not. Aim-filo“
p“. “'A’
”floral: tho Women's Auxiliaryi
M “ "" mm" on» “Z The chapel of the Methodist Eplo-
fcopal church is help; rodeoorotod.
sunk-fit. n Stillman of Cove ‘
. msptndlng the vrmter in a m" m‘ (‘uobmpn 0' ”1° 9°“
. flaunt climate at Orlando. ne‘ciicut Light 8: Power Co, was open
: utcd upon in the Norwalk hospital yet!-
for)” morning
rd Smith. I student at George-
flnivm-Jitv Wa<hlnzton l)
1 mt visitor at his home in
In. Hnttie Lockwood of Row-yum
and Mrs. H. H. Tubes and Mrs. Aunts-
usMnyiorhdu. of Ann street, are
spending the day in Stamford.
. Indira Md Society of the East
.14. E Church will convene at
”will in. afternoon for their
business session.
Rnwnyton Rod t‘loss Auxiliary “ill
meet awry Thursday aftunolm until
"llrihf‘r notice, beginning Thuruduv
December fifth.
ruin “‘“n the. rmnulwr emit‘mo
3 East SidoI etorc l: confined
M hour on Rout Washington
1.? o severe cold.
Instr-lid of thc usual Dl'ilyt r meeting
.;! the Methodist lltlik‘mlml church, it
cr‘tage prayer incetim.r will be held
on Thumdny evening at 7 30 at tho
“’Mkfl of ane memo and bomb of (‘uptuin L'iiolunludlru (‘ap-
We, of 1landr-lct-qllln u tail and Kim I 'llonlutedieu will upt‘nd
mull-oi Meit'orw with llm tho winter elqewherc. and aw planning
Oyster Company. to leave soon. ‘ ‘
It
”aim“!!! or um “'altll‘l'llur.
. duh wt" fin color-tamed this al~
: Bl 9'80 It flm home of Mrs.
Hendricks. on that avenue.
o Mani“ "a" in a vow pooli—
.Mv plum for the you" twp i
("u paqo .ctrln in pitch Friday I
in. F‘! 0-» ”a" one" honor": at hal- M
l‘ltollloyodnndwhich are lot-
. p“, ‘oouh3“~ win-fly. in n... M" Riv
m M u... want“. 'rlw \‘nrwalk
. lion “cure the use of the hull
m “A. nvilv utur‘n! some fine
[line but are providing a liltico
than wwnm set can moot and
by on owning of pleasure.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. F. MneCam-
illond huvc roturncd from a holiday
.xii with friends in New York.
_.\lr and lira. Alfred Morehouso en‘
terlained Mr. and Mrs. A. Morehouse
at dinner on Thanks win a .
in ”Willow l-nnwn that than» was 8‘ g D ’
M mg "oui Nnrwnllv drilliinr [in
"to from-non "\iallrvtzlnia"
.., ark-v. to NM” York with a
of Marlin: noldlm on Monday
and 9'39. lmv on board woo
‘ 1., ""3 a! the 2ll7th Aero
and who» borne is of Son-
lmli'lPlV aflpr dit-
. o in plant a wire, to his wife
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Grout have
tlwn entertaining Mr. and Mm. Thom-
tl‘ (lourlcy and their non of New York.
Mrs. G. E. Richter and Muller Ger.
aid has returned from a visit of sev-
m-al days with relatives at Wood-
‘izlvun, L. i., and Brooklyn.
{tion that tho MW holiday:
mmuwlflom
ulna-Slocum;
W
(Who-mm
Loo. Holidny Von-tio-
Chiol among them on the II“:
otthouiouoiscbooLh-idoyfilv
gin
camberdflthwo—Whntthosdloolo
open on Mondny. January Ill).
The substitution of the study of hi-
0103,) for tint of 3:1le in
High School. mm to be I sensibio
one to local educators. tho intention
. ,. LL tint lllt youu:
men and mine: of that department
had plenty of time to: our suing all
at school hours.
The special help for backward puv
pits rccomrnondod :‘n n former report
for thoso poplin who were absent dur-
ing tho influenza epidemic. workm
null.
'l no report in iu‘l is no l'oilowszz
To the. Board of Education.
Gentlemm:
The images of tho influenza have
no lar been ivlsoiii'n adult the schools
are again full and the progrouu is run
ular. While it will Null.” some time
to even up the work by blinging up
those uilo lonl must ‘l_\’ libiom't‘ it can
and will be done in due time. Our ni'Yr
rulc pl‘OHdiLB :or spot ilil liclp fill tliu
bncilu'urd pupils has been quite Ki'n- ,
erounly applied by the lwcllcrs to
all who View belund bct'uune oi Ulla
general interruption.
tlur high ot'iiOtli course of study
still contains utmnotny as one of
its science branches. While this
ill on mtercsting line of scientific
knowledge it is not rosardod ut the
present tilllc us of near so much con-
soqucucc as is the subject of biology.
Billion. as ll‘t‘alt‘fl by our best high
school lento. is o uilnplo and helium
introduction to all the biological sci-
onccs. such as Botany and Zooogy.
Thus, aside from its direct practical
value all u brunch at study. It devel-
ops ii tunic tor these hulvmr and very
uaetui nl'lt‘iii'l’: and liliilicnl their mall
lcry easier and more. colnpicte.
{\lr. anllnll~on. Ull‘ H‘iICilt'i' of Sci
cone. and l’l'llli'llldl Blake zlgn-e on
tho commcndntlon of “A Clixc Biolo
py" by Gi-olge W. illllitur .. tulle lilx
place ol Astronomy, beginning in Feb-
rulll‘ygund l he‘altily concur.
'l‘iu- high school music teacher.
Mills Mary (T. McCarthy. who ill ruc-
ouiended to you tonight‘by the lichOOl
committee. is ready to begin work iii-
to: the Christmas holidays. Miss Mo
Canny. along with n dozen others.
woo highly commended to ur. l mm
her in Boston ullile attending tho it»
cent meeting of superintendents and-
forlnod a DIOR! invornblo opinion of
her fitness by nature, alumina and
experience for this important work. At
lament. she in the uupcrvlaor of mu-
sic in the public schools of her home
city of Nashua. N. H. llc'r teaching
experience. mostly in grade touching.
HOP
SWDYING STAH’
illit
oppressed races ilbersted by tho war.
that can build the h'gllwnm and rail
roads, and rectum the cities and vii-
Ileory biorgentlulu . [trace
the United Stolen to Help
in tho Work
NEW YORK. Doc. twilse of tech
nicoi units in the American oval-son:
unity or the driving forco in tho ro
hobilitntlon of wordevutated region»
old booinvlsld countries of eastern
Dumbo nnd Westt-rn Ania inns urged
hero tonight by lionry Iorgenthnu
tumor Ambassador to Turkey. in on
addresu be‘o e lF’I‘X‘J'numI’ I‘lub.
U I precedent the modortliz»
ntlon of Cuba and the Philippines, di
rooted and to n large degree exvcutcd
by American military fol-coil. and dut-
lining n vast humanitarian scheme of
coming modern education. Bonito."
tion. industrial. and commercial mo-
tllodn and government ideas to the
Ir. Morgcnthnn udvocotod tbot the
Unitld SJlfii gill nut only oi its ii
nonclal and motel-lull rooourcoa, but 0:
it: man puller toward their restart
tion.
With many thousands of Am’fl‘if‘fln!
especially qualified for reconstruction
work “t"ortunately on Europ‘nn soil."
the former Ambansador declared, this
country has on unparalleled opportun-
ity for world leadership, if the public
mind in sumciently imbued with the
spirit oi unnelliohnou and sacrilioo to
support such it policy. The Amoricon
unity, with its eenglnwru and sanitar-
lullm h-id been thc ug' of it! humanity
in reclaiming Cuba. and the Phii‘ppino
islands. These same form in tho
mental lumy raised ml the our no.
ended. Mr. Morgcnlhnu declalcd.
should be employed in the relief of
.7
oppressed mllliouo in Europe Ind
Allin. He emphasized particularly boon hotter. but it did (mill. and
“the work which we shall bo culled belt a nil. without being either bor-
upon to do" in Russia. in the Bullion:
and in the Ottoman Empire." met! or winnovrod. it o 800“
"in nus-la." ho sold. "the popnln— food Joh- Fkko. the flotation. tolls
tion is to per cent. lllitclnto asnllp‘ uu inst in hill opinion this plant 30
tion has been neglected agricultural many paved the liveo of the starting’
method» nrc exceedingly pr mitivegwmm in the first “mm. rlmrr
hlzhflys are few mid fill ballroom .
and rdllrondu are Wm inadequate or two on that bran New England
'1?!“ Wills conditions wrist in thegconst ”~Eoibur Matron ill St. Nltllull
Balkan: and in Asia Minor. The play l
siiul restoration of countl cu in some-
thingtfor which we. on a nation. have‘
shown grout ability, and on blue be
fore us a splendid opportunity to or
ei‘cioe that ability. We hau- the lo
sources to linuuce the» rlmiomtionol
on the ginntio mic which the corn down the hill at a good into of speed
slop demands. and struck the amount on: council
"Our army contains one of the fin- lurudsilip. lncidcntoliy tho ions sul-
est unitary corps in the w-.0lld For min; telegraph polo moped this
nearly two yearn it has kcpt tile Amer time no the occident occurred. fibula
icon boy: freo from typhoid out! otb- feet below it.
or (“scuba that in ”lt‘ past have deu- Fortunately no one won hurt and
Itroyed more soldiciu than powdcr and the police were noon on tho scene
IMI We can hardly conceive the: 'rllirlbeli. when questioned admittcd
wonders thnt would colluc if llieue‘ hit he did not hove an operator'n ll-
scientist: were put to uorli onion; cumin and was arrested on two
CARS COLLll)E AT
DEAD MANS CURVE
fellatiouod From First Pallet
tho clvtlion population of . tutern Eu- climates. driving i car “MIG Ind" "‘9
rope This arm! has the engineer: innuendo of liquor and notions driv-
ins.
He was held under hull of 8150. and
n boiler crop ii tho W ltd ot. Suit Lake, the mill being locuted \
at a place tailed Sultain. inning lilt.‘
season when the bailoutng is ultdcr
1Wily, the voter in pumpcd tmnl the
into ot u rate from 10, 000 to 12mm
bbi. n day, the pumping being c'llllicd,
on from to to 14 hours.
OLD INDIAN BONES
FOUND BY WORKMAN
(Continua from First Page).
This is not it ncw occurrence in this:
city to uncover the remains of illdlanl
llnd n .consldcnlblu quuntity lulu hf‘t n
unearthed so for. Bowl 200 years ago.
the present City of Norullik wall n'
great lndian settlemuut and compll‘
wen- situated at the preStnl sites 0!
Flu): lilll road and on East :‘nenuc
nuur tho Earle property.
Many times workmen engaged in ex :
cuvating certain property have dug
into those lndinn lumps and brought
to light I, consult-table quantity of flu .
mun bones. in many of tile gl’aveai
note found it quantity of relics includ
in; some line npeclmenu of flint arrow '
bands which have been saved by locall
ywoplo. The bones llfieurilled tester-
day were very old and the entire hu-l
nutn nnatomy with the exception of '-
' Mil Int-'9 arrival home find
. be won in the bent of health.
lugea that have been devuntnted by bill calla will be board in he uptown
the war. court at. ‘l :30 o'clock this afternoon.
"rum things he should do nail R E mong- torment!" the
only for the benefit of peoples moral Plc-rco- Arrow main in New “oven.
the skull warn found. They were but
uscunt lhrco feet beneath the surfnccl
and were about fifteen feet from theH
covers u‘perlod oi twelve yours. Aside
from her teaching of all clump in
vocal music in the ihl'uc high schools >
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clock were
cntcrtnlned last Thursday at the home
Here in a remarkable group of w or heroes, all of them nearing the lie tory smile. The photograph was tiling
Just before the armistice '15 signodbut at the time at cry one in the group knew that Germany could not
hold out. in the front row, from left to light. lllc “arbhlll i‘orh til llclul belching Mme.
million yovemor of Paris: Marshal Jointce; Geneilll Dubllll, military gov irnor of Pallfl, and his «on.
Pelletter snd Genet-oi Golopln no in the rent, at either side at Marshal Jolire.
Dubai] of t m
General
\llit?
ll you have any broken
window glass have or
replace them. thereby
'tlflvi'w heal. . I
W? GilliliAM C0.
DECORATORS.
1151.452 East tumultg
Capableworkers are
needul
NOW '
{is time forfeit???
of their daughter, Mrs. William Perry
. '0 on. mvnun‘vn int-roam In tilt!
. f Norwallt.
' of Wu! and oloctricol fluppliel‘l
mitt-Mum of tho Third Tu!-
W hum 1!»an it nor-essay}!
m an tumult in the ratios
13"“ -"°!" on ~|l mlrrtlnt con-
, . ofin— wallint
‘3:le lm mmM- m1 gill hille rund-
k tin-F" l. “I“. A minimum
1-5.4"? anu‘a unv‘ mnnth w!“ he
”3‘9"“ MM tnatnllml In file
Inc! "-4-. monthlv mnmtmplion
""00 “Ft nun”! thlc amount.
Wuhan?! have. nren'nrc’d and
‘r . ‘M'ofl‘ Minot-tori hurting now
W "'4- "‘"W‘RRPd rates and
=0! Increase.
\ir. and Mrs. Mervin Smith spent
the holiday and week-end with iriend‘a
in New York. Mr. Smith leaving later
for a bus‘lncus trip to Philadelphia.
"i a llnvp'vn hnr
I.iellt.v(‘ommunder Bert Jackson. U
8. Navy, was home for a few hour:
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
luckson, on the Darlcn side. Sundoy.
He reported for duty Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy H. Lawrence of
Noroton have been enjoying a brief
visit from their son»in~lnw. Matthew
Fltalson. who has been home on a
1 rl .
”his um “loin 'm- the M2. “5 ll .Oli‘h
mm mm of boys who are
Now Wtemlve and thor-
;.WHNN lmvn been mmnlet-
”Mint in all not for innivht.
”on 14 "no Font 9M0 NM‘
”who“. under wheeze atto-
‘pm on... i. uni—u tum mm at
or» of the Y. W. C. L of Yonkers. has
returned to that city, after a few days
spent at home with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Thomas L. Price.
local boys and girls who attend the
“"1? :3“? :figfidffgi‘fi Holmes school on the Darlen side are
enjoying it vacation this week because
4'23;twmuzffiulmrflfiba their teachers are ill The school will
. ‘ .
, “ “Mil-em. “h seven or )9 closed all the (week on that account
1.. ”wt“ nw-hmtra, will be
, ‘ A family reunion over the Thanks
' "nir'::::nghomda:::olng Elvin: turkey at the T. W. Austen
(some fine to which an lwmosieod'on King's Highway lust
. m“ Thursday brought together the fami-
"88 of Mrs. Austen's dsugbtel-s' Mrs.
“W "‘Nn‘flm i('3.M W. Bell and in Frank R. Holmes.
“0 ”“8; 8W 0! the Dorian Rotten-send will be at
mm in an Dorian Library
. MW on“ com WW ovary Monday. Wodneodny
‘rlppo in: ffinhouu. RM'Ffllhy.‘ .. irony 10 to 12.
mT. D. Lind-tom bars been select-
ed“ nil accrual? of the Bone Service
a CO“ COMW' e'qu Dr: W.- H: 3181161, 0! “ll! town, who
til you tum m mm M'- hm ~an in the am median}
u wim-qummtm com. with rank of 1mm hon boo
him new It pro-guy: meter! to lloutononb-oolonel.
Woodwinanom M! hid brim of construction- and
lint hm; am am. common our hm: owed to
cilia in dominion ill-a. n Gamma Acim’m
yum: comb! sum bishop critic who
i
Mills Helen Price. one of tho worlot
she will organize and conduct at lcllrll
onc orchestra and into it chorus in
each high school in music mttaidc oi
tho proscribed course.
(‘hrlnllnlls day occurs this your on
Wednulldliy making such A division of
the track all to use of anv part of it for
school Dill'pOilf‘S uilprnfltliblc. Sincc
thin is u season expensive in fuel. and
\vo have a ltood number of teachers
' away from home. and since we can
yet close the ycnl tut curly all the 20th
of Juno 1 suggeut that ”to school vu
cation bonln at close of school. Friday.
December 20. and um the schools ro
open on Monday. Junuory 6.
We ate netlrly ready with the data
for the Annual Report and have sent
call fut bida at so much um page on
upproximutely the some. whole of
work as lust your and some number
of copies and hope to have it. out. be
fore Christmas.
Very truly yours, ‘ ~
Y. Iltft‘llANAN.
New Hood For Manual Training Dop' Li
A lottcr from Edward. D. Randall.
tho efllcient hood of the Manual Tiltin-
ling Department, in which he resigned
bill position to take effect with the
beginning of the Chlistmus holidays.
to accept a simi lar one in Atlantic
City. was acccpicd and it was an-
nounced that Prof P. ’l‘. Klimt-ova
would succeed him at the resumption
of school sessions on Jammy lith.
Prof. Hargrovc,w who for u numbc
of years has been doing special ro
nelircll work in the 13.3 Departmcn
of Agriculture at Washington D C
has a former resident or- Norwnllt.
and has a host oi friends hero. who
will uolcome hiin buck. and lit the
same t: we regrottinx the roslgnotion
of P'lof Randall , .
m. Whitnoy'o Looturo
Dr.
expert. who went fine impm
plot: in his man address bolero the
Board will deliver a lecture on in
’ t u ’ training, and erbium
lilo methods to tho teachers of Nor
walt public schools, and to the gm:
oral public at the High School midi
torlum on 1mm 22nd. of .
pmiculnril Will be glvt-n in thin
per at a tutor ditto.- , .
The Committee on Suppllou w _
structediio manila the bully n _
typewriters tor ilcbpni instruction ‘ ,
the onriloiit mail; alto. . .
Elicitation
mo
‘ 'would have
unforumlio than thumselven. but for
the benefit of our own soul. 1
way, we can help repay the debt which liedtord liii‘lo our New Cannon.
we onto to our European brothers fat
in this
the oncrlficuv "er btlvo niacin in the
loot. four rent-a. ThPl'G is a tandancv
to grow bitter about Russia. but let
us not forget that millions of unsrmv
ed Russians in 1914,1915 and 19161::
ported their bare bodies to Prue-inn
bullets. and that had they not mode
this supreme sacrifice. the bank
would have zono amulet tho Wooten
potter: and N'" praaent civilization
in rn’ loot.
"The part that America should nlav
in the next few learn is therefore
plainly marlmd out. But for this we
need more elevation of mind than in
ole‘ent now We need the meridian
spirit-«national exaltation that will
take us out of mil-solves and main u-
willtnn to it“ all that we bovo nt tho
mrived later in the melting. nod «to:
llveted tho truck to its new owner ill
SALT OUT OPSALT LAKE.
Perilous no soil ponds anywhere in
the world possess so many notnrnl ud-
’Vnntoxoil no the (lmnt Bolt Lake, says
Stanley W. Todd, in the Popqu lilie-
chanics Linguine. Lying at n plate"
in one of the gloat volley: ,of lift
Rockiu. on the eastern edge of the
mot basin. the lube extends north
and south for ’15 miles. while ltr
width varieu from 30 to 50 miles.
it has on overuse depth of 20 it and
in (.318 it above the non level. There
is little rulnfoll ‘tliroutbobt tho year,
and the ever-promo un. mother
with flat shores. con lite to ideal
conditions of summer opt-rotten. The
,bad beans and pumpkins and actuatin-
Whitney,t tho visual educntltbt
V Smith manil- could noon to it. and it W “mom
I Ville billions muted ill: will of thumb your boil-5mg. m5 hull
Mo has no outlot sad the water is
in: nearly unturned with suit up it
out be without curtailing. Great
3111th have been mode in recon;
“NW of making hith-
”mm“ “‘“d ”9 mm ”mm grade on both by the minor and
than the true story of inllinn corn. *vncuumpnn processes. Solfi'r our
yet we have been in the habit of im- orotlon and zmtner methods urc- used
in; no attention to It, or when we did
feet of civiintlon. "
AN EAR OF lNDlAN CORN.
m
notice it, of confusing. it with many
different sorts of grain.
~“8trnnge to any, no motion toll
when this grain first began to be cut-l
tivnted. but it ifl'olmofl certain thotl
it‘fint grew in South America; when
while men discovered North America
this was the most useful artirie of
food the red man had True. they
Milli Mill illillililll
Try drummer. out Favorite Rec-
ipo of Sage Ten and Sulphur.
Almost 'ovoryonotnnowu that Sage
Tao and Sulphur, properly compound
lot and
es. and» they prove those and their ed brings back the natural °°
corn patches a certain rude kind 0" lustre to tho “it "he“ Med. atrooked
‘ ,- cult-lyntlon,‘ but col-n woo. .iba‘r mntn 0" gray. Yeoru‘ also the only m N .
stay Sometimes they ground tho ”5‘ ““3 maturation to ”“9 “ M
hernias into a flné powder and oi it 3‘0“”: which is many and trouble-
made a sort of brand Thov gain some
somn' places of this to Columbus soon “0"“?! W0 Swill! E“ It MY
utter he landed. ami- he toward it. out)- drur store for Wynn?! 8m and sm-
ital eating He wrole‘ ppm to mill phur Compound." You will get a lsrge
about it. calling the may?“ it! mp” bottle outdo olrbunio recipé improved
than nitrite. ‘nisillr: or fill mutt u blr‘ ll? the Million of other ingredients;
WV um
it in front thin that yro got» our word this Walton now. bemoan no one
[‘nl‘ilIOL' ‘ ‘ . eon Milly ton that you Manolo
it into formtom It {ilk m Mr. oil it don-ii: in m
M ' «our of New“ uncommon»:
m ,mim can lilo-n with . blui dour: till-
\
039ml
litrondotnillno.bymorninitb,om
WWHMWW“
‘Wwa
”WEN
l-mnklitl street pavement. 'l‘lle nltn
cnlployctl by Tony Parndiuo. the
nutritctor, were conned in uncover-
ing tho water pipes and the bonus.
Wt'l‘O found above the pipes. The opin-
ion llua beenodvancod that they ha"
been unednhcd when the pipes were
first-laid aortic thirty or forty years
ago and had been thrown back again.|
only to be brouyht to light once more.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Admitted yesterday-Mrs. Josephine.
Gallagher, Suugutuck; Mrs. lull Juliu-
son. Silvormine avenue; Miss \arrie
Wornor. ll Day street; \lisr Rildul
Webb 13? Water street, second dis- t
trict. Admitted today- Miss Ester
Johnson, Burritt avenue
A lnrxe number of the members of
Wonomit Council, Degree of Pocallon;
too. of this city. were the guests at
tho Fairneld council last evening,
. when they conferred the degree. uponI
several members .of thot council.
l
Railroad Avenue and
Franklin-Street ,
miom: 1959, l
flPEN lllY AND Nltiill
-,I
Tomohoopiotooftootbthot
winntnndtilotwillportormsll
or functions, or mu tooth is I.
mmwmonnnonm
mumlmnrr. To
ummmammmm
aw ”m comm
mwmnndbusfls-
l:
Miiillllll. BUSINESS
courts
Day and Evening
Classes
Full Line in Best
Meats,
Groceries
E Vegetables
lllt m, ~ 5AM stiaragel :6. ll . Ebamolf
reticulum-smart .
.J
Viiariis 8: Gang
fcoiil.
mars All '
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