V“ ‘w
L
‘?
_ . 'At least carry a calendar." he ur-
Ih Dodo lcxonv- 'ho has
~ boss cow with the Boston
i
i
. L - sees. Moat.
f Ila-s.
‘ Ida WT,
ital-sane: Norwalk ’24:,
Mlloso—Norwalk ills.
...——
4- led to the use for pub!
lows dispatches c
not otsorwloo i
also any loan
rights or publication
hos herein are also
Motor Accidents
e Intel-t built-ill. inuul b3. L'um-
‘uner l‘lluu All of UN: [43110 D.-
enl r-f Mutnr "Phii'l'l shows
1 lhu-r- v.4 u- mnrt‘ motor vehicle
TI
”Mann m «'nnnm-timt during the.
i' th hf .lllfl‘ than haw:
r deli in any nllllr month.
,. r n! «nu. ..«tidrnt- occurred,
um riuv mil. f' vnlili-s as high as.
1.43 per .in;. '
:‘Hllfli‘l‘flfltl - tn. llll'rsilalIOn in-
a'Aisr-i :i'w pi: « . n'. rookie“ driv-
pcr rent. and
:00 per rent.
l“ "JI‘.O ’lK,ll". '_'.'.
dblffi’i' lulil"ll.il)nI
““0; Jli .' 2‘
71h" l'le' 'll‘l"‘ ilm' li'li‘l atv'
winking ‘l-lirl‘r progress in :ircldcnt
pt¢trnvlun and that by far the great-
.3 ‘lruptvl’ll‘v'l (if .irvldrnth have m:-
.urrell iv i‘ilnl tliI'rIf‘I' In the
ixnmh at .lvl‘: ilure were 7” ac-
.M. "'1 ill ll.» Inigo titll‘l as against
' I-fm I‘ll thr Ii.s:lli'-H_'I outside. 0!
"in 7H lul “2.? \i‘l“: attribut-
~hlv m - ill lw- :lxlving. .‘i per cent.
w raw. - 'r :wn.’ right of way. it
we" tar' 't . .:'|t"¥‘lli‘sl nf pedest-
l:-y u l” p, . IL' '0 rm RIP” driv-
i«.; 4 I." - l.‘ in 9-..lvitling. and the
'Zl'iii" . I. lit rll “Hulls causes.
mu :1 a! lvilxlnzl-wrrl nprratinn or
tins-air uni-.- untiIn-e of liquor.
:awlu-w-a .’ “Mr drivers. road
I 'I""'l1 'l-Il ' "4
Th1 ,.; “-- lll‘JrllllllJIIIi’I
‘l lni' "' "Ill '0 exit-ml full-
«7 ”w {a i l. H.- -ffort to re-
ilu ., 1mm. imam-l- .mri states that
ailflclftlini‘ l m» Department of Mn-
Mr \"hi lnu tv ,l imminlv nun-r. pit-2-
r" and Hm! llltpi‘l‘ll'r dining will
l-m he 'leini'wi
'Ihr [I‘Ull' rv‘ Surou. ilk» thou.
I f O'h" it'll-"l‘InIII"._ want to -IC-
' franc in- numlwr of nrrid'nt. grid;
'nillitltw,
'10 this. 3‘» rar'ful
I'M“ [hr n'lwr frl‘ow room.
'rfl'n" ll. l h.“ 4‘!
L"! not!» 'n- 'r\ m vln his sitaro:\|don_
'0 main .\t.r.t:tlk n .ur‘idrni
ih' lours? In 1 « ltiii'
William T’. Ward
'l‘llv~ l'rln ul William I’. \i'ard as
mom!» 1‘ hf 'Ii‘ l‘msr-l of Education
. ‘liirhg Ohm )v i', For VOn )rars Mr.
“uni his r‘v-lvw l' nilmlsly fulfill"!
lh", villilrr «r a board m-mimr.
is ithfilrlllllll of lhn Building ('om- his official rule (h. NMUOM 0‘ ""3
mm“, ..., inninnil-t' which super- unixersity to the city steadily Im-
~ises in. ni-mtp m property north proved and much of that antagonism
svural 'w ‘lr-ri ml ...umvl dollars. between "town gown.” it not all.
.‘ir. \\.lV'I is u \ulunhlo man—too had subsided. Dr. Shanklln mndn
mluum. 1.. 1.... ”my. 1hr Hoard of mm..." or Middlgiown and steadilr
hdov-nnun .. Ir ll particularly true supported Progressive cfi’nrt. ".o did
in tiny or ‘lw rep school llUIIdIn‘lnot nmlt his services to this center.
[tv‘tflrhln v.2.“ 'l 1h" board h“ un- ; 1,1,. Offeffd hi. (ROI-t on g Egg-“dc,
”a" “"3 "V H“ l'”"'"' time. H' h” : field and is today a member of the
“p“ . state board of education.
:1 muss M ‘irlIvi. at his linger
\thlrh t'lill «vn \' be s-l'ul’f‘d b)‘ longi
pf iv. in“ h .. itmird 1
'l’nnpl' ... Mn... it should inslsll
tint thr- ln-mm run r---nominato Mr.‘
“lard n' tit: ln-mm-ralic con-
tdmon U-l.l:.'l.' “ill: the scrflc's
ho (an rvrII- r in lhv tlty in the
m-hnol nun-rm t" 'mlay and o! the
“Run. ‘l' “am is ton \alual'rln
lr In in mi
I
\ i unmimn liank
i \lumwnl i}.tz«,~tl‘ I
Mnl-r-n-s Hunk ls llu- third oldest
lhnrtrr' l l‘ll'li ill i'nlmdn. Ilank of
\leuirr..l and lek at New Fcotia
mnkinx Mn... N in this respect.
l'or'siunalgl' )1-nrs it has beonr
umng lash.- r .11le during that timo
1’ has [VIIIVI -ll\i«lcnds without a
brrak and in! nrwtr tut its capital,
or its rlnidrnvl fair
The ilsml \wr of the institution
ends this month ,:ln'i despite the
fact that this an ems to be the banks'
\m or r-cltuning with respect to
tho distro'sllll: business conditions all
1920-21. innlu :ilinns are that the di-
rectors or the Molsons Bank will
not find it neressary to wflte 08 re-
segt'cs for the absorption of losses.
’l‘bh rmiuhlt- tnntiltion is due large.
lylto the tart trat the bank is not
w ‘ely r-pr-sa-niml in those sections
o tho country. where the alternato
pqflods of inflation and depre-ion
“138 the heaviest toll. it is to be re-
momhered that the bank has only
lira wrnrrn branches. and that
these. with the one exception of
novelstokr. nrc established in the
uhn (onion.
NM or on Thu.
Ito‘ss
:ily 'Ii'ar.” he complained. mat
in s kept me on this corner for two
it annmlv. l have missed an
iflortant engagement at tho oflicc.
Y.- are always late, You keep peo-
p‘ waiting. You keep ms waiting.
1 so ‘01) a serious fault. It may
me to lore a lot of money some
wife merely favored him with
y pout. But no kopt on.
00 must learn to haw some idea
o. Carry a watch.”
bother. I always bras); .
in."
Pittsburg‘ Chronicle Tug-
“a Ilia-Muse...”
4” ’3‘“ III M“ their em-
. " O
N hogstuck.
W the Do.-
Vico-P-tr. and Tress
Cities: to Wait I... Norwn
'Coptss Tins Coats
”.00 porno:
Associated Press is “closin-
..m
a this wen!"
i news publlsbod
or spacial
rosornd.
lleysn L'nivorsitv at heart, wl
‘whivh had proted
.stcadll)‘ worked to increasc the usc- l mm]. “M, on, 0. Lady .\:<'eor'.i flu...“
ffulneso of an institution. admntellly l “swmd m m,
lhlgh in rank. in all directions
Hr ferls such action necmarl‘.
‘ nesdu;
“so“;
Ripplinz mime:
W
m ' '
By “In M
“l don't. enjoy my motor car,"
tour hand some tiro
creditors stand round and mourn and
figure what i owe."
when he drives. ws tako'up things
to dread. My nieces gambol by my
door. they play with old dog shop;
they have no pimple. boil or sore.
they’re gay and full or pep. AM i
rrgard them with a sigh. with tears
,thoir wort l view; tomorrow all
these girls may die. of mumps or
Wish In. I have a dwelling. green
and gray. the smoothest Ihark in
town; ”But ItOrms will ruin it." I
say. "or are will burn it down." i
wonder why we look for woe in our)
coming breeze: I wonder why in:
been rerlriori’t outgrow such dippy fears as
All aw i (ht-so.
DB. uBASIiLLM
what They Think at Ills- at W.
Middleiown people. and those who
have the progressive interest or We.»
ll learn
,with regret that Dr. “'Illiam M'nold
r-‘hanitlln has resigned as presidenl.
Says the Mld-lletown Press. The re-
slgriaiion has been accepted and Dr.
iihanglln has been made presidenl
emeritus. Tho unix’erslty will not
be entirely without the «title»
that has been such a potent motor
in the deyelopment or this seat in
higher instruction during ih“ past
twelve )cIrr.
lll health is given as the reason
for Dr. Hhanklin's retirement and no
doubt this is the prompting motive
of the action. it is the general
opinion that Dr..Shanltiin did not
feel his health would permit him to
continue the direction of the uni-
xerslty and at the same lime to on.
taunter the questions which haw
hI-en rnorr: or less persistent ~lnrn‘
1919.
As was stated in an appreciatiwvf
communication made public about
three years ago by two Pennsylvania
alumni. the “’esle3tn policy befonr
the. arrhal of President Shuukiin had
"nmor undertaken s departurs from
the ultra consonant-o. either in ad-
ministrative policy, securing influ-
'l in N M'- mun.v Wlll to I rnce of numbers. or in stlractixe at-
lmn‘t spur-J. ' iention to its superior adlantagos of
Don't ' training."
President Flranltlin had a broader
He could easily appreciate
"’10"! 1 the value of employing new method,
beneficial. He
quired by modern tie-ands.
Middletown people iii ganersl will'
r-gre for the community. as well as
for the unlwrsity, thaPIk. Shanklln
”tiring
THE WEATHER .
Southern New England; Fur “'ed-
Thursday clouds; moderate
tempt raturc.
Eastern New York: Fair in South.
unsettled with probable ShOWt'l‘. in
nor-'th portion Wednesda); Thursday
cloudy and unsettled. moderate tcm-
peraturc. _
Winds: North Sandy Hook and
Sandy Book to Hatteras: Light vari-
able and weather lair “Wednesday.
Conditions: The air pressure was
quitt- uniformly distributed over the
United State. Tuesday nigh: but
with centers of relatively high pres-
sure over New England. The weath-
er has become warmer in the lower
Lake region and considerably cooler
over the upper Mississippi Valley. ‘
Temperatures are now below the
normal over the northern. and ap'-
proximately normal over the south;
ern states. east or the Rocky Moun-
rains.
There have been scattered showers
within the last :4 hours in thc South
Atlantic states. and in the region or
the Great Lakes.
in New England and New York.
the weather will be fair Wednesday
except that it will be unsettled with
possibly showers along the northern
border and cloudy and unsettled
with a continuation of moderate
temperature throughout Thursday.
In the middle Atlantic states the
weather will be partly cloudy Wod-
nesdsy and unsettled Woduoda!
night and Thursday. with moderate
temperature. In the BouthwinUc
and East Golf states the wreaths!
Will be generally lair Wednesday and
Thursday. except that shown-s are
probable in the Florida peninsula.
mums.
Observatio- taken at s p. In. 756!
said Charles Adolphus Salim. "al-
though it glitters like a star and has
‘-"or always.
as i this I'm fearin. some mishap:
into a ditch tho has my odds and
spoil fly priceio. map. The gas 1
oarry may Ospiodo as I pursue my
way, and straw my fragments down
tlio road and up the verdant brae. 1
often lie awsks 0' nights and think
up pioiy scenes. where f collide with
other tights. and soul our limous-
isos. I so: layselt as stretcher born
from saosos or wreck and woe. while
And fear is.
spoiling countls. lites. the rear of
dols ahead: like Charlel Adolphus
liars. who recrmly
‘rc- l
I
l
l
i
CONNECTICUT \\'( )M
i
find in the English prim-rs ~ ~ rdlief
labout prohitulmn or the
island. Opinions diffvr us in “twin.
or England I‘Vi‘r will on .lrt_
business man from .Avl-‘inill- 'nlll
me he was sure that Australia would
fullu't' UlH . xmnplv.
This from .\ir<.
{Ki'l‘hClL (‘Illl‘ll‘hlf'
liTunnrmiruo l.t-ngn- nf “‘nm in Vu.
ro-lurnv-d :rmn
abroad. Mr! Kitchen hall a glimpse
of l~oth
I'l-vr- urn I. "
IIIri-l 'ur I)?
mmlf-rn :nul :inrirni
i‘.t"-'l;i
titlifdfll
tf l‘-\0l|
drimirs in
an \ tsit‘ vi
moonands
mrni a.- “(ll
‘cilit'a and Hit:
and Yorksluri.
The Sl'hom uf l'lilzvnslllp.
hrld in'tulrr‘r 22-5 In New
wilh lllc t‘n-npornimn of Ta?» Lili-
\L‘I'SI'} is claiming Mrs.
first atl'ntlon :1: pro 5. nt, lull .~hv inn
'.J\t‘l‘
summer's trip as folltms: ;
"Lady Aslor . a “inning figure in
English politics. “or hills “in. as
well as her charm. ' twin: to h“? [Irr-
smerencc. it is mm iltrilns? t“... law
to sell liquor to persons unclvr righ-g
teen. Yes, Lady Astor did pull the
coal~iails of Sir Frederick llanhuryk
our day in the Housv. Arunm‘ With;
spirit would. Ho: is u profvnruonnl
obstructionlst. and talks at ltna'th
And in gnat driall upon awry sub-
Jcct. Lady Astor was sitting tr-si-lv
aim an in a. sislcrly fashion (both
are members of the same Cons- rva-
tirt‘ par”) irirui H11,- 2' hillrl' to kvvp
lllm quiet. In Him, Hr iriml lo r0-
ducc lhv Hg" limit ill lur liquor lull
to scycntccn. 'l'nut w... in \uln..
also.
"At 141:” Astor's reception. Sir
Samucl Chapman. M. 1%. trom Edin-
burgh. gavc me much Illlt‘rcstils’ iri-
torrnatiOn about l‘nriamcnt. Ho ex
pressed surprise at Connecticut's
method of representation\ in the
House. where territort‘ndt people.
is the unit or representation. “'c
abolished that system in 1832-. he
said.
"From )‘M’ious conversations l con-
clude‘ that j‘ilis Majesty's Upponi-
tion. the fiber party. frightens no
one. English good sense always
'seerus to rise to the .top‘in' all parties
and w atevcr reforrns’thc labor par-
t'y may bring about. there is the feel-
ing that sanity and justice will guide
them. ‘ ‘ .
‘flt is~s ~moving spectacle-in the
House of Commons. whcro' dignity
and superior ability marks-the mam-V.
hers. 'to ace the party leaders on
tho Opposing front beaches with
their. toot,” the great table slhich
stands befo‘c the Speaker's'lhronc
and wbkh‘holds the law.,.bookr.
“'rfiia'g hateriair, and’the sacred
goisea name. ‘Sir Robert Cecil ot‘
the: eon-omtivc party. the party in
power. may be seen with his long
legs and new shoes atop the writing
pad on one side. and the short legs
of Sidney Vt'obb. of socialistlc tame.
accomplishing the same result on
the other. The liberal is share with
labor this front bench on the iclt. and
a-Pflmo V-‘mioter Asquith sits be-
{oaiadLWledgewootL labor lend-
er “'99.“! renowned pottery fami-
ly. - ,
"Mm the ladies" gallery. from
tam us iron grill has
now been rumored, i heard the 0am-
bridge-Oxford debate. Those great
was. how to appeal to the
inviting"
llmcit of English immigrants at Ellis;
'gn\(’m"lf "I. ‘
'2" . . \ .
but a: Jl‘ “not
ill,»
Ill-E“
‘0 be} poor.
lihv r or frmlly lacks inhuman“ s. most
Kntholt'pl
summed up n-vrlztin full-ire! for flu"
Minuet-1‘
‘hvr tvu-h 0.
't net of from fifteen to eighteen rents
lslle can do the week's uashing i'ur
AN
"The only Arnollt an rm? 9 I' could i men; to romrul Cambridge to equal-V
lite Ill" status or “omen. but it “as
liii‘ h"; \‘nlv u( 1:." In IL". 1“"? "hit"
argumrnt n! lh- nppcslllon "I for
““2 rizlin llnlqzlr‘ f-aiurt 2 in :ugtuli
funrk may hv mentioned.
AMI ’lw ro m'l
“\llirll illr lair [‘l'inv‘ts
“rs prcsldrnt. Here I found a phi-l
“train-amt: organisation with no chus‘
i-llstinctlnns. Not onzy the untraln w: ;
yrntli- rs u: the poor. but tho "attain-l
wl innlllrru «.l' middle :tr‘vl “tah‘,
il-y i-inrsve mind its mnlhu-rt‘ru'i'
‘lrft' turehibdc-M
Twining (Io-ntvr ..i
Christian .
“W
the lutvrr two'
groups provliomluutgf fr. Aim-mes n
Clo («rim rdid that in lli'l‘l can do lfr“
i
'lIl' msoiw-s l \‘F‘ryl‘lil‘fi is dime fur the
null il'r- "lid-I‘D (":43“ (‘III'II rim—
m nil.
.imm’xr m-lqu- ELVIIII fi‘aittrr f'
.'("l-lltI in ill", vii) of Munchest-‘rl
ulnrr. IilItIIILIIl Iliv (Lauri-ray of Mr.
'l't li:\Illlt'_ QIInt'rlIIIV’I‘Il‘III oi the Math
’ Unrporntic'n Baths and
\\':.sli-Housr~s L‘ommiurc‘ l “as ink-
r~n on rt tour of inspection of the pub-
:lt laundrlcs. \\‘ith email additiornl
impeller, ill- .‘0‘ Ilu\c been installed in
connection “ith tho public baths. of
uhlch there are ninetevn in Man-
.~n: stcr. The public Laundries num-
'i‘ho_\- are used «specim-
ly It} thr professional laun'lreoe. for
about the or six cents an hour. the
v. oman. bringing in.hcr tamily wash-
ing. has the. use of set tubs. hot and
(old water an individual .bolltzr. a
(‘v‘nlrlfugal u ringing machine. a. hot-
air drivr fl. mangle and irons lo:
Ililll'I-lrolllllg. in three hours. at n‘
hersclr_ husband and children. One
or the managers told me that the
hourly fee covers the cost or the
laundry. if one lazues out the pr.-
mury expenditure phlch has to DC
maintained at any rate lor ibv pub-
lic bath. which is the. original mature
in each of these institutions.
"I saw very little fashion in Eng-
land: and -no paint and powder. The
women seldom wear trimmed hat:
but rely the line or their tit-l-
quitons tells—or occasional straws-4
for smartnees. The sports suit is uni-
formly'worn. and is not only good
looking but a moct fittin gadaptation
to climate. '
"Ctirf on'e poke tun at the English?
-—Yes—quite sympathetically—over
their antipathy to the tcitphonc. i
know a. sy architect who won‘t
have one 1 his office. I took tea. in
.‘an’ Oxford College where they kept
a telephone. while the government
offered it free. and never had but one
toll-linen" at that. When the gov-
ornmeui suggested payment. the col-
lege shrugged its shoulders and said:
“Tako it out.‘ Personal service and
ancient. constant postaotnco gettice
take the place. and are quiet and or-
derly. ,in_ an Englishman‘s opinisn.
instead of noisey and annoying.
"Do I like the English? or course
It has been truly said that they arc
the most. highly civilised. homogen-
eous nation on the race at the earth.
i heard a. notable American remark
that he thought ‘that at present the
. l
‘ DESCRIBES VISIT TO ENGLAND"
I. ll § nominating. Samuel
go i"?-
. . .\~ rwalk a man
llll! information about child-fiction»; )
nrgnnizulluns in Londo-r, I Hailed the l l
Tlle'Reader Says
Ltltior 'i'l‘w Statintl.
Dear Sir;
I sum-rely trust our pra‘sv-nt
‘Mul._\ul‘ will accr‘pt tho
it not i would suggest
J. Stewart
"st-it made.”
~31: a good trusts-fuss man. ,upnght
1» :m in.- clinilngr. able to C01" with
.;ln;.ihlrl; llmt may [OHIO to him. one
uho um b-v relied
1‘ ad}
'li_\‘ 1w.» per cent. good—one who
until-J not soil himsclf or allow any
[ii-luv"
o duraud the cit). He i progrrs-
FI‘ c. is not a politician. A bale res-
low. an all around 300‘ basins-m
man and has shown Mined! to the
Surpulk people that he is everlast-
"1qu going ahead and what he un—
db rtako-s he finishes. Us is a you”;
man that l [eel we all will be proud
of and one that will nmer slxirk his
responsibilitit‘s nd "Iii gil'v'his beet
«hurts to make Nontalk a li\e town
and he is instrumental in showing
some or the slacker: here what. a
"live wire" can do.
Let us all pull together and gin:
"Sam" it unanimous- call and I feel
sure the [wopie will be more than
on e\ cry lime.
pleased it he is elected. which he
will be.
Respectfully submitted.
BEN T. NASH.
Bambi Eating.
(Kansas City Star.)
All eastern photographer. who
doubtless knows the value of day-
light better than the ordinary per-
son. presents a picture of President
Coolidge on an early morning Ialk
in the nation's capital. with a street
clock pointing to his o'clock. says
the Kansas City Star. Tin. it would
seem that while official Washington
did not officially move its clocks
ahead one hour for the daylight av.
lng plan. the Chief Executivu has a
little daylight firing system all his
own.
A quarter before 7 is early for a
city man to be out for a. walk. but
.quits late tor the (arm over-lord to
make his entry into a day‘s activi-
ties. Thus Mr. Coolidge is showing
the advantage or the earlier tam
influence upon his career. And with-
.nut the new«tangled “daylight sav-'
lugs" law to get him out in the
mornings an hour borers the ordin-
ary city man stirs forth.
By October 1. Chicago. Philadel-
Ph‘. New York. Boston and other
points East will take time by the
two bands or the clock and turn it
back to where it rightfully belongs.
Theroat they should rejoice to think
of all the daylight they saved this
past summer.
Could their daylight savings plan
actually reimburse in time the proc-
ious moments lost by tho ordinary
traveling man or eastern tourist who
was ly manipulating the
hands or his own timepiece to cor-
nopoud with their; maybe the
whole plan might be looked upon as
economical. But the perploxltles or a
city like Eric, Pa.. for example—-
which seems to be "on the world”
and Luis-at
English government holds the pod-
uon of political leadership in the
world. Promicr Baldwin. despite
party diaerences. has the power or ’a
united mple behind him. This can.
not be fill! of tho leaders 6! [he oil!-
or WUWWB‘ power. thb
late Prudent Harding and President
Ccolidgi.” .
' M—
time meet—anon thin counterbal-
ance by time lost everything that
could be gained by daylight caving.
Railroads novel- rel for the daylight
saving idea. no its» hr in Eric for
a day is in dynamism—unle- be
cirries Mi watches: on. for Ceu~
trai stun time: one for Central
daylight tun ; on. for Gaston-n sland-
ai'd manna one (or Eastern day-
. PM.-. . light time; ~.
Mudflats“ Canada :lsaah-yourumotcoahsstwo
nova during tim- F‘ “I“ scum 2raced as the two-headed Janna may-
” changed over from anthracite
museums“ '
awmrmmum ”M
m New Haven \‘i’catlIt-s
Atlantic . . . . . . . . 80.06 ?0 clear
Block “and . . . . 30.08 to clear
Boston ........ $0.11! _ so clear
Bmlo . . . . . ... 30.0: Bi clear
Cincinnati . . . . . . 20.00 7: cloudy
cuss-so ........ so.“ 6; clouds
Diner ........ 80.: 3 eta-d;
Detroit sue n his. ‘
Hatteras ...”... 8..“ 7: Tel”.
Jacksonviiis . . . . 80.00 to clear
Kansas City . . . . so.“ 08 clear
Nantuckot . . . . . . so." so clear
New Haven . so.“ so char
Now Orlan- . . . fl.” 8‘ don't
Now York ...... 80.00 0‘» dd?
Norton: ........ so.” 11 clear
Korthsold. Vt. .. “.12
Pitt‘mrgh . . . . . IO.”
Pom-u. It . . ”is
It. Paul .....'. so.“
I“. so.”
sons
south Norwaik.
Sept. 10. 1923..
of
a man
known throughout the Norwalks as
to adxanc: the cause or our
to draw him into. schemes
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ust: Folks .
B, up L G.“-
‘flsero is ever the teak“ down
And the building up again:
There is nothing in do or town
Man fashions long to remain.
Bettor's a constant cry.
Bigger“ a constant call.
And even beneath the sky
{The sound of the blast by day
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As the old to the new ghee way
What was but a year ago
A glorious goal attained.
Shall ever we st! and see
The last of our building done 2’
Shall e\€l' the morning he
“'hen there‘s no new dream
gun? _
Not while men seek renown
Or halt in our building up.
For better'srour ronstant cr‘)’
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(Both buildings ant: builders die
And changes come to us all,
And the old shall give way to it“;
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And the hammer: 0: turn :i-allt B DG
ring I
‘ So long as the skies are blue ; ‘
2 And the‘ flowers bloom in 133:. -. - . .
' spring. ". PROEPERITX IS a 2
“5...ch thing to get moving. Sm: -
‘-“- Y- “In“ Speck” ‘ people cannot budge 1t. H222-
SALEM. Ohio. Sept. 6,—Profes-I ‘ _ _' Ii ‘ .
eor Irving Fisher. Yale economist ‘ Era can- Th9} 1128 the lid-Ft”
and lecturer for the League of Sfl- . That means they plan I};
tions association of New York. will _ __ ‘ - ‘
not speak in Salem. n... as“... expensea. and abme all.
men! for Sunday night became
P
cent statement that the late
personal \ iews public.
credited to Harding until after
sch ired the professor.
name. now an
ma in
.“'e fling up our towers to fall.
Shall dearer: our punt-9' speech,
And higher we “the to melt.
“'e are turning trom now to know 1
The goal that shall soon be gained. .
And a drop of life's in the cup,
Arid biggcr’s our constant call.
committee telegraphed to Professor
Fisher today cancelling his engagc-
informed him of adverse sentiment
created hero by Fisher's alleged re-
dent Harding favored the League 0:5
Nations. but did not dare make Lisi
\Vithholdiug of such a siltemenlf
death caused oppodtlcn to Fisher‘s?
plans to speak here. the committee‘l
look small to you?
'Some people consider it ":31.
‘ to be satisfied with “savings
However. 4 1-2 per cent. is a r _
View of the complete safety 2.52:3":
nothin" of the splendid service- 5.
convenience rfiercd by
“ —THE——
CENTRAL TRUST C0.
of Hawaii
The Bank of Safety and Sen-Zea
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they plan to save a part of
their earnings.
ihvy
rcsl- .3
The City National Bank
scum NOBWALK. CONN.
his‘
ANY \VOMAN IN
SOUTH
NORW'ALK
who has to look after the
many details of house-
keeping finds it a great.
convenience to pay her
household bills by check.
11‘ I! BOONOIY 1‘00.
Open a checking
count—the amount need
IC-
not be large—as
The People’s
Trust Co.
lWBa-ktudrrtbom
“WEI.
South N orwaik.
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“’HEN YOU NEED MONEY
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BORROW the Beneficial Way. using a
ancedsnddirectedbymeninyourown:
vide funds at the lowest interest rates for the
periods of time.
Confidential. immediate loans up to 5330 l
on household goods (without removal) or ‘
on endorsed notes. .
Call. write or phone for informants '
Beneficial Loan Society
Room 203, Boga: 8 Stevens Bldg.
NorwaL}; Gin: "
What Do
Those \VnrdS
Mean?
Do they 1"“ 3"3"
hire comfort. w :22:
and shelter. 113:2?
to pay bills. a'cflz’f'
to care for “:91
ones. peace of mad
and happiness 2
So. Norwalk Trust Co.
' SERVICE and SECURITY
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