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, December 4, 1922.
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, ‘ ht for Today
the people vamned
the Lord—Numbers
honest. to be kind—to earn
find to spend a. little less. to
-I the whole. a. family hap-
Jill presence: to renounce
; in“ be necessary and not
d:'to keep a few hiends,
*wlthout cupitulationwand
on; the same grim condi-
"lmep mend: within himself——
a task for all that man has
tilde and (it-lic:._v.~—ltobert. .
Henson.
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N’s Clil‘ns ACTIVITIES.
the great forces of com-
‘llte in a city such as Norwalk,
present time. is found in the
lid cihc r organizations of wom-
W, fly notcmcnt’s of civic lll‘it-fl-
Later the women sccnlml lo
*fimwing to lukc up practical
_ effort. and they went in for
rovements.
h lines of work and study
Aheflcinl. At lllt" pI-I-scnt time.
. the III-st fields. for women’s
ity crn lu- found in xylitical
have no intelligent grasp of
_iuucs.
‘f the. tht things
do is to study such prol-lcnls
' tariff. the lumking
’1'. systems. the labor question.
of capital. (in. Also, ll. will
thing to take up the person-
» character of the leading
?- It can watch carefully the
‘31! of Congress. its Stain Leg-
nd the municipul govern-
11 women's
c u l' l'onr‘)‘,
as up such matters there
Score not to «lo it in a. par-
4., On controversial matters.
of the proposition should
‘ d. It women's clubs all
ntry would feature, such
1* the next lire years. they
to a great body of women
will look at public ques-
“How's the weather?“
swers:
transaction takes place. in 45 seconds.
human thought, which can travel to
the furthest star
onIl;
saw-«l $180,000.0NL
ll(l\Vt'\'(‘l‘.
any
making a girl think she resembles a.
moxie star. is rolling off a log. :1
out a few more miles you [will get
some now ones for Christmas.
in is an easy matter.
to do is need a shave.
to blow her whistle 3.000 miles and
“1th "Othlng to wet her whistle. 1’
Mediterranean and Black Seas.
husband for Chrigmas?
gcst a, nice dozen alarm clocks.
ciously placed arrows or a.
hawk. Wild Pigeon, usingnrrom
soon w0uld have to hunt a lawyer
‘and ball. A stray incident like ‘fils
emphasizes how times have changed
in America within a few generations.
Yet the changes are tame. compared
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FIRE
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With coal short. wood is coming
hock as an important fuel. With the
demand developed. hOWever, the price
in most communities instantly rises
to the coal level.
This will help you in buying: What
counts is actual héat—-Brltlsh Thor-
mal Units. A pound of dry wood
gives 7.000 to 9.000 heat units. a
pound of coal 12.000 to 15.000. To
know how much heat you're really
getting; you'll have to use scales and
pencil.
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FIN G ER-PRI'N 'IS
In 9 out, of 10 cases. the guilt of
criminals is definitely established by
lingenprints. So claims James F“.
Bishop, addressing a. convention of
identification experts.
In the next few years. you'll hear
and road a lot about the advisability
of finger-printing everybody. in Amer-
ica. It is the only form of identifi-
cation that cannot be forged or mis-
taken. And there should .be no more
The amen; encoder!" would finer-I
solved the problem with stew Judi-l
tomafi
with what lies ahead. 1
objection, to having finger-prints on
tile with the government-than giving
your name to the census-taker. Fin-
ger-prints defend more people than
they convict. .
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FIXTURE.
New York queries London by radio:
London on-
“Raining, mild." The whole.
That's astounding speed.
mesons-ll ‘
momma!
i,
A POINT * IN WEDDING ETIQUE'FI‘E
Yet it's snail-slow compared with
in less than a sec-
'l‘hour,'ht is a definite force.
A ND (‘UM MENT.
Amrricn's Christmas Savings Clubs
NO’I‘IC
I
Christmas cards. l
arc going to save more.
_ I.
Jack Dempsey says hn will fight
man in the world on short no-
It you can make your socks hold
Shell] 8.
altar.
groom has knelt at the lady .4 feet
slipped a $2—rlng' on her linger and
announced that 11c and all he
are hers. From that point till after.
that hurlin’
fellow grows monotonus. sung".
spoken or written.
But your lady "Constant" reader
is right in wantin‘ to feel proper
By Kitchen Pixiey
Mogador. Dcc. 4.—-—One of your lady
"Constant” renders has got yours truly
and I
My go thirsty for a “speech auswcr.‘
Such songs as 'Oh! promise me.’
more the bride blushes up to
lngilllllll' right after the bride-
has
In a long married life I've learned
appeals for promises at
' It‘e lt-eulicd lrom their :Il‘t’ort“. ‘ mixed up with your Cynthia. Gray. I
these clubs first became gen- for more powerful than wireless. guess .t'or I'get this with “urgent de-
mtijority went in for literary And w" .lmvc hardy 501““th ““3 sire for a. speedy answer," to wit:
Amullitudc of women through 8””.“3‘1 m handling the. thought "Arc such songs as ‘Ohl promise
"In.“ l-tcnme t‘nnl'l‘lnl‘ Willi lorce. Mental telepathy—brain 1.1le mo,’ sungfiiust before the bride enters
g pnctry, drama and wm-iz': of ”""“‘y “M be fur (”T- the room. ‘
W. Cynthia’s mail is out; of “hack it
ain't a fellow to let a; '
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'l
are sung a long time. and frequent,
the _
0f the lurcmt States. \Vnm- WV“- \\'.~ often feel ”I!" Wily our- Eh“ weddin'flhe's apt to hear. “Ohll
olflninni “N. guppy”... only selves, promise me forty or titty times.
a ‘ In most cases that song has a cold
cccnt yI-nrs. A great wary of. . 7—“- wntcr effect on him when again
we no general conception of 15”“ hm“ 30“ can save ‘0‘“ by sprung just before the bride enters
il’problcms, This is no rcllcc- 3'03”?" "Mill‘s" the room. and there are other songs
them. us tluII-r- an» liiilliuns m- - just as song'ful and with more va-
Easlest thing on earth, next ‘0 1191?.
«mm
I
_‘t
llomc helps: Having company drop
All you have
One Atlantic steamer in a fog had ‘
What are you going to give your
The famous singer saying she can p
unintelligent and well in- door should sing a little louder.
y, and who would be. a ' D
. ma government. America's chief winter Sport is
' eating. , a
' :mo mmrr.
. t of grabbing the biggest
largest piece of cake is typi-
‘I ldhood. but some people do
‘4 fw‘ it. You can see signs of
. everywhere.
\ _ dislike to disturb
- , and frequently such .a
onopolize a double seat for
to who ordsnarily have
. will do such thingsout
essness. ~But, in other
Wants some survival or
a! the boy who snatches the
Those who here the true
courtesy are as reluctant to
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Pigeon. or the Footpa—
reiervatlon. appeals to
RM“? him stop white
on his property. he
has nailed up "No Tree;-
lie so why can't men shave on the
street cars as they ride to work?
girl for Christmas?
a five- lion can oi! rou h
83 50. formerly in Sultan's harem.
says he likes farming. ,
know what Babe is trying to grow
unless it is famous.
not late eno'ugh. ' - u
mania. at Garden City. N. Y.
man huntin a. reasonable 0 calico a
g p fit ’ loan to Germany-
fium their share of com- time Her husband hangs around
. y would be to eat with the house all the time except Christ-
or do other things consid. mas.
Women powder their noses in pub-
Whatore you going to give your
Let msuggest
Babe Ruth; former baseballplayer.
’We', don't
Several of our latest books were"
Have you heard about the Scotch--
Mrs. Santa Claus has an awful
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News Survey
wife, Princess Alice,
Let us suga w
as first step in exile.
shall be c n to all American ships in
hardly keep the wolf away from her p pe
bourne election meeting.“
pause collapse of bakers’ strike.
make up big purse to give German
children :1.
accepted governor-generalship
Irish Free State.
What makes a chicken mad like States uNavy “Second to none ..
being killed because turkey is high? p
' . ‘ policies and commerce.
more appears elated at wayside de-
monstrations in Middle West.
Attorney-General Daugherty de- ‘
clares move for impeachment is at—
tempting to discredit in adyance ac-
tivities of his department.
riue in May.
troops or etplosives, but did lawfully ‘
carry 5.400 cases of ammunition. ‘acg
cording to omelet report of Dudley
Field Malone, former Collector of
At a Glance
Turks at Lausanue declare for com-
lete control of wat‘a‘ways connecting
Prince Andrew of Greece and his
are reported on
ay to England on British bpttleship
American delegates. at Lausanne
romise to insist that Dardanelles
eace times.
Premier Hughes of Australia re-
orted attacked and injured” at Mel-
French Government's prompt action
nd promise to use army bakers
American soldiers in Rhineland
real Christmas.
Timothy Healy is declared to have
or
Governor of Constantinople seeks
usbands for beautiful Cir-careless.
Secretary Denby appeals for"! nlted
and
owerful enough to support American
Clemenceau on his way to ‘Balti-
Mrs. Ernestine Schumann-Remit.
oted contralto, reported ill with pneu-
J. P. Morgan returns tram Europe
nd declines to discuss outlook tor
Lusitania, sunk by Germ'an subma-
1915. carded no guns.
Reader wishes to“ know if eflorhi
to buy cheap apples are 1mm
Yes, , . . . .
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Christmas story: '
ion Ml!" ritilroad‘tr‘ln
Fannie. how
Port of New York.
The annual nsfish (air of Trinity
' church under the auspices and on r-
'Olfl‘ id“. of 8 good tulle III Ill’tfl‘lgm‘ofi of {he W_ pe
around pondering howbedwiwofldsisted by the other
get it” we were not too lazy.
. a.
mum m rain.
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lattes, of the
J Herbert Mottram is the president of
the Guild.
The first. night there will be a. cake
and home bakery sale. for which a
large stock is being collected. The
Bethany Chapter or the Women’ 5
Guild is in charge of this feature. and
Mrs. Samuel S. Weed is the head or
this committee.
On Thursday night a course chick-
en pie dinner will be sened from 5: 30
p. m. to 7:30 p. m., with Mrs. Fred ,5.
Benedict oi the Women's Guild in
charge. There will be plenty of food
and refreshments on Friday night
also, but the service will be entirely of
the cafeteria order, with the Bethany
Chapter of the Women' s Guild, head-
ed by Mrs. Weed, in charge.
It is planned to use the proceeds of
the fair this year in supplying all the
choristers (about tWenty—fivé in numa
her) with new vestments and the
residue' it any. will most likely be
used during the year in the upkeep Of _
the church’s property. both or which
purposes it is thought will receive the
approbation o: the great body of the
Parishioners at Trinity church. .
The parish hall. with its new ae-
corations am appointments, will be
_haif—witted son, John. our male Beet-
and safe about the bridal song. Not
everything will do. sure 1211011313.: I
remember that. jusLas Spinster Polly
Dobbs. age 39, hair red. cross-eyed
9nd bow-legged tar as one could see
in her flapper troussau. entered to
join hands with Postmaster _Glbbs‘
hoven Quartett struck up
get your gun "
The effects was gloomy all through
the ceremonies
P0113. like to have wilted and John
had wits enough to be so rattled that
he kissed Pastor Jones instead of his
bride. when the minister pronounced
“Shes yourn. "
"Johnny
to make it a bower of beauty
There will be music and dancing
each e» ening at a somewhat late hour
ni’tx: r the period of sales is over.
, The following becths are
made ready:
Fancy Articles—Mrs, Robert Pier-
son and Mrs. Henry S. Rood.
Dolls and ’loys—Young Peoples
Music and Dramatic Guild. Miss Mary
Hartshorn in charge.
Cakes and Home Bakery Products
—--Mrs. Samuel S. Weed and {he Beth-
any Chapter.
Cafeteria—Mrs. Weed. '
Dinner—491m. Fred. S. Benedict.‘
String Game—~Miss Clara Louise
Pfahl.
Grab Bag-‘Girls‘ Friendly Society.
Miss Mary Kirby Jennings in charge.
Aprons and Domestic Goods—Mrs.
George S. Wardwell.
Ice Cream Emporium~Robert Dou-
lens.
vasv Fortune Telling Booth—
\lrs. Arthur Lole.
Confectionery Counter—Mrs. 1‘. F.
Parks.
Old Country Store—Aims. Aubrey
Corrish. Mrs. Calvin Snyder and Mrs.
Frank D. Lawton.
Chock Reom——Young men from the
Music and Dramatic Guild.
being
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