
{111‘ f appearance ‘7 and attractiyeness.
'B} darkening yourzrhair» WitIfJWyeth’s
and Sulphur compound, no one
to «bees
’ed by an unforseen increase in
rates within the fiscal year.
l ' i r
. 9 ' . i “
: ed for in our budget . for salaries 82‘s); :éigiffs for bills unpard as
‘- ssdssoo This was done about two Hatch & Bailey Co. 3429,05
, months after the Board of Education Connecticut Compan suggest
. had re-elected their‘ teachers. and R s'EIzea' , - , ssnrio
' stipulated their salaries. covering the E F O’Connor $440.60
whole amount asked for: hence the} ' ' - , d I
deficit of $3,735.09 in salary fund of . 31 59633
, 192031. Had this 38.788.00 been apfir' Before the sixty? days had elapsed
prop axed it would not have 138811 131920 in‘which the Heard of Estim~
ate and Taxation could re-appropri-
Board _
writing that $1696.16 be re-appropri-
, $4,824.46 013 August 31%. I920. -
‘Education submitted "the budget of.
$695 50 ' 1921722 to the’Boax-d of Estimate and
' Taxation they also again requested
appropriations to cover the deficit as
above mentioned. and referred to in
the Salary appropriation: passed and -
submitted
Taxation he requested to appropriate.
"ipur’suantsto Section 167 or the Char- _
mutter 9f thePitX;e{§9_rFeIs.'as' amend.
, ea, me . _ ,
aneefof teachers koalari'ers used by the
Boa-rd
2.1.111“.
to'r'educe j the 7 amount
' namely, ,
2 $24.64 for water bills unpaid and
no the Second Taxing district, caus~
the
There is another deficit for 1919-
e from unexpended- balances the
of ~Ed‘ucatlon requested in
ad from the unexpended balance or
In my 1921 when the Board of
, . then rollo'win'gr' resolution
hat the Board 1 or Esthate Land‘-
0 .00 for the bal-
,l
for. the school year, 0:11920- L
en followed a recapitual‘tion‘fol‘
51' m REGEXT THEATRE TODAY, TOMORROW AND nuns}:
Scene: Iron: Rupert; Hggfia’ finite 03d Sea.”
”i7“Iowe it all; f
- 'to you. Mother?
. i c I 3 r ' ’ f , _ ' ,
- m... and widen Surgeon sseKmfe _ 7 ._
ording to our: books there are , , 7 '_ Agaln for Rufh
nded ‘ esif for 'the' year“ , NEW'EOR . _ , .
’ a“: amount 101366157, cut short a shooting trip in northern
* g5 reaping-sprain béioré Oc- Pennsylvania‘to hurry intodgwn. and
1315! .0? this 5,93?“ could be used have a carbuncle, that has develdped
7 assedj (or, ' '
l
f:
on' his right hand. lanced.- _ ,
Then. bandaged as to both is
wings. for heistill: carrieshis left
7:20.375“;
1" Respectfully submitted '
' N y. . EIE‘ ., ¥ ,, 7.; ’
’HE. R}. C' S REP ’5 series. he'hastened. _
during the. warm
t tan:
Jimmy Barrett, ,
1906:. 26.43am nuts. .g
Jamest. (Jimmy): Barrett, famous
Deuoitiism'erimn Imus outfielder
pronoun to ”some who gdied here
, in a; islinggasa multo‘tgthe opemfiOn ,. ‘
yesterday, wiil be bereeitorthe
by his former associates en?
mend. . Those who. will 1 ’
act as pambwrers bayonet?
looted. The date for. {being
first to be set. .Barrett; a reg}
broker. dropped dead in, his
from amplexy. ~ . "
Dead ammu-
ioctvrfizsie—Thebody' 7 of
C. Lower nowthmayear ago Best
THE NQRWALK-COAL', & scrim?
Norwalk Chronicler