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3'11 [he proplu 11i N1111\.ll31
“3‘ it illnlliii I111 «nut that this 1s .1
‘ t|li"llltili i'or innill11's 11:11l fathw‘s. it
is I. 11110511011 1111' 111: mile 1it_v—
lol fiery 111.111 11nd 120111.111.
. More. schools. l11111-r schools. 3C6”!
4 for all the chiidnll. 1h.11'l'ui condi-
tions. pl'op': r1111' sluice Are not Only
(esr'cniill‘. to the illowtii of the city
but is only Justine to 15:0 “clinic
7 find the i'1li1111: 11i tho- villid.
: John .\l1.\l1li111n 111.1111: .1 dil'LpOllil
', at s recrnt muting \ihrn he said
lillill of th-' ilf1.t)1111.111111 collected in
lines in Hunt )111rs only 8300,0111).
illul l1111'il spin! llil' schools.
Hrhrmlu :111- 1111i A question (-l
.\1111\.lik 11111111; lil') me a question
of th1-1n1111 i111111i States and “(3'
know ii .11 ii is country is far she ad
of any 1.1 1111-1111li 111 tho 1111rit-
111' 1'1i111.1111111 I 11' 1M 11101119. M1111
1111” 1111111 H1111xl11s on lh ll
.kllmoH. \111'11.1'l\ :11111lll M, in lilo
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‘ \1Jli-'-i.'11'1 lw Sclllml Land
1‘ issue still 1'11 1' """“
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dull! except lands, by
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m Vice-Pres. old True.
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thrifty. l. salted
der. and bacon and spuds in
bin.
dough. are busted and sick wit
their earnings tor comforts lhu‘
never shall know. All day throug
the streets they are drilling, un
seeking. from dawn until dark. som
maria. 1 see them. the weary
all; for they should be perched
their roekers. each one in his opu
lent hall. in beds that
snore; they all should
door. if people would save
sunirnel. life's winter
them serene, with
i‘nvy turn green. Alas.
'“ays been spurned;
1
seeking and reaching for 111w
School BOIId Issue 1 to blow \1 hut “1111' \1- till'nlti.
l
b1 st man for
i111:
3 The Price Paid £01
3 Defying Wealth
I The lausc talking of Mrs.
Ill. 1'. Belmont as to the institution
'of marriage. “hich ini‘ercntlally she
declalros a failure. together with im-
plied counsel to girls to keep out of
it. is a reminder that if this genera-
tion will make wealth the standard
luniovely blproducts may be especi-
cd. it is convenient when some
‘lnan or woman turns up with a big
lbnpk account. to turn in that direc-
ltiou. These fortunate persons will
11111y the hills, which is “tho easiest
1suy"—much eusicr than going out
'and earning the needed funds or
amassing it by pinching economics.
says the New Haven Journal Courier
in return. 110111-191: the Mrs. L'el-
monts receive tho honors and offl-
1'13 and climb the tripod of authori-
ty .1an official iltii'rliul‘r. Mrs. liti-
'lllonl is not so “ell qualified to dis.-
i1-11ss a score of questions as trn
1thousllnll \‘110llltn on eurv slde “ho
l
1
h.l\e no iortunc to 111.1110 them in at 1 n.
111': Iiting—but lhv: iiiti)’ is a social-
'1 ....\111'~1r,1 ' lm: I’M— 15111e11ss.1-1hc 31-111 the Nation :1l Wool-
.\..\1 $.1t111' 1.11 1 iii' date sci ii” :‘1ns l'alty a. handsome building in
11111 “111111.11 ‘|.1.: |’1I.\' for ”I. 10‘“ \\asl1ingtou.\\h1n sly. speaks 11th-
i111}; 5M5..- :1 .s 1111:1111 by “1'“ er. listen.wl1at1~1er the topic. “'0
mmmmm 111.1: 1111' 111111111: ““1 it' all defer to the hand that feeds 11s.
ppt’illll to tl11~ n11'1i1 111 this “(11'th This lady would not from com-
ms'itiitinn 115 1:1 111111115111 this 5181' '8 patent to speak l'l the young Wont-
”... hm" .n 1.1.1111 r 11111'11. its iiii‘ unhood of Ami-rich. 0| the serious
".111ls 111.11. .._, '1..111.1i 111 parry on ill" and sacred topic of illarllage. b'hc
1.11. 1.1 1111 111.11111111111 "rs: \cry low. has all her life trained with the ex-
1,.111 .«1. i11e11'1 and thirty chil- tr1'm11l,v rich and tho feverish world
' 11 .1... 11.... .1 111p .111111' 111, the Nur- of fashion. She knows all that hec-
{ ...'. 1,. l1 '1': 1,, «.1- 11.4.1 iim food tic crowd and all their matrimonial
"‘1 1.071.} 111.:1- .1 11111111111' 11f 1~llil.lren ll “'0”. bred of idleness in large part
I. ‘ 1 .1111 1111 111111, 1:.11115 “n, and lack of earnest motive. “ith
"' h" ' " 'y 11..1 11<111l on." more brains and executhu talent
.11111111, 1'1—hlm.1.1,'1‘1‘v 11111u1lillfi ha." she. unlike moi of hl-r companions
il("1”‘f1'1‘“ll 'l'tl‘lliiill' | Or ”I” “‘y “'orl‘l- XII! llcr pleasure
17‘ ' "' . , in life in heudln tho- radical wi f
I" “" "H "'1" 111 “H’fwlirrk H;", the suffrage mmgl 1111 ni. Tin-re 111.3131.
"1 “""" "“l‘ ""‘ 11111111111111“ ,’ more strange 00111111111301: than be-
Kl "“ 1'" " “ " "" V" 1.1n I“ U 'M' tween the sober. sacrificing. inipov-
111-111 u'rished. praying group 11f neglected
‘” ‘ :liid despised lliotheis 111 l‘fill'l wh
l” i " ""1 " " l' I"“', fought the unpopular l1llitlc.lor Sill?
"l" ' ' ‘ "‘ 111 ‘ ' I." 5 Huge sixty years ago, 111111 this lll(l‘-
'l” "'1 l' ; 4" “ ""' 1111111: “' r,\'. drtlnnt group of 11111 111111 111-ck-
"' "‘ ‘ 1’ ' ' “‘f ""‘"" "“9““ less society queens. 1znn1111111111r1113 or
l"' ‘ , ‘xlhll' 'V‘l't'inmu'i”: home and the quiet 1irtu1'1s, 1111.1 111.
"'"""‘_ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' . ‘ In ‘11-, day are exulting in the 111111.- light.
'I‘ "" . "‘[ ”f "j‘ '1‘] "fl .. Mrs. llelmont's talk of Ill.li‘l‘l:l:e 1.1
\“"l ‘ .. 4‘ Sigrid: :1"; such us of“: hands out “hr; is 14111111)
‘ } ' g" f“ _ ‘ and bored. who has lost \ltiltlll and
1 1 1 1' 1 1 .1111.1~-1l\\|llli1 f’tllh
. ‘ .7 1 1 , , 1 .4 .' 1 ‘ '
7‘ . , 111 ‘. ' f. " ' ‘ ”11:2? ,: '1'11' 'l‘l11' serious aspect is that 511111. :13
“ isilo should undertake to 1111111111111
_ i ideals as to homo-making m H11; 11.1— i
I", “I n," It illon. From the noble “0111011 111ml
11 1,1 ._ 1; 1, 1 ”1.1“.” ,1...” .1. '1- ltillltlly make the Y. \V. C. A. {Hill'—
11 . r ,; ,,,, 1 .. 1111.1 :"11111'1 ‘1‘ ”my tion, carrying benefits to gills 111.
,1... 1| g .11 Jewry community. we get no surhl
11.1 .1 ~.._.1 . _.-,,,,. ”wk 1111. ‘I1lnsu conclusions. The W. (‘. L'.i
>'. 11. .1 1,, 1| .,, , .11 111“,“ NM women, the legitimate IUCCC1HII'S 1113
l 11:1 111' 1 .1... .1, ._ w. J .11111 \\"1\il1-r tho pioneers in suflragc. are 11111 “11-.
1.11 11. 1. 11111113 our girls towns the 11111-111111 11!
1. 1 11.1; 111-1111.111...» iandr cnnoblinp lot of wife and 1110-
111 .1-. ,, 1 .1 11 11|"iil'ilflil(‘~' ,n . 1111 The rsdlcul wing of sufl1.1,:c
. ,1 . 1. , 1" WWW-MM the price ,snd now surnrs
1-.; l ‘ Whiting. ‘ 1,1 Mrs. Belmont
i’u‘a 1...11111 1 llnnnrl “hieh liril im- th° penalty: it “'1.“ is 8‘3“ If
"n r:1.-111r11 11,.“ 111111 the 111111;. meet the bills and now H.410
"1er let them il\l lil‘il" happiest.
it is probable, that this disturbance
”will ln1rrnso in lnlnnsliy and move
It-rt n1111'm1'1sl11ar1l. ln \iew of this
fliuiltion. shipplnl: in the Baihnrnnn
"iliifi's, ('ululli “11‘11'~' :mvl lht‘ Flori-
'd.-t 111-11'1“: limr 1.1m a1i1 isml by radio
‘0 r\-r1 lzv 011,11 prvrrliillnn. North-
“Lmuu. sinrm warnings rwro dlsplayvil
“5.." ill i'. .\l.'l'11r11‘1;11 on the south-
. ennr ilori 1.1 «11:11:: h: m .11111 1ltr'r inl~t
. ‘n KIV \\1-i
‘ .\n :thi 11.’ Iv-xv l1.1
.i‘l’llli'i“ intro-111 1'
1111111ter of "011-
1- ventral Tu -s-
day night 011 r .\11ll1 Dakota. and
. mmimr rnril1111~11\..r11 11nd at the
‘1: lame time 11111-‘1.11':11'-.'1orlow pres-
‘1." sure 1111- inrrn1111: (111-r the Wesi‘rn
plutmu union 'i‘l 11 pivssure \vns-
.1 high during Tum-1.11 ilerllghOllt the
j‘ lisstrrn ~i'1qu.
(irnerallv 1.11r “'1 other pre\'nilr'1l in
rasl's'n plirls o' the 1'1111ntrl'.
The l1 1111111r71i11re runllnut‘il nhhio
' nortnzll Muir-g Tuesday nvor practi-
1' csily 1111 1111111111 1111-1 n.’ the Rocky
1’ nountums and blow normal west
of the lli1r'l1vr11r111n'1'llnf.
Temperature.
Obi-"v.14": taken It I l' \l. 771th
Winn at svw "an “outlier.
Atlanta.
f‘1i1q .R (lenr.
Atlantic 1 :11 :i1 .1: Th ricer.
'ioek lsl 1P1 . .".' ll ’1'" clear.
31120 .16 elesr.
7.1-1: 6% cloudy.
..... 7.11.1“: in clear.
....... 3'10! 76 cloudy.
291'. 68 rtesr.
........ 30112 8R vie-r.
...... 111.1: 70 clear.
“.0 '1': TR elenr.
25.0! 76 clear.
Whit fit clenr.
.... 311.14 67 clear.
ow Orlrrlns 29.51 :14 cloudy.
311 10 “1'6 clear.
. ....... .111 H '1’: cl .
Orthfislti \t . .‘in l! 56 rig.
111.10 '74 clonr.
lend. “1 .111. :2 {15 clear.
HIM 76 clear.
1'9 74 70 cloud).
. 30. l“ ‘ld elect.
put in s position that must hum 1'
all except thosowho ups the cynicu
and uninspired attitude to which
opulence. idleness end the protected
life have led their leader. A distinc-
tion should be drawn between the
shady-paced and reverent. women
who sustain the suffrage movement
and these tritlcrs and daring indivi-
duals who are doing their best to re-
r1el this generation ready to accept
the new and larger status for wom-
1n. Mrs. Belmont and her motes are
in Colorado to hold a pageant in the
Garden of the Gods.
The incident is a symbol and a.
warning. Tile movement. the cause.
the institution that weakly throws
ilsr-if into the hands of some person
or persons of great wealth. and thus
off hand solves its problems. is in
peril. Joseph of Arimsthesr. who
provided the ground in which the
body of Jesus was laid. was a. rich
man and a. prototype of s recogniz-
cd class who with their large means
stand on one side and meckly brln‘
their gifts as others give time. effort
lite it may be. Such are very admir-
able. But the instances ure not few
where undermining and sorry loss
have followed the surrender to those
who offer to assume heavy tasks
that only they themselves should
carry. The law of compensstion op-
erstes. Mrs. Belmont is mode pred—
dent and nuttenslly conspicuous.
Abler und wiser women doubtless
ere in the councils of tilt sgroup. but
they no sober-god. She has been put
on u pedestal and whet she says is
importnnt. In A careleus and bored
mood. fumiltsr enough to her sated
clues. she takes a. flag or mnrrtngo
which must do a. good deal of harp.
8b. is collecting full measure for
her contribution to the noisy and or
result wing of “to“
Be Did Not Have 1‘01
Teacher—“Are you going to apolo-
gize to Tommy ""
4
1‘.
Freddy —“1\'uw! l cull lick 113!"—
ill has I!“
For ycsrs I've been cautious and
the dimes as they
came. no new that l'm two score
and titty. you see me ahead of the
game 1 tolled with conspicuous ur-
dor. sud wont. to the bank with the
tin. and slow I have pics in my lar-
tho
And fellows who blow in their
earnings. who squandered desirable
job that will bring them a. shilling.
some grsft that will yield them a
old
walkers. I see them and pity them
in
are silken
and classy they all should be able to
ho chipper
and sassy. with never a half at the
in life's
would find
bundles of coin
that a plumber might view and with
it is idle,
1 this preaching. my sermons lune al-
ihe people. are
\\‘ll._\$
Ulitcr
.11 ill" 11 s1 1 ms to mrsnbout as good as
b
y
b
d
e
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1i
God
The
The
And
SELECTING
In one of his books .Mr. Million].
1 H11
l 1-.1:ll-i.liov1n liliiglish di'y 1i_\' 1-.\-
11111 an1i.111;;1111;: “liter malls llttzvn—1
iii1111 i11 .1 llii'liivlil tor d1.~t1:rininillg if
111iI 1:; of about the correct dr-
grcc 11l|1.'\ckimiic and at the Said"
liln: ;.|.1111: till: coi'r11‘t ficflbilily.
'lhis nil-thud is one elniimd i\\.1'1'.
“I
shes the 1'le1lit to another: ’lhc
inithud is “hut might be called the
\il11utorv method ior determining
the e.\1'ell1.n1'e or the miion of a r;11d
A rod is :1l111-r or 14.15111: maul:
or We might call it it spring. To de-
termine its relatiu'ly balanced al't-
ion throughout, it is clear that the
same method can be employed as
”bending the rod downward. release,
it. The mode generally ciliployod is
to add to the extent. of the 1ibru-
tions with the forefinger. Every time
the rod recon-1:5 itself. )0!) give it u
slight push downward. 'i'hcn count
the \ilu'utions. and you can deter—
mine ,of 11111151.» 1':cl1.ti1ely.the action
of tlio iod iii ltL‘lUi‘lii} tab“!!! 11 ll_1.
lor ll1)sr‘il'l 1111 not think flint if
this method be 1111pl1111d you should
touch the rml lli‘il-l' it is once set in
1'1l1r11tl11n. My nun Mail is to hold
the rod ilrmly 0 min: top of a work-
l1r111'li. and start it miller \iolcntly
by bending it down until the tip ni-
lillest lt)ll',‘li".'| the floor and then rc-
11::1 111': it. You 1:111 thus count. titr
,11i11'111uns for u ll.ill' iulnillo til. it ust
I11111i ling il11- number of vibrations
111 l1. 111.- the number per minute.
1 111111 amoral fly rods. three of
il_\ rods 1:111 l111. 'l‘\\'o of these \vcrc
made by one of the a1a1k rod build-
lluliord :1; his «mn iiivcin 10n;,11lnil lic'
would be employed for 11 steel million to the mimiml 111111 l have
11g. \Htliolit "leading a linoj dell-'rmlnnl for the inn l‘Utlb‘ “pt
iii ough the guides. hold the butt of mentioned
the rod firmly on :1 table. and alter it sin-unis to me that th- l'.':11.~ linrc
A FLY ROD l
llii'utions per minute. l)1111l1il11:.. it ll '
ii\'t"l‘I' safe to l'cdum: this rod to :l'
l1'1igil.\vlicrc llll.‘ \il1111l111ns \11111l1ii
‘l11-11l111ut 100’ per minute it 11 1.111111 bul
‘11 lair llcllcr rod.
1 i cannot say that a rod or r1-:.:1-
ll\i‘i,\‘ pertcc action less “1.1:: 11111111
l lf'ct six inch or so in length 11<>1llli
\ibi'ntc in about ltiti \1l,1l':1iions. 1'01;-
sibly a reader may 11:111..- 0111: of those
.littlu Leonard se1cn {001.0111111nd
unc- hulf 0111111: rods .lf so it would-
lie Ct'il.lli1i,\"’)(‘ interesting to blur
the 1lbrutory record ul‘ such :1 rod.
And. also. i cannot say that it’ a rod
lit-really grunt \vorknlunship and ac-
tion I'sceedt‘ll too [out in length the_
1ibrutions would Do it cloes approxi-
u. mode for making 1111 ni1111'o...1llutc;'
determination io 11 lul'kll- slow if :1
split bamboo 1011 is liluly to she
satisfiaclion and be equal to the 11..-:
mands put upon it. If it is l11~t\\'1-1
say. eight feet 11nd rix i11cl11's
length 111111 ten feet in 11:.1i1
\ibrlliv's 0101' Jim 1111- 1111111111,
hr 11‘ ill-.1 number is l;1t\v11'11 l 1i and
tub. lilill’. rod is likely to I11,- 11.\1'1.'ll1'1.iv
in action. If it \ibrutt's' lliloluc tl11
if.
in
:ll‘.1l.
111l-
would be unduly stilt tor ”11 L1:
of most il_1 fishermen .und it
buried below 100 \ibmtlons
utc, then 1 think the 1'01
backbone an be too i
tly fishing i'l'quir '1
'l‘iir: though
llo lilo crac
11
.cr min-
would 1.11-k'
1
l
1
y for 11111111111
cuts.
must olnllido its it.
i t . . makers oi the 1101 1
1: 1:11.1111113 to action 111 :1 rod l ,1 l
:rfi its \ibratiuns'.‘ Judgw I
11.1
cock rods. I lime lll'st lilL‘llllOll- '
111:11f 1l11 11ml i 0111‘. is :1. little 1111i
|l1:111 1 lKilt :llld 11111-l111li- {1"
:111-1 “1 lL'ilH {mu- r1un1:(s.t
:t llc'1i\v fly rod ten feet
“ighinz six and 01
Now ccmes the a
“O"FSC .‘ml migh
,K‘" ppose that with
such 1' ulna-1:11.. 1
weight and 1 i' in these rods us ‘0
0‘ vlhm ‘ ngth that the number
as would be very differ
us” are not. As nearly as l
. determine they are almost the
same. the two rods vibrating at a
rate close to 106 vibrations per min-
ute.
My other fluorite fly rod is one
of my own make. the lower and
middle joint of grecnlieui't and the
tip or split bamboo. This rod gives
about 100 vibrations. And I suspect
that where a. rod is made of wood.
that is for the lower portion .118 acto‘
ion will be too stiff and heavy it the
vibration is the same as that of a
crack split bamboo. My reason for
thinking this is that having broken
the middle joint of this greenheart
fly rod 1 made a. new joint. and I
dontlnued changes in the middle
joint until the rod vibrated at a rate
of close 106 vibrations per minute.
But when I came to use the rod I
found that the middle Joint was too
stir! and that the rod was a bcah-
pole caster. 80 i took oi! more
wood from the middle joint, until
the rod in actual use gave a good
ccount of itself. Then I tested its
vibrations. (1
A rod which is “ion." and too
slow in action for decent fly work.
will vibrate .if made of split bamboo
slower than. say. 100 vibrations per
minute. I own a. rod which is sup-
posed to be u. fine red. but in two it
proved entirely too flexible. pat-fled.
lurly for dry work. This is on eight
sud. one-half loot rod. weighing. d
little less then four ounces. But
when the weights of handgrusps are
different in rods. the weight of a. rod
means very little. tint is when you.
ore thinking in terms of an ounce or
leu. Well. 01!! unsatisfactory rod.
when put into vibratory motion :vi-
busted it the rate of a. little more
than as “buttons walnuts. I cut
at! two inches from the top of the
middle joint, and the rod Is relative.
ly much more Quandary flag: bor-
fon. pilthonxh n is stint weal” to“
“booed q 'aalau The Ram
1 it \1ould almost seem us it “”‘1
might be the case.
possibiu that two reds. one so 1111,11L1 l
shorter and lighter than the 111111 r.
would both gigo utmost 1:11:me 11111
some number of vibrations per min-
llto if the rods had not llt‘cll con—
sirutc detodo sllrdlucini‘whldlnll‘xv
structcd to do that Very thing. 11111,
of course. it. is possible that glxcn
a. rod within the limits stated, and
of really magnificent action, the
builder fixed rather upon the action
of the rod. and the number of 1‘1-
lirations was the consequence and
not the cause of the relative ilt‘t'i'ucf
tion of this action—Field &Strc:un.
Jews Observe
Harvest Festival
The Harvest festival of the 111211.11,
known as Succoth, meaning booths,
will be observed in the Synagogue
for n period of 01p week. beginning
last. Monday evening. 0n the tirs1
and last days of the festival rciig-
tous services are held in all Jewish
places of worship. Among the more
ritualistic the first two days and on
additional day at the enddor the {15-
tival are observed. The interlening
days of the festive cycle are r; gard-
ed as seml- holidays.
The Biblical buts to:- this ancient
"Thou shalt
, 1111111111. labor and assures tfjm ‘10
l :ri
‘11111' in honest effort BFdnily bread
1 Hill Ct)
llllllllbi'fl Hull 1 11111111 such :1 rod 1,5,,
livilgrimagc through uh lauds
harvest festival is well known. Deu- "
plums. Hence this feast was called
11. i'illzrimllgo Feast. ,
in :1111'11:nt times there is in doubt » '
that i11'iiliti1o rites were performed "
in CUIllivctinli \1ilh this {cast in
nature 111‘ it symbolic prayer for rain
t'lISUlM year. It is possible
l1il' t‘.11'
that 1l1is primitive ceremony is
{111111-11 it) in the last chapter
21011111111131. 1:119 popular outburst of
jny 11011-1] there. is echoed through-
out 1111: present day liturgy of
i‘wtixui.
111 11:11 slungogue slid home
t
original character of the feast us is
i11'1i1-d by the synagogue is a pintest
.1-:;1inst these ancient other-won
amenities. it cxalts the dignity
Hill-pct: that his swenung
is .1 labor consecr
.. by God.
[he “
uandcring through the
112113. This joy culminates in
1‘ Simehuth 'lornll" when ‘11. annual
I ‘1 111111: ot remlin from the Pentuieuch
is cmnplcted in the sy nagOgue.
During this period the synagogue
111 dccoxnted 11 int fruits and vegetn-
congrentions erect
ides Some
booths which are the symbol indi
it does not 5m 11 111111 of God's care for Israel during
Hui: desert period \v hen they «-
hurled in just such fruil.
dwellings. Furthermore it is csl
you on feast” sliceorizes
'" . ption of God's protection of
l during the forty years nl their
wilderness‘
:1111l Ills guidance of them through;
111111 the ensuing centuries of their
and
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G017 bless this house and all- Within it
Let no hatch spirit enter it?
Let: lion’s approach who would be-'
Nous with a bitter word to m.
Shield it from harm
'Here let .tho children's laughter ring.
Grant that these friends from your to ' .
Shall build their happiest memories
God bless this house and those who,'
love it. . .1 m bests ofour con-um, and with the 1.111.... N.
Fair be the skies Which bend shove it ,.: to-dnte bushing quartets soon to be our new m 3'
May never ang'er's thoughtless word ’ 1; We I and mutation will be nblc to .1...
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May all who rest beside this tire
And then depart. glad though
And make them feel who close the
Friendship has graced
In the sweet oils of glsdncss steep it.
Endow
Good friends to‘sit around the hearth
llere let the miivo their happiest.
A certain great man sold,
“Time and I can sccom.
plish anything."
You went to save $1,000,
perhsps more. Time will
help you do it, if you form
the habit. of saving regu-
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out cum “depositors that camel-1.1111-
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OLD RELIABLE
FAIRFIELD COUNTY BANK .1
TRUST COMPANY
be “me snfc policy of reliable bulking is the
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here.
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heard, the m an continue the existing pleasant and tries],
relations
to in-
spire.
door.
their home .
once more.
bless this house and those who
keep it.
these walls wit“. lsxtlnx
wealth,
light of love, the glow of health.
palm of peace, the charm of
mirth.
n lth each nightfall
rest—-
perfect
THE CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY
Of Nomlk
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Centrally looted. with ample honking quar-
ters to serve the people of Nonnlk sud sur-
round” territory. we feel sure that our large
and steadily Ina-easing number of customers
sud depositors will welcome the increased m
sour-ca and complete banking service we will
be in I position to place st their disposal.
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THF. BANK OF SAFETY AND SER\ICE.
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HELP
DON’T FOOL YOURSEIE
Tisonlytooeasytobede-
swarm: 11f gludness is still iualatuin- larly Compound interest . e' —\ 4" ~{9it'ed in money matters.
1111. 11:11 \iorshippor is supra-sea also helps. Save and rec- - ’ h .
with the. conviction that God has " . . . . '
Shin iii: rich hountles to 8.“ math 3fouyr0lll' "onyx-n one ! FlCtlthlIS Prosperity as rill-[:1
kind. that every human being is heir. p888 _ Kl. I ed many a man. Solomon 53‘ '
to.il1~sc common resources. This -
contidcnce dissipatesrmthe izlnomy , f “The p mgenty Of fOOIS Shall
. 1111: line that the on with all it. sky the“. .SthN ' '
l in hvs and delight: is merely u vole j lingiour
11.111. .111 self and open a savings ac-
’l‘hc least of Succoth Ll inter- I count With this bank.
The City, National Bank
SOUTH NORWAI-K, CONN.
the
Ca.-
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DO N OT COUNT ON
YOUR CHILDREN '
or other relatives tak-‘
ing care of you when
you become old.
Good hard cash in the
. bank will prove your
' best friend in time or
“need, so. far as‘the
material things of life
go. = “"
teronomy 16: 141 says:
son and thy daughter: and thy man-
servant. and thy mold-servant. and
the Levlte. and thetstrnnger'atld tho
fntberless. und the widow. that ere
within thy autos." In Leviticus 23:-
34-43 the children of .lsrael are
again enjoined to keep the Feast of
’Tuber’nscles of Succoth.
Of particular interest to the:
American people are these Biblical
sourcav‘ on our own national
Thank-Cl at Day. cstsbllshed by
the pious. scripture reading Pilgrim
yfuther' was patterned after the,
Jewish M of tabernacle;
The atmosphere of the testiui as
dust: in the Bible reflects as
nature. It was. some believe. the
main festival of Ethical “men. The
‘peap’fu m all parts of: Palestine.
rejoice in thy feast. thou. and thy,
'Keep a savings tic-i
count at—
mum-mutua-
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pun-«mew menu»,
from Dun to Begr-m fin-"sat. to "
mm:
with the dignity of labor and «flit-I"
primary importance of farming in
the economy of the world.
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'Keeler’s Shoe Store
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LOANS #
LOGAI. business men are financing sad directing this 30'
cietr. which prOV'ides ilmnediste and confidential low It
legs! interest rues to persons of good character who
commercial bank credit.
Imus up to $300 on household goods or on
endorsed notes. "payable in from 5to 20
monthly mstellmen’ ts.
Call, write or phone for information
Beneficial Loan Society
Room 203, Rogers 111 Stevens Bldg.
Phone am No
THE LATEST
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WOMEN’S FALL
PUMPS
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STATEMENT OF. CONDITION
At the Close of Business. Sept. 14, 1923
ASSETS . LIABILITIES
Real Estate Loans $1,711,075.00. Capital Stock . . . . $ 300 00000 1
Other Loans . . . . . . 1,518,545.96 Surplus Fund . . _ , , 200,000 1
'gihsgrBB‘mfis Edd N 6833222” Undivided Profits . 101,368.52
Securities -. . . . . 931,906.81.
Banking House. 50,000.00
Furniture and Fix- .
2,100.00
30,000.00 1
1.” 164,259.65
Cash 112,687.41 andTaxesu...“
Total..--......Woe Total........'..$5
neLsrgestCounerclslBsukisNol-wsk
hobo-Io...
Other mReal Estate.
.Due from Banks &.
Total Deposits 4155’1915'91_
Reserved for Interest
33 01260
1
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