u . ”phone: ‘mistakes, commit the same reolish- .1. hmmww :1euknmam'eeonecetellotethen __ didsoorsteslnthedayswhenscisnee " 1andmost’otthewni'h! were snug. building. it Washingtoustrpst.’ South Kuwait. erwalksn and a. Branch room‘s-est. Kuwait—Telephone: W 1811} w. a.” eseeeeesee m By flail. ...=.......'...O0.0 poi-year ta-edatthesouthNorwslkfi: goonsSecondciasswm mammal-m 8nnrises7:,15 setsgéiia. " High tide 12.06 a. m., 11.2 16p. 1 The Associated Press is meiosively entitled to the use toll publication oi' all news dispatches credited to fiber not otherwise in this newspaper and also any local news published herein. , All rights oi’ publication of modal dispatches herein are also reserved. A Though; for Today _ Castingallyour care sport lin. (unscarothtoryoup-Ireteroll. And yet I want Him to care fer me While I live in the world where the shadows be. When the lights die down Iroin tie path I take. When strength is feeble and friends forsake. When love and nude that once did bless. ' Have left me to silence and loneli- nose. And my litenong changes to sobbing prayers. Then my heart cries out (or a God who cares. -—-Marianne Farninigham. Good Investment. You want to get rich. or course. Hoping to get a good tip, you study rich men, with the idea in mind that their system can be copied. You elk how certain rich men get their start. In nine out of ten cases, the answer is: "Oh. he made a good investment in so- -and-so New to make a good investment. it is an absolute certainty that he had to have some money to infist. A few of us inherit money. have it come almost in gift form. through the influence of powerful lriends who like us. an the great rank and die of people ruch finan- cial independence. only by a slow and usually painful start. . The good investment comes. once' you have awed the money to put into the investment. Thrift is a powerful servant. We all know this. But ties brain tends- to target constant truths. So occasionally it’s a good thlhg to“ jolt onrselvu into a fresh realisation. by concentrating on_.a' subject like thrift. That's the value oti-‘i'llritt Week. It starts today. annive ry of the birth of wise old Ben F lin. About one American in tour has in savings bank account. And the aver-1 age savings depositor has’lrom 8200 to $250 in the bank. Are you above or below the'average? . Work for money. Then interest, will make money for you. For root of us. thrift is our only road to ilnanJ ciao independence. Why not start a little savings aco‘ count in one of the Norwalk sayings ' institutions—or- in two. it po-ible'l Norwalk bankers welcome the floor man's savings acorn as gladly as they do the rich man's‘sturdy savings oak. Give them a call today-ésnd as often as you can thereafters ..___.__....___.. Moths. Italy cables that the whole town. San Lorenzo Bellini.‘ is slowly ‘slid- ing down a mountainside. It has moved 2.000 feet in two years.“ The ground under the town is slipping in one solid piece. like a sled carry- ing a boy. Houses have become tot- tery. catastrophe is a con‘stant'dango or. refuse to move. It reminds you or householders along our rivers. who flee to the mountains during iioods. then move back- where they’re sure to be hood victims again. People are like moths. returning to the candle. until it .“gets” them. We make the same no- over and over. The CW fears will-key. but} doesn’t leave it" alone. In reality. he wants lobe-its victim. 1' ‘ ' .— Love." In a New York restaurant on (c- trem isehot and killed by a relooted stiller. The murderer tells the penile. "fly love drove me to kill hen". ‘ llany will nod knowingly and son- mentwith an sil- ot_ wisdom. “its. love «is akin to unspoilt-942,5: nd tow others.‘ no mur- )1 . never loved the actress. fie gins himself and went- s'rtex- her a pistol because his vanity to- films hsr allure to «on lulu. e 'usussslfssn’. 7 A Mi But the people take a chanao. 1 “think they can see through it. p’loiod.’ ' w. use have shot 0: tact-mi. ‘edgfie w‘thout being inmt. All: ‘ bottle can be limo with milk. Real intellisleoe ii, in. sci-elites poser. the ability to dininguish right tram wrong and the “logically true from the obviously spurious. ~ i‘ .‘ a . Our. esnntry new has around 112.31! 400.0“ autos and motor trucks. the manutacturers report sitar a check- up. , _ - Meantime the nation is spending "60.000.000 a year 'on roads. Aguil- ing that reads nowadays are almost exclusively for motor trainc. «on car is responsible for $60 of the yearly paving bill. .. ____.__.Q...____._. Ruin-Robbers. Old Jolelstillery.‘ in Kentucky. .re- ports that. whiskey thieves killed Watchman Hullaker. What's a little murder in the bootlegglng branch of the— criminal world? The bootleg customer. who buys Old Joe. whiskey in some dirty little back room, r delivered by the case. rosy wonder if it's part or the plun- der carried. over Hullaker'e. dead body.» The customer may also won- der itzhe were not a hirtner to the crin'le,l since it's the customer that turnishs the motive—profits. . _______+______ Flying. fiave you gotten the general no- tion that flying is progressing by leaps and bounds in Europe? in one way,_it is._ But the 4.812 airplanes in France lam year carried only about 20.000 passengers and 500 tons ol’ freight. Rathera disappointing total (or the country which. in popular im- aginaflon.‘ is concentrating hardest.on airplane development. Flying on a big scale will come ~ilrst in United States." right where the airplane was invented. ...____.._.__..__. Note and Comment, to. mi. absent.minds'diy sainfid a street car conductor yesterday. ‘ _ _ ' O O O . Reader am] it Essen hassvery many delicate mesa stores. Hayba, . 0’ O O In Chicago. when a man wakes up shot so aiwkys wonders if it ml. his wife or a burglar. . . O I 0 A Tennesseean claims the white eel-n moonshine works slowly but is very conscientious. ' O I I Cape May reports geese living up to their names by flying north al- ready. . e e e Being an expert in handling food, it is a pity Hoover declined the 1130b as Secretary of Interior. . ' . O O 0 "Near East at Btake"-—-headline. Bet they wish it was at steak. 0 O O ' ' ‘ Tat-ii! is boosting the price of al- monds. but the nuts knew it would. e s e '_ . 1 _ 1 Showing how the world changes. ‘a New Yorker bit another man's nose ed to to the other man's taco. O 0 _ Appropriation to catch bootlm is about ten 'cents per bootiegger. . D . Every now and then all of us get so land we tell the truth. 0 O O This winter is half gone and much to our surprise very few of us have frozen to death yet. ‘0 C C ‘ Dolroi: woman‘s husband who came is her late huubsnd now. s e e 1 18tatistics show California children are the 'tnllest.'.bu‘t‘ neighbor-f kids always have the thickest heads.‘ . ee‘e ' andthoee homingnp with truds1 O O U gloonoo is hunting a wife. an at will have to do is sit still. e e n ‘ Just when evil-yous was looking, comes that straw hat trims will he wider. ' .0. .' We;'-hsve read: so much warmth 1 . home late and entered by a window ‘ Prlce' or window gla- has gone npf Fort Worth hermit who inherited ' (oi-ward to summer the sad news; A CONNECTICUT on. co. * ,mclu-msss caprrsn w’slcrluu-y Corporation Adds $100,000 to Slick, Making sesame Total. The Connecticut Oil Company of \Vaterbury has ind-eased its capital stock from 3150. 000 to 8250. 000. Pa were tiled yesterday at the (mice-oi the secretary ot the state. ”The .North-Eastflmh‘orestry Com- pany ot1 Cheshire has increased its ‘anthoriied capital stock from 820,000 to $100,000. . The National Compaiiy of Water. bury has inciteasrd its capital from $560,000 ”$350,000. The -Conning iteulty Company of Hartford has elected emcers as fol- lows: President: William S. Cunning: vice-president. Charles T. Treadwny: treasurer, William C. Goeben and secretary. Spencer ’1‘. Mitchell. New Corporations. With capital stock of 850. 00. the Checkers Grocery stores. Inc. or Bris- to! was incorporated yesterday. Busi- ness will start with 825 000. and the incorporates-cars David A Appeil end ‘ Sarah B. Appcll or Bristol and Bessie Rosenhlatt of New York City. 1'1'ho following new corporations were formed: Brass City Electric & Battery Com- pany. Waterbury. capital 825,000; to begin business with $4 025: incorpor~ ators. William H. Roden. Charles F. Holiister. Robert F. McLean and Hans M.‘ Lorensen. Cutting d: Woods. Inc. .‘llridgeport printing. 825. 000: to begin with $16, - 000: Samuel A. Cutting. Harold R. Woods. Samuel B. Cutting. The following corporations elected E. 8. Gordy & Company. Inc” All- sonia: president and treasurer. E. Sheppard Gordy; vice-president. Hen- have arealwaysmonetmshieswehayn1 than troubles sebave.‘ fig ‘ -'_'1Veegr;e-.-‘ 'Conditiosis m be worn. M ry P. Bartlett; assistant treasurer. William L. Little; secretary. F. Joseph Broderick; usistant secretary, Ellen A. Rowland. Vaco Laboratories: Inc” Bridgeport. Heliopouios; vice-president. Peter Christidis; secretary. John fission. ' Walker. Inc.. of New Haven has surrendered its corpus-ate right. “with- out having commenced business. The incorporators were Frank B.W ikcr. Charles P. Walker and Arvid Ek ad. The Pleasant Valley Ice Co.. Inc... or South Windsor has dissolved and all Iclaims against the corporation may be sent to Max Marcus..ca're of Charles Sudareky. No. 1026 Main Street. Hartford. The Merchants Investment Com- pany or this city has absolved and distributed itsassets among its stock- holders: Two of a Kind. Two hoboes met on s. blind siding. One had been a saleisilan whose hours were 10 a. in. to_ 4 p. in. The other one didn’t have any money either.— Mancheeter Herald. - WOMEN' HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY' . VIOIOUS and- museum. SNOW It may not be so unpleasant to hang up cothes out-otdoors when the snowflakes are large and rath- -er benevolent than otherwise, with a disposition to lie down quietly and not fuss. But when they become small and point-blank along the streets seek- ing for the eyes of passersby those who are wlsoonoughvto have sent their clothes to the Norwaik Steam Laundry may give thanks. Escape from vicious snowflakes, biting winds. cold that chaps your hands and face, sudden chills that invite disease—avoid all these things we say by telephoning for: our representative to call for your laundry next week. You never will know how good ourserviceisunlessyougiveus. Schancetoshowyouwhatwecan o. k Norwsik Steam Laundry. file: a. * gm": L vicious and revengeiui and rush” WINTER TERM NOW OPEN ' 'Day and Night Sessions. ' Students May Enter Any Time ’ MERRILL. BUSINESS ~ COLLEGES so: NORWAL‘K s‘rAMFonn PORT cameo F TO Buy Women 5 All Wool Velour ldmmm gaining him 1Betravel‘edalongetsdinyvace Muss-yetietoblndhim; 11h M as the comet went whining bv _ gmmrmmmhm " . ,Shewinkodathlmwith _ Aidinilyindeedahe So the comet paused in his headlong flight . To flirt with the gleamins Pleia Home normal-sling and blithe and bri t And sully asked, would she add g t‘ , ' mm charm ttrhil Speed and force , 1 In an astronomical tether? “And thus." he said. “we will roam a co' Through the turthermost stars logelh The Pldad nodded a shy assent. So oi! on the trail they- started 1 And over the firmament they went , And never again were parted lint little comets and Pie-lads came ,, From this joyous amalgamation And thus the heavens began to flame “1th a brand new constellation! come forth with the theory and teminlne elements Ml}: ”so. in 33“” bold bright 9‘9 amped him rsg E r." 1 (Copyright. 1928, NBA Sonics) Angevine F urniture t issorlllminsc. “NORWALK’S LARGEST STORE" Suzi}. a and promptly. ways on hand. Eyes examined by a competent optometrist—over 20 vienoe fight here in Moment—perfect fitting guaranteed. 1 Watch, Clock and Jewelry repairing in the best with A complete stock of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks and - O. B. JACKSON 38 WALL 8T. a. Sp ectaclo v Eye G Jeweler d. Optometrist Headquarters for Gruen Watches. Meter "-‘ERSHFIEL LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING ‘Daily Service Between New York 8; N Summchuvmmmiorsnxmm .. tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work Main Ofice, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk. 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