' Naturalization to,
State—But No Control
‘ lhont in any way coming under
control the Americanization
.evéning school departments of the
"board of education have formed
11 of co-operation with the divis—
‘ .013 citizenship training. bureau of
lisation, l'nited States depart-
of labor for the furtherance of
nship education work in the
> This was announced yesterday
‘Bobert C. Deming. state director
.. ericanization.
-e agreement." said Mr. Deming.
' ~ not bind us to use federal text-
.. and materials excepting to sup—
nt our own. The main feature
.. plan is to send federal examin-
‘ .to conduct final examinations in
. nship where there are more. than
examinations. This is to avoid
' nomination by federal govern-
control. Connecticut and Mass-
Mts are the first to take this
ion of co-operatisn and New York.
' ' nd Pennsylvania are falling
‘ ; line."
1e co-operative plan as announced
tel-day is to be forwarded to all su-
, ' tendents of schools and Ameri-
collation directors. The plan fol-
e.—
Pnblic school instruction in public
All mm
M
- te Department Will prerate
llflN‘ Willlli
With.U.,,S_..Bureau.of_
Citizenship in This
her
From
M> 8“
fl _
admission to citizenship. It is d
tinctly understood in this connection
that the chief naturalization examin-
er's office is to have ample notice as
to the time and place of these tests.
For Teaching Instructors.
The state department of evening
schools will. for the present. conduct
institutes for training teachers in the
instruction of the foreign born. inclu-
ding in such institutes a study .of the
use of the materials furnished by the
division of citizenship training to pub-
lic school classes, for‘pupils and their
instructors.
Credit Toward Certificates.
Credit townrris state. teacheis' cer-
tificates will be granted to those who
Hit-to summer school
successful!
work. Sw‘ -‘it will also be given
for volt: mucticc teaching of the
foreign mm.
Certificatc to no Awarded.
The federal certificate of recogni-
tion and approval of the work of the
public schools in instructing candi-
dates for citizenship in co-operation
with the division of citizenship train-
ing. will be awarded for display in
each classroom wherein the federal
citizenship textbook is being used.
The public schools nmithc federal
_, nl buildings. industrial plants.
mes and elsewhere. either in groups!
as individuals. of adults. whether;
. 'e or foreign born. in urban or;
--I communities‘will be toxic
ry practicable way by thcsc
.. - nal forces . The local directors 0
Mericanization and other local pub-
ochocl authorities will be. urgt-d to
operate to the fullest extent in car-
t-dll-
1
box" 3:" and ;l
_ m5. incision of ,i
. gned States de- fl
._'_ ff‘hl
who l‘H'l-ivc
es and responsibilities. and
mithoritios may approve.
m Aid To Be Furnished.
sun of citizenship training
" to'public schools rccord‘t
mg the nuines and address-
Izzlates for citizenship and
Him, atuivwill send to such
w-c’itizens cordial letters of:
if,“ n attend the public schools.‘
we supply. free on request.
”‘mzttcrial us may be uvnil.
lng naturalization blank
instructions for their use.
from the federal burcuu
on will be sent at the
class of (ill advanced
urpose of conductingl
atiou required by thei
of naturalization for
”.d in ‘makes satisfactory p
certificate of grad
f plicunt for
who has
the qu’
(‘1
out the details of this ugrve- wthcse
‘n i... furnishvd‘(‘(‘nti\'(‘ will be given for the proper
uses for citizenship public
_, , under whom thcsc certificates are conferred.
‘.1 supervision. instruction and to those receiving naturalization
"glish lunuuuge and citizen- certificates.
. .. .
government will Jointly pusent th.
certificate of proficiency to tuck! IIO'":
er of first citizenship papers- "1 d -
tcndancc upon the public ”pools. who
ss. and the
u.uon to each ap-
Wnd citizenship papers
”M'd the rcquirements of
‘ochools and the division of
hip training. \Vivcs of candi-
for citizenship will be entitled
certificates upon the same
crms as their husbands. These (‘cr-
ificatcs will bear the signatures of
hc proper federal and school author-
ties and will be under seal. Every in-
of these
recognition upon
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V.‘ BILLY. Prop., 3o. Not-walk, Conn.
It is the desire and will be the con-
. texts and such gnu-r texts slant effort of the educational forces
Aiming mutt-rials astiw statc'of the state in hclnlns to orsrumze
: tees! Aniericunization and localicitizcnship (‘lusscs umlr-r D'lilll‘ school
shall i supervision.
representatives of. the hlll'l'nll of nut—
uralizution. Superintendents of schools
will be urged to
to co-opcrate with the
avail tbctuso-lvn-N of
no information and the Inuit-rials that
may be placed at their disposal by tho
,rcpnscntatives of ill“ l-ucv-zm.
.\. ”R. Mormli-h.
Slate commissioner of education,
i“. R. linrring‘ton.
(it-pau'tun-nl of"
schools.
Raymond P. t‘rist.
Federal director of citizenship.
Jumcs Farrell.
Chief naturalization examiner.
-ltobert C. Deming.
Birtttor. department of American-
imiion.
Director. evening
(iranted
, Oct, 3'.~-(i0vern01‘
If New York has con-
extzadivion of Lieut.
received a wonderful ovntion on his
trip from Philadelphia through Helm,
wurc to his \vintcr quarters near “on
ALL \VAN'I‘ T0 SI-ll-I
“RICAT MAN 0' “’AR
GEORGETOWN. liel.. Uct. 27.~—-
\ian 0' “'ur. the champion rucehorse.
an. Burns detective, lin, Md. At. Harrington and George-
: the detective can be town. both Junctions. long stops were
mad:- and big crowds nllowed to go
f .. (lowrnor's action he
A‘ _ht into Connecticut. ac-
vank \‘irelli, of the state
ent to Albany yesterday
”Governor's signature to
39m for Bozeman.
.5 ‘ed here for failing
{A the criminal court
f ' "win answer to charg-
“ ~ and battery lodged
by Cozza. who alleged
. had beaten him in an
. n evidence during the
3 arrested by Sergeant
,home in Mt. Kisco, N.
'17. and later released
.v- to appear before
. ite Plains, November
*. governor’s warrant in
”‘ Sergt. Virelli wishes to
- back to this state
lble and wil make a
magistrate in White
Mon Bozeman before
,1, his hearing.
03: ct'ror‘r‘ ;
.'- employ of Longhi
in thu- special express cur und scc.the
champion and the other horses in the
stablv.
I
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CASCARETS . ’
“They Work while you snap"
Do you feel at "Sixes and sevens"
today? You are blliouS. constipated!
-You feel headachy, full of cold, un-
strung. Your meals don't flt—breath
m, ,, . ors, of Torrington,
an“ . rday excavating for,
'11. x the Mill Plain road to.
&‘ . ' . ’t‘two railroad grade I
“ n Danbury and Mill;
‘ I ,rough work‘ will be
S. that the actual con-9
highway may be start-
possible next spring.
' that before the summer
'ay there will-the a new
e road over which ve-
operated without having
I- both of the railroad
~ era! days ago in the of-
' ate highway department.
‘ t‘fhe contract had been
. received by the Danbury
ivcd the contract
eek and looked over the
. Maud made arrangements
3. 'work. The men . and
.. fished ’Monday.
POLE¢ IN VILNA.
Oct. 28 (By The Asso-
41's., occupation of
Zeilgouski was the
‘ . discussion by the
’ ' League of Nations
" ,-. ,. :oven‘tualltles
._. ' . .. by the
, ffls. ‘ of these was the
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3‘ We. ,The sec-
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andtlf'o
construction of the l
is bad, skin is sallow. Take Cas-
ca‘rets tonight for your liver and
bowels and wake up clear, rosy and
cheerful. No griplng—no inconven-
ience. Chilrden love Cascarets too.
10, 25.50 cents.
‘i
coma SAGE TEA -
mm GRAY HAIR
Dar-keno Beautifully and Restores Ito
Natural Color and Lustre
At Once
Common garden sage, brewed into a
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxo
luriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and
Sulphur recipe at home though, is
ltroublesome’. ‘ An easier way is to
get the ready-to-use preparation. im-
proved .by the addition of other in-
gredients, a large bottle. at little cost,
at drug sores, known as “Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound," thus
lovoiding a lot of muss.
While gray. faded hair is not sinful,
we all desire to retain our youthful
appearance and" attractiveness.
mm your hair with Wyoth'o
and Sulphur Compound. no one can
rtell, because it does it ”naturally. so
evenly. You just dampen a make
or soft brush wlifi‘flt and draw this.
'your hair. Jalapeno Sisal
‘m
strand u s time: by month! at m
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other sputteotios‘ or
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All is Vanity!
A “'OMAN may be pardoned
a certain vanity in her good
judgment if she serves ,Vsn
Dyk’s Duchess cofiee in her
home.
Because her friends will he sure
to give her the reputation of
Serving the most delicious
coffee in their set!
Duchess, The Coffee Supreme
Out to 38¢ lb.
(5 lbs. $1.85)
Saubo Coffee. Quality Fine
Out to 250 lb.
.(5 lbs. 5120)
James Van Dyk Co.
21 twin inn! er.
soars soawau.
By
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The
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Price $65.00 .
That Beater—as it Sweeps—sou it Cleans.
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The Hoover performs the three essentials of
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A card or a ’phon‘e call to
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Our EASY TERMS will enable you to have
the use of the Cleaner while paying for‘it.
Also, agent for the TORRINGTON, another
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Price $42.50
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56 So. Main St. Phone 909
$.10
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0
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It simply slips over the
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There are no books, eyes nor
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Visit our Corset Shop and
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34 to “—81.50.
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sorts of_ Crib Blankets from embroidered Jop. Silks
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