DAY. JANUAN'
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NOTES
'IZES FOR
001 l aper, the Echo,
hm Contest-Rules ; Z
.arcball Meeting -— ‘
enior Dance '
- \ ir “offered prize.
.. a nrmcn by stu-
1n “lhlsycgr the '
Ami. pap-3r will Otto:
melting up 0: croa- l
lg; this plan it. it -'
7 mare Etude.“ Ind I '
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“..,... We”... ,umu- . _ the: one. new beige”- down. The pleural! floss-{‘-
. Thu-prize.th “amid3‘m ltvflefitawdbhmodsmhweomhipswd
,«.' flu and to be the Mme. '
;,;x-:am must use words
nigh school lite in the
». .rossword omelet“ u” “mum“ °t “1° ’Pmmt 001- will be sent to other stations. at. Service.c. .6. Mitchell Field.
son.
The Girl Scout troop of the High
31:30:; 11:: n. coasting psrty yester-
reu- or ”one
Moot. Center
The Senior Dance Committee has
decided on amusements concerning
the Senior Dulce at s. meeting held
by the committee it wns voted that
the Xelody Boys orchestra would
rm-rl by the faculty who
am to the students es.
taking Iorei‘n in-
3113 method it 13 claim.
« .Mvuary is acquirec
v .z; u \ ay which does
.sugreeabte to students,
. 1 as have been given
rzr zor those desiring to
new: furnish think: (or the ail’air. The
it?“ :0 2112 students 9.3- creams. is composed entirely oi
Mg on J“ 39'- lflizh echol musicians. The dance
,; the woras must per—
. or school activity.
,~ gm: must be symme-
will be held on Friday evening, Feb.
13. It 8 o'clock.
Not All Nat’l. Guard to
“l-‘s must be given to the
.' Jan. 23.
_ ;~ 5 will consist of 3 een- Go m Camp Devens
, ~ . Ev'rs) and the editor-
;‘w‘d o: the (allowing 1;: en eaort to relieve Camp Dav-
szph Choke. Borne! one a! pressure during the summer.
margin and Sherman New England National Guard units
' L. baseball meeting held
he local high school
. from Greenwich,
Dunbury attending.
,tu. discussed was the
‘ «mending the trophy
, .‘nnmpiwns oi the
*w'ni of the {our liigh
" : (hammons of Bus-
it"(liliili 'lhe schedulu.
( (lx': l" u up I‘m
lr..‘~'- E ill b '(lSUll vsm
"h- rtHSLIl‘i tor ti... :1;
: animals is to mold 22;.
'. ;; :Lc rnt icud betu
, l: HT irid High sequel.
w: 12:00 afootbnllma- _ .
> for the disagr-m q. ’
.. 'tl't‘d to the incom ; '
His and by this moth
. . til unnecemry trm'. \. '
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11:01:51: much or the taming will
still be done at the Aym- cunp. Al-
though no announcement has been
mule u to the training place for
the 192“ F. A.. of which the local
units are a. part. it is still expected
that the outfit. equipped with the
new 155 Immune, will go to Toby-
huma. Pa. For the pest three
years. when equipped with the 155
unit. rifle. htis ‘regiment has put in
their iletd truning st Fort Eustis,‘
Va
11: 242ml Connecticut Coast Artil-
ier}. Fort H. G. “Tight.
Merritt Ree-elected
Chairman of Bank
STAMFORD. Jun. 16.-——At a. meet-
ing of the directors of the First
Stamford National bunk here. Tucs-
day. Schuyler Merritt. representative
in Congress. was re-elecied chair-
man. The other omcers are: Presi-
There is no inrge calibre range 1 dent. Clarence W. Benn: vice presi-
at Camp Dex-ens
this camp for the
which for-eludes
local men. The
dents William ..Vi' Bklddy and Frock
erick C. Taylor; cashier. Alva}: D.
nearest howitzu- range is at Tobs- t Mead; assistant cashiers. Matthew J.
bonnet and if the outfits are to get
firing training. this is in all probe-3
bility where they will train.
Connecticut regiments
g;
, whose!
training places have been nilotted,’reu. John I}.
are as follows: 118th Squadron. Ail-l
Morrison. Perry '1'. Cantrell and N.
Hart Sherwood.
'ihe directors are: Messrs. Merritt
Bell. Skiddy. Taylor. Hear} J. War"-
Phillips. Charles D.
Lockwood. Joseph R. Sm. Imc
'32 High schools “in. " .
E ‘3‘ “'1“ hold anothw.
. ‘: rmay at which nil is-
: the organization wtll
resident 0: ill»,
non announced that.
~ «1‘ the A. A. will be,
it has been em-1.
Principal and the
.r : “r. organiztuon that.
“ wzz‘s that pay the neo-
‘ :iz'. more money will .
'9: the hensiii o! ath-
V High school.
' ‘zw: rcr'r‘nt. basketball
! Armory which was
~. game of the local.
.7. - . 1 lfrhl Jakob said that
L'tL'llLlllCl. oi" the 813- I;
:vrmg to them. 1: is
‘t-L at the local instb,
nsr o: the Armory for
E§..Fkt-Yl'lall depcndlt‘
not. of the, students at
- ..me of season tick-
Juneau] by the Prin-
‘..:wl the students to
' :w 02,1119 plan 02 pinto,
tickets on the in-
So admission in
,c Armory for High
:Ur-ull games and all
- “r to see the game it. is
-— «321.11 to buy these
‘ " sale or these tickets
':--:1: a much larger sale
is" expected betoro
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OUR JANUARY SALE OF FURNITUR
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W. Bogardus. Homer 8. Cummings.
Walter C. “on. Alfred W. War.
Merl: W. Norma. John C. Darcy.
Chnodler hove petitioned the general
assembly for A charter to operate 1
street railway. power and trunspoo-
tntion cempnny in Dnnbnry under
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