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Evening sentinel, Friday, October 28, 1921 · page 11

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rnxDAY, OCT. 28, 192:;

 

 

 

 

WATERBURY 0c » .
HlLJllL, arrested in Springfield .Mass.
,fo!‘ alleged connection with =
(1111114911131? scheme, was 'rraigned in

 

 

 

 

 

WANTED ‘

 

BUSINESS NOTICE

this ty lesterday; bef_re_ Lnited
slate Commissioner DennisW Coke
man. Hull who said he had merely

 

WANTED

Applv

M N MAYEHOFF & CO.
15 BIenVln St.

WANTED—A girl for general house
13 Ball-

work. Apply T Krawitz,

L' road Are. ,

W‘AN’TED—Byha Woman with sligh
ing. a position where practical
perience may be acquired.
Box 731. So. Norwalk.

 

WANTED—A young girl to work in a
North

213

candy window. Ind. , , ,
Main St. United Grocery Store:=

Experienced, neat hand-work-
ers on women’s tailored dresses.

theoretical knowledge of bookkeep—
ex~
Address

FOR SALE'—'At a reasonable price,

LADfES’ ' ANLD LRIEN‘S HATS

 

wheel,
ing wheel spot. H
W 111 demonstrate
Phone Darien 53-13.. . . . -

ht,- other em.

1 FOR SALE—Worm . drive .%
good tires.“ A bargain'for someone.

$150.00 .Phone 2311. after ‘6 p. In.

two extras new cords on mr. Spare
two extras. Perry Lock steer-

aturday or Sunday;

ton.
truck. good running order .and.

sold a few of the lottery tickets, was
ordered held in bonds of $500 for the
next slitixig of the federal court at
Albany Mark A. Wooden, former
special agent for the L’niteu- antes
Bureau of hivestlgation was befOre

 

P or 'e-Arrow Touring car in good ' of all kinds renovated.
conditicon suitable foaltourfiigg; for VLelours andceK: mfii SpeciaItV-
trucking. Apply Dr. use 1e11, .

4 , , JOHN REDWAY 51119.net
Conn Phone Darien 23 Corner Water and. Han! Street.
FOR SALEwFoi-d touring Good me- ~ .
chanical condition. Fme rubber, VERNON HUGHES

" . =‘ ==Tenor= = L, ;
VOCAL lNSTRUC‘I 0R
Ever Friday
66 80. Main St,
Telephone 88

avenue, New York City_

be'r. Positions $1, 400~$1, 600.

 

FOR SALE—3 hanging
_€~lled, ,good conditippg Floor
brush. weighted long bandied; ~

 

of adults
furnished. al
Ad

=~ . WANTED—By

small modern
improvements,

dress B". B. (1-0 Sentinel.

family
house,
for the winter.

Limoges platter, 191111511.-

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, ror and umbrella stand: Dining table; 4315, work guaranteed. P110110
0 W a

WANTED—500 Ladies and gentle- Six chairs; serving llama, oalr. J. H. 430 . a“, a; am waif-:2: apprmed. The contractor

men to come to dances to be held B€att3'._Newtown Avenue. 3,13. 42 —-i—'— ' ‘iv ‘Y "“310“ Buuamg wmm3"
under the auspices of Uncas Tribe, , ' ' ' 'L W. J. LYON. and “5 bid Which was accepted, was
No 26 I. R. LL, in Redmens Hall FOR SALE—0r will trade in a 1917 P5611. 20 ”on: Plan $136 985. The building will accom»
Washington street. eve Friday Ford delivery Lcatr A—l condition, for UASONR‘I—CARPENTRY “1063““ fmm 1‘30 to 140 patients. Plans
ereguiig'c cOmmencing “Cessna; 28, 19511. Ford 1011 truck. Tel. 574. Wilton. BRIGKém TERRA GOTTA. were explained by Dr Franklin 3

es an 1 s e in e ‘ Wilcox ' -
Norwalksfxfiua will be furnishedihy FOR SALE—Edison Phonograph with CONCETE ’ superintendent, of the hospital.
the {anions “lelikeus.” Refreshments collection of Edison and Victor

free

lamps,
wrought iron frames'l‘ruby enam-
waxing
1
0119; semi;
porcelain. 15 inchfcovered soup tur-.
een. Limo‘genes. Oak'han seat, hand
can 111g, Walnut hall rack, with mir-

J. Leonard (former
eminen) 889 Equitable Bldg-1
;.ington. D C.

WAD” MECHANIC

my make, in
Wmudllglmnx systems

So. Norwalk, Conn,

For information address 939 Edlie

Age
13 upward. Experience unnecessar3
Far free particulars, instruction, write
Civil Service ex-
“ ash-

CIVIL SERVICE Examinations Nov em-

Melanoma! and repair your car,
your own 881889-
. spoo-

Commissioner Coleman yesterday on
a complaint chargin‘g defrauding one
111.1111; Capodanno of $84 by room-
seating himself as an agent of the
lederal War Risk Insurance Bureau.
ll oodell demanded an immediate
hearing. but Capodanuo was not pre-
51‘ lit. the case was continued notii Nov
" Woodell securing release on ‘bail.

Contract Awarded

 

 

 

‘HARTFQRLD, Oct. 28 .——-At an Lad~
journed meeting of the Board Con—
trol y,esterda.y the plans and Specifics.-
tions for the erection of a. new build-

 

 

 

records.

 

WANTED—Neat and obliging womafi
sma
Address “House-

for general; housework in
family No laundry.

worker.” care "Sentinel-

particulars.

—-—-

FOR SALE — Up—to—date

$8 500 cash $2. 500.
2-family house in

 

WANTED—Small furnished house.

House, care Sentinel

L8
or 9 rooms. About $50 a month rent

$7 500 George Mitchell, Phone 3861.
FOR SALE —— Household

 

WANTED—Operators for Singer sew-
,H. Jacob &

ing machines. Apply
Sons 50 Day SL, ‘30. Nor-walk.

set etc 11111.13 St. John St

Reasonable. Phone 2094 for

2—13.11:in
'house, center South NEH-walk; only

East Norwalk,‘

furniture.I
sewing machine Upright piano, bed

13¢th es
CLARK

E: its
l.

119 Ta or Ave;

Burma): GunmmT Lawn 3011111500

Greta ”Walks
Work Done _In First Class swims:
OM HE FACTORY TO
FR ”El-IE HOME

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with a brand new engine. _,

 

WAJ’TED——Experzenced opemtors on

Shirts slee'vers, fellers neck ban
runners, a'nd neck band setters, t
earn 318 per week, steady work. A15

erienced sewers on plain need!
machine. LEROY SHIRT CO.

Kendrick & Chase Garage,

dm mondSt.

FOR SALE~1—ton, Lworm drive Ford
Inquire
1% Ra:

mom. plan. Also renov;fl:g.la
telephonic 317 for representative

NLORWALK HATTRESS CO.

 

O
0

e wood Farm.

FOR SALE—Cord wood. in all lengths‘
supplied promptly. Phone 23, Ledge-
Ask for superintendent.

'Franklln and mm St. So.

' . NATHAN a MILLER

 

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE—New 50 gallon paraffin pane: hanging.
_ TO LET lined barrels. The finest grade sea— ~ Estimates cheerfully van.
, soned oak, $4.90 each. Syrup barrels , A. Nathan, Tel. 85-1-3
TO I BIT—Garage 1117 Souzh Main 55_ $3. 00 each Whiskey barrels fresh amulet Tel. 14235
Phone 1433 emptied $8 00 each. New 051']: kegs, 10 Spring Street, Norwalk. Conn.
paraffin lined all sizes, best and cheap~ ’
To 1 ET Furnish» .1 roam to rent, est price in the state. ,Special prices . WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
.111 i'=1‘r:o\enign{5 rm- mm: m. m-b on large lots on any of the above. Now is the time topalnt your 110336

 
 

11:15:; 31011: ~ prixilew

(full eve-

Reynolds Poultry Farm, Highland ave.

 

Carload lots immediately delivered.

Waterproofln
walks. Retaining Wnlfa, Ind 4“

so; Nlll-vllvale.Co 6::

{gm bolsters and
mummot'egll. d3 sold on was;

cardor

Nor-walk.

painting and

 

 

Forfiler Enforcement
Officer 111 the

d

 

9

.—

NEWLHAVEN Oct. S—An order
mas signed by Judge E. S Thomas in

which the charge against. Thomas 13‘.
McAulin’e. late Federal

Enforcement officer. is transferred

to
' suites Government.

pxotection in liquor traffic ,
The order of Judge Thomas

comes

of

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hula-:13 corpus; under

 

and keep it tram decay.

 

 

 

r1ng= . 31 Madison St. 11119 phone 1036 onwnll paper, an! paints. Save fi-om

Fm: “EXT .. U ._ 20 to 40 per cent on labor and mate-
m—hw room modem rial. Alexander White, 35 Lowe ELM-5

}- :1. f»: 11115-11: Benin} > $21.01). Inquire FOR SALE Soul-h NW“

';- .. l‘ylé’tfillz‘ljg. r z:1n-_St..j“'estl3011t,‘ 2 Family House with: all impm‘re‘

“0 """ ' ""3 meals F1 ult. chicken house. Lot Mommng mlfiéfldw long 53;?“

TO l.l:‘.’I‘——2 large unfurnished rooms. $493165. “"611 located in South N§° New Y311§- Adam, 71DCe&t3trQG _ ~

and bath. e; emricitg. gas and use of

11121111. Price $4800.

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Also 1‘0 Room. Ho‘use with an lm~

 

Pimps

 

Have you ‘
rooms decorated. Ask for my prices:

551
brow: runwnt
advr 31.100001: the state. complaint.
, llii hi'
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( 0111;111:1111.

HUTS OFF BEACH

 

 
 
 

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WP»;—
his propuh

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

telephone. S'ui; able for coup o L L
.55. ‘ provcments. Fine iiocation, Garner lot CARRILGAN I FLYLN‘N, 101381” l 1 beach and found the fence had
‘ 2:12 §gi¥iitegin 118:9: 5.5.2th of lmxgm Price $11, 000 distance trucking of In kind! been erected and he at once consult-
eres's Box 63L c:o_ Sentinel DEL Ad" F” Particulars . om” Leary "‘ C0» P “0119 157.1- 30“! ed’ P13111131: e Comley.B1-idgéport
, ’ .1 7“ ASk John T Hayes phone 353- ‘YaWSPrs. with the. result that the rec-
‘1‘0 LET—- 5 rooms “"1111 all improx‘e— No. 7 Main Street, Norwalk L LOST L V “ 3:38 (igekrem'gueeamgogl ens bemre
”19mg- 13ml- 1"‘3 T‘dflfir Ave. 01- Real Estate Insurance ‘ ' 111159103131 “1 Pm a ‘ e 50m?-
Phone 815. . , , , - . .
,, . * I.(_lS’l‘—~Iiowbo:11. broke from moor- Mr W ‘keo‘lan says that the town
.6 .8... 0. G. PALMER .1- as: .0
imgirox'exiielits Linozudmt; L $5“);er AuctiOI-leer “ValdEd by returning, t0 39.5753". 1313316. The News 7‘ l1 flag back memories
22:: :foiiim wings“: pet, Tonth Oflice AL D Morgan Log-114...; brown canton crepe dress. $11le§1€ox€36 igg‘ggsge flagella: Ed.
- and -165 nu s reels. ' ' be: (led l 111: - 1. l , = '39. "
So. \prVuflQ 1111;. Joseph DiSesa., Lfiardware Store, South ROI-Wm 1 (do; and) 1'8ifgfietliro‘Xfecgetwflfiurn qLuiring of ompo beach and how
.121 Mair: St \‘orwalk. Phone 1112. ” ' m .9 Cedar Street or phone 602~2 itmlrtveztd L'tthimgsh in the night
. ,_ , , . . ;sc;1 11 00 Wn
FOR REx'r_p-m~35;,héd sewn mom PROFESSIONAL ' ' ' Mich the Brndlevs had erected to
3” o‘earvlgousc. all improvements, kw? people if
cool :11 cenar. rent reasonable. p05- Ragtime and Popular Music Taught SL D G CANDY CLO firm W‘E‘ék ”1th? selectmen had a. truck that 81de
session X01: 1.: to April lst. Phone in 25 Lessons team at work at the beach taking
245-; Xfir“-a k . ' WINN METHOD WHOLESALE comcflox‘ sand Hem the pi‘Opei‘ty :Mr. Fair-
” ‘ - le0 Washington St_ Phone 2721 ERY AND ICE CREAM
(3N HL’ - , f“ ‘ . Studio Open Now ’ banks claims.
1 :PS LSXIBRI-‘rl '1‘“ ENTl DOL~ - CONES, , outan‘d remons‘tratex} with the work-lye, clues 15'
model}, 11011.9 131?}. $53: mt‘fm @811 MRS. LOUISE cANFlkLo 53 Osborn Ave, East Norwalk,
Norwaik stuion DLon‘ln fies {0111 Son Private Lessons in Dancmg Phone 479 13 - and Thomas Mnllins claims she slurp-i
wood trim cement 55.1va £13313. hard— social Class on Wednesday Evening ‘ L pod him in Lthe face.
TCSCI‘lCte-d neighborhood :1 8113112183101: Studio ghweglisses Arranged _ this and it is Alleged a writ has been
will 2..., er ge: again Balance easy 1: ’Tel.1838 KENDRILCK & CHASE} issucd for her arrest.”
an“ 19m. “1‘" ”“16““ Phone , L 1 censors To eaesioeur's *
THE KIDDIES LIKE GARAGE i. speecH -
‘ , .1 WASHINGTON Oct. L272 ~Presiden

‘ ,
1‘0 :.ET~~"_‘ weiage for any size auiomo—'

at Number 8 Eli
f‘” month. zabeth St. Rent
0. Block.

YI‘O REST—T130 furnished rooms with

 

Inquire of Louis Avrlck,

 

TO LEI—5 rooms
all
Slomen

125 So. Main St.
improx ements Inq. Philip

53;. Day cor. Raymond St.

T0 LET~—5
Dmve meme
quire 9 Plan

100m bungalow, all im-
1ecently completed 11:-
Ave. East Norwalk Ct

1‘0 LET—30v. 1. Pour rooms. third

floor. Rent 5 '20 4'10 Adults. En-
ézui re F. Q. Lawton, 12 Che estnut
8U ce: So No rwalk.

 

FOR REN‘T—LStorage space, house-
hold furniture. Separate rooms.

fire proof building. Hubbell Coal &

Storage Co. Inc. Saugatnck, Conn

‘3‘}ch Wes port 47- We have negotiable
ere‘nouse receipts. '

The Royal Auto P’t’gCo
lathe PlacetOgoifyoucarefor
3 first class Paint or
, Varnish Job. 7
Ear So. Main and Woodward Ave
Phone 901

.f

F0. R. SHEA

'E'W O—‘FAMILY L HOUSES
Sons}: Norwalk _ ,

10 rooms~AH improvements.-

9 rooms—All 1m vements’.
Price $7,599 509mm

Inquire

J M. LAYTON:&CO
Inc.

 

r3 __

9‘ i improvements. Appl} 17 Grme Sr

. ed was not. divulged by the board.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It’s that scrt of ice cream. that

WWW-1 ._.., .1...

not have to deny the youngsters.

enjoyable and beneficial for the 111.
tiefolks as well as adults.

NEW ENGLAND: ~

 

 

 

you can obviously enjoy and do ,

it is the only create that is equally ‘

, New Address
13 Raymond St,

: Hailing
Plumbing- muses:
"can; 2389.! 1317 r

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Hardings address in Birmington 011" the person who 1111a tfiem iasbif pos =
he race qlxeSfion was described as an
Phone 917 “unfortunaie and mischievous utter-

genes" by Senator, Haméon of Missis

’“ sipfil, one of fine: Berno'cratic leaders oi

“the Senate; in a formal statement is
L. sued today, .. , ,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

For Hospital Building

mg at the Norwich State Hospital for,
the Insane and the contract for the

Federal Court

the Federal Court. yesterdag... through
Prohibition

{10111 the slate courts to the Federal
courts because his actions make M05
Aufific amenable only to the United.
McAuliqffe was
arrested charged with accepting bribes
ftom the Gardini Brothers. hovel men
at New Britain, who were. themselves
arresu- (3 charged with giving 1111-1111115 as

lie,-
11 part of the issuance of a writ
Which the
all“ "leases McAulilteto the federal
MeAuiifie is on bail un-

also is out. (111 like bail on 2.

AT COMPQi MILL

This article; went to

the fence open and that the

Mrs? iaivfianks came this together 1113-111 mew tithe met»

men about the remiovgfl or the sand police have 1.): work one

 

NEW ~YORK. Oct. #28»; 'Babe"
Ruth, whose first name iseGeorge—eif
he ever uses it—eigned contracts 3e5-
terdaor, calling for his appearance for»
tWenLty weeks in the B. F. Keith the-
atrés as a vaudiville headliner at a
salary of 33,1100 1: week. or $60. 000
for the engagement. Said to be the
highest Lpald in the business; His en—
gagement is Lahomnesna’fiy long i ,
a baseball player. The home run king
will open a; Keith’s Theatre, Boston.
on Monday, November 755.1111 after a
week there will come to the Palace
“Theatre here on= my. November
14. .
Ruth will he teamed on the stage
with Wellington Cross '3. song. dance
L V '3 the two
repartee now
being wages: by Thomas J. Gms

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

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afternoon. '
Afis'er Dr.

 

311g ‘The Road to
they Mornin' L,” 7
Princess of My Heart and “Vale!

 

 

Baseball wi figu steel} in the pat
ter, and Babe will hide away to:- a few
days polishing up in his tryout before?
opening in Boston. Standing on the.
Palace Stage,.yeste1;dao’; . ining hisl
voice. he remarked that: “the back
off. ..

 
 

 
 

 

90 peanut menis “men's and Lchild~
ren‘n shoes; ,2: ladies, coats; two dozen
boy‘s sweaters; several dozen mens
shirts. both silk and the more common
fabrics; ladies‘ pocketbooks. beaded
and leather: leatlier handbags and
suitcases: collar muons: several hun-
dred Lneckties; “women‘s waists and
Sg‘loV'es; two “111131 "7 sweaters. one
green and the other leather colored:
there dozen men s gldvefi a. dozen
silk mufflers: one case of rubber goods.
such as boots, rubbers. etc; . seven]
dozen silk camisoles; ' silk stockings
and socks.

This morning it was stated to D3~
tertixe Sergeant Thomas Hunt. 1:11:10
wentLto the store immediately upon a
report of the robbery being received.
that. approximately 88. £360 worth of
merchandise had been made to enter‘
the store bv any other door that that
on Lowe street. This showed that
.the thieves were familiar with the
store to some extent. ,
' Several holes were bored around flie
lock of the door on Lowe Street. an-
inch auger being used. The lock ““15
piished out. but it was fou'd to be
impossible to gain entrance here be—
cause of the fact that on this door a
= board was braced against a. stairway
just‘mside the. door. _ ‘

A large pane of glass. some three
or the feet. was then pushed out zit
the door and someone climbed in and
then opened the door.

At what hour the robber-L1: took place
has not been ascertained but Patrol-
man John H .Smith on whose beat
the Josem siom is, reported nothing
suspicious on am of his rounds there

The robbery was reported to the

 

police at 6:2:1
when the store was opened. A’ hurried
inxentori of {be missing stock ind
been takeil b} that time and the, po-
lice informed
The robbery

.morning bv \lr.
,ficed that the: out
was opened- £5“;
1 Investigation
that the rear 110111»—

 

ores discqr
51.39%“

 

disclosed the fact

Its taken had

 
 
 
 

erndently been c_
door and loaded 1

i

S

I‘rozn traces 1e __
if the truck had 13115111111121

1

'21 that the

 

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Inside the store “ere“: found three

.He didn't like flour bags of a kind that. is carried,-

by but one firm in jNolrrveilli. it being
knoWn as an,
flour. being handled by but one firm
or person in a toWn. “

= These bags are being treJELe

t present time to? endeaxor .11:

10:“:

o‘clock this Morning;

 

 

51130 $321351
fifigw {11? 5:01:1er

 
 
 

(T 31‘1"th

 
 
 

 

ins

L and the ,reaso

 

because
alent:

 
 

 

finite
He spoke
discipline. ,
siesm bv the

After Mr.

lngrepast.

Washingtom

of Rochester

Royal James

.3313 2013:2111 ize

gear:
building and

organization.

(111135313 3“ 35

33103; ~11? t0

 

$1219.
Mr.

 

nedonth.
11111111105510: be note, ‘3 ,
1801191111111 . ' '

 

 

» Backache

 

ed Bee Dean’s _Kidney Pills
2weak ' ' kidneys—the remedy

 

 
 
 
 

:bors'. --Ask your neighbor!

. {1111s. .1. Morgan 61 Spring St.
‘ 'Norwalk. says:
“fin” left my kidneys in a very: un

' s

 

 

healthy condition; My back

 

= SGLVELNTL LN
District of Normal, L
Court, October 4 A. D., 1921. v

13

of Norwalk, in said district
The Court or Pro ~ -
trio: of Norwa‘elk ha

lowed six months

 

.a

 

SUSPEND LICENSE OF
BRIDGEPOBT DRLGGIST

 

rha1u1acy Board Also E$aniines lllanl

Candidates at Capital:

The state board of pharmacy meet—
ing at the capitol yesterday suspended
indefinitelv the license of a Bridgeport
pharmacist. who, it is alleged. violated
the boar-dis regulations in that he al-

lowed an unlicensed man in charge.

The name of the pharmacists suspend—

' "If he behaves himself." said Chin".

 

 

 

 

- died last. night.

of for creditors 0' said
hihit their (313 _

GULTAN— E: ISKENDERIAN

Il apart with pain when I d
shing.

ardly get about
1 con

ad were my nerves.

to make immediate payment ache and put my nerves in good con-

dition "

Administrafrix é

 

Deaths and Funerals

 

5011115. Leeds.

 

101111 A- Leeds an inmate of the
Soldiers' Home, in Noroton Heights
He Was a member of
~Company C, ' 7th Connection V9 :1—

 

7_ Tie usually kidney—ache
endnmakes you dull, nervous and tir-
for
> recom-

~f»menrled by your friends and neigh-

 
 
 

“An attack. of the;

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the
Stooping work put .~ my
ac)»: in such a condition the}; I could
" = My back was stilt
Estate or Messak Iskenderian late and sore in the mom-mg
11611131131111. harle hold a spoon in 1151-3} hand so
Headaches
dim

imawLLoxnox To am, new:

. BeApfiinted to Place
., NEW LONDON. Oct. 2835-1;
Barlow city manager of Barton
for three years. notified 1111'- city Leann;

 

manager. at: a. ,salary of 5.7.501)-
{expected that he will be. fomally ap-
lpointed Mondnv evening. and that he
Ewill aJ'ere in th' it}? a. week later.

 
 

TIN PLAT}: M11328 Bi. LSY. ,
PITTSBURGH Oct 28. wofficials‘
, :ithe McKeesport Tinplate Comps nv’
.3111:on last night that the fort?-

ur mills of the. plant would be ope
ated lull one beginning next Sate

 

i _

 

1
:l’oseri:~ stated This moxnihg~=

\LANAGER Al‘sfflbll smear '
J E Barlow, o1 11.1.1511 Remixed .Llo ' -
oil of New London today that he will3

accept a position to come here as cih “-1
It is

Whig‘t

team this past season
merv possibility ihat basketball and“
hockev will be among the sports :11-

L session by 3.13613 799 {hackers to moderate variable. Willi;

of schools; of sword, was 51111.11- pleasant LwLeau-ier in the
man of the meeting, and he opened it tricts A gong fmugh a; low
a bit before the scheduled time so as extending from Texas
110 ayow Dr. Abbott t0 3‘81: :1 train for {9 amp 311cm is 43‘.
Norwich, 'wliere he is to speak this and unsettled weather with LL

, Abbott‘s address James
Mun-av of semiord. a soloist in one
of the churchee’ there sang a group
or songs, ace mpanied on the piano

' supervisor

Btchkiss,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

missioner ofeducation. of Concord \.
H“ spoke. his t61>ic being “Fitting the

eeds."

books wig obtainable. this being the
_ {or the method or teach-

Another point of his talk was
. met‘hod of teaching ametic
Bank discount
was most important in: the old school
L“ ' partnership being so prev-

ns for it

Mr. =Bocterfield further spoke on
the rapid and unintelligent way
11 read today,
don? take time. ' ' ~

 
 

at?

teachers.
Butterfield’s talk

was taken until this afternoon. a num-
ber of the teachers taking luncheon
at the church. where the ladies of the
church had pram ided a. most appetiz-

The afternoon session opened at 2 .
o 'clock. with an address by Frank W’
Bailou. superintendent of schools. of
spoke
"How Merit Should Be Measured and
Payment. Thor-emu", ‘
Other addresses and reports sched- ,
uled for the afternoon were a report 'L
on “The State Campaign." by Dr. Da-
vid Glbbs.,of Bieriden. superintendent
of schools there: and"‘ldealaand Ac-
*complishments.“ an addre§ by Herb-
ert S. Weet. superintendent of schools

11.0. , “ho

L‘.\Y.

_ At 12 oclocl-f 150 teachers Lsat down
to a delightful luncheon. earned at the
luncheon
“as under like euspices, of the State
Normal Training School.
" no formal program. L

Y. 11.11. moms
PURCHASE rim , .
Gooomcs some SITE

Continued from First Page.

Hotel. , The

 

 

(i into, 13181’ 311.

To»? first fc 1': meetings ‘iv’ere well at»
3d and the ideo.c.;ught like Wild.
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