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ax’li‘ranklin wheel and
up at Winnipauk, «where the show of
hands when I asked ”Whggspeaks Poh
ish?" etc.. was 50% or more., Al-
though I have had interviews with
Polish leaders. we ham not yet
brought back hast yersr's clI- tor in-
termediate work at‘Center. After long
unemployment I understand‘that the
men are now working until 8 p. m..
which makes it impossible to have
supper and get downtown by 7. It
room. including heat. light and janitor
service were donated. might it be the
pleasure ot the board to appoint a
teacher for a. class there. two or more
evenings a week? '
The present elementary class at Cen-
ter school. With an attendance averag-
ing 18 or 20. is largely composed of
Italians. A number at them are mem-
bers of the Columbus Citiseujs League.
The .meeting of this club to plan for
its Columbus Day celebration was the
first gathering at which I spoke. The
city evening school was also com-
mended by President Frank Macaluco
of the Italian Foresters. on Octobe
12th. The appeal of the public school
was great enough, that English class-
es taught by volunteers in the League
rooms have not been organized. As
your director of Americanization. I
and this satisfactory. because the most
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the plumbing business well
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Fresh Shoulders 18c lb.
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- . . ' . Shoulder Steak .. 14c lb l Hamburg- Steak .. 14c lb
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[tion to idmls of community so
'* will be approached throughout the
4
successful teaching English to adult
foreigners is specialized work. It re-
quires training and study on the part
of men and women of broad culture
and magnetic personality. with devo-
Norwaik’s present teachers measure
high in the scale. If we are to or-
ganise more classes. perhaps taught
by some who may enter the examina-
tions to be given November 4th. we
must make night school service at-
tractive financially and professionally.
so as to draw into it more real teach-
ers. There is still time for some
young college trained man. or married .
womn . who may only be tree even«
ings. ut who has taught. to talk with
you as superintendent. or with myself.
and take the examination for a State
certificate, so as to be eligible to teach
adult foreign born classen.
The co~operation of the Hour and
The Sentinel in giving night school
news has been splendid. and. thanks
are hereby tendered to the editors and
their associates. We have also had
advertisements. Them-st week the
card was through the courtesy ot the
South Nor—walk Trust Co. Later. when
we arranged a. Victrols conciert
Franklin school. Mr. Donncliy gave us
one strcsdng English and music as
two common hnguagoe An advertise-
ment and a story have appearedvln a
Hungarian paper puithhed in Bridge-
port. arranged by J. B. Risko.'himseif
a night school student. Other firms
i
winter.
The motion picture . houses have
shown slides. and the manager of the
Spflngwood Theater allowed me to
speak to an audience of too. which
brou t us several’new students so
Put in. Whenever I walk in the
Lexington and Ely even” neighbor-‘
hood! find uiyselrgreeted on every_
hand. . 3
The attendance. 88 in English class-
on on opening night. has gradualiyino
creased. though not as it should have.
in proportion [0' the enrollment of
about 150. 'Lbc teachers are. Just com-
pleting their registers. Then I can
give you accurate figures. The lack
of heal at Franklin throughout the,
third week, where there are three;
large classes in English. has kept the:
total attendance down to about 100 in Miss C (11'. 6‘ “m. Git-cs M5
the Americanisntlou oldies. with an-
other inn aucndancc and'iso enroll-i
ment for the commercial and contin-
uation classes. _
“'0 look tor a large increase by No-
vember 13th. Election will be over.
Also. the ‘Mayor's committee has wel-
comed a night school section in the
Mmistice Day parade. and the stu-
dents enthusiastically voted to come
in. This‘will give rthe school public-
ity with those who cannot read Eng-
llsh.
An opportunity to attract people. so
far lost. is‘ through lighting the en—
trance to Franklin school and placing|
a. transparent sign across the light.
“Free Evening School.” As the build-
ing is not electric lighted. the board
might be willing to take up with the
Board of Electrical Commi
South Norwalk an additional light.E
similar to a street light. Nova students '.
stumble on the steps. and the all?!“
corners .of the porch might easily be;
used in unfortunate ways. or by young.
sters who come to disturb the school.
because they have nothing else to do.
With a cheerfully lighted entrance we
would attract students and visitors.
We could also have outdoor games_ in
moderate weather. for istudents who
arrive a few minutes before -seven.
Exercise puts those ._who have been
working in cramped positions. at desk
or factory bench all day. in heft/6r con-
dition to study. '
We must remember that our stu-
dents are workers. I haveseen man.
users at several plants and tallied .lfl
noon. But where there b.1110 much
room. it is too costly “tenement“?
me to try to Whitfielworm in:
maps. It may-beam through a
committee of the ml"-
amusements can’ be ’ e tor closen-
ship applicants. to sweat repel!
here. This wouldudd 103- or half
a. day to theemployesnd inconven-
ience to‘tbeemployet. .. , , " ‘
. A3. ydurdlrectpr‘l have been wel-
corned by'the U.‘ 1:.—«Bureau or Hater-i
ammo the :end or the
""3 l Armed Forces g
|Govrmuent Are'More Active
' that thére are 'dl
ssioners for i ~
the lunch room at moat-.20?abody‘fiIt -
‘ Coats
TION one of the busiest
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posedlrish
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National troopsfl but small bands are
able to indict constant losses and
humiliation upon the government by
their activities in Dublin and else-
where. Bepressive power has been
granted to the governineat by the Irish
Farliunent, but the Republicans have
never believed these powers would be
fully exercised. and so far their tore-
Ms have been {or the most part ac-
curate.
The Free State government has
thirty thoussnd'troops fully equipped
and costing nearly 38.000.000 a year.
Yet the attacks or the irregular: are
made in confidence or escape and
with the thought that even it they are
caught. they will suffer nothing more
than detention in prison.
It members or the Irhh Parliament.
rwhich resumes'Wednesdsy. cxprea in
public what some of them have been
saying in private; there is sure to be
searching criticism of the government
ineffectiveness against the “irregulars.
The latter“: policy of dilloeauns rall-
way tramc is witnessed daily in the
Wholesale burning at signal boxes.
.'eomc of the men 'sulsurben lines quite
close to theflcity.
It has become a
common thing to seize a train and let
it run loose at full speed. certain of a
smashup. Appailing consequences or
this wild practice have been obviated
so far only by 'good luck.
Considering some arrests which
have been made and ‘others which
have. not been made. it is inferred
tterences of opinion
Cabinetas to whatought
stop to the ir-
the Republican
evading
Val-
are
in the Irish
to be done‘to put a
legulnrs. \ Apparently
leaders are not seriously
arrest. for the whereabouts of de
era and his principal colleagues
said to be well-known.
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’ BIRD AND NATURE CLUB.
bu rm and Exhibits Spa-innate.
The Norwalk Bird and Nature Club
held its regular meeting last night
with Mr. and Mrs. George C. Brown,
of 12 “once stmt. It was an un-
usually interesting session. Miss Anna
Elizabeth Carpenter. 01 Wilton. spoke
on Flowers of Wilton and Vicinity.
She had a collection of 150 mounted
Specimens made herself the pest sum-
mer. Miss Carpenter formerly taught
in Hillside Seminary. Bridgepol't. and
in a day or two will be ninety years
old. She is wonderfully bright and
interesting fur one of her years. .
The bird list of the month follows:
HerouGull. horned breed. Great Blue
Heron. Laughing Gulleiack Crowned
Knight Heron. Greater Yellow
VHere’s .a special. at.- $27.50.
And never have the designers
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special styles for young men. . ,-
Models ~ that 3m smart, Juli
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reports to submit to that bar:
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