rm“. AT. DECEMBER .15. 1922.
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“POOR BOYS” MAJORITY IN (3*
Lots of Chance for Self-Made Man,
. u'l opportunity in this
....¢- there won, for “the
. l~rcoms grunt? lino the
works perhaps with his
a chsnce to rise. without
._\ urine of his own qulli~
‘ :mough his own individuni
.. rl-w- Light-st smong politic-J
in ins new book. "Ameri-
dualism." Srcretnry of Com-
rlwrt C. lloover onswors
stimzs thus:
«‘llr system has svoided the
,7 "mint and dominstion or clsss
qmfirant proof in the present
. ”ration in Wuhingion. Of the.
'l mmprising tho president, the
wr-nidu'nt and cabinet. nine have
. '. il’zrif‘ own way in life without
inhrritsnco. and right of
ii“ "a ".«rlmi with mnnuni lnbor."
lll- .. how ll of.‘ lldl’ll‘dl
I'ro .; lint \\'nrrrn G. Harding was
\ prim” l'mlwrr he lmgnn stiting
~p- ho inllmi on in farm. taught,
.ll'liPd l-nrps. 'l‘hrn hr gut A Job on
r\ll" in tr.» nmro of tho Marion
V. Whlrh lilltl‘ hr wns to own and.
l-‘rnm that point ho "worked
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‘ ”a l‘rcsidcnt (‘nhln Coolidge also
on n form. ert he was
'lfiltluilll” in n nonwu siorr. rlrrk-
l!i-*r'\\l\f‘ll in tho sumo rstnhlish~
Hr pal-i his own way through;
want and for his course as a low.
ARMY & NAVY
SALE C0. '
.% WALL 8T. NORWALK
HOLIDAY SPECIALS 0F
USEFUL GIFTS
$1. 69
$1.10
390
39c
$3.95
$3.95
$1.45
$2.50 Brush Wool
Bouts
Shsoplincd
Moccasins . . . . . . .
Hmthsr Wool Hose
At ........... . . . , .
Army Safety Boson
At ..... . . . .
. 1 Top
Sbonn Shoe . .....
Ami y Sheepskin
Vests
uso Men's Buckskin
Gloves . . . . .
Anny Wool
Mackinaw: . . . . . .
$6.95
”33.9.3”??? 93m.” $4.65
U 5.3qu $10.45
Fliin?‘...P“"m” $1.95
Coon 101$ Boots $3.95
$1.95
$2. 45
..oooou..
osoo ooooooo
coco-count.
......... as...
Army Pure Wool
Shirts
n ..,.. . "
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llll) 140B FAME.
Enter ll‘rilrizs Kingslt‘y of Krnn‘klin
and Marshall College with 9. bid (or
[cothnl famo.
Whom is Franklin and
Collcgo'.’ you say.
Answvrwlmncastor. I‘n.
\tht has Kingsley done to make
him famous?
Moroly scored 130 points all by his
lonrsnme.
No other college player in the cast
passed tho contury mark in points
scored.
Ranking next to Kingsley is “Duke"
Marshall
.Morrison, ruinous l‘ulllmck of tho Uni-
versity of California” During the 1922
season he scored 133 points. seven in
the roar of Kingsley. In the- rust.
“runner of Lafayette. with 86 points,
was his closest rival.
Outstanding ptrformnnces in the
record of Franklin and Marsha,” wu
a. 19 to 0 victory over Swartmoref‘nnd
Gour. :iuds
Oriental Crea ‘
Men's Pure W001
001! Hose ...... .
At .. .......... . .
Proton: Union Suits
At
$1.29
“iii...““nitii 22‘}. ..... 50c
$3.95
$5 :50 Sweaters
All wool ........
° 33.53233... ...... 95c
8 12”.??? .3??? $3. 95
NE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
WORK AND SPORT CLOTHES AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
STOP
Children’s
Cough
with
i 'FOLEY‘S '
HflNEWTifl
Established 1178 “a
Romano-lama uh
on tho my...
Chfldmllk it. Lorgootoolllm
cough modfolno in tho wot
nudont.
O . O O k »
Beck-story of the honoury Andrew
W. Mellon was born tho heir to nail-
lions. but he is noted for the unfnil-
ing regulority with which he is olwnys
st his desk on every working any.
from the start of tho first hour of
business to the final minute of the lost
one. Few clerks hove such o record
tor folthfulneso.
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Secretory of the Navy Edwin Den-
by‘s osriy msnhood woo spent in the
cudoms service in Chino. As s. third-
class gunners' mote on o bottleohip.
Denby on both work sud peril dur-
ing tho wsr with Spain. Later. as
lawyer. msnufacturer. bonker sad
legislator. it wss by cnetgy snd sbili-
ty. not by influence. thst he made o
name for versotiiity of sccompiish-
mont suchss few men in public life
can lny‘clnlm to.
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Secretary of Commerce Hoover wos
sn orphsn st 0. At 14 he was lobar.
ing on on Oregon form. A little later
he was doing whatever work came to
hand to pay his wny through Ston-
ford University as a. student mining
engineer. Next he mined, with poly.
pick and shovel. Today he is among
the world’s authorities in his profes-
sion. He won his way to n reputation
by yenfl of grinding herd physical la-
bor.
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Secretary of Agriculture Henry C.
Wallace grew up on s fat-m. He paid
by his own effort for his study at the
lows College of Agriculture. ot‘ the
scionco of his calling. He was profes-
sor of dairying for several years at
the some institution. Later he found-
cd \anlnce's Farmer at Des Moinco.
combining teaching with editorship.
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Postmsstcr General Hubert \Vork
is s. physician. As a worker in be-
half of the suffering he has been un-
the holding of University of Pennsyl-
vania to two touchdowns.
- 0's
Orchestra Drummer — “I'm
fastest man in the wckld."
\‘iollnist—“How's that?"
O. I).—"Timo flies. doesn't it?"
-'So they say."
0. D.—"We|l, I best time."——Cha.-
patrol.
the
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Check of Nails-3'7 ’s Leaders Shows
\VOMEN IN COURT
FOR NOT PAYING TAX.
NEW BRITAIN. Dec. 15.-—For the
first time in local history two women
wot-o heard in police court today for
failure to pay their personal tax.
Both pleaded inability to pay because
of doctors' bills. The judge nzrccd on
a. moratorium upon the promise of
the women to pay later.
what Ih vo tOId ’em.”
adverti g. The Stores
will keep up their selling.
You Must Tell ’Em
To Sell ’Em!
. A lawyer, asked the secret of his success in jury
cases, replied: “I malke them understand. First I
tell’ ém what I’m going to tell’ em; then I tell’ em
AEply this quaint logic. to
tat keep up their telling
143 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Phone 3213
New York Markets
56 Main Street
Norwslk
Phone 2828
BEEF SPECIALS
Small Loins Pork ...............
Small Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . . .. .
Small Fresh Hams
Small Legs of Spring Lamb . . .. . . .
Small Shoulders of Spring Lamb ..
RibLambChops...................
Smoked Shoulders.......'..........
. . 22c lb.
. . 17c lb.
.~24c 1b.
30c lb.
20c lb.
35c lb.
16c lb.
suusm - Powell Corponuon.
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..........................
Saturday.
East Norwalk
QUALITY m mono!
sttbe
Specials
Cash Grocery
{mossrnsnowss'r
Best Fondly flour , 990 bog
Rye flour,31-.2lb bog ...... 25c
SelectedststoZggs ...... 48ch
Full dehthroOmdonsodXiRZcons ............._25c
Pure Old ruhionsd Buckwhoot flour, 4 lbs. 25c
Fancy BooHpocisl-3 cons 250 f
QuskuOstmmbuRBDI. 21c
Eibowmmorquhstfizm 250
FincyOormzcsns 25c
Eirly Juno Pool ..... .156
Swpmcsncuttodc
PatstoosJoeonds ..... “OW
T:22st’i'issuo,7rollsfor.2§c
LI'IeOsanchwhoot,alb.pschgo....................no
Veal Specials
Shoulder listivo Vsol, 18c lb.
Bump lstivo Veal .. 250 lb.
311:va 28c lb.
Loln-Vosl‘Obops .. .35.: lb.
‘ StoonoL‘solid most,2&:l‘b.
VosJOutiot ....... .. 400 lb.
PorkSDedalS
NATIVE FOWLsasc lb.
BEEF SPECIAIB
Shoulder Steak ... 15c lb.
Wste‘k nnoososoossso.ooo’ososoosroooo 24c ”0
Sirloin Steak .... 28cm.
Shainarotnom....,.........,.._..121-2elb.’
WM ...-.ooso--ooso-I.Hm‘¢osoosooos 15¢”:
BradsndButterRosst ,....,.,..,.......,...'..... new.
BonelessPotfioost 1891!).
...s.-.
..o..-..~ms—romm
W Rib M ..-o..r.nfi~-vnl‘o~ ”cifi.»
MMososooooqgroon.m“Mm~" I’mfi‘
WM oooooootooO'L-omnofgr ”m.” “7‘ m.
v!
WWW oosooom~W~
wwwum .0..“‘.~"QW
r
remitting. He begun with s. not!
practice sud built up. by sheer skill
as a. boner. o notions: nonunion.
Milking cows wss m or Wsr
John W. Weoh' first employment. It
was from s New alumina win
that he went to Annapolis. otter
which ho‘osw the world for two you-s
from the deck of o m-o' -wsr It
was tron: s lite or his individusi mu:
lug that ho turned. his cruising over,
to s. desk in tho Boston honking and
brokerage house of Homblovnr a:
Weeks.
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Secretory of State Charles Evens
Hughes woo not coilodxon to toil with
his hands, but tow men how sieved
as he worked”. the low. .A piece on
the federal supremo bench'is record-
ed in the profedon no the highest
honor a. lswycr can attain. Tho toot
that Hughes won such a justiccship
ments.
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Secretary of labor James J. Davis
started lire :- s. Worflh‘nim in the
sense that people» or. the cities know
the "working meli"-—-indultrinl work.
Welsh by birth. hem of s family
skilled in handling iron and steel. He
was s puddler‘s assistant at 11. s. pud-
dler at 16. To the ego of 25 he was
omployod in steel and tin piste mills.
To this m he is knm as "Puddler
Jim" and he still curries his union
card with him.
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Attorney General Harry M. Dough-
erty's father died when the son was
but 4. He become o. wsge corner
a clerkship in n grocery store.
own work supported 'him while he
studied low. The time before he was
the support of. I. family is herdly
within his memory
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Secretary of the Interior Albert B.
Fall was s. taller in a. Nashville cotton
mill when he was 11. Later he work-
ed on a. farm. He taught while study-
ing law. Those who knew him who
was a first-class pleoder before no the
21.He had made himselz one.
His
‘\‘:_-\‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
ous stock.
M
speoks for itself as to his accomplish» _‘
early. First on errsndboy. he rose to _
gifts from this Man’s Store.
TO ADDRESS NURSES.
WATERBURY. Den. iG.——-—Gover-
:nor-Elect Tempelton will speak to the
‘grsduato nurses of the state during
the convention of the Graduate
Noises? Association to be held Janu-
a" 34th. 25th, and 23111.
Get His Gift From This Man’ s Store.
It’s logical to assume that the man who buys his wearing ap-
parel here the year ’round will be pleased to receive his Holiday
He knows that quality and value and
everything good In merchandise are to be found 1n our most gener-
" NECKWEKRinNewestPattems andGolors................50cm)"
'GIDVES'andorUnlmed.............................81.00111:i»-
SUSPENDERsocg.....-o......o.osssssosobsOs-oosoooooo“c :
UmsmtorWool..............................$150119 gt
HMY,Sflk,Wooloerxtures....l.................””500.”
mmlnthelstestnovelfics...........‘......,..........$1.00!“:
INITIALHANDKERCKIEFEGinnbox................$1.00up ..
BELMflthymhdfinl.................................,
BLANKETBATHROBES.................r...........Milli]
NEW ironic—no next um. has
hit-bond takes his mitt“ WW
on s. round~the-wor~ld tour. Mrs. A. 1'.
coma. Cleveland. will not the m
Iohnds be left out.
The people are worm-hearted. it“
their ideas of hospitality m not its
tuned to Amman custolhi." mi.
Gownn sold. on mini hm or I»
V98-foot: croft at the end or its 85.”.
mils Voyage. "The that night filo
spentonhoroontwooohout tom
in n thatched tee-peo I heard tho .
village cuter (names 'tho white
woman is about to hadron: end tho 4
‘whole town turned out to see mo.
"It was the highest honor W
could have paid mo but I one on-
grstet .fbi-I blowout the!“
and in pod into bed in my clothes.”
Mrs. Gowen shared oil the olives-
tut-es. hardships sud pleasures of tho
lssmonth voyage with her husband.
cement magnate of Cleveland sad
Chicsio. She—-
mop watch at the wheel while o
mutlnous crew threatened to mom
HELPED pilot the ship through 3
South Seas hurrflsio 2.000 miles
fromVlan
HOBNO BED With surm- had:
hunters‘in the Sblcmon lIsonds.
MADE frien wlh o. block island
chief who to d not to be on Ox~
”ford graduate.
The Bpeejacks won four times re:
ported lost.
Following the tow or the South'
Seats with loud (incursions on tho
tannins. Morehhlh Society. Fill and
Solomon groom the greet cities 0!
Australia were visitéd and pilgrim—
sges modo to the magic cities of en-
clent Java.
Sing-apt»! end its colorful marks“
its Chinese end its asnling :leweld
come next. with a. trip across the
Indian Oceen to Colombo and path
of India.
Then o scorching voyage through
the Red Eco. touching at Aden. Art-
blm and through the Bucs to Egypt.
Ki. Athens the party landed the do?
More troubl.
King Constantino quit.
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