. _. . ‘ Routine} 4
Weigle, who is the Horace Bushnell '
Protemr at Christian Nurture in the
eludes the supervision of all their pub-»
lications ondr educational work, as
well as Home Missions. Social Service Divinity School of Yale Universitv
and Church-School work. _ : He is a 'prolific writer of text books.»
1 _Prof_ A 'J. xv Wares came to Hart- lincluding “Talks to Teachers" "The,
fond three years. ago to teach in the PUD“ and the Teachers? and heisflQW ‘
School of Pedagogy He came from engaged in the preparation of a book ,7
the Imfi'ersity of Toronto; where he on “The Psychology of Religion.” 36—»
was instrumental in accomplishing a is considered one of the most import
co- operative organization m Religious ant members on the.» Internation ‘ll
Education in lllterdenqminafionml Sunday School Lesson Committee.
A group of prominent men will be
.Aanmng the speakers at the State Sun-:-
day Schooi Convention to be held in
New Britain. November 1. 2_ and '3
Among tine list is noted Rev.
the
Frank M. Sheldon. one of the leaflet.)
in Religious Education in the Congre-
gational church. ' He" has been parti—
cularly successful in his pastorates
with “01k among the \oung people
"‘ and is now General Secretar} of the
g»: ”o. :«g»:..:«:§::s;» $6903» «‘«’»’«» :» :“:” 99:55:” :”:”:”:”:“ 00:99:” .;.‘:.:“‘”.Y 2“— ‘
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1;; A V1ctrola--An Artist-A VlctorRecord a.
3.. :3 .
ii" The Perfect Combination ..;
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Preceded by a parade. which will
h"
a?”
start lxom the Fran-kiln sohool at
The V'ictrola is the BEST Talking Machine on the market, because it has been
«so
I: a ,
$30 V perfected 111 every detail, V- A oclock the members of the various
,0 Boy Scout troops of the city will go
*3 A Victor Artist.‘ 15 the BEST Artist, because, if he Were not, he wan-Id not be ‘° ”A" ”3“” G’°“’“’°A ”he” a “a"
day will be held by the Scouts, tomor-
row afternoon. ;
The paxade will go from the school"
to Fla\ Hill road to North Main .
accepted by the Victor Talking Machine Company.
who
owe
,3" A V ictor Record iS the BEST Record, bzcause it is made by the BEST Artists,
'03: and is played on the BEST Talking Machine ,.A‘s‘:{ree(§. (103m to “02th ”31mm street, to
. ’00 war azenue o e grounds: '
, ‘ ‘ _ , 99' He sarious contests will be h
, 3%, Prices of Victrolas A Few Famous Victor ‘Artists Victor Record Prices .,' all 113‘:ng to do with Boy Scout hail:-
4‘, _ E 7 ‘ 3 lei-art and it is an excellent opportun-
nric ,
$0 $253.00 v 0.0311180 7'50 A, ’. ity for the parents and friends of the ,
$30 $33.00 4 rancls Alda, 850' , 99 Scouts to witness an exhibition of just
$45.00 John McGormack \ $1.00 ,. What the Seams can do i
4’6. _ « .. : l Suitablr material from which
13:“. 350.007 2 Mischa. Elman $125, $135 ..‘.k Scoutmasters can be made is required
330 $75.00 Geraldine F ar $1.50 961.1521} illis hopeg :hat all men interest-A
_ . all .. e m :oys an 1035 moxemeuts. and.
:39 {$100.00 Aan Kreisler . $115 _ , ..l“'h0 may desire to be Acome Scoutmas- E
3? 3512500 Amen“ GuilliCurcia $200, $2 50 .Eers and leaders of bois will attend i
. > . ‘ o. o witness the nork and also to signi~‘
3:0 $150.00 Hans Kmdler $3.60 .. their desire is aid i: possible the .
3,0 $225.00 Louise Homer $3.50 3 . "‘0‘?“ l“ ‘A
4"“ $250.00 Ser ei Rachmaninofl‘ .. V --”—_—‘--
9% $275.00 7 Hefty B $590 oo'WESLEj’AN STUDENT i
5‘5? $350.00 , Elsie Bakmerx :I; THOUGHT MURDERED‘
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2:. All Kinds of..Mu81c Is Avaflable On a .. AW AAA AAA-AAA A AAAAAA
(é: .. charm and. a small Bible
"3:0 I Lost ‘. u as not heard from after
:9“, 00 parting will: Mansfield. 0n the fol- - ..
{03:9 ... :;::si;1fd rm?“ ufletterh'cnme ad- Copyr‘g‘lt “”1 {has . g -m
A": . 0 user rom IS parents. . . A «- arms“ 1
3’0 00 and .um following Monday another: '
53?. You may be assured that you will be completely satisfied in the choice of a Victrola and ” ffiifie‘.,.“.‘”“.“”““ “do"; ff ":9, mr' ' ' I
I . «A w secon e er n orm~ . '
T75.“ . , , Victor Records ” in: Hum that their son had left and '
6‘30 ~ . “ 90 had not ro-tfirnprl to college. yester. -. t t? . r
1%}. 1 .3. mix} Insiiitnt \\'. :.\ Shunklin recclv- ' sav S _ 0”
. ’ , m n tr (grain from the parents ' I ’ ‘
.1.<, .9 which said:
0 . A '
W: for about (firm: \t‘evks. “'onder if rt / ’l . I. "}
of. .3. l“: is sick or what the matter can 7 a C a ”e A (11.1 1‘1125’5
(6 o .0 be " , , 2
0 , 49 Wall Street .:O' in «Hunt Shunklin bad to go out. ' A
,I z o: lo“. 1 :11: (i in.) mmww was made last ‘
OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9 O’OLOCK - " ‘3’ "“"“ ”my “"‘“* AA “A- Mame”
(0;, .3. 5111'; :1an story 02' the finding (if 11 bod) OO
_ in til \‘ingara rixm‘ he told Dean ‘
.(9 9 O O O O O
.9Qou,».».».«:»:« We.» «:zuoo’» ”:“o”:”::“”:”: 09:00 «We. :«:«:« 99:“:«:« fig” 00,”:”:» 00:00:00 00:90:95; M‘olwn 3"“ “(‘9‘ Pres‘de’“ 8°“
Lind ul I use _\ 's absence. Dean $Nicol-
son mm .Vir. Mansfield to New York
to meet the parents and also sent to
tlu latter a teIEgrum saying that it
was {cured the both round was that
or their son and Mr. Mansfield had
been suit. to give than whatouAr in- '
formntion and assistume he could
\7.
The price decline has been so great that than:
for any man to wear “clieap” clothes these do}. -
\‘h’ii’l
_.' lost": “as \Vill known among the?
studltnt body. He ranked high in his
Studies. y
l'm‘r‘r-‘ALO. xx.- on. :s.~Pre- We make a specialty of really fine clothes—AA :A. ll
hminnrzc lxumination tm‘lm' of (lli‘ k x,
mm. or the young man mum in me dressed men appreciate—and we’ re equally slz- :A:: an siA
' Niagara. liner. last night. indicated
till it he had been thrown into the
w: in r soon after receiving a slab'
“mind in the side and that the 1m-{
big values. That’s Why we can ofler Ham xx“:
Marx finest at such a moderate prices.
mw— .-
1 1m dint»: CRUSt of death was drown»l
3 :ing. 7 l .
i" 1' The knife wound penetrated nlnout' " ’
. six inches and took an upward ‘
course. This could not have been _ _]
so l‘aiul'li and, the m i 11. ' - , ' — w .
”(gum-0d ed cal 4e; miner: Big values, ’00: If]
suits and overcoals
3 .00 to $50.09
”lw-wmwa
:-
J
a
ersé" ~ tevens
SOUTH NORW.
. The condition of the body indicat-
{ed that it had been in the water
fob attached to an open face
[gold watch bears the figure "23" in.
l tween the figures in a small sail is
I'lnscrilwd ‘ Wesleyan University. A.
dorf makeA and numbered 525408
{All the clothing on the beds was of
, cenily at :1 Buffalo store.
, ______~_
labout u \\ cek
navv lluo and maroon colors. Be- '
,1).1913.'Tixe watch was of Langen-
good quality and had been bought re-
“THE mm.“ WITH THE LAMP"
MILY
FROM THE LARGEST AND BEST FACTORIES IN NEW
, Florenro Nightingale Put 3’ Stamp on
! ENGLAND Nursing- That “’ili Never
Be Lust." -
Every pair made of best grade of leather. Every pair guaranteed to wear.
In the Crimean war the English
wounded were dying at the rate 0:
4-2 out of every 100 when Florence
Nightingale appeared on the scene
with ~a stuff of nurses. It;wa.s not long.
before they had reduced the death
rate from 4:: percent. to 2 percent.
7At night Florence Nightingale would.
Walk through the wards of the ”great ‘ ., 77
hospital. lump in bandit) see that the ,
moods of all sufferers had been Amet.
Thewounded soldiers called her the
“Lady with tho- Lamp." Her name.
' too."found contained letters enough to!
form the sentence. "Flit on.‘ cheering
L'ang‘el." 'Floreniée Nightingale's name
still has a magic power. She is a
tradition in the nursing World. She is
.the onbodiment of the nurse uncomz
mercialized. of the nurse ' who ‘lov‘es
her wark, who chooses the profession
not for the money to be made in it”.
Abugtrom a sincere purpose to be of
. service to one's suffering fellow man.
A \Have you ever given thought to the
l‘jntimate connection bétwcen. the hos-
: vital and the nursing profession?
YOU CAN BUY TWO PAIR FOR THE PRICE OF ONE
THE GREATEST silos vALUE EVER OFFERED.
1,500 PAIRS WILL‘ GO ON SALE SATURDAY MORN IN G,
200 Pairs of Boys’ Cleopatra Pumps ‘
In Black and Brown, all style; Tan Suede, and Patent Leather
Kaine $8. 00 and $10.00
$1. 95 and $2. 45 ;
The trained nurse is an important
factor in the care of the sick. As
some one has said. the nurse is with
the patient 24 hours a day while the
doctor may be there but 24 minutes.
The doctor doesn't need to be there
longer when he has a competént»
nurse to carry out his instructions.
Tomorrow we. will take up the Nurses'
Home, one of the pressing; needs of
the present hospital appeal:
PRIME MINIST 1*
\UNIONIS ‘
Continued 57821
of great value unless suplemented' by
hospital training and experience.
The .Norwalk Hospital is rendering
a. line service to the community in its
community in its-course of nurse‘s
course of- nurse‘s training. The
old hospital performed splendid
service in. the regard but was
obstetrics. The new building has com—
plete equipment for this, and mater-
nit;A cases are an important feature of
its service. Young women now re—
ceiving their training in the Non-vale:
Hospitai have no difficulty in securing
registration with the State Board of
Specially priced
At $4.90 V
port of the p. "
lative to Irel:
try's hands we
dealing with tilt-
atives. Mr. 1.:
congratulations
press for “gras
hard. shell L'lllm“
Was said the l’l‘l
calling their in
out of the L'r
Men’s 131le Fan
Styles
In Black and Brown
Regular value $6. 00
MIERICAN LEGION HOLDS
\VEEKLY DANCES.
a;\’~_ Inn——
Men’s and Young
‘- Men’s Finest Shoes
In the very newest styles. ,
Regular value $8. 00 ’ “
Sale Price
$4. 90 and $5. 45
300 Pair of
Misses’ and Chil-
dren" s Shoes
In black and brown
at
$1.95 f and $2.45-
Sale Price $3. 45
«8“:
n
Hare vou ever considered how im-
Apdsslble it- would be to have a com,-
potent nurse in the home unless there
, were hospitals to give them training?
Frau pay a private nurse $35. 00 a.
week, but do you know that the train-
, ing of a. young woman or the profes—
riénccv and on gaduation usually-
ks for added experience as a. hose
Examiners. The hospital has grad-
uated fourteen fully” trained nurses
during the past three years, but it is
walk seem to appreciate the oppor-
tunity‘ right at their doors. Tito
course covering tWo years and a half
lsl A harg-e cf the Superintendent
. assisted by various members of
tli edical board. young women de-
2 _w more about the train-
strange so few young women of Nor;—
" the dances.
At the regular meeting of Frank C.
Godfrev Post, No. 12 American Le—
gion. held on Tuesday evening. it was
votedto continue the weekly dances.
er‘fiuccess can be attained if all the
members and friends of the Legion
will patronize them
Those who have attended in the
past report that they have enjoyed
themselves immensely. and this fact
encourages the committee to continue
They are held every m-
~-evenlng,at~t«heAme1-icsniaegiun‘s
excellent hall. in the Contra Trust”
Company building, Nor-walk: ,, All are
iodineii " = , '
sors of the Volt .
House on Wednesdalv
They have been succmful, but great— ,
sign that he AA cum AA
eminent." “hie . “as "
CUMMINGS ms ;
STAMFORD. Oct- ‘7'.
Cummings. fOIA‘A‘A‘A “3L
Democratic Batic‘l‘As-l C0
day said in rAB' I‘FAA to 3‘
in Washinghm "‘3‘ he _..
be asked to Mk? ’1“,
National Cl; simian Cf .
He said he “'35 3
taking up n: “
graduated.”
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