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, November 29, 1922.,
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lion miles away.
may, I lose God, anti
“yum-«,1..- is n. liar; 101'
'f M not his brother whom
how can he IOW‘ God
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the camp.
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3- below and saints above:
is hcmcn ‘lml
‘ ~\\ .1ltcr Scott
mundi s 1 I..~\’l'li) .\'.
ll him 311 Two-1 ‘Il‘Ot".lHH-
:111llzo'ilin3.
day.
feoducutionm
8 occasion shout i 111‘ prom-111' nin-
- y pnblic-splritvil citizens 11ml.
t the best ways to do ii1i3. would
”VII“ the on 11m" 1 Li' \‘ 5 i1. with-
“0 Franklin \1!‘ (“011121 .‘(i (-ols.
Americnnimlion 11.1111:
in I1 “Ill,"
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ecltizcns 1.: 11.1»
{4191. the foreign pnpu‘ntimi n" Nur-
I'I‘kmifi sinccrcly i11lv21‘1'~~l:1i in 1111.-
V orieunizatiou (‘inuwrs “11:; shown in
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-sentod by Mm. lluriul 3.11111113011.
E, for of Anwricnnlzutinn.
Smericunizntinn 11111-3. :11111 rightfully
(laid, occupy an important 111.1(‘1- in
educational system of Norwalk.
not twenty pl-i‘ cont... and this is
14.11. .1 b-lull .3.
's‘populatlon is cnmpnsr-d or for-
rend. write- uml, 1'11 111:1:13' czlszcs.
Mrs. Anderson. in H1" short time
as been Coilil“(‘tl‘d with the loml
’ ' cilonnl »\st(2111.i:.1.< accomplished
1!. She (105121111 the hturlx (‘0-
ion of ‘he cntiu- (“Y in (arri-
' fill/the important “mi; 01' “ililh
H it’ll) charge. ‘l‘lm l‘uturu: should
4-,, the extension or Ann-rirnnizaliou
Hand the enlm'gmnr'nt of
that classes.
M
Amor'h
gummy mu.
Republican mlminlslmlion is
bitterly atlnckcd {i8 tin result
We. that Congirss ought
Jam giving some ('ilCUllrilgt -
Mexican ships. Now there
”Hostile wants to pay taxes for
in shipping. If anyone who
‘ lie-e taxes can suggest some
pica by which it can be
‘Wu‘hout sacrificing some of
his for safety and good
, uch it"solution will be en-
' " ily welcomed.
to suggest some better
it they can’t do it, they
out this plan and see how
7'1! it coats too much. it
“nipping. and had to create
fl fleet in a hurry. if this
.. 11nd pursued for a. term
“shipping. it could have
‘ of dollars of the cost
113 a great fleet in haste.
_ States must have its
- nt fleet. There. are on-
E 0 get such a fleet. One
e government own it
it. The other is to sell
. private owners and let
fl; But it costs American
Web more for wages and
11 foreign ships have to
r vessels will operate at
hey have profitable mail
31- other Encouragement
“fivernment.
..Uhhout much doubt cost
I. year to pay the deficits
ent operand ships. V.'lih
the (‘Ollillr‘f would proh-
’1!” n” it for ”:1;- ti.il’d that.
lit the subsidy law appears
w(dictum-M nuthod of pro~
t that tho countr's must
no Inn show a better
:Wk now or [ox-ever
the court.
heav cn in
day. Dcccmlwr 4. is Ami-rimm-
.011-
Oi's will run; :. \‘.':12'111 weL
The sludonm \v12l '111 (l\('(liir-
in knowing ”1.1L :1 1'1 11 ink-rest
taken in ihr‘r cm! :1.111.-: to
. s, the majority of whom cannot1
beyond that?
Red Cross roll cull.
and not the
uishod itself.
llilislclo school.
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Srvntflg.
E RED CROSS.
war—time
1" y‘ 1.. ' '
’ SWING? 'msmom
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George Hubbeli who has assumed '
his duties as banding inspector or the -
City of Norwalk. brings to his new
position a. knowledge Vol? building in ‘
all its phuoes which Should. prevent
great i‘nlue to the community.
fortunate that the city could
obtainthe services of a man so well
equipped as is Mr. Hubbell.
The new building inspector is a
graduate of Rensselaer Polytechnic
Institute with the degree of civil en-
gineer and. during the past 25 years.
r. he‘has had a varied experience in
construction work of all kinds. He is
recognized as on expert in a higle
He can be depended
upon to fairly and impartially enforce
present Norwalk building rules and
regulations, dad to sponsor. changes
which will be well“ worth while.
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STARS.
.
You look out amoné the stars and ',
ponder, how big our universe is.
Albert J. Brooks. head of astron-
omy at the Brooklyn Institute of
Sciences,
there’s still another universe 30 tril-
How many more
It takes the wind out
of a man's sails when he compares
his size and importance to the vast,
never-ending spuCe in which he .lives.
O————-—-—
It is a privilege to respond to the
At this season of the year Norwalk
citizens answer the call for support,
thankful that it is to aid in the peace.
activities, in
which this organization has disting-
The work being done
for «llsuhled veterans'and their fami- ‘
lice fills a recognized need.
(‘rodit is duo the members and lead-
cry. of «ivory division. especially that of ,
for their whole heart-
Hi participation in this worthy work.
jgggxwri-z AiNl) COMMENT
f
colleen girl demanding the
will get into 1 strawberry jam.
1.4M) pcnpin
1L1llons of water or milk 94 cows
i llnys
J:1l‘t1-1'
arc getting
Fashion noic:
Viva ofrour most
:lrt- “Mama.
“Wu-11
Michigan ntnn
strawberry plant.
1 ight to wcar
\Vlmt’s in
\vh osc
:ndio
ers in France.
kneed.
Home helps.-
Beauty secret:
supper it. is dark
wmr :1 dirty collar to town.
Sin over
is worst2 than
1111111011311 day with blank §l1clis?
paid
running'
a name?
messages ‘
miles in four minutes and 18 seconds.
but Christmas comes faster than that.
01. c (in) Hauling shook hands with graphic Society 3 expedition
This would pump 756 that in Papua “the unmarried “om-.111;
so short.
("‘0
ili‘il 11H fill
trunks
VVimt this country needs is shoe
strings, tint last as long as shoes.
traveled
There is a great shortage of preach-
Our gseat preacher
shortage'is in their pockets.
Short skirts give freedom to move-
ment. but it is much nicer to guess
it they are bowieggcd or
They are working on a. heatless fire
for lights and many furnace
are suspected of using it.
In an eflort to set to the bottom
at things a. party has sailed to meaSe
ure the deepest part of the oceén. J
, A splendid way to
make a. husband stay at home at
night is to stay there with him.
Nice thing about wearing an old.
overcoat is you can eat in a cafe
without watching the overcoat.
‘Cheap alarm clocks, are the best.
Sometimes they dim'
t go out.
Reason so many are calling for ,. .
beers and wines is. prohibition makes j . 1,,
it harder to get a drink. 9
Cross-country runners are training
for the 1924 Olympic.
presidential election. which takes an-
other kind or crosccouutry runner.
Your eyes can be
made bright Ind shiny by always
inning them on something you like.
A foolish man seeks the pit of
gold at the end of the rulhbow while
a wise man enjoys the
rainbow.
Mail your Curiiitmascards early to" ,
they our persona-ed.
suggests
enough
full this
“inn-1' and so are hip pockr-ts.
words
the coal 11:19 come."
learning you of her toilet.
$-51. 000 for a
At that rate he Do you suppose Cupid: wouldn't take'
Millionaire
row] name is A. B. See. says
higher education for girls is useless.
knock-
It is not the -
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It is
is“
that
FULLER PARTICULARS WANTED
BY KI'I‘CKEL PIXLEY. ‘
(Our Own Special C orcsmndcnt)
LIOGADORE. No1. 28.-—A 000-,
reports
lixcs high up in a. tree. on a iiltlc‘
bamboo plaform."
“'3 little society items like this
Right that sure all? up his town's multitude
to of spinsters.
Of course. there‘s big charm about.
a country whorein all a. fellow who'
wants a girl has to (lo is to go out
and shake- 11 Iron. but society here-
ahouts'is bl:1111in' that Geographic So~
cicty for not gix'ln' more particulars.
You can soc wha's needed. can't
you?
Suppose that a fellow shook the
tree while the lady was in the climax
\Vhat she'd do to her
gay Lothnrio when she struck the
ground would be somctliin' awful.
Suppose, again, she was just siltin’
down to her bowi’ of vegetable soup.
has to his heels after a shower or ragln'
the right and left. also. spinstcr, chopped “”0131 turnips,
1 onions and such?
_ And suppose the follow shook
Abba, Ade-S “as robhc in B 001(-
1‘,” Taking them in dalphabgtic'il down two unmarried but Willin' le-
2‘1’ . ' ‘ males.
0”” Vs lcndin' citizens is determined
that the Papun. social policy on un-
..., yesterday.
married woman ain't ‘gom' to 1%
adopted hc‘rc unless it includes: signals
or signs on them bamboo platiorml
shbwln’ when the lady is ready and
what she’s comin' down with. '
We're always lookin' for social
we‘re demundin' more details from
that Geographic Society before makin'
a more, this time.
And M' Council President Boo-
worth is one with us on this point.
S'I‘ON I \(Z‘I‘ON'S ‘TTERAN-g
FIR!) CHIEF EXPIRES.
STON I N GTON. Nov. 2 S.-——Edw&l‘d
Tom! 75 years old. for 55 years chief
licved to be the oldest chief in, the
United States died at his home here
He had been on duty
luntll two months ago when tolling
‘honlth caused him to relinquish his
Incllvc control or the department. He
iomained its nominal head beware;
{and died in harness.
To Cum 3 Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative BROMO QUININE
mbrets The box bears the signature
’ of E. “I. Grove. (Be sure you tel;
BRORIO )—~‘30¢.-—-Adv.
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7‘ " m we 3% a drumstick on our plate tomor-
m am this year ’s gobblers are out of reach
.“ rat glow mus—one thing is sure and that is we
- one might" W for the year that has clambered
, tin-om since last Thanksgiving. What with
' "m and M8, and Babe Ruth being kept out
of “A? M so many different things that. '
M3 to have meant G-L-O-O— M somehow tomor-
ro‘www us of all good folks who read our
Ida and filly our goods and keep the store going and
growing bigger and better. We jcin with you in
another whole-hearted Thanksgiving 3’
1. STORE
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