mm
5' '. poverty of both teachers and pupils
Lady Diane Duff-cooper;
long been
multiful woman.
“movies."
production in natural colon.
0-——--
breakdown of Russia's school systenil
‘ is one of the/tragedies of the general
formerly
Lady Dione Mam,:duuhur of the
inks and duchoel of Rutlend, hat
'lmownfiae England-'e moot
She wee the first:
lritieh woman of title 'to enter the
She recently completed her
fire! work 33-: film actreee in a large
0 M()O('HA I know (‘nlumho litltn
jusa one chum-e 11111] 11ml; do rup-
utash. So I feegure mehhe es-f I
“Ilka couple chance iiiebbe I golln
Sneem skln lot-tie bit. I telln my hoe:
wot gonna writa bout deesa time. Hill]
be any I better malts prepurush {or
to to hospeetul.
But I no care for «in hospeetal s.-
laugh I tella dn atrnightn goods. For
songa time I gotta liccsgust wot Illmin
shoes (in women wear. Een (in Shh“
plentn time I see. women dance on 1111
me! and no toucha heels once. We”,
7'! feegure PEN alln right 9911 (la film“.
‘but when \"l'lll‘ (in high heels tor
welka round on «in street 11ml go in
'work I link eea aomntlng wrong wootll
.da head.
Some women crowda more feet w-n
vane leelle shoe 1H uni l‘l‘lHVlIll 111:1
streets: (‘nr one tnun I \veflil Ill<:1
week. I gotta idee eol‘ l‘ilt‘ll \hne u..1
All women wear now was: twins m-n 11..
belt enough for he gumln flt. Ref \\1-
utettn pinched every 11:1)- liku dn \Vlt“.
en's fet‘l mosta time we gotta
an jail.
loo-n-
1 know one guy wot runn [ll'l\lllt‘
fiugahoiise for people whnea gunni-
craze een (in head. So I sllgglwtn
teeth heem to gun“ one l'Ill‘l-‘t‘kell
wrath dn high heels, tight skirt 11ml
plenm drugu store on (In face to work
all demotwtrntor for hees huguhnuae.
Wot you link?
(Copyright)
WHY—
DO OUR EYES “SPARKLE” WHEN
WE ARE HAPPY?
HE term “sparkling." as general-
ly employed. is equivalent to
“bright“ or "glietening" and the
latter synonym prmilles the kev m
the question as to why people's Hes
lpnrltle when they are merry
There Is some nervous iealtlon be-
1ween the feeling or merriment or Joy
which makes Ono's melids move up
em! down more rapidly than usual.
This movement of the eyelid causes a
1iny drop of tearquuld to spread over
the ball of the eye. precisely what oc-
nre every time we wink, thus wash-
in. the eyeball clean and leaving upon
1! I film of rnointure which naturally
xlhtms or sparkles In the light. The
entement that a person's
sparkle" is. therefore not strictly true.
It Is not the eye but the coating of
Jiould over it which causes the re
fieetlon of light and produces the im-
prmlon of brightness.
(Copyright)
. CHAMPION PIGEOX DEAD.
DERBY. Eng, Jan. 27. —"Klng of
Rome," the world’ a champion pig-eon.
‘ and. died here. In 1913 the bird
he world’s longest pigeon race
. iv 1, 000 miles.
“eye. .
Rome to Derby. a distance of
MOSCOW. Jan. 27.—The virtual
economic situation. Outside of this
city. in the dot’ens of smaller places
where the correspondent travelled. the
‘-I is appalling.
Those in the United States who got
their education by tramping for miles
through the snows to the little red
schoolhouse were far better off then
the eager studentsot‘ this land. ‘
"How can I teach 1’" asked a. women
teacher in Samara. "I have barely en-
ough clothes to cover my body. I sleep
in a cold room and I have next to
nothing to eat. For months my salary
has not been paid. I keep life togethu
er'trntling in the public market. selling
goods on commission. Nor can I ex-
pect the children to learn. They come
to school hungry. poorly clad and. as
the rooms are cold. we go through the
motions of learning. that is all. They
haven‘t any books. there is no chalk
for the blackboard. The discipline
go'es‘lo pieces.'.
-In Moscow. teachers salaries hadn't:
been pair} for many months. until re-
cently. when they were given from»
300.000 to 500.000 rubles earth. as a.
month's salary. equivalent to the price
buy a pair of shoes. or one-tenth the
cost of a suit of clothes. The men. and
women teachers are ragged. wearing
clothing that is literally falling apart.
Home of them have secured the privil-
ege of living in the school building:
where some heat is furnished. The
clothing of the pupils is on a par with
that of the teachers.
In Moscow schools. notwit'fistandlng.
there is good discipline and the pn—
pils show an abiding will to learn.
They are astonishingly light-hearted.
SYSEM BREAKS
of 10 pounds of butter. half enough to '
= .MINTZ’S
for all their poverty and just
American school children. ‘
themselves Bolsheviki. They’atsend
lectures by
others. that run through a. whole nt-
stomach 'nndvyet do notoomplain.
mm MIST.
MOSCOW. Jan :7. —-Director Mat-
zenelenbaum. of the new State Bank.
who was a banker under the old re-
gime, has announced that the bank
has now entered into agneementx with-
banks in ‘New York. London, Warsaw.
l
both post and telegraph. He said-the
bank is averagingiloe‘ money transfers
daily.
Remittances of foreign money from
abroad are paid in Boston money at
legal rates established by the govern-
ment. which M. Katzenelenbaum said
are’fair. although below the specula—
tive. rate which can be obtained in the
open market.
While the government endeavored
lately‘to momma-rate of 168.000
rubles to the dollar. themtpaid'
low 200.000.
_ n ,
rrmmxam SAVINGMM.
saving up their money :1de
increased by about 959.000.000 lire in
the first seven months of the present
year. At par this would be equivalent
to nearly $192,000,000.
QUALITY SHOP
FINAL
J acoby’s
12-14 No. Main St, 8. Norwalk
JANUARY
CLEARANCE
E.
LIST OF ASPECIAL
BARGAINS
PRICED TO MOVE
AT ONCE
A Few Men’s
O’Coats S 5.00
A Few Men’s
()’(‘oats $10.00
A Few
Men’s Suits
$5.00
Small sizes only
A Few Boy’s
O’Coats ..
A Few Boy’s
O’Coats . . .
A Few Men’s
Mackifiaws
$5.00 ~
About 20 Boys’ 2-
Pant Suits
$7.98
A Few _
Ladies’ Coats
at $5 and $10
A Few Serge
Dresses . . . . $3.98
A Few Tricotine
Dresses . . . . $6.98
$ 5.00
$ 3.981
—‘The Textile Store
REDUCTIONS
Our Only Sale This Benoit
1-3 to 1-2 OFF
Ache?
When you’re suffering from
headache,
backacke,
toothache,
neuralgia,
. or pain lron‘rnny other oeuso, try
Dr. Miles Autumn-2mm.»
One or two and the pain stops
Contain no molt-forming drugs
Have you tried Dr. Milee' Nonlno?
Ask your Draw
memnwmmt
opinions. they are happy and merryi
like '
1
They are not at 'alt Communistic.
They make fun of" their comrades or
teachers who Wear long hair-rand call
Lunacharski Commimar
of Schools. or Name Denim; or
Atemoon and they do this on empty
Rome. Wand Revel for-m master
of remittances to and Ermine-do. by.
for scum! dollars in-the-curhrmame ’
was as high.” 500.000 aud’aeidomi‘b'ea .
ROME. Jan. 21—41% taxman '
ing'the monumental: mum comm-y; ,
Deposits in Italy's savings banks “fire ‘
WARNING! Say Bayer” whemywswyhspim.
Unless you see‘the name “Bayer” on.taflets,;you are
not getting .genuine Aspirin prescribed thy-:physicians
over 22 years and proved ‘safeiby’miilions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
“wimiyfiaayer” packagewhirh contains proper directions.
Bandy “Boyer" m of 12 tam—Alan’rliofilemof 24 and 100~Druggistd
M'ie armrest of Beyer W or- Emacs-m of munch!
mazorx. 27. 1922
-. --.,--,------o- --.—---
'W Stock of Rugs
. We have just recently received a car 1....1
" Amongst which are some striking no“ (locivm 111 l;
minsters, Wilton Velvets and Wiltons
“l(.\‘\
“" ..\\
W e have every pattern and almoxt men \1/1:
. I 2 of the largest lug mills in the country. W
litil' L" “ll“
An endless variety of patterns to (home 11‘ ,1 l' ..
Hartford, Alex. Smiths Magee and “trphln 8.1mm“ , . .._.,1m1‘
represented in this showing. I “MK“ “I"
We would be pleased to shou \011 our
of Artistic Floor (‘ overings and quote \ou
exceptionallv low.
AlgevineFumiture C0.
(Opposite Palace Thearrm
16%. 11min Street
1111111111111" «lupin
11111.1“. .-h 1.,1',
.-
Soul}: NQI‘Walk
“CANADIAN 11)an
- PAYABLE IN UNITED STATES FUNDS
PROVINCE‘OF SASKATCMEWAN
5 PER GENT BONDS DUE MAY 181', 1939
Principe] and .halikyearly interest (151: May and lst
November) motile inii'l'oronto, Regina
or New York
5 f Begistemble as to Principal
Denomination: $1,000
Saskatchewan is well known as being the leading wheat
growing Province of Canada. having produced 413, 000,000 bush els
of grain in 1921'.
The Province is well served by a network of railways com-
prising 6.172 miles. These railways receive their freight from the
large wheat and eat crops as well as from Saskatchewan's forty;
nine creameries and other industries.
Price: 94 and Interest Yielding 5.54 Per Cent
Legal for Savings Banks and Trust Funds in Connecticut
Maples 89‘ Goldschmidt.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Telephone 153. 154, 720 85 Washington Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Established 1892
may. _.._ .7... .3
,a........-
Clearance
Sale
N ow
GOLDEN’S
Washington 8t, 80. Norwalk
A Timely Offering
of a Heavyweight Ribbed
UNIONSUITS
A fine warm garment for.
these cold days
$2.15
'11 Progress 1
“m“.‘_ ..
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
DailyService Between New York & Nurwxik
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
TenLargeTrucksat YourServiooforAllKindsof'h-ml-
”116503;me Van: for Furniture Work
Main Office, 26 Concord Sh, So. Nomik, “Phone 294
New York once, 201 West 20th., Phone {undue-m
WATCH REPAIRING
CLOCK REPAIRING
JEWELRY REPAIRING
We are now prepared to give the best clone of workinan-
or two for $4.00
Costello
Men’s Shop
21 North -Main Street
54-well All Wool Heavy Weight
Men's Weor‘Serge in Navy-Blue,
Brown and Black . . . . . . $1.59 yd.
Special Sale on All Wool PlaId
Skirting.lt Reduced 'Prlooe.
About 5 Dozen
Cotton Waists
50c
j.
12.1; no. lain 8t. 80. Romano
. Sias36t0~50 _'.
Jacoby’s'“
133 Washington 8t. 3. Hawaii
ship at short notice—All work guaranteed.
Complete Optical department.
0. B. JACKSON
; Jeweler—Optometrist
3 _ 58 Wall Street New talk 1
FURNITUR
"‘ . £29 WASH!”
4.
Nowell & Murray
m new
“To Men Who Know.
“! Waehlngto‘n 8:, 8o. m
Men’s 34:00 Heavy Cor
duroy Pant: ,9 f j;
St}. EHDRW
Just now we are cleaning up all the (ltlli\ .u
“Royal Society" stamped articles before lhu
new spring line.
.ii""\1
L‘
There-"s a charm of some sort in every lulltw‘
quality is assured. Thrifty buyers who like to i1.1\'~
needlework on hand to work on at spare mommm,
' advantage of the reduced prices this week.
1.~ W m.-.
V.»
...¢..
Values are astonishing.
haw..— u ...-...... 1. _
Victor Wesley
Has Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
TELEPHONE 365-5
Advance Styles for SD! 11;.
The newest sport Oxfords are now on disrla} in 111.1 1
the tollou mg combinations: Grey buck “Ilii are} km: hi 1‘». 1
grey kid: brown buck with brown call; brown («11‘ “1'11 :..11
grey bur}: with white horse.
Conneally 69° Bracken
South Norwalk
Store Open Saturday Evenings
Boys’ and Girls’ Shoesi
these tested sillwx‘ 1111‘ V
Americans
more in
young
Moneys worth and
Made of choice selectem-rleallter throughout 1hr 1-11111» ~
i
i
Weyenberg Shoes for Boys ............ $4.00. Si W g
“Jack and Jill” Shoes for Girls ......... 3.3 .30. <.;_1 *" Q
o P" ' ‘ '3
Milton Elwood g
122 WaShington Street SouthN are all. g
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PICTURE FRAMING
‘ Done on Our Own Premises
Best Wurkmanship and Moderate Prices
TRY OUR smwrcr:
The F. 69’ K. Stationers
South Main Street
WWWW-fif/flflm
..............
Big Removal Sale
MEN’S AND MYS’ CLOTHING
Everything sold regardless of cost.
south Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler