Mr. in u. an
Alana-Ivor” r
“hummer-sand ;
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[had firm is my patterns. :1;
m and Crista-es.
7 n a. BANKS
' luscious. Hotel Block. ”l .3
Gouthuorwslk. "r’
=:" . ”i" N' ‘ We have stretched a point in order to make this Sale I l
i Dont Forget We D° J. {F} hummer, so have put in all of our overcoats. '
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' DONNELLYS . w$12 Overcoats and Sims $7.85
3 - 3‘15 Overcoats and Suits $10.85
It A Large Assortment to SeleCt i320 Overcoats and Suits $14.85
.. From” . éfizs Overcoats and Suits . $19.85
' W530 Overcoats and Suits $22.85
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NORWALK (.3; 50pm NORWALK
‘ ciii NEWS:
A one night card tournament will
be held at the Norwalk Club. this
[Friday night. u . l "
The. W. C. T. U. will hold its regu- WHY MAJOR SMITH RESiGNED. .
The adjourned meeting of the South 1
Norwalk Congregational church will
be held tonight.
lll' meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3
lo‘clock at the. home of Mrs. G. W.
‘Mills. lit Berkeley street.
Said to Be Result of investigation at.
the Soldierl' Home.
Concerning the resignation of Major1
George S. Smith as inspector of the
gSoldiers’ Home at Noroton -lleig‘hts,?
.Ihs. ilartlord Times says: {
"The action of the Board means the;
abolishing of the office of inspector of.
the Home, but it is not expected to
cause any trouble In the manageinentl
The Board considered this matter‘
fully before it decided to transfer thel
' duties to the adiuiunt. As a matter of
fact. the position of inspector wasi.
created just before Major Smith was
appointed to it. and he was the ilrati
James Keyser, of Southport, who occupant.
has been confined in the Danbury “hos'f Today 1.3 the day set aside by Presi-l Th9 Board has made. arrangements-
pital for the past two weeks. from A de . . pto advertise for mattresses for the
. . Ill “ “80“ [01' the collettion of funds t beds m u", dormitories of ”I? Home.}
fall "“99"?“ while 3‘ “0"“ 1“ George- for the benefit of war-stricken Jews. '
gw'néwashreportet: ‘0 be in“? “m?" A local campaign is in progress. ;
on ay. t e lnjur es rece ve ongt 3 .
head causing him ‘0 be delirious M The next sitting in the Oddfellow'srzt‘1‘]?zkgglgimogoxfisrt :‘ieco::lro:;_
times'and ”1"" again “1“ beconierum Piiioclile Tournament will be held “"jcent “a". spoke to a'numl'wr of the
conscious, his condition being iN‘I‘ fierrow night m the rooms on .South‘ inmates about it, and a" said an),
serious.
\ ""1 street. were satisfied with things as they
Moses Glover, the local shoe deai- 7 ‘ were now. Some of those who vex-
errnls uuito dangqously ill Q its 71“" Wlllfllfldly order Ml)" foretgn'Vlc- pressed satisfaction were among those
homo 0“ “an. street. with Ubhold ‘0' M0” ’0’ you. 149“?“ “3 “‘9 0" who complained of former conditions.
fawn Mr. Glover was mkpn sick de" and 339 “’“l ““9 ”'9 ”‘00“! “‘0 "Major ISmlth‘s resignation is a di-
with what mow suppoaed to he the next day. Donnellys Victroia Par‘frect result 01 the complaints made
grip. about two weeks ago. and since 1"" 1“ SO“”"M“‘“ “m"- early In the full by Inmates of the’
that time has been confined to his 3 ‘ y."’“"" Home at Noroton. Commander Gritty,
bed. Yesterday his malady was pro.‘ “V”. sf’"‘“" examination ‘0 “mb‘ wold. of Guilford. of the Connectiétit‘
nounced as typhoid fever, by his phy- ilsh 91mm“ "5t“ ‘0’ mam” M “f“ Department of the G. A. R-. called on
niclan. ovard and ”“38"" chat at “wha’aov. Holcomb and it was decided to
ilionic for soldiers'. at 'Noroton, n'ear ‘ have a special investigation. The "33,1
. .-——l’layer Pianos tuned and repaired. hem will be held February 16‘ fpitsl Board went to the Home. whore
factory experience in New York. Telo' ' """5‘ the inmates had an opportunity to pre-
‘ ephone or address this week only.‘ Following the announcement in The 'sent their grieyances’ first hand. it
.~ John H. Dakin, llotel Clifford. ..S°“““°’ "we’d” “‘9 "1“"er 0' developed at the hearing that the
*New ‘York newspapers this morning‘ chief complaints were against. . the
At the meeting oi Upliir Chapter. 0. famed a“ ““0““ 0'- ”‘° “WWW“ cooking and the conditions In the doc,
E. 8 last night tfi regular bushfire"!!! Miss Mary Jane Ingham, or this mitory. Also it was stated by actual
" ' in ty. and William Palmer Smith weal“
was transacted. Refreshments ' . who sp
, r. l y New York broker and clubman.
served after the business session , .
Louis J. Cohen. social worker.) '
gagod iii hoapitai work in thisjgit.
will, speak on "Voicing Public 1 . "
tnent" immediately after the ma“ 3
, rat the Palace theatre tomorrow ,
noon. .Mr. Cohen discussed .2
Th" W. ‘v‘ T' l" “i“ hold their: A smoker will be held tonight in-
”PM“ "“"qmg tomorrow afternoon North Main street under the auspices
beginning at 3 0'01““ at ”"9 J‘O’Ffi Pf of South Nor-walk council, K. of C.
Mrs. G. W. Mills, 19 Berkeley sheet.
’ NOI‘WHlk- l The second sitting in the lsclioda
‘ f ‘ Yacht Club—Norwaik Boat (‘lub eu«
Congressman E. J. Hill, in response chre tournament will be held tonight
to letters from a large number of iii the downtown quarters on Steam-
d boat Place.
South Norwalk people. has sent w’oi‘
"that he intends to vote for the Owen-j
Keating child labor bill, which is ex.‘
pected to cdnie up today in Congress.
——l)on’t forget the easy“ terms on
Victrolas at Donnelly‘s Victroln Par:
_lor. if you do not know about these
termswtop in the store and ask.
lber of the Board. said there had been
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The New York illealtli Department I affairs into his own hands. The cook‘
3 .8 issued advise to smokers to avoid has since retired. and now Major.
cigar-store Cigar cutters or cut-. Smith goes."
rs of friends. Let each smoker OD"
ate on his cigar with his own knife
teeth. is the burden of recently i's-V WANT PORTO Rico To GET TAX'
_ ed instructions, that possible in- Es~
“-ction may be avoided.
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The first week of February has'ternai‘Revenuc laws In Porto Rico
on set aside as a time for child- "should be covered into 31°. 7'is'iantl'hs
,“n to enter the local public schools. treasury, declares the “1930!“? Flt
uouncement was made this morning‘ DO" 0‘ the “8111M A1731” pommittae
settlement has been’made‘ia"
suit. of,W. H.‘iBaker, of Carmel. 11%
against HarryMoLachlan, of miss
in whichtheuplaintiif sought to
or 6:150 damases‘and hosts for no
leged killing of it horse‘melongidii j over to particularly the kindergar— bill now before the ”0mm
himhby an automobile driven‘by 1-way n and first grade would be made at ‘ mitten estimates that the 11113800! ”5'
. . Mobschlan. Jr., son of the defendant. that: time. Each year children are am; tom cutsvoff 3500.000 0! internal 11““
A demurrer to complaint in the case ‘mitted to school during two periodsulenue taxes here before annually col-
' was argued recently V" before Judge the first two 'weeks in September and lected in Porto Rico on 800(18 produc-
' Scott in the court of common pleas. f the first week in February. .961 there and transported to‘the United
‘ ,. The terms of settlement were not int; .2." _;.__..__. '. States.
Jkgomced, Attorney ,Charles A. Halklwmiam §_ Byxbee, of Cedar s'treet,‘ Porto ’Rican customs duties bay»:
, lock, of this city, and T. H. iHill',l of. 15' today visiting in ‘Daiibury. ’ itallen off from $1,100,000 in 1911 and
‘” Carmel, represented the plaintiff:1 ' ' Epigcopanans in this city‘iearn that-£1912 to $350,000 in 1915. “due to tho
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WNW 8: Dickenlsoni D! Harttm .. the Rt. Rev. Benjamin Brewster. Df‘lncreasod
tUnited States, as well as to the loss
the detendant.—-il_)snbury News. 'Glenwood Spring, COL, has been elect~
» ' 8d bishop of the Protestant Epiécm'of shipping facilities brought about by
-—aLUNCH AT COUNTRY CLUB. i'Ddl diocease of 'Maine. Bishop-elect . the war." the report says. "The ions
5 Thewclub is a delightful place to 'Benjamm mewgter is a brother 0t‘of this revenue." it adds. “has sari.
lunch and Friday's a special luncheon'gu. Rev. Chauncey lB. Brewstery wt:
; P. ‘jop of the 910cm” of Connecnticut.i Governme at. The bill (litters from
' . ' ‘ lthe Proto Rican' reorganisation bin
treported by the committee in the last
.Congress in that” it gives the Presi.
'jdent the absolute‘ veto power instead
‘ oi! the Governor. '
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hat Is Thrift. 2 "
Thriftis". merely Vapplie'th’immon-sense. ‘The man
who shows good senselttn‘d'boiind judgment-in other
Lymatters Will also shovrdt‘ fights saving. ~ '
ll-Ie wllILput aside rs l
p 3 “provide against '_
as“ all are W- 1: ~
.YOU CAN SAVE. Justiopen a savings account in;
this Bsnkwbore sfiryeoutuy is extended its de-"
I “sunrise-OLD HAD caoue. "
‘ “I have a little girl six .years Pltl
._s~vp¢rtionht batsman... il‘
ed expenses and to make T ‘
lylile. lnd.- 3.1 have used :Foley's Hon
any (and lTar; obtaining instant . relief
1for her. Ny wife and 1' also use-it
and will say ;it.is the best .cursfor a
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.. -. Mum admins-spur paid on deposits. is” “fir-m3“. "m“ mm“ W
; ‘2 -- .. ' ' ‘ ,- ‘ ‘ - . m..l"‘””~?"' 9“" 3°!“ “W
guided and directed by a woman who.
is in complete sympathy with conn—'
try children and country life.
" space for a. large garden.
“Major Thacher. the. Hartford mem'kwmom being told
L. The chil
’ oke before the Board that Col.l
:Robbins was doing the best he could.l
lwho its a resultof the criminal mai-
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Icollected under the United States ln-i
lcourt‘till tomorrow morning to allow
at admittance of children of 5 years ‘ on the Porto Rico Civil‘Governinent' '
The com-W.
who-hits .3 590i! deal .6! trouble with;
toms".- .writeamt- Erglll'flh Erase ,
thus salts-m loss Ital. l C. u do‘
manning-ammun‘
holiest-«(tbs Ulltedfiutos burosuol m”; ’ .. .
dumb-Jhmmnowuaoraml ' ' ' " m""'"“'""
in this new. no class new; not
rule of silence: but
a free activity
rn this and other respects observ‘
ers have noted a resemblance to the.
Montessori schools. but Mrs. bromine}
began her work several years ago?
quite independently of the theories ofl
Madame Montessori. Furthermore}
the Rock 'Hill sthooi makes noclaim‘
to a deliberate scientific basis; it is;
essentially an “experimental" school,.
where it is hoped to learn by actuali
experience what kind of a school is
best adapted to rural life.
The school building is a farm house,;
with rooms fitted up as “sitting room,“
kitchen and workshop. A large to
randa surrounding the house .is used.
for the midday meal. which is served
by the pupils at the school. and for
other purposes. There is plenty of;
ground about the school, including;
The garden is the center about“
which instruction revolves. From the
study of soil and seed in the winter
time to the actual planting, cultivatng
and harvestng at the other seasons,l
the gardens remains the center of thel
children‘s interest and activity. Arith~[
metlc, spelling, etc, are not taught as'
subjects, but only as the need for
them arises in connection with the ac-
tivities of the home and garden. Lay-
ing out the garden involves arithme-
tic and even geometry. both of which
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eagreeable. Est what you likennd di-
tfrom any drug store and put your‘
‘ bellion in the stomach.
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sch, heartburn, dyspepsia. i
Tlinsiti In fiventsutessllstoinscb
Idistress will go. No indigestion. bean-
burn, sourneu or belching of gas. acid;
or eructations of undigested food. no
ldiuiness, ‘
l headache.
bloating, foul breath or2
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its.
speed In regulating upset gtomschsd
it is the surest. quickest and most?
certain indigestion remedy in thel
whole world, and besides it is imrm-'i
less.
Millions of men and women now eat
their favorite foods without fear—they
know Pope’s Diapepsin will save them
from any stomach misery:
Please. for your sake,
fifty-cent case of Papa's
get. a large
Diapepsin
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stomach right. Don't keep on being
gest it; enjoy it. without dread of re-
Pspe's Diapepsin belongs in your
home anyway. Should one of the fam-
ily eat something which don't agree
with them, or in case of an attack of
indigestion. dyspepsia. gestritis or
during the‘ night. it is handy to give
the quickest. surest relief. known.
cutout... Ens Pius‘
gig." “girl... :32: L
mfinfi‘s’ "
3.513:
for
mimnuMJsIuLAit-n M
SIX 0 RV MlliiilSTS NW
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are absorbed by the “children without
effort. The making of toWe‘ls for us!
at the school «naturally develops new
words having to do with sowing and‘
many other things. And no on. Words
and numbers are given the children-
only as the need for them develops,
and then with as little formality as
possible. The whole idea is for the.
children to find out things. if phasible.l
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dren in this mini. schootl
are not assigned to “classes" andl
“periods” as in tlie'traditional ‘school.}
A visitor will see one group‘workingi
in the garden. another group on the'
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veranda sewing. another in the kitch-I
an at a cop ng task. and still anoth-
er doing 'tfiti‘nbers"§qr_.r,ading with
the teacher bar room. ~ I
The aim of the Rock Hill school is.
thus summarised by Dr. A. P. Boar-g
kind in an introduction to the bu-t
reau’s bailout “The resolve was to‘
make a school that will train the.
farm children for their future work?
in the home. one the farm. and in the
social life around them. Hence we
began. frankly with the activities of
the farm. The aim was not a cutvsnd-
dried plan. but rather a working idea.
to enable “1‘ teachers to create a
growing uglincy for the development
of farm life.”-—Exchango.
woman wsses oven HUSBAND'S
' VICTIM. ‘
WATERBURY. Conn... Jan. 26.—
Mra. Angelina Savino. wife of the man
treatment of his seven year old daugh~
ter assaulted and killed Pasquale D.
Venuto last Saturday morning. was a
heart-broken attendant'at the funeral
of \(enuto today. While the wife
went at the grave of their daughter‘s
'ravislier. the hearing on the charge
.of manslaughter against her husband.
Andreas. was continued in the city
the siatctoprepare as case. It is
understood Altai. examination will be
iwnived by counsel for the defense.
‘Savino is still at liberty on 31,000
bonds. ‘ '
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DANBURV FIRM names SUIT.
In the clerk's office of the Superior
{court therewas tiled yesterday a. suit
‘of F. A. Hull & Sort. of Danbury,
trade of the island with tho' against the firm of Kellogg & Gregor)“L
for $1,400 damages. There are three
counts in the complaint. the first for
services and material for $175 and
the second and third counts on notes,
ously embarrassed the Porto Bloom of $562 and 3612 respectively. Kel~
logg & Gregory are road contractors,
and went into bankruptcy last Satur-
day. The bankruptcy action vacate:
the suit, and plaintiffs thus become
lane of the creditors.
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Pictorial Review .' -
for-February
On
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15¢ Sale Mow
James Donnelly yarns...
W T ARE YOUR
llUALlFiCATIiJNS7
Delicious Creamery 3m. 1 lb. ................... 32¢
Magnolia Milk, scan ......t......... .............. 10¢
Uneeda Biscuits, a pkg. ......-......- .................. 4¢
Tomatoes,CornorPe'-a.an'n ........ ............... 8¢
- Corned or RosstBeefcuttioacm.. ............... .214-
Graham Flourus‘lb. hag- .. .................. 19¢
Ivory or Fairy Soap.aake............ ............. 4¢
A. STULL
as Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
A FEW MONTHS
spent in
MERRILL cougar
l wot Help up: f’ ?
-AN'swsa has QUESTION.
MRI“. COLLEGE
South Norwslk, Stamford, Port
Chester.
:3.
Martha Washington
Bungalow Aprons
in Colonial days the President’s wife and every lady wore
hcr Gingham or Female 'A'pmn while engaged in the duties
of the household: But in these days Milady requires
“A Bungalow \Apron”
The Aprons are niadclfnllienth and extra wide, from the
nclivcst Ginghbms, mmbnys and Pcrcaics, all fast
co ors. .
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J. I. MALLETTE
HEADQUARTERS FOR GAI,‘
. RANGES. firm to 848.00.
Self Li ’ ting Burners. - Sel"
our stock efore buying.
(in-Hot Water Heaters .. 311.00
Eddy Refrigerators. ‘
:7 Wall St. Norwalk. Coon
NEW IDEABp ’
sis we ars‘ showing in '
FINE FURNITURE. q
' ' .Leetedtcttwotieeee'ehiétei ‘_
minus: rims", “ .intztiir;fu‘iv6'-Ii "
:arr m9 whim; heifer: that it '
“activity: , .
“1 Call and see our Forbituro‘ and
Eamom out to you its many ‘.
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Jones &.Hoti'chkiss ' '
that are as old as art itself are r9 3 .
nested in many of the attractive mod- , . -.
ornamental debits: tzh‘at are " 'dis - ' - ‘ ‘
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inventory Days
are bringing out many Esta-eating articles that-we ‘
3?] willingto dispose of at a fraction of their real
.. ue.
It would be inlpossible‘ to attempt to itemize the
oflmngsubeoatle argyle not last long enough to
more being here the day after the advertisement
appears. ,_ f . -
. Byavisittoonrstose ma find' .
;_ .you want at GREATSAyalNGS}: : ' Jusmwhat
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