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Contlnuvd trom Page One.
“455 dtllression and stagnation; and
tin ii rcxivul. "1n the light cf recent
txllcl‘ltllclf.” the repo;t warned. “we
should r6. member. when we again en-
ter into a. period of full prosperity.
that a reaction will follow sooner or
later; and if the flow of the incoming
tide can be controlled so that the crest
may not be reached too rapidly nor
rise too high. the subsequent reaction
will be less severe and the next period
or industrial and commercial activity
and geneial prosperity will be marked
by saner methods. greater achieve—
ment along constructiVe lines. and by
a. longer duration than any which we
have had before."
The Board confined its report to an
account of the operations of the or-
man Miss L Florence Holbrook of
Stamford. Miss Mathidla A. Koehler
conducted a model class in first-year
Latin for the instruction of the, other
Latin teachers. The Misses Spencer
and Han] of Greenwich discussed
"Problems in second-year Latin."
“Methods of teaching translation" was
the subject of Miss M. Louise Smith
of Noxwalk.
CONN. MEMBERS ON
SOLDIER BONUS
Continued from Page One.
Concussman John Q. Tilson of the
Third District announced some time
ago that he was in favor of a sales tax
to raise the bonus and Congressmen
Glynn and Freeman are believed to
favor this method. Neither Senator
McLean nor Senator Brandegee would
make formal comment upon the mat-
ter tonight. but there is reason to be-
lieve that the plan will meet with
their approval.
terentiates in his letter between t
cash bonus and the proposals to grant
paid up insurance. or land. to former
soldiers and points out that there are
no "serious problems" in the begin-
ning the allotment of public lands and
the use of paid up insurances. It will
be recalled that the bonus question
was up two years ago. Congreman
Tilson favored the elimination of the
cash feature. altogether. on the
ground that. by taking pajdoup en-
dowment insurance. the soldier. him-'
self. will be getting a more substan-‘
tial benefit. more than three times as‘
much as by taking the cash. and the
effect on the country would be much
better.
* WSUWCE
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J. M. LAYTON & 00.,
MONDAY, m. 20, 1922. Wu;
ll
TRIS'fiiAM a HYATT ,
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE ;
Colored Wash Dress Goods
gns in the most taking color combinations.
CRETONNES—New desi
Seethewindowdisplayallin36imwide . .. . . . . . . . . .
IMPORTED GINGHAMS——For house dresses, etc . . . . . . . . . . 69c yd,
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS— Attractive patterns . . . . . . . . . . 29-35c yd,
PERCALES—36in.wide.................................
I
fir
59c yd.
29c yd.
Here ganizaxion for the year 1921. without
offering any suggrstions for legisla- The grumbling black to the carrying
tion meeting the Board or the Feder- out of this plan will not be from the ,- Inc.
a! Reserve system. The earning 85- East. it is believe. but from the Mid— _ . . - _
‘n ' "- :7" 9°“ °‘ 3” “den” new“ W“ ‘he <1” “mm “‘"m‘m’ ”"1 ””59 ‘“' 5 nun-0' ad Avenue POPLINS—Zl m. Wide . . . . . . . . . . .......... . ...... . . . . . . 00c id.
report said, amounted on December cluded in what is known as the "far-
28, 1921. to 81.535.851.000, compared mers bloc." l
» with $3,263 027,000 on December 30. Ca... Bonus and proposals. South Nor-walk. Conn.
< @ 1920. a reduction of 31.727.176.000 or It is noted that the President djf.
‘b 53 per cent. and a reduction of $1.-
b‘MZJZBJNW. or 55 per cent. from the 1 ‘A7 ‘Nl _ T ‘
‘t . ' high point reached on Oct, 15' I920, ........................................ .A SPLEL DID LINE OF TO ELS AND To ELILG
This redUt-tion in loans .the report . .
explained. was accompanied by a
strum- increase in gold reserves and IE II' y I wrs Of semce
an almOSt continuous reduction in .
Fedora] lit-snru- not:- clrl-ulntion. the . . - ' '
YOU TOO loan reduction continuin: despite sub. Prlce 15 nétutauy'lmpomt hut there 13 D0 way Of findlng ‘
. 51;.(l‘2llul a. . .nlr- n. (ilfsr‘trihtiiitrruiTFS-l P )ut what a price 18 Without knowmg the Quality. SPECIAIS .
II’OSS ‘illlllllgs U ‘3 ‘t 1 Ta. .9- . . '
. t cks n satisfactor
will find our store a convenient :T’r‘rdmnkp H: dlzll’fighpsguxmxg wn' Our Clalms 0f high grade lumber s 0 a d y FOR THE “TREK rle er 0
inue ,amoun e o -2, 5. 9 com— »
man; place Eh?” on ‘ “1°9me pared “1th sisl.:97.ooo in 1920, the dealings by fifty years of favor among 0111' own home PEOP}? . O
wumnuzal :3 f advantage 0! the lalling off in earnings being due to (30— is evidenced by steady growth and expansion. 8 1. es, in P e Olive Oil
l 0 mm]: to llm- in thfllrume ot rediscounts and - 3 m 253
rrduction ediscount rates. , ‘ ,t ‘ .............-.-o
1 “For some months past." the report l l . Evaporated Apples, 1b pkg. 25C
fieNE‘V EDISOF‘ mud, "lllvll' ltus lntll it lllarlzld ('zis- . Norwegian zippered Her. DR
ml: of “New st. _\'nt\\ltl.st:iil«iii:g some ' - i u.
“The Phonograph with I Soul” unfinox‘nlrlv feattunsL in the rem-nur- I I Ie I latCh 3 Balley CO. I rang’ 2:828] ' '°' ' .;-.. ' ° 250
i.e‘.\:~'. t l" ., \..< llll ll mui'wt is now ’ an O eanser Flee
.ilisorl-mg st. lll'lll"5 at i‘raismmlrle m1 ' ' .
There is no obligation of any l7.l- s “in ll llllllll not have lletn con. LUMBER AND L WORK \sfl'lth 4tcakes 0f Babbltts 23 For Parties and Dances
m “'9 pn'ov la'in t . sinirrui .1 NW lllmlllis ago. Murkl-t 1 - - 03p a ..'..”.'....'.'. C 4
J ‘ p ) g 0 you a. . ”U, ”1,,” o" I 12‘: .h. 12mm: 1.\_C Distributor: for John—Manwlle Co.. and Bird a. Son. ROOHHBS. 393V" .
75".: as our guests enjoy listening .3me ...a\;.m-. '1' ”a,“ 21.. “‘r, 7;)“, Board and Sheetrock Wall Boards Made of Taffeta, Canton Crepes, Knit Crclta
e mu‘fi‘. FG'l at liberty to .ylliilltill'lll’lL' l'éll . (1.....1 lli‘llllrhtl ;.l~d '
amp ‘5 any time. rain 01' SthC. i"l‘|1.~lll. ] lllj.‘1_‘-‘ j ..\t 5,1.er i.‘t§l1 ..lll -------------------------- A. S I l I I I C1.el)e de Chule
p“ r: l,.i‘.: l-wll sum: fltlllt'éilll‘ :Ul»
\. I . \mlvv'v 5 ill slain-lard slip ks JUL"? ........... 4 ..... _,,_ ,,,,,, ‘
. ll’l €1‘9l), . v"ll'](" ;l\ l-l'il»,—' Illlll uh”! l.j~'2ni.~‘§ 'O-"-'-‘ H- """"" u cotme St, East Rom - O .r
, l. Yl\11\ .. l4 “A r lrrlws lr-i i-uzlils , . l l ce rom to I, a
r o .l',‘ 111:.7 _~Il']‘7!l|‘\ ,l.'..L.‘ 1 ,1 . #4
the Alfred r0. piano c0. ,, , 3, . _ .33. Schultze s ‘I uesday Specia s as. — 1 11
South Norwalk can". 13:14.5 11w? lm.\- " lilhlltv iiiYIS" l.lil.g ‘ I ‘
' Miami l'l.‘.lk‘l ltl'l-ts fur lac-.3." . v
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CONVENTION OF Pig 5 Ln er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10c lb. 3 Rosenfleld Easy Payments If you Wish
,,.. - TE ACHERS ENDS
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__ Fresh I late Beef .................... 8c lb.
TO THE PUBLIC - B
Continued from First Page ‘
From now until further notice the . l 1 . ShOUldQl‘ Steak .................... 14C lb. r08.
gmnogacut garnet Cleaning Comm, Lilvn\\..=0l A”,. .L: 2t “1%”. 1437 {9.}. 1“};A q k 14 lb 7 1 T CAR ‘
v9 uce prices on all R and .,._.. "” ,’ ‘ “' "‘m 0 ;‘ “"‘" . . . ’ ‘ 5
”’9“: bOth,Washed and “$93..“ 'JI'WI- 3”“ N llofol stsslniis Wt r1: hEld Hamburg btea .................. C W E & HOUSE REDL CED PRICE ON NASH 4 CYL e v
(llllllK l‘.‘ COD CrGIICES. 0 all . ’ '-
an order- called tor and delivered rm .\' mm” (.1 Stnnitnrd “as Beef Liver ..................... 12 1-20 lb. 1, ; - Old Price New Pncc E
.HONE m t'llilll'lllilll nl' ll « (ltlllll'lln‘ lit oi satin] FURNISHmaS l 5~Passenger Touring """""" $149500 $1’120.00 3
listing”. .1l1V'trhl;|]s] :ltjlkllll‘l‘l'l‘l‘; "1 1:21;: , . : ll 3Rgadster . . .C. ................... gi.}';g-gg giggig-gg
1‘, ... 5.. .. f - __ . assenger oupe .............. .l - - ~
lllul llle‘ll~E‘iHZl lulnx ml _\l-..-s 1 .i .. M k ts l . .- '
l i .5 “3...“... ......,.. 21.. SChUltZC S Samtat y 31 e j 5-Passenger Sedan .............. $2,025.00 stream .
"’l'll- Si)tl.lll;‘lv.li 14,!!! t It (in .‘dl‘nll - Y i ' ' ""
I arlOV Bros SWAN, ”Hm .. JEN!” 1‘ “MUHH Norwalk, 39 Maul Street 125 WASHDNGTON 81-: l Delivered 1n South Norwalk .
. < 3' v « . . m- . — . J ”-
UP—TO-DATE CIGAR STORa ;l unlawful ':l n.” t. :3“ \.il\iv «I H" South Nor-walk, Corner Railrcad Avenue and Washington Street. so. NORWAI K . — - _ _ Ian-,- 9 1
SOLE AGENT “Uighur"; ‘5ka : ',‘_'\."I'P"_ 3'1“": :f Stamford, Darien, Westport. Black Rock, Bridgeport i 1.
LONDON 8 m. Ira-ling lll (~11 .H llllil “ill. .M lllnr lils- ...................... M‘ ‘V S B NEDIC H
MADE E ""'T- - ., - _. . _ . I '. IE; I
lluw to (H-t “mum. .. :
TY BE Log (illnrlt-s 1. Sand« rs ot‘ (‘rt-PH‘lel] Ice Charcoal, ! 73 North Main Street
“us I'll:l'.'¥sl;.t: rut ii I- l-Inrzlisli Y! .H hers' . , ‘
C‘ “nt . 3 ’ . '
(‘fllllI'll‘l.l'6. .\ll.‘d'~‘ lxnlhrriiw ll. l’ren- :
mm . .
.l. runs! ol Norwalk spoke on “How to PHONE Gehebe S Proth
M00 3““,er Dunhllru gtl r'sultslfrom teaching: ("Ulllpnslllon 627 Delivery ,
Black To]. w m the ‘junior High School." John )2. no. HOP. " "I. Hgmn W d d l ‘ a.
33:53. .1. Til???" r 1.. . _ 00 an ; THREE NEW VICTOR DANCE RECORDS.
H l‘ I .l }" H\ IV F 1"85 Lllg-
‘ llsh "" Miss Snmli l' Halsthurn of SPECIAL RELEASES
' KITCHEN UTENSILS
SIGN PAINTER Gr““““""" ‘3‘“ “8 "‘" “"’J""‘ """M" * - ° . 18856—DEAR OLD SOUTHLAND—Fox Trot ....... Whitcman
1 . _ , ‘ tlcal oral ‘l‘.liizli.~_l,'~ in... Susan 1:. SHOULD BE SELECTED WITH CARE rue mg l THEY CALL rr DANCWGPFOX Tm _______ Whiteman O...
‘3 0 every description m “M“; or tom“ NWWM“ “n“,“r'i'i w," Our Stock of Aluminumware. Gray Enameled and “hire Enameled - 18857—WIMMlN—Fox Trot ........................ Club Royal Or:-
anywhere $320?" ”If will: ‘4 M!" "as” ’0’ m- Cooking Utensils Are the Best Quality at a a GOOD-BYE, SHANGHAI—Fox Trot ........ Club Royal 0m
. . «- u r'rp gs: vn rzlnt'o I'l‘l iii 9- ' 1
metric Signs 3 Specials! mm... m Emu“.-. “Wm“: ‘WTN. Reasonable Price 1 18851—SM'IWLIN -—Fox Trot .......... F. . Green Bros. Mellorumba o. :
Bulletin AdV. formal SDCCCht‘S 1h(,(.r “ us It fl‘cevi'or- .- i 80 EWHERE IN NAPLES— OX Trot, A" Star Trio and O
A. Toth z‘l‘ll discussion of "(irmling composi- 25 Washington Street South Norwax. . I Hear These Records at
. . Loxlngton Avenue, CRY groanig ’r'mmmum requirements ior t‘al'h re am i
. 1‘ .
w w ‘ ff m (n'l‘he commericigl tracliers' cont‘er- — 7 » l A J COlllnS C0
; . ' ce was presi e owr by “’illiam U. 1.7 "fi '
Taylor of Norwalk. The subjects un- 1! 1 52 MW Stud . . .
' 70-72 North Main Street
der discussion were “How we corre-
late penmanship with bookkeeping."
"Some methods for interesting begin—
ning in shorthand." "\Vhat We are do-
ing in our typewriting department
aside from our daily usigliments." and
”Should students taking academic.
scientific and general courses in High
School he required to take a course in
the fundamentals of business?"
Phillipx~ Chairman.
. m A SQUARE pm
We will buy your household
r183. papers, Junk and all
d goods. Anything you
3 Price according to the (unl-
,d the goods. A square deal
dun
__PH.II.IP Pl, MONEY
. ' 82 Van Zandt Street
"Wand Goods Always on Colo.
Fowler’ s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
Johnna.
e..-
- Halzcrt C. Phillips, of Stamford,
I. ' ‘ ‘ was 0 airman ot' the meeti g t‘ i. M ~ ' _. L " l
A. M, WOOSTER thematics teachers. Alfrednli. (LtJES. - th on] i “if , L 0
Ish of South N'orwulk spoke on "Jun- Old Frlends at e 2.": 2:. 3 3
. AttorneY'at‘Law ior High School muzhrinatics.“ "lie. Price '6 , l
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, - m rm 8 Patent 0'00 “(ginggs‘fgo ('sul'jj‘gft‘6111'“)?‘33:}; _ ''''' H” - - _ ,- _ ’ 2 ___________________ _ ,,,,,,,,,,,,, The 0].} Well Be Cigar and iii HERE AIIEAD OF I ME I
A ’ . G 9 " . *éu'. . . e _ '
33 PA I EN I S 22...}: £12321“... ,1. d ‘0‘. {13.500233‘0 n3: . ‘ 0 . the Perfecto Bouquet l Three of the March Dance Records. Hear em! =
m 101' Booklet on P3” committee": "'00? on college entrance Quallt y Groceries an ree - at 10¢- gfl 75C EaCh ‘
iwltnreinen 5 am l-l‘w‘ 'w. c. .. f '3 . l
” Iain 8t, Brldgeport. Confl- “amen c. Phillips of siliiixl‘twtrfl";p:>:e ° N0 profiteefing on Old Well 3 18351—SMILING—FOX Trot—Green Bros. Mellonmba OTCh- .-
- a! I on "A new program in mathematics e lVBry. 101.8911. Theyarethebestcigars SOMEWHERE IN NAPLES -------------- . ‘
for 599°“Qary 50110015” made at that price . . ....................... Green Bros; Mellorimba Oren.
The modern languages division was I . 18857_GO0DBYE SHANGHAI __________ Club Royal Orch. ‘
WINDY—Fox Trot ............. Club Royal Orf'hv .
presided over by Miss Lona Hooker of<
18856—THEY CALI. rr DANCING. . Paul Whiteman Orches.
A.F.Beckmann£a°Co. Inc.
o
l Ollet Cream Green“ ch. Miss Jane Henderson of
- Stamfo d told of “An outline of a I
i three-years' course in French. giving TEL-AND . {5' 4‘
In our To let Cream for chapped grammars preferred and why," Miss 83 “I l 0 Stl‘ t S th N01,“,anK ‘mr DEAR OLD SOU ' ' P8511 Whiteman Orch. ¢
and rough skin. This do- Lucienne MacMurray of Norwalk. as lgton ee '! ll - Hear these and any others at ?
ml cream meets with satis- made an address on "Modern Lan- PHONE 1405 m DWY Evenmg Classes ‘ i:
~ guages in the Junior High School." ...... , ‘
m- It ‘5 dainth Cleverly 937' . Devices for classroom prontvduri-V" “as ..................................... ofiers you an excellent OPPOI‘ I
a» , and dries quickl . will leave discussed by Miss Harriett Siadfr‘lul oi ' . I,
y Greenwich. Miss Edith Lord of Stam- tumty t0 rewewl your Show Q
ford had as her subject, "Commercial hand 01' bOOkkeepmg’ 01' to per- 18 SOUTH MAIN STREET ‘ l:
l
, . \ Q , «3: - .135; . .=:;;.. .53.. jg”?
'fizufln sort and smooth. It is not
fly or greasy. Get a. bottle to-
. n.» all!“
feet your English, spelling or
penmanship.
Spanish in the High School." An opt-n
.’., i 7;. k'».g.\\
discussion on five topics related to the
study of modem languages then took
place. Sathanson (“hail-man. V CORSETIERE AND GLOVER rwalk IMlIE-I:
A. 1‘, IE A D mm 2:33;: 56 SW ”3‘“ 3‘"? m w...» 5°?“ “° 0' 'G' 1') ”3% W‘ Raymond
. . division. George R. llrunjes or N'or- . C 0 RS ET S Ida" I LEML Anetloneer ‘ If ERTAKER
OWL 9' mu Tots—Om. 1103: Home. 599
walk talked on “Science in thr- Junior
High School." “The physical sciences"
was the subject of the address of G.
M._Morgan of Greenwich. Edward H.
finith at Stamford talked on “Labora- '
ry"practice in physlc's." . . . -
' ‘ .fl'islon han- antholzak- ' ' ' I f H
MW. at“ South Hm new RED men's BUILDING
..:results try a” Sentinel
*, BUSINESS
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“'e carry in stock Corsets which are made to fit every tyne 0‘
figure. and we are sure you will find in our ,1 Corset Department the.
'model designed to best express your own lndit‘ilduality, expert assist-
ance will be given if desired. ‘ 3 '
comma-ran frag:
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