Many Teachers at
Supt. Buchanan .
final results in the contest for
s: composition on “Why Nor-
5 one at Connecticut's 'rnost
oue towns," are expected to
-ounced Friday.
.cat deal or interest has been
ccd in this—contest. and many
- oxilpositions than at first ex.
\irre turned in.
ord school pupils are busily
_, “ith the aim in view ‘6!
' ng some or the coveted state
ates for required reading.
hers Iromevery school in
u; were in‘attendanco a‘t‘thc‘
gnen Superintendent at
5, George V. Buchanan. last
a v evening.
. lrside pupils are commencing
aking. . ~
.laers 01‘. .the Washington
presented a very interesting
in ll'riday. in honor of Moth-
8:3.
.- on of then
I
ew Science club
H's at Center school. took
i‘ri'lrn'.
CONCORD
cord school is getting ready to
the names or those, who
he certificates in reading,
, .‘ly. ’ .
your the state board oi: edu-
s-rmls out lists of books suit.
children from grade three
. ;~h the eighth grade. It
(1 leads five books on the list
, me 3131‘, he receives a certi-
il'uill the state. “'henqhe has
or has live certificates. hc
111 honor certificate.
113 are mixed, fiction and
c1191.. and are mostly such well
. .umcs as "Little Men,"
Women." Eight Cousins"
Ilia!) Girl in Japan," andrtho
. f the 46 pupils in Miss Dono-
r-s alone, 42 are expected'to
coveted certificates.
-liunie MacDonald. school
Gladys Thompson, phys-
mion supervisor. and Mr.
Groom. grade school supervis-
rw usliurs at Concord school
in, -' Thomas was promoted to
.: .5. in the high school this
1-,) lake the place of Janitor
r. u ho passed away from an
‘ --€ pneumonia. Mr. Walsh
\\'m.—.ipauk will be the new
1‘ :1: Concord school.
:t of the teaching force or Cone
‘ .1001 attended the dinner giv-
rmtcndent of Schools,
' " Buchanan at the Royal
:1 last Thursday.
1111 luded: Miss Elizabeth
fillss Louise Martin. Mrs.
lllwlr. Miss Ada Prescott,
. li. Root. Miss Edith Lin-
Anna Silliman, Miss Ros-
.‘liss Dorothy Rosen-
Hg».
} \‘.
31°F.
FITCH.
Minnie McDonald. school
snarl Fitch school last week
A short health talks in all
m In; on “Underweight and
r221? and How to Correct
- 'muw: llurd of W‘est avenue.
mly talked on birds before
upils of Roger Ludiow Junior
srhool. gave a similar lecture
afrd at Fitch school.
HSL'DSON.
»- whole teaching ‘force 0! the
5011 school attended the dinner
rid Superintendent 0: Schools.
'7 Y. Buchanan at the 303731
llm. ’lllursrlay evening.
who “cut included: MISS
Moif.llt,1\iiss Beatrice Rudder.
lslvtanm Griffin. Miss Margai'Et
no. Miss Gertrude Oberiandé‘r.
'Blarlclyn Lilly. Mrs. Ethel May
rs Miss May Moran. Mrs. Laura.
maid Miss L’isula Kane. and
I. J. (drew.
PUTNAM'. '
teachers of the Putnam
-'-"0 attended the dinner given
Buchanan Thursday night.
pore: Miss Margaret Claven.
lirlr‘na Culhane. Miss margaret
all :1 11.} Mrs. Edward Faye. ,
.Iv‘rcderick Camp. the state
visor of grade schools. “51th
am last week and observed the
His classes at work. Miss H.
n l-lowitt. writing supervisor
2-11.: Mary McCarthy. music
l'..:01‘, were visitors at\Pgtnfi-m
’iili
BROOKSIDE. . ‘
Vs: week Miss Adeline Bouton.
-sor of drawing. visited Brook-
rt heel and initiated the pupils
llie mysteries of rug making-
aud girls alike are busy Sewing
and u eaiing them on looms 1111'-
l by the school into uniquely
lied rugs. The rugs will be
‘ ”ed on the school visiting days
U1)“.
Tl“\id Grccn ”shed the school
Vick.
WASHIN GTON.
rm it] Green., superintendent ,
e grades visited the school Fri-
‘41-. Green brought with him. ,
I rederick S. Camp, annex-intends.
0! elementary education tram
ford.
JEFFERSON sonoo
Evening Sentmel’s' " _
Aroused Great Interest“ In tho
Te
class has worked hard to become
the holder of s. bank book.
Miss H..- Lilian Hewitt visited the
school last week. »
f Jun—u
. WASHINGTON SCHOOL.-
sente‘d Friday at the regular as-
sembly held at Washington school.
in honor ‘0: Mother‘s Day. Recita-
tions. songs and readings were glu-
on by pupils of the diner-est grades.
The run program included: ._
Salute to flash-School. ' “
Aflorican-Schoolr ‘ '
e come to mothers -- Edw d
Michek. Grade III. at
Recitation~"0nly one mother"—
Dorothy Satir. Grade I.
Song—g"! Love My. Mother Best
or All’ '-—12 pupils. Gradegl’.
Recitation —- "Mother
stands"——Augela Bonati,G1-ade' II.
Recitation -— “Mother Knows"—
Wm; Lynblanovitz—Grade III.
Grade II.
Recitation—~"Somebody's Mother"
—~Ida. Tarlov, Elizabeth Buchta.
Esther McKenzie or Grade V-VI.
“A Tribute to Mother”——- «America.
France. Italy, Holland..1span bring
flowers and greetings to mother.
America—Hilda Dinkowitz—car-
nations.
France -— William Duris-——fleur~
de- lis.
Italy—Betty Benjamin—roses.
Holland—Julia Czell—tuiips.
Japan—Emma. Miller —- cherry
blossoms.
Song ,.— Home. Sweet Home——
School. ‘ '
CENTER 80110011.
The weekly assembly of Center
school was held Thursday morning.
The program was in charge of Room
11 under the leadership of Mrs. Mc‘
law‘s:
March: "The Conquering Hero, "
Jack McCormick. _
Prelude: Miss Harriet Parker.
Scripture reading.
Lord's rayer.
Song: “Onward Christian
dlers. " the school.
Recitations: "A Radio Poem."
Diedrich Hahn.
Solo: “At Parting" and "Perspica-
city]? Helen Millerd.
Speech: Rev. Thomas J. Finn.
- Plano Solo: "La Zingara," Har-
riet‘ Broth‘erton.’
Memory Gems: ' Mary Hastings,
Claire Boutoml charlotte Gilbert.
Mildrded Lamb, Vincinzs. Papsgno.
Dance: "Dresden Doll " Elinor
Hendrickson.
Flag salute. -
Star Spangled Banner. . .
The Glee Club and 13st Chorus
have disbanded tor the remainder of
the year.
The initiation social of the Science
Club members was held Friday.
There were abbot thirty-new mem-
bers joining the club. The initiation
began in the morning. with the pu-
pils carrying old and. broken um-
brellas, and 'wearinglditferent col-
ored shoes and‘stockings. The rest
of the ceremonies Were person-nod
in the; afternoon after wnich there
was a. social hour. when games were
played and refreshments served.
Charles _P.os'luschny and- Michael
Foccl of. Room 24 have presented the
Current History club of that room
with a bulletin board.
Room 20 has scored a spelling-vie.
tory. During the past six Weeks no
pupil has received a mark below 30
per cent. All .but four pupils re-
ceivedvtrom 59. to 10.0 per cent.
Strong rivalry in attendance exists
-bet1‘een- the boys and girls of Room
10. The boys won this month and
the girls treated them to eskimo pies
and cookies.
The meeting of the Current His-
tory club was held Friday. May 1.
The meeting was'called to order by
president Jack Martin.‘ After the
minutes or the last meeting had been
read and approved the meeting was
turned over to Sheldon‘Winiptheim-
er.
Sheldon Winipfheimer gave an in-
teresting talk‘ on Why it was a. good
plan to have Von Hindenburg elect-t
e‘d president of Germany. Sherrick.
Bauer also spoke on the same sub-
ject. Curtis Oizens gave some in-
tere'sting reasons Why Von Hinden-
burg should not have been elected.
After the speakers had finished
their talks there was a. debate on
“RsSolved: That it id best to have
Von Hindenburg to'r president 0:
Germany at this time. " ' ’
Sol-
: WleAUK.
Supervisor 61' Grades D' A. Green
visited Winnipauk school eat The:-
day and bro t two books to add to
t e teachers' pcotesslonsi library
e books are "The Twenty-fourth
Yearbook" ot the National Society
re:- the stud othduca’etohgand "One
Teaching Silent
Smith.
1‘- Frederick F. 0:95).
em. of elementary. ..
1 Hal-tram. visited’;
ol Friday and wen
rooms. . ’
e fifth grade is too i.
"1 these days. For
it they have beam,
An interesting program was pre-; ‘
Under-
Song—t—“My Moth‘er“—-—8 pupils oi! ’
Cormick. The program was as fol— '
. The boyish haircut is being
worn in Psrirmom and more
The photo shows the sort oi
earrings adopted to this style of
cqifl'ure. The semi-sports frock
(inother new note) combines an
undershirt of accordion- -piested
black crepe, and s cost dress of‘
un ksshs, trim‘med with this
of embroidered crepe.
Song: “Comrade Robin.” pupils of
grades four and five.
Recitation: "Mother." Esther
Manuel Helen V’aranai. Francis Fo
reit. John Funk.
Recitation: "The Swing" by Rob.
ence Wright.
Song: "The Cuckoo." Norma Arm
old. Eleanor Shipman. George Ks}
Newton Wilbur, George Van Alstynr
Nancy Milligan. Beatrix “’arner. U
grades 2 and 3
VRecitation: “Violets.” Ethel Jol
grade 1.
Recitation: “A Tiny Seed," .Mar,
Garvey of grade 1. S
theteachers.
g F. s. LYON
‘JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk '
~rnsn~_
A $10.01) Set of
Attachments
With every Universal Vacuum :
Cleaner during the'month'
of April
The
N orwalks Electric Co.
TEL. 2978 i1 NO. MAINS},
~<~W .
J. I. Mallette ‘
:4 new line of neckwesr, lace
collar and cuff sets, {labels
and panels.
Speed
Wagons
R150 we
PARTS AND. ACCESSORIES
‘ of Charles Towns; Root. of No 2
. West ‘Lo’l’th
. this ty, to Franklin P. Adams. was
1 three
‘ Kitsch. was followed by a reception
. at Orchard .F’arrn. Greenwich the
' 115mb: of 'Mr and Mrs. Frederick P.
Italy.
Bond. Kathryn Van Alstyne. Dorothy _
crt Louis Stewasop,‘ given by Flur- ,
Mr. David Green visited the sclmu ‘
last week and held a meeting will:
REPAIRING AND OVERHAUIJ\G ‘
street. New York
was 'marri (1 Saturday afternoon in,
basiconducted The’ Canning Tower;
column of the World for the last
and oneohalt years._ The
ceremony. which was performed by
Justice or the. Peace Peter T. Don-
Wsrfleld. Mr. and _Mrs. Adams are
sa‘iling'at once for a honeymoon in
‘Mr. {Adams was. divorced last
month from Mrs. Minna: Schwartze
Step Lassa}.
ported by steel rods.
$1.95
Bound covered style
eleven inch size for
large riamily.
S1
’ Electric Irons ~
Fully nickeled “elbows
. ‘ iron with heel rest and de-
' I tachsble cord and plug.
Wax-ranted. 6 to size.
$2.75
Three pib'eb been. 1.
ends
risen
dy‘. 1 .
'7 Adams, whom s‘married in 191”.
339‘?!“ of: the divorce was with-
Root. Mr. and Mrs.j
3rd. and Mr. and mnj‘ralflflin ,
> Root: Miss Edna st. Vincent 7331111 3!.
mid igEugen BoissevsLin Miss Ruth
Hare and
‘ Neysa McMein‘ and John:
Mr. and Mrs. Ring W Eraser.
Alexander 'Woolloott1 3H3
Harrison.
2 Fleizlchmann. Konrad ammo. Mr;
‘ and Mrs; Crosby Beige, Mr. and Mrs.
James P. Warburgr Irving Berlin,
Mrs. Dorothy Parker. Rolin Kirby. »
Mr. and Mrs. Efrem Zimbailst, Mr.
and Mrs. John De Witt Felts. Geor- e
S. Kaufman. fiat-old Ross. Mna '
Mrs. Frank Case, Mr. and Mrs. Arc
thur Krock; IJohn Howard Lawson.’
John Dos Passes.
Lawrence Lsn‘gner and Mr. and Mrs.
Fluid Dell.: ~ .
the United. Publishers‘ corporation.
Her grandfather Was George F. Root.
who composed the 'immensely popu-
lar pings of the Civil warr‘Ti-ainp,
O! rains in 6 It. size with
pail rest and steps sup-
in
the
lat.” the 'zBattie
.. Adams '
G 'rge? R668“
on the Tribune is
«Heywood 13mm,- Miss
World January}
QCALAI‘ SE. “
persons were} 41
«7 the saint :ci-oix ri
- Others were MISS Edna. ‘Fe‘rber.
dead- .
Helen Kyle,_ 17..
Mr.~: and Mrs. 3.;31-1.
for a; picnic: and
- girls and. three 3;
ashore. The» b0
Raymond Ives,
Mrs. Adams father is president of
\
. An Event-Heralded .
By Hundreds of
Housewives
in search of time-savingand
helpful articles 'for houseclcan-
-ing and cooking purposes. A
time when the thrifty woman checks up on
the many items which she wants,
phoning her needs to the Personal Shopper.
Many, many household requirements Which do not appear in this ‘
advertisement will be priced specially for the May Sale. A special ‘
value giving opportunity which none will want to overleak.
._ Watchthedsilypspersfor
‘ q . IceCresmF
Acme freezers of heavy in; enam-
eled. No gears, a rapid method
3 qt. size. ._ . 7
41.39
Dust ‘Mops ' '
Black yarn mops chemically treat-
ed Yacht mop shape with lens
handle. :‘g ,1.
Tramp. Tramp; the Bogs Are Eureka, ‘
‘ as- fien . doing
‘hélyuins’wln New“ Yuri?!» more
than: twenty years. _I111:9H*he ended .
a». nine yearskassocIation with the.
Evening Melly-.1111 was; seven years ,-
Motor Boat“ Tender
i” . «» Sinks,4owned f.
lire;
’ when a. motor boat. tender sank in"
this city or: the Canadian. shore. One:
. young woman; was rescued.
Marion Vickery, .
, Calais; -Murray. Me;
K?»Y.:St; Stephen.-
ClevensfiSt. Sienheb.”N. B. .
‘The youngxpeople; were on their :.
way to Oak Point. inithe motor boat.
into a punt used as a. tender to row
and filled 'quickly
scant-.asimro. .but the others..'au of
whom could swim. were hampered
by theirhé'avy clothingan‘d sank-
g—Advertlsie in The Sentinel for.
the best results. : . .‘1'
cry of Freedom.” ,
efo're going ”to the
19am-1- :5
.“my‘ ‘11 Area; ‘2 '
rowned yesterday."
vet-:10 miles below \ "
31,-
N. : .VB.;,.: George:
the party of three
oung men stepped
at started, to leak .
. Granville Craft
lionsiiZAfi-iga. " ; ' ‘ ,
Bread Bones ’3 '
Roll top stye box which is
- post minim and of a
spadous size.
smooth handles. No. O
size. ” _ ,
50cm
9
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g
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needs and lists ‘
either: bringing them in or tele-
Eeovy 14 as. copper. dch‘ ‘
e1 shied. first quality;
No.8size.
ms is,
new sn'd interesting events
Tables
Extra Wide ironing surface, with
. strong well built stand that "can-
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Good, substantial quality with
deep rim covers that lock. Bail -
style handles. 8 gallon size. _
$1-m . ‘ ‘t ’ 5':
’Fine quality. imsted cotton in 50 . ,
ft. length:
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