XIID FUR
1‘ style of type.
\Srl 11:1ED RATES
QUICK SERVICE
are restricted to their
ssificatlon and to the reg-
.ine tor consecutive
Charge Cash
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s.......... .08 .07
.10 .09
::lS.
~rtisemcnt taken for lea
Lao average words to the
, ads will be received by
31 rate will be allowed.
1
:d it paid at office within
from the first day of in-
A .r;-_d for three or six days
before expiration will
rged for the number of
ad appeared and adjust-
;n at the rate earned.
:ate for yearly advertising
:‘t.
A-B-C AD Index
»“ ‘.\' CEIIENTS—
us
is of Thanks
Alcmoriam
Al {5
ural Directors
zrnts, Cemetery Lots
Sunnis
«:tnes and Lodges
3 and Found
dili‘lVE—
.-:110‘.nle Agencies
‘1'.;tt::1:(1l)iics For Sale
‘.*.‘0 Accessories
..r-.1gcs—~.»\utos for Hire
SwilOleCiOS and Bicycle.
'..unted—-Aulcrnoiive
1‘; ass SERVICE-
' lszness services uttered
ding and Contracting
—1 ressmaking and l-lillinery
li 11111;, Plumbing. looting
-—l:. crunce and Surety Bonds
-—-.Io1lng, Trucking, Storage
tinting, PapeTing,
_1: rcftssicnai Services
-—l'..p 11m:a . and Refinishing
-— ’l .Izlormg and Presaing
-—‘\ 'an ell—Business Service
LOX ME. "‘—
-;1—l~21;1p."n_1 11. exit Agencies
"Help \‘.‘:1nted-—Female
—ll; -lp “outed—Male
Help—Mule and Female
Decont—
—Solicitors. Canvassers. Agents
—-S1tunt1cns Wanted—Female
Summons “fasted—Male
NCIAII—
Busines: Opportunities
Money to Loan—-1\lortgages
“tuned—To Borrow
‘B L'C’l‘ICN—
—-Ccrrespondence Courses
—l.ocai instruction Classes
—.\luslcai, Dancing. Dramatic
——\X‘nnted—-lnstruction
E STUCK—-
—Dogs, Cats. Other Pets
-—Horses. Cattle, V'ehiQm
'——Pouitry and Supplies
3—\‘.‘anted-—Live Stock
lICHAXDISE—
——.\rticles For Sale ‘
Lia—Barter and Exchange
,-Boats and Aeeesssories
—Rtnldir.g Materials
-: -l3.usiness
merit
'—l-‘a.rm and Dairy Products
——l‘uel, Feed. Fertilizers
—-Good Things to Eat
——Ilousehold Goods
~—.lewclry,
‘lachinery and Tools
.—-)luslcai Merchandise
,—s—Radio Equipment
—Sceds, Plants, Flowers
—Specials at the Stores
’—\Vearing Apparel
—‘.§'anted——To Buy
gels AND BOARD—
’ —l‘.ooms With Board
i—llooms vC‘Vlthout Board
—l‘:ooms for Housekeping
. —\’acaticn Places
K—VX‘here to Eat
.-——Where to Stop in Town
—-Wanted-—-Rooms or Board.
2 ESTATE FOR RENT—e
. 1—.Xp1rtments and Flats
—Business Placesjor Rent
—l-‘arms and Land For Rent
muses For Rent
“'ces and Desk Room
7,-Slzore
Rent
“~Suburhan—To Rent
‘ i—‘ECanted—To Rent
is: ESTATE FOR SALE-a.
—'~.3rokers in Real Estate
nosines Property'For Eels
. farms and Land For ale
'E—Hot‘ses For Sale
.01: For Sale
“T-Fieoro
Sale
'cT—Suburban—For Sale
s'r—Vi‘anted—-Real Estate
.4
and Office Equip-
Watches. Diamonds
and Mountain—For
I
and Mountain-For
As an accommodation .and
nsion or its public service.
SENTINEL allows
CREDIT
to those
CLASSIFIED ,
ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscriber:
5113 are mailed promptly “3
file data oi! first insertion with
tie expectation that. in '19.
fthe courtesy utendOd- M
1“: ‘l he paid beta. the ”703'
‘1? cash discount has
“is continuation of this pow
‘3 denendent or. the cm-
‘133 given by the public III
ri-limzms ooileéuan apes-I
t? Prompt payments.
. div-WW'
AWOMOBILE snarled?
2121‘s are listed or the.
on._
Legal Notice
District of Norwalk. ss.
1Court. April 16, A. D.. 1924.
Estate of Richard _J. Cu bill, late
of l\or\1a1k,in said District, de-
ceased.
Ordered. that the administrator
exhibit his Administration account to
this Court. for adjustment, at the‘
Probate office in Norwalk, on thet
24th day of April, 1924,1112 1 o'clock«
forenoon: and that all persons in—
terested in said Estate may be noti-
ficd thereof, the Administrator will
cause this order to be published in
a newspaper having a circulation in
said District at least five davs be-
fore said 24th dav of April, 1924.
HE\RY XX. GREGORY
Probate .
.._... H...- Judge
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Strayed, Lost, Foind -—1o
FOUND—16 ft. row boat,v1hite; in
Norwalk Island. O11ner can ha1c
same by paying for ad. Call \X’m
H. Reynolds, 43 Fort St.. East
Norwalk.
LOST—Nose glasses in black case.
late \Vednesdav afternoon in ecn- .
ter of to11‘;n reunid Phone Dari-
on 361.
AUTOMOTIVE.
1
Automobiles For Sale 11
1923 BUICK TOURING~Run 3 000
miles. like new. Hudson seven-
passenger sedan,1923 light six
Studebaker touring. ‘Motor Ex-
change. Commerce St.. 1 Norwalk.
Phone 3261.
CHEVRCLET SEDAN, 1924—Hard-
13' used, in excellent condition.
Inquire days, _phone 1506; at
night, phone 241-3. 1
DURANT TOURING. 1923 -—- For
sale, to close an estate. Car in
line condition. Can be seen am-
iime this “‘t‘ck. C. 1'3. Nuiting, 21
Putnam avenue. Phone 694.
USED CARS-
Henderson motorcycle. 1920, 3100.
Star touring, 1923, 33,50.
Ford touring. $80. .
Reo speed wagon. $175.
Time Payments Arranged.
Shufelt Brothers.
Star and Durant Dealers. ‘
Phone 3474.
201 “'nshlrtgton St.
E. Nor-walk
USED CARS—-
1924 ESSEX COACH, 4 PriiSS.
JORDAN TOURING, 5 PASS.
n
.. NASH SEDAN, 4 PASS.
FRANKLIN ROADSTER,
PASS.
4
1921 BUICK SEDADI, 7 PASS.
1921 SCRIPPS TOURING, 5 PASS.
1921 IIOLBIES COUPE, 4 PASS.
1 2'2 1 CADILLAC PHEATON,
PASS. ' I
4
1921 FORD COUPE, 2 PASS,
VAAST BROS.
CADILLAC, JORDAN. IIUPBIOBILE
DEALERS.
SHOWROOM
\VEST‘ AX’E., NORXYALK.
TEL. 726.
SERVICE STATION.
smouoms
Repairing—We Stations
FORD REPAIRING. -— by experts.
Live and dead storage for all bat-
teries. Edward J. O'Brien.
Webster St.. 80. Not-walk.
O'BRIEN' GARAGE—Cars washed
on short notice. Phone 2832._
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business services Offered 18
AUCTIONEER ,
Joseph A. Apgione
Tel. 2163-12 Norwalk
Moving, “trucking, Storage 254
NAGY BROS—Storage. Local and
long distance trucking or all kinds.
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving purposes. 5 ton Mack
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318
daytime. 304-14 nights.
VALLERIE’S EXPRESS -- Daily
service between Norwalk and
Danbury. Also local
Norwaik office trolley exp. Phone
675-3. Danbury office "’"
.....4.
Tree Specialists 28A
PRUNING AND SPI’AYING—Cavi-
ty work. nursery stock in any
quantity. \Vork done anywhere by
certified tree specialists. Arthur H.
Kcllner, 7 Grove St. Phone 1852-4.
29
Repairing and Refinishing
AUTO TOPS—Trimmings;
bolstering or clased cars.
able prices: best service.
re-up-
Reason—
A. Mair.
corner Woodward Ave. Grove St..' "
South Norwnlk. Phone £23.
UPHULSTERING—And cabinet ma-
king. Pictures and mirrors
framed. High grade work. A
Bergstrom. New I. 0. t). F. Build-
ing, So. Norwail-i. " '
REPAIRING —— First class
work, highest grade leather used.
Latest machines. Low prices for
quality work. Satisfaction guar-
anteed. City Hull Repairing Co..
36 North Main St. Opposite "City
Ilali.
SI { 0 1‘1
EMPLOYMENT
8 .
trucking.
you i
you miss are day by
staggering total.
Through any span
people of Norwalk.
profit possibilities
the like. are blowing
your life every day tha
tiuucs unchecked.
The Older-You Get, The More
Life InSuraiice Costs——
And the same thing is true of neglecting
the A-B C Classified Opportunities—that: older
you grow, the more your neglect of them costs
This is simply because the opportunities
A- B C Classified Seetion brings numberless 0p-
portunities from the people of Norwalk to the
You are simply throwing away good things
‘ bwpassing up the classified ads.
income opportunities and
If you will read these offers regularly, you
are bound to profit regularly, too 1
J The A-B-C Classified Ads
Always the Same-4n Service
Always V'Difi‘srent—In Opportunity
A: '~
day counting up to a
of years’the Sentincl’ 5
Thrift offers,
out of the “indow of
t _your indifference con~
1.
MERCHANDISE ROOMS AND BOARD
Articles For Sale 51 Rooms for nomocping 09
FOR SALE—Fresh goat milk: also NO. MAlN ST., 21—-—-2 connecting
grape vines, goosebury plants. A. rooms. suitable for light house‘
illuvilcek, ilcndr' ts_a\'enuc, off keeping. with gas and running
l-Iztst avenue. water. Over French Millinery.
Tel. 2338-4. - ,
FOR SALE—Laundry stove in very ‘
good condition. Also a 16 {00‘ REALESTAIE FOR RENT
rowboat. Inquire at 55 Seaview
Help Wanted—Female 32 avenue or phone 2:152. Ami-{men‘s and puns ,4
OPERATORS—To put on neck- FURNITUPE FO‘R SALE—Suitable APARTMENT—5 room steam luat-
bands on men's shirts. Steady em-
ployment. Modern daylight luc—
tory. Never (lull. Lolloy Shirt Co.
\VAITRICSS — Smut. family
good wages. Mark Nornmn,
i911. Telephone Darien 123. '
and
Dar-
for living room. Library table.
chairs, also beds with-box springs
and mattresses. .Cail mornings or
evenings, 356 Flax Hill road.
Boats and AcussO‘ ‘ rics 52
FOR SALE—Speed boat. Equipped
"CID Walked—Malt! 33 with 4 cylinder 22 horse power
motor, self starter. 6 volt‘storage
NIGHT WA’l‘ClIMAN—At once. AD— battery and all ‘accessordes. \Vill
ply .\‘or1rulk l-‘ur Co., Holden ave- (lvVQIOp speed of 20 miles D0?
DUO- NOFWRHL ‘ hour. Price tor quick sulc._$125.
“ANTED — A conunerclui high‘run SALE—Speed boat. Equipped
school graduate 513 apprentice to with 4 cylinder .22 horse power
the hotel business in all its (lc- motor, self starter. 6 volt. storage
purtments. A great future ' for battery and all accessories. \Viil
energetic. willing to work hard develop speed of 20 miles per
young man. Small salary and hour. Price for (Luick sale, 3125.
board. \Vrite to J. P. S., Sentinel. Address Speed Boat. cai‘c 0t Senti-
Situations Women—Male 37 111.1.
CHAUF EUR—Mechanic. Wants 11. Fuel’ m' Fawn“! 5“
position \\ ith pr‘nate family. Ex- FOR SALE—Loam for lawns. Phone
cellent references. Seven years
with last family. TMllllam Davis.
Box 197, Springdaic. Tel.‘ 157-14.
MARRIED .XlAN—\\’ishcs
nent position as
years' experience. Nine years in
one position. Best of mfcrences.
P. O. Box 374, Ridgelleld. Conn.
INSTRUCTION
perma-
chauft'eur. l 1
DRIX'E ‘YOURSELF—
FORDS, SEDAXS, CURING. $10
PER DAY. 35 E EVENING.
AUTO LIVERY ‘SERVICE, 8
WEBSTER s11. O'BRIEX’S GAR-
AGE. PHONE 2832.
GARAGES—dndlvidual, steel, fire-
proof. erected on your property.
Suitable for pleasure or light color
mereial‘ar. Apply Russell Frost
Jr.
Repairing—Service .Statlons.
BOSCH MAGNETOS—All makes_ or
Mngnetos. Starters, Generators re-
paired and installed. New Bosch
Ignition for Fords and all other
cars. 119 80. Main St. Phone 345.
16
CONTRACT BIACHINE SHOP—Ser—
vice at all hours including Sun—
days. “Go-Gas" and Sunoeo motor
oil. Charlie. Kolligian,-3 Steamboat
Place, foot or Haviland St. Tel.
915. Nights 2916,
DOROTHY DARNIT
‘ Private Instruction 45
CHESTNUTST" SO. NORW’ALK.
. PRIVATE TI'TORING —— H. W.
TEL.‘360. Kirkmaier 5 1.111011 Park. ’l‘cle-
phone 3506-
Garages—Autos For Hire 14 LIVE STOCK
Horses, Cattle, Vehicles 48
454. A. D. Brower.
Seeds, Plants, Flowers 83
ROSE BUSHES—Two years old.
$3.75 per 1102.. postpaid. insured
delivery. Frauds Scott Key. Ophe-
iia, America. \Vhite Killarney.
Premier, nio Laurie, Columbia.
Lladain Butterfly Crusader. Bloom
from these bushes won first piize
at the international Flower Show,
New York City. 1922, 1923. First
again 1924. Hardy Chrysanthe-
mum plants. all colors. $1.25 per
(102.. postpaid. Order now for
planting time. -Honorable treat-
ment guaranteed. Reynolds Farms
Scribner avenue, South Nor-walk.
BABY CHICKS—
Buy Conn. State tested chicks.
Leghorns, Reds..B. Rocks. Wy-
andottes. "Our honesty is your
protection." Free circular. Hall
Brothers. Wellington-3,
PONY FOR SALt— t class pony
and rig. Complete equipment. at
a. bargain. Call 879-3.
LIVE STOCK—Now booking orders
for baby chicks and hatching eggs.
8. C. W. Lesliorns, R. I. Reds, B.
P. Rocks, Jersey Giants. highest
producing strains in America.
Place your orders now and avoid
dlsappointrnents.‘ J. C. Herold,
Ponus Ave, New Canaan. Conn.
Phone 439.
LIVE POULTRY BIARIiET—Poul-
try killed and dressed while you
wait. Fowl. roasting chickens.
broilers and old roosters. l-‘irst
chss service. Phone 3338, R0-
mano. 13 Chestnut St.
Wanted—lave stock
I".
50
Conn. Phone Norwalk 2854.
\Vnnted—llo m as
FURNITURE—sec a. sought
1’! . have any
junk or metal sell we will also
.pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jane. 37 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID — For
second-hand furniture. Call 903
or write to H. Ash. 44 Water St._
OLD STAMPS WANTED -—- Cash!
fiLook into 01 mt k truk. you’ll
be surprised.?En .ro envelopes if
possible. Cu 1-1111 *‘..111fis. United
States .1 ' fen:
at highest price
also wanted.
Send to JO :1 Rose, 199 York St..
New Haven, Conn. -
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Withodc Dosrd
FURNISHED ROOlL—Wlth house-
keeping privileges it desired. AD-
ply 25 Hav iland St.
VAN ZAND'J. ST. SI rturnlshed
rooms with all gonyeniences by
68
NOTICE! WANTED TO BUY—All
kinds ot cattle. Extra prices for
calves. Also pigs of all kinds. and
poultry. Will exchange milking
cows for beef cows. Natlty Harry
J. Freedman. Phone 1659.
day or wdek. at i’bove address. H.
Ash.
ONE of our ad-take;s will gladly
help you write a concise. interest-
catching classified ad.
Garden
ed. w; th all improvement:
d.I.1‘nt-
space and garage includ
3.1 335. Phone 1787 or .121.
FIVE ROOMS—And bats;
provements. 1 minute from R. 1:.
station. Newly decorated. No. 16
Hamilton avenue. Inquire of Al—
exander \Vhite. 35 Lowe St. Tel.
1
all 1111-
2858.
NORTH IXIAIN ST” 24—4 new
looms all improvements. Dr. D.
\\'.:~'lt\1un. '
TAYLOR. AVE., inc—e rooms with
all improvements. Phone 315.-
Businees Place (or Rent 76
2 OFFICE ROOMS—81 VVnshington
St.. over the
Inquire A. Cohen.
Phone 3 5 1:2.
SPACE-41:0 let for working garage
or storage on Water st. Apply ‘at
Harris 8—. Gans Co.
STORE AND ROOMS—Big store
and seven room house with all
improvements, on Day street. In-
quire Charles Sigscway. Phone
1582.
s
People's Trust Co.
nausea" far Sale
ON POS‘I‘ ROAD—Eleven
house, all improvements.
baths. two acres okhnd. two-car
garage, bargain ,for quick sale.
,~ A. Bernstein, 205 W'estport
avenue, Norwalk, Conn.
LARGE 12 ROOM HOUSE-High
ceilings; electric lig . two baths.
large garage, one acr fruit, near
trolley. .Fifth district, 36,800. D.-
S. Hull. Haviland Block.
room
7 ROOM HOUSE—Aswr Rowanon
post office. Telephone 1878- 4.
CLASSIFIED Dilex'LAY
For Sale
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE with twd
baths. located at Rowayton;
hardwood floors, steam heat;
garage.
—oOo——
2 FAMILY HOUSE—11 rooms, 2
baths and every modern im—
provement, located in nice resi-
‘dentiai section.
FOR THESE OR ANY OTHERS
CONSULT
Canty 69’ CO.
17 80. Main so Phone 836'
Realtors---Insurance
GENERAL INSURANCE
WILLIAM F. HOYT
& SON -
REAL ESTATE
46 SOUTH MAIN STREET
PHONE 435
BEVSAFE r3011
.GOMPLETE DISASTER
Every man knows that disaster
MAY hit him. Elm, accident and
theft respect no one. Great
catastrophes \IIEVG, meant ,com-
plete disaster to thousands.
Save yourself, today. from such
a possibility. -
“'ith wise insursna: there can be
no such thing as “complete disas-
ter” for you in any eventuality.
Immunee will give you full finan-
cial protection in case of loss.
“’0 can give 3611‘s“ forms of
Property Protection Policies.
‘J. M: Layton
& Co., Inc.
”Realtors“-
Insurance That Insures
Phone 35 ' Railroad Ave.
TWO STORES—I11 new brick build-
ing. centrally located in good bus-
iness section. on Woodward n1e-
>r-
nue. For information phone 1.1.1.11.
Houses tor Bus 7?
ELTON PLACE-
1.
5 n‘oo HOUSE. ALL 111.
PROVE ENTS,: BLOCKS ,TO
EAST A% OLLEY, FIVE
TO E. NOR-
BIL’V'UTE WALK
W STATION.
"31‘ on SELL
I ELY. PHONE 1v.- 1?.
TAIT, DAYS 92. NIGHTS 1029-13
REAL DSTATB FOR. SALE
figuscs For sale
FOR SALE—7 room house. all im-
provernents. 5 minutes from'Nor-
walk 1".0. $5. 500. Small cash pay-
ment. P. O. Box 73, Nor-walk:
BUNGALOVV—S rooms, improve-
ments. and 5 room house, . im-
provements. Terms if desired.
Apply OwnEr, 4?. Glenwood ave.
84
1
l
7- ROOM HOUSE—Near Rowayton
- post office and station. Telephone
18 78- 4. l'_ .
CLASSIFIED ADS are bringi'ng in
big returns.
FOR SALE
The property belonging to the
estate of John H. Ferris. situ-
ated on Washington street,
south of the bridge and former-‘
ly occupied by the Ferris Coal
Co., is now offered for sale.
This very desirable property is
centrally located on the principal
thoroughfare and is suitable for
a. fine business‘ block or a
two ‘
Spring and Easter briw
' and the individual. I
bills or for any p
you uprto
Loans are made - -
mains in your p0 »
131v. _You repay o
'0“
Ops-19:05.30
9'“
wuss, we will immediately
Moneyforc-Any Need -
Beneficial Loan Society
IIOO)! 203, ROGERS & STEVENS BLDG.
PHONE 3332,
iS MAN’S SUPREMACY ON THE TRACK
THREATENED BY FEMININE RUNNERSIl
need money td pay past due
My: 9 so 1
NOR“’ALK.
~ ‘
mark.
within one second of the
trseted
st least equal Loren's mar '
Paderewski’s Ddg Ill;
Cancels Engagement
CHICAGO, April 18.-—Iilness of
his pet pekingese, Pingy, caused
Ignacs Jan Paderewski, pianist and
former premier of Poland to aban-
don part of his concert tour and
rush to Chicago “Wednesday to ob-
tain the services of the best veter-
anlary surgeons of the middle west.
Pingy’s ailment was diagnosed as
“rhinitis complicated by gastritis."
A long rest and careful treatment
will be necessary for recovery the
doctors said.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
wholesale warehouse having a
wharf. Irontag on e harbor of
about 110 r frontage
on Wfashin on s of about
200 teen Terms can be ar-
ranged. For further particulars
inquire of—
J. IRVING DIBBLE
EXECUTOR
149 'WASHINGTON ST.
——LOAM—
Three different grades.
Gravel and Sand and Build-
ing Stone.
NAGY BROS.
USED CAR
CLEARANCE SALE
Our entire stock being sold at
marked reduction in price.
ALL MAKES 8: ALL KINDS
Fords, Dodges. Buieks. Oak-
lands, 0ve ds, Gray, Stude-
baker, M and many
others.
ALSO RECONDITIOXED
HUDSON AND ESSEX .
Liberal Terms.
COME IN AT ONCE.
T h e
Erwin M/ Jennings Co.,
Inc.
St.
Bridgeport
27 Harrison
100 Connecticut Avenue
—Phone 318;—
r
FOR SALE—Two-family house on
School street, Norwalk. Price,
$4,800. For particular-—
1 AS PROFITABLE as compound in-
terest—answering classified 0!-
iers.
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE
7 Main St. Norwalk
By CHARLIE; McMANUS
_-_____,.
ooaoTrlY' I WANT
$39 To CATCH OUR
w 1.1. HAVE
0°C“ E MFOR
.1.
A. Ll. RIGHT
MAMA-(s
QISCUITS
MAMA! ouR
Ducx‘s so N K,
Miss Frances Rn t. who csme within second of Loren Murchisos'
pper Inset. Loren Mmhlson.
The recent feat of Miss Frances Rep
much attention in athletic
press an attack on the men’s records 5
now ligdlds the world’s 40- 11rd record.
Ask JOHN T HAYES“
l,
”sol-wits“ . mm. ‘
- 88 O ‘
or e ya; aehievemenl
her s ? Loren Moi-chi
lss Ruppert believes she.
1111101111215 11
1111101111011 11
COLLEGE 1111
President of Antioch
Makes All Students:
Alternate Study‘and
Business Life
I
Ohio, April
YELLOIV SPRINGS.
ISL—Successful as (an engineer in
chnlge of sc1erai vof the Ingest ,
flood control projects in the United
States, Arthur E: Morgan. as pre—
sident of. Antioch College, has in-
troduced a pronounced innovation
Iin college training with the; result:
that educators all mer the countfl
am 11' atrhing the outcome with keen
lute-test. ' '
Antioch is one of the older edn- "
cational institutions of the country.
having been founded in 1853 by'
Horace \lann. ‘
As an on: inecr Mr Morgan em-
ployed mo} than 1,000 coll“. '
graduates and from experiences
gained by contact with these ‘men
he formed the. opinion that the pro-
grams or both liberal and technicli
colleges "give an incomplete triflin-
ing for modvrn life in the complex
economic and social system of. to—
duv.’ Mr. Morgan is not a college
graduate.
Perhaps the most striking résture
of Mr. _‘Vlorgan's lan, in the pub-
lic estimation. is 'the sci-called 00f
operative idea. under which rum‘
student 'bodys is divided into 41”,
groups for alternating periods of
five weeks study and five'w‘é'h:
work. A student attends college gov
five weeks and then goes to was:
in some industry, busines or 91'9“;
fessionnl emce. Meanwhile. the
students alternate comes back to
college from the position the we
have in common.
This plan is carried out
lessless of the financial or
standing of the student. Pm
are provided by a. department. If
the school. and the students salt
consulted regarding the nature "
the work they desire.
Mr. Morgan asserts that I. m
of information, combined with“ I
sorting power and the habit o
gent study. while they on the f
quirements otoacademlc
do not prepare a. young man”
woman for eflective m
by actual experience with the
world he or she is to enter on
ing college can they complete
preparation, he declares. .
.———.—————_—\
We m “Welt
Norwalk Chronicler