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”'9' .. ‘2’ itinlllilllnlirm. "Niilien of 1923."
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i . ‘ m "fl Sim. us a! a iii—slur, interested us in
. " , '_\ Loss-tn in Linux" “M19 high up
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"'MI‘ I‘“" “l'ummmnf' “Hill “ii! :1 beautiful
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:Hm'ller mu» m John in Huldcn'n;
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f \ u, ‘ ,., t<:_“, ..~ Tl‘llf'y mm under thrso t.rmr. and mnkrs: Arlilttgniatlc i-‘nlzlishnlt'n. warned
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l.i¢mn V‘l‘llltl :‘nmll Klilllllilll' it. Th" ’shil'ul 3" “gm. H ;-t .1,“ fault it for— line. Almost immmllutd)‘ thousands
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iii \ir‘trt lullt‘ liflil tllr'll‘ day fund dis- 2‘”1,r ..}m..,”“:r' ‘1):lir. Inns 5',_."_“s thoir subscriptions. Altogether “'0
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. ___.._... . ville, rincn w» must have vaudevilln editors are “flu“am in not being
south .\- w llnzlnnli. liar! saw “1 mm 1:” no hm.” than follow the bolhfl’ed by this labor institution.
York; l".|il‘ Mnnvi n and 'l‘u-rduy.1 A Gates explained that his employ“?
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within to trh Atlantic
Inrmt. fnir “rather Will
and Tuesday in the
'l‘lm temperature
timivrially 91-! 0'
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le'nstimi token at. H p. In. 75th
We semen. '
Win or name comes
mod daily except Sunday by
The Retinal Publishias Conpenr.
W. P. Hilligsn. Vice-Pres. and Trees
Brunch Office: to Wall 8L. Norwalb
Three Cent:
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IOIIIODY‘ mum
By nu: Ian-r.
I set by my gut. in the flaming.
in comfort and boutsousiy fed: I
hobo, worn out by his reaming. ap-
plied for a pie end o bed. the nu-
ment was tile and» in ten-n lb
whiskers were ragged and brown;
9 he spoke 0: such difficult matters as
ills that had beaten him down. Be
told how misfortune had flared bin
and made him a wandering watch:
a trick of his tunguege betrayed
him; I cried. "You’re Theophilus
gfiketchl" In childhood we’d rumbled
together. end he was a hero to me.
and oft I'd been wondering “Kellie-r
my hero i‘d e'er again see. And he
was so Wondrouuly gifted. so h-uidl
smr‘m and noble and gay. the P3?!
of the children were. lifted to bun in
n. uorshlping way. And 1 con .ecsll
how his mother regarded her off.
spring with pride: there minty WM
not such another in all of the uni-
verse wide. And here by my side be
With slghing. all broken and weery
and warn: some old dream forever
is dying. thcrn's always occasion to
Ll
. mourn, His story wail one that is
spoken wherever tho hobots are
known: some idol must always be
EI-rolu‘n. some hrro collapse with 3
group. And there is no uplifting mo-
l ml ntinrhril in this heafrendlng tale:
with i
t
l
, , llw imlm lfi hminrr a. quarrel
«Lin ll makes a \‘auzlmillc excursion
l
Palace Tllf‘illl'f‘ l-lll. 'l‘his “‘rnk llnyt
with n rnmarkahly interesting and
gripping sketch called “The. Valiant."
in which llf‘.i3 supportc'l by a. wry
clcvcr company. particularly in Mary
(‘arroll who intnly gnvc Broadway 9
fortnight of dtllzht in a play called
"Brook." Mr. loin” enacts the part
of an unknolin criminal about to be
vxr-cutc-d. his life and itit-ntity being
I. mattv'r of mystery. Enters a girl
who comra from the “let to see if
this mysterious person may not be
her l’lrfllliC‘i‘. lie is but he refuscr to
admit it. and the scenes between Mr.
Lyteii and Miss Carroll are poignant-
ly acted and gave to the vaudeville
program as interesting a. little drama.
as skilfully acted, as any play on
Roadway.
Tho present week will bring a
number of new plays to town. and by
the same token close a number tint
have been conspicuous on our ploy-
bills for some time pust_ By far the
moat important offering this week
will be E. H. Sothern and Julia Mur-
lowe in “Cymbcline.” This Shakes-
pearean drama has not been seen
hereabouts for a. matter of twenty
five. years, when Margaret Mather
nw-rlnlmn at, M-w Haven \i’cathtr
Alipnifl , _ '37:,9: 78 clear
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7'" m, 7“ t‘nllrlv
3",?!) an c'uuriy
9‘90 5') clear
‘ ’Pnl‘lzll hand concert. the handsomest
'hnnd which is the official band of the
performed the heroine role. It is the
most interesting of the repertoire of
this pair of Shakespearean expon-
(-nil.
Nrw York will inaugurate by a,
hand stand in the United States. The
"cut will take place this week. and
Edwin l-‘ranko Goldman and the
Goldmsn Band will furnish the inter-
est. This stand will be used here-
aft'r for the summer concerts of this
(‘Tlty of New York. The past summer
1' ltlflycd to an attendance engrossing
more than .1 million and a. half poo—
plo which is the best testimony to
had given him instruction to make
any changes in the staff ho thought
necessary.
"When I commenced making those
necessary changes, however. i run
head-on into the stone well of the
union." Gates continued. "The shifts
i wished to make. I learned. would
:cost the newspaper thousands of dol-
lars.”
Rules of the union required of the
managing editor that he give at. least
six months' notice before discharging
1 member of the staff. If he neglect-
ed to give notice, he must continue
paying the empioye's salary for rix
months.
"All English reporters belong to
this union." Gates said. "After I’ork-
ing two years on a. newspaper. they
must become members. The mini-
mum wage is $45 a. week. The max-
imum is 850.
"The reporters consider they have
a splendid advantage end are'entilrely
satisfied. although it makes it im-
possible for them to work up to High-
er positions.
"What makes it especially hard
for the editor is that the other news-
paper unions always act in sympe-
thy with the Newspaper Writers Un-
ion. The slightest vioistion of a. un—
ion rule on the part of the employer
would result in complete shutdown
of the plant."
Gates said. hofi'ever, that strikes
were infrequent.
"An American newspaper execu-
tive in London.’ 'he went on to say.
"must combat. traditions which n:-
tend back to the days of Queen Eli-
zabeth—traditions which must not
be broken. .
- "For instance. an English new:-
paper is printed in the same order
Yankee Ideas in English Journalism
news. nnrl so f'urlh, Sham-‘2 the “'53-
the. report. rm an exnmpir. he shift-
ed from Page f‘. m- u hlvh it hm; ap-
rmntml rll't": lllr fivu'spap‘r was 1'!-
tnl>lfi<lmL in l':l|:-- .1. at toast 20.000
lreadcra wmlid Ulvlrhhlls: or Write; the
3omro. asking why tht wcathcr re~
putt mm ot'nlltnl
“Among the first things that Al-
tnundrnimc was lli“ fll-lf‘nt‘” Of 0‘in-
wrlters. 'l‘luro turn only ”area: in
tho office of the lmily Skvtch.
when or initiative and is not expect-
«d to do so. Assignui to intorticw a
person. he takes «loun rat-ruining the
man says “em for non) in
hand.
to the. mike and iii-inch. Then the
story is handed :1. news editor, who
calls up the p‘flrrull itito-rxicwed and
reads ovr-r the story for confirmation.
No altt‘fnpt at spcwl is made. A Lon-
don cdltor docs not nnrry if another
These rcporzvrs. Gnu-s found.
:unnillo to gvt lieu s from sources when
to people of high rank easily. No one
had ever thought of telephoning the
“77‘?
first be unrm’clcd.
Um: limo Gait-s “ante-i .1 star;
from the Prince of “‘ulvs and vented
it ill .1 hurry.
luclhmi in practice.
lie. icivm‘lloncti direct. to the Palm”
and asked for tho i‘l'mcc'e sed‘ctziry.
That prrson “as no-ruii astonished
at the American audacity. but in the
rug] it “lurked out all right. an beg
formhe lvi’t, riliu'lnn-l tiatcs lzziv lilCé
rcportcrs‘ on his stilt“! following tic,
some practicv. l
Gates was among tl'l“ first London
editors to um- tiu: comic strip. He
bought " iringing i‘p i-‘sthrr" and
dm'elopcd one of his 0WD. lie “as
the first to usn lhr~ li)\\t“ cum in
making heatliinor. These and (lillor
innovations which he. instituted
created u. grcnt deal of continent. A!
the end of in year. however. the Cu.
cuintimi of the Sketch had increased
500.00li_
”London newspaper men tire \‘cry
lovable.’ 'Gaies concluded. “From rc-
portcrs up. they are real gentlemen.
and 1 intro many friends in England
now. There is much American news-
papers can learn from their British
brothers. and ”reverse."
\Vhiio in New York. Gates is act-
Ing as n. representative for the
French Government. He has been
detailed to pick an American mming
picture producer nor! a star to com!.
toF‘rance and make it propsgands
picture entitled “Marie Antlonctte."
The.
rot-otters Virulv all tinir For-y inf
lonxhnnll, which I found torribéy'
hard in rend.
".in English rv path? is rr'ally a
slr'riographrr. itc slimxs no news
ncwspupcr lmats him to two or three-
«laye with a story." "
Palace direct .Yurds of red tnw must ,
’uught not to take out of the active
This picture is to he. used to combat
German Government propaganda
pictures now being shown in French
theaters. Gates said.
Soliciting advertising in England
for newspapers. according to Mr.
Bates, centers about afternoon tea.
The solicitor telephones the adver-
tising manager or a. concern whom
he wishes to interest. and asks:
"May I hsve tee with you?"
Usually it is agreed to pour tea. to-
gether at a date about three weeks
from the time of the telephone cell.
As they sip Lipton's ~Speclai. they
manage to slip in a few remarks
about ndvcrtising. Evrntusily l. con-
tract is made.
‘ John Hogan. formerlyI of the '
Sterling Furniture company. has ac-
cepted a position with the electrical
department of the New York. New
Haven. and Hartford Railroad.
7L». .a-.,... H"
each day. certain pages always: nsmi .‘
for a. particular mange. fort-ism
its popularity.
news, London news. ’ Parliamentl
Reds
H-‘
p The «committee on citizenship, of
Hm Amcrl‘can 8* Association cstl-
mat-=3 that there are in Our Country
LSUOJN‘U‘: Reds.
One and a. half million radicals. all
the way
chit-ts to parlor Byishevisls 1nd to-
cislists college professors.
Thcso figures are based on detail-
,r-ri returns from the Secret Service
rlwpartmen't and include. the i. -’ w.
and sit constitution overthro‘rers.
it is estimated that. 83,000.000 was.
irpent last year on radical propagan—
Ivia. and that 5,-JGOJH‘I'1 read radical
i tints-papers nail magazinrs.
i
There can be no doubt that the
V world stimulated the devemlamea: cf
'lawiessness. and the millions who
Miss-emu the V’olstead act and eigh-
short- ; teenth amendment swell the Armies
The notes are brought thektéf‘iadiscénient.
in ’ Our
checked by
The ndlcni movement
Country will hove to be
‘lhe common sense end patriotism of
-the masses of the people and by 53-?
:actmenta of less freak laws and bet-
5 it‘r enforcement ot~sll laws.
Prof. John R. Commons of Wis-l
l cousin University any; the Wage earn-
i
are "manifest a dogged determination i
not to accept. any cut in wages." but i
. that they are less rex-olugionary than i
a few years ago. I
The teaching of the Constitution of .
the United States should be required
iby law in every school in the land.
‘ ;.\ thorough understanding 0!
ll» pm tho American:
our
own government is the best way to;
beat the Reds. ;
Ho“ Execute Motion Butts.
iii-Asa: City Star! ‘
“'ith 300 million dollars surplus“
in federal revenues for the next
tlscui year in sight. 3 reduction in
taxes is inevitable. The government
blislneu of the country any more
money than is required for current
expenses and sinking fund. The rich
men with big incomes from invest-
ments simply have transferred their
investments to tax free securities and
thus have «cancel the bulk or the
taxes. The taxes they crude have to
be pail by people or less means.
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N. F‘. Riley of Pine Point. Presi-
dent of the Maryland and Bsiti.
mag:- Railway. has returned to
iiagerstown. Maryland for the win-
ter.
e e o
Mex Kent's new home on Sey-
iie expects to more in about New
ember 1.
from loud-mouthed anar-.
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By brown 4. W.
Upon a. restless World we build
sure.
Our pulse”. with treasures tilled.
law.
These are the works of man.
Huiidod to conquer every toe--
. care.
The proudest mammade thing
hurled
Into the darkness of despair.
I. but the twinkling of an eye
c‘rieo: _ -
Down come the temples from
“Yo
Vein is the wisdom of the wise.
Glory and pomp are swept aside,
Riches are stripped of
worth.
And do
I! but the moulders of the laud
\
Nothing that man has '
stand.
Settling he boasts of can exist.
Islands are swallowed by the see.
i Cities in awful ruin lie,
or all the terrors man must face
.The future glory of his race.
An earthquake is most merciless.
And noes: our strong foundations
Through gene‘rfiione six-iii endure.
Nor tire nor strain can bring them
And so they dreamed in old Japan.
Yet when impatient: grows the world
And seeks to shift its «an: of
Via
hunter is chcnged to dreadful
the
shining
8m: piacu is naked of its pride ’
lotion sweep. the earth.
Shell make a little turn or twist.
built can
i Hurt strikes where safety used to be.
. People in countless numbers die.
Against his dresm of high success,
monehundrulyurswehsrea
Quorum
our Miners and detractors that
FAIRFIELD COUNTY BANK &
TRUST COMPANY
The sun} sue policy. of reliable banking b the under-h.
In; heels of our mildew, and with the large
m ‘ .
effleleltly handle the hashes; of of" cugmmpfl. and 1V
the some time continue the citing pleasant and mm...
relations '
. THE CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY
Of Norwalk
7 IN FRANCE
50 stifcmpecting house-
wife goes to as «rare to buy
food. she st‘nds her mud-
But in South Sons-elk A
large majority oi: our wires
sod mothers no to the stories
1311;. Thry their
rcgctsbtcu from {rt-sh stocks.
they take advantage of the
splendid up-m-datc idea of
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Hie 9mm of south Nowell:
are doing much to sink home
the principles: of THRIFT.
l'H’RIF‘T is the keynote of
the day t ‘
Rank your ~pore flange in
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The People’s
Trust Co.
on WW“ St.
South Norwalk.
Km Conn.
The T. B. WICKWIRE CO.
Storage Warehouse '
Mowing Yum — Daily Service
to New York.
New York City
sooomrrs or non slob
Liam sown. rm.
' .ALL DEPOSITS
MADE IN THIS BANK. scram:
OCTOBER sm«
Will Drew Interest From The lat of October ’
SO. N0“ SAVINGS BANK "
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SECURITY
The service we shall be glad to demon-
strata.
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The security is represented by capital. sur-
plus and undivided profits of
$600,006
80. Norwalk Trust Co.
Total Resources Over Five Million Douay:
Wmae’flaafi
, L O A N S
LOCAL hm men are financing and directing this So!
fi‘J‘J‘D
BEES-B w *
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“i9”, WhiCh prOVides immediate and confidential loans at
198“ interest rates to persons of good character wno lack
', mere“ bank credit.
‘ Loom. “P ‘0 $31!), on household goods or on
. endorsed notes, repaysble in from 5 to 20
4’ monthly installments.
0m. write or phone for informatioi:
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. Beneficsal Loan Socnety
3003!. Rogers e Stevens Bldg.
Phone 333 m Norwalk. Gaul. ‘
W Etiw: 373?:32-25?‘ ‘ ‘ “3; -
. BUY AN.
‘ NEW rmozs' 3d
dest a
and b Rhett-lo Storage Battery 00., the 01
e yI-u'gut Battery Company in the World.
Ford Batteries $16.25
BxC-lsfor4-cyiindercars 23$“;
3xC-15for6-eflinderoers
Take a Chance on Inferior Batteries When
WhyYou Can Get; an Exide at These Princes.
‘ S. L. BENEDICT
731%. Main Street
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