At
“‘cstpofl. it was nnanheniy egg. 8. ‘3. . k ._
iO :u‘ct‘pt 11‘. mm mm mm.” [m ”w
.zmnc um and power charged dde‘am Mn... an .aa‘fi‘g
p... 3(1)le by the Bridgeport 3,. h m’ M 3.” bet-“at' ..
.21. company. As the result st 1..- .33.“. , 5 phone _
1, tom. the yéublic heeringotthe \ ' - i..,a‘,.> _ '5
Ric l'tllities ennui-ion Milk! . _ ,5
gm. “‘02an to inquire into &‘" $.3'Qteh Wastcogt‘is
., e'attric rates will be called 0!. «U-hua.‘ We. » m ”5.0, ..‘ ,
Trap proposition as presented bytne _n'wm‘,'mhfi,.- . W , . C‘-
.K. part Hydraulic Company. M6 as w ‘ ‘ ., as soon
was of the Wanton WW Com- , i l'_ 1 ‘
.._ mils for a ng scale of 1‘ 5' ‘°. °.
In the first so an, than i- a '5" m mm and busine-
g....l.n from fourteen cents to mm d ‘58th- ml Censu-
.-_\. cents a. k.k.: the rate for the m VII-to have
\.
.’ {1:4er than 15° the
a town meeting held
llilntlrl‘d k.K. 3 tea CC!"- ‘3‘
is‘ 9 cents. .
, “when rate will remain in onset
, “Jr during Which
. ya no controversy
as. .,~.r.d no increase in
\ e e e
time there
over light
water rates.
a. wage of it being impossible to
1 meeting of the Board of El.
.lhr matter of i
ut‘.
--_' : for action.
e e e
w Frederick M.
r~
,»
t 'i
5.31.13.91‘.
t O O
ndexins the
“cords did not come before the
Salmon is in
w: for several days each week
,l'n ruling to his duties as State
5p... Joseph Morton has been Ib-
- 1""?! his duties as Assessor tor
. “cw days because of his lull“
.1 Bridgeport.
e e e
‘ C Smith. one of th
r»“‘i.'l""d to the
e Assessors.
ofllce. . alter
_- mm: s. vernl weeks at home with
5 :r: Cold.
e e e
NH“
id’s
! her duties. alter
ham 3' cold.
Ruth B. Candeld.-
rtenographer.
Attorney
has re-
being absent
Ezim for several days. due to a
Sentinel
Mail Bag
Center Jr. High school.
January 25. 1921.
T‘ a management of
the Center
— High School basketball team
.: -- to take exception
. l.. .\. senior quintet’s
with the K.
letter which
;- mwl in Wednesday night's Heur.
.- -'~e single purpose of correcting
ulna allegations. It does not in-
": ‘0 lower its station
to engage in
~ or go into lengthy‘dismlssien
the omcialn of the
Senior K. O.
.\, organization. and so far as this
1- .:vmcnt is concerned the matter
Una “till the publica
~.::nlration to thc pu
a . sport.
m 1. rill W603i “0
3 management
.5 to engage the
. Snnlor game on' the
we court at
0‘15”.
: Am the box scares
. — ,~ flu or courtesy and
. ~ :p rt return game
v Hall.
7 r, 'Hi‘r.
V w r did not use the
tion of this
blic lovers of
the Center
received a re-
Junlnrs in a
preliminary to the staging of
“apies High School and )1. 0. K.
KO.K.A.
the Grace Parish
The Center School team had ‘
» ngngement for that week. but to ‘sentatlve to supply information to. the
ohhglng it accepted and Center “
rnwi a decisive victory. The tollow-
appeared in
- Hour and were. submitted for
mmnn by the K. O. K. A. and
. : ~,» «tontcr School management.
800d '90”!
was oflered
tors which was played at the
.~.> . This also resulted in
v :1 hit: and overwhelming victory
name of $110
H K. A. Club for false advertis-
: ‘nvi publicity. as has been claim-
in fact it would not haveleadded
. 1's pl'tstlg'e if it had find it, it’ll!-
» ‘. as it has defeated teams this
~ 1 every bit as good and even
1 - war to the K. O. K. A. Senior eg-
‘lflll.
Furthermore.
let it be
in 1 that the records at the Center
. 1 tram. which appeared in Tues«
: issue of the
‘1?) vlrtories over the
was, but simply 0V0?
"l Senior
ml. let it profit by
l liwlaw the example
lllgh School.
Hour.
management
its mistakes
of the Bed 5
Franklin.
did not
KO.K.A.
KO;K.A.
tacho-
and
~r well managed organisations in
H 1'. Mint call
:tc.
their. second Mug
..m m. Separates. Seconds. Trish-i
in tinslng let it be added that the
,. ‘vr School
man-scant has not
al to resort to deceptive advertis-
=r ‘nr publicity.
s '.'irels on merit. and
l: r-wing and lasting
l Mace. Anderson.
r‘. l’ritchard who have striven and
"‘w-ded in bringing glory
r < halls.
ll 3: C ENTER SCHOOL
Theteamhaswvn
its record is
mom to
to Gen-
mm ,1
BALL MANABEW. -
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l~~ M'imnox LEAVES ----- .
IDCAL III
“The resignation of Hi- Anna L
lfllahon. a teacher in oral ‘
r :‘lsh. at the Norwalk High
"ml becomes effective today. MIC
_' water before
A G000 TIME . 5
NOW T01 HAVE
Did you ever stop to
onset!
is the scum at the year .
'Car Painter" is not so busy
on. J. Proms-u &
painting work
few week. u
' “ring you
10b done at
~andwliich.ltissaldlisgoingtolie
, evening at the Hotel Narragansett. in
Attorney Gregory of Norwalk spent
several days n Westport on business.
' ,e e 0 '~
The young people ot‘st. Paul's lino
theran church of Westport. are glv-.
ing“ a pancake supper on Friday
evening. January 26th. in the church
parlors.“1tpromises tobea great
success.
0 O O
The senior class of the staples High
school is practising almost daily on
the cis- play. to be presented coon.
“the best yet."
0 O O '
, Mrs. Rbllin G. Sherwood. well-
known Weatpckt librarian. spoke last
Providence. Rhode island. on the sub.
loot “ContemporaryiEssays.” . This
was part of a. program given by sev-
eral library associates from' dinerent
states.
‘ O O 0
Persons desiring bath-houses for
the season of 1’28. are beginning to
file their applications with Town
Clerk. E. C. Birge. at the Town Hall.
McMahon has. .been connected with
the local school for several years and
her loss will be keenly felt. She has
bosn‘particuhriy intended in school
dramatlca
. miss Memos on Monday will be-
come an instructor of elocution at
the Washington Irving.High School.
New York City. Her many friends
are wishing her succe- in her new
endeavors. '
INDIANA CITIZENS
DRIVE NEGROES AWAY
By Annotated Press
. BLANFOBD. Ind. Jan. 20.4m-
little coal mining town was quiet to-
day and all negro 'tamilles had moved
away. following the warning i-ued
by a number of white citiaena that un-
is. the colored man who attacked an
11-year-old white girl was turned over'
would be “run out of town.”
DEAF! TREATY READY.
By Associated Prey
, LAUSANNE. Jan. 26.——Thc allied
draft 0! the peace treaty with Turkey
will be presented to the Turks
W‘ednssday' and the.allied delegati n.
it the Tum. have not signed by that
time. the allies will leave oue’repre-
Turkish delegates.
Will), Jan. nee—Coroner J.
J. Phelan.
holds no one criminally responsible
for the death of Buchael. J. nor-gas:
0: this city. who was killed by a pas-
senger train at Gleabrook on Janu-
ary 17. Smoke and steam. carried
by a strong wind. prevented James).
Stewart of Waterbury. engineer lent
the train. from seeing Moran. w’lfo
had been employed unloading coal
near the tracks. _
IF KIDNEYS All
Bill TAKE SALTS
Backadieottenueenstounave
NotnceunrnkingEI-ongh
' Water
«Q
When you wake up with backache
and dull misery in the kidney region
it may» mean you hm been eating
foods which create acids.“ says a‘ well.
known authority. An excess ot such
acids overworks the kidneys in their
effort to filter it from the blood and
they become sort of paralysed and
leggy. When your kidneys get slug-
gish and clog you must relieve them.
like you relieve your bowels. remov-
ing all the body'surinous waste. else
you have backache. sick headache.
dissyvspells: yolk stomach soul-s. ton-
gue is‘coatsd. and when the weather
' maebt about four scheme! Jad’alis:
in a finding yesterday. '
pletsatsfly. r I 1 («WMMMGR
The newschsdulcs and semester
9 into.“ l‘ebmryylst. K
, --——. 1. .w
. Inflore- h m to welcome
'19 mm an own. the
“dates hear the m ”a,
mans Juniorliigh Schools. who‘
will “W430 high school Februri‘
3%
Kiss Harm/supervisor.“ .
music. upnuher .recent. visit...-x.. g
marked uponthegeneralexcellenca a;
of the school for thtmonth .0: Jan.
nary and accordedthsmahighay.
m. . .. 1. . . __ -_ 7
1‘.
Student Council pictures may be
obtained from llr. Pollard.
The Rowaytcn School is. 1'0““
especially popular tbisseason tor the
pupils. who with the kindled-lanes 0
at their teachers.» have converted the
school grounds into as due a
place as one may whh to and: When
school is dismimed the cry :- ”to the
sleds” and under the madden or
their teachers coasting is enjoyed. It
is really an edltylnt light. to watch
the” little ones gliding down the white
blanket which envelopes the ion:
hill and darting here“ and them among
‘ . the approving evergreens.
Graduates will report at the High ~ ‘
School Tuesday morning.
The Junior Clan» pupils were
measured for cla- rlngs this week.
alumnus JUNIOR man
Class day exercises will be held
at the school nonday, Jinuary 29th.
eu—u—e—p ‘
The basketball team will meet the
Bethe] Hlfll School in the Nor-walk
Armory. February 3rd. ‘
Examinations were completed to-
BROAD RIVER SCIIOOL
‘ The mid-year examinations-are be.
ing token-by the children this week.
Promotion in the other grades will
take place Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Thompson. physical director
of the schools. was a viutor 9!.
Mra Lucie no...
to schobl after being
illness.
has returned , ‘
bsent due. to Broad River School this week. ~ .y
r
Mr. David Green. supervisor of the
e :-
The following officers have been We “11°61‘- visited the ”31°01
elected for the new semester: presiy “0‘1"“.
dent. Beatrice Lowndes? 9-33; vice- .
PUTSLWMOOL
president. Gertrude Vin .Kirk. 9-2‘:
secretary, Alexander Weed. 8—2. and
treasurer. Miss Margaret Jennings.
The children are taking their ex-
aminations this week.
\
j‘hliss Lillian Hewitt, supervisor or .
visiting. was a. visitor at the school
this week.
KNUDSEN SCHOOL
The children are this week taking
their examinations for the mid-year
promotion which will take place Jan-
. nary 31st. ’
The lineup of the girls' basket
team from room 3 is as follows: for-
wards, Mildred Weber. Eileen Mc-
Hahcm. mptain: centers. Olive Cole-
man. jumping. Marion Conley. run-
ning manager: guards. Anna Lassen.
Mae Burns and substitutes. Sylvia
Gans and Esther Green.
NORTH (ENTER SCHOO
Friday. January 19th.- assembly was
held in honor of Theodore Roosevelt.
R 9 1 The children or North Center
osc Trdvt’h ":0? ';33’ was Ch“ r- School are taking their mid-year ex-
man an 1 c o ow ng program was animations.
given: .
3“”th Mrs. Minnie Bass. teacher‘ or the
Rose Travo
Theodore Roosevelt . -
Anthony Standish. 9-36
Roosevelt Creed
Ralph. Cpruso. $24
Roosevelt
first grade. is still confined to her
home with the grippe;
JEFFERSON SCHOOL
The children are taking their mid—
year examinations this week.
William Keri. 9-“
Col. RooseveltJn Africa
Arthur Croisetiere. 9-36
America the Beautiful
Assembly '
Extracts from speech to
Workers at Bridgeport
Ciiflord Crab. 9-34
Theodore Roosevelt
Lucy Delta. 9-27
Bong. Requiem
Irene Hannon. 9-27
Roosevelt
Mrs. Train. kindergarten teacher.
was absent from school two days this
week. due to a slight attack 0! the
srippe.
munition
MARVIN SCHOOL
The children are this week taking
their mid-year examinations.
The pupils of the first grade dur-
ing the mouth of January deposited
$100 in the school svings hank.’
_.___—h—-—-
3080011
The children of the!) School are .
' taking their examinations for mid-
year promotim which takes place
January list.
Alice Toone. 9-21
American Ideals .
Barney Ash, 9~27
LINCOLN SCHOOL
The children are this week taking
their mid-year examinations.
Miss Mary McCarthy. supervisor of
music was a visitor at the school this
week.
In assembly Friday morning the
following program was given:
Song. America
‘ Amembly
Recitation. My Kitty
Bernice Norwood
Song. Happy New Year
.Second Grade Pupils
(Under direction of their teacher.
Miss Larrauri)
Song. Jingle Bells
Assembly
Recitation. Three Little Birdies
By three little people from the first
grade under the direction or their
teacher. Miss St. John
Closing. Sweet and Low
Assembly
‘WINNIPAUK SCHOOL
Rhymes written by the children as
inlvltations to the night school were
commended by the authorities and
said to have been very well done. ‘
short and to the point. The rhymes
which were accepted were written by
Evelyn Gamble, Nettie Ahmuty. Susie
Longobriccio. Vera. Kobos. Joule
Zglombickl and Ruth Chittiln.
Miss Anna Bugarowski is ill with
diphtheria. ._-. .
“st.
to
Mrs. Nutting and Mrs. Standish
substituted in Room 3 last week dur-
. ‘ ing Miss O’Neill’s absence. due to a
Mr. David Green, supervisor of the slight illness. .7
grade schools was a visitor this week. '
Mrs. Lownca. parents. was also a
visitor.
Mid~year examinations
given this week.
" Youngest Song Writer .5
are being
Amw‘dflr'atissdécr ‘
. , ..
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A Timely Purchase
ofCantonCrepe’senaHesustof W ' ..
véychoiceinthesclas‘tdaysggzhesele. -~'
fourteen W alludes and the loveliest
fabric any woman can choose to wear. “No: shades
of gray, silver and steel. “Toast” color, a- warm
light brown. Honeydew, pale "and beautlml for a
dinner gown. Fawn.color, seal brown and mocha.
Dark and light navy. Almond green. ‘1 delicious
green like young apple leaves. Henna,» hoblinlt and
black, and several others. ». ' '
This is a beautiful quality
which has Sold at $3.53"
in AW‘ l’rlstsd
Custom ‘
Ofiered small designs. 'the little
-. m" “ old touting“ lalne
$2 98 and Persian . ‘l‘iie'rs
. « is a m as and one
remmmm
in the January Sale. colors. ’
Thirdifloor. '
, was“ . .
9w. Hsir in plain auroral-ids. Just
what iS wanted for coats and skirts.» Very {inequality
and feels so nice to the touch. The tailoror dress-
makcr will like to handle it. Width is 54 inches. ‘ ' '
Plain, $2.75 and $4.50 a yd.
Fangy Plaids, 83.00 a yd.
'1‘th door.
Corsets!
“I tell you the tale as ‘
it was to“ to me”
“Now” said she, “Essex: odd one: of the
best makes” and only prioritise, sometimes only
one of a size, but, look what they. are: .Redfarns.
Ben Tons, Frolssets, RoyalWorcestsrsendC. 8's.
And they are ' _ _
AboutHali' Price
Cant list them—too Mixed?
The Valentines
Make early selections. '
it’s along time since.
5 Books. Clearance
one Viable; .‘ very
*“thcrc Were prettier ' .
. place cards than, this large gathering.
ear. 7 .. , 11
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