w: “a- -, . _
Innocence LEADS TO DESTRUCTION
That Is the Keynote of the Sermon Taught in the Wonderful
Morality Drama
“Enlighten Thy Daughter”
GDMING TO THE
Palace Theatre
Friday and Saturday
DIRECT FROM A NEW YORK RUN
It is :1. dra..1a that appeals intensely to the emotiors. oi the
some time teaching a. vital lesson. Well recommended and in-
The House of High Grade
Entertainment
Regent Theatre
3 Shows—— .. 15, 7:15 and 9
Today
EARLE \\'ILI.IA.\'-S
In :11 Bin:- llibbon 19:. “are
“Arcane Lupin
And Burton Holmes Travel
I’icturcs
Thurs—day
BRYANT WASHILI‘RN
In a Delightful litnnattcc-
“The Golden Idiot”
Also I‘uthc N1 ws :111.l 11 Hit 11
; occasion to view it. it is bound to have its effect in a good cause.
Moore Comedy
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD SEE IT
Friday 1 ADMiSSION~Afternoon ..................... to: 1.1-1.1 15::
JAN” (”1d “A" HEJ'INE 1 i E Evening, Gallery 100, Balcony 150, Orchestra 15':
111 :1 chl v Sutpt .51» l): :1: 11:1 I
“Two Little Imps”
And An 0. Henry l’iu’dil'f:
’ AI THE [HEAIRES 'plungw' 1111111111113“, 51111 I" ”’7" ”2 Thc 1111111111 in 1111' munitions pltintres'ultu' 1'11:th States Army and the
Sevlcmbm 4 and Swill-dry Pick : 1111c 11111.5: bouutttul gzrls in all of E5- has con“. .0 ,1”, United StateS, and men of “e Salim“ Guru... Many
{3:3, i’allillte lgi’i‘“iil.iiatxlt‘iillitlyi‘lifixg' ' Isunny s sztluxy o: bcuuty. here 5,“, 1.5'. This photograph Was tak- mm“ young wonwn just In“) her are
AT THE REGENT TODAY i .....~~_,__.. -_ i on it: 1111' of tho largest plants where employed in different purts of the
LABOR DAY i . ____. I i AT THE PALACE 'ODAY . tltou buds of rifles tll‘t‘ being made for plum,
-“Ar5°"e LUP‘"1" a Viiagraph Blue Rib} the soldic's of the nations: army, the
Monday, Sept. 3 bon Feature, Starring Earle iVateska Suratt, Fashi: '1 Queen in
DOROTHY DALTON 1 Williams i “Wife Number Two" ‘ ' " - " -: ~~ w ‘ . .
In a Drama of 11.1» Gold Mud ‘ 'Ihct‘c 1111! he litany of ”1‘ fair scx' “Wife \‘mnber Two 111 .111'ent who has “01d,“ himself because of a of Wmmm“, cnthusittsm for thc
.Days of ’98.
“The Flame of the Yukon”
A" 1' Part T1 ..tn°lc l’culut'c
in H1: :utdicncc :11 the Regent 'l‘hcu-
trc 1od:1y who will hold their breath
when the h:1nd5 ‘omc l1c1‘,0 Ital'le Wil
11 11 I ,, _ .. _.'.., b.1111: who 11l.'1\'.5- 1‘ 1:1 till: tolc in the
9" \il: 11:1 '11pl1 illttc Ribbon ft'atul‘,c ‘ Ar-
51.11l.1tpin." :1ppc::'s on the S('l't tn for
Palace Theatre
tht- first ti1111'.
All the Features—All of the Time
1'1 th'»: prodttt lion. which \1':151.ii"cc!-‘
ml for tho \'it:1",":1;d1 t'l1111'1:111' bv I"
Performances Regularly at 2:15 1- ‘ ) M”
7 and 9 O‘clock
31-:11‘d11'1..\lt'. \\'illiztttt: ride->1
, _...__
Sttratt in the Eltiiitl' t'-"- is
shown at the Palace Tilt.!'.l't
“Wife Number Two"
wcll worth supine.
todm.
<
31 dorsed to the highest degree by all authorities who have had the
cnouu‘t to 11c 11“? l'u'hct', l5 111' ttttittr
1111 11111115
l'i'ottt i)“'i.‘i'l‘l"li.'.‘ to 11ml.
wonk HS 1h;1 ltct'oiuc of
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ill: 1111111111:~ 11.111l no...“ in :, 1'.":11111 1,...” l‘olc
.“Wife Number Two”
Tomorrow
NORMA 'I‘Al.)l.\ll(il'l
The Iluittlicsl (11' the
Stars in
“Poppfi,”
A Sclznick First—R1111 l"1'.'1tut':1_
es for ho is :1 worshipper of t'cttlism
. I
1111111 will go to 11,1131 lengths to obt:1.i11 it
in his c‘mrnclcrixzttion, i SMA‘
1 V
l
HING PRESENTATION AT,
THE PALACE
L“THE LITTLE AMERICAN" AT
REGENT THEATRE SEP. 4 AND 5 Great Sermm. ‘dorality Dram:
All!("i‘it .111
tigl. ten Thy Daughter," Comes
Mary Pickford at Her Best in :1 Great Highly Indorscd By Cm.
Patriotic l I ' '
‘ ‘ P1011111 ay 1 ms and Civic Au-
.\.5 Artur '1 \loot'c tllt1 lit'it' Al.1c"i ' '
can girl who b1"1\ 1.5' ll l ‘ thorltles
, . ... c
“ ‘ z n .0 u 1 19:11.1 tl‘. (11119 M ,1”. 11.11;...“ Tht'u‘l‘t
1 It ‘1 in l" 1" 1 r l s -
\ "iii“ '-‘ 5 1" “' "" :md buzttt'dztv “'1” in"
is 1‘-'t.'1dil\ thought to be the ut'cutcst
dt'utttttiit' effort of ltcr
Friday and Saturday
Th:1 Sumshing Morality 1111111111
“ENLIGHTEN THY DAUGHTER"
:lll
1.1“” 111111
cnt'oct'. ln
photodt'uut: 1s cvcr p": .51: 110d in Nor-
_ on at 1‘11' l’nl'k 'l‘ltcntl‘c. Nor: Yol‘l‘
:W'll‘t'su. ‘
In tho production of "Th:1 Litllc Amer
icutt." various well-known uttlhov'itlcs
on conditions ovidcnt't'd acrosl thi'
occun collaborated with Mr. De Itlillc,
._ with N111 result tho! cvcn the most.
lmiuutl' tictztils ltuvc bt'cn pronounced
pct-fort, Again the combined arts of
Mary Pickford and (,‘ccil B. llc Millf.‘
have bccn linkcd together in thc cuttso
of tho photoploy 11nd Judgingr front ltd-
vnncc reports this production will no
down in motion-picture history :15 one
of its greatest. works of art, as well
as one of its ntost powcrt‘ul appeals.
Douglas Fairbanks in his 1:1'11'11»
cst pic'tu1e “DOWN ’lO l~‘.1".\ltl‘l "
Positively the first presentation 1'11
Norwulkwf the new I’.11':1111ottttt
Artct'nft. Series.
'fottt' cottscctttitc wccks Tho \v o'ttdcl
fttl :It'utttttttc possibtlitics 111' tho idea
that ignotuncc tends
to (lt‘h' ltlt‘liorl
utmost.1 and tho mcssugc thc pltty cott-
1111's to parents with L'rmvlnt: duuL'lt
tors will nmcr be fotcottcn. The cost.
which includes Fr 111k Sheridan Zeno
chfc, Jnmcs 1.\lor1'ison,
Koclrctl, Arthur 1.)on:tldson,itttb_\c dc
licmct‘ and others, is :1 nolcw'm'thy
group .of '9" kuou 11 screen favorites.
chosen 0. cclully for their fitncss for
‘tho parts they w cm to portray,
their efforts, under the gutduncc of
Sivan Abrumsott, who wrote and direct-
icd the play. have been acclaimed by
fpros". and public as being the top
notch of cxccllche.
AT THE PALACE TOMORROW
Kyanize
Made forFloors
ls Suitable for 1111
Work Around the
Home.
—-——-—-
AT THE REGENT THURSDAY
Bryrut Washburn in a Delightful Ro.
mance, "The Golden Idiot"
Virginia \‘lell appears: as Bryant;
'\\':1s'1bttt'n's loading: wounm in his lot-f
.1'st l"s.5‘:tn:1v fettt' '11 “’l‘ltc (1111111111 111-:
1115;» Will won thc critics' plztuv,
dits for her role of Rox 111.1 in “It‘illin':1
ills Own Shoes" and has done crcdi
table work in numerous othcr Fsstt- m'tdgc is to “We“ in :1 feature pic
hays. Site is an expert swimmer .and, lure 25101110111171 to mulm nny motion pic
in the current preduction, performs turc 0 0“,,” “(it up midget ready. to
some diving feats which rival the urn. out w .mn'the bcnttrttul American
'grcnt Attuettc Kellcrmzm’s famous “W's productton “rpm“? MI. m :1
fcw yours, Norma '1‘-11111111119, who cnn
well be named the most truly Ameri
icon of all the film :1ct.tcsscs.l1:ts in :1
ifcw ycat'5 built up :1 following among
G001 1 ithe motion picture goers that is en
‘ 1119‘” lie-"’5 repeating, “I” vied by many :1. star performer For
_ phcn ’1 ‘5 confc'tncd 3“" :1 long Miss Tulmudre. no mater what. her
£13]::f1:12‘0“‘:‘;;"1h:;:‘;:g1“’\ :21:th s11: production. and no mater v but her
Every‘hiflg tlol‘tl’l'esemllg' 1: part. her dress, or her action upon the
cure in accepting its trui h now. The screen is i reststible. Her superlative
Sure Seal,Idea1,Mason findimnm”m cxpcrmnce “f a Norwollt Ibeauty, her general demeanor, '1.“ud her
Economy Fruit Jars——-all sizeslwrgtitntt is confirmed after ten yearfi' genuine sotiOttsness in handling her
Jelly Glasses, Jelly Strainersi rs Mm) J.T:1nner, 22 Main street which
'1 11 f ll ‘ M .11 part to the. best, of her ability,
. p , _ gave 10 o owing: s :ttcmcnt 21y .
Alummum and .Enomeled Pro. is considerable has made her charm
serving Kettles, Heavy Wire Can-
1906' “I had weak “an?” int :1 long a thing to he felt, but incxpressible in
ning Racks, Wire Kettle Bottoms,
limo and w 11: troubled by lame back [was
J or Rings, J at Gaps, Stone Cracks,
Norma Talmadge in Picturization of
Popular Novel, “Peppy"
The announcement tltut..\'orn1tt 'l‘: :
in
101.
K yanize Your Home
Albert D. Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET
2:7. _~___ __ ,l
1 A TWICE ToLo TALE
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One of Interest to Our Readers
Y1 hen stopping I became dizzv and I, All of “1.1.311 leadq up to the state-
was “0 ””19““ “1 mg!" I didnt Slepp men: that Notmal Talmadce is to be
well
Stone Ju Demijohns, Wine' t t (13:11:15 I??? gins dwhtcl: I .secn at the 13.11 lace Thentto tomorrow
. . "0 a 911 01111 n" 0 5 rug 8 ore 11111111. in a Lewis J Sclznick first tun
Kagst Fm“ Presser“: Aluminum reliever] me of the backache and Oili'fprodu ion uppppv,"
Jar Fillers, 11:11., at Lowest Prices.
Albert 1'. 6111111111;
Phone 1069-!
25 Washington St. 80. Norwalh
Prompt Delivery.
or trouble f'tom my kidneys I again .with dgngmm] tale f0]]0\v)ng (11059.
slept well and felt better in every' sly the storv told in the novel by Cm.
“W" ithia Stockléy.
On lune 211, 1916 Mrs.'.l‘:1nncr add-‘ ”Peppy 1. as «picture may be said
cd; “I have the same confidence in ito lie eyen more deliglnhu th
Dean's Kidney Pills today as ever. pleasing and brepzy “01,191 _ one or
They have never failed to help me our rising female American authors.
when I “99d them 1. ihliss Talmodge plavs the title role in
“nan.
1-'
Be sure and see our line of lunch ply ask for a kidney remedy— -——1r,et phan who rebels against the cruelty
outfits and Thermos bottles before 80- Doan's Kidney Pills‘the some that of a family who have made her a
"‘3 0'1 an alliOmObiie trip Donnelly :3 Mrs, Tanner had. Foster-Milburn Co., drudge. As the story gags, she is lat-
16 113th Main street south Norwulk. legrs,, Buffalo, N. Adv e, picked up by a man of the world
is :1. pit." 'ttpla\
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H1 ,5' >‘11'iil »" (N (“011.511
is IE111,
i“"""""' 3“". l'cppy bus when tuot'c than 11 passing
M ftt'tcv.
ductiott, wcll worthy of the 13111: motor.
.1, “En.
l-‘t'idtty
o; prist- dcsigzc-Sd to suppant the owl
tltc most intportunt :ctd ‘11-:1t't stirring.
'_ 6h: stunted that dcmztmi much of her his wulk.
ommg trtomc 1111115 she offers a porttuvul Irrmluctinn putitlcd "thongs...“ 111,
MONDAY (Labor 11.1.1‘) and M' II I“ "11111“: :tmt'tlnu lttthcrlo ““9“ D1111L'l1tet' " which drcw crowdt'd hor'i-
TUESDAY to tho scvccu by this famous ll :10. A . i u"
1. for
.hz'uo b‘u'n 1.1111111 ddipnpmp ol 1,, tho was 11 ion: of Atttcricn
Price 60“ at a“ ““19”“ DOT” 5m“ the picture, a little South African 01'-1
his urt‘uilh fulrtc5:
Tilt' 5.1'111111'1'1 iutntes the gi1',l but
I“ -“ 11,1.th111 01 1.111115 1111' from sot'it'H licfotc leaving “11011111111:
:1 young girl who 111:1r1't'c5 :1. 111'111 old for immu,‘ I111 ‘1:15 .1 mock marriage wide benefit.
(crotnonv per'.fotn1cd tolling her it is
:1 tc'ttumtv to legttlizc her adoption.
111111 hos by this
plot. to whom
:‘zl’llll‘lt‘l'
1 ton-rod in.” thc
.lll kinds of complications dc-
Today \Vii'tolll :1 11111111c11."s hositrztion. Two “9““ "i" “‘5“ “i “ “'1‘“- \‘clop.
VALESKA SIIRATT or 'lill'l‘t‘ 151111 5' titll'il'fJ tltc filmin‘u of Ni“ Sil".l‘i is ably ' M,
The l'hupt'c'ss of Fashion in this production, .\lt'. Willioms undcr- ”mmghm” 1“" MM“ T‘ “in NH“ :1” E \R1 (“REY DIES
101d: scones :tutlittst his :lit'i'ctor's w'ish- “WU“ .‘(umbt'l' Two" i‘. :1 .1'..1'li11g “m. I ..' I
A'I‘ HOWICK HGUSE
(Continued from First Peso.)
ltlmdc‘sizt :md rcprcscmoliou of tho
lititislt :tot'ct't.111cttl us (lovcrnochn
ctztl of t‘anadu. but indum‘ittl and tin-
:1ttcial opcrutions in the development
of South Africa. 01111 of the most
noted lllOYl'llil'lllh‘ to which 11:1 uttvo
his support
lcudinu spit“; was tht- l’ublic Ilousrr
".l'111st (‘ompuny of lingltmd, tin clitor-
nut'y saloons for the sol of intoxicat-
in. liquor by the establishment of.
\\'tii-t‘(.'llltill(‘i("'ti public houses and to
it is tin1 1;. wt 5111'11111'111 l1 :111 dtscoutou' 111:1 use of intoxicunts by 3,
submit" 11111 of ten and coffee.
th-c into Joseph ll..(‘ltoute, Itutct'i~
cun it'llbttsstltim to (iron: litit'uiu, of
1111 visitc-l tl'lc t'nltcd Slutcs, cullcd
upon l’rcstdcnls Roosevelt tutti Tall
:11 \\1t5l1111Lton:1ud dcclurcd that. be
This :111nti
mutt ili' :11») :1 his reason for re-
stotinu to the [11:1 ed States a picture
or llcttjuntin I‘ruttkltn which but: been
in tho pOssesslon of his family since
hurl they" .1. grant gruudfutltct'. \lnjot'.‘
ln Prunkllns house in Philadelphia
‘0n ofllcct' of Gonoral' s llowe‘ 1: stuff
during the Revolutionary War. The
restorution of the picture was un-
nounccd by Kurt Grey at :1 banquet
he was Governor General of Canada.
lntmnking the atmottlccmmt he s/ 1!
ho' believed there w‘cre hizttcr laws
than tho lows of possession
Born November 28, 1851, Alfred
It: 1111 George. the fourtlt Earl Grey,:
I wits oductttci at Trinity Colic"e, Cum-1
l'btidcc. lie mmried in 1877 Alice
Holford. of Westonblrt. England. 'l‘wo
daughters. Lndv Evelyn Over and
Lady vail Grm were the result of
thc un.on.
1 profession Earl Grey was :1. law i
. “1' w .' :1 member of Parliament:
[10m Northumbcrlnnd for six years
beginning 1880.011 the death of his
uncle, chcral Sir Charles Grey, in
1894.119 succeeded to the title and
took his seat in the House of Lords.
For two generations pr'eyio'usly the
Earls Grcv had been prominent in the
political at‘t‘n rs of the British Empire
Ills grandfather bud been Prime Mitt-
ister of England and—his uncle pt i\ ate
secretary to a Queen.
Becoming nssociated with the late
EC cil Rhodes, Enrl Grey entered cn-1
tltusinstically into plans for the devel-
opment of South Africa, was promoter
of the South Afr. can Chartered Com ,
puny was concerned in the Jameson
mid, amassed a. fortune and in 1896,
became administrator of Rhodesia
where he proved to be a capable and
constructive administrator. He was
one of the executors of Cecil Rhodes'
1 will and influential in the direction of
Rhodes’ scholarships at Oxford. 1
Succeedtng his b1 other to -l:tw Lord
Minto. E1111 Grey was appointed Gov
iernorGeuernl of Canada. in 1901 111111
1 occupied that post for six years. Hls
indmintstration was idcscribed as a
lquict but. uniform success. He was
tton and urged Canadians to share
the burden of England‘s defense.
Although born on aristrocrut. Earl
social reformer, in his efforts to re-
petition. This found chief expression
.m t1"’jln his almost lifelong activity as a strand at a time;
social rt'efort er, in his efforts :10 re-
1fo1m the saloons of England and in
!tt? establishment of a co- operative.
partnership system on 11.11 estates int
Ncyrthumberland. He was not an
110. bearer of a great name, but was1
imbued with restless energy and o.
lsplrlt of enthusiasm in all his enter-
lot-lees, constituting a. multitude of in-
ere, found him full
and in which ho was :1 '
l'Iztt'l (troy wns :tu lJlinltllP friend of .
“111111111 I1 o). produttiou with \'1lcsk:t 5:. 1. it'tcivcd from ,1 blow given him. L’I‘UWIII of the 131'. tisb 3ml'itf‘ and 111111
bi’l’lg by his fits! wifc,1vltcn site utscovel'ed
he Was\wllling 0 bond cu'ry cnct‘gy
to the achievement of that object
One of his most profound convictiom
was that a union of the
1.111111 and hold with should-91's.
ttillc rounded.
English-
pcoplc would be of world-
11
Eat! Grey was of dis-
t1ng'uisl1cd uppcatuttce and iutct'cstiuc
pt-rsonulity. By his dcmocrutlc 111:1n
11cc ho illlldt' thousands of friends dur-
tug his administration in Canada. llis
llull't' was at liowick Hull,
bcrlund, England
Adjutant General of U. S. A
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1.
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3»:th M
ltutltarinp (icncrul (‘ltarlcs Grey. “:15 quart-“ted! {-cncral ”NV-V p, “903‘“ ‘5 MU“
tunt general of the United States
Army with headquarters at Washing
ton. With the increase a“ .111 army
to more than :\ quartet '. .1 million he
and tendered to him in New York wltllr '5 a much buster tun than were
those who held
years post.
the some place in
LABOR DAY SENTINEL
The Sentinel will be published in
the morning next Monday. Labor Day.
News and advertisements should reach
the main office early Sunday evening.
next,
_—Advertlse in The Sentinel.
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W
GRAY HAIR Bli0Mi8
DARK AND BliUllilJl
gTry Grandmother’s Old Favorite Reci-
pe of Sage Tea and Sulphur
Almost everyone knows that Sago
Ten and Sulphur properly compound-
ed. brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded. streak
ed or gray. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was to make it. at
home. which is mossy
some.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for “Wyeth's Sage and Sul-
phur Compound. " You 11111 get a
l‘ntge bottle of this old time recipe im-
proved by the addition of other ingt'ed»
tents for about 50 cents. Everybody
uses this preparation now, because no
11 mm'“"““ a strong advocate of imperial federa- one can possibly tell that you dork
enter] your hair. as it does it so natur-
ally and or only. You dampen :1 sponge
or soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
by morning the
gray hair disappears and after anoth-
er application or two. your hair be-
comes beutlt’ully dark, thick and glos-
sy and you look years younger.
,Wyeth’s Seize and Sulphur Compound
is a delightful toilet requisite. it is
not intended for the cure. mitigation or
pr cation of dis ~Adv.
Not'tltutn-
and trouble. .
Waste N 0 Time!
Come to the office at once if yen are planning to install one
of these fine “QUALITY” COMBINATION RANGES during
the Big Fall Sale. Mi
‘E'
a
as
STOCK IS LIMITED
And Range should be selected
'i,’ iii 1
1: L—J‘il' . . I
$53.44? immediately if you do not wiuhrFr
to be disappointed.
.1 1 , l11 WONDERFUL VALUE FOR
i , it t ,5: muons ASKED.
. . l ‘
745 l Bought Last November, long
1,' .1, , before prices were advanced,
, .7. ..— and every one is a big bargain.
1 I‘ i
.1 i ‘ ‘
CLUB PLAN—$2 DOWN,
$1 WEEKLY.
$10 Credit for old
Coal Range.
THE BEST COMBINATION RANGE TRADE IN TOWN.
The Connecticut Light and Power Co.
67 WALL STREET NORWAUI
1111s filod an appeal
court front the ruling of Compensation.
Commissioner Buckingham,
cently 8W arded Mary E. Glover or sound [raining in elemental)! and m.-
Danbuxy $11) a week for 312 weeks and; demic subjects under the b t ans—1
$100 funeral expenses.
dow of Arthur Glover,
who was setting posts for
pony March 16. 1916, when he was fa-
tally injuredg" The company claimed
'it was not liable for compensation be-
cause Glover was only :1 “casual em-
ploye."
defense out, however.
INE
.URNITURE
STERLING F U R N ITU R E 00.
[27-429 WASHINGTON 81'.
so; ,NO'RWAL'K
' VALESK fry/WW '
A umA ,rrF
o DIR..ECTION WILLIAM Fo'x “l
AT THE PALACE THEATRE TODAY IN “WIFE NUMBER TWO"
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APPEALS COMPENSA'rtorTc'A'sE l
The Union Coal ‘L-O. of DanburyI THE HILLSTDE SCHOOL
in the superior: ,Prospect H1111 Romalk '
‘Founded by Elizabeth B. Menu, 1883"
A boarding and day chool for girls.
i
“1‘0 re and little boys whicho ers sane and
She is the wl.iplces. Largo faculty of e e eat
a carpenter teachers. New school buildln with»
the com: spacious gymnasium and ‘se rate:
study halls for each depa oak
3831““ grounds, tennis con .
per School offers general and.
special courses. College preparatorg
reviews a specialty. New course In
Household Science taught In a real:
house with a. real kitchen. A lei '
nonresident pupils may be udtnittdtii
to this course.
The commissioner ruled this
IF you CANNOT cons TO
Send a Messenger—Send the Cbililren
we treat your orders right.
are selected with great care and sent
to you at once without cost.
goods are right, and so is the serv-
~ ice.
8 quth Main St.
"————-“' Lower School includes the mica
mediate and Primary Department.“
Children are taught how to study out.
lay a good foundation for their later:
high school wo‘rk. The Primary Dc.
partment, which was to have bout
discontinued, will be carried on "m
usual. A new room will be used in
the school building. Boys admittefl to
this department. (
Arrangements made for meeting
children at the trolley and for serving
lunches. Chorus class in charged
Lillian Sherwood Newkirk. Gymn '
tics and folk dancing in all grad”.
Booklet on request
Miss Margaret R. Brandt!
Miss YiddHuntFran’ Ms B.
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Drussist
Norwalk Chronicler