,. ,aneeia. 8115.61.50; $1.75.
‘Mlow cases 35c, 39c and 45c. full
matches. a new assortment of pat-
”.1280. 30c, 35c and 45c.
14mg cloth at 25c, 30c, 35c and 38c.
Mnsook batiste.
' rlc. Beach cloth and voiles.
complete assortment.
in K. BANKS
mile: Mohackemo Hotel, West-f
Won street, South Norwalll ;
a
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CLOSED ALL DAY
“What was Lincoln's mystic
power? He was the genius of
common sense in action. of com-
mon sense in thought."
vV—Henry Vi’attcrsnn.
WEATHER roancasr. i
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., F Forecaét for Norwalk and vicinity”
"I Fair and warmer tonight; \‘i’ednesday
{increasing cloudiness. probably light
rain or snow and warmer: Moderate
. shitting winds becoming east and
south. A ridge of high pressure along
gwthe Atlantic coast is producing pleas-1
V jint weather with moderately low tem-
. para-Lures in the western district. Kil-
‘r'Lling frosts extend as far south as Flor.
'i‘da. A disturbance Central over Minne-
sota is causing cloudy and unsettled
weather with a decided rise in tem—
perature. between tho Rocky Moun-
talus= and the Mississippi river. A
trough of low prws‘uru extending from
' Southern California northward to
VVa‘shington is causing heavy rain on
the lfacific coast. San Francisco rc-
porls :i.IS inclII-s of min during; I‘IIII
last, :1 hours.
Applying common sense to
dress, here's a. special over-
coat at $28.85 that will meet
your approval. It originally
sold for $35. .
It’scommon sense in style,
cut, color and in cloth. not
extreme at any point ex-
cepting the extreme of good
taste.
Rogers 8: Stevens
Norwalk South Norwalk
_. .. Mrs. Sanford Hitchcock, who hat“
VIEATHER A YEAR AGO bccn the guest of hcr brutz'ior. Henry
TODAY, ll, i'aync. of ”(‘lill‘ll atcuuc. has ro
'l'MIIjvraturt-z llI'I‘I. tIIrnI-d lII-r 'In liiuhcatc
3.1 than: Springs. \‘t.
I‘_’ Court Laurel. Daughters of Casiilo.
' O
C i ' MP_#S will hold a l‘t‘illlif‘lll high mass at SI.
. ’H } an if... f
i
Joseph's church on Thursday morning.
'Wwwvfl- I?“
:It 7:30 for :hc Ilvccascd mcmbcrs of
The: officers: of Illt' SoIIiiI Xurwalk
club Ztl't" confide-ring: the advisability (ll
holding their annual banquet at. an "m5:
early date. Thcru- {nations the
past have been unusually inlorcstinc.
3H; ion. to homo
-um v1. norm-kw .4-
'1he court.
-u
~-llcnl.~< for all comers ai Ravmonll
Norunlh iv‘. 0. ii. lll‘lll tlvc
Sil‘llllll sessmn of its pinochlo tournw
moot last n‘TL‘lIt with the married men
:Ir-i thI- winncrs'. which puts the Hunt‘—
tilt-Is six 21!i'll‘:-‘ to thc com] on llll' lU‘
tal scorn.
in
\I'I'lc'.
The annual Valcntim- card partv oi
the Norwalk Day Nursery will be. held
on the afternoon of Friday. i-‘chruary
14th, at the. Elk's home. All thin-c
planning to attcnd anI: ahkmi I'o tarnish
their score-cards and table covers.
A largo number of ticiu-ts have
l)i'i‘n disposci of or the dance of 'l‘I'in-
ity Mcn's club. in the. Town ASucIll'll)‘
liall. Wall street. on Friday evening
,nvxt. Bun Joe “'allace's orchbstra.
of New York. will provide I-vcoilpni
muuii- for dancing.
Aft-Ir ill“ rcL’lilar Ilrill of Illc Bl"
it"‘wnl‘lll ltu'lcs at the Armory In?!
nicht a jtlllli Inc-cling with the commit
thc Sixth Company banquet
was held and plans perfected for the
hI-nclit. tlilll:"‘ to ln- hcltl on tho ch‘-
ninn of \\'It<hinvfon‘s birthdav. .\
- laruc corps of \‘oluniccrs arc scllin:
tlIc tickcis which are :zoimr like tho
prIch‘biai hot cakes.
._..._-
—-Huuscs and Flats to Rent at Ray:
mond Bros.
A number of equal suffragists from
this 2in are planning to atrntl the. all-
day session of the \i'estport Equal
Franchise club on Thursday at the Me-
.1 horlist. Episcopal church in that town.
The. exercises will upon at 11 o‘clock
a. ll’ and ill“ spcalwr of lllt‘ Iiav wt.
be Mrs. Raymond lit-own of .\’wa York
citv. formerly the IliIcct or of the Equal
Sul’f'racc Overseas scI-viI-o.
iv .. for
FOR CONSTIPATION
' Usoline Oil ............ 50c
'l‘lII- final Ham hnvI- lit-cu arruugcti
“T19 Original .RQEBSinn Mineral and all is in rcatliness for llll‘ I-zIr'i
Oil hurt)" and Ilitl‘l'I‘ to in- held lmuurrt‘ni'
.I'.a ‘ . ' "" ‘ . . t ‘ ‘ 1 ' ‘- :
Stillman-P011?" ( "1.3)“; 35’1"“ I runs: In llt Rt Ii \19 II -I ll Ill mt
\\':I::hington strect. nnncr Ihc al‘filllCt“
a...
South Norwalk
l’owcll's orchestra will he on hand to
furnish the music for tho cvcninf:
who“. a delightful ‘lfine ls anticipated.
--«l\lAllElI' NllliMANl’)
in lIcr latest success
lnco Thrall” Today.
~ .loal 'Flll‘lbl'}.
M iclycv~ --l ’a-
. ~.-
- (mu-Ion Smith. of 'l‘rtnity place. \vntl
:mcstcd yI-.:Ic-I:Ila.y afternoon by Pa-
trolman Frank Raymond. for failure to
have. the ncceh‘snrv motor Vehick‘
markers on the rear of his car, NO
was iakcn In hontlmzarters where the
_n:an explained that he had chanucd
Ilw body of hi: car and in doing so had
i'or-zmton to attach his rear
plat-2
ll
. ’ ‘ , Every time we read of a a" “m“.
7 I; reward being offered for i - ———
A lost. or stolen valuables we ‘ i
think of the story about ' g g
lock‘aar theistabie after the S‘- i
“‘3
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horse is gone, I .
; ASTHMA
AND CATARRH * ‘
Try Before You Pay
SENPINE. the grant discovery
for ASTHMA, HAY FEVER.
lilIOXt‘illTlh' and L‘A’l‘.\thH, hrs:
produced vvomlr-rful I"'-‘liiS with
th‘quands of the most. stubborn
cases. '
If you have experimented with
other treatments and have failed
do not be difil‘ourogod, but try at
‘our expense this truly meritorious
remedy. »
Bend,right‘ now for a, free trial
«before you forget 1:. Address
One of our safe deposit .
" boxes ($4 a. year), should . i
| not be considered as an a:
“expense. More properly 2
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it may be called ”peace of ‘l .
rain: "' insurance.
'home 28 Westavenue, with a sev
of (‘omt Luann-l. Dauzhtcrs of l'astihu.
licenRF‘ .
Tho matter was referred to
l’l‘o;~:ccuiin§‘. Attorney CranIer C. Hone-l
«MW
. D. Warren Fitch “confined to his
ere
attack of the grip.
——Rents from $5 to $50 per month at
Raymond Bros.
__.___——
There is fine skating on the Bishop
mill pond today for the second time
this winter.
_____..._—
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Lindbolm'at their home in “’iiton last
The new boy is a. b03717”?
Trill.
evening.
'and will be named Edward.
Miss Grace Howard. of 50th
walk, was the guest oVer Sunday at
h ho. »
ihlisaiviab'el l‘orniz. 2 Park Place, Dau-
ibur}.
i __,__.__..
. MICKEY THE GREATEST PIC-
lTURE of its kind evor produced. Pa—
flaI-I- ’i'heatre ToIlayx—rcheit’ra.
Miss Myrtle St udwcll and Miss Dor-
Martin visited friends-‘- En Nor-
the “‘t‘t‘k-Pnll."~"slalnfol‘tl
I nth}.
run”: for
Advot atc.
Frank l. .ioncs, of thc licating‘and
l'l'l!‘.‘-lll!l".; companv. who has been ill
I..‘ tlu- past \VPl'li. i3: ahlc to rcsuuw
II“ tiliilt‘H this morninu.
- liberal lit-until for rcturu (It
sampln case lovt ncar Railroad Sta-
tion I'vlllilill‘llz Ladies “'nists, Nu
(lilt‘>llI-l19il““;l_‘(l. l‘iltwcll “Fair-1 (‘o._
if. l-‘.n.~t LI;I|I rttI'I-ct. Now York City.
Patrolman Prank Stratton brought
into police hm'iquartcrs two young
boys who w“ro plavin: around the rt-
\‘olvin;: doors in tho South Nnrwa'k
’l'rust company building. yoslerdav ai-
They uvcrc rclcased ul‘tcr
"MI": a rotors: reprimand.
Il‘l‘nilil'l.
tlII-v \chtI
'l‘iII- runtmurd cold hill”! whilv not of
tho wwc—rcst Iharacler has l'N't‘ll sull'I-
Hunt to frv-wzu ion of sufficit-nl thick-
!tI‘F-u for ltal“.'o~<tin: tor ncxl summer's
sIIppIV. and .co mcn in the surrounding
towns who httd begun to not a hit an»
éuu> liltlill :I rulTiI-iI-nt supply :lI‘t' ac:
line ousv. 'I'lII- age-ram- thiI-kums In
most I~:t.~I-.-~ i= about it'll incth.
INCOLN DAY.
STORES TO CLOSE L
Banks. Postoffices. and the Majority
cf Mercantile Houses Wzll C.o-e.
Lincoln's Birthday will he more gen
orally obscI'VI-Il in this city tomorrow
than in any year since it was mad»
3 lexnl holidav in this state.
The majoritv of“the meat 'IIIazkl-ts
and L'rocerlec will close all da)’. but
will liccp upon all (in) on Washinu—
lon‘s llirthtlav which falls on n Sal
this year.
larger dry
llll‘lll atoms will
I:al ulIilI- tht- (lothicrs
equally divided.
'i‘lzo bank: will in; I’lll‘Pll all tiny and
Ili‘tlal}
'i‘lII- Ilcpa‘ft-
‘1'
“Hills and
remain 0pm
3:"
it!" II‘H'Iin
thc IIIn-‘iull'IcI~‘ \vill (lllhl'l'v'é‘ Ila I1Fll.Il
holiday hours nud lll‘ll\(‘rl(‘fi.
ll l‘ IIlltiI‘I'slt'Iutl lllill lilt' lI"=.lI!;'
shops will ruuain open as usual.
in :I social way (If coin-45 lilv annual
cf the Catholic
Lincoln llav dinnvr
club at their club houw 2‘3 \\’I‘-:-'. axed
big: and”. SI-vrrz'!
I nlI-brilv
rcspoud
lH‘ Illi.‘
(If
'II:\ ilat ions
nm- \yill
:II'-
rt!!-
ha“:
to
:Ipvnkcrx' \iniv
I'I 1‘1"”
pI-cpriam Ioasto including Judge John
\l'. (luff III‘ New York city. ROY.
Cooruc l‘. Donahue of lridgeporl.
lion. 'i', P. .l. Connolly of Ansonia
’l‘hhrc arc n mun‘nm' of gllPi‘lal oi»
servant-vs oI‘ lllt‘ day scheduled among
the local fI'aIt-I‘ual .‘t‘i l1!th‘:~' and smor-
ill
in
tliil‘l‘l‘r'
As the!" is I-vI-I‘v prospect of tltt‘
continuanc: of cold" \vcathcr and
good Sly’ililll‘: coupled with a full 'moon
the ponds are. sure to be
crowded in the evening.
BQGTGRS HAND
filligiiE TIPS
Take Public iIIio fieniidence
local
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1 l-I‘omitjout physician: claim people
I. f'fIl In in» IIcI‘atIuII of ""11“!“ llllllllt‘?“
l III-It II is the noun III-:gl;t—k~yrd. wrong:
. r .“.'i‘.‘l Li‘lj. or woman Who i; "1tcrn"
; at work or play.
. Strong. \v--li no ”lIcIl nm’vrx; it: tho
."rI-J? s~ i'l‘t'l of >1 . l;I:Il.i| :ILIIl l:'.t,I-
pmcss.
Men and women lr_v to “co rce'IIrIll-«se:
of health. strength. amluliun.” cncruv
:1an ll‘Jlll‘, they I‘Xl'f‘t‘d th-- :qwcd limlté.
wasting nervc strrnc‘th and cm-rzv and
fall to More up rest-rye fm'u‘. ,iiilt‘l'o
wards they only l'linl, hie l."-s 1.0 joys.
\Vithout crcrm'. rmhil'ion.
nerves, and pure l-ioml one cannot hope
to enjoy the failed Ilil‘.‘lf.ll“l.‘ cf sit-Pres
and happinesa. V .
A noted sapitcialim any", “Phosplmietl
Iron ”brings strength to the blood.
nerves and brain. that it is: a perfect
combination of vital clcmente of arr-at
ionic qualific-I whtn .Iir'wn I-y '.\"r:-vr.--
suck humnns‘, thf‘It It will increase body
staying pox-vet's".
He also says: "If you cm the .victim
of overwork. worry. excrss of mental
and physical forcce. hn re the blow. and
the pleasures of life are. no longer on-
joyable. that you need Phosphate-I Item
to brace. build you up and put you on
your feet again".
Special Notice-Jim insure phi-siclans
and their patients getting the genuine
7 only so do not allow dealers to who -
t pill-or tabla ' , u
(a.
Fll‘t‘l'lfl‘ -
and non r- energy, restore ambition and '
Phosphated [run we put up In capsules.
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iWill Be Held in New Haven
i on Friday and Saturday of
i This Week, and Program
1 Is Interesting -
The third winter .neming and me
Iscvcmyseyond annual muting of the
Connecticut State Teachers' Associa-
(ion and other state educational or-
ganizations will be held :n New Haven
on Friday and Saturday of this week.
:The programs follow:
.HEAEMASTERS OF SECONDARY
l SCHOOLS
{Committee on Program and Organiza-
. tion
_ Presidentw N. H. Batchelder, LoomiS
. Institute. Vt’indsor.
i Secretaryerouis 1‘. Slade. New Bri-
ttain High School.
Friday, February .4
12:00 M. (lraduates' Club. 155
Street. Luncheon.
. Speakers and Subjects
é “The.New Entrance Requirements
'a: Yale." l)r. llcrberi 1). Gregory. Prof.
of Geology,
“Psychological Tests for
to Columbia l'niversity,"
Thomas H. Briggs.
“\Nhat the \Var
About the Foundation of Character,"
Major Stewart Patch, 1'. 8.21.
All principals of public of privati-
secondary schools: in Connecticut are
invited to attend this lunchcon. No-
ticc of intention to be present should
be mailed to Principal Charles L.
Kirschnr-r, New Haven High School.
not later titan Thursday. February 13.
The prico of the luncheon will not ex-
ceed $1.75.
Saturday, February 16
8:00 A. M. Graduates" Club. Breakfast.
Elm
Admission
followed by informal dixcussion.
SUPERINTENDENTS ASSOCIATION
l'Iosidvnt - Mr. Snmucl .l.
Bridgeport.
Friday, February 14
3:21" P. M. lni’mmai gatlII-rin: at the
llirh School.
lztm I‘. .\l. Assembly Hall
Address: -‘AnwricanizatIon." \i: ii,
In pat'imwn‘.
ll. “’hoaton, llirI-ctor of
thll‘
of .\IIIcI:ic.Iniza'ion. ConucrttI at
Council of llci'cmc
Saturday, February 15
brim A. M. llruviuatcs' Club. III-million.
followed by informal discussion
All \\ ho intt nd to bc prtwcnt should
noIiI’y the DI'I'Sidl‘nl, Mr. Slawmn. not
intcr than ’l‘lturmlay. February Nth.
SCHOOLMASTERS CLUB
l’I'vsidcnt» M r. Winthrop
Harifonl.
Huck.
Secretary?» Mr. Karl Roi-"ho. Bristol.‘
has Taught 1's:
Secoetarymnr. William L. Hagen,
New Britain. , .‘a
Saturday, February 15
1:30 P. M. Room 20. "Manual Arts in l
the Smaller Towns.” Mr. Francis W. .../
Brackett. director 0: Manual Arts. ‘ 31;"
Greenwich l
2:15 P. M. "Art in Concrete." Mr. Ro-
bert L. Henk. instructor In Manual_
Training. Stamford ~
13:15 P. M. Business meeting of the Aa—'
sociation l
CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION OFJ
CLASSICAL HIGH SCHOOL t
TEACHERS - _
Presideni~-Vico Principal J. C. Moo-
dy: New “diam.
Vicc‘l‘l'efilucllL—Ml‘. M. U. Donovan,
Waterbury.
Cor. Sec—Mr. I. N. Countryman,
New Haven. .
Treasurer—Mr. W. J. Prouty, .Merr
Coats, Suits.
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den. . I
Rec. Sec—Mr. J. M. Kicker, Bridge-I .I
DO”. 1' I
Executive Committee
Mr. C. H. Ward. Waterwwn.
Mr. L. H. Bugbee, \Vest Hartford
Miss Charlotte Gulliver, Norwich.
Saturday, February 15, 1919
1-310'1
GENERAL MEETING
(See program of State Convention)
1:30 I’. M. High School Library, Room
101. Business meeting. Election of
officers ' i
Professor ‘
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Friday, February 14
6:10 I". M. Sabatini's. 151 Church.
Street. Dinncrtl‘reas Informal
of Education; In:
Supervisor 01 Physical Training in
New Jersey
All men who are teaching in (‘on-
nI-cticut are invited to attend this din~
m-r. Notice of intention to be pre-
.~:~=nI should reach the SI-crctary not
later thunThureday, February 11. The
price of the dinner will bc " 25. Thu
I-lub cannot agrre to furnish places to
Ilmsu \\ ho do not accept in advance.
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Guests: Mr. Hem Onuondson. As-I
sistant Secretary tho State Board,
F. TY. Maroney.’
'NEW HAVEN TEACHERS‘ LEAGUEV
l'rcsidcnt «Miss Carolyn Merchant
Friday. February 14
:15 l’. M. An cntcrtainmcnt tollowml
by an informal reception will
’I.
be .
gixcn in the lligh School for state
liilClll’l‘H and mumbeh ot‘ (uhcr or-
ganizations that. are
mid u inter meetings.
PROGRAM
holding ”WM”"Practical \‘l'ork of
l
A short entertainment has bccn pro'
vided. as follows:
. SI-irctions» High School Orchestra
"Companions of lllt' lioad"
Morality Play given by \lr. Galpin‘s
Siniur l’uhlic Speak-III: “4:85
. Grace Parker
Clearance Sale
waists, Millinery
NEW SHOWING OF
SPRING HATS?
‘Jc;
3:,” .m...o-
Dresses,
(4;-
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-2 OFF
:7 -7 ..’;,-'.. .
forces. in Falls, and lately word hm"
been st-nt as an cutortaiitcr to Aix—iI>..~ I
- llains. in the Alps, probably the mm!
of Europe‘s ,srrcat watvriu:
Clinton If. Farnham, M. A.
School,
Tel Ins,"
Headmaster Classical High
New Britain
“More Greek and Latin.
James E. Grafton, M. A. \‘ice
cipal Crosby High School
45 1’. M. High School Room. Mathe-
maths-Applied to everyday life.
th
. famous
places.
Here an average of 7.000 Incn :‘ll‘
' convalrscing. and Mil-'5 Odell's “mix
is to bring back the joy and happinc.~
of life In thore who so long have DIN-ll.
Ccrtainly.‘
Prinv ‘
1: l
est
Chairman: C. C. Russell, Asst. Su-
perintendent. New Haven Public
Schools Isadnom: and narrow.
Speakers: . that shti- has been chosen to fill so int
portant a ill->1. and her friI-ntls lime
Aaron “'ittstcin, lit-ad of Department .
With her in hcr good I'Iu‘tuntu
Fchruarv Hill at the houn-
Chariot~ Thompson. of Fort Sli'l‘l‘l. Ram
Norwalk.
inc of the. new committoc it is no I
1:45 P. M. English—Room 103. Chair- ‘ , .
man: M. C. Donovan. D. Litt.. Prin- I 3,, o C 0 '
cipal Crosby High School. Water- ‘A’ V l "" 50 . 00 '
bgry ‘ ' ho C E 9 6 e1 S O t
“ ral Composition," scoc . Bas— . _..., . . .1, .,-., L. at”, -. a, .. _ .. . . n
sen, B. A.. Head of English Depart- 0.12.1.5: .. a.“ .emg.&.-.¢m 4e.,..&.: '0 ....0 9»
meat, Danbury High School . F‘“#'— ., 'mi "" ‘ "““ ”"' ’" “" ' “'
“laughs-h Grammar In High School." Home Demonstration Agent. New filtered a not guilty plea. mow an”.
(.. hvel‘yn Fisher. B‘ A.. English Haven ing the evidence. iIowIw-vr, Jud. ...
.l)cpI.. Lrosby 1ixgh.School, Vi atcr- __.-.._ burgh found him guilty and .. . I.
33“,”: _ , .. , ‘ .. CONNECTICUT WOMAN'S COUNCIL him to sixty (1:in in in” H“ I‘lltl
lllrrttcu Composttiou,‘ Frauexstvrib OF EDUCATION ed. the. svntencc. boxy-IIIIII- ;.-.I ..
f‘m (owles. 1{. A.. Lngllsh Dept. President-Dr. Elizabeth w. (‘Icavc- Peterson 15 minutes in \‘y'llII I,
(rosby High School, Vi'aterbury land out of the city.
114" P— 31.;115lfl1r'5'—L3100m 3. Applied Secretary—Mrs. l.. S. Cumming, ~ ——~
to every av ie. liairman: rving Plantsviile ‘ _ . . .
1N. Coumryman, Head of History IlL- 11:30 A. M. Annual Mowing, Room 6 1G0", Ends, chu're 600‘! r.“
partmcnt. Ncw Haven High $011001 There will be a luncheon and meet-Q . ft no man mm m "1’ ‘ "
bill‘aker‘?‘ . in: for students and graduates of ”“gh'ly “'0‘" ”‘L‘ broad 1'” “ " ”III"
Slaxyson; m1..fillin'cnca‘nHistory—“Mr. it. Eslon Teachers’ College at. the Arts. and on the plausible Dl'hll‘ilut ;
lliileh'Scllfih-ll IInpral. Hartford Public CraftsqStudgo. 3;, Elm 511.1991. at 13 11.5.,de byll](3;ft)lxlilll‘.~:«t~1 ,‘ , ‘
t n b.1u"'.“""'l. ‘ ‘.
ll. Ancient liisiory~Mise .‘lirclta oon, a I (1y 9 luau o l ‘lzood ends can I” “"‘l’l‘l'L "I ‘
l.. llicktord, Torrington High School . means. Those that mum:
Ill. English History—Miss .losc- Norwalk Girl Strong and mav be countwi w J. ‘ ..
Lingo] Danie): MW Haven HIS“ In Work For Y. M. C. A. left alone.--(7lI:II‘iI s I... I... ,.
~ . . .. ._..’ m - ab Rd
I‘Iltli'. 5:331:91idealnlgfigfimyufitoré 1 Friends of Mia-IN Cornelia ()dcll “N“ y u 8:_ p
lost" * 5 ' ‘ ' a "' ° ‘ interestcd in tho ll‘lblllt‘ that has bccu ——MABI~‘1 (all; C: _ T:
1.4... l' M Classicsmfligh School' paid her ability and efficiency since _ ‘ ' ‘ ' 1‘ 1""
"mu"; 105' (‘h-Iirman' B Belle Whit- her arrival in France. Miss Odell was m her latest hllf‘l"'~~ .\i I‘..
Ilc)‘ Head. ‘of Iati'n .De artment 24cm owrsrae with a Y. M. C. A. uniI lace Theatre. Today.
I'lttiibury High School p '3 in Novcmbcr. Slip fiI.<t traincd as an' ___--.-..._
"licdncc Classics to their Lowest ”me" in the AmerIcan Expeditionary The (‘llit‘l'fliilll‘H‘lll I-ommiItmI or
may Jonninus ixIIlL‘I‘. Sill-[bards of B...
ichcm. will Int-ct on Friday Inst-mutt.
n? Mv.=.
As this is the. first illI-w'
ly desired that. all members an. m}
under the shadow of gloom, misery jf possible and plan for the onth'
it 1” an 1‘0“” ments to be held during the torn for
which they have. been chosen.
of Mathematics, Bridgeport High Tl‘J'Oll‘t‘
School .
VAGRANT MADE HIS
ll. Mchmand. llead '
i‘.I'.‘lll of Mathematics. FOURTH TR'P TO COURTl
SI-houl, “'allingi'oni. Conn. ,
Mr. Samuel ll. lloscnbaum, Thc Ros?
canuIIII School. Milford. Conn.
General discussions opened by Mr.
ll. of llcpart-
(‘hoatc ;
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Patrolman Robert Gainer last cvcnl
ing took into custody Frank Pcth-Fon.‘
Ar- of this and other cities. charging thc.
Illllr E. Booth, Ilcad of nepaI-Inwm man with vagrancy. Peterson is an;
n: Mniholnniics; New Haven High old offender and has appeared in the ,_
School and by Mr. Robert E, Goff. City Court on no loss than four occa-
licad of Department of Mathenmt- sions on practically the same charges.
iI-s. New Britain High School ‘ He was arraigned bei‘me .ludgze‘
1: t5 P. hi. Commercial Section— George H. \‘osburnh this morning and
.‘L‘ the. new $4.36.
‘ THAT ANNOYING.
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L the VIII'UQl‘E mam alum-'3
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PERSISTENT COUCH ‘
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Room 120. Chairman: John D. Hous- > _ _
ton. High School, New Havcn.l ' ‘
Conn. '
the Commercial 1.
Department in the Administration of
AS GOOD AS NEW ;
Static-n: Activities." Louis P. l‘ou-. ,- W. That‘s Ihc rat “4 IIIa‘u ' l
tassc. Head of the Commercial lle- ‘ ‘i ' “Inn old hru of mm». I *
parxmcnt. Meridcn High School \‘ , . : . .. I
V“'l‘rnini!in Student for Oilice “'ork." R.‘ i '1 \ui...I.I7.- A U: “l" H ‘
\\'. Porter. Sales. Enginccr. \‘K'in-f ‘ I ““H‘ “3“” ”'3 4’7"" "
chcstcr Repeating: Arms Company : I‘I‘uu‘vx ~““‘“ ‘I' I = ll“
"ilookkccping in Ten Lessons," E. IL. 0: your g... IrII'I .. .
Cooper i l. . .
. Science—New Haven High School 3 mm'm U W} m r..I
1:45 l‘. M. Science ~Goncral Meeting: .7; ‘ ‘2‘“ ‘ l" "‘1"
Room 2991. Chairman: Elbert C. with: I II> .. 'I‘-l new I":
Cole. Hartford High School l l 3 In ‘I I. -- moum‘ .1.
2:00 i’. M. Biology ----- Physiology SI’C'= .3.
tion. Room 206. Chairman: Miss M. ":3?
Alma (‘rowc. New Britain lligh. “gl'wall, Q‘lijfi'y ”5519
School ‘ ’ ll. H ll 1:03 i i. alll}?
“The Relation of Courses in Biology}
and Physiology to Public Health.” ~ I .
Professor c. 1:. A. \Yinsiow, vale1 29 “fall Sin ivfllr'i’é'allk
l’nivcrsity ' i _. ”"1
Discussion ”- ' ,. ”AM...” - ~-*""""'
Youth ............. . '.
Life ................. Van-via Fatmv !
i'lxpvrier‘ty ........... Lillian Erskinz
Prophecy ............... Alive llunlr
liIIpI- .................. Mary \Valshi
Ambition .............. Alicia Siator‘.
Truth ...... . ...... Diana Brmzt’elder;
Pleasure .......... . . . . . \‘Iola Marius '
(fiimu ............. Sophie Schu’artzl
Poverty ............ . . May JIIllimorc ,
:HonOr . . . . . ....... Sylea lioscnbaum
Faith .............. ‘ilZ-lbt 1h Kurizc,
Opportunity .......... AgnI-s Fritzeil
Death ....... . ....... . . Alive McKay
Selections~ High School Orchestra
I The committee in charge of the pro-
srram for this convention hopes to see
tlu- annual reception an event of in—
lcreaeing profit and pleasure. it is
;hupeti that all men and women who
‘are in attendance at the Friday meet—
; lugs. and as many as possible oi~ those
fwim come for the Saturday meetings.
will plan to accept the cordial invita-
.tion of the Toachers’ .Leagllt‘ ‘0 be
unmet-n! at the reception.
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GENERAL MEETING
Saturday, February 15
.luzou A. M. Room 3. Business
i log
30:00 A. M. Room 5. Chairman ——E(i-
i ward S. Boyd. Meet of members of
l the Teachers Retirement Associa-
I
111091-
tion for the nomination 0f a mem-
ber of the Teachers Retirement
Board for two Years
§10:30 A. M. Assembly Hall. Address:
"What Would Lincoln Say to this
i: Generation." Dr. J. Percival Huget,
.‘ Brooklyn. N. Y.
jCONNECTICUT STATE TEACHERS
‘ -LEAGUE
l l’resident—-~Miss Elizabeth J. Cairns;
iHartiord.
l Vice President~—~Miss Janet Purdue,
INew Haven. ‘
Saturday. February 15
a 12:00 M. Sabatini's. 151 Church Street.
Luncheon ‘
1:45 P. M. High School Room 1013.an.
ecntive Committee mung .
2:00 P. M. Physical Geography-(lend
School." Profc-ssor \‘Vm. North Rice.
\Vcsle33n University
rliSCUSSlOH
" “ ". ‘i. -~(“::I»In?<tI-y~»-l'hysics Sec~
. Lia. '- f‘lrwiz rm: Principal
L. n. Liltgucc. \\‘I~sI Hartford High
School
“Some Elementary Problems in Gas
“'arfarc." Professor Chas. R. Hoov-
er. \Vcsleynn l'niversity
i)
\V'. Marvin.
ous sizes.
“7e have just received
CONNECTICUT HOME ECONOMICS
oral Science Section. Room 118.: ' ,
Chairman: Miss Clara A. Peach; ‘ .
IIIII—Irnz-d High School i DEV!NE BR0 '3'” 5&5
“Physical Geography in the High 5 L '
ANNOUNCEMENT
’We are pleased to announce that we are now rvudy I.) .L'I; .“l
and wood from our yards in East Norwalk. formerly opt-ratcll lI‘
. Pl'Oth and efficient service and court com: irealmcnl \“- ‘
be given to all customers, whether calling in person or by tcicillml‘“
OFFICE AND YARDS—FIRST STREET AND SEAVIEW AVE.
a consignment of (‘Ual (Ii \ .
Secretary—Miss Annie I. Robertson.
Hartford
Saturday, February 15
11:00 A. M. Room 117. Address: “The
En‘ect of the War on ome Economics.”
Bertha M. Terrill, University of
Vermont
1:30 P. M. Address: "Increased Home
Economcis in Our State," M. Estella
Sprague. Connecticut Home Econom-
ics Director I It‘ll]
2:00 P. M. Address: “Americanization
Through Home Economics,” H. H.
W'heaton, Director Department Am-
ericanieation. State Council of De-
fense. Sara Holbroo‘k, Visiting
School.
.rumr
mu:-
.'reach,e_r. Henry“ Barnard
D‘V
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not,
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year. in
madam Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian of '
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Opel. & oheokint account. uproar vour bills by check.
ASSOCIATION East Norwalk, Conn Telephone 53
Presidenthies Orissa M. Baxter. —.-_
Hartford ~-- -_. -- _ c -
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