HUBBY’S NAME
MUST APPEAR
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tor lhc week
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”-W’ MOM 853:- Tho street Corner.
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‘ n I < l ‘ t . ‘ a IT Pl'elllngs
insist. (i that
it Wus hcr legal and only numc. 'l‘hcluny succcssful business man is only
Stutt- Department ret‘uss-d to deviate too plt'ztsl‘d to :ld\'i:'.c and givc time to
from the long-(‘stablished custom. ;uny boy who will ask for advice. The
in lol‘t‘ putting l-ggs
‘vlilllll: to "minimum.
““13 W‘llg “1 "5‘0“ ”f . lion-Her. The 301mg woman protest- [boy will not find the busy mam on the
“l" 5”" “5‘ (“W’WSZ |s-l \igorously \xlltn tlw passport wus.strt-ct corncr. The successful man.
l "'"""”| ""‘"i‘- 'prt-Rl'llitd to lwr l._\' thc «lcpnrtmvntihagq something else to do. if the boy
"" ill-”TN” ' official. saying that her own name wxiS'wili go to the office or homn of any
‘1 ------------ 409 “doscriptivc of her pcrson and per— successful man and ask for Ilthk‘e he
“ -“ ”“1”” sonality" and that who had mery lruzll will he Wcli‘omcd and advice". freely
- -------- I 403 right to usc it as she saw lit, She v-x- 'and gladly given.
(“urn-ll) Dlz-inr‘ti that she had nt-vr'r usml hr-ri The boy Who wants it “in go afit‘l‘
“"1““. 1.. I- 363 hunllund': name and is not known by,it the same as if hu wants to go skat-
"1\ (Hum“) um numc. ling. He will go whvrv thv iv“ is whe-
‘ vmrr. t‘mm. ...... 313 ”The nut-stion at bar“ US stutvmf-nt thcr a mile or two miles away.
\\llllI' \"MIIulutu‘s. m. the women's 193g”... 333% “is “ml The boy should hun- something
"‘ v"" “”1 Ill" number of kinks it may tic in 50- else on his mind than hl‘W‘ClY going
l: l ............. 529 vial customs and usngns. but the'out to see the crowd. The parent
"" “51"‘15‘ Btri‘ngih of legal right Mich inilividllallshould see that he has. The parent
:m, i'nnn. .......... 481 has in tho “film" he or shv hours." who permits his children to g0 01“
1w mum! The wonum hnu‘ only begun their promiscuously every night is 39 guilty
' .m. l'Ullll. .......... 434 right. and im- sum» Impartmont is as llw person who deliberately leads a
' ”'UW preparing to (inform itsclf against th“ 3'0"le D9790“ ““0 trouble. YQS‘ some
' In, linglltnd ......... 422 \‘('|l‘h’ll cswuzilt of the amnzons. Will say ”131 a. boy needs some fun or
l‘ ll‘l<l lint-ks cn- . . , r
,,l 1.3;.“ Lun- 2:5]:“Eh-ZS”t‘nhfiriitl‘iQtirtlHl ‘rrtlucnt ofla Dtrson cannot. htlp noticing that
Monti plum- with h. u l . . "M‘d‘" n'mWSlthcrc arc many young men who seem
. t‘.l(‘ll. Allwrr #0,.th m the makmg out, 0‘ pass—'10 have nothing to do but stand
\x_ . 1y. :0. S - l. .. . around the street corners.
lHlll .: kiwi]! ('3; l. 11.11110}. m‘:(.”n‘ nnllnu.» not surrondcr- Is it because they have no ambition
W I ..1 l.\' “Wm“, ,.‘ "d l‘ 0“!” "'"l t'n‘H‘iS ~Ll'v Still lN'lllI: lor is it {)"(‘(lUS' they luck or want help
”HHML‘". (‘unn ‘: 7' "\ "1 “Hg" "l”"h‘". 0f “'°lll"ll—‘lill applying thvir ambition? It does
“in. :1 inn” 4.," "1"?" ‘lmpfirvsm‘qg ““‘rFsmfi 3"“ ‘not sm-m possible that it is the. luck
‘1“ MIN.“ "(1th to ,o ltlh- tn li.l\(‘ the Hair Department. of ambition. by that, I mean a boy
‘ P H 'nt‘ “HILWJ In Welling szigspnrth‘. rl-cognize “the without any th‘Slrf‘S to become :1 man
J, .\’ Y lor '1 l It'll” ”HUI 0“““erml “omen 10 ”3’ lunrth \\'lllll"**it mun who is a dot-r. It
. . .. l ‘\'~'l Olll ()1 tlllt-l rnllllil') lllltlt-l‘ ll“'lrll~‘f‘~'llls "ltll‘b (‘llarlilllllv 1|) le and b(‘-‘
”ll iq at lmntl mini 1" “gil-‘i‘riif‘ul “1" Lani?“ .mulw‘ . glicve that it is it lac“ or want of appli-
. l ‘ " ‘5 “‘5‘“ “HM” ”1" ”IN cation or assistance in showing the
inn] lm imnul “mm“ '.;v\l' ol‘l‘vt‘tml no t’llilllK" in lllt' \TIllllg man how to get the most out.
, ’ ”Ilium“ Om“ ‘1‘l“"‘“"‘ ”'5 “"ml'lo- lot“ him They scent to be stagnant.
“I . i‘yiuiiifl tliiintt: \ t - Pen Name Barrml,‘ l’l‘llry (lo. not. know how to stcur them—
, -‘ .‘l‘K‘dl (use “us that ot a nvws- spin-s into tha- active channels of
.1” ‘ihm’r m ”'8‘.- paper woman. ”li‘llmi'” With ‘1‘“ .lflli‘l"lil‘i-v—instvuil they become drifters.
' y ”H ”hi'h‘," min I 3‘0““ 140M311“. “ho «'Imflird f0!” a pass— i'l‘hcy nm-d the help or advice of some
“m"! “‘“l'll‘tmn' llOlt Ullllt‘l licr maiilo-n name which lSlHUi‘CPsdifu] man.
‘ “”H’m‘s ”m, doors. “‘9“ l“ " W’” ““mi‘r Sh" It has lit-en Silltl. and it is true. that
_ millinery garden.
that the real Spring flowers will so soon be bringing.
clipped from a wondrous rainbow. .
Silk, fine in weave and texture and in dainty beauty.
Fine assembly ' ' %
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January 1, 1922
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES
.Etna Casualty 8; Surety Company
Automobile Insurance Company
of Hartford, Conn.
Morgan G. Bulkley, President
I“
lulall Assets - - - - - - ’ " $219,147,414
'l'utlll Surplus to Policyholders - - - ‘ i - 31,201,979
lullll Income in 1921 - - - - - - - 88,432,505
l'.'i(l l’olicyholders since Organization - - '_-_;....470’5.9.3.’l‘.27
72d Annual Statement [Etna Life Insurance Company _
Capital Stock $5,000,000 ‘lullflllwwflilfléllliii.fl§£l
\m itlv'lli null chlth, Liability and \Vorknlcn’s Compensation Insurance. Life, At‘i'ltli’llt and
Health Group Insurance
Assets - - - - - - $191,718,046
Liabilities - - - - - - 169,438,521
Surplus to Policyholders - - - 22,279,522
. Ill Asscts ..... ....................... ....... . ..... $11,218,680
‘ HI Surplus to Policyholders ...... . ................. . . .............. $202.19.)
l Hi Life Insurance in Force . . . . . . . ................ . .......... . ..... 48,411,006
‘5' mfm' ~ , ‘ -
5‘ l'»- Insurance Issued in 1921 .. . . . . . . .............. . .. . . . . . .. .. :if)8,4-1~6,980
!- . mum-o Paid for in 1921 .... . . . . . . . .. ................. . ........... . 11245173371
*' " "alum-t: in Force Jan. 1, 1922 ............ .......... . 1,-04,000,3
‘ 1
l' .. 1-,,r Taxes during 1921 ......... . .. . ‘31’336’9§8
‘5 1‘ ~ to I’olicyholders during 1921 . . . . ............. . . . ....... . ..... 52,243,011
5". I‘ lll"\'ll(lltlerS since Organization .......................... . . ...... 4.. , ,0
15th Annual Statement 9th Annual Statement
.‘Etna Casualty & Surety Co. Automobile Insurance Co.
Capital Stock $2,000,000 Capital StOCk $2,000,000 _
v“ ' ....... $15,458,865 Assets $11,970,902
F 1' .......... 10,386,357 Liabilities ...... .. 8,120,003
\ - in l'Ollt'}'llOld€T3 . . . . . . . . . . 5,072,508 Surplus to Policyhomers - - - - ' ' ' ' ° ' 3’849’949
Automobile, Fire, Marine and General Casualty Insurance.
_ Fidelity and Surety Bonds.
LIFE INSURANCE
Chas. A. Edwards, Manager, 989 Main Street, Bridgeport
ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE
Arthur G. Hinkley, Manager for Conn, 647 Main Street, Hartford“
H. S. Bell, Agent, 16 Arch Street, South Norwalk
LIABILITY AND OTHER CASUALTY LINES ' I 'thil is not interested in the movement
Robert C. Knox, General Agent, 114 PearfStreet, Hartford
The Lawrence Agency, Agents,'15 South Main'Street, South Norwalk
““3“ & Candee. Agentsrsw . “=97 .. I “ , " ' MN
' people can obtain good reading and
Many beauties
Second 'floor.
". ‘
Men’s special
Vovercoats— $19-50.
comfort and protection at special price.
genuine ease.
Herringbones in gray and tan.
Mixtures in brown and gray.
* Good range ofgsizes; . , . ‘
striking value at
Spring has rezichéd the millincry; it is a garden of lovely bloom. ‘
Straw, burnished and unique; seems as though it must be fincspun metal or samples
wishes-or as gaily bright and alive and dainty. .4
Trimming,——not ornate but very smart and artistic; mostly of flowers and of fruif,
at $750 $10 and $1250 1 '
at $3.95 to $5, ‘4 Ifx
Snappy plaid back, sleek finish, fine effecf,
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mpAY. FEB. 4, 1922 “ ,—~ ”= ‘ ' -‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘
s/ATIZ; .__. m, 89m nonwm mama WI. = ' gm;
miode Island Reds. l ‘ ‘ I
[:N The Orchards ‘ r» i '
‘ 1 South Hadley. Mass. . . . . . . . 446 '~
« Applecrest Farm ‘
Hampton Falls. N. H. ..... 437 ‘
l l“. S. Chapin
. LongmeadOW. Mass. .. . . . . .. 417
Charles H. Lane
, _.’—— S _ r
‘ l in tho thir- omhbora‘wxg‘s“ 'ho"" ----- 40° 3
( \ ’ . “h: tum: comes, Goshen Poultry Clmub ms. Luna-u: in Main Street. Fairlield Avenue, and armor: Sm B
-' . ~ ‘ \ plinllll‘od 2640 Goshen Conn - .. I
_. , ,m 3, pl” CT,“ Hollywood, Fan.“ ..... . ........ 39. .,
\ n m.» £131] In: Hollywood, Wash. . . . . - . . . 841 ’.
“Ht"! f‘di“ g“ Smiill's Poultry Farm ~ ' .'
l ”2“" ft“. “' Cheshire. Conn. . . . ........ 930 ‘
... . M-.. . . A ~ W ossoms l
. z" l‘ll'tlS have pro- Cedarhurst I I '1
f. r tlli- thirtccnth l E Ingolds'by‘. ' """""" 339
.v. ill" some pcr- Cooperstown, N. Y. \ 399
l. ‘l pnwlous con- " """" '
Brilliant hues, gleaming materials, lovely contrasts, graceful shapes,—and all the appeal
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As deep and dark in color‘as one
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Jack Frost may bite and Winds may blow-bu here are.
warm and mighty good-looking overcoats to bring men their
Raglans, Town ulsters; with right style and good fit and
$19.50
far more. a. start in life. a foundation,
as it were. so that he can be self—sup-
porting and become a. deer and not a.
drifter—a. jack-of—alhtradeu
All the big men of the world have-
been boys who have worked long and
hard hours. It has been truly said
that work is not: as dangerous as play
and doing nothing" is a. great deal
more dangerous than work and play.
There are several libraries in the
city being supported at considerable
expense. so as to giVe a place where
town said that. he always gives prefer— I
ence to a. boy who has had scoutl
training. They
which other boys do not.
plies to boys,
greater degree
To be able to join the scoutmastflfi’ tthe church choir.
school. One must be at least 18 years is printed elsewhere in this issue.
old. To belong to’ the scout troops a
boy must be twelve years old.
It you are a. boy who wants to join
a troop and know of a man WhomlSchool will present a. Tom
you would like to have as Scoutmas-lWedding.
ter, bring his name to
books of knowledge. What small
percentage of the inhabitants of the
city avail themselves 0! this great op- Nash, Judge Carrie E. Peters of Brooklyn.
T. Dir‘nond, Douglas E.
George L. Woodward. .
were in attendance. they were at a ..___.——-—-———-—-—- .1
unanimous mh'zd- and opinion that
one of the biggest ‘assets of the city
of Norwulk was the Scout Movement
and that is the opinion or the success-
ful men of the country. Their opin—
ion.» hilly 599““94‘ , " .-
It 'thé’yonng boy or maxi who reads
Edward, with ,
sets 013153“
and. molly. '93};- to avail himself or , V
m. “w"bmflnnfiy let him ion ' ’
A 43‘ 4,
.
The choir will render a special rims—
DOSSQSS something‘icai service next Sunday evening at
If that 6113- v7:30 o’clock. There will be no assist;-
it applies tO‘ men in 8-"ing artist at this service, the whole of
. the evening’s music being arranged by
The full program
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pleasure. That is true——but he needsl Bear in mind that one of the offi- SOI’TH NOR\\‘ALK METHODIST'scriptions should also hand their rub<
cers of one of the biggest banks inl EI'ISCOPAL CHl‘RCH NOTES cripzions to Mr. Hoyt.
In the past. forty-eight hours there
has not been a single entry recorded
on the blotter in the Nor-walk Poficg
atatjon. -
There will be three meetings of spe-
cial importance in the church next
week. On Tuesday evening the Sunday
Thumb
This will be an entertain-
the library to-,ment given by children of the Sun-
inight at: 7 :30. or telephone it to Chas. day School under the direction of Miss
portunity? It is to be regretted. . Keogh. George F. Betty. John T.l On Wednesday evening the Ep~
At a. recent meeting where some Hayes Judge . H. W. Gregory or worth League plans to hold a. big bus-
forty or fixtyot the men of Norwalk i’ - iness inspirational and social meeting.
Mr. George Brunjes, principal'ot the
01, will give a. fifteen
eating on "Man-
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’ - Try our Toilet Cream for chapped
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(lightful cream meets with satin-
taction. It. is dainty. cleverly per-
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Elbe skin soft. and smooth. It is not
sticky or greasy. Get a bottle to-
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