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PAGE EIGHT _ THEDAILY mum“: ; __ . ~ ; ' ~ ' ; V . SATURDAY, J1 '
asymntiziggsfifimnh . . ‘ . 1d I ' i ‘ ' Coming Their Way K AMBITION
rtfimoiab B! nuns GOLDEN ~ 8 or 7 V r V , . by sumo.
m 1:10. i ‘ over “I'm gonna get mine." al.3332301, ‘
.ublished daily except dunday by The 9;: mpg: disarm. (:21; 1:313:55“: limp.
Sentinel Publishing Company.
97 Washington Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
inn-ruthless game that is known as me
I'm gonna get mine. And there‘s not a 'a
That the weaker brethren had m“
hr life 1' “Sub-MB. I 091119.
And you wager that I'll get mine."
By CASUAL 8130an
NEW YORK. June l.—The, man‘
who worries whether he looks well
Entered as Second Class Matter dressed can find out in New -York in
L. Qenenberg. Pres. - 10 minutes’ time without spending a
w. P. Mllligen. Vice-Pres. and‘l‘reas. cent. 'The visitor to the Big Town
A. L. Golden. See. who wonders whether his clothes be-
Telephone: Norwallt 92-98. tray that he's from the country can
Branch Office: 46 Wall 8%, Norwalk. and that out. too. ‘
Telephone—rlorwalk 1888. Take a stroll down Old Clothes
Row. It extends along the west side!
Single Copies .... ..... . Three Cents of Seventh avenue trons 34th to 41st
By Mail ”.00 per year streets. In those seven blocks there
are 1‘ second hand clothing stores.
The Associated Press is exclusively Nine at them are in two blocks be-
entitled to the use (or publication of tween 84th and son; gig-«u.
all news dispatches credited to it or In front of each store stand a
not otherWise in mi. newspaper “Id hater. somewhat like the ballyhoo
also any local news published herein. b‘r r or the circus. 1-1. is technical-
AII rishil of publication of specie! ly known as a "puller-in." tor that is
dispatches herein are also reserved. exgctly what his Job 1...", pun cus-
tomers into the store.
. - It is an unfailing t t of how you ‘
Keeplng Up a Nelgh- are dressed: walk do“: Old Clothes
Row and if the “pullers-in" ignore
you, you can make up your mind
borhOOd that you look well dressed: they
best “high 022‘.
\
"I'm gonna get mine. You can make ii‘at '
And—anything else that I can get. i ‘ DEL
. For everybody is out for blood '
And'resdyrto trample you in the mud.
And it with failure you won't be cursor].
You've got to get there—and get there fwv
Pity's a by-word. and love's a ‘shlne'; “E"
So they won’t hamper inc—I'll get mine."
“I'm gonna get mine." said the wise v ~-
With a steelly glint in his steel-blue .11?“ En"
And the kid is right—it he holds may”)...
0! cruel selfishness, hate and greed, N
or grasping things in an iron clutch:
'0: giving little and claiming much.
I Oi! seeming honor and brotherhood;
He's gonna get his—and he'll get ll cori'
(Copyright, 1923. NBA Sonic-3. in}.
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Theoretically a man who owns "9"" CW their wares indiscriminate-
property ought to have the right
to do what he wants to with his
ly to the crowd, but always make a
lightning survey of the lndividual's
tags and pick out the shabby. ill-
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iiijfilESl CORN
“WEAR-EVE .
Five Quart Aluminum
‘ Tea Kettl
own land. Yet practically _ the dressed man to tell about the clothes
man who does just as he wishes for sale inside. .
with his own property may crc— There's at u. g
ate serious damage to his neigh- York who u a“, 0,“ mm in N",
' ‘ 'f ho . ne er ate at hie oifice.
bors. For instance. 1 8 m8." W Passengers on the Sixth avenue ele-
owns a home in a pretty residence voted can look right into his ottice
neighborhOOd should put up an window on the second floor or a build.
ugly chicken coop iii a couspicu- 3:33" filztgnzvzzlw n‘eaul'n V3"; ‘ih
' ' ' ' - rner 8 8 CI . n
ous position. the neighborhood is “an" n m. bed. H you pus u.
to some extent damaged. actly at s in the morning you can ..a
Real estate. promoters often him Just nnlshlng making 1“. bed_
establish restrictions on the use mdmthen turn punciunlly to sit down
of land which those purchasing ‘t ’ °m°e d9“-
. 0 0 0
consent to for the benefit of the Broom” human A manutacturcr'
neighborhood. home people may at electric signs has this sign on his . .
object to certain restrictions, on own shop. “We made signs before we - . -
i. - w n - ' “
the ground that they interfere too “0“” "'k- . . ' - - u -
f with rivate ri his. Yet these ‘ Com to our mouths l.\' in exam} '
Itill-ditionrzi may liziakc the land A” "m “me" m New Y°rk "“1 . Nate and men: I FORM T I
c n - _ - V sold. especially some or the glittering . SPECIAL PRICE TOD AY
more attractive to others because marble-hailed apartment hon... . t m i J l tn (Kansas City Sm) ‘
they seem to make the property Often it is brass. according to butch- Fogunrh “‘0” ‘ _n‘ ' uy ° Equal quantities of pla‘er of Paris .
more secure against deterioration. °" and graccrs who know many ' e e e “mm“ "'° mixed ‘°‘°M‘h°’°““"
The bulk of the residence ro “mu” "cm" 'rh iridstacstionhasstaried Teaoh- 1" and -'m°d “m” 'h'l‘w'" “m" l -. . ,
. P P A man who m.“ in one 0! these ' 0 - , they are completely lmbedded in their .. . ,. '
eriy in American towns has prob- gorgeou. apartment home. .nd puts ers vacation hzsdsurted. Mothers natural term. "m men 01. propera- ~ .
ably been sold Without such cou- on ‘ lavish front has a new wrinkle vacation boson. 9; . lion gga‘dgiallzi's hintedmtlo too ‘1:- m MAM . _
ditions. An unrestricted nei h- When he'l herd up. Funds seem to i ter lett we" re" e" n t W ‘ " t . . '
borhood must rclv on the “god run short toward the end of each ”gt‘z‘mfhflgfh'fizwbflu; flowers are soon dried. After mov- ARI. LALSED B_Y
_ _ . . _ week, nun"), “be“. Thursday says . . . tug theiiowers they should be dusted .
sense Of It? reSIdents to keep the" this Amsterdam avenue butcher So TM are so quiet over in lre- on c“"'“"”' It they are 1” brittle tor EYE STRAIN ' Regular Price $4 65
property in good shape. Peopleihe um“. in, “a... on a pm; 0: "ma 3:: many 0‘ "I. "m“ child« this they should be laid aside tor as Bind Gl WI! .
ought to realize that if they make Wrapping paper, writes on it. hum. "n think “a, 4., 1. Sum". hour or so to absorb moisture from W! asses (Jug
anv addition that is inappropriate “ ‘0 "‘0 biltcher and receives in ra. ° .° * ‘5‘ “m“p'm" m“ ‘9 “3mm" ‘“ m This Condition- ,,
' _ - _ turn a 810 note. A cuntomcr w“ . China isn't as much a yellow peril Wit-trainees to hoariness they should _ ,
or ugh or if they put up struc ch b. “Md “h n u or d
_ . . . - . ing the curious pantomime waited to most or us as annburm varn w V° ° ncea am- ‘ ~ ’ SEE WIN '
tures unsuited to the location, a u t . . . mer to sixteen ounces ot turpentine. DOW DISPLA‘
- " “ "‘° ”'°"’"°“‘*'°°“" m'i- us up sin-ran.
damage is done not merely to ment dweller .went out. and then A neighbor buying berries tells 90'0" Vuniahlns the flower- an be V . .
their iieighhiiH, but to themselves asked what it was all abOut. win. no Ihe will eat what‘she can and can dyed my Mimi color- However. Lillilted Time Offer — Get One TOdaV'
. ll a . a wink. the butcher showed ih i Willi I!“ can't. . Whether dyed or not .they will be . .
as )‘c ’ . . . of paper. on which was‘ rut e P ece e e e ' made more durable with a coat or two ‘ ‘ .
I‘M/ell painting a house With an "I ow. you no to b: 16:. If m.“ "‘9' what he ”‘1 ‘0“ o, of m, varnish. ‘ W. A. McCleuand ‘ .
ugly color is harmful. Of course sums,” night x.'Y. z." " b‘c" people sewed woods. The "I” celled for would be Mama,“ ' . . ’ -
almost any kind of a new fresh e o . 0 ' O 0 i “to powdered and unslacked. . . ‘ .-
‘mlnr looks better than a dingy The famous Brooklyn bridle rc- Amboly fattening; “:2. :b‘lneg‘i’h the 815C}: JUDGE OPTOMEI‘BISI'S _ OP‘I‘ICIANS V MDO Y ou N d M E
house with worn paint. Still $53ii332'122“‘§?.“'. “Plinth birthduo wrongugreetlon. ., - BOARDMAN RETIRED 236 Atlantic Street, . Ce OHBY’
there is a lot of difference be- a“ 3 1370 '"c “man” be!“ 0 0 , 0 ' ’- ~ . - a.
. . . , , and after 18 . . . In the month of May 46¢ persons ~ . . ‘
tween a home With suitable “."d was opened for traffic May iifriuit “' “n‘ kn" Lh1.'°:;,::‘l;,fitn were “re-ted upon charges or drunk. STANFORD, CONN. Ifyou need money to meet one of life 5 many ..
harmonious colors, and one With a a e ' 5‘" Europe ”'1'”, . ounces. being 188 more than the ar- pected problems, 1,0170th the Beneficial WH’
some arrangement or combination m 21:0 ops: season for nshlng is on some or these graduates have the 23m°zftfizrma.$|:m $12132: ‘ the ‘pa . 2, ‘ent - .
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. ‘ P .‘ " f' . There are three subways under s e e ' thoughtful m“ ‘ that‘thls 9"" WHY IS PASTEURIZAIION ‘We make confidmtial loans up to €300 at. .
in") show S” "‘“Ch re "’91me m Thu" 8‘1“" and "49'8”” Ire dot- Ev time taxes Jump they land “°m’“‘ " ”red” m“ “men w“ 01' m NECESSARY? l l ' ' f .- '
its homes and the care given to ted with gratin" that cm." innum- on me.” an man's neck. predicted when the court wash ereat- PASTEURIZA'HO'I is 938 rates of “it!!!“ on home furniture or
them, that it 1001“ more pleasing cub“ "d "'“cuflbh “We" of the ' ‘ ‘ ’ ed by political methods—Bridgeport because milk to a‘ Wm" secured “0‘35. l‘EPOJable in from five fif.
and livable than one in which the $3.333. C:‘“'d3“?re are dropped Our guess is the weather ems Tgleensi- M m m me am 0‘ an. teen months.
average cost of the dwellings was snow is to: own: greoilp::'algel::ll:n hotter m“ year because we hey no phgyneb REMARKS m (listen-Mud“ gems. ‘
twice as much. nickels. dimes and quarters ”ppm" "l" “m": m in"; . The annual race between weeds and '“d‘ °°" W‘mu‘” “u 9" Borrow the Beneficial Wa
- ° ° 3 bout to start.-—Okla- W M” y
girlish these gratings are lost to 30.... women wiiisnalte a tool out zonal)?" is t __ ,
. 0 I" owners forever. w en‘will “my. oma WI- . . ‘
Automoblle courtesy When pleasant weather can: of . man. Some 10'“ We do not recall that the well- THE NORWALK DAIRY B LOAN SOCIETY
‘ . _ _ small boy. fish for the” coins. Easel: " man out ,0! a“: ' . ‘ known painting depicting the signing COMPANY --~ ~ .‘_
'lhe'iaws gchrning automobile youthful coin fisher has a long cord, "at or u. had rather be the ot the Declaration of independence 33 ~ A Room 203, Roger‘s anagram Bldg_
operation c 0 ve r considerable with e flaherman's sinker on the end world's champion runner than ‘lhc disclosed ‘9’ ""'°'”““ “'"md i" M“, V8. ' 3 Phone 3332 N..-“ Norwalk. '
space in the statute books and it u ‘ Weltht- Afll‘ied to the bottom worm». champion fighter. sheets’and hopdl.—-Cleveland Timea niece tut. + ‘- ,
is difficult for motorists io’remcm- of the sinker is piece or chewing e e e In View orgies “facet: otv‘irt ill; ~ ‘ - _ ‘
‘ ' gum—stick ' b it . - - has been gett g n as. . . . A-
her them all. Often they do not ’ a ”in" A “c '1’"? Chin doctors 3““ war “3‘ Anderson must “a rather .0” when » - - , - - - — — - - - . - - - . - - - - - - - - - - ---,--,--.,, .....
cesstul Times Square fisherman may erans' teeth with brass. The doctors
seem to want to remember them. get as much as a dollar or more as h” mm" °t I ”"000 he '9'” I ‘ V
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Also there are many local reguls- day's catch; sometimes a lone nickel. hid enoug s s e (or publicity.-— 0 (NW YW- 011!” For . , .
tions to be obeyed, and there are N Y ' ° ' ' Men proposes building an island "£3031: °‘ V” n“ on Tim," An" Edee Batter les
mighty few if any drivers who print; ,:r§023‘:°l:;'mn°"’fmn beyond the thm'm‘10l‘m‘" 5‘“ ””1 v ° me" ' _ 00m W .
run their cars in perfect conform- W1C. .. mmy “ the “ugh: 3:3 3"“ ““° ‘1“ "f"; AMERICAN Arm FREEDOM. * 303133? ‘0. j ‘ ~
' : - The Only Authorized Exide Station
ity to public authority. llsh papers. Their circulation sp- Th... “0 the day-"the me. are (London Morning Post.)
. But there is one respect in preaches a million. There are live t on the As a transatlantic liner was eater- . . I,
. tollowi men home 0 op .
which any driver can meet his Yiddish dailiw. the printed in sio. mm“ :‘m “I. them. . ins New York harbor. an American wngrmgdon 311m Notice. .
Obligation to the ublic and that venian. Slova . Serbian and Croatian. . ._ o \ passenier proudly pointed out to a
p 7 three in German. three in Polish. two An inventicn to ”D couple. "m Frenchman who was standing beside Phone 183
ME. JEANNETTE
is by carrying the principles of in Italian gm, in Rum“ w . ~ hi the deck the tamous Statue or
. . . . o in ncing close may be worn by In on .
courtesy and conSlderation that Greek. two in Hungarian. one said: in 2:“ whim; to stay single. Liberty. The fienchman gamed. , and ‘
any gentleman exercises at other FHench. Bohemian and Spanish. and e e e. — remarked: “We also erect statues to
times, into his actions While be- three in Arabic. These Alibic dailies Unlocking the windows makes our illustrous dead," I!
. . have a circulation f 9 000. l f
hind a steering wheel. . .° . ' “m“ w" ‘° Em." . ax EDUCATIONAL PROBLEM. ' ‘ - ..
(Boston Transcript.) - ‘
Many people are quite incon- AHerald Squal- tax ' iabt 3° -
i d ifrkept _ .
°. “V" h“ ”M” “"“' "n .- ~ “Ii-mm“ '“d ‘ “‘"° °‘° 1“" "' eaoha' Delicious
- s. L. BENEDICT ;
73 NORTH MAIN STREET.
sistent at this point. In the so- solved a problem. . in the dark. . . .
cial contacts of life they p‘ride Glitt‘hgmned Elt‘émw“ Iboppins - . . m a i:”£;°.§'n."°"é.'t°$°°i}n.i 13.33.31; . . , . ...............
then . . rc one u ay'morning. A 1 with .both It!“ n "3 n I "
iseltes on the" 800d manners. nervous mother. with four small chll- tow-A rd. o‘untg:>mdidle ‘is handy furni- live. NEW ENGLAND
They look with contempt on peo- .. ,.. ~. .
. dren tagging behind. emerged from > . ban hin . . Why. dear. ‘ V
ple who make socially awkward department store and heads for an: m" “u?“ ed out: ‘ "Cause I copied sii mysumsi’rom BREAD
blunders. Yet when they get out other. The youngsters balk, whini- ‘ A 1“. green tells us. she is her and every one‘was'w'r‘ongnt : .7
on the road with an automobile "fin" worth herws t~~in Internet!” It , <
their spirit changes. They come, Taxi draws up to the curb. Driver present mm ”egg, ~~ . film HENRY EI‘AUGH'I'.~
All THAT’S TEE xnm— ‘2
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F l a steak like the last one I bought.
”'W'l'r'stc'é“ 3.212.? " , gaming-mg! at am kind-the
. calls 0 t: "P . . . ' (Ken-e- 01! Star-l - 3 - ’9.“ 9‘5 ‘3" ““e’ “d “m“
tearing down the streets tooting sate i'. at align?" 5213.33.31? Some “m ..VA“; ,6 iner "and” vim not-.bne in the water;- WILL WANT IT AhWAYO for weseieet our meats with the m-
thelr horns and eXpect everybody tme on‘y_'v ' ' should 'nOVQl' I"_ "W. while I” the Hopkins Journal, “Ind '09. NOW mfld Bread mm‘ most .E‘l l' lull we “0' ”menu“:
- . - ' , ., " .. . t meats. believe us! We have
to get out of their wa '. If e Tliats 10 cents for every four min- h.“ . my d-y,-_ disgusted .Hopldns fisherman says vVlenna BM ‘50“ . . .
acted in that fashion in a nigh); Utes. $1.50 an hour. Les- thpn- do ”he" "~ lds: e- '0 91° "I!“ “"33 m b° 'F‘dft'“? M!" n for m, ye-‘fl‘ Buy from
cents & kld- Checkers u a a" game. .The .sit- “V0? “'11-". ASK YOUR Gm ma butchers who understand your needs.
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party! they “'Duld almost be kick‘ “Worth " n u 4 . , » ~ {.V
. . in th , p ._ it for _. -., , .- V _ ..
ed .out of the house all insufferable the youngsters a‘i'e. '91:..21‘3'fififi‘: :“Hn'tnulrtlm' ‘ m” we , . . TAKEN. . C. D. CHARNOK
unlsanccs. ' taxi driver gets his car-—and his -' e e om . ‘ Exchange.) . ‘, g , . ‘. V - V V. ‘m . South 7!? k
The motto of a gentleman in a hands—full. _ Have ., plot ~deg‘fi-efo‘fg.‘§mlkp He—‘I love‘the’ good. the. truerthe '* ‘ ‘ ‘» ' , 7M .._ o“. . - \ ~ °"" ‘ ‘ .. .
friend's home is "Other people '————-—— 'tast. send is .93. Vinny 'help you mm- thfipmflmuHHF-Thllh ‘ .. _ - , ; , .i . ”wig,-
first.” H t . t b RN ASSUMPl'ION W “mu/1.5“ . .. .-rstssr anodes. bum think rather will , .. p
Q PIOI 0 e the last one "Robert." slid "to stem you" '0. . ’ W - uconmnt. , . . ‘ ‘ r: _ : V‘ , .. . ‘V .
to go through a door. Now let man teacher. "it you cannot behave ‘g mm , . . f' , . , .. , . . . ‘0
him show a little'of that spirit yourself. I shall have to take your > ‘ mg”, " “ 3 . - .mp1? ' 6091 . a“ “ ate and Bltlfll‘llnous L ,.
when he gets out amon th - “hm" - "VB-'- ' ‘ ‘ WEW’J‘“ k”°"“yfllinl"
tomobile traffic. Let him lien; . Lem Bobby sounded to his sister. ”winning. We ' grain. maxim-u? . -. ' -
confidante for the pedestrian be— ital, teacher threateiied .to marry me m; ‘. . :fr , . ., is 3‘ 4 ~ W ‘ chin“; MW! heard
Wilde-red at ‘ crowded- _ dont look out. fuse {Pran— III-JWW'MA ,_‘ ;_ , .. ‘W t. and n freq—latte. .
crossing, script. . ,- . . 1,:ng {flapwr} V . .. V _ .. -
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n he is for the lad for who h ‘ . .swocmjor‘navzi C ‘_ * .. i V - v
rushes to do littleycourtesien: iii . . - *"' " l- i " "mm“ " "
the parlor. DANGER IN masons cotton} ' Buying up). taunt} S!" :tuitetisiiied ’
If people would drive cars with .mfizwmgn' “I n‘: 2:" °3 It. 1MM‘°?mfl°mnfmm“:fi3 . _ '
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flint 0f the “flaw“ Willa not Foley's Honey sum.':lnha '1 1 ' -' ' TMRFUWd W .
PM". There would be some washed nines taking Vs-oiq'. m ' ~ " . . " .
cozniort for the conservative ”4 W- ’ . ' ‘ ' ' W H
driver who is ahuost tempted to
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