to serve on the Ice
Cream. Fruit Flavors:
Strawberry
Banana
Orange
Pineapple
Iano's Bakery,
51 Washington
Street.
Miss Elsie Bartow, of East avenue.
New Canaan, is spending the week at
Hickory Bluff, _with friends.
Miss Mabel Gifford. of South Nor-
walk, is spending a few days with re
latlves on St. John’s place, Stamford.
Herbert Tuttle and family, of Nor-
waik, spent Sunday at the home of
his mother, on Richmond Hill.
According to a notice received by
the local military companies, the
period in camp will in future be ex-
tended to 15 days.
Mrs. S. M. Rogers. of Norwalk. has
returned after spending a week as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer Rog-
ers, 7 Whitlock street, Dan‘bury.
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‘itor yesterday in Bridgeport.
‘Grand street. Danbury, is the gufist oi
.‘1'odc Recon-
m 'o, shatter.
Containing FIOIII oodLivors, with
Peptenate of iron.
r. I. sums-mt
David w. Raymond
UNlonaTAKER
NEW RED HENRI BUILDING
27 WASHINGTQH 81'.
cities. 1m; House, 093.
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rot,
Don’t Forget
loses
T0111 Murray
So. Norwdk
.4.
John Hales, of this city, was a vis-
ltiiss Carrie B. Rockwell, of South
Norwalk, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E1
Kirk, Danbury.
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Miss Josephine Robinson, cl 70
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Perry. in George-
town.
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Mrs. Hurry (lill, of South street,l
The new telephone books are being,
brought in at the local branch, and;
They are
will be distributed soon.
larger and more complete than ever.
Mrs. Charles Sommerville
daughter, of Stamford, and Charles
Hoyt, of Nerwalk vl'ere guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Bouton, in New
Canaan, Tuesday
The Mutual Life insurance Com-
party, of New Yo1k, has brought suit
against Mrs.
Greenwich claiming $26. 000 damages.
The suit is based on a deficiency
judgment, obtained in New ‘York.
The nodding Fire Company, No. 1.
of Reading, has filed articles of 922150
elation. The purpose is to protect and
preserve property in Reading. The
subscribers are Rufus A. Ly,on M Jo-
seph Sulliv.an Daniel S. Sanford,
Ralph E Rockwell Herbert S. Barnes
and John Muennick. of Redding.
Oscar Budd, of Weston, is now able
to be out of doors agalnfiafter an ex-
pefience he had a few days ago. He
was taken severely ill with an at-
tack oi ptomalne poisoning. ‘Durfiit
the day be 111111 been to Norwalk
where he ate a quantity of cream
cheese, and it is thought that was
the cause.
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The Danbuiy Fail race program for
this year will include eleven harness
horse races, four Thursday, four Fri-
day and three Saturday. There will be
no races for running horses, trotting
classes taking their places. The track
program will'be as follows: Motor r-
cycle races Monday, horse and cattle
shows Tuesday and Wednesday, her
nose horses Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. lnterspersed between the
and 1
has returned home after a two weeks
visit with relatives in Springfield,
Mass, and New Haven.
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1‘ A summer field meeting of the Con-
111ecticut State Grange will be held in
llidgefield 011 Thursday, August 19.
on the grounds of the Ridgefleld club
Sev oral well known speakers upon
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' Schools a illustrated in Indianapolis”;
C i, “ ‘JEDDO. Riemann, perm.
' 0 a 'DELPHIA' aND. READING.
Place Your Order Now
and be protected against advance in prices during the fall :
and winter. 1 ’
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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11111 111mm
tillltllStllP 1111s
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Indianapolis Schools Help Theta to
it Wt! in
(tensity lilo ‘
Muslin and Crepe
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Night-
gowns, daintily trimmed with
fine embroidered edging, or
with torchon lace. Full size,
and fine quality. Special va-
lue at
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How one community trains its chit
dren tor the responsibilities of citilen-
ship is described in a bulletin just is 1
sued by the U. '5. Bureau of Educationl
on “Civic Education in. Elementary.
J. l. Mallette‘
ladies Night Robs 3
For Summer Wear.
CREPE GOWNS
50¢ to $1.00
"The practice in the Indianapolis,
schools." says Arthur W. Dunn, author‘
of the bulletin, “is to help the pupil to:
understand the nature 0! 1113‘ own right
attitude toward government all the.
means by which members of the com-'
munity is to cooperllte ior‘the com-‘
mon interest; and to cultivate habits
agricultuml subjects will be heard.
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That this is the hunting season is:
apparent irOm the numerous com-
plaints daily received by Dog Warden
Emma 1r McNeil, of Thomas F. Walsh. The Warden stated that civic education is a
this morning that owners of hunting
dogs report that a number of them are
missing. apparently being “borrow ed"
by hunters. > ‘ l
A. S. Wheeler. of Litchl'ield. Conn"
one of the old time locomotive engln 1
core, on the New York.1New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. is visiting at
the home of Mr. and 1Mrs.Frederiok
N. Shove. Grove street, and renewing
former acquaintances here. He torm-
erly had the run from New Yoxk to
Litchfield.
'It was anounced this morning that
the marriage of James Sexton, of So.
Norwnlk, to Miss Edith Hooker, or
New York, would take place on Aug
8th. Miss Becker, is described as a;
southern beauty, and very popular in
the mertopolis. Mr. Sexton has made
many friend during his residence here.‘
He is a versatile resident, and an ac-1
compliehed musician. being the organ.
lot of the Palace Theatre.
1
The regular monthly meeting or
Louis Lodge, Daughters of Hermanm,
was held last night. Following the
transaction of regular business District
Deputy Henry Kristo installed the fol-.
lowing oilicers, elected recently. Pres 1
idem-Mrs. Jennis Johnson ,Vice—pres-
ldent—aMiss Ida ‘Krasmer, Recording
| community."
of right action asamemner or the
EMBROIDERED GOWNS
At 39¢, Value 501:.
Low Neck. Short Sleeves
50¢ 'to $1.50
5111111131112: Gowns,
At Special Prices. ~
A. Bickerman & Son
811. Norwalk, Ct. Phone 446
The bulletin emphasises the fact:
that “civics is not taught as a sepsi-
ate subject until the eight grade but
phase of all
the work of the school The aim seems
to be to make of education. not a pro
cess of instruction in a. variety of sub:
jects, but a process of growth, during
which the various relations of his oral
unfolded " 1'
lncldently it is pointed out that
“there is no ‘subicct' of ethics or mor
11] education in the lndianapolls-
schools. but the direct moral training
afforded by the course l1ere\utllnediKnob club: 3
is peculiarily vlrlle. So, also. while
lthere is no attempt to give direct vo- ' daiat‘lt’lliel‘ysliuswaxifgetSpits: :lltdtlsbir
cation training in the strict sense or '
'this term, nor even any organized m Intiolley. the 133‘ trip up is at $0: :3";
form of 'vocatlonal guidance. never- All other days the bus meets the
theless the fact is always taken into 10 10 a m. trolley the last trl ‘ is
account that the citizen must be "hot 9| 30 p m. ’ 9 P
woxker and the worker a citizen." :1 The bus makes 11 trip every twenty
“‘9‘" °' Practice minutes. except during the driver's
Instruction through the centre of two 11.151111133101154: meets the trolo,
'atudr is. however. only a can of the toys at 10 and 30 minutes after and 10
training for citizenship given in these minutes bf the hour
schools. “An understanding 01001111 The noon intermission of one hour
munity life and 0t government " de- starts from meeting the 12: 10 p. m
Iclfll'efl Mr Dunn, “NB {I‘lluPSB WithGut trolley and ends on the trip to meet
the cultivation or qualities and habits the 1 30 p. to trolley
of good citizenship. Instruction and' The evening intermission of one
training must so hand in “mi The hour starts from meeting the 6:10 11.:
latter is largely a matter of practice.’ 3m trolley and ends on the trip to meet}
1Pupll participation in school manage-1mg 7; 10 p. to. trolley. 1
‘ment is a "91'? ”“1 thing 1“ lndlanr No bus will run during the periods;
'apolis. and in some schools it is oer- of intermission 1
’rled to a high degree 0! effectiveness Not. more than twenty passengers
It manifests itself in the method “will be carried at one load. to be takenl
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THE KNOB sus consents. l
Following is the bus schedule to thei
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Delicious Creamery Butter.......... ...... 32¢ ‘
1111 BestFamily Flounbag ........ 95.31
Campbell’s Beans .......... .. ...... . ........... 8¢
New Potatoes, 141hs. ....... .17¢ :
Milk Crackers.3lbs. ............... 25¢
*' A. STULL
l 24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
‘SPECIAL
This, store will he closed to-morrow
at 2 11.111. in order to give us aChance
to re-arrange our stocks and mark
down goods for our
Big July Jubilee Sale
Doors Open at 9:00 a. 111. Saturday.
intzs
NOTICE
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$22"
r—n—o- -'
Black and Tan . 0xlords
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With Rubber Sales,
For Men and Women
Are most satisfactory shoes ior Summer Time ,
CONNEALLY
South Norwalk
& BRACKEN.
Bridge Teeth
anchored and well made is the
nearest to your natural teeth in up
stitute possible to construct. The
continual absence oi one or more
teeth in the mouth impairs the use-
fulness of those left. Let us ex-
plain to you personally.
Let us supply as best we can the
absent ones that they may assist in
the work expected.
See hr. 1. ll. Mallory
16 South Main St. So. Normlk
HOURS: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M.
Tuesday and Thursday evenings,
7 to 8 p.111. Sundays by appoint.
ment only. .
A bridge tooth or teeth properly,
pearauce and usefulness of any sunk
.4..- M. _ “A... c-.,..-...,__.m.__..__ -4
You should have 32 natural teeth}
l r. s. no?“
For thebost Sea Food
GOT‘O
Cuthill’s
We handle nothing but
the best.
The only place in Nor-
walk that handles nothing
but Sea Food.
' Cutbill’s
Bridge Market
’71 North Main St.
Free Delivery. Phone 108
Good Job Printing
out Paper, Best Work, lad M
‘ as NORTH rum meet ‘
E6. NORWALK
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$6.50 for we?
1.1.11.1. 56.35101 cash 1
111211111. 111m 1:11.11...
3 Rowan St. E. Nervgsik.
WE REFER YOU . .
TO THE mouse
tthat has been painted with our mind.
‘is it not beautiful in its 836w
cont? Yes. and what's more, it “will
wear well—We guarantee that. it‘ll ’oni'
1paints. oils, stains, varnishes, m
els, etc. are the best obtainable-q .
that’s your protection. Phone IS.-
WE. REPAIR
. FURNITURE.
Motor
Boat ,
The Gotham
10 FIRST 31.. EAST nonwhtn
Tot. 452. '
Be Shrelts A'f
ransom 3
Accessories
This means everything a
motor boat needs—to
"make it safe—to make it
comfortable.
main events _on the track will be an Secretary—Mrs Marla .Knipple. Finer»,
unusual number of grand stand and cial Secretary—Mrs. 3 Danke, Tress
special attractions. arrangements for urer~Mrs Christian Kraemer Guide
Wthh 3“? now being made by Score; Mrs. Bertha Baths, Inside Guard—-
tary G M- Bundle Mrs. Agnes deona.
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Made in the Cleanest Plan
Ano from the best fresh 1.1.1111.
obtainable.
Ask Your Grocer {oil
Insist 011 them at your
taurants.
'preparing and conducting recitations. 1111 their order of arrival at the bus sta-
in the care of school property: in pro- tion
1 tecting the rights of younger childrem] It ,5 “31,191; that any complaints re- ,
in maintaining the sanitary conditions} gaming the bug service be cornmuni-l‘
0f the bidding and the 3’9““5‘51 "1 cated to the chairman of the trans
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—Anothsr Great Accident—$5. 000 The Misses Rattle and Moe Meekenl making of repairs and equipment for portatlon committee. when they will
special travel policy f0? 35- 11' you 810 of 30 Cedar street South Norwalk : “our school,” in fact, in every moot receive dug attention. and that no 111-
or the school life. ‘ imarkg be made to the driver.
contemplating a trip, call William F. ha e t d f m t i 1
v re urns ro her some JOSEPH A GRAY
AT". ,
1LlTTLE COST
d
Hoyt. phone 831. of the Connecticut
General [rife insurance company.
summer outing, which was enjoyed at
In Indianapolis pupil participationi
in the government °t the “mm 1”“ Chairman Transportation Committee.
Salt Water
Atlantic City and adjoiulng suburbs. 1
L ~ 7 naturally into pupil participation in W
i ;:::.hl’e:rat:eybsoiournfi 11d atthllevere the larger civic life of the “mm““nyli-IIGHER WAGES FOR muggy. FiShing 1‘30le
“1 ' “ “’ ° ”3 °“' at 11111 of which the school itself is apart. am 5 .-
historic city where. our forefathers
struck the first 1.11.11 for ~11-e'éaom by
throwing a cargo of taxed tea into
Boston harbor in 1773} They appar-
If you know what you
want we have it. If you
don’t know We will tell
Maintaining order on the playground CHICAGO. 3“” 15,411“ 1141990 1cm-
naturally extends to maintaining order D10?“ at We m on system.
on the streets in the vicinity or the!“ recently tied up the city‘s trans 1
school. It is common for committees m halides with a two days,
More and More
people are learning the
value of security for their
115111111.
household treasures and 3-. .811”? ““38an ”I“ the water W33 lder b0 3 to look after the safety way be granted a wage in- ' - 1' ’ 0 ST. "
vim A fraction over strongly tainted with tea grounds and 2: oyounge: children in mm :m ablative-rear coon-sot instead 13* WASHING: N’ . . ,, you.
one cent [day will funfiah a Wight the 0199-? PM“ “191's W the streets near the school. Soncitudo for of three match: to the Glam ‘ ' ‘ :1 Albert 9 Mill
1 ‘ W key :33? ocean ast'iimTlIed in on the the gleaming“ and beauty (3:11. 9.6110111 mm. 1cm. _._. ‘ g3“
' crsey cons amine. Ate streets. alleys, and v8 m The award of the board «at arbitrar- ; . ‘ _ Chit _
'mmfl 30X lantlc City is one of the soon see; lingual 31117111111111; quickly stimulates tioxy’v‘vhlcb for three weeks beard tee- “ . SPECIAL (Successor to.) ice E. .1391")
h m bur lat d .1 shore resorts on the ‘. New Jersey 110.395 gardening, and 11111016 1191th untony from company otnoials and the autonomic: Sale of Stamped ‘ ”2 Waahnfiton S "a”. '
- m, d coast. It is located about skirt!” mime been transformed through employed on the issue will be me Goods and Art Mutilation ' ‘5 . South Normalis-
miles southeast or Fiillade’lphiam an:
island known as Abseoo‘n Leach it
with
public tomorrow. the paper says. - t
the influence at the 1111110013.
All closes of men in the service at ~ _
Whether the children Who are how
for SUMMER FANG WORK. -
1‘ . is a World famous bathing place
umlergolng this training for citizen-
:1”? magnum monotonic v ' : ship will in reality be efficient out
~ front. having a population or nearly m 10 or 20 years ammo not be
' “ . toretold. according 1m. Dunn. But
',.he adds: “‘1‘ ‘
report a fine tune.” mg in,
entertaining amusements
I , 1m wage received now is
the companies will be granted a hotl-
mom raise _._l1'1 wages from the start. 1
The maxintum wage will be net loss 1 .,
do: 85 cents per hour. and meet
so seats. the Tribune can. lathe
Norwalk Chronicler