Wasp”, Arm 18? 1922
llllli FRANKLIN
Sllfllllll NlliES;
« Always DeliCibllsf
pullnwinc is {I list of the names of
,,_p.i_~: le‘ tlII- Franklin School who
32”.. III-IIII wither late or tardy dur-
Img 3hr wmlI-r lI-rm:
(I mu l >A-Ht lr-n Snavely. Llnrie I
1‘ a. II. ltuIlI SuyIle-P. Kutherine Sur-
. I... NIH“ lluinys, Charles Boon-
is! h, \rlhur (inrlivlcl. Elmer Singer-
1'5 ;.I\ Hubert Kohl.
' ;: , l-Ist'her Feinsod. Anna
ll‘tllt‘ lx‘isku. Stella Lendn.
Raymond l’urdy. Milton
Strnssburgcr.
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Never“: Bu] 1.]! P. '
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I 'IImI LnIllslnv Praemer,
i L 'l'nkm‘h‘. l‘uul Lysoby,
ltlv'hurIl VVhlpplP.
Sylvia Ilrack. Emma. Kc-
John iiornick.
Wil-
Jack
L;
Burkey. George Herman, .Lucy Nich-
ols, 'Francis Kabubik.
itoom 22—Helen Retake, Ruth
l’hle. Jennie Yerup. Edward Taylor.
Room 23—I)orothy Cuneo. Joseph
Ferris.
Room
5, .rcs,
.mum 4
\VlllIIIm (illnzy,
. Sl‘rpurIl.
’v-~1~‘tI-phon Hornick.
I~I>lll Iron?
' Eleanor
Charles
..,..,,,. I; .lllllil l“L‘rl'l‘l:'._V.
YI, \\‘IllI.IIII Mcl‘unn.
, (iv-ruuw- Struuli.
'l‘uny lluttlllo. Alfonse
I‘jx‘nl‘fs‘l’ llurgrraive. Benja-
lCIIIvrs-Im 'l‘aylor, Alex-
.\II>-szIIIler \Vhite.
London, Irene
Steven Yoczlk.
l'IuI'tlcm. Marion
24—V‘Vinifred Peck,
Holmes. Alvin Miller.
Room fl—ilzirney
Coates, Joseph Cheku.
berg. Reginald Hopkins.
Frank I'mlerhill,
ileeman Pest.
Ash, 'Hudson
Jasper Dul-
Karl Schaeff,
Charles Ward, Jo-
seph Wascensky, Foster Webb, Carl
\Vihben. Francis Peden, Helen Kay,
Madelyn Griffin, Ida Modne, Bertha
iloth.
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“ Diana,” a Feature of National
" Academy of Design Exhibition
Miledelphia Artie! Wins Altman
Award of $1.000 -¥- Coma.
Fisk: Receives Thomas B. Clark.
Prize—Lockman Has Best For“
trait. "
Nrw Cum—Miss Anne
Vaughn ilyutt, whose statue of Jo
I»! Arc graces Riverside Drive, N?
inn-l. City, hes added to her laurels
us' one of the great scul to" of
'K'merica by her “Dione," w ch has
on the Sultan medal for the best
care of sculpture In the annual ex-
‘ntxition of the National Academy of
Ue'hig'n. Miss Hysott’ "Dillil" ll O
j are than life size decorative figure
the tuned huntress and it has
one ot_ tin features of the a-
. tion Its opening on March
can Fine Arts Gal-
aim by the National Acad-
b one of the moshin—
. in the ninety-seven
- ~ Ito existaIce and is an evi-
-- - o! the great strides made by
1Iricsn artists in their chosen
'- s. It is attracting the attention
{:10 onnnoiseur and the generel
D c.
Daniel Garber of Philadelphia was
arded the Altman prime of $1,000
I- his tprinting entitled “Tohicknn”;
ilc second Altman rise of
was awarded to Gar ner Sy—
W of New York City for his
mg “Gleam on Hilltops." “To-
" is n delicately colored land-
mape with the branches of a tree in
mine foreground making an interest-
ling pattern against a hillside on which
houses are clusttrcd among trees.
”Am-hm on llilltops' depicts It stream
with melting snow reflecting the even-
In): glow {mm a nearby bill. It is
I.Irilliantly painted.
Gertrude Fiskc of Boston received
HII 'ihomas ll Clnrkc rim of $300
I'IIr .’I striking figure 0 an old car—
‘Wllt‘r who lIIIs stopped hi5 work
II.I»I. IIIItIIrin and seems ready to re-
Hrl’l III it nftcr greeting the onlooker
t-IllIlt imknum was awarded the
“I” II. IrIl prm- for the best portrait
llII Inhibition. it is a. masterful
InIIIIiInI; of (ullen Yates, N. A...
~..-;III-Il, nIIIl is .I strong portrait.
l .IlI- February" II lundscupc by
I lIlrI) l‘ llil-thrIl won the first “1111‘
r Ir‘ III p rim: nf $300. Robert Phllllpp.
. young artist who pointed his own
Inrlrut in an unusual pearly gray
’-.nm was awarded the second Hull-
.IIrIIII prime of $200 while the third
“lullp‘urlcn prim of $100 went to
-‘wur llitnmn for “Sunlit Window,”
You:
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.. Mgr... Am» ”II-23;?
of Sculpture in .‘M
Academy fl
Exhibition.
which shows a young woman errone-
ing flowers near II window .
Amory C. Simon received the first
sword of the Ellin P. xyer Manor-
inl Prize of $300, for best paint-
ing or sculpture of animals. for his
sculpture grou entitled “New YorkI
Fire Engine arses.”
Anwng those receiving on the open-l!
ing day were Edwin H. Blush eld,
president of the National Acadany
of Design; Barry W. Watrous, vioe-'
president; Francis C. Jones, trees—-
urer; Douglas V,olk recording aecre-i
tary, and CharleeC. Curran, corre-
sponding secretary. The paintings
and sculpture shown fill three large‘
ghlleries at the American Fine Arts
Gallery, while an entire room is de-
voted to etchings and other black-
end-whites. The exhibition will I:-
mnin open until April 88rd.
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Away? Refreshi
Irwin
Room 2S—Hermine Deuce, Henry
_Hopkins, Henry Hargrave. '
Room 26—Elsa i Kramer. Fred
Hamilton, Frahcis Peden. Henry Wib-
Vben. 5 )6
Room .“.3~--I.ola Baxter. rDorothy
Cummings. Grace Mchlllan, Harlan
'-Da.xter. George- Brandt. Lawrence
Dennin. Alex Ganzy, Dahlel Ratzen-
berger, \Vinton Rowan. ' ' '
Room ilk-Margaret Lovas. Beat-
rice Kern
Itool'n fits—Julia Gajdoslk, Louise
Hodgeh, Mildred Hoyt Helen Uppe,
Ethel Peterson Francis Bennett Al-
fred W‘ilson. '-
' In cennection
"\VatI-r Supply
Commercial
phy classes.
No. 26 and Gaza Soltesz of Room'No.‘
28 took a fourteen mile hike to the
South' Norwalk filter in \Vilton over
.lhe week-end.
The Seniors of the school will hike
to Compo Beach on Thursday, April
-‘.’0. Pupils from the First District
and from South Norwalk will leave
lirom the Franklin School at 9 ofciock..
meeting the East Nor-walk hikers on
Winfield street at 9:15.
A program of sports including a
baseball] game between the boys and
the girls has .been. arranged. ZEizht"
teachersfrom the faculty. of Frank-
lin School will accompany the pupils
upon the hike.
Another group of French students
has been regularly initiated into the
French Club. The Club ‘nlls' a need
in’ the work' of the school, and the
WORKS Hill lllllLll
MllSl' KEEP- WEil.
Mothers in aLike Situation
swasaamuué
fromMnEnI-ico
Chicago, Illinois—“luck I4... I.
Pinkhcm's Vegetable Compound for n
. serious trouble.
trieddoc
'v.
with the study of
for Cities," ' by the
and industrial Geogra-
slsck this andlamhome pert
of etime. I onot like to take a
one lsdy said, “Take Ly
medicine,’ so I did. I hyuve felt better
rightulong and am in goodenough health
to to work. I recommend your Veg-
eta le Compound and Samtive Wushto
all.’ ’—Mrs. MARY Eunice, 459 N. Cer-
penter St... Chicago, Illinois.
Often the mother' Is obliged to support
her children and health is neces-
sary. Lydia E. "nkham 3 Vegetable
Compound' Ins just the medicine you can
dependu It Is a medicine for wo'-
men ’s ments and the relief it brought
Mrs. Enrico it ma brin to you. Keep
well by taking Ly' a E. 's Vegh
stable Compound.
The mine riots or Johan'n..s-‘
burg, Union of South Africa, were
7)! a more serious nature than was
reported in ctible- dispatches sent-
.rom abroad. Houses were pll-,
Iaged end several large busineu_
establishments were burned to
the ground. Many wers- killed
and scores injured. Troops under
the command or Gen. Jan Chrlg- _
:lan Smut. succeeded in pittlns
the invaders to flight after m-
ueral serious conflict- ennted. '
Hundreds of prisoners wore cav-
lured on the outskirts of the ct". ‘
x'nto which they were late;
brought under strict In . 63- v'
0011:. The lower picture, taken
hast utter the tile :ty‘l'ordlburs.
s owe the hatch [W
being Wt 19003-1 7
under n M
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2.
A‘ll'red Herman of Room ‘
Met-icon Legion;
lmnmnm
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temptm
Fsce powders.
LaBlsehe— 43c,
Djerkiss-— » 39c
' Toilet soaps.
Palmolive— 6 for 40c
Packer’s Tar— 18c
ROSanlé 180 3
Cuticura—-— , 18c
WOOdbury’ s Facial— 3 for 50c
Loco Cantile— 16c.
Physicians & Surgeonsw- 2 for 15c
Lemon Skin Whitener—— 90, 4 for 35¢
, _ Shaving soaps.
Williams soap, cream or powder— , 35c
/ Palmolive cream— 33c
Mennen’s cream-—- 29c
Johnson ’8 cream— 33c
For the Hair.
Mulsified cocoanut oil— 340
Palmolive shampoo— 45c
Wildroot hair tonic— 420
Wildroot shampoo— 35c
Antiseptics sud Deodorants.
Odorono— » 23c to 79c
‘Mum— 17c
- Lysol— . 19c & 39c
Lavoris— 19c & 39c
Listerine— 230 to 74c
Absorbent cotton—ounce packages~ 5c—50c doz
Gauze bandages,2 7 .4 f 25
c or c
" Hair brushes.
S ecial lot of excellent wood-back hair brushes with
006. ristles two sorts in the collection; impressive
mums and Mrs MacMurray are to be wow WANT TO GO
congratulated for the spirit and en- 0N POLICE FORCE
l NEW HAVEN. April 18. —A dozen
thusinsm which has characterized its
\\ ark since its beginning.
A committee of pupils from the New Haven women are seeking an-
civlcs classes visited the Harris Glass pointment as police women in appli-
Factpry this week- A report of the cations to Chief Phillip T. Smith,
visit will be made later.
“m""MIM
oilet needs
21/2 013 inches wide, 6 yds long—-
value— 50c& $1 ' DjerKiss talc-I— . ' 19E ‘.
inst.
3 15.4.7
ly- priced
The time when life begins in the great out-of-door-s—when the wind
and sun make the care of the complexion an extra necessity—is a fitting
time to look over this list of standard products and fill your needs at a
saving==°in most instances well worth while.
l Tooth brushes. . T}
Three special lots, each with good firm bristles firmly, 2:;
Convenient handles and correct sizes—
150 21c 85 29c
“Lady Mary” special. ‘1 ‘
Lady Mary face powder, of gossamer texture and
fine quality. Usually sold here at 47 cents.
With each box, a vanity box of Lady Mary rouge—«I
this usually selling at the same price of 47c. »
.The two articles for the price of one—— 470
White Toilet Utilities. l’i‘
White celluloid, smooth and fine and' m pretty shapes.
Hair receivers and puff boxes— 50c
Trays, special weight— 506 {
Pufi boxes and receivers in new design and of heavy]
quah’fy— $1
I
390. '
32c ',
39. l
«-380 -
17¢ -
3 for“ 50¢
'l
set.
I
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For the teeth'.
Ipana paste——
Pebeco paste——
Listerine paste——
Pepsodent paste——
Dr Lyon’s paste or powder—o
Kolynos paste—~ ;'
Face creams.
Hind’s honey and almond cream-—
Pond’ 8 cream, cold or vanishing— 19c & gl
Daggett & Ram'sdell cream— " _ SC to 396 .‘
Talc powders.
flohnson’ 5 Baby powder—-
ennen ’s talc, borated or violet——
Mavis talc—
H
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5
3 .for
n.4,.-
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.while only two, if any, will be placed. STATE MEETING 1N DANBURX
The list of names will be placed be-
fore the Board of Commissioners at
their next‘meeting and later turned
over to the.Civi1 Service Board for
rating and placing on the eligibility
list.
Schwestern- Vet-band to Celebrate.
25th Anniversary
The Schwestern- Verband. the state
organization of the Sisters of Her-
mann will celebrate the twenty- fifth.
anniversary of its founding. at its
On Wednesday afternoon the fac-
ulty of the school gave a. farewell
party in honor of Mrs. Irene Hott-
mann, -who has resigned as seventh
grade teacher. After refrefliments
had béen served a presentation. on
behalf of the teachers of the school.
of two pttcures' by Wallace Nuttlng,
was made. Mrs. Hoflmann had made
many friends among both teachers
and pupils and her loss will be keenly
felt. .
mm LEGION
Wm DMVE
NEW HAVEN. April 18.—The
Connecticut De-
partment, has announced a, statewide
drive for membership to open April
24 and extend!“ to April 29.. State
Legion headquarters here stated that
a. concentrated effort to solo the New
England member leadership will be
made. Churches of all denominations .
have been iskéd to make an appeal ..
in sermons on Sunday. April 23. to‘ .'
executes men to join the Legion- and
' wARNINo! Say ‘fBayer”
”spongy! “5 patriotic ““1 “3‘15”“ ' «i {the kind held in South Nor—walk
Pu ' ’ h i 3'" -Headac.he 1' Colds; RheumafiSm I should be of consideuible In
. - Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis 33m? and execuuves .1
Ea’tach um Pam', ' . It is the desire or the dining};
3 L ‘3an Pam " have all who are interested
W ’W.ir¢€¥a¥¢
' .Unless yen see the name “Bayer” on tablets, you are
not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians
over 22 years sud- proved safe by millions for
which contains properdlrechons.
annual meeting to be held in Dan-
bury on May 10, upon which ocea—
sion the state lodge will be the guesm
rot Ger-mania Hertha Lodge, Sisters of g
Hermann. It is expected that this
will be a gathering of some live on
six hundred delegates from various
parts of the! state, including all' thb
living grand ofl’icers oi the lodge,
since its organization. for”
.r‘,
ECHANICAL I‘JNGI‘YLERS
Aim. To W
The American Society of yechénfl- 4
cal Engineers, Connecticut ‘ Section“.
Bridgeport Branch. will hold its Air“.
ril meetings on Thursday em
April 20th, at 8 o'clock, at the soon:
Nor-walk Public Library Auditorium.
There will be interesting speakers
nd the meeting should be well at-
l ended: '
Mr. Ernest Hartford, Assistant Set;
retary of the A. S. M. E, will spent
on “Local Section Activities,” am!
Mr. Geo. R. Christietof the Standdfl
Oil Co, will give a lecture in "Fifi! _
OHS 'l - A
This will be the first meeting 7
when you buy Aspirin.
this meeting and they extent on
mint.
Norwalk Chronicler