Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 16, 1922 · page 12

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Soviet/ling to
flunk About

By E J. WALKER

 
 

KEEP ON HIGH ROAD 1
N A recent newspaper interview, ‘
Charles M. Schwnb, one of the 1

notable leaders in the steel industry

In which he began as a boy of seven-

teen. forty one years ago, said “I

would rather lose money month after

month in m1 plant than make it by
my but the highest methods in the
world. ‘

Hr. Sclmab went to “‘Ork to learn
the business 111111 he learned it thor-
oughly 111' mastering e1ery detail as
he proc.eedcd morning 11 tired back
and soiled hunds.

Be credits his rise to loyalty to
his employer and states thut success
came from mustant application to the

subject in 1“le\1.
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Here in a to“ simple Words- for
those 11 ho “ill take time to re1.1d will
be found the (11111111111. for tho attain-

ment 11f 5111 1- 1-“-

And how 11m is embodied the rule
which every 111131111 must :1cce11tz1s ‘
his O“‘Yl.-—ll 11111'11 :vnti fast 111W us that Distributed By

of the Moms 11nd l"1‘1.<h1ns unfailing

in results 11ml hountcntw 1n r1-1‘211rd.
Let the indifferent young man 11ml

women 11111111111 tn grumble 11nd s-hirk

Modern Grocery Co.
South Norwalk

 

 

duty. ponder 1111- wonderful meaning of
"highest 1111111111111 ’ 11nd "l11111liy to cm-
plo1‘1-r'

The five “ords 111111‘ be likened to
hinges upon 11111111 1111- grout door of
success suings 1111111 own at the tin-

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

at $25! $30 511d $35
Costello 69" O’Meru‘a'

 

 

 

Straws Ready “T001
1 ‘ 112.5010 $4.00 ‘

"Sunny Skies Tomorrow”—Better Get. One Tonight. at

" " The Winds Shop

21 North Main Street

31f you are—so much the battenFor you 11111 appreciatej ‘-
~ ; all the more the value in our Suits.

 
 
 
 

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relentiug plhll of the 11111111 and brain
that rcf11<e 111 111- 111111111111 entrance.

VVfihencut 11111 1:11 111 “ul‘k in smuhro
days, r1111emher 11111 there is 11111111)
you a {on 1' 11111111 11'111‘11111‘111 1111111111,
will enable 11111 111 11111-11 this some door

and take your 1111119 among the 11-311ch

And this force, must he called up
by you alone.

Nolmdy else mn 1111 it for you.

ane faith in 11111r.<11f.liz1\e no
fear for four is 11111 r111k on 11111111

umans fnll 11ml 1:1» tumbling into the
alley of despair.

No mun or 11111111111 111111 fear in the
heart ls 01111111110 of clear discernment,
sure judgment 111‘ superior accomplish-
ment.

 

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Keep your mind on the great nnd
splendid nchie101n1-nts of others. and
those you “out 111 do 1onrseli’.lie
loyal and hold steadfastly to highest '
methoda.

Preserve an attitude of courage,

 

.tobeoertain' thatthe pem' t
Mmywnroofagainstmweoth-

 

 
 
 
 

FOREST MILLS KNIT UNDERWEAR

Women‘s Union Suits in All Styles.

Bodlce and Band Top Vests.

Tights in Cu! and Wide Knee.

Misses’ and Children‘s Vests—Band and Bodice Top.
Forest Mills Nainsook Underwear. -

Ch \kVoman's Athletic Step—in Combinations, Made of White Pajama
ec .

Misses Gauze Cotton Bloomers, 6 to 13 Years.

Misses‘ Nainsook Dimmers. 3 to 13 Years.

Missos‘ Nalnsook Union Suits. Bloomer Knee. 6 to 16.

Boys Pajama—Check Union Suits, Sleeveless, Plain Knee. 8 to 12.

 

J. I. Mallette

88 Washington St. South Norwalk

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courteousness and good cheer.

Avoid the mnlcoments. the grum—
blers. the sulkers 111111 shlrkers, the
makers 11‘ wry faces and the provok-
ers of quarrels.

Keep on the high road and in the
sunshine. '

Hove straight in the right direction
and some morning you will find that
success and honor are speeding to-
wards you with open arms.

(Con;‘(l‘)l|‘ht.)

er and the rotting efi‘ects of moisture
—-that it is the most durable and
the longest lasting; to be positive
that every inch of painted surface
as fully protected against decay--
Use PATTON'S Suanoor Pm
or specify it to your painter. It is

 

 

 

your assurance of paint money i
spent best. Ask us about Sun-Proof ‘
for your purposes.

 

 

 

 

We carry Complete Stocks
of Everything you need for

 
 

 

The Friendly
‘Path 13:31.7...

 

137 Washington St.
"1‘00 MUCM PROFANITY

 

00 often cussing is taken as a
matter of course. Men in high
‘jositlous are frequently expert in the domin- m
we of profane words, and the influ- "M" ‘1‘“ "” '°"
Inc: of bad language'has a bad effect
«In both the old and the young.
Much en‘ort is being made to in-
crease the use of better English. and

“Kayser” Italian ' Silk

Under-watt

Has been radicaiiv reduced b1 the mixers. This gives us an op-
portunity to alter these dainty underthings at the lowest price in
manv years.

“Rayner” Italian Silk Vests at $2.50 up
"Ksyser Marvelfit." Bloomers $3.95
“Kane:- Harvolfit” Bloomers, Three Star Quality $5.50

These prices will prove attractive to women who appreciate
good quality as well as good vatues. .

 
 
 
 
 

 

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86 WASHINGTON STREET

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.m with this propagtmda it would
‘0 well to preach considerable against
111a use or bad language.
Directly cussing. unless the name of
«he Master is taken in vain, may cause
no great damage. But indirectly it does
much harm. When the little folk henr
M parents swearing, their respect
fir their elders is either lessened or
.60: the youngsters begin train; it
than-elves as a matter of course. Not
infrequently we hear little shavers,
, ‘lwm, ablomto speak plainly, using ‘ F" ' »
. age w ch would ut mu men '
1 ‘11:“ Women to shame. p y VEGETABLE AND FLOWER SEEDS
e county, Kentucky, recently We have a. fine assortment of Nurse 8
Wm. J 1111;116:110” of 1111 oldest clti- Chm Tues. Also Grime Vinea. etc. ry took "mud” mm Pack “a
ease . ome. Much we: said We also carry a full line of Fertilisers ' ‘
:21 pulse of this departed either], who PLANT EARLY AND OBTAllgngElg'l'ecgégfith

a..." ”w.“ 12° .23.,” 3f, :zzdgrgm; SOUTH NORWALK FLORIST & SEED STORE

 

 

 
 
 
 

Hershfield {Motor A
Transportation g Co.

I Daily ServicelietweenNew York & W ~

LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING

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Van: for Furniture Work

MOMZGCWSQ $11.qu M!“
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1031‘ than of his reputstlon for never IOIGMIOM 3“ ' I “I! Main emu -

2mm; permitted a pmi'sne word to
f” from his lips.

Judging tron this event. no might
m that unfunny is the rule rather
«than the exception. It thts is the case.
'm’t it about time to call a halt! The
«old remedy. mannered quite emu“ =
m profane habits. vs- to can I .
”Ninth with now But. from ‘
«‘3' motion we are inclined to be- l 2
Chin tight it would be unfair to use 1‘

> My to stop youths from
,Tlie cause too frequently
the parents who worn- and .
but!“ their 01mm: trot
111nm beyond their con-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Poultry Wire Netting

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Rosépfiem Brothers ; e

125 Washin’ton Street. Phone 340, Free Driver:

 
 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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._ one to live-«of crime which and
. prim cells. For once the bars are
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‘i'i‘ch Will It 39"

. Some women in choosing their 81-411, ,
, while others favor pumps. Most pleasing .2121. . ~ . 11.1.11.
"Bx-owns. Blocks and Elkskins. “‘ ‘t‘ '11 11

:Atempting price range . . . . . . . $5.00 to 5..
Milton Elwood

122 Washington Street South Norwm

 

Sounds nice and comfortable, but 11111
called “easy chairs” have a mite of 0111’. ;' £3. 13:91.-

And you’ll have something that - 01.1 1,11: 1:0
seat company in.

We have a big stock and not a chair .13.:113.

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QUALITY FOOTWEAR

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BUY'A COSY CHAIR (11918

 
 

 

”11,111 M RIC/([37 rp/a‘: Lalo/551' x -

70-72 North Main Street
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Exceptional Offer of

All Wool—Linings Guaranted Two Seastwfs ‘1‘. eat

‘ m 68 Washington Street i

 

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Street Suits

The Famous “Printzess” Make

$19.75

Regular $32.50 Values

GOLDEN’S

 

 

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23RN1TURE CO

.1‘ 129 WASHINGTON ST-

G. NORWALK

 
 
 
 
 

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1211111211111 Comfy Porch Furniture

Alamo Number of Items to Choose from
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