Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, January 29, 1926 · page 13

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.3 «$3le i-‘l'iisfion “a 800
a; "I“ “1'38“ “milling QUALITY G 1 ERTES
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. ';Nmsilts’ Electric Co.

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Prompt :'
Delivery

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“lfr'i items is i‘i‘s uousnwsnuv-

3V1! You’re Looking For Bargains in Xi‘an Needs Here's The Best
3' Opportunity altered in Years

 

Black jnpnnned house mull boxes.
complete with paper rock. at De

N600 Galvanized iron coal hods,
..1 Vltgood size. at .‘58‘

.o. n:

libo VFinc quality whicki brooms.
at ......... . . . . . . .

All sizes decorated plates. youi’
‘V*Vilholce. st'........... 10c each

"'j65.00 “lves” electrical trains com~
Vpiete with track. cars, etc.
.1": ee..eo.se-e.eessuc.--.. ‘36,”

1.69 White steel enamel slop ‘Jer
ghwnh wire handles. at 81.19

1‘10_qt. galvanised iron water .pails
of. viiiflt' oo............. .19(

1"82360 Boys' scooters with wire
‘wheeiV send rubber tires. at ".75

Fine thin blown water sets. grape
design with pitcher and 6 Kiss .
at . .'. ....... . .. ...... 080 sci

81.49. Long handle household.
ascent '5‘ DScVV

then
270 :

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€316:

 

390 Hardwood folding
dryers with ll arms. at
size Ru a ' 'irc'n \wood
. $8.00.
Flexible iiyer Junior Racer, seltVV
steering sleds, nt . . . . . . . . . $3.40 _

 

 
 
 

Small
stoves. at . .

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.qt. wire‘c'oru powers. with long
audio. at 39c

 

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'V‘wssnlivoms eraser scorn seawater; ,oosNi

 

1 HAVE TO U SEEN?"
""0urV lateSt arrivals in beautiful silk scarfs, four-
fin-hand Sport ties. Extra long.Windsor. ties, in.
V.:s'olid colors, and novelty silks. Assorted bead;
V necklaces, single strand chokers, and festoon de-
ig signs. Smart boutonieres in artistic flower
‘V1'I'groups, or single large flowers. Chiffon sleeves,“
V black, navy and tan. Any of; these popular prie-
, :eci itemstwill brighten. up year winter costume
VVVand giveyou all upfto-date appearance. ,

 

THE N. E. RYAN co.

86 Washington Street

 

 

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_ ew York Markets
143 Washington St. 55 Main St.

So. Nor-walk Norwalk
Telephone 3213 Telephone 2828

 

 

 

 

 

 

, SPRING LAMB
LEGS LAMB.....3Iic1b

 

 
 

 

 

lieimFresh Porkto
Roast ............26‘c MMflkF’dVfll

WMSEoulderségcc Shoulder v..: .... 20c 1
cntPorkChopsm pveal....un.25c_.
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"“1:0Aer.............. in.“
randRolled) .....28ch. V

 

Loin Veal Chops 38$ V. "
V‘ge 30:: Breast Veal 18¢"

 

 

Nor'wolir end one in South New

In each at these buildings. there ass
a single' teacher. who “in torccd to
touch each class all the sublccts' ro—i
quired to enter s college. *The can}
tllstion and milling oi the buildings
Were o! the worse kind. The m4-
hnt Over River school 'm one at
the buildings used. and one my well
see Vthe detections o"! the structure

At that time about any pupil's ot-
tended the High so o'pVi. Vu'Vnd only
those who wished to prepare tor c'ol-
lore attended. No commercial sub-
.‘lects Vwere studied but the tow sub-
:iects this were when up 'WGl'o stud-i
led very t crouchiy Because at the
small number of pupils who attend-
0d the" school each individual 're-
ce'ive'd more person's! attenticpi‘i'lihis
was a decided advantage in levels of
the school of twenty 9m. like he,-
ceuee in this manner ditch pupil
could cover more around in less
‘tlme than it now token: {the subs
Jo‘cts given were compulsory oild' no
elective subjects were ta'Vtheli up.

No girle' subjects were taken up.
such as cookint. solving and‘ others
which are popular at ‘tho present
time. Because or this. very tow
girls attended the school. only pros,
pective college girls“

Today We see a vast improvement
‘1: all departments over. the. High
school at twenty veers use. The
present institution is located on West
eveiiue. between Norwei'k and South
Norwalk. 'VI‘Vherc are twenty-Venn
rooms in the 'buil'dln's.‘ 'Vwcllweliuip'ped

dwell heated and ventilated. 1::
place ot the three teachers, Wound
twentyéonc .well trained teachhrs.
each an expert in his s’ub'jcct. At
present there are 650 student‘s nt-
landing the institute. in piece: of the
diminutive illtv of two decades ago
About hell of these student; are
girls. Who are educated to be the fil-
ture citizens of the community.
Cooking and sewini have become
miller subjects and teacher's who
are well prepared impart domestic
science knowledge to the g'lrls.

Todev. students have the sdven~
logo of a special musical depart-
ment headed by e supervisor and
two music teachers. Orchestra's.
glee clubs and other musical erran-
lztllons are fostered? so that the pil-
nil may also appreciate the lino;-
things of lite.

Vi it): the building ct two new

‘ junior high schools and the new sys-

tom 01’ mid-tour graduation. tll'c

' present building is in a vermcflvvdc
. ed condition.

To like cars .ot.the
yearly increase in students the sodi-

sohool is very evident. for When the
High school was constructed it was
built to hold tour i'lud dre'dV pupils:A

And boyv V about t 'c pupilslA
teacher who' has had Vmsny years. of
experience in teaching at some.
High says:

“I think the pupil ods'y has is
wider sense at kn'owl d and un-
dertsendlng than the pupii~ol twen-
ty years ago. He has the adven-
tags over the former student in thnt
his chances to learn were very much
improved and there is more or vs;
ricty of subjects to Biudl'. The
teachers of today 's‘re- by. for more

is a specialist in the subject bouil-
she is teaching. , . .

"On the whole. I think that} the
pupil of today is better oft then the
pupil of twenty year-f book. not be-
cause; he is smarter or brighter. but
he has more adventesss than the
pupil: hail two decades m." ‘

 

tense to the state reforming-yr was

of Alfred E Illinger. rece'lvhig olelfk
in the local store 0'! 'the Mblll‘c'en

.Cel‘npsn'y The operation. ofth: sen. ' .

teuoe was suspended and Illinae'r we:
placed on probation. '

ment by agent. of mail sums: or!
money at .mr‘lous times. totalling
$179. ‘9ii. He was arrested: um
weeksis'go toliowins'v the. adopters

3700 (toss: the ate .Vot tho ms
knowledge or thinness disclaim

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

V Cheats. reels m the Rich lollWl "
consisted ct three buildings; and:

. chine is. suturing from s, trcctured'
rbotie. The two girls accordinx' "‘

torium' has been divided into three 7'
The need or s. new Hick, "

educated than the teachers of “Who - . ; '
ty years also. in that. cool: teacher ‘

DANBURYJlm howl”, Mm. _ V

imposed by Judge J. Moss” Ives its '

 

 

PAGE THIRTEEN

 

I.
Governor to tilt N?" pinchin-
be no. 15 "multicoloured“ Der.

It
ous. battleship yells... blown: up in
Havens; Huber you precipitated the
Spanish-American Mir. .. ,

Pstrictlc'V' obsess-nukes" ot the do!
‘iw‘iiute li’oi'a in Norwilk. V
V The proclamationftoiiews: ~'
‘* "it is no sine]: pert or the honor-
able} record. of the United states that
ever; we: in which" we have been
opposed nu been s e'VVtI-u gl'e 'u'ot c:
55666 and nation-lbs; bu ot‘ defense
or disliVoranee: “nut-inn the first cen-
View or our independence we {ought
Tor the life and integrity ot‘ the V‘ nion
and of our own people. In less. for
the first time. wiwor’e stirred to so-
lion in the inte'rc‘t‘ or on oppress-o
Mollie Whitefield for: us, was only
that o: a: common mortally;

I'L'l'l'ho Shetland?” marks the be-
binning ct smothers o't internstionai

 

' VColored Smocks Are

1 The offices st the 'L‘epitcl in Hart-

‘; hlcie dapsrtn out. are rapidly lak-
‘_ in; on the assurance at on srtisfl'
j colony with the sdoption by the girl
" y‘mpioycs of the sinoult' “for wear

1 in not confined to my single color
V. or sheds. as much lndiyiduslisin is

‘ are being made thst the new rai-

Latest in Hartford

lord. st least those “the motor vo~

Fuflns office hours The smock-

h‘elcs shown in the selection at the
varied hues as in the choosing or
other bits of apparel . Predictions

Committee To Report
On Tobacco Crop

HARTFORD, Jun. 29.«—i.\i’) Ml-
nor Ives oi’ Merlvion. master of thv
Connecticut State 01‘!“ ’7'. has ap-
pointed on the special committee oi
three members. authorized by the
sum zrunae in annual session, Jun-
iltll'y 12-14. to report .on the Con-
necticut tobacco situation. Peel
Slate Mssiers Allen B. Cook of Irish-
tic, Charles '1'. Davis of Middleton,
and J. Arthur Sherwood of Enston.

 

 

iii the straits of Florida the null
stream is 82 miles wide.

. mom will soon be' the "official" oi-

as oh’thih (alts. that the Your .

 

lice dress tor wetnen state employee.

 

 

FIRE IN HARTFORD.
HARTFORD. Jun. 29 —-(AP)
Fire of undetermined origin did
more than “000 yesterday in Iii:
store or the Hartford Gas Appliance
company. at it“ Main street. Two
men. Edward Furious and Elmer
Post, who count)? an apartment
above the store, Were forced to flee
from their beds scantily clad when
they were aroused by the ‘ smoke
that filled their room. . -

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16 No.' Main St.
South Norwalk

 

 

Phone 256

The pearl divers st Tutokn. Japan.
are all young women.

 

 

 

 

On All ‘ _
Wool Jersey Panty Dresses

Ages '2. to 6

Wool Jersey Dresses
Ages 7 to 14

Boys Wool Jersey Suits
Ages" .. to 7

Boys and Girls Winter Coats

Acres? lo 8

Your chance to'save money.

iRViNG B. STONE
13-15 MAIN ST.

20% REDUCTION

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moralitmagilt nmset inew’cistsnderds or
responsibility; :It;. gave me, soup!
to tth national con-clones which
responded so gloriously to an even
when wrong. V‘tw‘entv veers utter i
vlsrds'. ‘ ’ V

" .«,;“Pursuan't 'LtoVaV' the statute whiih
D'wiiorli‘ directs. c. any to be set nsldi.
in memory 0; the trylxiogev'ent which
precipitated the. SpanishVWsr.V1 dos»
innate Mondev; February is cost. as
Maine remember”: I direct the
observance-Mulls daemon in oil of
the pupils; schools or the state; by

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Little Girl Diet. '
Was Struck By Auto

Mlonubroim 1m. ale—sup);
FrencesWornez-nascd 6 Vol Crom-
well. also in .lholM Middies'exV Hospital
yesterday, from injuries received
when she was struck by on auto-
Emily or Mucous in Cromwell
Moodus in 'Ccpmwsll Wednesday.

Anna Psuit'lrslrl. used it also
knockdt'l" down by Mrs Emily's ms-

suitable exercises according to the .

 
 

cells

to w tnesss's m out from behind

another mi’chine and were struck

a: the tender of Mrs. Emily's auto-
ie. VV V . ,

 

 

 

 

 

FOI'iCOldIt Ls. Grime. some form
of neurslttir. Contains 1': opiates

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

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AUTO
ACCESSORIES

 

ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES

 

 

Our Regular Prices on Winter Auto
Supplies and 'Electrical Appliances List-
ed Below

fire-Inventory 'Sale

PricesVEifective Until February 13th Only

 

M‘o—v...“«' A-éal'fr ' 1 x

,3:

Boyce
Motomcter

$6.:5

Reg. price 510.

SPECIAL
REDUCTIONS ON

' TIRES and TUBES

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IV DOLL UPVSETS for FORDS
'1: RADIATOR Set of 4 Hub Shields and 4
’71 COVERS Hub Oops, highly 79

f. Tor Dodge and polished. C

Our reg. price $1.19

’Qhevrolct

All otll'el'csrs also reduced 1-3. _
Our Regular $1.95

Our Rennie: 5c
; Price m............ Hoax Manifold $1.35
"R A D I A T 0. R Heaters for Fords

ALCOHOL

 

 

 

 

 

g GLOVES
. (sealed tins) new” 1.3 or
98C gal. . $1.49 - $ .99

 

 

Our complete stock to select from at 1—3 oil‘.

R 0 B E s Robes that are rcfl'umly $1.0 95 .$7° 30

NowV............:. .........

'HrAers

$150; :1: urns: $1 i '30

 

 

For smell cars.
mt. "9.05. now
I“:

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

the City court yesterday in the cited V'V

He pleases . 1
NW to the chem or: smb'essle'.‘ 1~ Ian

 
 

 

once cl s cosh es. containment ill: ‘

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

tiful cabinet of solid'mahognny, highly polished, ex-
tremely ornamental, and with gold engraved panel.
"A child can operate it. Low maintenance host, and
' no set at any price more selective. Receives distant

 

 

stations under all conditions with full loud speaker
volume. Completely controlled by two dials. .

,, ' The Ensign wavelength 'meter instantaneously
Y” " secures for yen any station desired. The Ensign
' straight line, low loss condensers with 360 degrees

radius m be found in «nootller m. V
The number of sets on sale is limited; therefore
.s'ct quickly. Becsuss of the low price, the menu»

 

Built e's accurat 35' ll 1le'fut'eirand encased in Va been-

i

Our Regular
$3.89

Electric
Heater

$2.59
63c

Our Regular $4. 05

53. so

 

Regular 950 Edison Base
Hooter Elements .....

Our

 

 

' TWO BURNER
srovss .. .....

 

 

Regular
$2. 45

Electric
Toaster

$1.63

 

OurVRegular

 

ELECTRIC
WAFFLE
IRON

 

$3.45

HAND, mow

 

‘ $6. 89
HEATING PADs

$3.97

 

 

TWO DIAL FIVE TUBE 1926 MODEL RECEIVER

ONLY!

 

Regular Price
$125.00

 

As Simple as'A B C
' Wave Meter

sin Wave Meter. Simply refer to your news.
paper. note the wave length numeral of the station

you desire to listen to. adjust the wave length mete:
Vthst numeral. and presto! you get iL; No its.‘
s It; buts.

 
 

 

 

 

' At tut. slammed station selection with u:- nil-V

$4.59 '1

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91-h": ‘ £3- aétsré .17

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