7, min MARCH 2, 1925.
hat Is Gain:
:flS BEING TRANSFHlRED . _
T0 ROGER LUDLOW TODAY
Tomes to End—Center School to
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lfiad)‘ soon—7Scholars Hold Assembly
W Franklin Junior High
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were
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llrunics.
Harold
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Kiss Ger-
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the end
imul to the
' .st: in East
,., 7 » or i‘ranlt-
' «‘2 u! courses
_, is May Wil-
r1. Mrs. May
'. ' '. Jennings.
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«‘ resented an
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by ten girls
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vi; ' ‘ lids." by Helen
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so, Rich MID: by
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h. A" Things Bright
{3‘ Alton Smith.
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,rrogram. the boys and girls using
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z'i‘hunlpson. physical education sup.
.. fl not
:cludcd a parade by the children of
\1 “ll 3
. semester.
1 Rudder. tho new teacher from New
8third and fourth grades. She was
‘accompanied by Miss Minnie Mc-
"‘lllghland Lsddle" by the who).
Song. "America the Beautiful." by
Salute to the ring by the school.
Over River School.
Sometime during the coming
week. pupils of the Over River
school. expect to go to the new
schools. but no definite date is yet
known. Washington exercises were
given in Over River. in each class
room.
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- MARVIN SCHOOL.
Miss Mary McCarthy; music sup-
emisor. Miss H. Lillian Huett. Writ.
ing supervisor. and Miss Gladys
crrisor. were all visitors during the
past week at the Marvin school.
This school also held its own per-
tjciilar Washington's nirthdsy ex.
ercises. although no special program
was arranged for the street.
The seventh grade pupils of Mar-
tin school have already gone to the
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BROAD RIVER SCHOOL
Songs. recitations and readings
the ceivbrstions o! “'sshington's
Mrthday at the Broad River school
irtst week.
Knudsen School.
At the Knudsen school. a special
program was prepared. which in-
the kindergarten. Gerbed in paper
hats.lcardboard swords and carry-
ing little (lass. these children. in
company with those of the first
grade. gave their annual Washing-
sffsir is a
tradition in the Knudsen school
The other grades also took pert
the two second
urades and the two third grades.
working together.
Between sixty and seventy child-
school. and it is expected that each
additional week will see a few more
names enrolled in the mill: club.
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“'ASHINGTUN SCHOOL.
The kindergarten and first grade
of Washington school also had I.
the caps and flags to carry out the
patriotic caect. They .marched
throughout the building. singing
Miss Goldthorpe trom Storre Col-
l~-ge visited the Washtrgt'on school
and delivered one 0! her health
talks, irlustrattng the same with
colored slides which delighted the
children.
Friday was moving day in the
school. a number of the pupils be-
ing assigned to new rooms which
thvy will keep the rest or the
PUI'XAM SCHOOL.
Mr. Green. supervisor of the
grades and Miss Huett. writing sup.
ervisor \isiteo the Putnam school
this week.
A program of entertainment was
planned hero tor the Washington
celebration. the kindergarten and
the three grades all taking part.
Exercises. songs. and recitations
were followed by I. salute to the
flag.
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“1551' NORWALK.
Friends wil be sorry to learn that
Miss Edith Lawrence. principal of
the West Nor-walk school has been
ill.
Miss Adeline Bouton. drawing
supervisor. Visited the Brookside
school this week. reporting herself
wry well satisfied with the work be-
ing carried on there.
O O O
CONCORD 808001;.
At the Concord school. there I."
a number of changes. Miss Ange.
lina Wskernsn goes to the ROW”.
ion school to take up her duties
there as principal. Miss Ada Pres-
cott will then take the sixth grade
ictt untenchered by the transfer of
Miss Wakemsn.
Miss Edith Lincoln will then take
the 112th grade. formerly the room
of Miss Prescott. and Miss Rosalie
i-‘nirficld, will take. the grade lctt
vacant by Miss Llncoln. I
Miss Goldthorpe from Starts col.
lege gave a. health lecture to the
Donald the school nurse.
Mr. George V. Buchanan. superin-
tendent. or schools and Miss Adeline3
Eouton drawing supervisor. were'
visitors this past week.
Miss ’Middlebroolt (roll! Wilton
has been ill at her home.
Mrs. Cisvcn from \Vvton bu been
substituting.
The mill: takers in this school
are still on the increase. The total
number registers 126 to date.
The program (or the special use-
lines for boys and girls. given Setur-
day morning at the Regent that".
was read before the Moms of
the Concord school. A number of
children signified their intention of
attending.
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CENTER 5030011.
M the weekly smoothly of the
Center School. the general armies»
tion banners were presented. to the
vsrious rooms which had gained 100
per cent membership. There was s
splendid showing. every room ex-
cept one receiving 8‘ manor.
Grade 8. room 11. was the 8rd
honored. they reéeived the urged i
or the banners. The other robots
who. also won were as toilows: sou.
9-15; to“. 0-83. and 1-38, Aisle-Ch
8.31 did not receive the large bee-
ner. they came so it that thee
were given honors to mention.
All the members or the school
are boning tea-weld to latch 16.
theses-ads!!!“ the ,
will Wise-m =
run spin-mm.
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PAGE SEVEN
8 On TodayI-n The Norwalks’ choolea
tests at More. m. - . m '
— . . , ere eon- . anal individual averages (allow. um: Cl: 001'. e V _
Is ts he‘ll. mm“ 7"“ D0 Valera Defying Treason Bill nous STERLING. com... tuna s.- ”c any five Year. 8
m U W m for the girls . ’ . ’. . . used 8' 107 “—3“ Milk producers in this district. who 0f Mamed m
sue. mm" "m "' W“ Takes Stum to Ireland A cut J. W“ “ “ ’H‘i «M with to m Prom-aw ma wrcxorr n l m... .4...
"am, the will be hired to P g n. Brodie. 135 89 "-87- Boston markets. were notified set. mum" ye"; 6, gun” me u.
“admins o: the school. . . J. Lynch i 3‘ 13—". undsy ot a cut or one cent per quart be," comma“, by Mr. and um
m not” she“ um 00 M “H ‘ ._ V. \ 3 b ‘ W‘ “‘th ” 18 75-8“ ‘3 the "d“. “I" W“°"" John C. Denier-oat at their home hens
m u n 0‘ "m ”Md 3 ..2 ‘.‘ ’8. 13.: “‘0 m ‘1'. man u m, 0' :Ih' bod”. "r. Demon‘s, who b ’1
eastern Cannectlcut towns. say t at . M ._ 3
m?a‘ud.au"‘ln 30“" t3“ lea. NOR. TIRE the out makes the DH“ 63 ”I“. per ml?u:;l..89; 7:.“ Scigber ‘4".d 3‘:
“Wm through u: a" time to show Mu“. 9‘ 7' ”—2“ ten quart can. the w'“ “‘“e tinus to keep hO'llO tor themselves
Will. out a. . hgleletun. “a J°wnn ‘1 7' 17—367 probably "3‘” "’1" and are active in civic affairs. They
thing. i. “I‘m other interesting 311““ 7‘ .1 :ti:: were married at Freshness in the
it is interesting 3‘33...“ due ”mm a a ".3“ Add Blessings a! Prohibition Dutch Reformed church March 8.
to the ' V or the Room Conuit- _.... — .— ——— From the Wall Street Journal "50. “L
3‘.- Rfloiu 8i. il_much mpnv.d in “3 3“ an "37 The nation new has one drug storc n.
e matter of nestnau. The high . ' (or every 2.236 people. Prohibition ..
Whl rd tor Culling in this room yum w“ [you no, seems to have helped some lines of ,
’5 ch has tor some time past been Nash so It 8—1" business. ._
. 9‘! cont. still .holds. Nor. Tire ss :3 18—6" . ..
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Nut.“ “write 86 16 Ill—£61
Tl! Cap ' Hour 86 I 81—188 :
In an” ‘mw' Wm bell mm ' Individual evens-s o ' I . _ .. .
0 2 week when Per cent amss ’
lit” "War" “m 1.... M 2- momma u as hair W “0". oriunl s
.. 0 Icon u to u. The (or. ‘ Tm" '7 1' 'OUR (DM- WILL
l erds on the Center teem were Lil- w" 95 fl ’ '1
It: Giants and Catherine Fume. curling as 18 ~ Krlock ;
3 ’° ”won Yours; and Marion t menu-o n so -
iordeu made the baskets tor the NM 9‘- 80 h
Ico‘uts. The Center girls made 156 Whose It is '
mate to their opponent's st. in the Donovan ti 9 The Folly of Fret
T:tliiels)xv‘:ilicl: they have played. Borne:- 90 '3
. mute club 0! Conn-r Cakes to it _ “
jItht‘ml met in room 32. for reorgan- L - Gilbert so as hfh°ca"l;,al“ hill” 5““ ”1:? 3:“:
J,“ on. at which dune . rehearsal or Guile. at 32 :th ”m Nu If“ gct‘wm. m
organza seventeen took place. med“.- .37 as a”; be hémed “on: w".
e hysiene cil- hu been .3. Ireland 86 3d 1'“ wor’t hci either What ’0‘
much interested in the talks at its llama as so 3' , fi x ”m I a
nominate” on heslth subJeots. Last Taylor as :7 a" ‘ ° ’ °r “ y“ n‘
..£:g::°‘+,"’3 Milkmen ODOR. . on McCarthy 3‘ 2‘ ION or lamb: latent. heat Framing over things that an“
“Bean" and .luub“ Mitchell on J' Bredlce M 38 or low are. Our coal will past or those to come doesn't“
etion " wk Martin on liecrc- grim“ :: 3: respond to your draft reguls- make today pleasant or to-‘.'
. ' v as . n n instantly. That's why our norrow welcome. Forget your '
mirzznfiweqfizgir, 1:23 thmee‘tli‘ng ‘ W. Ireland ;: :3 "' elfstomers "come back for troubles in your duties. hide.
on e '- . ., . ,. » . . .
went to inspect the new school, A); Eamon De Valera. self-styled "President of dle‘lrisb Repubr :‘ged‘c. 2 83 u more. t 31:11:!“ in war “OPCS- “ WK
that “in. their were fascisned to lie," is stumping Ireland to assemble support for Ills defiance ol Walsh 79 16 "
{g‘gfgt “his? will be where the irish treason bill, which has been submitted to the voters. lie ll iisllorsn :9 a Phone 113 h Worry mitosis 8;": gm?!“
‘ . .’ -. . Jennings 9 9 amp rs. ' e Int: 5 et 0"“
0n 'luesday alternoon. the o, 0. MMETGTE lulkcnnv gram, 7. 3 than the tear. and the slow ‘
councliuulcetlng w... hum end there ‘ enjoyed ‘ banquet. gnlt goes the laziest. ‘
was . - , . . a
Wllichdwsraoslsytdo: kigtlmfiame NASH 3.62:" EPS 'l he 11....1 salutes o! the league THE DRY s WORST PLN -". The Norwalk C03] .
M the "wk” meeting 0‘ .the ' .4 11-- “ were bouiud prctious to the banquet Fr h Nmim 1 Pi t. e e s e
Se in the Nurwnlk Alleys; the Hour on t e orto na- '0
“Jigxéiguzs :Xmififin‘:lr;:: Five clashing with tile Norwailt Tire Let President Coolidn beware 0’ & supply C0. -;
regular oral 59.31.; “man, rm; uzxrczauon. 'ihe newspapermen the 100 Per “Mel'- — "an"! he ‘ Stop worrying about every-h
numb.“ on an. ,0 an: we" wen two out or the three games. criticized our domestic “dc-hollow toe WATER STREET! day cmer-re-sdm—stsrt rad-i
”a.“ by w. “Ham‘s. “pm; ‘35:: Y 3... “non gate the Naeh me a lead oi trousers am! now he is accused of mg the A-n:c Ads! .
“W: “'2' AT BANQUEi retort... ...... “M" u“ .
A owv. us: on t; ristolt- r tr .. é " ‘ ‘ " '
Muu. bdwsrd itooney Ll: A‘lill‘fm j was re. ed by N. lieu-w. l.in who av- —Advertise in thr Sentinel. m m
.uulsln. .
in a recent mathematics test ghen
tor accuracy. 'ua-Zti haul the tugboat
sverugo. 'iwo boys trom this worn
ere issvxng the Center school. ’lhey
Whl so to the how ttouger Ludiow
in WI. Norweilt.
9A College and 9A Commercial.
held a cuss meeting Tuesday lilsill.
in “com 33’. This was the ”fol.
meeting oi the two classes. and or-
cars were clOCtUd.
'1 hey were as ioiiows: Lynn ilard-
ing. president; Kathryn U'licliiy,
vice president; Mucolm Goodycul.
secretsry: William lisiioren. treas-
urer. The meeting was then sci-
.lourned. No date was set. tor the
next gathering. ,
Dwulg to the delay at the new
Center school. the pupils will not
make any changes this week. it. is
thought. however, that next week
the new school will be ready for oc-
cupsncy.
Westport to Vote
On Roads Question
WEBTPORT. March 3.-The spe-
cial town meeting tonight which
the Board 0! Selectmen called to
decide on a permanent rosd building .
program is expected to be large];
attended. interest in the road sub- ;
icct is general throughout the town. 1
perticusriy since the public hearing ‘
0t e month ago when the recent-
dwells or the Board of Finance and
the special road committee were.
voted down. »
Under the plan as drawn up byl
the Republican town committee and
which the Board at Selectmen willi-
subrnit tonight the taxpayers will I
new be asked to consider building 1
seven miles of roads which will I,
connect the outskirts with the can“
tsr at town. The plans call (or a]
new road (rem North Main street to ,
the Weston town line by the way!
or Danbury road and Burr's bridges. V
and also Cross Highway and Longl
Lots road. both of which extend to !
the Fairiieid town line. "
The money (or these improve~
meats will have to be raised by a
bond issue. approximately $200,.
000. The previous plan which was
voted down called for a. bond issue
of “00.000.
—Advertise in the Sentinel tor the »
best results.
Frank J acoby
12.14 he. lists or...
South Rot-wall:
The House of Kuppenhelnler
v
Now .
Showing
Dresses
For
Sport.
Afternoon
And
Evening Wear
I
New ‘ _.:
Ind ustrial League
Players Enjoy (let-
Together—Final
Scores—Standinr's
The Nash Engineering \‘.'o 1.3'
how in: [cam-was t'rowncli C'..'i.'il-
Dion: 0! the industfial l‘muilxg
League Sliuru’ny nlght. 'ihc c
molly was performed at the \\'l:..<;«le
inn where membl-rs of tho iv.l.::uc
it'-
t‘i'JgL'd as per cl nt tor 32 games and
our: ciosvly l01|0\\'(‘il by A. 'iar.0\
\\..u made all aulugt- of 97 torr 19
lgumi's. . .
i ’n he high single and three string
3scale has relied by '1‘. West with
im.:r2.s ol ii: and 347. 'ihr high
‘m.l‘..iiss Bli‘g.0 was rol.ell by J.
Ixazzaro with a lllark ox 92. The
high tram scum was made by the
iNn h the with a score of 302.
3 His score 01 the lluur and Nor-
‘uaik Tlrl' teams togc‘he'r with the
fins} standing of the team and the
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ion plate are the: new
NEW OXFORDS
That Young, Men will like.
Brand new lasts and colors and the famous
Weber quality for satisfactory service.
$5.00 to $7.00
Hot off the fash-
Wehcr Oxfords.
MILTON
122 Washington St.
ELWO OD
So. Norwall.
' New R65
and designs.
topless.
and slender types.
.Corselettes light boned,
88 Washington St.
The new spring line in most attractive materials '.
Back-laced Corsets in medium bust, low bust and
Wrap-grounds to fit the medium-stout, average
G Corsets
elastic inserts, for stout.
medium and slender women and for the young miss
who needs a ilght ‘upport.
Brassieres in many new styles.
J . I. Mallette
So. Norwalk
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Entrance on Main St.,
Fairfield Ave.,
OWLAN D’ s " fl
1‘
Cannon St.
Store Opzn "Till 6 O'clock Daily.
meni for the boudoir.
price is only $8.50
Fourth
The Hoover Vacuum
- Schultze's Tuesday Specials
Home Made Sausage
Shoulder Steak . . . . .
StewingLamb.............
ShoulderofLamb ........t.
Solid Lean Pot Roast
HamburgerSteak..........
.......25clb.
...’....l5clb.
16clb.
l5clb.
.......22clb.
18clb..
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.SchultZe’s Sanitary Maflrets
Wesflngmnmreetudmdsvmlolm
fludfiflshltratlerwalk
the Hoover man to call.
Printed bank
We: $2.95
mum
The magic lamp
of today $8.50
An ideal happy awakening. An article of adorn-
You'll enjoy seeing them. The
Spring house cleaning
—do it with a Hoover
house cleaning with less labor, less dust, less upset, less
worry and much more satisfaction. '
By the daily use of the Hoover ”Spring house clean-
ing” is made a very simple matter—it eliminates the tire-
some beating of rugs, besides prolonging their life.
We can demonstrate these features in a few mo
merits lll your home—just phone Barnum 454 and ask
Fourth deer. rear.
overblouscs $2.95
Beautiful patterns on
powder blue and fallow
grounds --. cut long and
full. Sizes 36 to 46 —-
Not like the magic lrlmpl
of Aladdin which by mbbing‘
he could make a genie appear
to bring him whatever he
wished for, but a new magic
lamp of today which through.
mechanical operation may be‘
set for the hour one wishes to
aWaken—and behold. at that
hour, the gong rings and the
electric light is turned on. You
wake to the tune of the chime
and behold. the soft glow of‘
the light beneath a lovely siik'
shade whose soft color mei-
lows it.
floor. center.
cleaner Will do the Spring
Luncheon special
Monday for 35¢
Creamed chipped beef on
toast. mashed potatoes -—
choice of cake, pie or pud-
ding and tea, cofiee, cocoa
or milk 35:
The cabinet
sewing machine
$69. __
is one of the favorites w’tb—4
Howland Sewing Machine;
club members —- but the“
-v
number of members we :
have enrolled shows clearly"
that the economy of homo}
sewing and home msntfingc
is sti'l appreciated byf:
thoughlfal people.
You can get a sewing:
machine for as little as $39....
or you may pay $100. and“
you can have the on: you”
like best sent home for the ‘
in' 'al payment made to),
join the club of ..
One Dollar
This dollar is applied toe:
ward the payment of the .
price of the machine sndZZ,
the balance you pay in easy‘!
payments covering a period.
of time in which the an»:
chine is in your home save};
in; other dollars for you. ;..
It is a limited “
member club
At the present rate of:-
spcedthismcsnsthst '3.
otfcrwillbewithdnwnhe;
a few days more for we:
2?] .-
>0.
~
sell a certain number-m
machines at the cash?
prices on these literals:
am Join now—m1“!
Ml me
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Norwalk Chronicler