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THE EVENING SENTINEL—SO. NORWALK, coon. ......- ""N‘i
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1925.
Report oi Survey of Norwalk Schools '
Made by State Board of Education
tnvc iligll school rcpol'i. No.
M.
til. .i new Ilomtevcll school. on
a' suituhlo site. located Homo-
whnt wrist of tho prcrttant
ituiltllllu.
till.lilit‘nn'ninrv animal in lllll
.\ lill’ulll for now l'fillh‘ll‘lil‘llilil il‘lllh‘l
ntwounurily tullu them into llt'UUllliLi
(Sur‘, llout-vt-r. liigh school rcpnrt.’
No. in. tin Tlli‘ Wuehinlzlon school,
pntn'li' llll‘iilt'il i'nr nu l'ilt'lm‘nlnt'y
school. :llltl lint luv any llll'.il|t~l \\i'll
lot'uiwl {or u now .llltlior “lull H'lloul,
Girl Still Missing
7/lEANEP/CA macro/m5
I,
e ow Ill 1‘ lllcf I c r to!) I1
5“ ll ll.ll illln .llil .
'l‘llo loliowlnz report of tile survey
of the schools of Norwslk. malls by
4. With reference to suitability of
pilot for elementary school pur-
poses:
:xollih ’i'nvlor ll\l'llllf‘. lt-glon:
till Holt-using childrml
cotlltl mu pt'wuiltiy lu- liltililllDllt'r],
1" 'l'llt' lituru‘r l.u«iiow school in lu~
north of (‘onllt'l'livul nvcnuc l-uIr-l all u lvnilll tllul mm‘ lil illu i‘u~
:ull cud I any [rudim- Munv i|d\’l' llli‘lllllll‘il
ninnlnie Its. lhr “Mild to awnmlulr tlu-
glitch-my ol line Knnwun illiu>(‘hill' 'lllc
leller know quilt and lulu-ht i' m nn-u “I lit
cannot In- mnlm ‘ w
P , . b i ll, ...» ..
”1° Blulo Board of Lducstlon. “u A careful Itlltly of the report, here- ..., ‘l‘vffprmm; iii rt-liovillt: llll‘l‘ ltl‘mo to lw ulM-ly svlcvlvtl. in» “My. Tiny tlrnlnnllll‘l‘riliriil'lulti'lli: |.1.':1‘...v
submitted to tho local Board Tilta- with of Mr. 0. s. Fitnslmons. In- ......wwhm ”1.. (trnwding in vivlv. llt)\\t\l'l‘. of tho mort- pvt-unintzl "16:... ..lo ille- llutlu no... .... “up...“ ...u.
day fllfihl hill. Wilt! "MW“ m thfi "unto, of Building Construction und t‘ol‘worti strut" m'llooln: t3) nomln lll oil-m. ltit'iililllll-l. tho Itnnt‘ TthUlllt-nlluleunlwu.uni...“”(WW
"Running fientinel office 100 lulu for
publication yesterday!
its report:—
B it: plenum: for Norm-silt should
would" the High school needs.
Maintenance. is essential.
The following buildinn aru un-
suitable u to construction or site or
both. end as soon as feasible in the
execution of e forward building pinn.
should be immediately abandoned:
and illkllu: (tort? of most of
attending
l'lllil
llil‘ pupils now
l“l'.’lllltllll Elelncntgry
l‘ulnom nchonls.
iv. Eventually. tho
situation should llil liUl’lbltll‘l"
Winnipnuk
Nlll'ulilll tilllhli‘llt’llttll lt'litzltl llllll'lll
llellttr llllul lirwu tllvl't-t‘rml,
1'. A mw building in .N'olltll Nor
walk for Junior lliph school llill‘ in
tint-«it‘ll, lll How of tho til‘il\\‘lll;.:' rn~
(lillrt of ill" tft'lltt‘r Junior High.
highs ‘
‘fufllmgrnfliflhwflgoglzmgrg Wlunlpwk. mi in u building plan. A “him in will locutt-tl ma to whom Always Fresh, Delicious and Uniform
. ' ’ “'9 ‘ "' 3 Center Elementary. building tlmi. with small cx~ liOI‘HllnIluu. tin: nornlni luunlloll iol‘
‘1‘00‘5- putnam‘ pcnsc, coultl ho made sutls- u. ll"\\‘ hull-ling “‘Ulllil ho Ht.)llit‘\\'llill BO“ BO“ Bread' Buy some T°7Day
_ ...TflE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS- Concord. {Actor-y. 114 located on a poor “(illill 01' Hill lll‘t‘sel‘il “'illlllll'llflt’lli ‘ Brandi-the Ill" ollile. It is colon by more individusl- then any
It it is quite evidont from on an Roosevelt, sitc. school. 'l'ilc loltcr bulltllnz in. now. guoimflfigthflmwhmvon My bmd you thank! nunhw thr
nmination of the Norwalk school
Frsnkiin (Junior lligh school
it. Reconstruct, nntl rt-pulr Over
cvr-r. too valuable to be abandoned.
l Ban Bolt Brood is the bee! bread bolted. James Butler mull“ sure
map-4. 0.. one showing present lot out! Elementary). River. This should be n '“W Him of lunch blllldlns l0 lu‘ "‘11- oflhol. 'l'iwingredienu ye impeded by expert loud buym. it they do
-t~nllonu of aéhoolu With reference to Knudsen. matter of lmmcdlntc con- lnrst'tl or connlrucictl would noml in not [lemurs uplo the hlfll’lell degree of uallly they arc llllrnrrilnlr-lv
reasonable milking distances and Fitch. corn. ho t'silmrllml in tho light of tho 35-33;";5“ It “by 5°" 3°“ 3m" II l “H "mlorm I" quaint! and
routes. together; with their corre-
sponding centers of school impuls-
Lfilonsv—thnt the school ltounos were
not erected in the pilot so much with
rt-fcrenco to noccptcd standards and
probable: fulurv not-«ls. no to the
pressing alltl recurring rliC‘lN of llalch.
ltcrhood concoction. with little or no
mum to tho proximity of existing
L'.‘ Main street.
3. Westport avenue '(Post road).
4. Wall street and West avenue.
n. \Vinnipuuk drawn pupils over
railroad grndc crossings and'a.
highway to Danbury that at
. times is unusually dangerous.
it. Broad River is cxccllently lo-
cutcd.
ll. Center Elcmcntuvy— located
at the cage rather than the
t't‘lllPr of a. natural district.
draws its pupils across grade
crossing and busy .‘iiaiursll‘ecf.
'5, v. Jefferson is won located as to
t'. Over River is essentially u‘cll
located for pupils who live
within the bounds of), the
river, \Vall street. West live-
nut: and \‘Vasllington street.
g. Washington school is unfor-
tunately located for an Ele-
mentary school. cut as it is
by the Post road (Connecti-
cut avenue).
)1. Franklin Elementary and
Putnam schtmls are probably
well located so far as hazards
of trawl are concerned.
Schools in congested centers
of papulalion naturally are
confronte‘a-with greater prob-
lcms 'of hazard.
l. Tile Concord street schools
and Fitch and Marvin 0891‘
no great problems as to safe-
ly in roules‘of travel.
:l. With reference to accessibility.
-0wing to overlapping. the schools
’arc. generally accessible. There are
i exceptions in fact. however.
it. There‘ are practically no rl.
,« gldly observed district lines.
Pupils Who cannot be admit-
ted to their nearest school are
placed in more distant schools
where they con be accommo-
titted.
15. Pupils living out. of the river
and between Westpo‘rt twe-
.nus and the reilroul do not
beside within stand-rd wont-
The order in which those buildinm
should give way to new construction
would be determined by the order of
the stops to be taken in effecting the
building plan. '
ll—Discuselon of Diagram B.
1. With reference to growth
school population:
of
ly located in some instances
lmcause of tho topography——
hills, lack of sidewalks. etc.
expansion necessary for run-
sona given below (iii d and
ital.
Over River—a section local.
N1 near the geographical cen-
ter is bounded cast by the
lil.
Washington street. This area
is about one and a half miles
north and south. but is nor-
row east and west. Its cen-
ter of population is in the
northern portion.
Over River school, therefore,
is well located. Only eight
per cent. of the pupilslllvc
more than one-half mile
from the building. Other
children under traffic regula-
tions of the Police Depart-
ment might be sent to schools
west of \Vcst avenue. This
boilding is at present unfit
for use.
Jefferson school is located
near the center of a. natural
school district. It is. how-
ever, poorly located on a
steep hill.
The Jefferson District. not the
building. should be enlarged to ac-
commodate the pupils living south
end west of the median line of Main
street from New Canaan avenue
Junction to Wall “teeth—estimated
upon basis of 1925 registration to be
pupils.-
The district travel disunco might.
also be made to extend beyond the
half-mile limit on the south to ac-
comrnodnte pupils living in the North
Taylor avenue neighborhood north
of the Post road. These children live
near the present Washington school.
it. Buildings unfortunately loceted
that should be continued in use:
i. Wuhlngton school is poorly
located. Its use us a Junior
High school after reconstruc-
tion for thst purpose is Id-
'iv
. tag distances from their
. "schools.
vised despite the not that it
F. (J. Ellis, knoun on Los Angeli-5'
The building plan for lillomcntury
schools ullovo outlined has a direct
reinlion to the limb school plans.
The Junior High school building pro-
gram hurl unforiunutcly been largely
dolorminctl by nciunlitir-n: in.) The
Center and Horror Ludiow arc. new.
0. Tim nlmntionmcnt of those six
buildings should follow the fol-
lowing (-onnlrllctiolw:
children who ”yo
north of Connecticut avenue.
New building in South Nor-
wnlk. Main and Grove street
rcgion.
iv. Ncw huiiding' in the Tierney
strece ncinhhorllood—lit lentil.
li‘.
v. An enlargement of, or an un-
ncx to Marvin school.
Enlargement of or annex to
(Ionic-r Junior High school.
vi.
....
hmlMEME
e
whitish
“Hoe ” Relieves instantly
With applicator attached to cork.
just brush ”Hoot” over the pain
area. whether in elbows. nrmn,
shoulders. feet. knees. legs, back,
neck or body. Instantly. you feel
this harmiiss. glorious. penetrating
heat draw the pain, soreness and
stiffness right out of the aching or
swollen joint. muscle or nerve. Be-
sides. "Heel" soothers the congestion
and establishes n cure.
"Beet" contains two soothing.
penetrating ingredients. too expen-
sive to use in ordinary linlments or
snolgesics. "fleet" is a clean. pleu-
tut liquid: doesn't stein. blister or
irritatethe skin snd costs only so
also is not well locsted far
cent: at any drug storm—Adv.
tho nullllltll lilld Winter, but presu-
mnllly will lw unbearable (luring llll‘
warm wcllthcr in the ”sprint: and
ly against tho success of tho lllgh
school and its organization.
2. It was my impression that the
Franklin Junior High school should
be abandoned for Junior High school
school populution llgurch (it tho time
of construction, plus 11' l‘cusollnllltr
lnnrlzln for growth.
l"l‘onl tllu following tolllo of pvt--
lit'lil l‘I‘llell'ullml ilnil sittings. m-
muy tll‘l‘lVl“ indications of the lilii~
mfltl' shifting of registration unlit-r
lilo. l‘l‘l‘t’lillllll‘lltll‘d plnn:
‘lll nctuls ill the school sys‘c‘m.
'1. Tilt: Wusllingtnlt 3 uncutarv
school by additions at tho roar of
llit‘ lyuiltllllg could ho Willlltllt‘tl as u
ornl'lly for lilmncntury StTlIOOl llllr-
pesos.
FRANKLIN E. l‘ll-JRCE.
Supervisor of Scconday Education.
SN APPER BLUEFISH
distances; poorly located in The above boundaries
rcspcct to olllcr considera- comprise a natural “100811 ‘1 . . .
lion!- Small [school district. The . NO. 1 SMELTS . n u . g r . A o o o o l I e o I s n e l I I l D I 30c lb-
CouEls'H STEAK ..
BUTTER FISH . . . . .
‘WEAKFISH
SALMON STEAK
HALIBUTT STEAK ...
BOSTON BLUE
COD FILLETS
FINNAN HADDIE
0YSTERS............
FRESH MACKEREL . .'
25c lb.
FLATFISH 12c1b.
SHOREHADDOCKfim..................12c lb.
LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPS 60c Di.
20c lb.
20c lb.
25c lb.
25clb.
35c lb.
38c lb.
180 lb.
25c lb.
20clh.
45c pt-
39 um! 43 will
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Wuhiulou Street cud Railroad Avenue. South Nor-well
\l’estport. Georgetown, not-pa. Stanford. Black Rock. We!
Street. Norwslk
i AARON KOHN
9 R. R. Ave. 80. 'Norwallt
. Boll Ban Bro-d is halted in one ol the most llp‘ln-(lalf' and lhnmllulllv
unitary belle shops of the world. Every precaution nguinti lnlpurlllns
entering tho bread is taken by James Butler. Because of this care lion lion
Bread is the pure-ct of the pure. You may eat it with the coniidcnrr that
it dn'lib wholesome.
‘ I a breed is bolted on I regular schedule. Font lclllnu and weigh.
in: the ingredients this! go to alike the breed. Second mixing. a more“
“Ill [lull in clone carefully Ind lhorouxhly. ll malt" nun Hon BH'IId so
good. Third'vnieing It I conllsnlly even lcmperelurc. lion Bnn lin-utl
to the some unburried roiling that our mother gives the breed she lulu-n
fuse". Fourth¢n wonderful oven in “just the proper but hula-s the
«a «a r
l
)2‘"""‘.‘ 43.4 {2.77.
'n. The. following table shows a -. . {N F, ‘ N]. More" . . . . ‘ .. '. ‘
"ch01” hollows. Tllill was probably due mean annual groWlll in lichOOl host-looking (109’ would rather “Um. “ht-WI- 1'l'tftz"tl Vomrms No. this Sltllltus Sllt‘ll‘tflgl‘l momm‘mwgcmeei‘ngf mezhiircl:uiii-:in:|ioll?el [ills-ill 3.115.111:
' l“ ”19 ‘n‘l‘ll’l’n‘lmt initiative 0' "‘0 registration of 115 for the tile a scumphoro than be an actor. ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ hm. hm. in fiitlings. m ...... .5. rm. ”touch 30.. 30.. Brand. gammmln‘,
“id deparato ””110“ distrlcts. T° 11- last decudc. The percentugo He‘s had many offers to so in tho _‘ ' l I“ w ,z . ‘ l " 137 ‘7‘... ' Ionvu go bylutmoiorslo Illille Bullchunliiy Slam. l,
lustrotc ”m" f'hlldw“ “‘1“; across of growth ranges from 1.5 to mot-log, but. he motors to direct inc.“ ‘1'?" til :_ 1, 7: lm GIVE. BON BON BREAD A TRIAL! .
tho slreot from the Franklin school 375 per cent. each 5...“... name. I‘m “when." ..uttsficd." he IfVOi’kl’l‘élp~ --'n\' 1“; Q t ”in H'lilw i
“$3323" °“‘“'.‘.‘.‘i”.31‘3‘“.‘.‘.‘.2‘.:‘3“.‘".:' (...... 1923-24 .. 1924-25 l. ...... 1.3232... ‘ .4 " 2.12,: g. BREAD FOR ALL TASTEs
on. nam l l 3 ‘ '1 - . o ... ...—WWW ’ ' , 1 fl .. . ,,, h ‘
coin-Knudsen sl-oUP'. another nelsih h 3.2: “Lila: fizzlblfln steady. ‘1 i (fine hulldscn . .. ....... if». L ; l‘i: ...‘ux BON BON BREAD - _ ()8
l‘lorhood is about equally distant and ' , ith type 05 Si» 1°°~ { “1 Lincoln .. ..Nt . - . _ . ' Delicious While Standard [mt
less than one-half mile from Center. School Rozlstrntlon and numcntion. “l!“ “hm“ “mm“ 0 1 5 (‘I'nnbul‘y ,-----"" 3“ I. ' ..H 'i
Jemréon and me, mm; Registration Enumer- report). _ Fill-ll :sl 3 x 2." "3: NEW GIANT LOAF .. .. 10¢:
‘ The accepted standards of school Your. as or $23. 1. Helix: ll. .Ifflf‘l‘flofl 1111:1301 building" JMft‘l‘ilOn cl: . \ ”1:: ll... x 21.0mm". Superb mm]
v a 0 c act- 1925-26 ..... . (Sep. 7 I swam Murv n “..‘i '7 l .:. l. 3- . ‘ . ', i,
2:13:12:Eligiiigiriiwiutatiic;{The 1924-25 um 7165 in. Winnlpaukand _ cm. lllvt‘r :2 i 1 .7... on: m...— 28 OUNCE DOUBLE LOAF 12c 7,
following factors are involved: 1923—24 .. r1090 73:: iv. Ilioossvclt1 531001: 8111733“): :fi'utnam1 ...... . 1131 i i 1?: ‘3‘ l B C b H Ut ' Y Economical tor Big l'nmillt'é» .
-. . . 1922-28 ...... 4969 ll . a run open 1' H i" - .ooscvet ......... l . _.l . . mics . . or e . .cu. . . ., 1
I.l‘.filial???:Biirclttflll’mlilnibgogagzs 1921-22 ... ... 4839 6972 in honor locations as soon as l'lowul‘ton HS i 1 if" “3’ manufacturer. returns to boilers WHOLE) ,WHEAV'E kilQ'l'NEY lLlpAl': " 120
'1 of High schools and of more or 1920-21 . .. . .. 4711 6805 lilo inoro urgent ”0‘31"!“ Washington ....... :lTl tilt lI 11:: 1'12: it‘oMlSYbi-Tlmnt?'i‘ehil M-ffi?l‘l'l;ill€ k l lyer "I“ W 1' “W W W l “W I
't :1 s, g. 3- . 1919-20 . . .... 4596 N43 lfll'c lei-‘11 SO \‘Ci- West Norwulk .1... L's . _ .. .. , , ,' i . n pl to i l ! I. _ l
3};lglftgngoégtgfliogxnspomuon, 191849 ...... 4389 6421 v. Lincoln to ho rciaint‘ll only Winnlpauk . . _ .. 11;; 3 :l 11:11 ' 7" she hos born missing from North- i BAISIN (Ifhgfifinmun-“md Raisit ’Pound 100 2’
fillBl'idses—access over streams. 1917.13 4376 (.324 hcmusu of its substantmlcon. Franklin Elr'nl ..... 111 3 \‘urlrllvlv. 13” 13‘ amnion. 31:59.. whom silo war I 1 ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ '5
.1 Railroad under-cuts and bridg; 1916-17 .... . 4012 5850 slructlon. but no longcr than ... -.. -..“ s'u lrut in Smith (.0 WW. Slum”- NW- wnohE WHEAT “AIS!” LOAF .- 129 f
as.' 1915-16 .. 4275 5874i actual needs require. 318: R'ti'i n~ worm. 13. lie is appealing to Lie llcvu- 3”()‘mmnfluhhm‘and mum.“ '1-
., Railroad grade,cronslnga, Census Your. c. Trcllds: . in? lv-llvcru M ire-u 3“,“ “i. lltll‘rcart'h. 1
' Main strocts of travel. Enumem- Population A now building should lip l-rwlml. .. . .. ‘ . \ ,1 .. T _. ’ in?“ WWII. in a merit: l .nu its lull, RYE LOAF _ _ _ Pound Sc i
7, Rate of growth in population. but». lion. U. S. Census. llcm- ”1", cornm- of ’l‘lurnoy txi~ billings rt'purted mo in 1..“ . as or 1.01mi ml m M. “1.7”“ 11-. noun}... his am : \ A Dunn”? Rye Bum .f
3. Direction of that growth-trends. 190° ---- 19.932 street and Strawberry llill 8”“ l‘slng lilo nuurrs of tho ahovo tnhlw lh. {Hum u... out «W 'i-“” V“ iiidmfi.12.:ij 114181.». limit?” i
Diagram A (a. map showing an 1910 ........ 5345' 24,211 nue. At prosont, ~(tl'tllrlr‘cn iiv- .lun in imllwutcrl: . "'r“:”1lm""“. ""5 13 32;“: 3,52: The i ouctl Price In Venn
“ blue-poncilled circles). indicates the 1920 ........ 6805 27.743 in; ms for Mulll its l'.\'l'l’sl'".\'.: ’ .... .111". python}? ”1‘09““.1925 CROP .
I present locations of the Elementary 1925 . . . . . . 7076 est. 31.300 .Ltrcol nth-m] l‘lonscvvlt Ht'fllfllll.‘ V ‘ . ‘ ‘ H I‘d] ...;itu‘u ....‘AHIEJi'l 11.11111“ cola]:4 rill“:- 1
schools as centers. The circumscrlb. ‘1. With reference to tr ‘nds: d. Tilt-en ltillltlllllgfi F‘llt‘lultl 1m Hill-l; ] I H m ”(1. A’l‘ll'yl“ ' “Hm p \‘i'w' ‘; { 311;:‘10'11153f'rl'r‘ ‘1‘“‘06 “ml, 7“: ,_ RED, RIPE l.
9 ~ . o 1 - a. The analysis of trends made mntciy :limnt min t ' ; ’ttw I‘l '-1 1‘ , " "'3' " , ‘ - v “‘ ' . ,. ‘. u‘t-t - .1 .. .’ . ' :3 . .,
n?11:ln::d‘;lfeogigglfiaigfeflgelgghzg. by the public service corpor- l. Fitch school. 'i‘llo nlzll'yilllt'ontrvr lllrnp mun it. I. m rpm. luv,“ ":3. ,tt-‘ln‘a l011’1llrll;l't‘tits:{18.n'l,f‘l'::l;ifr?:-: :1. _ ,‘Ji TOMATOES Q
ccptcd as reasonable travel distance ' allons indicates a probable school is \vl-ll lm-utml. its 1.lr-llvlz-utn .......... l 1.11.11, I ‘t .. ‘ ' N 11—311le in M; [1553“; _.'. ~ k... v”
N39,. Elementary school pupils. , oven diffusion of growth. fol. t‘l'lllll’I-Ii‘llll ti: or tho I‘t‘lll:-ll’ilf‘- Elm-r lli‘ m- . . . . . , . . . . . 1,: «l. I: .llxo l ‘ is. , l ..o .~ tr. .K o . . . . TOMATOES FULL PACK. N0. 2 CAN U
. ’ Tito overvlaplllni; Well indicates the lowinx the directions that the lion of u H"“' ”“4"”: "H”. ' “Tim w“, """ ‘ """" 1.11:1. 5'1““ :Hil: 1‘. 1.... ; ‘ M. kw”!
more or less accidental series of growth has taken hitherto would (”Lorin-ft or run“ “V: | \\ urhlncton , . . . . . . . ...... l _ ll: . ..t - . l 4 , I . ‘ lel {mm Smmv “WM”. Delicious Tum”:
school house constructions. the out- with one notable exception so hit: Hill'lll ..1 tllt‘ llllllti-Hl no“ a
come of which is the existence today for as probable public school ""“““““'<' “'“i‘h- “‘1'“ ”". "H ‘ . ,‘ . {FNQENT PRUNES 2 Pounds 25c
of 14 separate Elementary 3.311901. registration is concerned; >lv‘t‘li'l”5 "t'lmr‘tl- { , ’ \ At‘ll' bliipmt‘l‘il Of 50-80 to Pound _,
houses. accommodating from three \‘lzn marked growth In antlc- “ “'“l “i “WW“ "“‘S‘ ""“’i““*"“”“‘“"“ ‘ ‘ ' \ liralthvand lilrtnomil'al Breakout-nu.
f0 elevcn‘cluurooms, whereas eight 4 lpflled in the neigthrhood t-ol‘ll Stillitl'llrl. (Hun llqutlxc- . l‘ :tntlln . ‘ .. . l.v-i Brl ge Lamps I , . - -
larger buildings would have served. centering near the corner of ltll".-‘ it'llt‘l‘ll> 'l‘l ll‘l;illl:lili lull-lllI'llflilt in T . .. “I ”My. New (run WM“. Grain
:. (No. ccount is taken in this state- Tierney street and Strawberr i1: l"r~lltt‘l‘ i-llvrncntnl'y. 1.» } .lln-o n ' ‘ "" ' " . 7- ‘ ~ ' . ~. ' E '
"" mentaof Crunbury.‘ Brookside. Row. llill avenue south of the Bo: school in only onmhnlf mile l ix’nlltlsnll .............. . .. . I! 1.5 Litil‘t‘ili ‘ .. ‘ ‘ \ til‘lOllh bllnillt‘h fifigg R I C E 3 Pounds 35c
‘3 nylon or West Norwalit schools). ton Postroad. A school-house in tlll'l‘l'l lint- from .lollcrs-ml t‘nllv'ul'tl .................. 'loi.‘ South ,\l:..lt 1w. . . w < :11 Whole. Clean and Uncoaled . . - .
Diagram B represents the layout ‘1'“le “aided were. and about 5'3 mile from _ ‘, _ 3. l-llnal ill Fooll Value to lllt‘ lllgllcr l’rlt'rd
of district toward which planning 3- With reference to walking (“61- “’"JM’M‘ “ml 0‘" “her MM NI" $2 95 1 N " .1. »\ ‘ l 10": Cr
should be diroctod—«the theoretical ill-ices: .‘ll‘lll'llllf‘i. ltci‘orring to Din~ . . _ . _ . ‘ , ‘ , t y , ‘ I" H , ' 0 AC“ 3 . ”“Nv -. ‘I‘lll
. . . . ...” A . will he loicd lhnt “\Mt‘nllilll.’ tin pupils “aunt lo plum-Hutu ,. . ...t l . .. .. . ESSIE. SLICED .
distribution of school locations ulllch n. 30 center indicated in Dla- h H ‘l l C ., .. . .. .. . .1 (.1 7 Large 2
Should h'e approximated as cloueiy an gram B would require an un. :1 l" l'.\' 14”?" Purim" 0‘ "5 “Huh '1‘“ ‘m J" i w 5‘ m ' . . DONNELLY S P! N EAPPLE 2" Can c
the contour of the land and tho rcasonnhle walking distance. arm is ovorluppcd by neilzh. itfonllnucd use of mos-cm lvullullu;>=. L
cigh’tfactors above listed will liliow. The shortest and safest nue boring arm. It is situutrd lncocmsu-ul-uon ulld rcpnll‘. t; \v . lk W .1 .' CRUSHED, No. 2 Con 19c
A very practical consideration that or travel in no case exceeds almost all the mice of a typical . _ , i. ll. . ()l \Vd Ch [101 hullmcrutt] 1., RM,‘ him ”my 5: mp
further affects future building; lethal three-quarters of a. mile. tall. i'l-‘lll‘it‘l “Wild-WY» i. “a a 1- Th“ 3‘ "l0" “‘5'“ “Chm” through ...,~__-.._~., ,. Rnl Ri l: «mini 10’: ('m .
of the location of some of the newer lug account of angles and main highway of travel. The tn-nlpornlgv improvt'mcnls which hnvo pin-poms.- m. t-ttmll :u. lttlhsllill'. Ihv MARYLAND» l .- . -. l
and Imore satisfactory buildingg, turns of streets and Of under- ltlllltling is. illol't'm't‘l‘, llilsul- liel‘ll "11!th Oil ”10 Wild ”0013 pi'i’HlfL building i=4 not blilhll‘l‘ 1”!“ ill" ‘l'Ul‘l‘l l ...._.-....... ~~v—~—-—~v- ...-..h...”...._ ‘ Large 20111925
The”. in some instances. are unlor- cuts and bridges. ' islnctory for school purposes. int: fcr three extra classrooms. will “huh n in "m". :lll' lllltllllL: to tl'J. l TOMA'I (DES No.30”! ‘ c
iuna'tely located. but they must be h. The main lines and points of 1.50“. “Wheeler's l‘cporli. who cnrc of tho situation for a your (Sue So 4 \"uclnnqimgl whom), . Mm! in... him.“ Humbl-
ltsed. hazard. such as West avenue, v. lv‘runklin. (Sou High school or so. but not for any (‘Nll‘flllld pc- ll. Tlll‘ (:cntor .lunlm lliuh let-hook: N Old bag so t-
The not-f-nsni‘y deviations from the railroad grade crossings. etc., HI-ution of this report, N. 3. 2 rlod if tlw cnlmnmlltr «‘Ontlnurs to union wus upenul rm- lllt‘ llrst llnli" CV} smo l 9 IX FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
theoretical layout, illustrated by Dia- do not in any case cut across and i). it. may ho nrlvisiuitio, 14“)“. March. 192.}. is nvt‘r-Cl‘owtl‘ (l. and i chdDCIIClOI‘ Oranges . . 10 for 25¢
gram, B. may heat be explained by an ”1% lines Of tTflVCl l0 BCllOOl. “Owevnrt 1‘) kWh. llli‘ blilltl- Th? ”11”] flfior 0f “‘0 High SChOOI .‘Iil ililtllllon “haul“ l’if‘ ('Ollfill‘llt’ll‘ll '0 “lore Beautiful are.k'fl§‘ Grnpflrnll ....... H... ..... . ....... 3 for 20¢
analysis of. each district proposition c. Tiw Diagram B is plotted with int: ln rommisslnn for in... hullulng is unsuitable for High school m... mm. of tho immmlllllt‘ “fill {11— B ‘ [mode Island Greenllxl ........‘3... ....8 Lbs. 17:
5th terms of the standards listed reference to distances and "it‘llllll‘." school purposes un. \\‘nl'l<. Thu cornm- rooms llrc vvl‘)‘ turn not-(is in tlmt locality. The (3th1" Performance l ExcraFancyEalanApples .................... 9 for 25¢
above. Sm,“ deviation or modillcu- ‘sphool population. The sites til min-r l‘licmcnmry schools . hot in summer and not properly Yt‘ll- lmilllintz is Situutml on fl 5“,. which LOWE‘T Prlfl ’om‘ofl' Finest Selected Maine Stock ...... 5 lbl.25c
lion suggcsis the following obvious that would mark'mogo .cen- lltlvo lwcn (‘OllSli‘lK‘ll‘tl in llilnttvl. Thu lllrcc rooms fnl'nlt‘d ‘ll‘ affords nmplc .‘llHll'i‘ for Hilt'll un :ltl— 1 flnlonleed or Yellow .................. .....31lsl. “Sc
.livlulon lines: trul points (of the circles or South Nul'wtllk. lllfll‘llllonlng on‘ a rum 0! thc mull- union. This in «mo of ”in most urg- On Display a Sweet PotatoesI. ................ ..... 2 Lbs. 15¢ .
’ 1.".l‘hc Dnnbury railroad. districts) are. however. poor. "1- 1’11“an ‘torium may lm very comfortable in ; 1 Canadian 'l'llrn pl ,,,,,, 3 Lbs. 10¢
r. Roosevelt, Pupils cross the river; west. by West avenue: . . . .
Boston Post. road (Westport . north by “Fall street. and 1:‘f,2.r32”1”’0:.:‘gle;°e ”Smut , s o . .
ammo). south by the railroad or ‘ ' ‘q n g i n tze s n ay peCla S i
One of the many attractive features.
of the STAMFORD furnace is the one- 3!
piece all cast-iron self-cleaning radiator,‘ at
with its many‘pipcs, which insures perfect
circulation of the heat before it passes
up the smoke pipe, thus saving the waste
of heat which occurs in furnaces whose
radiators are of different construction.
”FURNAcE
Sold by Leading Dealers in Norwalk antl South Norwalk
5. The river. Future plans should, there. 1. ”construction of “‘nshlng- summer. lfilrlhormm‘o~ tho auditor- .lunior liiuil school. Tho rill“ is lllll- PI 9 ' :5 Butler Slams EveryWhere :: ::
ll. The malnllllc.N.1i.l‘t. n” Wth fare, consider a. modification ion for Junior High school lum arrongctnvnls :ll’l‘. illlt-ri'orml pl.‘ nlnl tho lltlllllim: “hum l-‘lmi il- lone ‘8 ' 7 . ___ .. ... . Q .. ' _'
'l ”1" "30°17‘10“ 01' certain bridges from the Diagram B plan ac. use to take the [)lflt‘t‘ or with nntl illt‘, whole organization of .wlf nicely to such utllliliou, Such n .. . > . --
i and under-passes as that of cording to contour of the Franklin) (Soc High SCl‘iOl the school suffers. > ltllllllll’lg'"lrllgl‘lllll, curl-loll (illl.\'-'lllld L
East avonuc. V» ' land. drainage, availability. l'cnori. Nos. 2 and 4). The community is facing tho prolt- rulim-c tho. Junior High school con~
_ 7. Connecticut avenue (Post road). cost, etc. ii. An annex to Jcl‘i‘crsml. lucut- 101“ of finding more Eullflblf‘ i‘lllul‘lt‘l‘fi‘ gcstlon and would mull-v room for thc
1—Dlst‘ussion of Diagram A. Present ill—Planning for tho Futurch-Dia- cu roasonnluly ncur tho pru- for its High school 'lNI‘tllS cithor mum-lion of nnothcr lilcmt‘ntm‘y
‘t‘onditlons. . groin C. Tut ‘i‘lihzhm' [th anti-0mm};- llll‘(»l:1xllutl urgwtlullltlmg okr‘thill'oll‘ugll school. rwhich ls anchor tho urgt‘nl
.. u , '. ' . ' ._ ‘. ., ‘ ‘ ~ (110 la Di)!‘ 0“ 0 ”Nina H11 :3 (l 011 O ‘ic DI‘USl‘l‘l '11] i 111;. “OMS O llt‘ t‘Oii‘illlllll )1 l U.“
....".3."‘..-§Ilit’n§‘”§l‘.‘$§..2§f‘3';-'.§°‘§.§‘3 0.13.3312;.231?".’§"sa.2‘l‘f..‘u°.°"{3:231 WW ...... W “'“h “‘0 WW “or“ 0" .... ""1“ mm... mm “ch mu ,
”...de is too evident to need full (lie. lions: ‘ montary who live within the Junior High school tho nonlm‘illgh building is not of modern construe—x ‘ ;.
1 «ion lllllslr'liions have bf‘en a. Well located schools«— i “““”'“l l‘m'mlm’l“ 01’ ”l“ ”"001 ‘5 bound l0 STOW- PI‘O‘lHlOH lion. and docs not. lcnll itsvlf to n
:1] .ih .. i I ' ‘ “road River .lci'fcrson District (890 Dla- should be made for thin growth llc— modorn Jumm- mgh 51-th Dro‘gf‘ru“. _
'3 “'1nl'l’Litfi‘i-i‘l'cronm to iluzartlu‘ ii. Marvin-reconstruction 'md. Arum (.1) lillll the Washington fore congestion mllitntcu too serious- but it might. be used at lmst tcnp- . 4;;
'1 I ‘ J ) 1 school . ,
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