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AYS LIFE EXlsu‘oN PLANES ‘
. Is Hot. Mars ll Co”, "a Vain. '
rib. Earth as For as Climstgg G II M521; Like
European Astronomer. [ "I
I,” i\ “luv a—llsiral Hell located ll!
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CHNTRASFWINOTABLES§ “What Can You Do For
Flower Bed Backac ”
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W... plums. though it :- wither “In“? Frans say the: m. h mug m h
wmc mu ”HM mam-trauma“
weknewwhatthewfiererwostalkingahout. Mined
backache is a sign that your
house cleaning. VTho kidneys”
you develop aches easily. The chances alsoare that
isnotasactivoaoitohouldbe.
Andso.rloworhedbackache,lsaransorbdnoy
liver weakness. Tho'spinal bones con
. By CARL D. GROA'I‘
l‘mlcd Press Stafl Correspondent)
."l .y 9.-—Life, vastly different
r. “ll the planets.
plant no -. animal life, but, there must be
"HHS dwelling in our neighbor worlds.
i l'rolcssor Julius
rlilll‘l'. who knows
w be known at this
, moon and pllnoto.
l-Lngineer H. J.
the view that
,m‘ which are not
- l- niperatures" so
Mil." in which we
91.210 in other
from anything we mor-
quaint
ing point. While American I: ~
iner William Pickering antarctic“
Mara temperatures aren't so bad as
pointed. Gramatshi even that “a stay
on Mars inuat nevertheless be terrible
tor humane."
“Lite oviating by ouch tempera-
tures and in the midst of red deserts
and mighty salt sees it Arrheniuo'
theory is corrocthan be little related
to our own life. However to put it
on a lower plane than our own
lacks any sensible basis. for who
knows but what the higher phases 0:
life are Jointed with a. decrease battle
tor existence—a sorter life than we
humans have to load."
peculiartothebaiythotisnotgettingrldolwosteprodoctl
rapidly.
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:""il in quarrel
lmnmnicul coll-
llllri. whole) “pan-
:‘il iu'l'uunt tor
l c ilttrlhutln‘ it
n (rvictli'y where
‘.".-.l Nils it hardly
“on. {t‘elinl‘l it“ {to for fMercury, Gramatski says. to “'I‘H “K. ‘N’NN
in n ll e p c ure a arm or ii! "i thi -
, Kiliilill: on the ary hell is beyond our ;owe: tiling:- 123 WASHINGTON ST. so NORWA .
omce Hours: 8:30 to 12 in, 1:30 to _
p.111. andby appointment.
‘ ~ i'or the forma-
. use now existent.
‘V‘ll‘fillng light up-
aginetion.“
Gramatzki thinks that Uranuo.
Neptune Jupiter and others also have
some term or life. ovn though it is
not human or plant.
DR. PERDUE’S
Phones: omce 3303—Residence 2537
. is. according to
ml Mercury is I
i ll|‘\l to the sun.
lllli'll sunshinea
.1 H--- earth and ap-
ing only one aid-ii
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'-- ,lililgrs, hol a I . "“
in; mir own. The 6.. {.33
approaches that O. ' l
as is about tho CIL 0:. u S O ‘
~irln. and is our- . 2 hi
“can; moisture-con _ ”' .:.. h.‘
“ml-i. makes this rvoxxn’r’m'rnups. ropmm‘rnrmca acrnzss AND H ”
l - sunlight like 3 April 30. 1923:. wrrn or sascna.ommr._cnnnemmn_novnmsr AND ,3; H '36
,llls iloud-cnvering TO 1h. Mayor and Council of tho PLAYWRJGHT. - z. i:‘
. ~r- HY Venus from our City of Norwalls: LORD BIRKENHEAD,'LORD HIGH'CHANCELLOR OF ENG- .. .3.
- investigations in- Gentlemen: LAND. STERN JUDICIARY_OF.DIV‘ORCB.,WHO.W1LL LECIURE .:. 99o
mist, lll'lo on this Apropos or recent suggestions made To AMERICANS. " ' v ’3‘
l'lizht continuously. for the disposition of garbage within -- u S O . .5
wiimlvrous weather. the limits of the City at Norwaik NEW YORK—On thi'calendar’caf totem-mg. mmgw'Americg’w ’3. 0..
- v-a." says Gramatzki and the DOIflble elimination 02 some summer are two quite disassoclated. but equally interesting personalities ea -
. ims darkness. But 3: yr: frflesert: dumps. I should hit; -—Lord Birkenhead. Lord High Chancellor of the British Empire. who .3. - ’ ~ W .s‘.‘
_ r that there is upon r 1‘ 0 Y 0“ ne 3 D an W will. address the American Bar Association convention at Minneapoiio . — v .
. lmccillio which with- l thinknwlll [mo-th?fllclenttliy and OCO- betore starting out on a lecturehtour ot the country. is a stern Judiciary axe YOU ARE FORTUNATE IF YOU NEED NEW RUGS ‘E’:
i «‘liorophyll ((subot- nom Cl Y '0 0 I fill" 011- at the divorce court. 5
. " ' ' F ' ' .
. .k... 1...... Hum) It will be necessary in the first Mile. Ivonne Printemps. beautiful wire or Sascha. Guitry. celebrated " \Vhy ? Sim 1v because our stocks ive v0 0 ' .
Hm darkness of mud place to have a motorized street de- French playwright and novelist. is one of the most popular actresseaof i ee last pur any}; ‘we my“. before the 5:3 'f titan ppgrtumtg ti: gums? from the 0:0
, (“Don dunk” then periment iso m- as tdlie cogectIion hoi. the French stage, and an excellent dramatic critic herseu. .. means that in spite of the f“ ‘ ”I tn‘ nu ac ult‘ers a; range t on prices. 'lll‘his .8.
“a problem 1. 6mm" "r 6‘. ' conceme ' m n t u L ., V . n a re canno rep ace ese rugs a anyw ere
mic." mmncr mak. m. “pultg collec- - etc near what they cost Us, we're offering you choice at prices based on much lower ’g’
.r M“. 1. n1. extreme 2;: giggfi.“ $33?" obzfglzwé‘: .3. costs than the presmii market ! Here you will find wonderful rugs in all the 9:.
mm It h" ‘ “was: time md 6mm“ wmch ”6 now 6 I ,. very newest and most llt‘allllful patterns and colorings-fWigons, Velvets, Ax- 030
.0 known“: 'ollrtaco w con-”0mm“ m om. ”rm" “.90“. . 2 .6 miiisters, Brussels, 010., in Sizes for every room and at prices 0 fit every purse. ee
"MW”- "'”’ ”WWW" tion with horse drawn vehicles. In- 3‘ z
.. CA SED Y ILLITERATE MASSES . .
.. WW! "” "mm“ "m' parties for the disposition or garbage. ‘ so i ‘0’
'° "NW“ ”“0” "'1'" with the saving or time gained by a ‘ 3 t
' motorized department. the city could i 0:0 .2.
; e e' ‘ ’
i
have at our present dumps compe-
By FREDERICK G. NEUMEIER
N
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tv-nt men with facilities for properly - . , . ,. .
......»i.:x: the curl-age mm hovering it. . MEXICO (ITl. Mcxwo. Mny. 9.——lllc Igl't‘lil errors of the-Mcx- . 0:. FURNITURE COMPANY .3.
q «. ... that they would he or no harm lean revolution were due to the lilill'l‘ill‘)‘ oi the masses. according to ee ‘9
. from t Itandvomt ‘0' “Trim" 0‘10" .1059 Vasconcelos, secretary of the department (if public education .3. ”’
~ , to 9"". "'mem' °£ M cm' H ,m in the Obrcgoil cabinet. .3, SNOI'th N181“ Street Sflllth Norwalk ee
Not A emie “it” :Atuatlolne 3"" I: Ch “ u I l i c- l l ' ith th i l t l i ..
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.' litflfimkd ‘- eeems to me that the policy or dump- United Press he stated that this was a “leaviuim... who “as not a revoiu- . o0...”...o”.“o”o“o“o“.“e“e”e“e“o“o”O“o°'v v"’0“3”e“e”e”e°‘e”:.‘:°°e”e’*:“o“:”»_°e‘fe’fe°fe.
tact "because the masses could not ”must of i Ulfl'li'LlUfl. but rather a po-‘
. ~. ineffectiveness-cs
.irunl color and corrects
.. Highly antiseptic.
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MUTUAL PROFIT
"l1 RTIFIOATES
. .miuguc oi I‘run’umo
: li-c (‘ream Served,
Bovi Pharmacy
Solllin 8t. 80.1mm
ing in the present dumps should be
continued for the very reason that a
public service is being accomplished.
In East Norwoik. a considerable
saving is being made to the city in
the way of fill which will oventuato
in a public park. The same trim: is
true or the New Canaan avenue
dump.
\thn this time does arrive. we
have conditions in the community
which should receive attention and
correction. Two or them are on di-
roct approaches to the City of Nor-
wailc. one near Taylor avenue where
the state has had to go down sixty
feet to find bottom and the other in
Pest Swamp. From an eathetio
standpoint as well as from that of
public pride we should be interested
in having 'deairable approaches to
the city. but above all. public health
requires that all swampy. wet. moap
quito breeding places and depres-
sions should be filled in and our
statutes very wisely make provision
for remedying such detects. Indeed.
ao health officer. I understand that I
may. without any appropriation. ex-
understand the line orientation of the
social movement and placed all power
military chiefs who completely por-
vorted its purpose and practically pro-
duced an abortion."
“I consider that the Mexican revo-
lution failed because one or its prln‘
cipai objects was to obtain the
destruction or big properties". latirun-
dio). Secretary Vaaconccelos stated.
“During the critical period of the
revolution large land owners were
dispossessed of their properties by
military chiefs, but these chiefs took
them for their own personal use and
not for the purpose of public utility.
and the result has necessarily been
that all properties so confiscated have
in the hands of ignorant leaders anti.
lllll‘lll opportunist. permitted the gen-
(‘I‘lilH tn izlkc possession 01 haciendas
to keep lllf‘lli contented and to gain
1!)! llSfilSlulit‘e they rendered. but it
never oocureri to him to issue laws
uhich would have destroyed the “luv
tirumlo' as for example. the progress-
ive tax which is now established in a
large number 0! civilized countries.
without the necessity of armed revol-
utinn.
"lt the Mexican masses had not
been illiterate they never would have
tolerated the crude and ignorant doo-
potisni of (‘lii-runza. but would have
seen that the revolution was we; by
men capable of understanding and
iindlng a. solution 0: the agrarian
probelm."
BAD ROADS CAUSE WEALTHY' NEW
mun T0 QUIT GREENWICH HOME
pend as high as 8300 per year for
" "If" '0 "1°" “Tim?"- "“1 6‘“";:‘|:.d°"::: GREENWICH, May 9.—One month’s automobile riding along
Mu! Mother a 3‘: 13"}: ‘ :3: 3;", to "mm, the Post Road between Greenwich and the New York state line cost f
Mn: lint: Card these situations. An excellent exam- W. E. Celestin. of 350 Madison Avenue. ‘few York city, a bill of 5
pie at what can be dam 110“! "I" $450 for repairing broken axles and replacmg torn tires. Indirectly
l'iil‘ -—
‘M lll'lll’S DAY"
'3 ‘ I May 13th
'I \\'-llll"l'rll‘ selection
I .Il‘ll! It
Oilnelly’s
line has been in progress in the City
or New Haven for twenty years. but
much closer example may be had
within the very business section or
the First Taixng District near the
rectory of Charles K. Horns. which
the owner is now beautifyingdaama
ark ground .and in the Secon -
ipng district. the Gabbo Mole 8150.000
As a result or this Niel Morrow
hold. a real estate broker here. yester-
day passed the hat around to raise
money for repairs or the Post Road
between; Greenwich as the Pickwick
it cost the village approximately
planned to expend in building. a summer hunlf“
$100,000 which Mr. Celestin had
money was quickly subscribed and
work will he started a. once. Green-
wich has'the reputation of being per
capita. the richest city in the United
States and incidentally of having
some of the worst thoroughi'ares in
"
‘v a I o
‘J.* )1 l. \n
factory is being erected on all Arm- t6 "le8" lime Hill." The the country.
ground. When the present doing: “6 ‘6 _
’ d in de available so pu E f .
I" filled on . per month and gets the benefit. for enough or lufllclently chlugd. The very '2 av O I e
lic parks or play grounds. an excel-
lent site on the east side or the Nor-
wail: river above the railroad bridge
hil plggory of all the garbage in the
city. I have no criticism for the in-
dividual nor about him because no
check was presented at the close of
It came to 83.40.
the guests glanced over it and placed
the meal. One of
as a Brebrand!
‘ . ’34“? «:5 which would score .
:3, ‘ ‘ . ;. . if $2K.3°.°?3"'yfin to come and im- bu not the proper facilities “fill“? a :5 bill on the tray. The waiter dia- \ F , -
it; -, .663 ' 59 prove an unsightly "we, . ”1° 00337“ oalti'uCh : 2:36“? '3‘; ° appeared. all smiles. and returned .. ' I Kimono—billiona— of floating
“713'. _, a. We should use torooight in theoo ”:91”: '22: 6:7"; "I; 3': cf; with the change—o. cabin and so- 6 W m m u m m by
i¢&{;;_5‘<: mature. and it seem. to no that tom- 2:06". 2n m. first pm“ mg“ “ch cent piece and a dime. He put the 14:: :i the am. My they m their
;,.3.’.' » / ' Dorm “film 3“ "l W :3 . “um, “d 1,, m. mom! ,1.“ tray at the guest’s elbow and .waited M , - a hot fury on ever, ”at ot'un . ed
3::7 10" . / oommuv.’ 'hmb, th. a" '0 mt. ., contr‘ct undu- mch can“- doubtfully. He watched th. doll‘l‘ &' . . m
' men In out!" 0' "m" m ‘° "‘ bill slowly withdrawn and thou alter Hi at ready pointed wood.
J “:4 .
tundiroct ertndireet. iabodbno-
inescandnettathebestiaterooteet
tit city. mammenkeew
aronerely
tiona without the knowledge that the
garbage is going to be handled in the
moot modern way.
This expenditure it put in the term
9. painful pause, the BO-oonbpiece.
The tray. with its lonely dime. was
shoved toward him. 3‘ picked it
Itsstrengthbumtsway,itsm
snawithdnwmthewood (an. an
ass/mama“.
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Flower. for that such mann- a r m up looked at it “my “a 666° 6 lonr ._
usage, but that they do not in or a yearly trumps-la on or m. . _ .. .
ID V ' tor eo ' dan- nnd and other covering. would be sigh. "Boss,” he said. I gambled and ‘ _ .
THLR 8 DAY :néway anaeflorotorzfu'mi1“. m. was the city I"? thought or, I lost."—-Judge. ., , P. hint your m With Dcvoe Prod.
AND M. BEACH
spending (or ouch purposes hitherto.
and would enable the city health and
tply cover '
MY
OHEESE- .
"Cheese. sir?" inquired the lone
. .“Mms’r highway authorities to
"~ Phone 1140 our presentdum destroy 030ml" dew-muscled waiter. - .-.?:. - , .
Infill. and a the ‘m. tin. provide "Certainly!” , 1'.le m m_ '1‘; ’~,..'~.5£.'-:-€..' 6:
sensation will“ .V'hlch' '31 5° 1" “Catch “.1 mun-sort" -. ‘ ' ‘ "--‘ ' a; .-
euired u the do are" The momeamecthe oido- -- 3:
Tours oery‘trnly. board .54 men one an the nlcl, _ ,;ot r w. . 5w"
noon-m- a. rumor. um, _ . ._ _, r; a; V . _ ,. 4 ‘6 . South I'm 0 ,
"a are W, - - ". ,. “j -. - “new catch use W “w.” ’0‘" ' W.“ Pew. Gin-I» PM
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