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mycsnil'. DEFEMBER 7. 1922.
our. Housman DOLLARS
. 1fo GOLD
; Offered to Sen incl Readers
“ .‘l FIVE DOLLAR PRIZE WILL BE AWARDED DAILY T0 *
THE PERSON SUBMITT NG BEST 25-\VORD ANSWER TO
SOME QUESTION. ’
I.—-Mid~afternoon newa broadcast
furnished by Boston Amer-i-
" can. , '
Ill—Musical program.
6:00 p. m.—-—Market*report. U. S. 3“" r
can of Agricultural Econpmi¢3;- .
Brighton Live Stock Market. Fruits
and» Vegetables Market. Dairy and
Produce Market. Chicago Live Stock
’ ‘ Market. (485 meters)? , _, .
6:15 p. m.——-Boston police reports. » 7 _. _ >
Boston police headQuarters: late . . ~
news flashes, early sport news, 3053 ‘ ‘
ton American.
9:30-11. m.—Evening program. Con- ,r'
cert by the Ideal Mandolin . . ‘ ‘ ' /
club, Mrs. L. G. Shattuck.’ ", _ d or . read .. '
director. The club is com- ' , ' e . = 11188 prea ,
posed of Mrs. L. G. snot- .' .
tuck: Harold Colburn. first . -
mandollns: Miss Doris .
Grant, Rufus Choate. sec- 1
ond mandollns: Ernest
Steevcs. third mandolin.
Tod-3?. "3 Question N o. 1
1.-—"A Moonlight Frolic".. . . . .Odell
2.—"nght Brigade Overture"
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The Question: “‘VVEI-‘AT I?O?LS THE CITY OF NORWALK 3.—"Hippit.v Hop". . . .' ...... Odo" ‘
.. 4.—"Glhson Beauty" ..... Nicomefle
:‘IEED BICST ?” 8 5,—"C‘ollezisms" ........... Odell
6.—-—"The Home Town Band"
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AJS'fl-‘ER TO QUESTEON NO. 1 8
......... . ........... . ...... if: SCHOOLWORK
‘ lSOUlLlNED
The November ‘report of Superin-
tendent of Schools G. V. Buchanan
was read Tuesday night at the regular
meeting of the Board of Education
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. . . . . f) sleigurc She proper advancltiillcstmf: Jelke GOOD LUCK Margarine IS (3th from the fmest toad
Thls coupon is printcd for inc convcmrnce of Readers and Judges, but (1,3,, 0.3” There shoum not now be products of American farms. The wholesome beef and pork fats
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need not necessarily be Jsed- '23:: .3315 222;. inscriffodzgri‘of; used in its preparation come from Government-inspected food am- '-
A "t “t "c d 05 word~ and will i:'3 received not later than "ml T§°p° M mt"? mhm (gown “El” mals' The milk With WhiCh GOOD LUCK is Chm lie-d is 1!“in i
'nswers mu” m 0“ es, ” °' “ fl ” . d d ' . d 2:311:10 Sméfirfigfiwifil‘: $2.: oipinpfsi ' sweet and fresh each day from more than 300 farms maintamed at J
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Q: day after tomorrcy at 8 P. 1L. Every nns..-r w l be‘eaamlne an cons: er qquscer. . the highest standards by our own inspectors.
L;. ed “With the utmost fairness by an :nly'ntml committee of judges. Contes- “2:894:11 5:!Ligglynsndtgllefitnpdm ‘ .
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': tants must agree to accept their decision as final. _ nilrc tests sumcienuy oftcn that we. Jelke GOOD LUCK ls Chung-:1 and Pael‘ed {With
.‘5 I . W“ ho able to m: whose classes are scrupulous care. Our great samtary churnery IS a
. mcctlnz all requirements and be able ‘ '
SEND ANSWERS TO CO"‘lTEET EDITOR EVENING SENTINEL. 7‘0 "" “Ms" W mun: shnrt- and made 9f mOdem Cleanhnws’ .
‘ ' ’ why, Thcsc oral and writlcn tests. or p e . ‘
| ' neasurcments of accomplishments. City and country people serve Jelke GOOD LUCK ‘
“v :nre made sufficiently carly in thc sem- ‘ ' ° '
v mm" mm any ordinary “who” _with pride—1n fact, many farmers prefer it to spreads
\j lmay be corrcctei. by strenuous effort. they can make themselves. Both apprecxate Its (1811- ‘ _
l‘mmre “1" “as" ‘9 8"” 0" '0 “Mm" cious flavor, universal freshness and uniform quality.
tcachcr at the end of the scmcster.
ky/xW-memsyoww 1.]?me
Both valuethe wholesomeness of a product whose
' in“ 1 ' ‘ ‘1.“ Ann” h. l'ilr'rzplvl‘ M”. Saving Kane and “y. Gustafson com leled \rnh the uniform course of study _ . . . .
3L0 CROSS LIFE ‘ lf.»‘rillli:.m-. uml Anhur \\’. Raymond. their previous examination by haEiding "1““ semf‘s'e‘r's work for ewry grade mgredlents are Of American farm origin. for sale by
' How llu- :yzlllnl-y of tho swimming in the required essay on resucitation. 1" “early outlined. Therefore. if a ‘ ea] - .
pool “llltll is mxm. 0m- of the best The only sorrowful part of the visit “353 is You!“ which has not proper f‘rSt'dass d ers eveWPere-
or its kind, mwy watched the candi- to Greenwich which was a. great suc- maturity Within its proscribed-outline \ ' »
‘ dam-s KI) llllmmh lhn various parts of cesa for the members of the Corps “19 truvhcr‘who has been training . Churned by
Hm mt. :lmll'tmt'lliniz a drowning was the fact that Norwalk had no them is held responsible. We are at- ,
man, lu-cslciuu his ‘llnlll. preventing swimming pool as well as no Sl'mna- lvmpling' to encouragc teachcrs and 36”“ F. JELKE Goa? fifiafiv’ CHEEAGO
ill: Mrugqim'z. illustrating the strokes slum, bowling alleys or things that n'lplls by giving more attention to
llm £‘Sl1:;l',v' lo l-w o‘p him up when can make young men's lives enjoyable n-ark0‘151lc"°88“3 0T mums and classes
rpinr‘. him as wall as methods of arti- durin recreation . :Ihan to . ' ‘ ‘ ' —
l ,. , ._ g 110“" ‘ MW“ _ 1' .‘S WW"! that . Dealers and Wholesale Distributors '
1 llll. l liullJll. .1" thing 8. [er tlachcrs general]; are too prone to 7’-
,1‘ I“ lay nlzzht “WW umnnmm,,.s m” scn l‘ully c‘olllmi gaxu a greatdeai'of HIXTON KAI/TS. ithlnk and talk of failures forgetting JOHN F. JELKE COMPAN‘,
mmii'l‘n‘m “H. mpmhm... “f lhe‘ ulllltwlllt m. as \u-ll us the (llfil'fllnllg PARA. Brazil. Dec. 7.——Lieut. Wal- hm“ the recognition of work “'MCh ‘5 83 Warren Street New York City
4 «also llil» twill]? i mun. vI'llI m ”lnwr raw-’1‘ (“u “unwilling “10 tf‘r Iiinloli_ the Axncrican aviator fl\'— "’3“ done is far more stimulating to
(l-p-anwich ‘1’ 1. ,. ‘\_ ”\H : . low t.«~.ll .,y the (q'lll’llllli 0. rug from New York to Rio Jane-inc. cfl'ort than cmphasis on the, errors of 40, NORWALK EAST NORWALK HGRWALK
“(,1 which was mmwd over to lhn A sillli icnl llllllllwl‘ of men havelwho is stopping in Para. while some the recitation. Children should be . '
. Hl'PS H”. n”. ””1.- . ..-.l,.;,_: a. ...l. mu; lnssr-z lllr' ll-il, mukim: il po:si- minor repairs are being made. has dc- cncouraged ‘0 met to 108m through M. Olsen & 00., 42 Fort St" M. Olsen 65 00, 42 Fort St. 1'1. Olsen & 00., 42 Part a -
those, ulnvillluh .- lm-ll: lu- M! u v\» in!" Illr mo turn! in H‘l'lll‘? a charter rillcd not to make the til it the teacher's mg” regard for learning. - “
“min-l] lw Inn! (‘Ill-H t\:|vnilll'l‘_ i’l'w» as :ll.ll, ’l'ho- corps. llm'mn-r. is still Amazon, g) up the Then this infant ricsire for education Phone Norwalk 1190-4. ' ‘
My, ‘1', Nit-hula. .-. \ulunll‘wr “ho l~ MW :1 .u.‘ l‘lt'llllll"".nlllll and any in N011 ' E;— should be fanned into flame by the ' ‘
lllsrrumlnl: llll' nlnlnllr-l's m Hu- Norm ‘.\"ll'. “1m :m‘ illlcrcstcd in this RF . . y . constant cnihusiasm of the teacher. , .
walk l‘m‘in in mrlllmls (if lifn wring? "iiillt‘l‘ lint will" :ll‘e- linked to (‘0m- TOR ,‘D 30‘ TO MO‘IE', Supervisors should bear in mind ' a»
\‘Fidflnr: him was \llu"l‘l Print” or muniv :m- \u’lll Al. (‘nncmrL Thi‘ nlcu ll<h ONTO, Dec. 7-—The Star pub- that teachers. is well as pupils. are ’ ‘ ' O
1 ‘rlmllsnn strum. Sn Nnruulk. who \xLln [m ml! lil-‘il‘ hits last night apT‘oriotltt-fory giflvda)’ asserting that led to better accomplishment through " H _ -‘
..: m“ 11,-.“ 53-min”. nu.“ 1., [V313 \'.l'!l‘j 4": nice \‘(il l v. John and Louis , 33'" C“ G has obtained an mlcouragcmcnt rather than by nag- . > ' I ' .
l. - iv l Hm sunlml-r. mlllmm by: (';:ll.’*v:ll‘i. l‘nlj-l' .‘ll Kilihln and Robert 25:12:22“ :hc franchise of the Boston gins 0,. unmeung criticism. 0 I m“:flt¢;}:fi}t}fi‘ “" “ “ ,,' ‘;&a:::\:t: 3:2
":l’mu,” (fillit'vul‘l, new chairman oi” .\l. IFmer. “zlill' i’illllll Otl. Eugene ' .n "33”“ baseball "l“b- and “mi! h l ’ k ' h h
_ v”? ,4- _ __ . _ .. that «'1. proposition to transfer the 9 SC 00 “(‘1’ n9“?!- reac es up "
....__; .-.._..........._. n.-. 1—. team to this city has recover: the 333- m the den“ °f exceuence ‘° “”1“” . ‘ ‘
L. ’ f, Moral of Ban Johnson president of we‘asplre I feel that we are now ‘ ‘ ' 9!
‘I A J A, l4 the American League. ' :ccurilng quite comincndstible resuclitsaA ~ . - u
-ssm - ,_ ewcassesarc no up oagoo e- "
| nnounc em CA]. L to 5-} CUT THIS OUT—IT IS “’ORTB tree of management and we still has?! . ~ H
,3 n o :5 MONEY. some poor teaching but the well man- ; - " M
u . I , '. ‘ c and classes and the well taught are? . e 1 as a nee "
I ' ‘ *9 >7 Cut out t 5 l n
i I; 011:11' :7 13‘52 1561 5 nd ll 1 MI IUD. enclose with So in 81'th majority. . . .
.s 8 ma t to Foley & cm. 2835 Sher- . 'l
, field avenue. Chicago. Ill. Writing you: I believe our supervisors are better I ' ‘ K
j . name and address clearly: You W" - pleased With the work this year than ' n
, VITALITY Egg Mash 13 now cclve in return a trial package 1cord? in any reccnt previous year; and I Er ' ' H
r made under MLAngell’s orgy- tninlnlgfl'blcy's Honey and Tai- Com- am sure their satisfaction is well t 1 ‘
. , , ,“ noun or coughs. cold. and crou ; founded on a better quality of schobl , - , H
1 mal Formals, improved wnh Foley Kidney Pills rol- paingin ME. work 3 ll ‘
. buttermilk. It is the result of 33;} xgkglflf‘g'glafihgwggghekkld- This is National Education week. ; ~ . » . 'o i
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years of practical poultry ex- Cathartlc Tablets. a. wholesome and "r' “3"” Nam“! C°mmlm°ner °f ‘ ta l,‘
" . . thoroughly cleansing cathartic for Education. has planned and President [ u
L Penance With every known constipation. billcusness. headaches, “9‘"de 1‘” issued 3' Womamauon to 5 91
formula. and incredient. It and sluggish bowels. this effect. It is believed wise to call‘ 4“ -' ‘
‘ . 'e'- , " , especial attention of citizens, from ' It
Will p051 .l ICJ produce more " "-'~ -‘ time to time, to the more important '1 ‘1'
in eggs at less cost than any food
l lmown—whc ther monument:-
. ed or made at home.
' 1 functions of our civic life. _ f
s Inrresponse to this national call for T
o especial thought to the needs and aims
' of the schools we are urging citizens
Christmas, the 01'9"" Birthday, to make an especial effort to visit the
Feed it alongside of any other since its very beginning has been schools this week—to see what is t ' N
mash Y°“. may select and the identified with gift-giving “a good mung done and what the needs of the “ - - , ’
results W‘.“ amaze you. It is will towards all. ”110015 ”0- ’ "
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The regular class work will not be
Today, as you think of the howl-r disturbed because of this attention
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ness associated with Christmas, think before Friday afternoon. At that - D J 1 t 1923 ’ . g}
of the joy that will come lute thou- tlme many: rooms will have programs : ue .\ anuat :; S , ‘ :‘
the cheapest in price because
it produces more eggs.
It must be the main feed of
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' . 1t sands of home th which will attingly call attention to _. ‘ .
b2035¥h§nfivglzn constantly photo a h a mu“ the gm“- 0‘ the importance.“ general. education. 4. i, ‘ ~ , . n
m the Vital- gr p 3' ' ‘ r \’ ‘
. , Think I th Visitors will be welcome at any school , ., Ii
1tY Self-Feeder—nothmg carry a: 1: ° ”:31“ “3'“: “10! at any time and especially this Nawl l _ H
mixed with it, and nothing fed besides Four-O-Clock Scratch ’ , e on” "n ‘ °’ “u" “mm Educatm“ wee)“ «’ ii ,. . - ' ' ~
Grains as an evening meal at four o’clock. To accomplish the “I‘D-mien they site to fun!!! and —---i—-'--—~—- » {I . ’ . . Registeredor not or we Will accept them on deposwm our Sav- ,6. g:
‘ — friends. More and more thoughtful . DECORATIVE DEVICES ‘ I . _ > G
the most in production, a hen must consume a greater amount I , no season's decorative ‘devices. a fi- . . r » . l U
°f ms.“ than grew; m fact. twice as much mash. Therefore, 9“" ° “° hm“ ”WP“ 1"“ while they are varied. .still center : <2: . ‘ . ings Department'or Christmas Club. "‘ u
see to it that the mash hoppers are always full and that nothing ' m" “mm" m. M, u “1 t°° “P391!- fln, find 1mm ”9““ “mm” ' 3r! ...,-.,..-. A ., —~ 4 ‘ .
else is used that Will “stall” the hens. mg.“ ”4:71:81; to:- a flitting. god tfixtensively on {éilvetlogr-ouggl? “ ‘.‘ , » r . .
one for an appointment. 0." *an me ° ° " ' J , ~ - '
- ' , . te in combine most effectively. , _ . _ .
Be sure the Signature of Albert Angeli, - greet Silurm in many instances U . ~
Jr:, 1: on every sack of Vitality Feed, . nit-trimmedrthe trimming being put 24
with our guarantee of absolute satis- l The lwlchelsen “0": I’m" I «22°; 2:: fiffgfof ii
a- ' ' ' - s ' in arms. ' ‘I ‘ ’
{53.33071 when fed according to duec 5 L . . tell: of maven”! "an . ‘ f.
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ROSENBAUM BROTHERS i Studio . mm... a... .. .... mm. 3
w, Chicago, U. S. A. 3,, ; r m, ;eemrgoge remgbfingthfogfwggj,
. 7 Wm those 'tor evening west- reachingiosl. ‘u
l ,. ' C. E. Slauson Company, L , , ' - most“ “*‘mumn "3 ““8 __°’ lg
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. Rorwalk .
Write or can for copy of Arocrt Austin’s 1’?ch recite—SW.
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