THE SOUTH NORWALX EVENING ENTIRE];
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' THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1922.
.in particular to do.
‘trouble in this world would vanish.
'ticular to do.
Peter Rabbit Fights Temptation
Don’t trifle with temptation, but promptly‘ run away.
WIlid stops to‘fight is apt to lose, and dearly must he pay.
By Thornton W. Burgess
—Peter Rabbit.
It is bad. very bad to have nothing
Nothing leads
to quite so much trouble as this. If
everybody had something to do all
the time and did it, most of the
Old Mr. Temptation seldom wastes
timewith bus people. Old Mr. Tempo
tation is tw brother to Old Mr.
Trouble.
Peter Rabbit had mothing in par—f
For that matter hei
seldom does have much to do B111:l
at this season of the year he had less
than usual. You see he didn’t how
to hunt for food. There was plenty
to eat close at hand. He didn’t have
to go. more than a feweteps from the
dear Old Brier Patch to get all the
sweet clover he could possibly out.
In winter he had to hunt long,r and
hard to keep his stomach full and
that gave him little time to get in
misch1ef.But now it was very dif—
ferent. Already his babies were half—
grown. The cure of them he had al-
ways left largely to little Mrs i ’eter
“No. '” said he most decidcdly.
I'll keep away from the
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“No!
anyway. 50 Peter was inclined to
roam about and poke his wobbly l1ttle
nose into other people's business.
It happened that just at dusk hE‘
was passing not far from FarmerI 1. .
Brown‘s garden. He hndnt been in: I dent
that Harden once since it was planted. . “0‘ suing
Long ago he had made up his mindI‘J‘Iffn I 1:")
to keep away from there. But now {I P00h~
as he was hopping along he suddenly 3 P00“ It
thought of that garden and hegan to;
wonder what was growing in it thisf
year. .
Now. this was just the opportunIty'
Old Mr. Temptation had waited for.
“Run over there and have 11 luok,"v
whispered Old Mr. Temptation.
Peter sat down. “N11." said he
most decidedly. "No.1'Ill keep away
irom the garden.
“Everything must be growing fine
over there no'w." whispered Ola Mr.
Temptation. "it won‘t hurt 11113111111}
for you to go over there and look
around. The young cahhnges must
be worth looking at now. 11111 to men-
tion the lettuce and other good llxlngs.
Looking at them won '1 h; r: 'hi n1 A
nice garden is nIWnys worth «1 mm:
‘111u are foolish not to have :1 lunk 1'1!
it when you are so near lmn along
over there just for 11 mir ate."
will know
Pet 83
looking at
bit
didn't
rather lliiv
hopped :1
always do
not a very
“No," 511M l‘elcr again. though in do any harm 111 just pcekIunder the
not quite to decided :1 way. "No. l fence." thought he. “l “'1” do that
won't go over there." 'much."
"Why not?" demandml Old Mr. (copyright, 12122. by '1'. w. Rum-s11)
Temptation. “You P11111111". anything
in xnrtlcular to do 3111.1 mm .11: wdl
no oxcr there as to go up 111 the (lid,
garden."
Orchard. Probably you’ll find Old
Mr. Toad over there, and you haven't
seen Old Mr. Toad for a long time."
see the things growing there. No one
:whnt is the harm?"
over award t at garden.
Old Mr. Temptation was right. Just
them. There
of harm
through that garden as long as he
touch
like to see
long time since he had seen him.,nnd
he couldn't think of 1m)- mw ho would
den and stopped again.
“Go along.
Hid Mr. Temptation.
Peter shook his head. hut
The. next story:
tier. Keeps llusy."
11
care. replied Peter, “I'm
a step nearer that garden
this minute."
cried Old Mr. Temptation.
will do you good just to
you have been there. so
and looked longingly
Of course
tu
those plants wouldn't lulrt
wouldn’t he the least
in hopping around
He would
it was a
anythi 11:.
Old M r. Toad.
c 11 little gossip with. He
few steps toward the gain
1»
go along whispered
“1011‘ know you
enjoy 11 line garden.”
is was
decided shake. "It wouldn‘t
“Old Mr. Tom pu—
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“51‘ NORWAIK e-rtninnl nothing else ' had been
when. although a Lure-1111 ilruwcr and
.1 chest in tin o'fic of the house wcr’e .South Norwalk
The unnal weekly meeting of the '» 111w" 1; '1‘116'» local authorities
"Woman's Auxiliary of Christ church ' 111111.”: mi 131» 0111-11 for :1 blue
”In to be held at the church this after- 5"1‘2': 5‘1”. 5“ (JON-t 1-1;» emhflnlusml IWedneSday
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all relatives in Hartford (11111 New 1111. :1!’~'nvl:111~‘v- .md dancing was enjoyed.
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Fire department which has been 11051— , ‘(lihsoxu said 15.15 morning that llv’ had
med Will be held next Monday rum-f '1.o .5111:- :111:.'. 11. make on ”11' "mil-'1‘.
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The Guild of St. Luke's church. 1m.» 1:311:31} 1;," C ‘(III‘IIf’II'k '* ‘1 “ :CHAUT \L‘QUA opgxs
1 Nflroton, is holding a. silver 111:1 and " " ’ ‘ " ‘ ‘ ' ' 1 ITS ENTERTAIN‘IEVT
3 11:8 file this afternoon at the llOllll' 'l‘l . I . _— ‘ 2 e A A
.{~ of Mrs. Harvey Watkins. Mansfield . 111011.113» meeting ofI the I ”St w
I .7" I“ Prospect avenues. PrI'Sl13l1-1'mn church of Rorolon was: (Confined from first page)
, held last v-x'c-nmg at the home of S1-'
-—-Ioe. Raymond. Street & Son. le-ctmun 111111 Mrs. \\'1Illum I’easton. igulutinn 11111.1, haw In-lm met 1.}. that
Phone 100 Darien. g . 'l‘h.» wl1111)"_-.—— , :ncmr n public. N111 7.1.1131111, 311.
__~_ : , . 1”“? FOHKh I1” prexnilmg. I‘-11ol1 is orn 012111: 111151 1111131111: h-c-
The quarterly conference m1»1»ling0f nIg‘uln 111Ill11- \zilcs family and (-15:1— hun,“ (11' {hp enlirw week.
momcim Board of the Dari-911 M1-tli- “here. [1115 cold. dump wcalhei' isI \\‘h:-11 Miss Margaret l’ennock was
,3,“ Episcopal church will lw lit-hi I ::I.<r; Ire-sponsal 10? :1113' number .Iprq soup.) to the audience in the “pig“
~tZIHQWL-ning. All accounts must he 1011.5. Int! 50851011 this afternoon. Shv ex-
Minion this meeting. ‘1. _, -_ plaim d ”1.11 she “11810 11 n11i11 in \‘or-
, 15.11 \\ 111mm had :1 l1rge l101]§0‘,'\'talk throughout the week to conduct.
(“Ill part1 our H11 Fourth from Nrw York
The members of the Dnrien
1191:1111 :1 srries of sermons 011
tion. "
1.10111-
“! Grove. near I‘ each Lake, are re-
ll-Ibcring their friends in town with
1'3 cards and souxenirs of the sec-j
am where they are camping.
Mrs. Fullerton “ill trivc r1 lcilnr: (111
"Vem- 1:11 It Culture. " in the library:
3 F111»svl.1,\ evening. July llth :11
o'clock (I). S. 'l‘.). 'I‘hr talk will In
accompanied with lantern sli1l1s.Ad-
fiturday afternoon the Darien base-
‘ but! team will meet the Parcncentlcs
amamtom on the carnival grounds.
I”: will also play a return some with
Norwalk A. C. on the 15th. The
’ More of the game 111113111 last Tues-f
' ,wu two home runs. both being
07111 the second inning by Eddie
“risen and Steve Tork.
den club. I
\Iotnrl5ls who park at the 'Orcm
hall mounds should remember that
too much crouding against the ’npc
which separates the plavcrs from the
fans imitns :1ccirents.l{cccntl3 two
cars were hit and their “indshiclds
At a recent meeting of the 13021111 of
Men it was decided that an extra.
We onicer should be on dutv every ”0km "5 ”‘9 “a” 0011111 not go I'm-
rday. Sunday and holiday during {“99" ”l“ :mtos. The hall clnh how-
remaining summer months. This H" “m“! for the ddmagf’ I
Mr shall be stationed at Mansfielrl'
‘mue and the Post road. The local' that ”19 curfew
mumobile owners and operators 111': "V?“ '7” ”“m “(TY nit-.ht nt sewn
”or vehicles are asked to please OVM th‘” th‘" mUSl stay in (More.
“ah the former custom 01 parkin'r 4“" ”"1! off the road which at that
infront of the fire house», .1s :1 serious 111111 i‘ 9“ m '1 “7" mOtOIWiStS “110 will
“dent might occur through failure “"‘I "r """nm “0 9199111911 to eiw anv
flTheed this warning. Irlg'nt Or ““" 1n ”19 “Piling: “linens
the imment accident which took I
I acc
Int.1lusl{. ' D
ROTON POIVT ”: "'
l’v 1l1 slrzi 111.s 1:13
'9‘... delightful dance was given last
’ In; in the Tokeneke club under
auspices of the 'i‘okenekv 1111211.
_ _ In large attendance present. ,The
r was a. success socially as 13-11] as
“ith the 1111] 01
“it! troop that are now camping :11! “11- l: 1-1 hr. (1. M1 13.11'1 ‘\II1I1.11l has “his Margaret “'1'-.1d the mirllnxs of
the Junior Chautauqua or nine o 'clock
in the“ morning. and to train the chil‘
idren in pre
of a pageant
which “ill I11 given on the last day.
IS)“,-
son ticko is to loin the Junior Chautau-
Iquu and
mission frte to members of the Gar- ”W org inimtion.
An agreement has
tween the Egyptian shipping compan‘
leg and shippers whereby cotton will be
carried to the I nlted States at thir-
[3- five shillings a ton and to the Unit-
ed Kingdom at 25 5
Miss llmh Ross and
purntion for the production
"Conquests of Pence"
imitml .1" children who hold sea-
he come
ucthe members of
A program of high class music is
pronllsr-d for tomorrow in the anpcar-
once 01' the Hughes-llnwden company
in the afternoon. and the Greui Lakes
'String Quartet in the evening.
first named company consists of two
artists who are soloists with the Phil-
adclphiu. Orchestra.
quartet is the organization which ac—
companied President “’ilson on the S.
S. George \Vashington.
The
while the string
FREIGHT RATE 0N EGYPTIAN
cams INCREASES
“Associated Press)»
been reached be-
CAIRO. July
llings.
The agreement rea bed in Cairo in-
creases the freight rate on Egyptian
cotton to the
'sIhillings a ton.
United States by Iten
eially. The hall was prettily do
"-u-..’
Yesterday was an
unusually sloiv
no boats were
The slack snelll
”ted for tfie occasion ~K1arno3 3
west"; at Stamford furnished ,tl1e
' The committee of arrange—
‘ wts was William YVatkins. \Villiam
Paddy Swift, Neil Stone. Frank
erman and Al Roden.
day :11 (in: park. as
scheduled to arrive.
gave the park employees an opportu-I
nity to 11-51 after a. heax3 week- end
and hollrla3 rush. ,1 ’ '
The regular weekly display of fire-'
works as 331-11 as the display of the
1 ourth “ill be shown this evening. ‘
Special -trolley service will be provided
Ito 111191 the demands for transports-p
tiun. ~' I
whether or Inc: the man
ed gs “Pants" has made a re-
minds” to Dark-n. is a matter that
is trying. to be solved this afternoon
by the authorities of the town. Short-
”after 11 o’clock this morning, Mrs.
Robert Elster. of the P051 Road. Probably the lar I
. . . zest excursion to ar-
Mn. who had b91311 out shopping rive; at the park this season made its ‘1
and returned to her home notified appeamneeltoday. when the Da3spring
Mable Grout of <the fact that Pmsmterian church of Yonkers, N. Y.,
”a. jg; her house The offl-
dccked at the pier; About. 1; 999 peas
ple were on the steamer.
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