m WANTED,“ ‘
LOCOMOTIVE FIRSMEN, DRAKE-
men, $100 monthly. tNeccssary signal ,
instruction free. Send age, postage. quire at 9 Haniord place, South Nor: Whldb you can have at Vour owxy'price
:\
Railway, care Sentinel“ 5 412-4
ASSIFIED' Adv tisetn his on this pa‘n‘e. Twenty Five Words or Less. 250;
Three Témea, 5011 Each Additional W rd,
J'ro LE’I‘
T0 LETwA PLEASANT FURNISH,-
ed room, :‘l‘or one or two people
walk' , .7 E ' ' n2 3t by calling 011‘ William Lindalrom at
WANTEoLmuuVL you onmtnani
housework. ' Apply evenings. Mrs.
Devld‘ds. Decker, 1 Crescent Terrace.
112 (it
E , WANTED—”v5 'R'OOMlS FOR ‘HOU'SE- R
. keeping, for family of adults. Mrs !
Wm,;Fltch, 53 North Mnln}8t.,Souti1‘E
Norwalk. a1 Eilt'
TO LETMLARGE FRONT ROOM
and kitchenette, ,suitable for bachelor.
apartment; second floor over '“Ilavis
from $6 to $50 per montl1.Location.
Norwalk, South Norwalk, East Nor-'1.
..... walk Rowayton and Saugatuck Large ley Davidson motor cycle, 1913 model; i
WANTED-7A SAIJESLADY IN A‘iactciry, 3mg“ factory with tpower; 'ahnost new.E, Can be seen any overr?
1 cent per Insertion. In Blank-
,i‘
Estate 0 Sn Vie! M. RSoyniour. luleE
of Nor‘waik, 111' 33141;- district. «9.11.1211
, The Court of P phate tor the DEIB‘;
trlct of Norwalk‘, "With limited and tilél
lowed six months Irom the date here-1
V
..t
7 non SALE-:1.
FDR 8ALE~DOZENS Oh" HOUSE:
hold goods costing tirom it“) to $30.
Lane's candy store. " (1?. ita
or for 1111: creditors of said estate to',
lex‘ht‘blt their claims for
Those Who neglect to present their ac-
counts properly attested, within said;
time, will be debarred a recovery All?
(poisons indebted to said estate nro‘E
requested to make immediate pay ment‘
‘SUDBNMB‘HUGM Elva T. GERIWEMBEIEIEE training in this school system. LE 111w
Gives Sump, interesting lntm" - » ‘ '
match captcdiiicus
H. B. SLAUSON,
Administratot.
FOR‘ BALE—FARM, 3 nounsfi':
Ewell tilled soil, seven room 1101159.:
clothing‘ store. Inquire at office of large barn and outbuildings cistern...
i'l‘he Old Well Cigar Co. ' 11128 ftf‘t'well,fn1i't trees. Easy terms. inquire
'Mrs. M. E, Magner. No. Taylor Aye,
TO LET—«HOUSES AND FLATS‘ S'o.‘N0!‘W8.lk. Tel. ‘12l74i, 112 Ill.
ill-t R RRRRl RRl RRER
Notice 0i Sale . ll Will 4 illll iii illul'
,iBy Foreclosure,
FOR 8ALE~A BARGMN 11.111. “
(183 80085 5‘01“? A‘Pllli’ *0 A Dicker- store, barn. See our list for anythingl lag, Rand 8 11.1“..10 Clay St
man and Son. , a1 3t
Etec'r'mc‘tms "WANTED—ONLY
first-class men need apply. Cl-uett,
Peabody and 00., Inc. an 3t
WANTED—«SITUATION AT GEN-
eml housework. Inquire 59 Ely Ave.
11131 31
'WE. HAVE DESIRABLE SITUA-
tlons ‘to offer experienced operators on
power machines. 'Gluett, Peabody and
.. (30., Inc. - - 11131 3t
:WANTED—JSITUATION AS GEN-
eral man about house and grounds.
Experienced gardener. Steve Harrak,
50 Lexington Ave. 11-11131 3t
WANTED-AN SOUTH NORWALK,
by married couple employed, two fur-
nished rooms tfor. housekeeping. Ad-
dresa‘S., ‘Sentinel. 11131 3t
WANTED—TO RENT F011 NEXT
six months, possibly longer, nicely
furnished house of. about 8 rooms.
In or near 'South Norwalk or Norwalk.
Address House, care Sentinel. 11131 31'.
O
WANTED—TO BUY ALb KINDS
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid Extra prices Ior fat calves.
$5.00 for bob valves to fatten. H.
Friedman, ConnIE N9- Tatum
.... ............_.. .. "h .. ,.
LOST
L05T——STl'CK PIN IN SHAPE OF
question mark. Set with chip dia-
monds and one garnet. Reward for
return to Sentinel office. §m31 3t
DIVIDEN:i)__ NOTICE
Fairlield County Savings Bank
'Norwalk, Conn, March 19, 1914.
At a meeting of the Board of. Direc-
tors of the Fairfleld County Savings
Bank held this day, ' a semi-annual
dividend at the rate of tour (4) 'per
cent. per annum was declared to de-
positors from the earnings of the six
months ending March 318t,1914.
The same will be entered on page
books and paid on and after April
10th,1914.
By order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS Treasurer.
DEPOSITS “
Made On 01' Before
April'4th, 1914
Will Draw Interest From
April lst, 1914.
Fl 11120 18?.
The New Science
. EEIONE 0F CHIROPRACTIC.
Oltli'o ‘ actic is the definition of the
cadet; ot the disease and the art of
adjusting the some. Disease is caus-
.ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the buck. .Men if done in childhood
it (creates pinched nerves and pain in
I later life in the different organs and.
limbs.
Ghiropractora remove the cause of
disease and pain, health is rector ed
through harmonizing the nerve aya-
ioemls lb your body. female |troubleu
given special attention; also curva-
ture of the opine. You will never re-
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also,
'1‘. Francis, D. C
94 Wnlblngton 8t, So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer school, the
discoverer
. r .
, Know. l‘hyself
WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. -
LIABILITY, HEALTH, ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.
.. Write Me 'for‘Samrple Wiley.
' ,C.T. McGOVERN
lNleilANCE AND ZEAL EBTATE
,_ £53 wnchlomon Biron,
029 t! ’
that you may require. Raymond Bros
a1 3t
-'ro LET—FURNISHED FRONT
room, with board, to couple. 'Mrs.
Tait, 16 Huviiauid St. 111 3t
TO LET —-, A-PAIQ‘MENTS, 6
rooms, all improvements; two minutes
from West Ave trolley. Rent $20. J.
F‘Hall, Hall Hu-,bbell Randall Co.
m31 3t
TO LET—AT “THE JOHNSON-
‘ien,” 2 High :St., comfortably furnished
single or double rooms for ladies or
gentlemen. Some. sujts, suitable for
light housekeeping. Refined surround:
lugs. 11131 at
T0 LET—~39 CHAPEL ST.,"¥FIVE
rooms. Inquire 64 So. Main St.
n123 tf
T0 LET-«FIVE ROOM FLAT,
large play ground for children. F.
l-Iopp, 31') Cove Ave., East Norwalk.
11130 0t
T0 LETwh‘URNISHED ROOM,
first floor, to . right, all improve-
ments. Use of telephone. inquire
.120,V\'ns11ington St. Gentleman pre-
ferred, , 11120 if
To ,LET—GJ CHAPEL ST., FIVE
rooms; also live room apartment at
East Washington St. Inquire 64 So
Main St. 23 ti
TO LET-FIVE ROOMS, WI’l‘ll IM-
provcmeuts. 9 «Hamilton Ave. in-
qulro United Grocery Co. 11120 11
To LET—4 ROOMS. NO. 1 COVE
Ave. All modern improvements. lu-
quire R. Joselovsky, 4 Cove Ave.
m1? t!
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BUSINESS NOTICES
MICHELE TIERNO, JUNK DEAL-
er, pays for rugs lo 11 1b.; metal and
rubber highest price on the market. I
and do good 'work and will go any-
where. 72 Spring Hill Ave, Norwalk,‘
'Conn. Tel, 1158-3. :12 3t
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. MISS
Elsie M. Decker, 39 SeaviewEAve. East
Norwalk, 001111. Phone 240. 11120 6t
PAINTING, PAPERHANoING, DEG—
orating. PEainters' supplies. Wall pa-
per, up-to-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-‘
dare solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 1-2 Ely Ave, 11114 it!
at
Apple Trees Trimmed
Beaupain & Saunders
AHBORECULTURIBTI. ’..
BOUTH. NOEHW‘AELK, DONN.
Wm. H. ‘G‘uthrie-
Auctioneer
and Real Estate
TlflllEl’IIONE . . . . . . . . . . . . 1405-2
POULTRY” ’ FARM
ROWLAND a LETTs“ PROPS.
Will pay highest cash prices for all
kinds oi.’ chickens. We have eggé for‘,
batching from choice mated pans of
.‘Whi'te, Bull! and kllarred Plymouth
Rocks and White Wyundotos. Price
$1.001per it} or-IMO per hundred!
I100), 101' incubator eggs,
,7 own too.
16244., . ‘ y ’
-m 3-1 31;
£801 Years of Work in the High
, Alli “'0'“ 0" I School Studios
Stppetlcyi” Property
74 West Avenue, at 2 ‘
o'clock, Saturday Afternoon
25th 1914, on the Premises.-
R 'l‘ltc first public announcement of the
lplun recommended bv Superintendent bar.
FOR SALE—GRAND BARGAIN.
Fine two family house; improvements
boarding house. Easy terms May ex-
change for good lots.
walk. ' mill 3t‘ISouth \‘otwalk Trust Company
' Adcluid N. Sipperley ct al said
FOR SALE~EGG Sh TTINGS BIIFFE to take place on the premises on
Orpingtons, $1 and Barred’ Plymouth
Rocks, 50c. From all prize St0(lt
Mrs. M. M Prescott, llrcokside ll.l‘1‘.
MISCELLANEOUS.
‘at public uuc lion,
v described tract of land, together with
{Neighborhood to the mill. Chance for .all the buildings tl1c1'c,on
311’ UiC‘ polities pcrta 11111;;
urday altetnoon at ‘
promises being bounded
as follows viz:
Xct'ihctly one hundred and littv- iiv'c
1), 37 ' ., mug 7t. feet 11,1 land of the 'l'own ot N01\V'.:llk
Easterly seventy-live loci on ll "ll
' leay calltd West av.cuuc
TYPEWRITERB.
W
madam
makes. rented
Plummer‘ 3‘7
rldnnori. Conn.
,. ,., ., -., ,. cu. _' seventy-live tract by land!
WI. 0. of .‘Vcttte Scoilcld. -
Smith. Underwood,
Remington“. all other
1 1111 ll
repaired. R male 8‘ 5““ C" ‘ "“
per month. achlnu
cold at 85 per month. outage on lllt‘
The p.-
:rmr‘ Exchange. 166 manna Ave.
‘ :lllll‘i‘Jlilzii’ prim: will he l'oqulrttl at tho
if. othet methods have filled to
. help you ,and otherg‘x,
Chiropractors
hurt you, call on me and be com,
vinced that I am using the BEST
and MOST up TO DATE
Painless Methods
E. BARTHOL. D. C.
63 Meadow St., South Norwalk.
7108p.m.
107 Atlantic Stu, Stamford, 9 a.
m. to 5 pm
Spinal Analysis Free
survey of some conditions that exist.
\uu are ptobably well aware that. the has ample power under the 11ch char
Enumbci of children in the C‘ii) of Nor-
walk is comparatively large for the six years
Ehullding facilities 11:11ilnble.E
--l“urtlwr terms and conditions of spill
D Ullllh‘ l illiil" u
of the Suppl lot t‘c‘uti
PRRRlRR..lfRRo lRtRlR
Ho) 1' a Theatre.
l’utrons of lloyt's Theatre will have
an opportunity of witnessing the first
American appearance of
rival of (luby llcslys, and the put ol'
Pansiau dance halls. during the last
three days of this week.
cfiortsmol‘ lhEc
trucrdinar) engagement of the most
beautiful Purisiun danceusc that has
-visited our nliotfle‘s“ ln EV'cars, has been
You are aware ed
John Fountaine
will give you suggestions and esti-
mates for that job of inside or outside ‘
also do ' 0108'ng and 118M trucking ' painting or paper-hanging that you will
have done this spring. A. postal will
bring samples to you. Personal atten-‘
tion to all work.
8 BURRITT AVE PHONE CON.
Adtertlsed as “the darling!
Nana. whose chalms antl-
‘Erleverncss havo‘capiivnted two con-
tinents, will appear bore in a series 01
artistic and beautiful dances that are
pronounced to be n1a1 vclous.
Monsieur ‘ Alexis.
‘Nanh will wear her
$10,000 gowns and her world famous
jewels as a bpcclal
patrons of Hoyt‘s.
give them adequate
meet the conditions of life.
dancer of note.
BRAKEMAN GETS MEDAL OF ‘
HONOR;
WASHINGTON, April 2:419... rec-E
ommendation of the llnterstate Com-
merce Commission, President. Wilson
.has awarded a medal of honor to A. 0.-
Werner; a railroad brakeman oft
Smithville, Texas, who, at the peril of.
his own life. saved a child who will!
standing on a railroad track in front
of an appmachlng train. The presi-
dent ulso sent. a personal letter oi“.
commendation to Werner. This wars
,the fourteenth medal thus far award-
‘ed on recommendation of the com-1
mission,
LO‘CK 00. MAN HURT.
the man who was later sent home,
“flag“... .._.
Wire. 1" S byon, of West alree‘t“,'
Alatyne were present-
4'1“”
W411 '
Reckless Mexicans along mans...
‘der are discovering that the Maori
ica‘n soldier knowoitdlotwtile slid
angiowwhaltiniore American.
t
Another featureEact that is of the
classiest type is that in which
.Crolius and associate players appear
in the slang comedy playlet, “Shorty.“l
The third number on tbe‘b‘lll is that
‘0‘? Charles Gibbs, Europe’s
‘lmitator and “comedian,
lighted ‘thcusat‘lds with his cleverness.
The Steiner .
laughable in mid air, will furnish an
uproarlous novelty act that is bound
to shake the house.
bar on the bill
song and dance purveyors.
'promlscs to be good. - Don't miss it."
school with four years.
of kindergarten age.
The other man
is “The Kuufmaua,"
Mil-Bic HALL. TODAY.
'islteclul two reel feature, 011. the. Al
A. frontier scene is
for clerical wont. .
' tar of Patriotism.
John Smith, an employee at the shown, wit-ha handsomcyoun‘g woman
Lockwood Manufacturing Company,,liclping a young» lieutenant to oiseal
working in the polishing room. was “the plans 01' the tort.
injured yesterday in such a mannenE but are discovered and m trylng to
that he will7 be laid up for four or Hire; escape are shot by the guards.
weeks. Ilia knee came in contaclt' manure to cross the frontier d‘nd die
with the polishing wheel it is stat-R in their own country, as their grate-d
ed. Attempts to get physicians were 'ful countrymen salute them for their
-‘attend,e,d with utmoutty but many Dr. Eheroic
II 13 West was secured die attended: Iloi‘ltus‘ in A Lady of Quality will be
This is a romantic drama in
h reels blending the beauty and dal-
tug of the days of knighthood Cocc-
gnve a dinner party last evening 111.1111. as Clo; the daughter or Sir .ledttcr‘y,
honor of Mrs. Walter Furnisu. of Mora a dissoluto roue who ign‘moa his child
idea, who is visiting Mrs 'H. C Short until at six, years he hurls her play-
or. Mrs. Furniss, Mrs. Sharer, Mrs. ing‘ with this tEpo'w‘dEcr horn, and. ’
11‘. F Huntington and Mrs, George Van
They succeed
dor dropout 1‘. 1'9
Friday '(‘ccc‘lta
She resents, and beats pimp yea-1'11 of a
so J‘eo‘llol'y VEtEvEEElit "
much work it. they , - .. ,,
haven‘t any doubt that no, gar an in
High schc 0&1) is concerned they are 1er
ing ii'iiod no I'll. 'I‘iloy an: luuetiiti; (lt-
man‘du. But what about the boys {11111
glrlo who tltop out. It do not mean
that they do not got 11011111thin‘g.fE That
would be unfair. .‘ But what
about their preparation? Thole lire be.
Ween the ages of. fourteen and six
teen 873 girls and ham who are cm:
played in factorien. 32‘l are in nluuu
facturlng. 10 in mercantile lines, in
mechanical work. I in other lines
We do not even have manor:
taken occaaion. gentlemen, villi
about domestic EClGlICH and acuity:
These things enicl into lli‘i‘ lrcmcn
(lDllle They c: vital in tho: 1- have
attention . . . is our mgaulzn-
tion adequate to‘meet these two .20.:
'(lltions? We want our High school We have our plan. .
We want it to be bitm- o 1 m... 0...... building to meet that. plan. the e
ly as any 111anul’ncturer was
In“ 'I‘.Ch‘.1p1nan and adopted by the who are drooping out to 1).: ndequuu 1.- his plan of “"0111 to meet conditlé,
Notice is herebymircu of the s.""‘,'.‘ school boatd relativctonrealignment equipped to do the best they can in Thai is our puiposc, and two ‘a
life. . . . and l believe your board chr cooperation."
walk SCllUOIS, was made by him at the or education feels that those boys and
wan order cf the Superior L-Ouit m;'lueetlng 0f the Nili'lltllli (“llflllllicl‘ 01 girls (10 “0t xecei 9 ‘Le Plepalfltion
BOX 212. NOIH'MVuiiield (entity in the case of 1‘11... Commerce last Tuesday night Super they 8801181 Y'cm boatd of educationg
.V" rERintennem Chapman gave some mm 111 through the recommendation of the
Etfbresting facts, all of which are of Vi “Chm” supexiutendem, intends to be-
gm tal importance to c1 cryvpareni of rimmgiu revising the school system.
and described city and to ovary citizen
(1 we want them boys anl air .
We
1,1... incol- intend to begin with kindergarten. we
lz'cruled in it interesting data, which are "my crowded in our 5811001
has lugmmfom been mummy, about tent. It seems peculiar that “C should
the petcentnges of the children in the spend a greater amount per (238811 To“
E’dli’fercut grades, and he made a com the 818061 "alien than tor grade work
flouthorly one bundled 111' d lli'ly- ll'..~,“'parisou oi the local situation 1'. iih that 1“ Vie“ 0' the fact that We are much
(0 lllandi Eiu other cities
Following is DIE- Cbapmuufs apr'er'h.
“It is rather late for me to begin to ”“809 from four to five years.
The house is of modern cou':ir11c-‘'1‘}.lke any extended “1de3 OI‘
Philadelphia Ebrlck,
,twclw rooms, all
meals, elt‘V‘ciric lighted,
vatc dwelling
,, also a large l) 1'11 or
property ’l‘rollcv‘puasa':
‘slrcrt in newly wood puvul.
sys- E
crowded in the grades the board \(ll
ed recently to change the age of en
“The second more that the board
but the public schols oi the (‘ity‘m‘ seems to think quite advisable in t0
and attack. the elementary school problem
itltch pregress has hcrn made at least as Well as no can.
on paper. and in curtain lines 01 mt i"01 sutlicictnt building room so that “"3 flames
dcaVox. that it seems quite adtisable‘ we will not have 52, .33 or ill boys out!
that i make :1 report, but before hulk girls ‘11. any elementary room
ing a rotten i want to {411 c. you n brlcl has been putticulaily arrangetldor and business section 0f the city was 9”"
(lccidcd upon. The board feelq m... it dungered, but the flames flnally‘, w”
checked by local firemen and '8, End-V
tor. it has been felt that in the first “0“ 05 the .larks‘ouVille “V9 9‘69“,
that the main l’1111d.1111e11tul meat,
The- last work of the school could be presented
showed It is done in Eurzopcm countries and
that thele uert' 1.11.1111 thittcen of ti- it is done in some parts of Amatica of the Florida, a large wooden touc-
000 boys and girls between the ages VV by not in Norwalk?
11.. four and sixteen in your city.
.‘c‘numclalion was the most critical and
careful one ever made here
made in the central office and checked the High school.
off by a’ state expert.
Artnngc
The next 51 .
Thai: years will he the High scltool period.
omujoriiy of boys and girls: do not rca:
it is the inten-
lt is thought that through these
The change for High
lietc
)he community and community
it is planned therefore, to
. relate on'fthe one hand with the tion
13‘0"" and girls advanced EEngEh school 9.1th Eon the oth- night
Tilers is a commercial
which is largely a clarion. .
even than that. "
.duutri‘ul work and to cancel -
with the Rhetoric-incl“ tho lit-WEE
should appreciate. ”18.113111 0! '
, ui‘ucturers and the . ,
in the academic work.
desirous of all' the assistan'd‘e
We ire planning to do one
last year to investigatc a number 0! that is not done in most com
ccndlticns tclathc lo the .-:o boy-1: .mt That its securing the coupe
, girls dropping out checkout. 1 lmvt forts of the entire continua
endeavored , to find out whether they $011001 “318111 Cilllllt‘t 8110088651“
had any idea of what Uioy met-o going. not have the active asststnce , E
to do in these factories. 'Sonlc bad a critical,» cynical WM. ,blli illE ‘
little ulna. l have endeavored to 11:1.1 alive, wholebenrtcd way. EE
out from the pirln what they kw 1v sion, .we propose beginning wi
.. year to organize the school cyst;
the City of Norwalk 0'11 11 mallard
munity basis as well as it can Rio
and girls who are dropping out or g'mized with thr- facilities at
school. Vic are not giving them any Your school board proposes 0
cute building buildings on tho- I'll
what is to be done in those EbbinIE
We want to‘fb
111111 cat
1115 31'. 11:18:11.?
HOTELS 1111,11
(Contln nod from First Page
erly damage is ésiimated‘nt $500,068;
The flu) originated in the F10
House, ac cording to reports llama
is sweeping toward the bay front A,
cross the area bounded by Charlotte
Treasury. Hypolita and St.
other building s are believed to it
been destroyed _
A section of the Jacksonville tire on
pattment has gone to St Augustine '
a special traln to assist in checking
Nearly two blocks near the W81 ‘
This, trout were destrOVcd her a time t
which arrived on
'truiu s-ortly before daylight. .
The fire originated in the hitch, ,.
lure, ”and abroad
h whom were carried down. ladder
in fact, the majority ell-pants of the other
Of those 0,000 do HUI. reach the advanced grade
some 4, 400 note in the public schools our first eight years. 1
of the city, some 000 were in private tion of the board to make the first six to save their pt'rsonni lwlonglug‘o..
or parochial schools and a great many years the clementarV period of school
v are not registered
hotels were
111' warned of their (l1111gcr,-a.ud man fled
into the streets without any hit
The burned section “as bo'liEi
‘ work. To have the courses or study in Charlotte, Twig.” .HypolitaiE am]
-purticulur time, pr'obnbly it you were these six years include the mor totsscn- George sneeta
to go into our public st'hool system you iial things, and have the school work
“Quid find T03 lStC‘led something like of these six years carefully supervig.
4,‘ $00 to 4,300 [-uplls.
that the State law compels t.ltlldrctl-_1ncat1s ptncticaily all the boys and
between the ages 01’ 5 and 11 to attend girls of normal development v
That puts “0011 the City 0* completed the elementary school by 0 0
town quite a large reSDOIISlblllty and the time they are twelve or thirteen
a responsibility on the other hand on years of age
it means that if “'0- 81‘?- school work willcoutc at this time The ”'9“- organ here ccufiulltcd.
doing what We ought to do. we should second six years of school work will
‘0 therefore be known as the High school. “Shellie“ “8,0“ and “‘85 PM
What is On account of the age and deV‘e‘lopment WHY hurt when 5118‘ plunged M
our school sVstem todaY" We “8‘3 of boys and girls and on account or the third story 01' 8 1‘93!
first the kindergarten. then “"3 grade :1 condition not likely to be change (i ,lebl’, a guest at the Florida. .19“
system, with eight years, and the liig b may a majority 0.! 09" boys and gm; leg leaping flout a second 9
'will drop out of school- at, fourteen 91 do‘w 01' the hotel
ed? In the kindergarten the children fifteen years of age it has been . ..
play 808183 and begin some education thcguht best to divide the High school mark containing valuable c‘ui'io
of the senses ' it is not attended by period into two sections .
more than half of the boys and 31“" three years to be known as the junior 'Sog‘cty, was among the bulldinplt:
in the Blade” High school and the second
85 per cent “"0 attending 301‘001'1“ years as the senior High school.
this division elementary subjects- of
St. Joseph’s chIiege Burundi
RENSSELA-Eli
gymnasium of St.
ill 11th , was burned today V1 ith 111038 E
The gvmliasium eduilprnlent, _
instruments used by the studa‘h- ‘i‘
band. seven pianos and the dbll‘
Joseph’s“ Chll‘
An unidentified woman sum},
He will recover
The Vedercr l-Iouse,a
The first looted by the st. Augustine .Hin
three troyed.
A company of militia today gchrde
"The in Her High school would ban. the burned Erection to prayed In
school Work are [aughlr‘EllEHShV by enrolled, as I have paid, practically‘ ing.
this I mean reading. Will-'88 8“" We“ all normal boys and girls, thirteen to
ins. arithmetic, 58031881lehmwyvetc' fifteen or sixteen years of age
The High 308001 ‘8“?an by boys and we could emphasize not only the fun
girls, 14 to 13 years Of “39' has ““99 damental subjects "and phases of the
lines or work. the academic i880“ Ple' traditional school but we could glv
pares for collcsetaud normal 50800" especial attention to civic education
the technical course, which“ prepares and to- that education that Rims 10' do
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per cent. in the kindergarten, olghty- interests.
cent in 1811.6 grades “a ten center in this school those activities
per 0 811141188 88890" Two-lbw” v blah how to do with the home and.
of the boys nudgirls drop out of 11011001 economic life.
bettveen the filth 3'8““ and the first industrial .work Vvlll‘"be l)( gun Domes-‘3,
year of the High achool Fromf'ths tic science and domestic arts will be
flm year 91414.9, nigh school to the
Fatalities in Pttu‘burgn‘.
PITTSBURGH ”‘
policemen were seriou'sly bur ,
an entire family consisting of th lath“
or. mother and three children w‘
reported missing in a dire
north side early today.
With a loss of $50. 000. ,
.flreme‘n rescued more than a. florid
Manual training and persons. .
Autos Burned In Boston
BOSTON, A‘pl‘ll 2‘. 4'rll0'il
provided" for. it is hoped that thc Back Eliay residents and hotel,
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are organized 8 ”ill"! ”98mg ”‘9 first This division of school would have Staahope street, together wit
gradb 8“- six 33“”5- 11 "e "”8“ three main Elinas of war
through the grades he will lt‘aVc com is directly, Reset;
plotted the graded at the-14th year all" and the
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