Initill Better Spirit Into Stud
Community Le i?”
WASHINGTON. October 234——
United States Treasury net bal-
ance at close ol‘ business October
21st, 3°19. Bill, 261.
p" on their own record. the '
his. are ignorant of {he fact
the town has sucha hing
They usually accept the
that the place in which they
in
"ii the questioner persisted
, and desired to know exact-
“show certain changes came
d receive a very unsatisinc-
ply.
if the some seeker for in~
non canto to any senior stu-
‘t Norwalk High School. he.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Oct. 23.—~
(AP).
cite mining suspension. now in its
eighth week. seems apparently the
sametoday as it was September 1.
when. the mines tirst shut down.
There is nothing on the surface to
indicate any immediate resumption
oi production._
, :‘be deiishted by the imme- ,
response. and the wealth ct
at Would at once be pro-
to enlighten him.
at state requirement. that the
History and English. Connec-
does not. specify that any par-
psrt of history he dwelt up-
As a. result most schools in-
themselves very little in mak-
the students absorb the story of
in Nor-walk. however, it is re-
’ d that. such a matter as city
flry is far too important to be
Med. There are several rea-
‘The student of today is the
or of his community tomorrow.
. it is necessary that he know
conditions are as he finds them
. Y. and what led up to their be»
. Secondly. it gives him a per-
eli‘interest in the city. Thirdiy,
man appreciate and be proud 0!
many historic landmarks and
houses. many dating back to be-
the revolution that are all over
~ city. Lastly. and as important
by. it makes him a staunch on.
not for his own city and en-
» him to convey the sam spirit
{the visitor and make al who
.3 in contact with him know
' all: tor what it stands, and re-
t the individual tor his allegio
to such a city.
. Knowing the history of Norwalk
‘ is paving the way tor the mak-
,, ot iuture history and as such its
partdnce cannot be over-estimat-
w BOOKS FOR
HILDREN AT
5. N. LIBRARY
'childron' s books added to the
, Norwalk Public Library in«
Attt‘esJi 8..
Clearplt Boys.
fiassett. S. W..
Christopher and the Clockmok-
H rot, Georgette.
”rather. I Was a Girl in France.
Black. Jane,
Mythology for Young People.
ncroit. Alberta,
hey. M. A“
‘rty Lu.
o! the Silver Sword.
on. W. P..-
scouts in Glacier Park.
christ, B. B..
indereiiit’s Granddaughter.
l
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Oct. 23 (AN).
--—One hundred and fifty guests and
The situation in the anthraa 3
rowly escaped injury at the Hotel ‘
Newlsnd when fire broke out there
at 2 o‘clock this morning and. (or
half an hour. .threatened to destroy
the entire building. The names were
shortly subdued otter destroying the
root and a portion of the upper story
or the hotel. ‘
George G. LockWood, ‘ 37 High
street was going south on West ave-
nue yesterday afternoon when his
car collided with a machine driven
by Manning Fendei, 285 Park ave-
nue, Revere. Mass. who was coming
down Archery Hill.
The front tender of Lockwood's
car was ripped off, and the back
bumper and rear tender of Fenders
car knocked on at the some time.
A ciiil action is to follow. '-
Stamford High Girl "
Found Dead in Home
STAMFORD, Oct. 23. —Jcan Mc-
Closkey. fifteen, sophomore in the
Stamford High school was found
dead late yesterday afternoon in the
kitchen oi the home of her brother,
Thomas \icCloskoy in Glenbrook,
with whom she has been living‘. The
death was pronounced as from nat~
urnl causes by the medical examin-
er called to investigate.
The girl had been iett alone in the
home and had been busily engaged
in preparing for a trip to New York
where she had planned to enter a
school ofvdesigning.
The funeral ,will be held today at
2 o‘clock from the Glenbr‘ook home.
MYSTERY PLANE CRASEES.
BAYSHORE PArtK. Baltimore
Maryland, Oct. 23.—-(AP). Great
Britains "Mystery plane." super-
marine Napier S-t crashed this
morning during a navigabiiit’y trihl
and is a total wreck. Captain Henry
G Biard. pilot, is suffering from
immersion and shock but escaped
injury. '
TO BE IN OMAHA. .
, WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. (AP.)--
jOmahn, Nebraska was selected by
the Superior Council of Scottish
Rite Masons of Southern jurisdic-
tion today as the 1926 meeting place
at the council.
once will beheld October ‘26.
~Advlrtise in The Sentinel for
the best result. *
Next year's Right» 1"
n _
well known for his (tiles in motion
pictures with the {anions Thomas
Meighan has accepted a new roll in
the musical comedy. ”The City
Chap."~Mr. Abbe has a leading part
in this new Broadway show and all
0: his local friends wish him great
31100938.
3. t 0
Mr. Chariesl'vickery ‘oi Haritord
is soliciting in Darien tor the benefit
of the Community Church at Btorrl.
001111.. the home of the Connecticut
Agricultural College. The church is
to he built next year and subscrip-‘
tions are being taken all over the
state to defray the expenses of the
building. The movement attracts all
creeds and all are donating gonor-
ously to the cause. . :
I II I‘
Dr. John 0. Perry utred Sande-
meyer have returned trom a' motor
trip to Cincinnnttl.
s s s .
The drive for funds that is being
conducted by the Noroton Hollhtit
Engiho Company No i. Incorpora-
ted, is meeting with great success
and the list of names of the contrib-
utors is growing daily. The method
or personal solicitation for the up-
litter and the froth
1! pay for it. by
‘ substantial eoni‘torls find.
learn”!!! you want the excitement .
‘xosr
iii relative voice or “(sale
. t neighbors of to
end ‘tnrhiiisr landscapes. The
:he found learn
get recent: on
tocratid he“
keep of the department: is liming f
used in lieu of the nnnunl‘camivfl.
which has been so popular in 7 .
years. The residents of the. we ole
toivn are giving generously to mess
New York. not.
detection or the in
the driye a success. The latest list of '
donors is as follows: Hoibe’rt ‘0.
Phillips, William Weed, George 31',
Waterbury, Jerome Gainer. Cherry
Lawn School, Bessie- Weed Show.
Thomas Banning, Joseph Bruno.-
John Devin, EC. Armstrong. John
Callahan. Bonn and Co.. Edward A.
‘ Slawson, Dennis Quirk, Junius H.
Browne, William 'Acker, Fitch Home
for Soldiers, Ladies Auxiliary ot the
Engine Company A Bruno. Mr.
andvars. Charles Slade. James Dila
n. George L. Croroot, Charles. R.-
ms and Mrs. F. 13.13am.
l g i. a? .
A Hallowe’ on part)" Will be given
by the Men's Club ot the Noroton
Presbyterian Church at the Baker
School next Thursday evening. Ex-
tensive plans are -a foot and an lin-
usually goodtinis expected.
There will be given this events:
at 8 o'clock at the new home of 5
Harry Schllchting on the corner of
Sedgwick and Mansfield “anneal!
Hallowe' on social by the Senior
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational church. All guests
still be masked and a rousing good ;
time is expected. A .
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The teachers of tile local schools}
are attendinz the Fallineting o! the
Connecticut state Teacher's Assbclae
tion in Bridgeport today. Haven't ,
noticed any or the kiddies in tears
because there is no school session.
i t . 0
As Ray Ginther will be
from the Sunday School
absent
exercises
next Sunday at the buried Metho-, ‘
dist church. Mr. Rsyn‘iond trill act
as superintendent. ‘
‘
.Sunday, November not, is to be
observed on the Damn Methodist
Episcopal church is Rally Day. A
spools! prompt to hunt prepared.
one that will be interesting to all.
‘ O
The auditorium at the
school was
when the Southern
non.
Not! Entisnd
geisphone Compiny m. its switch. f 1
card demonstration. Doubtless,
who ttended learned many in”. .,
W .l‘ees'ooss n holdia: telephone,
connections. " r
all
‘ . V ll alarm was sooner-ed yes
the home or Mr. Me's Neuhsuer. 8‘ “(any iteration by the Bhosnia ‘ .. "
West Main m tethered “It m mam} In mm to '
night tor the ascend rehearsal or (,5 ll ”when, at “g.
the mice! comedy to be given by I ' '
sea Kodeeii modulation Thanks. a mi!!! a tits in an o' rhesied
3' runs: to be used in go “‘9‘ “WWW! ”WI
Edith Bullick.
Bertha RH h.
street; dies or pneumthte .
home this mercies. one can“
crowded last evening he
is
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