this stun-noon.
Mr. sud litrs. Robert Joselovsky'ofiexpemj Investigation-d
1 Seeview avenue were visitors in
on“.
J ”New Jami.- city yacht-ow.
‘ . , ‘ Wliirdhss been" received from Mr.
sud Mud. Wsliscs“ Marvin who ere
' en route to Cslitornis.
avenue flit.- E. church
the church this sfternoo .
J in. F: M. Wheeler. Edlle'avenue
will entertain the members of the
Women's Auxiliary of Christ church
at her home tomorrow cfternoon.
The Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
church will meet at 1:80 o'clock to-
morrow afternotin with Mrs. 1". M.
,Wheeler Edll'e avenue.
East Net-well: residents were with-
out water yesterday morning for a.
brief period of time. repairs having
to be made to some of the pipes.
gen—d...—
Miss Leona Tuttle. Miss Evelyn
Kingsley and Mrs. Walter M. Murray
of Greenwich visited in East Norwaik
yesterday as the guests of Mrs. Man-
uel Raymond of Winfield street.
Routine business was disposed of at
the February meeting of the East
Norwalk_ Improvement Association
‘ held yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Milton Elwood, Cove avenue.
{The Sewing committee of the be-
saar committee of the East Norwelk
Improvement Association will meet
with Mrs. Patrick Moekler. Van Zandt
gill-31¢ on Friday afternoon. February
. “J‘J . J.
Right Reverend Chauncey bi. Brew—
ster. Bishop of the Diocese of Con-
necticut will pay on omcinl visit to
Christ church shortly after Easter. st
which time he will confirm a large
class. -
()phir t‘hnptcr NO. 56. O. E. S. will
hold a. postponed regular meeting this
i evening at 8 o‘clock at which time the
reports of the delegates 'fo the grand‘
l
chapter session in Bridgeport. will be
read.
The third session of the Mayflower
J Hook & Ladder company's pinochle‘
tournament was held at the quarters~
lust night. The scores will be given
tomorrow as they are not obtainable
today. '
Canevari's teum again "dv-fentcd‘
Wicke's team at the second sitting of
the pinochle tournament of the!
Young Men's Community club hold at!
the club rooms in Community hull
lest night by a score of 18.242 to 14.-
555. The total scores since tho start
of the tournament give Cunevnri n to-
tal of 32.585 against \Vicke's 27.685.
The third sitting wll be held next
Wednesday evening at the club rooms.
Light refreshments were served fol.
.1 loving cards lost night.
25.
' ROWA Y TON
The mnny friends Of F'rnnklin (‘icv-
. Irly of Craw avenue will be happy to
‘ The male- Aid society of the Ecol: .
meeting st
' tion
trot-Estate.- ‘ __ ,
men to go to Wood. there
on direction lififljfiors
internist the men would
backers.” however. sud the offer .
refused. . J ‘ * lg ‘1
PUS dim-313w , .
. Toms-FRONT
Continued 'fromj'lrst Page
den. Today there no scores of stores
selling every kind of general iner-
chendise. It must not he thoufllt
that the stores that line.Ely avenue
and other streets nearby ore patronis-
.ed only by inhabitants living nearby.
Indeed. the stores draw upon. and in
fact. depend upon the trade of pen
sons who live in other sections of
N6rwslk. '
A stroll through Whistleville to s
person who u not visited the sec-
in com yours is well worth
while. The supermbundancy of chil-
dren darting here and there with dink
elves flushing and tongues merrily
chatting is the first impression nude
upon the senses of #M curious visitor.
all ones. short ones._fs.t ones and
thin ones. they are all there plsying
to their heart’s content.
. And standing on the corner tsiklng
in their nstive tongues ere the pictur-
esque Italians men each, with s blsgk
stogie between his lips. And prob-
ably in the some crowd will be the
wives of two or three of the men ink-
ing port in the general conversation.
Nesrby will be groups of Hungsri-
on men and women: the men olefin
cut with s moustache. which shows
the evidence of csre in its sppesrsnce
and the women clad in brighthued
garments with a silk handkerchief or
shawl of even brighter colors wrap.
ped around her head.
Probably. if it is warm weather. sn-
othcr group will be found sitting in
chairs in front of their homes with
feet perched at n precarious angle
and playing mondolins or other string
instruments and even. possibly sing-
ing.
“‘histlcville, to those who are fs-
mllisr with its habits and costumes. is
what Greenwich \‘illsge is to New
York. His the place for a dresmer
and artist: the place for the novelist
for it contains color that onLv csn be
gained through intimate contact.
The people of Whistleviiie are of a
thrifty class. Nine out. of ten living
in the section own their own homes
and have it nice flit bank book bro-t
sides. Probably the best known of
the accomplishments of the people in
this section in recent years was the
completion of St. Ladlslnus’ Hunger-
inn Roman Csthollc church. a struc-
ture which for beauty in construc-
tion can be favorably compared with
any other church in this section of
the stste.
BATHING SUIT CENSOR
MAY BE APPOINTED
DURING SUMMER
Continued from first pegs
the older residents of Nor-walk. 7
"it is well to remember."
ssld
« know that he is now on the rold to .W’illie McSwiggus. "the jrflcondl-
recovery after his recent severe ill-Jam“ 'mu our age is on adv‘nced
» nus. Although still in bed. he is con-
siderably improved and will soon be
able to be out again.
Howard Smith is at his home in
lower Rowayton avenue recovering
‘ from the injury to hislfoot which he
was unfortunate enough to receive a
few weeks ago when he was caught
in a freight elevator in ~a'Jcr‘sey City
‘ building . The injury. which neces-
'Iitnted Mr. Smith's remaining in the
Iospitsl for two weeks. was most
gainful. The injury is coming along
nicely now. however. and Mr. Smith
will in a. week or so be able to return
-. to his duties.
P. .M. Needle. the affable corner
'ocer. who also last year. recognis-
' ,r the need of the folks here. opcncd
Q meet market in the Dibble builds
hg next to the Bose house. and who
fin the store most successfully for
J :any‘ months. has disposed of th!l
* siness to Mr. Szczepnnlak who will
E‘oubtedly give the people here the
J of service. Mr. Needle found it
. possible to manage both his grocery
'thc corner of Rownyton avenue
(1 McKinley street and the market
‘ they should
be supervised, so the reporters.
. ought it best to sell the business The censor u Fnirfield Bench no ,“"’°""‘?“d‘""‘ b‘" "“3" "9°”
J.... or than give unsatisfacory service. also at Milford has not' been rushed mmmeh“ about in our condition
.« to death by having to chase men and leih regard to a course of study.
; DAMEN&NOROTON
,, An all day meeting of the Ladles’
“ hid society of the Methodist church
' mil be held on Thursday afternoon.
Kr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Ray-
mond were recent visitors in Banks-
- ville. N. Y. ,
' . Mrs. Chsrles W. Smith. of Grove
. street. is recovering from an attack
J of the grip. ‘
- A Valentine cake and ten sale will
be held atlthe home of Mrs. William
_ iAnderson. Post Road near Leroy ave-
JJnue.‘ tomorrow afternoon by tha‘
;J . ”FOR 130' transiting i
; BRONCmTIS? TRY
chills it is :12, us' i s' nl‘i‘a’
2‘ u? '
‘ wits vitality. 9 c e "
ione however and that ‘to the pure'
i
st
and “m
lied cold. or
i107. W
' BILBBEN ARE WE!)
C ' TO LEAVE SCHOOL
(manned from Plus the.)
ter. i petition signed by e doses tro-
men living in Rowsyton whose chid-
ren sttsod infamou- mu school
asked thst the. board provide the
children witlf’ tmnmmtion. This
nutter. of course. comes under the
witch of the board as described
sbove.‘ -
The. Board voted to spmpriste a
sum not to exceed 8500 from the con-
tingency fund to co tinue night
school for s. period of' 6 nights .so
tint the City of Norwslk will be given
I. refund by the ststsof about nos.
'As one member p it: .“The Boerd
of Education appropr tes it's mutin-
gency fund so thst the town csn save
8800. Who will make it up to the
bosrd?"
A clilm from Ilia Bysu. s former
teacher here. for 880 beck psy. wss
denied by the.bosrd.
The board voted at the request of
Superintendent Buchsnsn. to dispose
of a. collection of critique school text
books which hsve collected for‘the
past fifty years snd suthorised the
Committee on Supplies to obtsin bids
on the some. The books no of no
vslue except-n waste paper snd hsve
long been discarded.
Superintendent Buchsnsn wss sc-
corded permission to sttend thi!l con—
vention of school superintendents to
be held in Atlantic City from Fol»
rnsry 26 to Msrch 3.
During the curly part of the meet-
ing .the letter sent by Dr. Henry C.
fiber-er. secretary of the Board of
Educsiion to Mayor Donovsn con-
cerning bills for last year for which
money was appropriated .but the bills
were never peid. was read. Members
of the bosrd commented that the let»
ter contained nothing thst should
cause the outburst on the pert of
Mayor Donovan which was given in
full in The Sentinel the dsy following
the lsst meeting of the Common
Council. ‘
Superintendent Buchsnsn aid that
Mr. Hines. secretory of the sure
Bosrd of Educstlon. had advised the
local board to go chest! end run the
schools here reserdiess of the. tactics
of the sdministrstlon. At the time.
Dr. William J. Tracey remsrked that
this course might be po-ihle if the
state laws were studied enough.
1“ folly of proposal smeudrnenti lo
the city charter concerning the Boer-d
of Education was received by the
board from Mrs. Leo Davis and was,
i
too. is. as. so cents. ‘
‘ \
Made" ’ All?!
’inBesotiful someone
W'sndflilll‘
k
*‘éfigdfi‘f’..... 65c cm........j$l.35
moomauso .wmassso
.............;9’§c s.............$1.95
(Knitted Tish, in ’All Grades, Included)
ALL VELOUR HATS
That have been $10.00 to $15.00
- ‘ NOW 1‘ 5.85
* Rogers and SteVens
.NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK
1 Sale
Today’s Best Prices Are Slashed. we have
Taken a Tremendous Loss to Move
Stocks Immediately.
I
mire
f Nothing is reserved. We must move will)?” 1h» 1..“ li‘w
. weeks to our New Building on North Main mmgyni on
. ‘ Q
garment of our present stock will be used at (my x0“. S.
' M.
J ACOBY’S
153 'Washington St.
4
.
South NOT-walk
; s~
CHEVROLET CARS '
3 Coupe, 4-Door Sedans, Deliveries 011 Short
Notice.
AOSTIN'S GARAGE
PHONE 1959
o--.--..
Economy Dry Goods Store
Yard Goods, Underwear, Hosiery,
lu- om!“ moon rams
is RAILROAD Am . com 303W“:
NEXT TO tINOER OEWim MACHINE OTORE
.........
BUY THE BEST FURNITI'RE
AT A REDQOTION or 20'}
We have always maintained a policy of tho luau. s.“ . p: mzy
grade of FURNIUTURE at the lowest prices (mu . u.
and service and that policy is continued.
WITH,A SAVING OF ONE-FIFTH
1'. I; tally
read at the meeting. The board pmc- g
iirnlly approved of the chsnges u s
2and the fact that 3 men or s women whole. "m it eluted that s'ome
for that matter. wearing I. scanty suit
‘in bsthing does not necesssrily menu
that _thcir morals ere corrupted or
that they are trying to corrupt the
morals of others."
This is an exceptionally long speech
for “'illle to make. but he was in an
orsicricai mood and kept on:
“On the other hsnd. however. some
of the girls in Nomlk seem to think
that because Purity is ususlly repre-
sented by s. figure of e woman in the
of its members would be present when
the committee of Ciiles Ind nut--4
to consider the question.
The monthly report of Superintem
dent Buciunsn wss accepted.
as follows:
Gentlemen:
The attendance in the schools is
.holdlng up well. The uniform good.
altogether .thst they can more efncs- hnm‘ ”no": the people and the Md
ciously advertise their. purity byJweether hsve been most favorsble.
dressing so thet they are half mked‘wen "' "9‘ ‘°’ W" ““7” “mm” °'
on the streets. working ‘pupils who enrolled in the
"Norwslk cannot end will not per- FM" and then dropped out r" em-
mit such things on her benches. but splorment. our sverage attendance for
she permits them in the streets.» I'm the semester 3"" “W"! would have
in favor of s. dress censor for all the be“ unusually N‘h' “9 are now '3
dances if s censor is to be appointed‘u‘” time M the "u for be“ work
for the beaches." and i am pleased to report conditions
However, _ _ very favorable.
citizens havé‘hhe; $3: s;f';::°g: \‘ourcommittec on course of study
advent of the public. beach and ihe.h.:"ukmg progress. but is finding R
fight to see Who gets the Job of censor dimmzlt to get copies oi the coupes
will robubl furnish J in uro' in other cities for suggestion.
p y more copy for l lisve written to quite 9. number of
women from their be illowever. we will have several state
the censor at the “5.32:: 32:12:: courses which will be helpful guides.
beaches, COED“: the fact that a “um- Th". different members of tht‘ com-
ber of gamma that "e rsth er dsr- mitice sre outling their work and get-
ing have'bsen seen on these beaches. ting idess sud suggestions which will
roughs of the Elsie Legislature meets. .
lt rend.‘
To the Board of Education. ‘ ‘
FEBRUARY VICTOR RECORDS
A Dream Caruso—C7321
The Love Nut (from “Msry”) : g Incision—54924
"He no irlsh Girl i Love ' MoOormsck—Mszs
Home and Juliet ’ Sotbsrn and Marlowe—”622
Just onsp Your Fingers st Combating. Fox Trot.
' Whitomsn Orchestra—35704
Fox Trot. Whltomsn Orchestra—35704
Tut, six Drown Brothers-187”
Fox Trot. Six Brown Brothers—18714
Henry lore and Peerless Quartet—13710
Sterling Trio—187m
Let the Rest of the World Go By Waltz, Howells" Guitars—187W
My isle of Golden Drums Woks. Marimba Bend.18716
00': IN AND “AR m m “0081)!
THE HAMILTON -SHOP
,, , .- 49.,HALL513II1 .1
Census.
Tie-Top .
if I Wish Could Msks It So
Broadway Ross
Mother's Lullaby
HOUSEFURNISHINGS,
HARDWARE and AUTO SUPPLIES
125 wssnntoron or. PHONE 340 'ms DELIVERY
' for Norwslk people will be s task that
Keeping Norwslk’s proposed beech
is not a. difficult on sod if any such
trouble should develop it. w0uld be 1
simple matter to remedy it.
r-————-—-———-—_._.
SOLONS DISCUSS FIGHT.
QUEBEC. Feb. 2.—-Possiblllty of
the Dempsey~Carpentier champion-
ship fight being staged in Quebec
province was discussed before the
Provincial Legislature yesterday. It
developed that no application but
been mode for permission to hold it. '
Brig..Gen. Smart. of Honor-est. lite
ed Premier Teachemu if the Govern-
ment intended to prohibit the right in
the event no such spplicctlon is sides .
and the‘ promoters proceed without
pemlnion. ‘ ‘
. “The Government will exsmine this
patent: if it comes -up.”J the Premier re-
) - '
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annulus booms 3.11. .
BUFATLO. N. Y.. range-min iii-en.
run. the Irishhssvywblg necked
in thessooudroum bore. tut nigh;
out memes Rice. of W. "maro- we . m u
be useful when we begin to work to-
gether to crystalline the entire course.
The tests recently given in vsriouli
branches of the grade schools were
written I. week ego end all results ere!
in. and tabulated for your inspection.
One feature which Mr. Green and I
ere still working on. and which-Te-
quires s lot of time. is the hcrmom
ising of the grading of papers. Cind-
ing. st best. is arbitrary. It is s. mat.
ter of individual Judgment. No twa
teachers. perhaps. Would grade a set
or papers Just alike. This work can-
not be wholly ‘stsndsrdiud or nu.“
uniform .bu‘t. where we compare the
work of pupils in diflerent rooms or
schools to see where most is being sc-
oomplished. the grading should be Is
uniform as meticsbls. . In the com»
parison of returns from diflere‘it
schools on a. sinner test-2.3mm: we
should not aspect much mutton. in
autumn macs. becauss' oft!» difa
forest districts or J ‘ or no-
tionslities. The verging results come
most iron: the differencei’n the auntie
fies in; sucking and 3am. , in
In supervising tbs-s rm
lion ml;-
(deg
v J_
Rather than carry these goods over we have made the
following reductiong -
Knit Bonnets reduced from 59c and $l_25 to 50c and $1.00.
Corduroy Bonnets, 50c and $1.00 reduced to 39c end 75c.
Corduroy Toques. $1.00 and 81.50 reduced to 75c and $1.00
Eidcrdown Bonnets. $1.00, now 75c.
A dsinly usoriment of silk and poplin bouneis, some are cur
broidered sud there are pink, blue and white silk ones trimmed with
shirrlng. rosebud trimming and rosettes, former prices ranged from
We to 82.2“ and ore now 39c to 81.75.
Silk Poke Bonnets. for older children. with shined brim! and
decorsted with tinysnimel bends of fur. reduced from $2.25 to $1.75.
J. I. Mallette
as wmoron or.
;
mum
gum
lNEANTs' KNIT BONNETS AND TOQUES f
0N EVERY ITEM IN OUR BIG s'rocx
RAYMOND e SON ‘ j
J_ FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Well and High streets
Nor-walk. Conn.
HERSHFIELD MOTOR,
l
J TRANSPORTATION (:0. \
'laily Service Between cw York & Norwalk
LONG DISTAN"E TRUCKING
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans-
portation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Main Oifice, 26 Concord St, SO. Norwalk. Phone 294
New York Olfioe, 201 West 20th., Phone Chelsea 8059
MIT CHELLS $1750
0 .B. Factory).
(F.
MAXWELL . . . . .
(F. O. B. Factory).
CHALMERS . . . . . . .
(F. 0. B. Factory).
IIDOL GAB
ACCESSORIES IN STORE. 65 RAILROAD AVENUE
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION . RIVER s'r., NORWALK
$1.795
spec-unseen...-
CAMISOLES l
Women are enthusiastic over the Camisoles we are showing l
st greatly reduced prices ,
Our entire stock of Camisoles have been divided into three to?“
LOT I—Coutsins h vsriety of pretty models that have acid a?
$1.25 slid 81.50. The price now is 98c.
‘ If you dream of the many Milo m by the straight
' near-us m Winchester Razor will interest you...
4 - Np fill: or fancy handler—but:
specisl steel, hand forged.
tampered ond‘gmund by experts-4 resi‘prseticsi, serviceable
" rsior. AlltlisLsMes popular Willi MI! men. J J ‘
" . - If you prefer s safety am our line is complete. Our store
in "Remitauliqnumml’i J '
193‘
t
‘.
LOT II—Includes oil that were $2.50 to $3.00. These are now 5 OJ
LOT Ill—Takes in every style that is marked from $3.50 lo 5'15”? ‘
i
Your pick of these liner garments st 3238.
‘ There is a wide variety in both light end dark colorings, M 'L
are sure of finding something in the line to please you at a s-tm
a
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Norwalk Chronicler