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TUESDAY. 12m 321. 1919
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EASTER
RECORDS
MHZ—The Crucifix.
74356~The Holy City,
Williams
.95674—Te Deum. Trinity Choir
«15089—1!» Palms.
The Lost Chord.
woos—Beautiful Isle of Some-
where.
Christ Arose.
04726—The Lord Is My Light.
35620—G03p21 Hymns, No. 3
an .
HEAR THESE.
SOUTH 302W“
[Cit—y NewsT
to olcanize the Walk!
will be held this evening
Assclllbly Hall. Wall
A meeting.
war veterans
in the Town
strut-t.
The ladies of the Norwalk Dispen’
sary are holding a Cal'd party this all
ternaon in 'he atllolic club, West ave'
nue.
Friendship Association, No. 7, will
rredcrm 'xPitzel W’oodm ‘nvcnue.
when reports of the lecent state ar-
sl'mlllv in Hartford will be made.
Daniel Younga. of Charles B. street,
is very busy at present. placing his lit-
1le yadfl. in fine shape for the coming
«135011 on the Water.
Frederick H. Madden, Jr., of 22 New
town terrace, has resigned his position
with the Higley Mfg. Co., in Chestnut
street. ‘
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—NOTED PERSONAGE ,
NOW IN NORWALK
' or boy.
:of the
Franklin list will be four times as
Al'l‘lzlllllllfifi 11113111
FRANKIE m
Following i5' 11 likt of the
whose a tendance was perfect ior the
The list‘
term which closed April ll.
is small compared with the
ment of pupils which shows that pu-'E
'pils and parents should have a
appreciation of what the cultivation of'
1 habits of punctuality mean to any girl!
It is hoped that at the cldse'
' 110w,
term beginning
Nlarge
Room 36, Tcather, Mrs. Helen Lyon
Fielcnce Batterson,
-—-Francis H0) t,
Ila Hopkins
'rion Miller, Edna Smith.
Room 33, Teacher,
Q
1' Dube
Alexander Gibson,
Norbert Powell.
Wehle.
Room 28. Teacher,
Louis Novak, Barney Orlins.
Mary Savastano.
Frances Wright,
chael Sottez.
ly———Vllla Green.
Tony Palladino. James Bolton
ther—«Loia Hayes.
Room 22, Teacher.
Jennings—Louise Benedict,
Room 21,
Prendergast—Nicholas Barber.
Room 8, Teacher.
I reland—Elsa Kramer,
Albert shultz, William Sullivan.
Putty Ruscoe Arbuckle will be seen
\lso Balle-
'l'1'1111111,” \ll should see these special )(11. [Elizabeth Saunders,
“mm“ IStur‘ges, There-J Tomlsetu.
.. ‘ . J hn d n , Lo 5
I 2111 111- .1111 1s 0f1l11~ Red Cross Ouxil Tyrrell. o Bog a y “i
. - Christopher
1.11. 111 11111'\orV\.1ll. Congregations”
1.111111.1HI 11111111 :11 1111 parish house, 1d? 9'" Francis 1‘
1ting, Marcus Palis Earl Roberts, Sam‘
11111111111101. .fhzlllooll as men“ is much 1
. , . , ‘111111. -111el Sullick Thomas Skidd.
hi“ 3‘ ll .fi' 1
1 Room 1‘. Teacher. Miss Amy Doll-
.1._ 1"..1~.1:.1 Young. of “1 oodward balum—-Esther Forish Francis Marino
11i1o recently presented Mr.
*1 .11_s “ith a little son at the N0“
PL: hospital is getting along nicelV
l111r home. i
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Russvll (fortwrigllt, who is in the
.1111in.r school of the United States,
' 11_V being 5. ‘ationcd at Newport News
1 1 his l1omc,’:_'1 Flax Hill 1'.oad hlV'
summoned how. by the illness!
1111 111'11-n
‘ ‘is fallPt'
:1 1s 1xpr1tttl that Norwalk uill be!
1 1-1-‘cntod at. the State conference of1
11.1 1 s and Correction to be held in’
1 '1 London. April 27- 29 At the open-
»esion. next Sunday, at 8 p. m..
'1 \\ 11‘. be atldre‘ls bV DI‘. Edw‘ard A.
.. 1 1 11; Education in Reconstruction.’
1 1111111111. social reconstruction
~11 13111111111'. by able speakers.
iizwwluy lll"Y'P will be round-table
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A MAN CAN"! LIVE
forever, but. a trust. m '
can; andintrustsooveringa
long period of than M
ual existence is of vital im-
portance. ,- 1
The thoughtful testator :i
will name this Company in :
hiswiuastmsteeofhisw'
tate, thus providing against I
My break in the perform.
ance of the duties involved.
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9. “'aken1un.—1llarold
1 line Barn-11m, Harriet Sherman.
The South, lls'pl‘wallkt
Room 7 , Teacher.
‘Rose Mozzo.
1 lll'geu. Joseph Kelley. Philip Rippner.
Teacher \“33 Ruth “eed ltricts now ranges from $450 to $600
—}{elen Decker Mildred Gibson, An i for the school year of thiny six weeks
James Irving. 'He has been informed that tno mini-
Room a,
na Kory, Louis Bendos,
'SteV'e Tolls, Jnck “‘oli‘e 1
—Roo1u 2. Teacher. \liss Mill}; Hill."
Schnabel”
Ernest (Jeitz Alexandel
'Florn Hopkins.
Room 1. Teacher.
Benedict,
MUST PROVE TITLE
TO AUTOMOBILESi
HARTFORD, April 22.
' hicle (‘ommissionel Stieckel has made
- 21'1 1 of (hinnell. 13—. and President. a. new rule \Vith the purpose of proving
1 .1 10 of Brown UniV FTP-HY. 011 "Thél title to the ownership of motor vehi-
"21111 of \mericanlwllon" and "The: cle cars at the time otregistration Un—1
der the rule the person applying for'
be required to
I " (llllrl conservation Will be consid- give on 08th. information which will m'
on'ol' use in the establishment of the
the registration will
identity of the car. A recent
business 893510“ the legislature gave the commissioner
. and 11 (“30115903 at 2 p m 0!} the authority to make the rule Ho
. '1r\\'u1'——,t‘om1nunity Work for Wolhopets it will be useful in Ipreventing
automobile thefts. ~
-—Sentinel Wont
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’Keep in Mind.
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Ruth Crofoot,.Cla1a Devsenroth Rose
DON NE ’8 ' ' ‘
LLY "Halas. Ruth Johnson. Margaret Simon-E
' . . icky, Agnes-“'arm, Anna Yost.
1‘ 80' M3“! 3' ' Room 35, Teacher_ Miss Agnes
livan.-IRuth Brush, Alice Burns, Ame-
Tberesa Labunek, Lil-
lian Lester, GlendaVire Loveloy. Ma
Miss Florence
Nichols~~Anysia Bunion. Charlotte Jar-' 1
Via, Eugenie McMahon Inez Munhall, t
Josephine Novak, Madelyn O'Gormon. mm
Dorothy Paterson, Joseph Audino, Leo
Leon Fish, Frederick Ganung
George Jackson.
Harold Skidd. John;
‘ Miss Margaret
'McClure—Olga Vetas, Nathaniel Hop-
kins, Eugene Kane, Henry Inchwood,1
Room 27. Teacher, Miss Helen Prin-
die—Harold Anderson, Michael nus.
ky, Frank Foreit, William Gadoczi.
Room 26,- Teacher, Miss Sara Don-
hold a meeting this evening with Mrs. 1neny_Anm Czalro, Mary Mayoral.
Sophie Wibbu
Steven Hodos,
Room 26, Teacher, Miss France: K01.“
Verna laugh-n.
Room 24, Teacher, MiasEdith Ma-
Miss Margaret
Dorothy
.Lovejoy, Charles Griflin, Simon Perl-
1man, Earl Thompson.
Teacher, Miss Katherine
Miss Elizabeth
Bertha Roth.
Miss Antoinette
'1‘ ”1“ RF?!" today in “( limping 0m". Kelley—1120119 Bardos, Helen Balas 1 ers on the active list of the board who
“mum in "The Highest Edith Boemm Mary Czell, Helen Ki's Iare paying urinal assessments to egg-1
Beatrice title
Hirschman, Maury Mon-"381811“! because of reuflmell from
lonsport. Leighton Nui- (1&0th Their money was refunded.
Elizabeth Sobey John! have practically disuppeamd and the
Miss Angeline
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They are here! Bring in the
. lees! ’
For school boys ready to step
out of lmickerbockers, the
right trousers'to step into are
ready.
Trousers, made not for men
but for youths; quite a dif-
1 forence, u we can show you.
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STRONG ADDRESS AT
THE «BAPTIST CHURCH
(Continued from Page One).
right even from the motives of tour
of the result of wrongdoing. the obed-
ience which God want- il 130 that
Jesus who said. “I dough to
will, 0 my God "
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and
oonlill invitation to «loaded
to attend.
to all
TEACH IN “HER PAW.
Boyd Toll. of flooding. in Tact-lord
noun-hoot laud.
HARTFORD, m1 31.11—me Sen-
awrndwnrdfl.mmryottho
Teachers’ Retirement. oBard. sold to
day there are at present. 3.800 tach-
mu?!- to an Inuit]. The “’3...
Sea-lo on tho In: line- the board
Ermo lwas cmted was 3,900. Six hundred
I Mr. Boyd in referring to the in-
Icrease in salaries of telchcm in the
state within the past few years.
‘said that salaries under $4011 0 113.11
rate for teachers in the rouutry dis-
!mum rate of compensation (01 school
teachers who have graduate] from the
State Normll School Is 3800 a year.
" This minimum can not he maintained
in all the school dlstn‘c's and towns of
Em“. 3 the state because the 51111pr of Nornml
'ISchool teachers is not equal to the
, demand.
1
'HUNGABIAN KILLED
REACH HAL? MILLION
BUDAPEST, April 22.—Hun;arian
l losses in the war up to the last ital-
ian oflensiVe are placed at 471,193
lkilled, 300, 000 wounded, 323,282 pris-
' oners and 408, 000 missing 01' the lat-
dead. The losses in tbe'Italian oflen-
sive are estimated of 400,000.
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act of
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Try Befon You Pay
88mm tho Hgreat W723
133m a! «Yr-ma. I.“
produced wonderful '81:
thousand- ot the most number-
can;
If you inn expedmontod with
other man than tau-d
do not be ”scout-aged;
remedy
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te er 50 per cent life believed to be‘ '
ourmmtfll’ 17m:
“Quality Shop”
Smart Suits
New Capes
Dresses
Waists
Summer Furs
Millinery
Charge Accounts Opened
OVER Ill WESTPORT
There are over 5000 good
people. Once in awhile a
few bad ones drift into
town from adjoining cit-
ies and break in houses
but aside from that the
, place is alright.
During the summer the
population increaScs ov-
er 2000 by the addition
of City people who real-Li
ize the advantages West.1
port offers over other
places along the shore.
These 7000 people trade
where, they can get the
reason it behooves the
merchants otSouth Nor-
walk to beebme better
acquainted with West-
port people thru persist-
ent advertising in T H E
WESTPORTER - HER-
ALD, published 45 yrs.
by the Jones family.
i
Egg, Stove,
Nut and Pea
C-O-A-L
l’rompt Delivery
Harris & cans
"1'2”?
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“mixtwntw
ho easy. Drop in and '
we'llsl'iowyouhow Pm
brill-almond mail
out now marrow.
The finest mteria! we
boardi-
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best values and for that ‘
an
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noun AUTO WY 1'0 ALL momma
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RAYMOND & .SON
wan-11mm
CORSETS
nopoiaeofobodywellcarcdfor belongs to’ her who
ramymm.
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mammaoonmmunmm.
QINWMinmnhwwn reliable mains, are
foam”
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DRESS SHOES
For Easter Festivities
New models of many kinds includ- 1
i119 many novel effects.
All Sizes for Men, Women and Children
The nautical oi Iosiery io latch.
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' adjusting the same. Disease a a...
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Inflammation
noon aoawux. can. I.
11111 ransom”
of the «ill-case and the It at
by I Wrench 01 spru- h u
back. EVen If done in chiIMdb 1! n
creates pinched nerve- ... la. n
later lite in to. omen-at. org-I. “-
limbs.
Chimpactm remove (ho a. 'd ‘
hell“ h m fiw
my: ”mining the '1. 1
m in your body. Mo 1
tan «thespian. You'll-onen- ‘
net givifiz the Chiropractor . m
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twist
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TOR REPAIRING
'The City, National Bank
KIMONAS
Cnpelimominamictyofcuncfin colon-lags; pioin
andflnrod. oluticbolu. with frills at waistline, pointed and
plaited yoku; Per-inn and ribbon trimmed.
$1.50 to $2.98
Crepe Dressing Sacques, Rib-
bon “trimmings- $1.50
J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHING”! 3!. SOUTH RORWALK.
Tel. 449.
_ are often a necessity. but it propeflr
Aroymrmnblqpopmanduourlfiupropeflypzo
hold? Runyonswcmnoxi Rachmanino-
ddoynwlfllonolortbo-cnmofu.00perynr,hm
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your Liberty Bonds withoutcbu'pfimduh.
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Q. B. JACKSON
NO stcEéSom'
William Efl‘ron 1111110011 10 hw-
111ch kinds of Junk.
bone or send posts! ahead to
8 Rowan 8L, But Nor-walk.
Tel. “1. To). (01
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Artificial\ TEETH
made and fitted prove one of ti.
greatest comforts of life, and M
is no lemon why everyone Hearing 3
plate should not enjoy such canton;
tor teeth which continually drop or
make the mouth core are not doifi ,
the work for which they were Intefl-
ed. Special attention is given to M3
roofed mouths and dlmcult cues; n1 ,‘
wide experience of these condition.
enables me to succeed where my, ',
others have failed. '
Consultation free.
DI'JJLMII
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noun: 0 AM. To I P. at,
wumvo IY "remnant.
norms-run. town:
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