”so-11'. FEBRUARY 15,1923.‘ - ,‘ .
nriches .Many, PoVerty Is
Chlnese Wizard’s
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“muse genius
:,u.i by road busi-
1, ',1 (limit. llel'lll-
-..,«n horticulturist.
.nvi want arid 1!
mm Hm hminly 11’
um: given his
svnlcc of hu-
l for you to eat
n m: on your table
.~ rr'slllt of Lou
",rmnk. 'ls most
1! H Ill" Lou Gin
‘1 .1. after ‘ong' ex-
'Lli‘ll {mined him
‘ but his exten-
mpmnxl a. doz-
I
. Hirv at ."J. .
. in America. lien-
Hr- had ape..t
--. father's farm
::‘ ml and enter-
‘ unwr. 'iolomun
l .mumi . gliter
Nil “10 Chinese
Finn-rm sympa-
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25 mm.» 0 make
- ll . ii an vmpirc
“ "pl‘t"8lll(‘lll" OT
Thanks
‘ plying his sustenance”
The republican movement lit-um
time failed but when a. Chinede repub-
lie was founded. many of Leu's min-6 '
ciples are said to have been incorpor-
ated into the constitution.
Goes to Florida.
Leu came to Florida where he had
inherited an estate from his roster
mother and started his horticultural
work. . ‘
To his credit are—
A grapefruit that yields a perfume.
The cherry current—e. eras of
grape and currant.
An apple that ripens in July.
A late peach which. grown under
glass. ripens in November.
A tomato plant 15 feet high.
But. despite all this which has made
millions for others. friends here have
had to take over the management of
Lou's business nflairs in the hope of
clearing of: his debts. They are sup-
Leu lives like a hermit on his farm
near here. His only companion is his
mare Fanny, which he has owned 20
years.
CUT THIS OU'I‘t—IT IS \VORTH
KIDNEY. ,
Cut out this slip. enclose 'with 5c ‘
and mail it to Foley 8: (30.. 2835 She!-
field avenue, Chicago, Ill.. writing
ing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound for coughs. colds
and croup: Foley Kidney Pills for
pains in sides and back: rheumatism,
backache, kidney and bladder ail-
ments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets. a.
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation.miliournen.
LEL' GIM GONG AND HIS MARI} FANNY.
‘headaches. and alui'rtlsh bowels. Still-
ron. Powell Corporation.——Adv.
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SOUTH 'NORWALK‘EVENINo SENTlNEL _
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TRINITY WOMAN’S GUILD .
.. Gums sorr
day evening some parish house of
Trinity Church under the auspices of
east: of this nature until after East—
er. All those who attended the sup-
tures. most of them educational in
nature.
pleased the audience.
A novel musical
like a walking stick.
mm wrm our rum
1 do painuess extractions,
no matter how difficult. by
Nap-a-Minit Nerve Block.
I also do both fixed and re-
movable bridges at reason—
able prices.
' “$511011!”
102 Washington St.
Phone 3129 Hours 0-8 1'. M.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Twenty million people mutually own the
blggest life insurance company in the
world. It is The Metropolitan.
One person in every six in
States and Canada is a holder
politan policy—one of the safest ,forms of
investment known to man.
Metropolitan, policyholders live? longer than
other people because The Metropolitan
take-:1 care of its policyholders.
At the same time The Metropolitan is
working in cooperation with private,‘public,
civic, state and national organizations to
improVe the ' health and livin conditions
of every man, woman and c ild in this
. Conn try and Canada.
the United
of a Metro
5.135;. f.”
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VJhy
Metropolitan
‘9‘." icyholders
Live Longer—
‘—
Metropol
- Life Insurance Company
Inrnrporated by the State of New York. A Mutual Company.
HALEY FXSKFq President FREDERICK H.
itan
ECKER, VicevPrcsidcut
. 'Why
Metropolitan
Policyholders
Live Better—-
.‘lctrop'olitan has
d \tributed 272v
COL},OOO booklets
.z." .l pamphlets deal—
:11: with health and
.- Tutor life.
A Metropolitan nurs—
C< have made more
than 16,000,000
1" cc visits to its luv
’1 .ierutrinl(i.e.,wcekly
ru-mium) Policy-
holders.
Metropolitan CXv
fonds free periodic
medical examina-
tions to holders of
Ordinary (l. e.,
mher than indus—
trial) policies.
3‘
l M etropolitan,
working with Nev
tional, State and
Local Health Agcn.
0:5, is waging am:
On Tuberculosis
and other prcvcno
able diseases.
Life expectancy
among MetroPoll.
tan Industrial Poli—
cyholdcrs has been
extended 8% years
since 1911.
Business Statement, December
Assets ........ , ................ .
Lion than than of any other Insurance Company in the World
Increase in Assets during 1922 ........... .
More than that of any other Insurance Company in the World
Liabilities oooooo o o e o o). 91.$;;‘..'_:&. 0,;nzo'fil do
Surplus--‘ ooooooooooo oo‘ooo‘vso ooooo
Income in 1922 ................... .
More than that of any other Insurance Company in the World
Gain in Income 1922 . . . . ' .............
More than that of any other Insurance Company in the World
urance laced and aid for in 1922 . . . .
TOtahlrilrgsdun ever placed in one year E any Company in the World
Gain in Insurance in Force in 1922 . .
More than that of any other Company in the World
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Number of Policies in Force December 31, 1922 . . . 27,334,445
More than that of any other Company in the World ‘
um \Pli Claims aidin1922 365276
ymgikfiirgfclaig C; for cozy 22 records pf each business. day of 8 hours .. ’ .
Payments to Policy!» a averaz $893.81 a minute of each business day of 8 hours
030-
Dividends payable to policyholders in 1923
1 Insurance Outstanding
ORDINARY (Insurance for the larger amounts, prem—
semi—annually, quarterly or
iums ayable annually,
1110:: v) .
MorefianthatofanyothnCompanyindeofld
INDUSTRIAL (Premiums payable weekly)
SI TRANCE OUTSTANDING
ToTbiAuEGtIIINnM of any other Company in an Wald
................
7_ GROWTH IN TEN-YEAR PERIODS .
‘ Flu-bud? ideol-
“haw“! ! ano‘t’YehJ Sulphsstwflcsr Porosittslodoonoerl
31, 1922
. $1,259,850,325.23
.» 144.267.300.69
. 1,198,366,913.98
. 61,483,411.25
., 340,668,30130
. 38,685,601.91
. 1,802,110,686.00
. ‘ 801,849,118.00
. 20,809.39856
. $4,395,324.11s
3,412,232,899
7,807,556,957,
mm!“
54.26 7.69 3 2,002,464.13 $ 379,907.13
31;,30731145 ‘ 16,506,28122 3,674,516.49
43.336.283.61 . 89.168.790.55 10.351.338.02
106.136.973.52 391.913.442.71 134.342.971.65.
. . 0- $259,850,334} .6! 2.3.; ~ ~14
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... m..._-—— WM
341,632 31.43.245.752 1882
2.719.860
6,976,651
figsrmz W10; 1912
: 319.752.8326 11192
1.219.166.4251 1902
care for food; how
~ some, i nourir rig
. 7 IO.“- .1: .
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The Metropolitan
Agent is a friend to
the families he visv
its and helps them '
in‘casc of sickness. .
17,000 Agents Visit
the homes of l7r
000,000 Industrial
Policyholderr
weekly—telling
them of the value
of sanitation, fresh
air and sunshine.
Among the useful
booklets distributo
cdby thcAgents are
those telling how to
buy food, bewto
to cook food. hm-_ ‘
food for =
money. "
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~Ac....i..'.w
A'cafeteria supper was held Tues- :
the Woman's Guild. this being the last - 2
per. and this was I. large number. re-l ‘
unlined for the motion picture ’show ;
which followed. Four reels of pic- 1
were shown and greatlv ‘
instrument is a .
violin that can be folded and carried ,
*Fresh , Mackerel ............. . ..... 22c lb.
Codfish Steak ..................... 25c lb.
Bluefish .. ............ -. . .' ........ 25c lb.
Weakfish ........................ '. 22c lb.
Buston Bluefish ................... 20c lb.
Halibut .7 .......................... 35c lb.
Snapper Blues ....... . ...... ‘ . .‘ ..... 18c lb.
Salmon Steak ..................... 25c 1b.
Tile Fish ..................... A ..... 22c lb.
Flat Fish ................. ‘. ........ 16c lb.
Haddock ........ ,. .~ ........... -. . . 14c lb.
N o. 1 Smelt ....................... 329 lb.
Escallops ......................... 60c pt.
Oysters .......................... 350 pt.
Strictly Fresh Eggs ................ 45c doz.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Norwalk.
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