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22,1928.;
Joaeph floynk,
orwalk School NEWS
Worth Granite.
Alexander Usuadslty.
ltuet Weed.
it'unny t‘ttpuano.
t‘atherlno Coppola.
’ Anna May Huwkinl.
. Marion Kline.
Willi... VACATION. PLANS
t NOW lit”!
(last Week of School Begins Today—Picnics at
Shore—Students Now. Working for Near
t East Relief—Give Pennies and Gather Old
.-: Clothes for Sufferers .
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'l‘oday COItllll'dlt't‘H the hint week of
, ‘t'hool. to the. joy of teacher.» and pm]
He alike.
Ten weeks of lieautit‘ul
r ire ahead of the childten. and most
1' them can hardly wait to Ctillllilt‘itt‘
.n the round ot‘ pit‘nit‘h‘, swiining.
ia‘t‘tiea and boat trips \titlt'h are the
ot of the Usual youngster in the
“glimmer \atatton.
i‘ho books and pet. clln will be 1 .wt
13'th tor the bathing bilii and tin
hunch basket; the close continetnent
ll‘t’f the classroom for the "wide open
'.])ilCCt>” ot‘ the beat it.
Center Jtthloi High and l"1: tnklin
‘l'qiunioi lllgh both tllJU_\t'tl illtlllt'fi at
town l‘oint during. the past \\1*t'i'.
he progiain ol ch 111; illt’llitllllt;’
.wcry sort of race lilitl contest, with
though prizes to Ntllhi) all.
The Near ltlust-ltelit-i' Work tll‘i\('
tun made itself felt very definitely
it the school during the pint. week.
The drive is takim; two tortnr. among
he school children.
summer
First: every child was given a
“golden ruler" in \Vlllt‘h a dime or
ticket could be inserted ‘to every
' inch. The. nlekela and dimes were '1)
saved by girth}; up candy, chew-
‘ng glint, mower; and the like. Today
All tlto rulers will be colleeted and
he money turned over to the l-‘und.
Durlnr the, past week, every thild
was also given :1 little 111;,- which he
\lv‘aa asked to take home. This tag
nstruc'ted the parents in the cloth-
‘ng drive which the l\'t;tr liust ile-
ief is managing. l-lvt‘y school in a
'eceivtng point iur clothing of all
‘orts and shoes of any kind or size.
Ni} FORMULATED
Visitors
Jefferson school reports no activi-
ties thin past week. Miss Adeline
liouton, drawing teacher was 11 via- ~
itor.
All a Mary McCarthy. music su-
l'ienisor visited Mania school last
week. Flag day program was held '
Monday. .-\ speaker for tho Jackir
t‘oogun East llellet‘, Work gave .1
short talk at the school.
Miss Gladys '1‘honipson.
education supervisor visited the
llroad lllver School last week. Miss
McCarthy also visited the school
and t\|li|' sseti herself as being pleas-
ed with the \totlt being eulried on
lilt‘t'u
Minn ll, Lillian llewitt. supervisor
of writing visited the Knudsen
school on visiting day. at which time
L'oo attended. lt‘lni; day programs
were. held in all the rooms. including-
the kindergarten.
liltyaieul
727 visits \verc recorded in the
Concord School on Visitors' Day.
Mar; exercises were held at the
Lincoln school on Monday
in the litoohside school. short
prom: tins feuttning 1111 it); were
held in the rooms lust “"t't ii.
ltooset’elt Stliool.
l'upils ot‘ the Roosevelt school
pit He uteti a line progiam last week.
intluding the followzint:
l’oe 1n. “ruiultuitl” by giades one
and two.
Reading. "liirds of Killingsworth"
by lt‘t‘unk Sanger of the. first grade.
Song. “A Tiny heat." by pupils
oi" armies ttvo and three.
lirztim‘tlization. "Little,
grades two and three.
l'ign." by
Uraduationfiift
A bride was Cupid's graduation gilt to Ensign John Murphy
Scott, of this y'eara Annapolia class. She is Miss Ionc Mooney.
one of the. national capital's moat beautiful girls.
Lillian Htelnberg.
Louise Henry.
Olivet l'attt-non.
Ruth "Milly, ‘
‘ Atnoeaic Bleem.
(trace (Fattnl.
l-‘rancia Hernanny.
Camellia. 'l‘ouxzolo.
Joan Dwyer.
Award Prizesfor
Nat’l. Guard Shoot
HARTFORD, Jude 2! (AP).—
Wlnnera of various prizes at the in-
door rlflo match of the Connecticut
National Guard last February are
given in orders from the Adjutant
General'a offices now being sent to
all units. The awards are based on
the report of Lieutenant Colonel
ltohort l“. Gadd.' ordnance depart-
ment executive officer.
Company A., land infantry. is
awarded first prize. a cup auitably
engraved. and each member of the
team receives a medal. _'l‘ho organ-
ization also holds the Major General
Lucien l“. liurpee shield for a year.
The tnembera of Company A.
team were: Corporal Eric R. Slay-
ton. Corporal ltuaaell E. Leete. (‘ap-
lain lt‘. w. Holloway. Sergeant l). B.
Mt'lett‘r, Private Wlliiutn IA. (ht-
lnin. 2nd Lieutenant ll. N. horr.
l’rivate it. C. Beheppuclt. Private l“.
t'. Wirtz. E. -L‘. Howard and Ser-
geant w. A. ltioylo. The scores were
troni 148 down to 141. The team
totals were: Btandinx 468. kneeling
484 and prone 500. total 1.452.
lt‘irst place in class A. went to
(‘onipuny 1... Wind infantry with a
total of 1,899; first place close (‘.
went to Company I... 169th infantry
with a total of 1.4113; and others
in this order: 101’. infantry 1.428;
192ml ltield Artillery 1.419: lat
Squadron t‘avulry 1.292; (21111
t‘oast Artillery 1.364.
I
lle Kind; llcflilay 'l‘arry
(New London Day)
New London.. on the whole. a
courteous town. People here are
naturally kind.‘ They are naturally
decent to‘utrnngorn. Hut courteous.
neon to strangers cannot be carried
too far. Remember that the next
motorlrat who ttttktt you the road to
Vednesdoy is to In: I-ttlttile on) ‘ .. . ‘ ..
vhen all the donated articles will lit _ 15131-111» “, 1”" “"‘drnh‘v by tmivits
ollectod and 5h|ppt3d to ill»: or- 0 “Li.“ L ‘3‘)“ . . i ii 'l'stilt Olt (,'ll:|l‘lt‘.‘i lilt‘ltins, by CHICO
.. . tong. “. t'lllOl'les,‘ ,y pup ,, of true”.
”a.” in the N‘Sl‘ , “t grades {our and five. .- ‘ ‘ .
ltlas day was t‘tlelwtt-u wry .. . .. I"iit'll set-ml.
‘ u , Health bong. by grades three
inletly in ”N Whom“ ”H‘s “WI" and four. l‘npils of the sixth grade of the
Most of them Ulisnl-yctl it by talks or n! ( itation '\\'|it It I Sptak My l°‘lteh school will HIJOY a picnic ‘0_
ecitations in lilt.‘ classrooms. no :15-
. embly progrunn: being presented.
This coming week will see u gatit~
Ting together of all the loom: ends
I the year’s work. Many of the
chools held theii examinations last
veek. although .1. iew still ire on
he li.st
Promotion is an important t'\(‘lil
thin week. Some of the schools have
already made up‘ their graduation
lists. Others are n 1 yet complete.
Batik) t tbs Day
Stratiord high school is planning: a
tmlque event, this week. 'l'lte senior
class plans to hold it “radio" class
day on Wednesday. The class .ty
exercises will be staged in the audi-
torium ot' the new Strnttertl high
cliool, which is to he untd tor the
first time [or these exercises. 'l he
all will be decorated in eilmson
nd gold.
To give the class day a novel
ouch it is planned to li:l\t' tat-h
apt-alter represent some part or 11
radio. Tito school board speaker will
represent the battery, the. superin—
tendent 01' schools, the, ground wire.
another speaker the broadcaster. an-
' other the loud speaker. and so forth.
“ Washington School
,i Pupils of this school have spent a
nigreat deal of time working for the
Near East llcliei‘ \\'ork Fund this
,itpast wet-.k
A pregram was re ndtretl Monday
:‘ln all the Class room»: teuttliittg flag
day exercises.
. Center School
‘ On Monday June lfitlt, a special
éassembly was held at the Center
58011001. A talk on the conditions in
{the Near East was greatly enjoyed
by the pupils, after which golden
:rulers for saving dimes and niekels
‘WCre distributed. 'l‘hty will be col-
ilooted today.
. Examinations were htld Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week.
There was no general assembly"
Friday. because at” the school's on.
dual trip to Iloton I‘oint which was
held Thaisduy. "A good time was
had by all. " '
'l‘he class met ting was lit-id \\ ed-
nesday. June] 71h
.* ‘3
- SHOES
NOW
3am?
Feet‘ m
TIZ
H YES! I can wear
amaller. daintier shoes
since I use Tiz. It in
because my feet are never
awollcn or tender any more.
The rain? you put your feet
in a '11: bath. you feel pain
and tenderness drawn out.
‘ Oh! What relief. No more
tired, aching, burning, alto:-
‘chafed feet.
Ti: draw: out the poison:
and acids that put? up your
in
4 .
foetfiatabo boxof'l‘izfora
Manta atanydruior
‘dstoeparuncm
Tent Tl:- free. Sendthla
coupon.
:3 'fil‘nlhhca
= m Incl-0a Ava.
New York c111
iii-owner”
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t; ‘——l-—-—-———--
i r
tnorrow.
Those who will graduate from tho
it‘ltch school and enter the Roger
l’ lt.‘tt'. " ltv lielen lv'eyw.orth
Hopi: ‘ llent dy" by pupils
grades four and five.
01'
KWI‘EX
-a‘or you, at any store named below“
E’VE made acceptance easy. At any store listed be»
low, you’ll find a special KOTEX sample table.
Each sample wrapped' in plain paper. Take your sample dnd
put it in your bag. That’ s all. No questions to ask or answer.
What you get‘ is a super-absorbent: sanitary pad made
from Cellucotton. Impregnatcd with a new secret deodorant.
It absorbs instantly,\16 times its own weight in. moisture.
15 five times as absorbent as cotton. So it insures protection
and safety under all circumstances. '
Kotex - decdorized—alone permits the immaculacy, the
personal daintiness demanded by the fastidious woman.
And comfort, convenience and ease of.disposal you never
dreamed of!
‘ Go to any of the stores listed below and help yours all to a
\ KOTEX sample. Otter limited to this week only. Only one
sample to a customer. I
Get Rom samples at any 0! than atom
They also sell KOTEX—deodorized—in full- -aiza
packages fox-«those who need no introduction.
. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
lee. Jeannette ' Stillson & Powell Corp.
56 80. Main St. 8 S. Main St.
N. E. Ryan Co. The Munsie Co.
86 Washington St. S0. Main St.
S. N. Mill Store Liggetts Drug Store
5 124 Washingtpn St. 70 E. Washington St.
5 Newbauer’s Drug Store
DARIEN -
' Lombardi Drug R. M. Smith Co.
i 246 Main St. Main St.
EAST NORWALK
The Cannon Pharmacy
31 Van Zant St.
KOT€X
naopoalasn
I
Hartford may be it potential buyer
of your property. He may be here
only for pleasure. but if his pleasure
, is great enou‘gh. he may stay here.
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Sentinel
Lttdlow Junior High include:
Lester Brow-er.
Fred lt‘leldn.
Arthur llorton.
Kaentler.
:WLANE’S
Street. Fairneld dunno. and cannon Street
~Advertiso tn the for
the beat results.
Lester
L..
James in Mt
0
21°11 L'tily Till 6
a. \
c1919
’Sliek
LoVely cretonnes at
special price 29c yd.
Excellent quality and in tin assortment of delightful
patterns such as one finds only in the more expensive cre-
tonne's. Beautiful color combinations, too. Suited to
drapes, pillows, scanfs, furniture covers, bathing coats
and capes and' 111 fact to any of the many uses one finds for
these fabrics that do so much to brighten and cheer up a
home. The price is almost astonishing, 290 yd.
Third floor, center
,.
A frock of fine
flat crepe for richness
'And many women recognize this fact that flat crepe
of the quality we are now showing and Of the elegance of
finish 1s the finest fabric for a really fine dress she can
buy. Cuts to advantage, too-#40 inches wide and pure
silk in fallow, rosewood, copen, navy, almond green,
ivary, black, russet and grey and only $2 .75 yd.
Make delightful gown
of flowered chiffon voile
One of the most charming cottons made today and
shewn m such lovely designs and colorings—suited to the
dress for mother or for the little lady’ of six ‘or older.
These patterns show to advantage against ground color of
grey, tan, orchid, maize, Nile green, pink, peach‘ and coral.
it is 36 inches wide and sells for 851: yd.
Main floor. rent-
HOWLAND DRY GOODS CO.
Flood scene in Cascade, Dubuque county, Iowa, where two persons wertvtirowned and scores
of buildings swept away with 11 ion of more than $150,000. A small ritcr, swelled by the beam
icat rain on record, cut a 20'— foot channel directing through the town.
”making every penny .
do its work! ,,
That’s the “v‘vhy” of our tre- I.
mendous popularity—every
single penny you spend at an
ASLP store is made to bring i
you its utmost in value and , . ,
pure, tasty quality! '
TEA 49° : ' ,
Pussies Wheat or Rice 2 .1... 25°
Del Monte Peaches.Y1“$f.i"‘uN°‘ 5/. 13° :
BAKED BEANS “.315'
MATCHES 6:45:
N. a. c. ran. 112‘». ., ,
Combination ‘
_ Sale _
5 b... PEG Soap Autor .
armlvory Soap 79c . , .»
Eva'- Chlpao
' Fine Amara-com Pan (Value $1.05) ‘ .
Peanut Butter 3;: t19° ;’
Cider Vinegar 5:31:21 3:19
B0“ count: 3849‘ Corsi‘iiyfleitdkes “‘39“ \
Metal eons ‘ “~12“. ‘f
Wilbert?s Lemon Oil...15° j???
FLEtscn-MAnws «
YEAST .. . .
KNOX Gelatine °"° 20°
1,... “I In I Diamond Brand phlooi.
Ceylon, Mixed, Oolong lb
Drink it iced and forget the heat!
AEP
Brand
Fine quality
Double Tip
wonderful '
Brand
.-'.;-
Iona
Ketchu
smr. Salt
' - ‘ H hold Vet I ah-
Tacks, ..::.... :3»: .. 25:
1140.1
Tuna Fis
Happiness—the tastiest of
Chocolate mood Baa-a
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Vmapasoe “3
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