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.could be interpreted as calling for legal plans of action, and yet'
Rocky: mountains.
would better be
M wild and vague talk, it may be a mistake to advertise. him by
taking him seriously. . , '. .
Wcmhtmutcrdlxronndthem
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South'Norwalk, Conn.
Imbllshed 1870 by games Golden
s. nan. 1.. comm, proprietors:
4 * ”tuned daily. evenings. from Sentinel building, 9'! Washington Street.
A South XML
. Telephor. Norwsll: 92 and 98. .
Branch Office: a Wall Street. Norwalk Telephone Harwell: 1888.
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Miniature Almanac fox-Tomorrow 4-;
Sun riaes 5:30, sets 8:2: - High tide 2:35 a. In. 3:21“ i). m.
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for publication
any local news published herein. ‘ . d.
All rights or publication of special dispatches herein are also reserve
A THOUGHT
der the heaven—Becks, 3:1.
The ill-usage of every minute is a new record
heaven—Zimmerman.
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. .
Utilizing Refuse
The disposition of ashes, tin cans, etc., is a problem very unsat-
In many cities they are dumped
isfactofily handled in many places.
on low ground where they create a disfiguring blot on the landscap
and do no good.
Salt Lake City is making better use of this stutI, according to
the American City, by depositing it in spots where filling is needed
This material is hauled on the roads by motor trucks
It is then levelled
for streets.
and deposited from 18 inches to three feet deep.
by a drag and crushed tlat by a steam roller. “'hcn gravel is applied
to this kind of base, it seems to pack down more readily than if
Many people prefer this type of construc~
tion for the roads near their homes. "i‘hus unsightly stuff is gotten
placed on a dirt surface.
rid of and made productive.
Protecting The Birds
The opinion is commonly held by the older people that birds
are not as numerous as they used to be. The growth of destructive
insect pests suggests that the birds that were provided by nature!
to keep them down, are so depleted that they can not perform their
function. The American people are paying billions of dollars
annually, in losses by insects, for failure to protect the birds that
ought to be keeping these insects down.‘
The destruction of forests and tree growth that naturally affords
Many people
shelter, must have a tendency to restrict bird life.
claim they are killed by eating the poisons with which fruit trees
and crops are sprayed.
People should, therefore, do everything they can to favor the
feathered friends that are having such a hard time. The more trees
and shrubbery are planted, the more the birds will come and nest in
towns and villages and around people's homes, and thus be on hand
“fell
. protected birdhouscs so arranged that the cats will not get them,
to guard the gardens and farms of thickly settled sections.
must be helpful in encouraging bird life and its presence in popu-
lated communities.
Birds that are useful in destroying insects ought not to be killed
in any section of the country for game purposes. It seems pre-
postcrous. when a species of birds is needed to protect the valuable
crops of certain sections. it hunters of this section or other parts of
the country where they migrate, are permitted to kill them to eat
or Sell to the markets.
The man who kills an insect eating bird helps destroy the
Penalties should be
placed on such destruction that would keep the pothunters and their
guns at home.
country's food and its business prosperity.
any relief.
Revolutionary Agitation
A movement has been started to have the federal and state
governments enforce the laws against revolutionary agitation. The
question arises as to how far the people who desire a change in
form of government should be permitted to go.
Under a democratic constitution of course, people have a right
to favor changes in the government, provided they confine them-
selves to legal means. But when they advocate overturning the
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Off-ac...::o-‘.e.s.s.o.s.sIsa-ooseisssoscosoltlsl-ltlosaasa 89.00 par year
neared!“ the South Norwalk 135.. owe- as Second Class nan Batter.
all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise in this newspaper and also
To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose un-
against us in
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his divorces for granted.
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When an airplane
booze landed on a. Maine
roof the drinks were on the house.
0 O 0
At a. Boston charity fete society
girls sold kisses for a dollar each. or
one smackcr per smack.
O 0 0
Fire swept a broom
Pittsburg.
factory in
e e e
They say Einstein. of Kinetiin’s
theory. has another discovtrv. PW-
haps he has underttood Einstein's
theory.
I O 0
London scientists says people can
see with their skins. \Vc saw a girl
with all eyes on her legs.
0 O O
Burglar entered a Detroit heme.
~ate a. meal and went to" sleep, so the.
cops caught him napping.
man without a countrty. America is
a. good country {or her to be without.
0 0
0
Maybe the man “‘ho'figured Europe
has 20,000,000 more women than ll‘ltll
counted them in church.
0 O O
A Tennessee farmer‘s wife makes
money selling chicken feathers.
money from pin feathers.
O 0 0
Paris newspaper started by janitors
is bankrupt.
than Janitors do.
0 0
It is only natural for girl.- to know
more about kissing because they hire
either men or women.
e s e
,.
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Our guess is that the Pennsylvania
man accused of having 14 wives took
loaded with i
farmer’s“ ;.;..
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Isadora Duncan says she is .1 wo-
I‘in i
It clean up no better:
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“'c carry twelve sty
{mm—how lice-Ls.
Grey Suede
.Pumps
and Oxfords
Louis Heels. Basket dice! and
plain—See our window display.
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
Ics to choose
Cuban, and
! Showing
8 No. Main 81:. 80
:' NEW SPRING
STYLES
The.C;;Yfight
CLOTHING durum
. Norwalk
NEAR AND PAR
hi one pair with no division line
showing.
— KRYPTOKS —
Let us examine your eyes and {it
you with a pair or these
Invisable Btfocals.
W. A. McClelland
— Incorporated —-
226 Atlantic Street,
STAHORD, CONN.
Phone 1684
FREDK. H. GANUNG
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBALMER
84 So. Main 8:. So. Norwalk, Ct.
As the presidential
spread their" political
they be in it next year.
O O O
Busting clay pigeons is
with trap shooters. Auto
think man is made of clay.
bunk so will
popular i
speeders t
RL‘LIEYES BACKACHE
“Have had kidney trouble and
backache for many years and I tried
several doctors but got only tempor-
A friend advised me to.
try Foley Kidney Pills, and before I'
used two boxes I was entirely wall,"
writes A. C. Perkins, Summer Shade,
Ky. Kidney and bladder trouble re-
quires prompt treatment. Foley Kid-
ney Pills give quick relief. Refuse
substitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Still-
son, Powell Corporation—Adv. '
F. H. BAXTER
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
government by force, then it is a different propositionm If. it is a.
criminal act to raise a mob, and commit acts of destruction and,
violence, it must be equally criminal to urge others to do so.
DRUGGIST
.Agent tor Page .1: Shaw. Park «I
candidates,
14 West Ave.
c“
'l‘iltord. Green Seal. and Russell‘s
Candies. <
Phone 2257
norm noos'r m
TIRE PRICES
Orders taken now will be filled
at the old price.
WEEKESAUTO I
. SUPPLY CO.
Norwalk
There are a lot of people who are trying to create class hatred,i
to make the industrial machine work as badly as possible, with the!
hope of increasing discontent. They figure that the more trouble’
they can makc,flie more people will be dissatisfied, and the better
I
chance for their wild projects.
In dealing with these people, the great difl‘iculty is that they
have a trick of using appeals that have a double meaning, that
is we:
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which really suggest mob rule and an
attack 0‘ the government
by force.
. If too much weight is attached to the vaporings of fanatics,
it may seem to dignity their movement and attract interest to it.l
,There will always be discontented people who Would like to over- I
turn any kind of government no matter how perfect it might be.‘
But an attempt to overturn the government of- the 'United States
would be about as hopeful at this times: an attempt to level the
If a man deliberately advocates revolution. he i,
deported or put in a hospital. But if 'he'me‘relyz
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a.
A Paris doctor says that smoking is beneficial. Elie nicotine
ornls anti-microbe chemicals. Now watch the adherents 01$th
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GAS STD
and '
The Cimnecticut
WW“! St.
and PowerCo: _
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Light
camoraaqron'
85 ms“
soupav,-':rsou'aeoav, fats“
uo‘iuna.‘ new no
E.Bar’thol.D.C. "“9 “R's ;;
So. am i
333°;an
BUSINESS TRAINING
COMMERCIAL, SIENOGRAPEIO
and
SECRETARIAL
COURSES
Day and Night Sessions
—— ENBOIL NOW ——
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGES
BO. NORWALK STAMFORD
And it you sing a carol wtih
That ripple like the ’waters l
Its magic will not tarry or I
- Unless you put some love in. {or Love's what makes tho A...
What if your deeds be splendid. wha
These are but transitory and will
However you be lauded. however
If love itself be lacking—they are not worth the v. Illin.
BY BERTON BRALEY
0
(Copyright. 1923. NBA Se
Oh it you write a story. a. story brave and fine
With thrills in every chs.
Still all its glow and clamor will be but fugitne
Unless you put some love in—for Love‘s wh
ptcfr and art in every line.
at main: st hut
lovely words and true
)eneath a. silver moon.
inger very lone:
t if your fame be m 1- t
not long abide;
fortune snii‘e.
So it with pen you labor, or brush or spa-10 or rmnl.
And if you fashion statics. or towers proud and talL
Whatever be the talent or artistry that‘s yours.
Be sure to put some love in—tor Love alone endures.
rvice. Inc.)
ones
NEW SPRING GO
W KID GLOVES
Kid Gloves in two-clasp, gauntlet, 12 and 16 button j,.
VAN BALI-TE SILK
Silk Gloves in wrist gauntlet and elbow length, all
tipped fingers, in black, white, grey, beaver. pong-7r) a; ?
3 :‘h,
GLOVES
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r .
SILK HOSERY
Van Raalte, Gordon H-300, Triplctoe, Centemori, (1;.3 ,
Humming Bird—New shades to
NECKWBAR
Lace Berthas and Paisley
match the pizza; ~.
Collar and C113 Sets in lace-eyelet and corn rmliz' ii :1
Neekerchiefs.
INFANTS WEAR
to the “Tri-to-‘Valk” kind.
“'c never forget the children and have many 1:
Dresses and Gertrudes and some of the most bewitx-E.“ r 3* I
nets and Caps. Many kinds of Baby Shoes from the 7f j~
Sweaters, Jackets and many other things to '- ._ - a
mothers as well as the babies.
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J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street.
Telephone 141
‘ South Net-walk
ODS
so: our— -‘
WWW
EDWARD C. NASH
MOTOR TRUCKING — FURNITURE MOYIN G
Westport, Conn. .
Poultry Wire Netting
Allsizesinstock—Gardentools ofallk'inds.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
RGSENEIELD BROS.
125 Washington St. Phone 340
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Free Delivery
“:3
PORT CHESTER
Pastuerized Milk and
Cream
Sweet Creamery Butter
COAL—Anthracite and Bituminous—COAL
MASON’S BUILDING MATERIAL
Delivered Anywhere
The Norwalk' Goal (‘9’. Supply Co.
Phone 113
108 Water St.
Fresh Native Eggs
400 Dozen
THE N ORWALK DAIRY
COMPANY
33 Center Ave. Norwalk
Tel 1664
Sechs' Delicious
NEW ENGLAND
BREAD
Fresh Rolls and Bread TWlee Dally
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS
New England Bread Rye Bread
Vienna Bread
ASK YOUR *QROUER FOR 11'
THOMAS’
m arenas or ovum asp -vrcn. i
Lunches
French and Danish Pastry
Ice Cream
THOMAS’
(Two Stores)
26 WALL ST. 7 .—
24 SO. MAIN ST.
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monsoon-nous: m. m
7 ) ‘mfldhen- mm»
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go
, Int-e
SATIN PUMPS:
"Suede. Baby French
PAW m:
. one-strap-
mPUIIPS
Fletch Heels.
NNE
as».
Shoe
Heels.
medium heels.
dean.
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SPRING SHOWING OF LADIES’ DRESS PUMPS. '1
Fashions tos- SpI-ing wear now on Display. i
TWO-Btu: pattern with collar and straps of Black
Basket work sides with dull underlay, plain vamp
= Trimmed with collar and straps at Black Suede. Baly
' LY e BRACKEN
1'
Saturday Evening?» i
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Norwalk Chronicler