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Fr {- 0985... by H P. Pfizer, Equitable LESS CONFUSING millilaudll‘pl‘opdved bxf at): Cgmyli‘s-l .
Y :1 Life lnsurume Complny. New York. 17‘0" on 1.:1lgensm o e e e a
.“8 p. n1.w.-trtl1111' Fields, barytone, well f :CIOllnCll of C 11' aches for the use of the
Y I} known recording artist, in :1 group; Continued f' om First Page. i “rungs-11. indixlduals t
,5» of popular songs. Archie Goettlerj ' ———- , .\Vednesday—Foilowing‘ Christ in
' ._‘ at The piano. York city and Massachusetts run- 3 \eig'hborlim‘ss. _ 5
(-39.15 p. m.-l{('vital by Susan Marie doubtevlly will cause Connecticut in-; 21011 shalt love the Lord thy Godi
1. Roberts, 30117111111, assisted 1,). Jugs du‘stry. amusements, churches and with all tin heait and “1th all thy:
Livingston. [w-“ist' and Mrs. Alrnrl‘. other Walks of life to follow the lead' soul. and 11m. all thy stir-.ngth and:
pianist. 1-,, program; «yum as formerly. ‘ imith all tln mind; and U1: neighbor];
Nome." fro 1. “l{ig0lctt0"' Yerzdif Trolley company officials art- await- "as thyself. St. Luke 111:2" i
1.: "The “.rm‘. Benedict: "At ”NT” Eng (lu'velopments in the matter and itl Read 5g. Luke 10:17.31 1 1 m“
’. lug." \Vakeiield-(‘aklnmn; "'l‘he Cun- is “Nd-"333000 that if the. new “an1”.~\11\ strength that (loo; not sene 55‘1“ let:
,' 1" Mn‘ Little "Thing." linm‘mun: “Ave St'll‘fdu” ’5 adopted 1093‘” a“ hour‘lueakness is fish (loony-d." i
‘3 Maria." Gounod. and “V’l'he Sam.r of,e.'1rlier 301195“? will '5“ arranged 383‘" Median: "on—Ho“ close together!
P f“ the Open l :t Forgc'n Courtesy ’ this 3‘0““ 'Christ puts love of .God and men. It;
" ' Aeolian (”011mm 1;, ' ' \Vhile the. law passed DIV Connecti- seems to he the-same thing with him. ,
:fii‘fildtlml Kllh 1. Pittsburgh (\‘l’t'sting- cut legislatuxe pl ol11bitmg the observ— He sovms to' he must Godlike when he ;
house). mice of othgr 111: m standard time eli- speaks of otlrms. serves (fibers. loves,‘
f: 8:00 p. m.— "lit-{r1111 Yoi‘l’ invest lnx'es- minutes the- posdblllt) of adjustment othms. l‘lr- would have been shallow¥
; ‘ tigate," by A, 1,, Gflle'spie, Depart- v.\- lcr'ul um'ernment it is exmcted it‘ Selfish: so shal‘ I be. . i
ment of Pub it' Safety. city of l'itts- that the “how earlier to work" p! :11] [1:11 e.‘.'——-1_l7m' our llPlfl'lliJOl‘S. .es- 1
of adjustment will be made. this \ear,nr-r.:1ll\' any lw'dl‘lllg burdens; the
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Musical program every hour from l H
1 _'11 a. m. to 6 p. m. on the hour. Ii of
vWeather forecast. 11 a. m.. 12 m.. 5,
Land 10:01 p. 111. Sharp. Shipping,
’nows. 2:05 p. m. Official Arlington; Je
by Florence
from the National
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Hwti inmem by tho 71lo-
Chorus and Concert
A.
H"? mm: 10,000,000 PEOPLE
About 19.000.000 people are insured
in the Metropolitan—lover 16,000,000
under weekly premium policies. The
weekly calls of Agent: at the policy-
holders' homes provide a wonderful
opportunity for health and! “'21er
work. i
The Company has accepted thezop-
portunity and. to-day is at the fore-
front ulpublic health work in America.
‘ 14,000,000 vrsn's BY TRAINED
NURSES.
dust-rial policy-holders in 2.800 citla
and towns. Trained nurses not only
heal the sick but teach right living.
About 14,000,000 visits haw been
made~-2,llé,875 in 1921 alone. Num-
erous letters toll of lives saved.
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DISCUVERING DISEASE IN nun
Free medical examinations oftcn dis‘
closing incipient discos. in tim: to cure
it, are granted to Ordinary (annual
premium} policy-holden. Whjc‘l m
reasr» 21‘ r codditlmn. 1
HELPING THE EMPLC'ILT
0 TO HELP
. Employers insuring their employees
under Group policies or. advikd re-
garding health conditions and accident
. prevention, whilu the employees ire-
oeive the benefit.- of mini—w We: find
welfare literatm
138.000.000 PIECES 03
‘ LITERATURE
' Attractive booklets and pamphlets
in great variety, dealing with the im-
portant phases of health ma «15mm,
Ind premixed by leading apex-tn, on
distributed broadcast. So far. 238’
000, 000 copies have b- -an distributab-
2500001 01111921 “-1.
In addition, 18,000,000 009i“ d
The .‘lletropnlilan, a hunt: mm!“
are issued annually.~ ‘
A CITY THAT IS WATCHED
In Framingham. Mass, the Metro-
DailyRadioProgram is,” “m WWW
son R uacos. pianist.
is: 30‘p m. -Capnalrrheater Orchestra
station “GI. Multan] Hillside, Mass. the new time schedule win
Agriculture: Duirell String Quartet,!
——-—.‘.lj.ss J
CHANGE? IN TIME
The t-‘~.
piloted. will lw profited by find that the
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Free nursmg serv1ce is given to In-
local agencies some time prior to Apr-l};
30 will cause all others to lge in llné than that of
when the time comes teachings).
It is expected that those who adopt
change
their cloclas' according; ' but_a.ll clocks
p m. —-41‘oston police reports. {denoting official time' such as the rail-
rketlng 1'... the Home," by Miss D. ‘ road time pieces and trolley company
Goodw‘ a 1 -1assdchusetto Division! clocks will designate standard time.
The Fellowship
(Westinghouse).
m.——Jolm Myers, violinist;
‘Iplan by a few
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(Aurel-lean Radio).
Darrell and Miss
‘iolins: Miss Anna
sephli,
ionds.
ssle S.
12 m Pmran ‘tfiijcil,léur::,,,l:3§:$' Golden. 1-:ola;'x11s.a Mildred Ridley. f P
- ' .‘ ' ' I "' ~ ll ' hoot results.
daily by radiophone at 7:45 p. 111. Le 0' o rayer
self.
our hearts with thy life. 0 God,
heart felt primer.
fruitful and grant that th\ justice and
mercy may abide with all thyc
through Jesus Christ our Lord Amen. ]
Hymn.
Where cross the crowded nays of life
’WhEre sound the cries of race and clan 90““
Above the noise of selfish strife.
SW: hear thy \olce, 0 Son of Klan
Make
7 e f no ghlior not less
Advertloe in the Séntlnel for the
our
in feeling well
much pain and trouble.
children:
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yearn to follow Christ our
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lpom the
l‘uther. Van
15-<i<*en1e1' in true self—de‘nial:
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SN APPY
18865—“Cutle” Media: 'Fox Trot
“Lonesome Hours " Fox
18868—“Vlrginia Blues,” .
“Venetian Lme Boat, ” Fox Trot .
18870— ‘M; Mammy Knows,"Fox Trot
“Angel Child,“ Fox Tlot ............
hittle lingers and Ten Little Toes”
They Certainly Are, These Four New Victor Dance Records
1 Trot
Benson Orch
HEAR THESE SPECIAL RELEASES AT
A.J.,Colli11s co-
70-72 North Main Street
A‘Business Statement that is
<a Great Human Record
HO‘V ‘VAS IT DONE?
have beenif the 1911 death rate had prevailed.
What brought about the great saving of life?
carried on by the Metropolitan itself. This page tells a part of the story.
Records kept by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company showan extraordinary
.-decrease in the death rate among its Industrial, or weekly premium, policy-holders. C6111:
paring 192! with 1911, for example, there weré” 55,000 less deaths in 1921 than there would
The general public health movement—~progress in medical science and sanitation--
other causes, perhaps. But a very great factor has been the tremendous health campaign
For: m NATIOIY’S' mtm
144 health exhibits and emergency
hospitals at county fairs last year; 295
"Cicamup" campaigns; agitation by
Agents {or health legislation; nation-
wide campaigns against special dis-
eases; sickness and sanitary surveys;
21 study of municipal health depart-
ments;
American research work relating. to
influenza—~these_ are some instances of
the Metropolitan's actfxity in the
inter-st. of public health.
l-nr'ontod by (to 81.0. 0! Now Yuri.
MA LEY EISKE. President
A unto-I 00-3-37“
Business Statemait. December 31. ”2!
Asset: - - -
Largtr than (has: of any :1?er Insurance Com;auy 5: tin World.
Increase in Assets during 1921 - - .
Larger than that of any cilia 11.3mm Comps-1i) in the World
Liabilities- -_- -,- - -,- . - - -
L Total Amount of Outstanding Insurance- - . - .
Larger than my qf any can Company in the World.
ordinary, (that is, exclu'dvo d Industriul) Insurance' in Force
Larger than that of any other Company in (In World. ,
Amount paid Policy-holders and Beneficiaries since 0
tlon. plus “out now Invested for their Security- -
’GROWTH IN TEN-YEAR ruinous.
$1,115,.S83,024 $4
313436933737
- $1,068,341.05.“
surplus - '; - - 3 - - .- - -' - - - - 347.241.179.50
Income in 1921 - - - - - - -' - 901.982.690.39
Lory: than that of any uh: INJM Com;ou;1':iu 1h: World
Gull in 1921 - - - - - $38,402,9l9Al
1" Larger than M ofauy other Imdmm Company in the World. '
otal insurance placed and paid for m 1921 - - - - Si 564 789 7
Mars Manhattan Mflaadnmyurbyanym Company and» ’Wmd. ’60
Gain in Insurance in Force in 1921 - '- - - - - - $625,695,325
Greater than that of any other Com: so the World. ‘ ~ .,
é 37.005.707.839
- $3,892,207.27"! f
Number of Policies in Force December 31,1921 - -‘ - ' - 25,542,422
More than that of any cum Company in America. ‘I .
Number of Policy Claims mild in 1921 - - - - ' 323,53l
4 Await}; on dairy: 940‘de mi? mend: afoul Mm: day a! 8 hours. ,
Amount pcid to Policy-11016911 in 1921 - - - 99! $48,472.98
Paymta MW: averaged $630.16 a mm d- uck basins: day 0}? hours.
Dividends to Paley-holder: payable in 1922, nearly - -' 3 $16,000,000
f ”,047,m,l3m I
politan is leading the way in n [was
experiment, watched by health author
itles throughout the country, to dem-
onstratc: what proper municipal health
regulation cando. Deaths from tuber-
011031 5 have dropped from 121 per
100,000 to 40 per annum
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Duo. Bl, 1891 ' 811,423,400“, 1891 81 l
D». 31 1901 33,017,133» ' no: 74.711.759.50 no:
M31, 1911 mashmx 111»
a... 81, 1921 301 mono 117.341.179.50
The Company lune: policies from u Hundred to a Million
Infutdts omumnqumm Indtifihid.
The Company also issues Health and “Accident Poitier—minimum $5,000
IN ASSETS
j {N INGOME
IN GAIN of
b—u-uh.
IN BUSINESS PLACED IN ORDINARY B‘I'S : ' L? :1 0
IN BUSINESS GAINED IN- REDUC'noN ‘
EACH IN BUSINESS in FORCE IN RE :T
Dollars of Insomnia."
METROPOLITA N
Life Insurance Conl‘panv
FREDERICK H. ECKER. Vice-Prunident
HOMES FOR 17,744 FALELIES
in the investment of its funds, the
Metropolitan is now giving profercnce
to loans which will aid housing. During
1920 and 192l, the Company made and
pledged loans of $68,080,017, on new
dwellings and new apartment houss,
providing home for 17,744 families.
GREAT DECLINE IN
DEATH RATES
The death rate muons Industrial
'policy- holders reached its low-(st point
in l921—31 .9 a lower than in 1911.
The rate from typhoid 'decrcased' I 1%;
- tuberculosis, 49%; Bright 5 douse.
nearly 30‘“ ,0; infectious diseases of chil-
dren nearly 37% The "Expectation
of Life" of white males: (reckoned from
oz: 10) incl-used 0 years.
' promo APPRECIA- 1101:
Metropolitan the greatest life insurance
company in the won-1d,: with 87, 005,.
707, 839 insurance in force.
in force is Ordinary—$3,892,267.27!!—
.tvhlchlnmm manta! anytim-
Minthe world:
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win: norm
The Metropolitan will continue its,
‘endeavortooffuthe bestthmisin
lite, health ahd accident. insurance, and
have human life. Continued growth
will give the Company still greater
opportunities to serve the American
people in insurance protection and in
(the cow: '1 Alien of life and health.
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Trot—Paul Whiteman and rug OrclL
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Fox r . .Benson Orch. of Chicago
Benson Orch. 0t Chicago
of Chicago
leadership of practically all.
l TheAmerican people have made ther I
1 It leads riot only injudustrial but in '
’ Ordinary. Monika: halfaf-n'u btiSiu¢$5\<
7‘ Y 2 . Hershfield Motor
7 women are too not Mover-estimate
To this and unltg: their strength and overtax it.
they take unnecessary
hid in the long run cam
-'ll\e_s chances, W 11» \Vet feet. {ax-
Iposure to cold, lifting heavy burdem~ '
and overwork will often develop trou-
.bles which cause no end of suffering.‘
ll._vdia E Pinkhame Ye getable Com-
6 is the untalli g remedy in such!
Thousands 0 American worn-i :
en will trstify to this fact who have,
legalized health and strength by its
If \ou are suffering it will pay‘
\011 to give it a fair trial. —-—-Adv. l
When '
La Resista Corset,
Beginning Thursday, March g3rd 10-. .1. .
4 By Miss Nelson
Come in and let her tell 3011 about hey
wonderful corsets and the man} 01.59 m,
esting points.
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Complete stock of models to
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‘ THE PARIS
New Spring Goats, Suits, Dresses, Capes. 1.1M .5 gm.
Sweaters, wool slip- ans; Silk Undergarments 3-15
the best Hosiery for the monev in the 11031
We sell dependable merchandise only, and 11011 S1:
' values than elsewhere. “'0 show Styles .121<-,.;.< 7.: r ..
ahead of the other shops in m1;
Established 1902
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOL. 9-2
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Transportation C 0.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwai’i *
LONG _ DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Lugs Trucks at Your Service tor All Kinds of 11m»
1 porhtion; Padded Van. for Furniture Work
Main Oflioe, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York‘bmoo, 201 West 20th., Phone Chaim. 80$
Dr. Lorenz Speaks for
NEMO CORSETS
“l insist upon the necessity of corsets for wcmfi’ ‘
said Dr. Lorenz in a revent talk. And as fer Nemr ccrs‘fiir
after studying them well his \erdict is—a recomme ca‘ -
of the Nemo hygienic features for many abdomm
troubles. An appreciation of the good lines of th: CC’SQ‘
and of the fact that through the Name ccrset ”a“!
women can benefit by hygienic service they COL c nct i
.o‘. her-wise afford.
In Ollr stock you will find not only several mode‘S' '"
“Memo.” but also a-variety of styles from all the 'eac "'
corset manufacturers.
Our Corsetiere has had seVeral years exp¢"€'=c "‘
0 fitting corsets. and will gladly assist you in sweat-'9 1‘5
model best suited to your figure.
The N. E. Ryan C0.
. Washington Street
A Life of EaSe
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is asSured if you have an outfit of such furnitur . 7,
There 5 rest and comfort in it as wellas beau;- '
FURNITURE
of the friendly sort. The kind vou become more_ a: 23
p with constant use. ,
' Come in and look it over even if you have n
‘ intention of buying Perhaps our unusually ldw p
induce you to change your--mind. .
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