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IIITO TEACH CHILDRIEQ qu Ideas, but practically“ no igjtormaiion 1n announcing 1139 new :51me 11 “M; a?“ um um: 11431011419110 :1 140041 family.IIb'eing‘w m: T
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' ' ‘.-",’le" . 1..» 1 “flak 9" ii?" iii “81931 will “:8 ”0 bum)”, "50M“ “menu“ W1“ dQVBIOP institutions by the moments at that.Jr’fii'n‘iiuimjiiii‘ii}? 1633:6313 iii-iii:
“”5 intonation ; " habits of industry; an upprecintio ‘ '
IBoth Home and School Plots WE it Be
CultWatediUhdectPg'pe v
Witt! .t'Apot 11115 11762111311 1‘-r’o’111
Congress the united States Bureau
of Education has jinn lit-pun rthc uorlt
'ol' investigation 41114! promotion
home and school gardt-us. The new
division will be under the direction of
a specialist in school gardening and
an assistant, both (11‘ whom “are to
be expertsin this form of education-
nl activity. Miss Ethel lowans. a
graduate of the New York State (‘01-
19140 of Agriculture. '01 lthaca. \' ".
'is temporarily in charge of tho worlt.
By means of personal visitation.
correspondence, and publications V‘it
,ls the plan of the bureau to cooperate
with school boards throughout the
. United States in school and homegar-
.dcu work, lm'c'stigation has already
.shown that many cities have made
considerable progress in school gar-
iston. .
. .Qii)’. Sc
vi}
lpt'lSn irit is hoped LSiat everyI
14:01:39
ployetl, 12 months in the your who
knows gardening both theoretically
and practically. During the school
year this teacher will give instruction
in nature study, elementary science
and gardening in the mogulng and in
tile afternoon direct th'o gardens at
the home of the children. During
the sum‘nier vacation the teacher will
devote all the time to directing the
garden work. " 1
The close supervision that such a
teacher will be able to give will in-
sure greater success for the gardens
and will 11.111111411241114 children with
the problems of plant production and
utilization. By a cooperative method
allaurpluswegemblos and fruits will
either be marketed; or canned and
preserved for sale. V
the mine of money as measure3lfiflnliflb if V
iiil have ea teficher our terms of labor; and a realization dint. 11047111111 _. 31mm!“
every. man and woman must make ‘IhtsI
or her own living. and contribute
to the welfare oi the communitv.
"Experiments already have. shown
that with proper direction 1111 aver
age child can produce in an victim of
an acre of land from $1111
worth of vegetables. This would add
more to the. support 01‘ the family
than could be plilt‘lliltfl'd with. the
same child‘s wagon working in lac-Aldition of their WM“; and villi theyl'
tot-y, shop or mill. . -.,' 1
"if children can contribute to the
familieé' support while. in school.
will ”make it: ponsible for them to no:
tend school three or tour years long- 7
er than they now do. This in a thing
more and more desirable, since educaV
obtained before the age of 14. 1 _ '
. i
' must be the watchword when the housemfe
“No Alum
‘ buys baking powder. 9..
Alum is well known to be a powerfulV _
astringentfind should never be used 141 food. ' V ' 7 .
, W Geo. F Baréer‘VMD“ oftfie Urii‘hefl _ . T: V -
. I‘ , J ' . momemylcama, my: ‘i‘Icmudertbame afI ' V -, V’
, V .. _ aim}: fiaémg‘pmder/zzgfly mymmtofiealt V " . . L
. _ Food economy new, mere than otter, ' ‘
VA Wflm purchase anduseofthomfood _ . -'
“ ' I . Imdes of known high quality and absolute ' “
V ' purity and healthfulness. .. " ' '
1
'.
‘i‘
‘ children 01‘
to $11111
it-
‘plc‘ enjoy and patronize
where they are tissuied of freedom
DnhburyifFair. 01-31-
. to the fin the best shows and use
9m ‘lll; ad minim
.‘flédege E
in 11411411 'vv"1.7is"5"iritéy“h this morning in oomt'ort.
1; Probate court holding on;
lugs tour, spoileaka‘ons made by the
3.3%: Quinn {or 111 Ieommit
went 0 seven small chiidr *
71515115513114 seven were sent yester; ~
mite:-
:day afternoon to the Fatality“ County
Home 310* Magnitu- but “40% seventh,
116111110; Harrie 1.11
'Stid 10 rl'etu's. "was
‘ committed to the care other'auutend
.. lint-ii Mr and Mrs. Fred 'l'i’iliiams
who live at 147 Jones avenue, this
. city,
The case“. at the Howey child has
:liecn iieiort Judge Halien three times
.oitidn the tantamount. and was ad-
"jinnied at ills last shearing. until the
1190111 of Charities \i‘cre satisfied with
the 11101111 and financial 111111114 of her
2111111 and 1111110 Who applied for her
custody. ;
Committed to Home. .
'l‘hp mot-1' Hit children committed
to the. home in Norwalk Wane Satin
Hargusl nine y§ars old and George
ilzti'go: seven years; Annie Bushw-
slit eight veers old .tmd Georxe Rao—
1111' ky nine years .oltl: " Katherine
(1' Neil aged gilt. and fiofothy O'Neil,
aged four years. . -. ;
The ilaigns (1111411111 have been
'ouartcred for some time at Label 141117
Home by tile. 1,108,113. of Che-titles. it
is alleged in the apolioodpn for the tit thi-
Inlsnion 111 1111 111‘: rcat mow-merit. 1.3.1111, r
slime time accord funds for
' 11.11titut1e1culusis work in this tcrri
commitment at the children that their
1114172an (tour will 14555114411344. are
5111111411154 111 halide and are not fit
' custody of their
"Annie and mum 14415161151111 are the
George and 14m Ras-
‘IfIlovsky. ’l‘hélr father is dead. and
their mother is alleged by the chari-
tics authorities to be an immoral per.
1101121107 in ttl‘lt'sve 1114mm 0! her
Nor 11114 by
.rfie alI sad to
. 4-4
11111114111141 and 1Doroth O‘Neil are
tim' children 19.451 and grace
O'Neill both lheblemtudod perconsI
now, fining fired for at LalrIeriew
Home; The‘ £11m 111310 41111414111415
been living 1141;110:111 institution with
their parents (01‘. some time. hut it is
beloved by physicians. that there can
he no impnovcrnenf in the mental cou~
twill nevi: MWent to ‘Ictire for
their ahildraninj A? ,
. ,, —-—~1-
11334315 ““4“!" x EXT W "EK
' ‘ 9—46.;-
[M10494 tor a grief Fair ’Ih'Inn 1:154
, .A are , .
EvmvlhlngV is in readiness for 1114',
'lopena Tucaday. Oct. 6, with a show
.thnt trill eclipse. all its predecessoru in
magnitude. The Dnnbury Fair is :1
principles will"do. It: is conducted on
business lines in all departments no
[Wot-merit 111.411.1011 to olehltora or
showman; and the amusemgms m
clean [and w hon-some. A wai- censor
couldn‘t be more we tohful than. the
Dunbuiw Fair: animals are and the re-
é‘ulf lath £1111“ that lsn. model. provid-
but nothing to 0114111141115 1111411779?
at the fair, 1114111" at all times. with
full ostentv'gh grown to mammoth
pronommis 'defi'lonstrating that peo-
liberally
from fraud
ciaia rule the midway with an iron
' hand and contort shewnen to deliver
the goods as aunOnnceId, or depart
ling and' baggage. This policy brings
sures the patrons of fair traetment.
The horse departments lire c‘rnw- doll
with entries this year, the 43151115111011}.
_ hot-aw 11111111111111.5011 tile trick Tuefiday
‘ and Wednesday and. the tnottectl‘. pee .
era and runners. Thursday Friddy and
Statutory. The cattle parade; cavity: an:
interesting sight" will occur path am-
1tradtlono of Which order at“! band
concé 3 simultaneous on 1111451211;
parts or the wounds. will keep the
immense crowds in {its good; humor
Ittlmt .9»ng 'Fu'tr «rowan era noted
I
0110th both mm the lei-rent ur'tn
cum-0m all parts on the 114111.41
' ; ”00.“!th ot- within: inter-
.» to indent? and; the 1111111111, .
The minimum show and m“.
imdmmcmm Warm
and ummemmmu
, merwmmua thong-en.
.. 11111 i
with,“ on ow}. mcwreds 0;.
L Ior any piotective deuce. This exhij.
“in the 1151111 that will 411.46211' benefit
- 1 t -11 1,11 ' --
5““ 914111110 " “ “t a” "‘3 ‘91 A. 1142:2511. 519411, 17:42:. 854,
lug plenty to amuse Land remember, I
cocoon 311i tit-0 am». Gnalld‘ stand. it:
are allure“: '; ‘
All file loading nukes
mew, atrium
inventions wt
them {or the
”111011.01- MIAMI; -mw ii the main
automobile limiting, engaged
months a343, and a largeas annex tent
will care for the Overflow.
A'p'jon'g that-inexact 44.141415 of;
whitfi theta are hundreds. will he"
10053510111011; daily hy.WletezI1Ib,
Marne, of Yonkers, ml? Y" known on _
the “Bee Chaimer."
105005102115 withdrawn“, can!“
£455.. the years new
12‘ 111301711. any 0.! .
1155:7575“
initial grill he module 5. 5991114in
Mass. etiolated on the plaza. where
thousands may \iew it without dis-
Encarta” are, announced on all
Pailwa. leading to: Banbury. and
those. who go by motor tar will find
51111er night-55's leading to the
igroundsI
RED CROSS l’iilfls'l‘llAS'SEAL
CAMPA'GN B OX.
. i-i;\i;_’i“¥‘4,llil‘:. r‘ept. 30.—~To 2-1811 ii.
111111.000 lie'i «Wm-a Scale in the State
711‘ It‘llntc'iz-u: from the first day of
u‘rm oer 1 New Yew" s Dav is the
.1101}; which 1114. Connecticut State Tu—
belculosis Commission has mapped
out for itself.
i’i'tparatibns for the compel; n are
now under way Tons oi udvcrtisin:
irntmr and literature dill be sent
lroadcnsl.’ while. runny thousand l -—t
in: 1 will push 1hr mull m‘tltr side or
this work
This tour Nate D'irecmi. 1"]. E.
1‘ lcarman who 1111:; opened his office's
in the State t‘:1pi.4"l,pians'to hate
.thc. souls on stile in every locality in
the 211119. not only in 17.1; large attics
and to“ 11‘- but also in the. smallest
hamlets. _
Last \ F 11 411 or one million 1144i
1‘ ions Seals were sold in Connecticut
“With; pr'otidcd titttiml- for inherent!
oats; work within the stale..li‘ the‘snlos
this your reach ‘hc figures hoped for
cm 630 000“ will be rue: 2411 for us-
,cvcxt' resident of 1114 511114
i 41ml ruc'it' tit‘ii’Vrishiug
01111710011111? State T11 1.1"
to assist lilt‘
tools t"un1~
thorn should ~com'mnni tit-.711
111111 State lliltltilr < 1- Arman in 1511';-
trcncn to olitninlng accntit‘s.
W
l Tilt-l Iltl‘l'lllCI Milli}.
h 'l‘lni Stemming la 11 4:1‘1111: lot-.1411
‘10!”‘3-031" 1.47141 in Uncool and and 11 11'
l}.'1ilstlihui(:d To ii. litit'um ~11l11 lo'. -
110 true 01' the vest «11' Qiie'éiliunl
lilac-its (at the seeds ,1‘ min or‘ the
epochs of the coast, and in the Phil
ipplnco those of 111111154411th 44 (l'rwyi
allied epcoltn are connidtlcd witch:
would 3110,11,LL ~11; 3,1, luiliiu '1 110411111
with. 1411 07,7111 .e timed intori r. Along
11hr» parted 1 gas are the sc do. chi
tend illwtck com-red «1111' a rich par
'plu Ibtzttom. 'l‘ltIc fruit. boiilgstough-
.1111! l‘cothtrt'. ‘rer'uir. on the inc .1
i-‘lilg .im:. forming a 7,110.51' cl‘t‘coilw ‘
district in the ghmn of 112034111510:—
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i Timetable ..
114 545.4515 emu-Bed 27. 1914.
4—...“
worm NORWALK 70 NEW YORK.
i A. 111-4: 37:: 5: 341:,
I9: W40 10: 33X, 10‘. 513, 11:61.
P. M..—1: 13x. 1: 233. 3: 02:,
7 246:, 9: 51:. 10: 18:
1......
YSundays.
10-33:.11 51. . .
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5 45; 6: 0211, 7: 021:. 7. 12.755711, 11:24:;
95111; 10': 101}, 10; .
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I’. ILL—312108, 1: 05, 2: 041:. 2 57 a: 901,
3:55;'-:426 505x 524, 5:23,: 11:01-11,
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tut-t 14:11.27. 95915 :
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who will 114117115 , I
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s: 571:. 7. 114,543. 8:1811. s 1191:, 9: 1911, I ‘
3: 29 , , ,
tion tor lite and citizenship cannot be' (arty-sixth annual Danhun-Falr which 4‘ 41x, 5: 16x, 5: 45,. 5‘0211, 6. i7 7: 0211,
3: 021: 4.4111, .' .3 '
new 905114 70 5003114 noawALx. : .
A MH4‘1X330, 6:113 81005845111. . .
P. (XL—12 10. 1: 9217,3481). 5:02;. 6:94 -, I'
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Persons desirous of 114401111116 competent and successful ACCountanB.
Bookkeepers Stcnographers, Summer, «Commercial TeachemI
I‘ assurance of employment, will find in the
BOSTON
how lot-atoll in 1111 new school 11111141., semi street. 4 11104454444511ch
immunity for‘mdy and practice um or 1114 ( traction and pupal-vitriol: obit
large corps of well knpwn and e erlenced tenchera. I .‘
Lacuna —Geuerai commend course. anogrophlo course. Secretarial
margiommibl u1.511 lint! dad ‘2“ “about” t id Th",
e u to or or :30 not re rogmn,w1
011mm and p0whenmlni 4111111111111 pa y' p p
This school does not employ
Persons who cannot call tor pa
_ oi tonne and conditions
gate, {0111114919. cart-7155070 or 'fmted‘intm ”1"“
na ntsrvxow ma ave min or on.
111311.130 W111 reopen Septe’inber ‘.'.8tii '
Elna 71, Principal, 334 330lech Street, Dom.
a"' '
$2 510 Book for 690 ‘ I. .
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"'Tlllll STORY OF i: FROPE 517le Tim “.me AT'
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page ilustrullohs. map of- 131110110. 51111154 in colors, gotten
to every model- presenting sin cottpomy 01 consecutive
’ 21111115531111 only. 89 cents (covering cost of packing; traits.
; portation, checking. ccicrk- hire,amd_ other expense hermit
, mE'lOWV readers can curios advantage of this 1 '
offer by. addlntr l!) oetlts'tllt’ti'n tor ‘déliv org-dbl? P9111291 Post. '
shalom; Icaeh': common ocfleIl'IsI accepted ‘
1% ma'amcawnnwm W113» “a T.‘
It laya bare. the deep-rooted causes of the' most stop-
141146115 conflict 1.11;;th'e Hilltou'lr of man. Explains the real: . .
Wtacts‘ about the "triple! Alliance and the Triple 1115141414.
' _ Gives the history of 1114 nations and their p101 ioue vvarSn‘
' Describes. the development 0! modern wartare Explains
the new use-of warships, (1111;101er4111.1115. submarine.
high-power guns, etc.
the MOST 8517-: ms 110014- no inward: at
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