NornikA<m (infiltration; '
A report oltthe purchase at 22 Rem-A
ington Types-writer: tor':855.00. with
’ an initial payment of $230.01) was made
l and approved
iforts being made to propagate in this The “mned‘ MOTfiSOD code Educa— .
Icountry the principles of any party tional bill, now before the State legis- .
{exercising or claiming to excrete an- Mr. W“ W and the Pro-
mise of layer. Donovan .io request
the Corporation Counsel to be pm"
with members of the Board at any
Committee hearings that might be
held on the measure was read to.
gether with the following letters in re. '
PWF I‘LW; W.
‘ REBELLION PBOT
(Continued From Page One)
The. fin Billions of. $60A
.m: Be Coupared
' . 'thority in Russia, whether such ef-
mm” mm“! ifort: originate in this country or a]:
incited or financed from abroad, an
Promrations are already making for further to inquire into any efiort to
the Fifth Liberty Loan, which the 990' incite the overthrow of the govern-
31° 9‘ “19 United States Will be ““9“ room or this country or all government
.to' make toward the world war. It will by force or by the destruction of life,
5 come in the spring. probably some. or property, or the general cessation
- 11.15 "
1141111121,... r1 ,
v.
’ ‘ A Special Shovying of“
, Here are Dresses 1 . .
flame early in April.
The to!!! amount will probably be
‘1‘ large but it does not look as large
Is it did 111.1917 108 people 100. 000. 00
“mag who have learned to save and
‘ lend to thegovernment.
and puny, even if it is put on top of
all the loan: which preceded it, is
when it is comm side by side with
the billions Germany would have de
manded of America if the Kaiser had
won the war.
This is the my to compare the two
”asible ending: of the war. Put one
“side the other. the two chances of
flying for the cost of the world- war
which the people of this country had
ore them one year ago
A The UM States has come into
i’ . Victory and peace. One of the meat-
" cit force- it employed to win victory
on: the great fund which the people
pit into its hands to fight for civiliza-
111m. '
But the Government has not yet.
Shanced the needs at the last chapter
0: elfort. Three months hence it w1ll
. ask to: a loan will; which to accom-
" plish this work. It will call in the
Fifth Loan for money to pay the ex-
penses of'peade‘. and reconstruction. '
The men and women of the count1y
who must furnish the funds for the
Fifth Loan areido'ubly blessed. They
have at the 11.811119. time the liberty
won. by“ the war and 'the bonds of the
Government. taken in. other loans .Ihey
kmw now: “that-- they can neger be
mine to condom to any. Kaiser And.
there are-199 .WOQ of them in all.
’thn thhrboan look: insignificant'
‘lzal‘m.
got industry."
Senators joined in impassioned de-
(Imam near the size of the Fourth nunciahon 0‘ the alleged propaganda
1 and also of a meeting held here
Loan. A fire bil. ion dollar total looks Sunday at which the Russian Soviet-j
0 government was praised as superior
last
to the American form of government.
Action Unexpeched
The Senate's action looking to the
suppression of the‘alleged seditious
propaganda came unexpectedly. Sena
tor Myers of Montana opened the dis-
cussion with vigorous criticisms
last Sunday's public meeting held in
a theater OWned by the government
and said any member of Ccnzress who
spoke at the meetina in support of the
Russian soviet should be expelled.
Senator “’ecks of Massachusetts.
Republican. declared that the Amori~
can people did not undersiand that
the real purpose behind the propagan»
(la was Ihv overthrmv of illoir goz'ernA
ment and that until- they do under
stand, it could not be stamp 1d out.
Borah Ceploms Viole cc
Violence in scekim: Hovernmfnl r---
forms was deplored by Senator Rural!
of Idaho. Republican. as unnecessary
because of the power held 111 the Arm
crican ballot. He UTKPd that Srnators
after (‘ongrcss adjourns "go on the
rostrum and preach Americanism."
Senator “'alsh asked if the judiciary
Sllb-Cbnlmlttf‘e was authori'zed to in
vestigatc such propaganda 's that un-
der discussion. (‘hairman Ovcrman
said it was not and Mr. “’alsh hastily
draited 111d presented his resolution
which was quickly adopted.
The resolution “as reganded by the
subcommittee as authorizing an 111-
quiry into the acti1ities of the I. W'.
Which was referred to by Senator
—Thomas 'of Colorado. during the Seu-
ate discussion as a "criminal" organ»
Se nator Kellogg declared 1h
of
ply to communicafiomAfromqhe Secre-
tary of the Board in regard to the hub-
ject.
Bridgeport. Connecticut.
1..
A!
i
January 25. 1919.
Dr. Henry C. Sherer, Secretary,
Board of Education.
80th Norwalk. Conn.
Dear Sirz—l have your letter of
January 22d, regarding the action
of your Board of Education in the 111111
ter of the new school Code proporcd
by .\lr.:1iorr.ison secretary of the:
State Board of Education. 1'
’I note with keen interest your acdonl
matter and will do all in my;
power to further the action of your:
board. it seems to me that the pram:
posed code is iniquitions and an at—:
tempt to (V'ympletcly unsurp the pow-E
112's which at 1he present time vest in;
city and town board: of_
(duration. Tix-Ire is considerable ooj
pesition to the matter all over thel
stale. and i would suggest that yonl
,mmmunicate your actiomnot only ml
:2112 representatives -in the 26th Sen-l
District. but also to various:
other ci1_1' and town boards through-¥
l ihink that this would2
slimulaw other local boards in taking
similar amino in the matter.
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1'11 the
{be local
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ml: the 11:11:11,
‘Sinro'rely icon, '1. A .. i1
(‘. E. Williamson.
Henry C. 5115191.: Secretary? " .
Board of Education.
South Norwalk. Conn. -
llr.
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A ' ~dancing and'scmilforgial evening wear
new models for dinner,
room. adjoining. the read-log;
,_ Dress of blac]; chatmeuse “lib
sleeves 111- Moycn age cfi‘éct oi black 11111-
Half bodice of Jelféddyiqc girdle
and sash 1111:1115 .of ntalihe (tannin \1lll
mutwvmromoos FiF’l’HLoon he. 1. 11'11. “as $90,.ng m “We 11119111111511.1111; lam 1n Wmlw z'fi‘A ’ ' ' . . T
)fbprbfil: t‘lufl “malouuwwoe'mb the government b1 force your letter of lIan11a1-_122.nd advising .ThlS group is Sh0\\’n in the
. mu lend the Government about 550: Take; Prompt Action mo 0.;- the Oppositior‘ :11 our school: , . - 1 - _. . . ,
"‘9” ' ' ' ”9“” ”an"? ”A" Khe 0101mm 11111.1 to 1:... 1.1010111 1.1110111 code room on the second floor. F-ach model is characterized bva
- This does not seem a large amount commntce was ordered Just as the . .
from egnh person. It is not a large 1111131131199 was concluding its long 171- an" rmu‘m’": "“ “moan“- M"“ 111-: certain umqua beauty and personalilv. and there IS SUCh diver-
sum towlend at substantlah- -i.nte1es.t vestigalion of inewery and German kins and Senator Williamson to 011- ‘
on unequalled «ocumy. tor thé 1-11.11 Eggaifnda-nabrexlmrrt nnIIIII which no; pose 111.1 (ode. 111 reply ,would my; Sity of stvlc that every taste may be gratified.
uttlement’ln: film “8? a v v“ 9 ‘9 9'79 H “at W ll’lfit u hill ill f :1' .g': ,
A Each one knows that it is a Loan. {1312;121:372 d“::1a:1£;e:g§fyognghl: considgi'ititmc wandrefjilltayfg. 3:33;:- , .1 . . ; . Thém leIO‘VS a description Of C8181“ of the group.
fiituingrpaa:?im ”‘3 kamrfig 12:31“ll\’t?nn::1 <1I11ntIeeltIiI1I1Iin1IgIIII110cood l; c'axned that there is a grent'deal bit-i . " . Infiném Erfld‘. f k !
, ‘ ~' vim-mica 10 .11. amonsnuwe membecsi: .. . A 8, 0 pin ma me, ruf. .
of 11m House. Up to the present time. - ed 1 7 If
"m was m“ IPAIRIOIIC ‘ as far as i know. the bill has not ac-‘i fl t0 the \\ ais Mt ruffles 0Ull]n€d \Vith
SONG WEEK 1111.11,- boen 111.111.111.111, 11111 .11 soon 1..., Silver. Bodice of transparent ' maline (1 line.
OF S H00 i1 is it will be referred to the commit-l ' - . I _ .I
Hflmfiim ———__ 0 1511.101 9.111111... 111.1 11111111111111“ “‘3 With underbodlce of s1l1cr lace, Gordie .
1. l ,(CIontjnuIed $10111 13114 Page; It Same is arranged I shall be pleased to . 1 , IIOf r036 colored satin. __ ‘3'
. gI . ,, . - - - .. U."- .adxiscgeu £11 3,1115 any of the mean-.1;— .,
The committee on buildings 1cpo1ud hers 01’ the board 01 any 01' the city
at a personal investigation of the officials may appear and be heard 011‘
chi 11-11111 ubmy 1.111111 W111 11.
Evening Dress of white eaten, up -»
dor roses of pink embroidery and silver
largé’fimcrican beauty rOSc.
1 ‘Finance Construction and Not.
‘ Destruction—It Creates
;. 4’ ‘» 1_‘;-———-v-$I ,
'iFour time: the prople of the United
l
B§ates hate made loans to the Gov ;'
. eminent of billions that have gone
lol- desérhotioas -
‘ ‘ £2th Fifth Liberty Loan will furnish
Ilions for construction for the sol-
tion'ss’ff ' :7
‘ fie other Liberty Loan: were ex
tremendous power in preserving this
country and its people. They helped
I
1‘51 for me nation, and tor other 33"; a communication from Our Br‘others
II
.1 There“was considerable comment on
to save men and. to preset-ye liberty -
n the earth from its deadliest.
_ t cruel and wicked'menace in his
(dry. But all the time the work in—
- volved destruction far and, wide.
With {11341111311on11 peace come ob
' nations and responsibilities as great.
. . now «his €1.11: nation,
.njneveumiuuy, equiimed to gq .1191-
1 wifif no: work.
11191112111 the 5Hniéé' to
11mm 1111-11111”; «the guns and
this :otrm into, ploughshqres,
Implements at peace in a .Ithousand
iii-ms, is a melt-111111 inspiring.
I: oxidiithé‘ splendid promise; 0'! I21
. ammmime.
‘5 m “afloat fleet of ships built.
the Win carry. men: and sup
': 49“th into the; dran-
_,-, 3&3 of an: international trade, is
work Mastodon; superbly the hori-
Ions-ot 2m nation.
' W and re—adjnoting the
, m of fighting to the pursuits
ad an
Bdrm 0116 1'11 these tasks helm-e
in: 13 ”We -as it is urgently dev
mood-
Il‘he Government. must finance every
* in the Spring.-
It in the endeavor in which the
m army: of two years"- service
. Melanoma“ with 31m:
firms” loaned to the Gov-
"ent have won‘them real rewards.
, alone in patriotism but in substan-
interest.
"to Isn't! asalnmow will round out
make perfect the existing peace,»
a reward no less high and fins.
uneas'voouo-vueeatv 1.63711 ..
11mm let me trade you this
néj they are impezIIatinIei or building up
‘3! peaoahaa in every step an uplm: February 3.1919,.
l
1.9, and to fiance thenn m. m 30 received this morning, and in it I
my ,Loan will be asked of "the ’1” notice that this
.the unused buildings on the Jefferson
Ischool grounds showed them to be in
down and finished the report, forward;
in: it as soon as she was able to do so. fact that the mastery of set lessons
_ Dinner Dress of American Beaut~
thfleta. Under pctticoat edged 111 'th
three rows of fringed quillings or box
p’la'iis. Short sleeves of 111aline, beaded
shoulder straps. Largeclusi'cr of black
‘ostfichiips at the wide girdle.
unused buildings in connection of tame
mm Tm me.- My. _ - ; leaves. Finelv plaiied inverted ruffles at. .
smug CANDEEI. f the boil om of the skirt. Sleeves of white
, Mans or the financial rem .11 me' mal estomachcr. oi silverlace. Unique
condition of the schoale to'be ' sub“ 1
The 1191111111111... m “mm ed by 1111111110111 11.111.11.111 ”mm were, gir 1ee of the white tail‘cia with short
still ends 111 the back. \ '
the board to lease the buildings if posA perfected pith the asisiance of Miss:
Bible. , Anna L Prendergast of the clerical
The committee on finance-«reported 401cc it 11 1s 1ot'ed to liable the report 3 " mess 0f Vida” Red mm mm
until the next meeting. tunic Of er crepe d6 Chine Iarge 8111-.
I 3 V ‘ ,
’ 91111.1 ‘° be "“i ““8““ ”en” 0" broidered medallions. Long crepe dc
chine sleeves tucked and headed Em
broidcry on deep cape collar and tunic
the meeting that it was time that un-
city authorities took some steps inl
taking 111-91 the school property now
that the consolidation of schools seetm
ed to be an acceptediact- -in the baCk ' ‘
These attractive 110111115 although of distinctive style and
, decidcdlvi Frenchv touch are of beautiful Inualitv and. they 2‘
. . pleasanimi thing is. they ' re ofntod'erate price 2 ' '
D H Hartfde January 30, 11119 iby the teachers and the public in the; . 2 ‘ ‘ I 2
r enry C Sherpn Secretary of recent lecture by Prof. \Vhitney. imId - 0.0 2 2
Nero'alk' School Board Aorwalk. 'the Community singing that preceededi" 7 2 1 $35 to $65 00 ‘ U " I ‘ l I " ‘ I“ "
nuai repd'ri of condition of public
schools for the year 19171918, due at
this ofllce on October 15.
It was voted ,to pay all
Dear Sir: , l have today notified the it that it had been decided by the? ;A ~ A A" A “ . * 1‘ ' “ ’ ‘
The ~am0unt of the forfeiture is
fairly food condition.
shape for occupancy, ,
and in 11 fit
Lo‘1‘“1-0---0F-inuégm'dtoamine . .
.1 11.1.1.1... ’3‘“ .11... “‘3 “M Street Dress of black serge, made
straight falling with tunic, trimmed with
many. tailored buttons.
a notification irom the state board of
education of the forfeiture of $298 ‘14
[01 the failuie to send in the annual re
port due October 15.1918
The following correspondence fully
explains the matter:
State of Conecticut Board of Educa- .
1111111 111111 1
- A1111: ouncuuent was made- that so,
lion Office. Hartford Conn: Iymuch interest had been shown both.1
curred by the io'wn of \‘orwalk on ac- lowing invitations have been 5911'-
count of delay in fuxnishing the all-7
were found to be correct.
comptroller oi“ the amount ot- forfeit- comimttee 1n charge 1° “”9 another-1
Recc'ti-on to School Teachers.
ure Of State enumeration grant in- party on February H to which the fol—I
(~1- “J"
The Board of Education of the City'
of Norwalk request your presence at a!
reception to the public school te‘hclr;i
”8 Friday. February 14 1919 in the _--_-..-.m_.n. - ~ “W" , ~~w~f~~-~~ . 1
high school auditorium at'1:~l3 IL in. l A national commrsslon of ooservam singing of popular and m airs iTHE BIRTH 0F ‘ Th“ lilt‘mbors 111:0 1-mmtnim ‘»'
$288.94. t Eméflammem: \iusic.1',ecitations and thoughtful educatlaal and busi— We hope you will all keep this week in: THE NECO CLL'YB delirium? fullflr 51-11111 Iii-g IIll-:11?
"Yours truly. inlay ness people has taken up the idea of mmd and m“? “tend 3‘9 invi- A :31???“ I . ‘35 $1111 ‘ 1‘. 1
IC'IHARLEfS ID. HlXIE _ To Board of Education: 'lhe importance of sang. The experi-_ Mind to the public so far. as you have Continued from First. Pm Th: 313..» I' : m 11ml“ -. ~‘.;. 1 1 '
sat-015817 Gentlemen The school attendance enees ohthe war illustrated well meowomniw ““1 ““934 the Mm} In.“ 1p. ' - .,. 11m- ‘111 ~: .I»:'I1l 1 l
. is quite full and regular as it should usefulnem of civic and patriotic sings ” much “1‘5 W193“ W3 M “w l . ‘ 3melodi1'r " "'1‘" ‘ :11 1“ .11.»
Charles 13' Hm? SWEET)? State be at this season of the Year. This is in; This commission Iis urging all mg; and Omar 59M ”“1 ‘3‘” euro 0‘s ' 1“" 5°39." \3 y.“ n‘ ‘ X ' l
Board Of Education. H t the seaso l cises to come occasionallythrongh the! Wmem‘JmmA' Fortm ,one or “‘5 ‘1‘ .“ r A
C mt 0rd, 11 a so which t tries the schools, churcheé theatres, musical \iee President~F1ederick J. Klein. *named “The sud-1:111: . 1I
0““ ' “Wit" 0f “1e teacher i school man- and civic nocieijels ioininiveeko‘t 251“”! ‘0 hung the “mmndm Financial Secretary—~Charles C.:Grew," which mm «1
Dear Sir: Your letter of January agement. It is the time when the community and 01112311151111: with W” into decor ‘3‘ m heipiul Lie-deficit. lment or M“ 3W” 1.11 “1‘"
, -1
_ , Treasurerui‘rank B. Ed
the @111“ng it anunnual 03‘: relations : Trustees-MA. F Hathawrsgm
ebration. The V will always be the: Another topic, which 1 wish to men- BusManm and Henry Bmpain. isicur Broadway and 11?
one incindgg; . hingion’s birthing; ties “but not discuss nor- in tho grunt thm t2: £32011 was Iggy-12d Signor Branuimo-«mx: 2--
' V . were 9800! 0. red 0 costumu: 1 ~‘
:3: thlS‘Ifilbesiéwwifilm filing“). of Iteacbers. The coming their places by the Messrs. 111111111. 5?: miginal 11nd onl) ll 1
IT 111 as endsi'rSatm-da'y the. -21; no! wear mill probably be the most Keene. William Ainley and Thoma~ 1‘ Snake Dance.‘ As 3'. «:1.
0111- schools have; planned soon M. dialcult year for. securing teachers. “Smith _ is a lightweight in the “.A.;
vices tor-each e of she week at The Normal schools of New England; A most elmueni speech was then 50 lbs. and Monsieur 11
the hiahuhool riumw'fth air in; Will graduate less than half of mfieliyered ”3 M"
fithe hit 01 the e1 911111
Weak s ots dev ' .
D Ielop and schools are dumb the“ 11 gm“ bll'l'li‘”
inclined to grow turbulent. 'However,
in this respect weAhave not more than
a half dozen out of the one hundred
thirty rooms which are causes of seri-
ous worry. Constant effort is being
made to improve the quality of recita-
tions- Thought and its eiIective ex—
town Norwalk, has
been penalized in the extent of $288. 94
for a cause over which we had no com
trol.
Just at the time when the report was
nearly ready; in ‘fant' on'Octobet-A 1]
0m clerk. Mia‘s Prendergast. was un-
Joseph A I-‘onin \111eig‘hl in the 11111-13111".
l
fort - - . -. . resid p ' . le 1 11"? i
whgsaltliezzugh if cont‘flCt influenza pressmn constitute an important part vitatlon {Io 156' , . c to at 11““! her Of this summer Shem till-t tdgir‘22ltfcltfiglnbearsd it: 8111151111? 3:112 ”3:119 11:1:n wgre lbw?! 3
“id 9" from coming to of the-childs preparation for useful have sent} TI letter to a" mir- The kiss. of former teacher: to buni. of the othex officers asked for the to by a few selections ’-.\ ‘
{m seems largely W “a Odie-finch of the men as a whole toibrought forth [lip mom s, '9
there . If: . make this club one of the highest odies .
. m "5 no ml mace of lemon standing organizations in the cih. l At a late hou1 a buffer. : I
m ' An entertainment committee wafi sened consisting 1‘! 1W“ ‘7‘,
Judging. from Lat :‘efl'fs Wane then selected by the president. which niches, sot": 1111111111. 111cc; A- 1
We will bore a good 11mm! 19,“, consists of. the following men: other refreshments. I
Oliver Clark, .Russell Broadway, L... The smoker as :1 who” -
the omce for some time. As" soon- as
she was able and fit Ito come without
danger to herself and others; she came
citizenship and the school should be isters, umpires and'civieorstmm
the best training plaée for such activi- requesting. then to observe the neon.
ties. . - 'sion in thematbestsnited to their
But we are not losing sight of the convenience” 3111111931; 111‘ 11111111 8 m
erous 11111111111112.0111 ‘vm school:
Taking these facts into considera-
must always be a part of the action
tion. I think ‘we should be shown some work or every good school and we ’11::
consi“rat.ion Do not you? ' {planning more hast: and examinations.
. Trusting that you win take steps to area for the intermediate grades, than
, remit this forfeiture. I am, . , {have been 12115101113137 duping the last
. Ionrs very truly. ’ few yam
will join in ourmIincm: with
filhng otmh post. lions as are vacated
site: the first of August will be even
cents at theflme of eléeiion but the*
Bunchbnm F. Km. F Deiius. J. one or the finest succm-“I‘ ‘
Edi- am manor. 0. Amundsen. ever been attempted 1111111-
J. “3. 11111111119111 in thought to Hal. , 111:
RM“ m “M handICinb will soon be o. well 1":
.. j .m ”adjourn .
V ' 1111th as a social 0125111 '1 1‘
Alon) of clean cut. v1.1l1 1. .A
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