- HIGH 8085001:
The Choral Art Sodety. under the
direction of Boy William steel. is
presenting. , “Htswathas Wedding
March " in the South Norwalk Meth-
odist Church. Monday evening. Janu-
ary 15. James Price or Norwelk is
tenor soloist and lil- Mary McGee.
thy. head of music in the Norwslk
schools is an honorar: member.
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Members 0! the junior clam were
measured for class rings this week by
Robert A. Benedict. local Jeweler.
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All seniors wishing copies of the
class book are requested to place a.
two-dollar deposit with Bernard
Fineson. manager. before February 1.
Books will be held for those who
comply with this ruling.
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Stanley Joselovsky has been elect-
ed manager of the badetball team.
The committee of the hockey teen!
is as follows: Martha Chimsk)’. chair-
man: Marian Young. Isabelle Hogan.
Gertrude Penington. Helen Sanger
and Agatha. Kessler. colleagues. '
New members of the budne- m
of The Echo are Richard Timmons.
Julita Hoyt William Hogan. Mariam
Young and William Horton.
\t’l‘NNlPAUK SCHOOL
The following notes from Winni-
pauk school are contributed by Edith
Richdale:
The arithmetic test given by Mr.
Green in Grade 3 had 80 for an av.
erage percentage.
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Rhymes as imitations to the night
school were sent in from Grades 11!.
IV. V and VI.
Owing to inclement weather and
illness. attendance has been poor.
Howm er. this week shows a marked
improvement.
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Boss and girls are giving especial
attention to bird study this winter.
They are feeding them on the school
grounds every noon hour and at home
betore and after school.
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Each room was ghen a star by-
Mlss McCarthy for good mudc les-
sons on Thursday.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
Children of the Washington School
were glad to have their principal.
Miss Weed back with them after a
week's absence. Miss Weed has been
confined to her home. 31 Stevens
street with a severe attack of is. grip-
pc.
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G. V. Buchanan at 5 West avenue.
Superintendent of Norwalk Schools.
visited Washington School this week.
In accordance with his custom Mr.
Buchanan \1sltcd each room and
spoke to the pupils.
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Miss Thompsbn. superintendent of
health education. was also a visitor
this week. Miss Thompson drilled
the children and spoke to them about
the value of a Ehysical education.
CENTER SCHOOL
New blackboards
into rooms 32 and 35,
the old ones.
in place of
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Mrs. Greenwood substituted for
Mrs. Magee. Monday and Mn sun.
dish substituted for her on Tuesday.
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Room 8-36 hos charge of the lunch
counter this week.
The Science clubs meetings have
been changed from 8-22 to 9-35.
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The fellowing was Tuesday morn-
ing's assembly program:
Hymn
School
Bible Reading
Principal
Hymn
School
Talk
Mr. Standish
Mr. Standish spoke in regard to the
orderlles stationed in the halls . and
asked that the school co-oporate with
them. The assembly was then turn-
ed over to Miss Parker. who spoke
to the‘ students in regard to the
Choral Art Society concert which is
to be given Monday evening. January
15. at the South Norwalk Methodist
church.
Salute to Flag
School ‘
Star Spangled Banner
School
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The girls of 9~35 did not have any
tardy marks {or the entire fall term.
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Among the visitors at this school
Wednesday were Councilman Ingham,
Mrs. Sherwood and Mr. Short.
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Following is the attendance record
for the months of December:
Junior High:
Miss Pner. 83.55.
Mrs. Bimons. 85.87.
Mrs. Magee. 85.75.
Mrs Flanagan. 86 .64.
Miss Gardner 88. e2.
Miss Ratchford. 88.15.
Miss Good. 92. 61.
Miss Good's room receives the at.
tendsnce banner.
Grades:
Kindergarten. 50.83.
”Miss Kinsells. 68.19.
Mrs. Ameer. 65.88.
Miss Sims. £6.88.
. Mi- 8cofield. 75.94.
Mi. Pardee. 83.“.
Miss Pardea's room receives the st-
tendsnce banner.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
Ten thousand. seven hundred Christ-
mas scale were sold by the pupils oi
the Franklin school. This represents
‘ a some or one hundred and sewn dol-
lift.
so.
A large number of the pupils ot
the school have entered the rhymes
coated, conducted by the Red Oren.
in collaboration with the administra~
tion of the evening schools. ’
On muyMa;'éolnmitte'o.of- pm.
rpllsfromtheseveralel‘yiccls-esof
«in ninth grade visited the u of
:33. Federal Court in the '
Mnu'SonthNor-wslk.
finch valuable information coa-
theworkingofthelfiedersl
wasobtahiedbyjhsdndents.
“Wand Mrs. LII-
have been put i
cleans.“
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9-”: Arthur Clot-otters and Walter
flows from zoom e-se: David Green-
wood- and Francis Peden from Room
941: m from Room 8-13. Ward
mole and Donald Ruddhnan.
thou“ omen-s and representatives of
mm Inspiration met on.
Thursday afternoon to nominate on;
core for the next semester.
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Boom 8-87 won the banner tor the
highest record of attendance during
the month of December, The record
of this room was 84.18%. and there
were two marks for tardineu.
The record or the live highed: aver-
ages of the school are as follows:
Room 8-87. 94.18ka M. Prin-
dle. teacher.
Room 5- 8. 94. osw-Miu M. Wilc-
son. teacher.
warmer.» ._
esdbonsld Wits trons Room ’eae
Room 8- 88. 90. 7o%-—Mlss E. Curry
teacher.
. The average tor the entire school
was angst.
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The gbqsketbell team of Room
Mi- honey. teacher. met the bevent‘h
steamer Mal-yin wheel. on the
udourifit Commhnity “Hall; many aft-
ernoon. 7 4
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Room 751, Miss Bouncing-teacher.
has organised a basketball team with
the following lineup: L. Gade'si. right
forward; E. Chariott. left forward:
8. Madik. center: A. Garfield. right
guard: L. Rutledge. left guard. L.
Gasedi. captain: E. Chariott, manager,
and J Sick as substitute.
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Not to be outdone, the girls have
also organized s. basketball team. with
Room 9- 88. ”Aux—Miss A. Dunn,
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the following players: D. Stevens.
”V&W 3.: my. 1
Jumping center; M. Barrett. Ida;
and M. fiedler. substitute.
Reindeer industry in the northern
territory or Alaska will. with proper
development. havh an annual output
or meat within a few years that will
probsbly exceed in value the. present"
gold or fisheries. says one observer.
“Blue Stockings.” the term applmd'
to certain literary women originated
with the Blue Stocking Club of Eng-
land to which females were admitted.
and so called because Benjamin Stil-
,lingileet. an active member, wore
blue stinking; .
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A cat-proof fence. set well inside a
picturesque old wall. surrounds Bird-
ciaft Sanctuary.-a tract of ten acres
presented to the Connecticut Audu-
{be called in Germany next. Monday as
protest against Ruhr occupation.
ates any heritage from war-like an-
bon Society for a bird refuge.
FRIDAY, JANUARY
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Lssmisfice.
. British Cabinet has apparently de-
finitely decided oil waiting policy and
will avoid for the present any serious
step m close Entente relations
' . W Foch. in plain evening
dreu and looking far from militam-
tic, praises Lafayette marine at
. Primlielen at. Palermo. Con-
stantine's eldest daugh‘ter, says that
her rather died of a broken heart.
London Westminfier .Gssette dis-
in
dPrince Ch
York “30?;23?"
1638 tour with Prim
DOW ha\e tobe lice‘
death of ms broth. Chan“
rman
makes fermaJA:
ment at “ash;
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French in the Ruhr is essentially a phalinn coal syndicate may ship its long-- an 33 from the
guarantee of peace. , papers to United States. 7 500- 000p :n‘d-"e? laugh
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tnrksat Laueanne win in their in~
sistence that Christian inhabitants of
Turkey shall not escape military
service.
Wives and sweethearts of American
soldiers at Coblenz shed tears atnews
of recall of United States troops. ~
Enthusiastic receptions to Poincare .
in both. French houses have surpassed
all such demonstrations since the
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Ger-mans of the Ruhr seem stolen!-
[y to have accepted French occupa-
tion. but give impression to observers
that dark dsys are ahead. ‘ 000.000.
Death in New York city of Judge
William H. Moore 74. noted as finan-
cier and horseman.
Rev. Dr. Percy Gordon. formerly
assistant rector 0! St. Bartholomew's
Protestant Episcopal church. New
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