Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 18, 1925 · page 1

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‘ 1, " * Moyj Be for Three Year Torin—Spe-
a! School Board Meeting This Week ‘

DELIVERS HIS
ANNIVERSARY

e the new Superintendent
191‘ Norwalk. it was learn-
ti‘o authoritative sources

. him as hood of the local
‘ tern . at a. special meeting

nd.‘ it appointed. will suc-
n intendent of Schools

30. Mr. Buchanan has

‘ ergo of the local school
ight years and a. siren:
ed protest was made to
Board when it refused to

, time his contract should
he discussed at the Thurs-

A, of three years. in As-
‘wili take a. new school
cs. 9. year to men out his

lag is reprinted from s.

, or circulated in \Vnilingtord:
iii! Week's (May 7) meeting
w school committee. John

«modified Sorter-interim

o is for another year. and
‘omniittee struck a popu-

tor, the superintendent ~
two years residence has»

t friends in Walling-
‘oso directly connect-

in

ublic schools on‘ a high

m cloncy and has denion.
1) Mid again he knows
is and is capable of

' rous changes in the

hi; weekly bulletin is-

'eohers is a. periodical

Ad to with interest. his

session and thorough

1 heel matters having
Ann admiration 0: all.

d d captain of its baseball
airmen o! the social

l'i Wellingtord Ciub.‘

that Mr. Luna's an;
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A and the experience is not exhausted

today it. unwound: a definite pro-
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Rev. Augustus F
Beard Preaches at v
N orwalk Congrega-
Atioroi Church ’

HALE AND WHEARTY_

Outstanding Figure in
Life of City Many

Attend “Services in ,

years. “Stoke Augustus F. Beard:

preached his customary birthday un- '

nlvorsary‘ ,eermon in the Nervolk.

Congregational church yesterday.

i-Iia congregation twee composed "

not only of members of. that church,
but also of the South Norwaik Con-

gregational church. Many members a

of the Norwalklflwanis club were
present. , '

Dr. Besrd' s sermon was upon the
subject. “Evaluation of Life." and

was a. soholeriydgséourso with a re- ' ' ‘y

irospoot of years husband a. bright
hopeful vista of the future in spirit~
no! as well as materialistic things.

Dr. Basra is in no wise denoted
by his years. He still makes trips
to New York on an M’erage of three
days a. week. A

Dr. Beard said in port in his seru
mon: “Lite is more then existence

in the struggle to exist: Life has
Its vaiues worthy of censideratlon."

“The perstm to be most congra-
tulated.’ continued Board, “is not the
one who has nothing to do, but the
one who either voluntarily or from

necessity is placed in the midst of -

compulsory engagements, because it
is these hich make character. and
this is the best response to the prob-
lem of life."

‘ "Let me say that the purely ma-
Aterial comprehension of life does not

(Continued on Page Two.)

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and Scat-ole Debuts, disc. of Ha‘
ford were injured here this morning
when they tell mm he tourth

which they were working honoree:

a. defective patio: Tw' iii tel: or, melt ’

were saved from t eA t Ar-story _A
when they grabbed a window at
the sceaoidlnz colinpeed Th
injured men were taken cine .
cheater Memorial Hospita

was found that'Leone had
tured skull and was in a. se
diiton. doubt being held

'.reoovery. Cebasto. nithoulh peels ‘ ”

bruised about the may it
mlnst the various em ,0!

8 “30¢“!de hlqu

with two other «Add. an

sons. were taking a load"

up to the tourtii floor.

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victim or unite. Polio

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‘ her through spruce

stiilwater avenue.

lo “ in back or. Statute:

i where the trail was lost. This;
. cordingflio police. indies a '
,7 fourth person' vvas involve

. Affair. '

A .32 calibre revolver was _

alongside or Be Ansell
j knits was round by on
' biothers’ adios. That

.- inquest until after Medical ~ J .

raeorge shes-rill
Wc‘aves had reported it

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seven omniy shells

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