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iWear a Poppy
s of the \Vorld “far in
r of their comrades, sleeping
--‘-Frsnce and Belgium, awaiting
blast of the grand reveille.
My, symbol of those who laid
their lives that decency and
y might not perish from the
recalls the cheerful sacri.
'of-youth and strength, that
_‘ should not be laid under the
; ht 'of tyranny nor beauty wear
1 joke of militarism.
' 51'. This week before Memorial Day
‘; been set apart by the allied
ZMrans as a perpetual day of re-
' 'Mhrance of the peril that beset
“fourth—and was conquered.
i [h htfinblo and altogether inade-
i gusto gratitude, not only to our
w.’ l
Wm but to the dead of France,
pf.
v
i: "itfl'Brltain, and Canada, and
s." hatralia, and South Africa, and
1 d, apd Belgium, let every
”use! us hold Memorial Day in
Md contemplation, if even for
uflhfiof minute, those indomitable
it“ who at the crisis were found
Judy; for whom death had no
‘ log and over them, even today
its! grave can boast no victdry.
‘3". its time for high resolve is
‘ . r present, and this day of all
_ers is singularly appropriate
or fresh determination to raise
V‘ oft the torch of sterling deter-
” tion and with it illuminate
, paths as the men who went
“wore would have us tread as
‘j sole reward for their devo-
.; In John McRae, Canadian
quolonel, also one of those called
gidhis reward in the great conflict,
main as appropriate on this oc-
"sasion as they were written seven
’7‘.“ ago :
, ,7 In Planders' Fields
,‘gh ‘Flonders’ fields, the poppies
L grow
Between the crosses row on row,
gall“ mark our place; and in the
,u
Thefllarlrs, still bravely singing
’ y,
fiance heard amid the guns below.
1‘; ,We.are the dead. Short days
ti _ ago ’
3N“ lived; felt dawn, saw sunset
3» glow,
‘ Loved and were loved; and now
. we lie
1;”.‘1’, ' In Flanders’ Fields.
. his up our quarrel with the foe ;
To gen from falling hands we
7 row
~ Torch. Be yours to lift it high;
in yo break faith with us who
. W e
”9 shall not sleep, though pop-
» pies grow
In Flanders‘ Fields.
or need we be ashamed of
en’s reply, told in the words
W. Lilliard, another soldier:
, _ America’s Answer
the learned the lesson that ye
ght.
in peace, ye Flanders dead,
‘ .fi'flght that ye so bravely led.
_,"§'ve takenup and we shall keep
: .y faith With you who lie asleep
. : ’ - each _a cross to mark his bed,
{ad poppies blowing overhead
i= e once his life blood ran
73’
.s _
',l
I
, ..
u.
H,
.0—
« . at your rest be sweet and deed
In Flanders’ Fields.
,3 not that ye have died for
.—
Q arch ye threw to us we
. :Jt'
N ”ha hands
will hold It
is
aJearned the lesson that ye
t
In Flanders’ Fields. ,
*wear a peppy today and
" ‘ ’DIY. and in your
1 slay carry the echo
‘ .91 bravo menas told
gratitude bless
oneofthem!
O O o
.. “sod red today is the emblem
, q _ thy hundreds of thousands of
The words of that loyal sol- ,'
hifili . ~ 1
. is organisation mails letters
to parents and pupils, remarking
on how many men there are with .
incomplete ‘ educathn. when“
greatest regret is. that they didq
not finish their school or '
It calls it a
pupil leaves before; [him ‘
is,ntsde to
nay lie-one in
He certainly nlled u! the news or
the day.
Ills enemies thought he wouldn't -
dare
Resign. We mean It. Poincare. ,
/
Hls trionddadvlso him not to tarry.
Again we speak of I. Poincare.
All France thought it could never
be. ‘
That he would quit—X. Poisson".
The Boy with the Changeable Votes
He ahrielu aloud a question.
He answers in a groan.
He must be dent in both his ears.
He cannot use the 'phone.
I
And when he sings in choir.
He can never get the range.
His only prayer at night. at bed:—
"Please make my bum voice
change." '
c. 1‘.
About the only serious thought in
this column today is that today Is
Poppy Day. Buy your poppy and
wear it in loving memory of than
who fought in France. It you lost one
near and dear to you there is all the
more reason why you should ‘wear a
poppy. It you lost a friend. honor him.
but if you were among the fortunate
ones to escape the pang that came
with the news of the passing to greater
glory of one you loved. and whose
memory you cherish. wear a poppy in
memory of those who went beyond.
Every American worthy of the name
will be glad to show in thls simple
torn: his love and esteem for the silent
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Saturday is one of the seven days
when I find it hard to woo the Muse.
Thus accounting tor the shortness “I
the \coiurnn today.
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Buy a poppy.
B. '1‘. 0'1).
SUNDAY DRIVING
PRECAUTIONS
State Dept. of Motor Ve-
hicles Issues Warning—
Greatest Care Necessary.
The Department of Kate:- Vehicles
is issuing a warning to all Connectle
cut. motorists to use special care in
driving over the wok-ends. On a
pleasant day every additional car on
the road adds one another hazard.
and with trafllo as congested as it is
on some highways during the ploamnt
such that only the most careful. driv-
ing will prev t considerable property
damage and ersonal injury.
notorists last Saturday and. Sundu!
were responsible tor two deaths and
Ill other major accidents in this
State. ,
As a. solution of tho week-and so-
cident problem. the Depart out of“
Motor Vehicles points out t at the
majority or automobile accidentn. one
cepting those in which pedestrians or.
hit. are due to violations of some
phase or the State Motor Vehicle Law.
A strict compliance will greatly de-
crease serious accidents.
JENKI‘SS NUI‘ A CANDIDATE
CAMBRIDGE. Ma... May as.—
Percy Jenkins. the Harvard shortstop.
announced before leaving Cambridge
tor Princeton yesterday that he would
not take part .in the ‘running broad
Jump in the. Yale track meet next
month. nor would he be a candida):
for the Harvard-Yale team which, is
going abroad after col‘egs closes.
On the paper money issued by
Lobejun. a small town in Saxony.
appears the drawing or a man dis-
playing his empty pockets.
w
principally on the look-out for
guideboards. If there are no-such
signs, or they are old and dirty
or inconspicuous, or buried in a
group of advertising notices, the
driver may give his attention so
closely to looking after these. di-
rections that he fails to observe
the traffic and pedestrians.
where there are big direction
signs posted in a conspicuous way
so they are easily read. It gives
an impression that such a place
is wide awake and looking after
the public comfort. .
Finishing School
‘ Courses
The 'Attlehoro, Massachusetts.
Chamber of Commerce, has been
carrying out a campaign for good
school conditions, particularly "to.
induce children to "stay through
the course and graduate from the
school.
tracedrAWhen P ”M1
A. city where‘systm‘
The ngr‘ronchpresnlsnu.
months of the year. the situation In ,
. The only thing" more awkward than
ball game and came home with a
stocking lull of runs.
tomato. 101.!andA.)l..wlllbo
belastltsroomalonth Matastrnt.
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Werewolves-w
Automobile peOple fool thank-1,3“ “$.53.” cordially an;
ful when they come to a town . rest-malty yours.
A.“ '1‘. nomns. user.
Chapter. No. It. 1!. A. 1L. to be held
on Tuesday evening.
It. I. ll. degree will be
r. s. LYON. secs.
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Note and Comment
The first sign or summer is when
you wills it was winter.
0 O O
. Rars's news from Brant. 'l'hoy may
have a revolution. All Bra-ll nuts
don't grow on Mos.
O O O
Rmdonburg thinks we will fight.
Japan. We think it‘would be too long
a. trip. for the laps.
e‘ o o .
Seems as it the captains of indus-
try have given "Forward. larch. "
O O O
In Hattie. burglars gagged George
Snow with George's ,wite'a .wslst. so
Georgutte crops.
0 O O
Uncensored bagging suit. 'will be
worn in Chicago. 'so Chicago may
soon be bigger than New York.
0 O 0
Here's news from Cuba. Havana hag
built a. hotel to hold about zoo mm
when full. or 1000 sober guslts.
O O 0
Jun, when it looked as it we were
in for a line summer. the Stillman
case broke out again.
0 O 0
Lightning streak which. made a
Florida man lose his memory. was a
streak of luck. it he owed money.
0 O O
luglr's otill up.
a. lum’ sum.
Sugar lumps out
Our estlmata is that many tall men
are getting Ioop shouldered trying to
dance cheek to cheek. \
O O 0
One thing about a porch swing is
you never have to figure how, many
ml!- per gallon.
O O 0
a country fellow in town is a town
tellow'in the country.
0 O O
Foliowingtho line or least resist-
walst ltne.
O O O -
nera's a. 'job for college gradual”.
They can work as clothing same
meats.
. . .
Ono tells us she went out to the
; 'nmnoson!‘
.MARKET .
ALLKINDS or FISH
Phone 10.
71 North Main Street.
BRIDGE 'HSH
mommnnan
ButlerolsnbtvoOne
King Tut Pumps
8.3.20
SELF-SERVICE
SHOE STORE
Blo.lalu8t. So. Not-walk
Gammon-nor
s
,raspn. 3. came
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBALMER
H So. Main St. 8o. Norwalk. Ct.
Phone 18“
ance gets many a. man's arm around '3" ,
mm W! OUT PLATES
I do painless extractions. no
matter how difficult. by Nap-a-
1! t‘. 1 the do both fixed and
ram bio bridges at reasonable
prices. '
. BR. SLOMAN
102 W St.
Phone at" Hanan: s-s r. as.
South lorwalLOoun.
W
A stated communication of Old Well
arming. June I. 1928.
caucus A. Pram. w. u.
“*—
At a ltatad Convocation of Butler
May and. the
workgda
mum .r. JARVIS. n. P.
c
Di." tbs
rams nommrs
‘Post Road. Darin
Chicken Plate
$1.00
—— or —- \
Tabs a Chicken With You
$2.00
‘Wat'ch for the
Opening
—- .ot the ""7
. NORWALK
PIGGLY WIGGLY
"Store ‘
beep young" ,. people
not of superior. ‘ '
MANY HEADAOEES.
ARE CAL‘SED BY
EYE STRAIN
Properly Fittld. Glasses “1!! Cor-
rect This Condition.
'Cusasn C BETTER
W. A. McClelland
incorporated
momrsrs — omcxsxs
226 Atlantic Street,
sralaroan, 001m.
When you have billions on your root,
Ben them with resignation sweet.
For you are fortunate indeed:
Suppose you were a. centlpodol
Be pm out when your threat is sore.
You havon't any cause to roar;
At ills like these you well may laugh:
Be thanktul you are no glnflel
If rheumatism in your limbo
Your happiness at times bodima
You haven't any “(M to cum,
Suppose you were an octopus!
And it the toothache bothers you.
Consider that your teeth are tow
Compared to those which you remark
_ Upon the Jawbone of a. shark.
And it this blitho philosophy.
For which I do not charge a. fee.
Does not appear to do you good—
Ah. well. I didn't think it would!
(Copyright. 192:. mu sci-vice.
Inc.)
pump.
priced.
Got a Headache? Get Glasses. ".
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Prompt 3cm -
Emmumexmmtmmorm—andmm
sea, Properly Adjusted. Will Giro Relief.
OVER 30 mans oommzous PRACTICE IN NORWALK
O. B. JACKSON
88 WALL 8T.
Jeweler A Optometrlsr
Headquarters for Owen Watches.
WWW
PALACE BOOTERY
PM mans BUILDING
NEW some FOOTWEAR
Just arrived the newest
cuban heel, modified French toe.
pump of the season. Biege, Suede,
. . The most graceful fitting
Try on a pair and convmce yourself. Moderately
A pump you will like the minute you try it on.
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NORWALI
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WHY IS PASTEURIZATION
0F MILK NECESSARY?
PASTEI'RIZATION is necessary
because milk is a perishable pro-
duct open to the entrance 0! dan-
gerous, discasv-prmluoirlg germs.
which only pasteurirntlon will ut-
terly destroy.
THE NonfiLK DAIRY
COMPANY
33 Center Ave. Norwalk
Phone 1661.
Orders For
oonsnrs, Baassmnss.
nosmar, cc.
Will Be Filled on Short Notice.
, Phpne 183 .
26 WALL ST. —:-—
THE STORES 01' QUALITY AND
Lunches
, French and Danish Pastry
Ice Cream
TI-‘IOMAS’
24 SO. MAIN ST.
(Two Stores)
THOMAS’
SERVICE.
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MME. JEANNETTE
Sachs’ Delicious
NEW ENGLAND
BREAD
Fresh Rolls and Broad Twice Dally
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS
New England Bread Rye Broad
Vienna Bread
ASK YOUR 030033. FOR IT
COAL—Anthracite and Bituminous—COAL
MASON’S BUILDING MATERIAL
The Norwalk Goal 6? Supply Co.
Delivered Anywhere
Phone 113 '
108 Water St.
Mm
VOCAL STUDIOS
Room il‘flnd 13
Pupil of Yeatman Griffith
Studio Phon £117
STANFORD
e. Maude Devoe
Maske-OFF’S
-.’-,sA.'nN PUMPS. $2.95
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