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A 8mm Communlootlonjf Old
Well Lam, No. 1“. F. MA. I" will
be held at In room. 00:. sum-t.“
8 o'clock, p. m. Worth F. 0.. own.
All Mahler Mnono cordially and fra-
ternally Invited.
Fraternally yours,
’ ROBERT M. WILOOX, my.
too a. on; Q: .‘
ERB’ ASSOOIATION
Nehemiah Candee, Preoident
Vice-norm Glut-lea]. Pidgcon
Frank Wrrmdiey, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treaty-er
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Out in (Jury, Indiana, as told by
School Superintendent ert in an atl-
dress in this city. they the no midi-I
lions. The city, which was made out‘
or hand'hy the United States Steel
Corporation, is an experiment in many
ways. It is laid out scientifically so
that it will not huve to he torn down'
and rebuilt hull u dozen times in this
oenltny. llut perhaps its most "work I
able feature in the school sIstem. lht
outpotutlon nu (mum of most ol the:
pr'topottI und puym of nearly all the-
iaxes, directs :I good deal of tho eth-I
ital as well as the Innlorlnl proxrmsl
of the city.
The public sohoolhnusos are built on
the most approved plans with largo'
pinyguonndu around them. while other;
playgrounds ure scattered through the
city. The sohooihouses do not look
like jails and are not operated as llilt‘ll.I
They are the Clubhouses of the people»
’l‘heI are open an‘ uhd night and every
drII of the w.ock They me (or thol
use of 'rnen and women us well an!
cltlldton. "l‘hom is n sulmmlng Jool;
und uthletlt outfit at each school and
thme are rooms where mothers cunt
Inert to sew und gossip. oI men to?
talk ttnd smoke and young folks to,
duIIt-o or play us they choose. The
ohildt‘cn think the schoolhouse in the:
finest limitation in the city. They go‘
thorn croutons :IIId Suturtluyu. Yo
godal
llnd rot till this in hoard on sound‘
(-onaltch-utlons. ll serum no simple us
possible. Why should children he
made as nncqulortuhlo us possible in
llchool? Why should they hole the
very thought olv'goinu into tl III-hon!
building "l‘ho truth is that We hove
been very hut in our t‘illll‘lllllllllll un-
lions We hum given \‘N'I‘ little ucl~
ontlllt attention to tho suhjott. Wu
hut/r: unpnoued that IIIII thing “as gnodt
ononuh lot out (ltlltlrcu while wc
must llliH' tho host that lit going.
NoII it is cIldrnt llllll tlnry luw'
runny ndvnntugcu orcr Input plucou hc- i
ammo ll llilll had Iuouoy illltl lnlelli~L
uouru trout tho “Illil'l :Iud huu lwen'
humor-rod 'hy nothlnu Yul, if in u do-
cntlo it prodnccu ollt‘h rrunltu llll um
now apparent, we can unruly any that
it wlll lrud the world or deuuotlr IIIId“
lhnl cvory city will no ohlluod to fol-I
low.
“(I do not think ”MW in nnI Iqul
mud to loathing, but mo tottulu that
llwro ill no use in. plllux rock: nnd
thorn: in the path of the young who
lIot‘onu- no Molly tilut‘nttt'nxed.
c..-” “cw”...
'l‘o onllut, «wry Amt-rlruu boy and
girl in un‘ut‘my of young hlrd guards
that nlll)’ hunthcr llllllillnl. n confer
curt.- ol‘ taurhcru from mttny hum of
thltt country hon boon cullnd In connec- '
‘ tion with the unnntgl mouth»: or tho ‘
Ntlllntlul Aum'lntlotl of Audubon W _
Motion. toxin. In New York rtty.
Ml‘ll nntl women rupt‘ruotltctlvou ot‘ tho ‘
whool wol‘lturn have ol'fcrctl Iwrttounlly
to attend thin anther-lug. Whilst many
«thorn om mulling in their unpportt
and nuggratlons (or llnlnu up tholr’
look no much alike this ”Moll, that
" ”the Modem nanny gamma They
, that will he hm ruin mod own—‘-
: children purudod one district and um-
I ed ull the othor pupils to "come out. "
{howling of New York when hr dcz‘
' of work.
tho norm rhould feel honored -~ntc-
dloiown Preu. .
it
The recent Norman revolution coat
coulrlflhuvi cult; on «rural revolution
on tho ‘ I “lluunti at that price.
~Granfl Kahlil! film-
our.»
neural-II or Agriculture thm‘
filllns’tl that he haun’t reclined Th»
.lc he now mum in doe. Ionian
lion Annular liquid. I
t ~9-
llow churmtcrlctlc 0! Brother
Haunt to slimline hi: impreaalVe ro-
turu to the Democratic told by bolting t
the tlckotlv—llnrper’a Weekly.
'f—OI-w
What II college acrmrible we shall
have next year if Taft. Wilson and Lu
Follette are candidate-a? Yale. Prince-
ton and Winconsln university will be
in acuity combat. tor «och of more
candidates is peculiarly his college's
favorite. «Boston Transcript.
+—
Those gilted with prophetic vlulon
have figured out that the McNamara
Jury will be selected about ville time
Springfield gets the new Connecticut
river bridge.»8hrlnzllold News. '
~0—
Th’e author at "Sweet Marie" is
broke. In spite or the Iuflorlnga that:
hla mushy composition has canned, we
ure inclined to sympathize with him.
His l‘nientloua were probably all rlxllt.
wScranton Tribune-Republican.
——O~—
A Kansas bridegroom tainted at the
ultnr. Probably he happened to think
suddenly oi‘ the high cost-of living:—
lrnnd Rapids Press.
”——
The strike [over in England has ul-
I’ectod mayoral arhoulu. in Liverpool
The domnnd wuu (or an addition hnll‘
holiday ouch week and the abolition
of theI tune in unolhot 8(htt0l there
wax u maeotment at tho disciplining
of n pnpll» lIInu ltctn.
_. -
Everyone will harm: with Alderman
rlarcu that women smoking in public
places are an “um-uni to public de-
cency." nnd hé will lH‘ hunrtlly rhoot‘cd
in lllt-t offorts to out It bun on the proc-
tlco.~- llurllord l’oat.
TWO AND A HALF TON SAFE MOV-
ED.
Conworablg MW Attend. Romov-
at of Taylor a Golden: Big Sale.
(‘ onuldoruhle lhlvroat II no manifest-
od on um purl or till/(“3 in South
Nuruulk this morning III the hoisting
of 'l‘uI‘lot' at Golden’s lingo 5.000 pound
auto ~from the ntroot to tho ilrut tloor.
Vin one of tho front wlndoII's. The
fact thut South Norwnlk noon low mtrlt
(out: in the ronruo of u your nrotIat-tl
conuldornhlo lnlt‘l‘i‘ll and It was rr~
murkuhlo to notu how many mon thorn
worn lll South Norwnllt \\'llll wuro out
An llllmt‘llw dl'l'l'll‘k wu II't-ototl
and the ante illill'l) out“ up. The
uwn nnd womon watching hold llIclr
hrouth II'hllo- our of tho amoral Inon
(-uunuod in tho work dodged Mnollil
llu- culturing two and II ltull‘ tons of
«tool nod adjusted block» oi wood upon
whit ll the auto IIarI Iloutlnod to rout
IIlIllu thr- on n uiv thoir dinners
SOUTH NORWALK' 8 RiTlRlNG
QTREIT COMMISSIONER
Doubt Dunlap.
mnlol Dunlap. who)!“ unpainted
anmrtntomloot of mom under
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‘ been formed for this purpose hr conic ““ “5“ 'h‘ """u “lit. and“ M”
young charges In Mudy ualur, “MIillrwt tfommlulouor William H “I.“
light for tho promotion or the nullvo Motion. Int 3'9” "l“ ”W WWW?“
htrtnt An admitted Ito-rd or to one in the» courtroom ind mm mm o
children in the southern mm hurl WW that "“7 9 MW? hm ”Md
Ila, hundrvo tourhcru. and
support of tho mhoolu and tho hum»
any lighting funds, the AlldUMtDmm’ h” Mormon“ tho “m and
workers hopp to establish forces or
intrusion; mom in "on": moon of the
United States. .
Wm
RM!" 1'0 YHI ’OINT.
Tho nomad oi tho China. cm" lab
on by the robot: mum to the older
or that town can: or tho balsam on
our American runway inllllfl would
it phonetically conundrum“ 0»
Mill thu‘ mm" ’Wfi‘WI 0nd rm thin mom.
. nomination or councilman
in; unemdd by It youmr an. Hr.
III In: nuanced rod um. ‘mi-
ummwufluufltwm
“Doric-n00 to m work out. Wu
hora known, but. It tho id to can.
out on up do who rolling of the
with fl
Wu only and than slncl. n- no
hominid on tho Wrath: mm
and claw.
In. Dunlap rcttron with It clout M
mumwmwaumuo
mum at lunch W who M‘-
hi!
V mt: “
Birds of Passage
When the maples flame with
crimson
And the nights are,atill with
frost,
Ere the summer’s luring beauty
Is in autumn glory lost.
Through the marshes and tthor-
cats l
It
An imperious summons flifi.
And from all the dreaming north-
laid
The wild birds flock and rise.
V i
From streams no oarllath ripplcd
. t ' .‘I
‘ And lakes that wait no sail.
From roaches vast and lonely
That know;‘ no hunter's trail;
The clamor of their calling
And the whiatiing of their flight
Fill all the day with marvel.
And with mystery the night.
A: ebb along the ocean
The greatest obedient tides.
So wave on wave they journey
Where In ancient wisdom
gold”:
A-through the hue of autumn
They vanish down the wind.
With the aummcr-world below
them.
And the crowding Itormc b0-
hind.
Dru- Goodi and '
Domaailc ' Deurt- .
manta acid: “In all ,
my experience I I A
have never been
able to local. Inch
«whom. values.“ ,
. T‘OmOrrow
1h Day of the Great
“Trudi mimi-
er than fiction”
and yet we say that
our advertising al- ‘
'ways conforms, with
truth. No exagger-
Mlbns. Everything
I exacllix a: undid.
Sale Continues With un-
diminished energy
You Never Saw Such Low Values
handsome Waists
;:tl't Extractdlnarily
low Prices.
.AT Olc~bot ol Lingerie and
Lawn Wulus, eflectlvelyt
trimmod with lace and em-
broidery; high neck, long
sleeve models; regularly $1.30.
Tomorrow
69c
AT QiJO-l‘nrluded in this lot
me the popular “Standard"
Inodeln. lnohloncd in line
Lawns and Ballots: acceding-
ly efleclln medals. Some
lll‘o slightly soiled lrom count-
cr dlaultry: all sizes; values
to $3.50. Tomorrow
- $1.79
Extraortfinary Val-
ues in Undermus-
lin Department
FLANNELITTE PETTICOATS
0! good quality l-‘lunnrl, in prel.
ty stripe: and colorluxs, gen-
erously cut in all aim. To-
24c
CORSET ICOVERS
2h dom'ilno quality (‘Ilmhrlc
(forum Covers. neatly trimmed
with lace. embroidery and rib-
. hon; nil Ilaeo; roxulurly :60.
Tomorrow _
18c
NIGH‘I’ DOWN.
Womon'l good quality Muslin
Gowns. high or tow nook; The
value. Tomorrow
49c
COHOITI
An “tor-mom of nunlnr It
model... all mud-rd Inuit».
all slur. Tomorrow
4%
" , Handkerchiefs
Men's and Ladiu‘ All Linen
Hundkorchlohl, nil width of
homatltchcd hams; . 12m:
«tun. Tomorrow, 3 m
Dress Goods "
Special
Another shipment. of Chilton
Broadcloth came in time for
tomorrow's selling; all the
wanted shades: regularly 82.
Tomorrow
$1.49
New Remnant Lots
being added to our wonderful
Remnant llargulns every day.
Savings inWomen's
Wrist Bags
Genuine SEAL AND WALNUB
WRIST IAGQ. lather or
moire lined. single or double
strap handle. littod with
purse; value :2. Tomorrow
' 51.39
c
VELVET AND HOME WRlST
nos. long silk cord handle.
fancy silk lining. all fitted
_ with purse; the newest nylon:
regularly 81. Tomorrow
87c
Writing Paper
IXTIA SPECIAL
Box contulno 50 sheets and 5t)
ontolopos: linen finish clock;
value 330. Tomorrow
23c
Women’é Gloves
Wonderful lot Cllflllmol'e Gloves,
Illk lined. all‘alua; 50c qual-
ity. Tumorrow. PAIR
36c
Cocoa Mats
Sine 18x24. worth 50¢ each. To.
me
‘ Siikoline
' in” all new pattern. and colon
Inga: regularly 150 yd. To-
marrow, YARD
1
Winter Underwear
‘ mum-3' VESTS a BANDS.
. V .
and Honey
l
LADIES’ FLEECE LINED
HOSE. extra heavy quality;
value 19c pair. Tomorrow, 2
PAIRS Fo‘n
25c
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LADlES’ UNION SUITG. Silk
and Wool. "Luzerne" make;
regular and extra stm; value
$1.75. Tomorrow
' $1.39
all sizes; regularly 23c. To~
Men’s and Boys’
Furnishings
Lot of MEN'S 5 BOYS’ COAT
SWEATERS, gray only; value
Stir. Tomorrow
49c
.BOYS' PAJAMAS, sizes 6 to it}
yours; regularly .390. 'I‘outot'~
49c
Notions and Small
Wares
Roman Stripe rtLLow Ton.
with four tunnels. Tomor-
row ................... ..17o
25c Embroidered LINEN cm.-
LARS. Tomorrow ....... 11¢
S-yurd extra fine quality COR-
SET LACERB ...... .. ...‘Hc
‘ i
Folding COAT HANGERS. . . .70
h
ananomnnao TURNOVERS
....................... 56 u. .
warm mucous. 5-!!“1 pom, _;
No. l. 1 1-2. and 2. Special '
.......... 10pm,
Homluraishings
0n ”count. at tho ultrasonic. g
the rpm tor our Romanov
ntutung hm bu hm crowd-
. 0d out. but tho «11mm how
and will no Ina-ltd with cm
tall ‘prlco clown. Will our ‘
normal. Dominant tour-
Norwalk Chronicler