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dos now on exhibition atIour not.
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Wash Mahmoud by water, we cr- :7 _.
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ter..tor soloist. firgainrri'ces.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Rorwalk and vitriol-t;- Partly
'cloudy tonight; I Friday unsettled;
probably showeljfi; moderate varlablsv.
winds.
moved sl wly northward during the
'I ' lost 24 i one and new forms a well-
dellned area of low pressure central
' ov‘cr Georgia. It is causing heavy.
I. rain 0n the South Atlantic coast. The
'drc'pt edge oi.the rain area extends as
far north as Virginia. The western
"’ 'disturhahce has decreased somewhat
ill energy; but has caused local-thun-
9,.
The southerh‘ disturbaucoIllas 5 5.
,. ward to Upper Michigan Des Moises,
dcrstorms from Nebraska' northeast-
(a... reported 4.86 inches of rain The
., are‘a‘ of high pressure over New Eng-
”blend is nrdduolng pleasant weather
in the northeastern districts. The
' tem'p’érdiures continué high in the con
trsl district's L‘ I
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WEATHER A YEAR Ado 'rpoAv.
L Terri erstlire: 'L‘ow; 59;.lligll,,
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tell: an I rm , .5
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. A. I'l-‘y pewriters to rent. $3. 00 a month;
also sold on easy terms, at Donnell)" s.
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Missr'lvlargaret Layay; oi Bridgeport”
was visiting friends here" yesterday,
‘ afternoon, ~
——-Danciug, He'd Men's Hall. Upper,‘
lilorugslk. Sat. Eye, Admission 25c.
Me.
John Svec, of Stuart avenue, has re-
turned home from a pleasant visit 5
spent in New Haven. .
Mr. and Mrs_ L. V. B. Hubbard of:
..Terryvilie are visiting Dr. and Mrs. C.I
,lll‘. IBoutwell, Crescent Terrace.
' M'l’s Joseph Gilmore, of south Main.
”Street is returning from a tell day‘s'
stay with her parents in Jersey City.
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John and Frank Svecf oi Stuart
av choc, are planning a pleasant auto-
mobile trip to various points of inter. ‘5
est tomorrow. _ ;
fiDancing Red Men’s Hall, "Upper
Norwslk. -S.at Eve. Admission 2613 - ._
Owing to the meetings of the dif-
forent districts in the city' los't' night
the unused meeting of the Chamber of
commerce which was to have been. .1
held, was postponed until next Welly:
Inesday. wnen the usual reports will I".
_he presented
localfrlends arerecélving.lntereSt{' L' 1
ing: postal cards from Dan IMulvihill
3 a former resident of this city. who is' ‘i? _ " ’
at present aboard the North Dakota, _
and from .
or! the Coast or Mexico.
L Homer Selby, of Woodward avenue,
who ianlglisrd the U S. S. Georgia ht
present” an duty oi! the west coast of
Mexicth’3
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‘5‘ . 3.,
; in six parts tomorrow at Loch-
wood’s Hall and" Pleasant Hour_'
rI; Constipation , causes , .
nausea, dizziness. languar. heat-Lt. pal-
pltatlon Estelle physl'cS.‘ grille.
molten weaken the ho‘wols and don’t
‘ . constipation.
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. telephonc‘ccmmcnsm, 9s Wootport.
names in mung, spun miles, sought
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headache, '
cure; ID'oan’s Regulate act saintly PPR out!)
25 CWI'LAPLM . '_
Typewriters to Rent, $36; a
Month
Also sold on Easy Terms at
DONNELLYTS
AND look cross
16 count MAIN tires". ,
STATION ERYA ,
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Compo Illnj
BOSTON FORT ROAD.
Westport." “ Conn.
acrvl (39,119,. noted for
' Stalks, aiollei'a and; hrs» Foods in
Arranxements can ho made‘
tor mounts upon pixel-t notice.
conceal-fir odcufis‘r“
Miller 'M. Levi"
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"3 Wm Elmer wet-b. 40! New Cdnaan r
has been. entertainingLMrs. George
Voile or South Norwalk for the put
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The insurancs on the buildings and
contents owned by Raymond Bfolhfl'l.‘
been adjusted.
Union willtmset‘ with Mrs. Ann Cam-
nold.- Merwin street, tomorrow atten-
uoon at 8 o’clock
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‘It is probable that a special coun-
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and destroyed hy‘ lire last week, has ‘
The Woman' sIICh‘i'lstian Temperance .
ms “5611- I“ 11st s. can is Illa-
chirkmi' Nita o! brick at Ramp“
1., .1221. ‘53 Mug-— 2 '
William J Foster, 0! Raymond
Bmthm'me. has been enjoying a
few days? “Vacation
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—4R98t! about the Jennings?
tion, Saturday. See adv.
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The heat Gartrllde Dockland is dis-
charging 80:0 yardrof crushedstono
at Raymond Brother! wharf.
auc»
ell meeting will be called for tomor-1
row evening'hy‘Ma‘yor Frances - l .
Burns“ to consider several matters?
which have been left over. it is prob-i
able the potltlIin received Some time
ago from Van Zant street residents
up the Mayor Idemandin'g that the;
proposed concrete road to be laid on 1‘
that strc‘ct by the street department;
he the Entire width or the road and
not but 27 feet. will receive consider-
siren: " I' "I -
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'Sunday afternoon swtealn composed
of all Hungarians of Shrlnwood.;
lal held. The All Hungarians sill he,
pickodimm the old. resins of the
Springwoods'and‘ the 80 Son. Al-
though the team has not plsycd to
-‘gether this I‘Iyear they expect to make
the Nationals hustle” to win the game.
The lineup of the ‘AiliHunga'l-ians will:
be the following: Sanders of Virgulak
will catch; Bellus‘ I'Ior IKvaEICz will If
pitch: sullus Lahoskey will com-X:
first base; Bardos, second billion
Hovessey short stop; Ste hen ’ba-
hhskey, formerly of this city. but now!
of Philadelphia: will cover left field;{
(lhontos and Rituu will take care of
the remaining positions.
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THE GREYHOUND. i
in six parts tomorrow at
wood's Hall and Planned; lgour
a
will play tile Nationals at the Colon-' .
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whitewash should attend tho;
Jenninss‘ suction. Afiaturday. Sec
large ado: 'L
New wales have been located on
the. north: side or the Cluett Peabody
manufactog in North Alain hirsute
The residence olL School Committee--
xnan Wllltalu IP. Ward. at the corner
at Wuhlpfign and Franklin streets.
is being ”quieted by John Fountalne.
L" -Househqld furniture all kinds»
Jennings auction Saturday.
'L'li‘r'ed Lyons 9: South avenue. New
causes, 15 nursing a hadly swollen '
there are childrl'm in it. The school ‘
month t a re tilt of a collision with
another hallpisyer in West Norwslk.
Sunday. The two men attempted to
field a fiy‘hal‘i and museum. knock!
hing two do through Hlyon' a check.
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Pilllll than all ~ ‘
lilifittl‘ II Illll volt
‘1'“- its. JIM—Iv
Pruidoutfildlcsice. stilts New
Haven Qoord cl Education,
Talks till (lo-operation
TheodorehR Rlakeslee, president or
the bmfdcfiiteducntlon in Néw Haren‘.
recently gave an address in St. An-
drew s Methodist Episcopal church, in
home and the school "
was as follows: . .-
“The home. and the school ”must
come to understand each other better.‘
Teachers and parents must set ac-~
qualnted and become friends The
home and school must also loam to
work together. Only in this way 'can'
“Our boys and girls become good Collis-
tians. good home— makers and seed
citizens ‘Get together: and help each
other,’ would be a good motto for par-
cuts and teachers.
“A home is not complete unless
The address
has been ostbilshcd to help the scale“
to train the child Thus we see that
’tho school exists for the child and.
the home The school is not an end
in ltoelt: it was made {or the child
' and not the child for the school
The,
Tom Pe cc of th'c Democraticlschooi is not an agent, a helper. We
National. Committee tells of a 'good
sister :lll fine of; the Southern States
who wealsle for the service. and a»,
plalned it by saying Shut the house
she has (Elvin: had run away.
"You shouldn't let such little
things detain you." replayed the pso-
lor. ‘l'ou should trust in the Lord."
“I did.” she replied. “till the belly-
.tional "do" lily. __
Romulus should ,
Lock- band broke and then r iumpod’h-é‘lo- courses planned; and Ranchers secured :
4.4.-..“ we...“
ANNOUNCEMENT
must til: our school system to the
child and not the child to the scfioql.
“It is the function of the school to
develop the child and teach it cheer-
{int and successful co- operation with
its fellows.
“The individual, that is. the social-
ized individual, is an end in itself.
be constructed,
all in the interest 0! the child. The!
_ child is one of the forces of our school
ss’ystem. everything ,_ revolves around
the child:
“in a fundamental sense the home!»
I: L’ is also an
.. 1 social unit.
and in itself. it is the
So the school must he a
that city. on “The cooperation of the
- home.
. of 'tll‘elr warmlio'artod 'co-opooationfl
, lug Allen, aged 12 and four :respficlde
ELITE SHOE
EU TE (guuyAEl TY SHOE.
IREUTE Quality
the best qualily' ll\,_,
“ 'Worltmcrlship
\' , Material
t T he heal il3 none to)
erior m
Re WWI l
butpeopkniow? kc.
lover s
the Place
”03?:
Lab.
The management realising hyw
lty that Suturday'nik‘ht dances wii
.lv‘,
“.le'
stock. Rare opportunity to place
" RAYMOND
were, take this opportunity to notiiy the people of Norwalk and vicin-
LI,
:Il‘."u1‘s :.
Have secured I. low cargoes c! this varr hull class coal. we are
prepared to supply our customers either. tor. present use or winter "
popular ghe dances of last winter
1 continents“ next Saturday evening,
ctclock I... .. . .
a» Hie.
JAMES. IN
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your winter orders.
'«RRQEPRERS:
'- l home-maker
Ii atlon s o
" at birth n‘nd so. will{
._ Oranges ..
LargeSweet'
Julcy Stuck
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Nd savoring-was we.“ the price: 4
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wThemakersI-MMAX Tires, gnarl-R
no unfair advantage (rum motor-inter
They did not announce increase in
list prices of AJAX 'l‘lros. Almanacs
was 313-
mended by other we?!” of standard
Merrlll
South Norwalk
‘IlIIIIll-{lililililitZiliiillfil l‘l'l:‘5l:l:""
DAY AND
Stamford
The New Flower Sh°p7_"”
I: (has. A. c. CUNEO. PRO
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In All Squects
ENROLL NOW
EVENING
alleges
Port Chester.
.i’.‘
1'a1s‘n; ‘
generation. . ,
Vat 'ths club. . The home has become
' s‘_ lowly slice; 3 a place to eat and
The home is then the
;; 3 other locus of staunch Christian elu-
.. Iaenshlp',
"Let; me say a word about the child.
jj lthc‘ school and the home in such a
L I: l schools or cooperation The child is
l hotter understood toda‘ly‘ than a getter;
nglaug juvenile librpL- .
ries.p syfiiounds. orpdla'pasesmuven—I r
as
«steam
my very first.
directed propel-ii: from
Education is not a
ehléadoahllatw child. begins to learn
have several
, years at cducatlou he are he starts to
school. When he does begin lochool‘
“he will measure everything by ~‘vvhl'rti
he has experienced at home. Hence
the teacher should know not only the
child but his parents, his home
' “The school's task is the develop
. ment of the child Education: is ad-
justment it is not a depdsit, but an
Aunioldment, it is not correction but
direction; Teachers should. stimulate
and direct. the waking instincts of the
child, and they must recognize that
those instincts and impulses are lining
awakened and encouraged while the
child is at home.
“When lessons are learned and
school is out Johnnie goes home, but
he does not heturn the host day ex-
actly the some boy to begin just
where he left on; he has forgotten
much Talk with others and his own
thinking had experience have carried
on his education
right or wrong, so he returns to the
teacher in part at least a dinerent
,‘boy. lljll
“Teachers must vicit the homes to
see what assistance ornhindran'ce tho
I hails furnishes in. their work. Sohi‘c‘J
' homes need the help or the 'teacher.
' Evbry teacher will find it a help to
knew the home-lite of the pupil Par-
ants and teachers must understand
each other and work hand in' hand
for the good or the child. The home
is more important as a factor in edit-
'c'atlon than most parents or even
teachers realize HTh'o homedlts of
our country. has changed in the last
A.“.
Motllc'ra At Clnh: "
when 'l' was Ir boy Fathers are aw
at walkway; lelwo early and ..
turn” lowland mothers are too often
had their social
a boogie ol‘ tendencies. " .
pothliLg‘ in of the theories. but a‘ land -
ig' m outing tho Went capacity. 'l'll'i‘s‘
-' terson' sI switch The victims 'were the
in some direction I
hint, and one evening. while they werLdL ‘
timer the proper word and experience
'al‘e poweriul facts ln‘educatlgu. ( ..
' “The nineteenth century discovered
the child? I trust that the twentieth
century will discover-- the” importance
and place of thLLe home in education,
Some .teachers nogd the, help of the
, Parents should visit“ the
schools and become laminar with the
plan “in operation Parents should
seek ,oonl'erencgfis with teachers. There
must» be mutual understanding and
mutual support. All the while the .
school “outrun attempting tn improve ' ..
K
. E RD. Sept. 1'!
ilway mall clen
nlng‘ 1from iv York td’STXlfl
oxer the Sew Haven road. we.
ed near the local station today or
he pitched from the mall car-
and? Standi- fliafiloiémdst rugs
tracks, while the train was in
one back it? fighting“ was our
CLaffrey was about 33 years d
lived in Sprinsilnld
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Sentinel advs, pay
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the sysnenl. I trust that every parent
here will plan to visit senool “before :
Thanksgiving and assure the teachers
.w
Hi! one
825 All!) 00818
Bonn Chorus oi Reckless Driving
Against flan Whosccllr
Killed Allen children
Launch, Rowboat, Built and
men’s supplies, Tools, Et
.Machine. Carpets and other H
Articles. ,; J
WESTPORT Sept. 17. ~P‘ronk P.
Stanford. chauffeur (on Edward To-
the death or the twochlldren was not
bile ran down and killed Eye and Irv-
it 5
ply up the afternoon of Saturday,
Sept 5. Was reigned lLIei‘ore. JusticeH
Samuel A. Purfdy yeslcldal afternoon
on the char'ée or rac'liless dri\ Ling ali'd
was fined $25 and dust. amounting to
$3.7. 3:: Stamford was exonerated from ,
or Zrnil l ill e v (In I; Thins J
unfilnx ’Ifyilo'infi fill's JUWIWR'EHINIQ that
thé death of thet‘dyo children was not _
caused by theflcrimlnal negligence or
the auto driver It was stated that
Stan lié‘ififl wus drivln his car at {grate ' '
hour and ran it
:eflfi lt con— ;
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W!" . ti!
on. one ”twigs? q
amid yesterday. site "
urpr flurry R. Sher odd that Stsn- 2
.lordw'was .arrested in Rye, on“ the
some day on the charge of spegdlng "
and posted a $10 bond (or his appetit- 1. .
m3 iiir the Rye court. Stamford gor-
(cited his bond, claiming that he was
endeay'drlng‘ to ohtliln a bondsman l
the local case. so the local authorltlés
it‘d‘t'lld"r'elease"1‘obnrt’s
Grand Juror Sherwood state t .-
did not think the Rye case had any-
thing to do with the tragedy at Bat-A
fa Fm» Demonstration
chllldren or Mr. and Mrs William AH inYour‘ Own Horns
ien Littl'é Eva: in an endeavor to pull"? ”"7 4' a” I ' '
hen younger brother“ from the puth ot‘ .
another automobile, ‘pulled herself”
and him directly into the path or the
Tohert oars .. .
Nln
NOVEMBER GWEN Day’ s W -
WEI Tu SHEEWF “Ills-lugs you ircedorn fro
""" eavylaskoi swc'epinéandd .
The local bondsmen of Harry No- 'QWeigiIs only mnepounds. L
vsmyer. of- this city, who was 'arrested air driucn- revolvin Ib ‘
some time ago lol- embezzling $2 500 all din, dost and lint. The pow
from the New England Coat. Company, illl
Inst liprli, recently elm-enlisted Mr. dust pr .
November to the ohcrifl oi the Super (Lyon merely am it. I: does
ior court of Bridgeport, because or and“: Workl‘
some uneasiness they have tell. The
bondsmon were Matthew Corbett. Jss. I. ,,
cob Rudder and Morris Epstein; A‘t—
torney John J‘ Cuneo‘, who is repre-
senting Mr. November today,‘ said he
expects New Yuri: psrties this after-
noon to furnish the $1,909. November ..
is now in the county jail awaiting this
action." His trial is assigned to be
held on Tuesday n'e'l'tt
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She was very 'lnuch' in love with ..
alonét she gékédk * , . . .
"new tell me truly; you have
kissed Hermit-ls, hoven‘t ydh "
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