I Will Appear on the IPIjugraIn III I
I lilo 4th IIIIarualloIIal IIOIIQI‘ESS
on School hyuleuo, ‘
All the leading nations, evory‘otute
to: tho ‘llnlon, every college and uui-
‘ voroity of note In this country, ahd‘
various other leading educational,
uhluntillc, medioul and hygonid insti-
. lotions and orguulzatlonu, us well on
various women's orguulzutlouu, will he‘
represented M3 the Fourthlnteruatmu-
oi Congress on School Hygluue In
Illuh'ulo, August. 25-30th, according I»
a preliminary statement just Issuéd
thy Dr, Tubman A. ,Slorey, of. the Cub
lose or" the City of New York, Sucre»
wry-General of the Congress.
Mr. Woodrow Wilson, as President
(III the United states, has accepted the
honorary edit-e oi Patron of the Con-
. gross. "l‘h‘e president of the Congress
lIs Mr. O. W. Eliot, one time president
of Harvard University. The VICG-
presidents are Dr. William H, Woloh.
thr- greal pathologist of John Hopkins
I!
packages have
goodness. .
10c
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Darius tho your: IInt‘ they halo:
been on the market; millions of
been oomumeclm,
and tho ouiput is daily ihoroasing.
National Biscuit Company Graham
Crackers are a. revolution
They aro‘ hot only nourishing, but
delicious. Try them. Always” m the
protecting package that keeps in
their unique goodnew Always look ‘
for the In-er-seal Trade Mark.
a. .
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. anaud Mrs. I L.
‘ North Standard. Suu
atlvoo III town this wool;
ing on South aveuue
dud
‘“ . claro‘uce B You‘ton or New I—Iuvoh,
visitod with lilo purohta, Mr. and
Kuupo.
, I rélaIWBI
daughter: Visited .
Mr. and Mrs. Martha: Tyler and son,
0! Corouu, L. I, are: ‘
o guests at rol -
Place, for Several days this week.
.mw... ——..
lzu Woundy hurl rented the store in
Eduard McKendrigk of New Haven the old llllrar‘y, IIucated hy Klupun
I spent the wolak end with George Grog 13m and will more to his new door-
ory on Mlllport ““3“?” lurs In the near futulno
Ros, Stephen Keolor of Cleveland
to spending a mouth a vucutlou ut the
r, home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
M Stephen Ke'elor on Smith's Ridge,
Mrs, John Odouwuld. of Brooklyn
visited with (Iuorgo B,.Smlth on Hoyt
street for several days past.
Stephen Hoyt Mlus .Mattlo Hoyt and
Elizabeth mid Justice Hoyt spout Sllu- ‘
day at Compo new:
Miss Mae Hallotl loft, Monday for
Boston, whore sho uill spend her two‘
. _ , week 5' vacation with Ilel Ihlother, Al
Miss, C’rlhsey Illaoliuughlln. Miss hurt Hullett. formerly of this town.
Bertha withul, and David (‘athcurt'
upon: Sunday at Rye Beach
Mil-I Logrnnd Scolleld has returned
. to her home on Railroad mantle at
Mlos Dorothy Rogers of Mt. Vernon tor u too ueoks' IIuII with Ielutlvoo
ls spending the owl; with her friend, and friends in New York and Brook-
Minx Ida Wood of St. John's Place lyn.
u.(‘
The chief opelator of tho Dorian;
telephone exclmnuo paid (I husloess‘
I
Howard Raymond
I shoot. in oumpony with his III-other,
7 Dr Percy E Raymond of Harvard
‘ Unlvolulty, ore upeudiug two wooku
so». (Iooxgé N Yeatou on Plospéot I
In OttuWa and Montreal l
i
Mupoclul meeting of tho School
It‘ommlttoe was held Moudur evuulug, I,
for the purpose of tithing some action I
In regard to the continuance: of tho
DuntoWn uchool, and to gel (1 more do. f
lulled report from Supt. H. W. Suxo‘
ol‘ Seminary ‘
whether conditions at Coulur School
warranted tho omploymuut of nuothel
teacher for tho kindergarten depart
Imont. A letter was received from MI
lfinxo, In which he stated he could not
Idel‘lullely state ut this (low whether
Iunoth'or touéhor would he rooulrod:
that would have to he decided at tho
Itlmo of the fall opening, when It was
Iseen how many children would attend
'tltls department. Miss Joanie. Flunoh-
or who has been teaching tho kinder
garteu department tendered her reslg
nation to accept a better one In Stun
lugton, and Miss Amelia Becker of
I'South Norwulk was engaged by Mr.
1.28am Ifor the position. Miss Franch-
‘er's resign‘htlou Was accepted, and
loud WW I:
proved by tho Board
the Duiltowu uchool m:
up, and alter consider
It. was deluded to hldu‘
Iml) four pupils, ah ah
tended. 'l‘hr proposition
urtesiau uell at Coutor s
.I. ‘Woll’el was laid on the It:
noted on later. The Pbuuo
mlttee um: instructed to rouol
on furnishing tho uclIooi With,
ossury seats, etc. Mr. Yeatou
Scoliold will offer hldo. Tito:
run who uiuh to attend the 3
High School will he allo'wed .Illlh
lege upon payment 01' $10 to III
urer ol’ tho town.
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ROBBED THE MAIL
NEW‘II-AV‘BTN. Aug 8.—- III [I
ordination, John Molonoy,
port, was Iocently hound ,ovor"
next term of the redorm loom:
charge of _robbln‘g‘ the mall
we're set at- $300; ‘Malhney WI
jail in default of. them? .3
ed to 11an stolen mull motto
parcel post dopartmént in I!
visit to tho local exchange. this week. I
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University, formerly president; of the
America-n Medical Astroulntmu, and
Br, Henry PI. Walcott, president of the
recent lnternatiOhal Congress on Hy
giene and Demography, and chairman
'_ of the Massachusetts State Board of
di‘eulth.
ll Is the him of the organizing com:
mum; in charge- to bring together III
Buffalo (1 record number of men and
women interested lu improving the
health and efficiency of school chil-
dren, and to make this Congress~the
first of Its'klnd ever held in America
mono of direct benefit. to each Indivi-
dual community. A program of papers m‘
IHAIIIIIIIIIBI lilll
lIIPlllIlllIl IN WAR
Commander-lu- Chlal Beers Says
It Was lust as Potent asliel-
iyshurg In Results
I'll,” ., . V” V‘ ‘
WE.“-
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the time being. and the devout min-
I'storjmell in prayer, requesting the
congregatlozr 10 3qu with him. He
prayed with hls hack to the audience
and his eyes closed.
Uongregatlon Deserted
As the first shell from \Illder' s but
.tory had gone too high, the gunners
were directed to lower their sights (I
hit. They did so, and the shell took
llou (H (II,
and dlsruusious Is now being arranged . (‘HA’i‘T.~\\'O()(IA Tenn” August 8
covering the entire field 01‘ school III-5“”SW‘IEDIB 0f history, especial“ (host
gland Thoro will he scientific c,(tho lIaIe giIou study [0 the battles
lIIIIiIs representing the best ”my; islet the Civil \\ ar, regard Chattanooga
TIL-lug (101mm 5:110”: [Hgmne and also as lmpormm in producing the r: :Isults
counuoniul exhibits of edUCatlonuli of the war as any other field Gut
waldo. ' l-Iyslmrg not excepted. In other uords
Nor “In [he ()ntertuinlnpnt of dule. who engagements oi ClIIchmIquga,I
natug III {my way be neglected. Bul- Lookout Mountain and Miusioumy
1‘qu 1qu just subscribed $40,000 to Iltldgu llud lmpoltant homing on theE
ward cowl-mg the expenses of meldowhfull ol‘ the Southmu Rounder
Congress-s, The Buffalo Citlzunsflcom-‘MM rl‘hls ls especially true ol‘ the
router: has planned for a serios of so Ibuttlo of Missionary Ridge, whuh
ciul mom. including receptions and Inoko the hold oi the Southern arm
{I gmud hull a pagmm in ”‘9 park log on l‘hatmuoogu and opened a loud
and exhumlon mp5 to the “$3 ($9. ‘l‘ulo tho hoart of tho South: (or the
dustllul plums and m the fcénrc wou- d‘l‘f‘fi V: VI? III“? #375“ '- .24.
ders oI’ Magma Falls '
The Congreps is open to all persons ”2:: lu(‘ IIIoI‘ ol' the Grand Army of ~the
iIIIeIested in SClIool hygiene “ ho may‘ Repuhlh was In . Cllulhnowu III at
join as regular memo.” Upon (3,91,,ly..sprlllz. he made a speech at a bun
ment of a $5.00 fee. Applll'utlon {or duet In his honor at the Commerual
member-snip should I”. gem to Dr i‘luh. In the (muse oi his rommlls.‘
Thomas A. Siorex Collpge of the Citylum Boers sold;
of New YOIII, New York City General Beers’ Opinion.
Dr William [“ Truce}, of Nurwnlh' “A student of history who will all
'I‘owu lltflllh ()lllrer, “m on Tuesday douu and Mad Gullysllurg, Itlld Ihou'
Augnbt 26”,. deliver A paper upon the all down and read ‘CIIIC‘IIIIIIIIIII u,
Inhefest‘lng stleg: t "pl-éymfive Medl Lookout Mouutulu (Ind .Illsuiouun
clue Should Be Taught in Our
Heho‘olu." The physician h: I)UHII,\ 1m.
paring this work and it Is nxpoccod
um his papor will be well rcselvod I It may he added with (2:1qu IIIItlI
l‘xoruulh Should be ”you” that one of 'IlIut the battle of Misaloumy Ridge
III-I promlnpm mm.“ is to appear Ioully decided (he fate of tho. (‘on-
i
just us poieul iu produI-lng the re-
.suit of the uar us (INImhul'J'g
in this \Ioudvrlul gltlIlE‘lIllg of learned fvdemr) If God magi, 1"“! uou
puoplu ,thut battle the result of tho “or:
III', ‘l‘I'IuIey, Mrs. TI‘ocoy, William J- might IIIIH‘. been (Illl‘url‘nt. IIGIII
Grunt says In his personal memoirs
that if Bragg had won the battle ol'
Missionary Ridge, llIaI.
'l‘l'uf‘uy, .Ir., Mlt’ifi Kathleen 'l‘racoy and
Edward Tracey will leave Norwulk on
August 24th and will spend :1 week at
'lluil‘alo, Ialur going on to the big ex-
position in Canada. Other points of
lIIIvrosI will he visited by the locnll
party, Including Niagara Fulls,
MW»...
rendered without striking a blow.
Mduy Good stories,
While the War game has Its dun-
goru and (to hurduhlpu, it uloo has
on. It III a
~D3’spepain In Ameriou' a curse. Bur- Hm ”lemme“ ““d It "’1“
dock Blood Bitters conquers db'filluhslu I udod ontoridlhmeul to
«very ("M It drivel: out ”H, “mm“ ,(ouplo of old solders who unto the
ties tones the dtomcuh, Iouiozos per. (eye to the rIdII-ulouo side of thlugu
feat digestion. normul flight and Ioluto experiences around Chattahoo-
goou hoollh Iuo Many good otorieu huvo never
Iround their way Into prim .
(Iouorul John 'I‘. Wilder, of Wildor's
AN O‘HURCI—l. .Brluudu fame for example, Hllppl‘
. The following program hm; Men‘lho lop ol’ Striugur's Ridge on tho
prepared for lilo laying of tho Corner north Hide of me 'l‘onuouuoo rlvor om
alone. of III. I’olor‘u himugollunl 1,“. morning and hogan shelling the town
luuruu new Church odlllco, in Codur '.I‘hu duy hol'oro thin movement tho
BPECIAL exancwss AT LUTHEI
ulrodl. no: r Wurst uvouuu, next 3qu (‘IIIIIIIIIWIIWH “1 (:hmtianoogu. WWII". ... 0: . '19 6'00
(Iuy afternoon. at 4 o'clock: Iluut Jefferson Davis, of the Southern; I 7;; “51:12:;1998.43:I42l0~géx,x'll'llx: I;
Iiytrlnw (,‘onl‘wloraoy. viuilod Gen. Bragg hurt“ I IIIIIIIX. ‘ .,, To simplify ma handling at ml,
Hour of Zion Luther-u (Illruch. ""0 Humontod u prayer Hm’vh‘v WI 1, III—~12'02 1.20 3:14,! 4:26. If
nrmgdpum, next day. In lilo Intoreul of their 5,1,; (MM €3.41, 7;“); 0:00:: 9:19: I]
l’ruyor and gummy-o Damon» ruuuu. Au olouuuut diviuu wuu luvlt 9133'! '10.“), “I.“ ' , " u bayan“.
nay. M. 1,. scoop, on Io oomo up from Hunluvlllo, Aim. ' ' i ' ' ' .g
Iliymum ulul loud Iiu: oarvII-oa. Thu meeting 8
and I. _ '
Tho onllru cofigmgfltlon, wuu hold In on old church at tho A ”“12.ng 12.342), 1.1“, 7:“ II can at *Sfiflflflfil
Arturo-nu In the «German Language“. uoruor of Murilut uud-Sovuuth utroolu, 9,40}, lozlllf 1‘12”,“ I H ,i
my. ’K. Krumuunn, New York. the olllllco lmhlg GPOWWI Will! Cm- , STOCK OF I up 'Mwngo'l'x. 2313:. 3:131. 4:80: I‘, Office and let “S
lld'uglioh Hymuw mono and many (Ionfedorulo omcuru. 6 10! 0 40. '7'10X. 3:3“. 9:0“, 9132;; H
. ”hm congregation. (Ion. Wildor know nothing about 1111:: 10 07" 1110“." Show you sample
Barman In tho English language». prayer service. . M II
ltev. W Sk‘hoouleld. Now oth. The Ilrut (mot (mm o oholl directly , hoU‘fH NDRWALK 1-9 OANIURY ' I copies (If “m
Hymn»- over the church, a Conluderulu but.
The congregation.
Mytug‘o‘t Como!" Stonew-
hov. M. 1. menu. mounted to nuance that buttory and
Hymn-a» bluzod may at it. - The oongmgauon
(‘.uolr'ot 210p Iliutllorun Church, become somewhat nervous. when
‘ Iilrldgaodrt. Gem Clloolhum of tho confederate ‘
Prayer Ithd Bdito‘diuflorlm
Roy. III. L. filled o.»
Army, who who prurient at the meet-
"It coating
gm 1 mmlgot around; thotjih‘h'
II "It“
When Gen A. B. .Buela, Command
Ridge. II ill ilnd (hut (lmliuuoouu “no;
Burnside, I
‘Illou at Knoxville, would have suin-
Iory being In lluo with tho ohuroh ‘
an the crest of the river bluff. Wild:
in: arose and unsurod thorn that
more who no danger; that tho thing
they heard was “our own man at for»
Ilnu quiotlx filed out of tho chulch.
Elle finally ended the mayor (mix to
[find at. lls close that the congr-egu
,Ilou hud douerled him. The
ltluII took uuoy Illo roof of llip church
Irell and exploded where the Hotel
.‘l’ulten now stands.
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I. Afion um: born to Mr. and MI‘S. 1-1.:
II Demerltl. l: ridm
Mr and his Henry 'l‘uclwr \lfilIC‘d
I
in SIIIIIII'ord on Sunday
Iou‘h on luloluuso. Monday
- w“ .,
xolntlwg ut um home on I‘ Iul mound
and .I‘lrs \Illllum A.
MI.
’Ilul'.
I
spent Suodhy “Ill: l'llolldtl in Bridge-
port '
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(own on Sunduy.
Mortimer Sluinfolu
was the week-(Ind ghost
llloodhuo on Must avonue.
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“9““.
Chmloo ll. Fulrtv la having
'1‘ Smith has tho coIIIIuoI
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on Ituilrond avenue,
w»...
MIBS Katharine Jucobnou hug return
I
d t" ; ad to her home in New .Iurauy, utter a
plourmut two wookn‘ \II-Ill ut the homEl
of Mr. and Mrs, LoIi Bruull on ltuii
w“ ”my..." mu... “-0.“... up
I
part of the comb from the roof or
the rhurvh. Tho preacher prayed Olly:
uhilo his outlIe congrogu-I
shell I
Gauge 1.. Dunn of N: u lurk uus I‘IIOOUTH NORWALK m NEW YORK
~ “I
.‘xlru Robert Applchy IN‘ vuturtulumgl
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“I"‘lleulel
laud mmlh mum-d (o l ouoh l aha, Sun.
ll‘dwurd lvruquollv of Qurlor street
Mrs; Wiufluld lit-forum and daughter
of llldgufleld visited with friends In
of New York
K.
his
“Men to u more on. Main slroot painted George
MlFIg June Burlouou or .IouoIt Clib’
Ilu tho ghoul. of Miss Anita Rmmoud
W olI‘Il & ()Ir lIqu the contract for, Q
Itllo drilling oI illl urteolun uoll on Ihol
r I.
‘ ‘\u\v nu- M‘Nm\‘\‘ ‘N‘ ‘-
n .— an- 'fllbl’WU/O/U if. U"
Will Start This Great
Offer Into Your Home
«In! m’l‘l
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‘WN‘N‘N-\‘ D.
11.. l). Conley ostulu lIII Ridgedeld. {,2
The Misses Mulrlua and Anna In" IT I: ’
Ting of South Main street are spending if
two weeks with rolullvos In New York I;
M....__._ a;
I Mrs. Georgu Raymondof Carter: I!
slruel ls spending. Illa weal: with her 3 ‘!
duugluor, Mrs. Frederick l’urtricl: In 59
Wilton. V [C
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Mrs, (‘lmrlos Dover!“ and daughter ‘fi
of while Plums ure the guests ol‘ Mr. ,1
-uud Mrs. Waller Ste-wort, Railroad If
_ avenue. ‘9
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Mr. and Mrs, (‘.urllou lleForost of "i
Standard uWIIuv moved In the ‘Inna- ‘I’
. , , , , U
gnu house In 'lulmadgv lllll, this v
week. .. i‘ *
W I
llmlwl'l lllulte ol" N0“ ‘Iol‘k.
supmlulend tho ((IllI-[I‘IIC'UIIII uorko
will
("omuu III I.‘ .d
W...
Ml'b‘. .Il.’ Lam:- had returned In her
homo In New York altér snundlug the
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