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EVENING SENTINEL
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Fire Protection
In some of the western states
fire iosscs the past your totaled more
than the entire amount or taxes col-
loci-rd. showing the imperative need
of more protection.
“‘hlit rcccntly happened at Berke-
lcg. California. \vlivn 630 homes in
out: or the. finest. resx-‘irntiul dis-
tricts of the city wcie completely
destroyed by lire in rcai'ccly over an
hour is a. drastic example of this
need.
Adequate. tire-stopping in dim lling
construction is almost as rare as
a. null spout, lli‘c. ’i‘hcic fllu many
more dwellings which contain no
evidence ot‘ the installation 0: lire-
stopplug details than them etc par-
hons “tiling to assume responsibility
lul‘ ihc OllllSnlLlll of those details.
.tuiny iirchit7cts. cnginr-ms and
contractors. oft-'1’ thr‘y have sotisllcd
tlicmsr'llo-s on matters rclliting to
etylr. plan tiliti cost. devote their en-
ci'gir-e to insuring the structural
adcqtincv ot‘ the buildings thry cl‘t‘t‘l.
'l‘llt‘ sluhlll‘y of tho foundation. the
rigidity or the nails and roof and
the loud-carrying capacity of the
floors or. essential considerations.
But thr-y are not. all. At hast one
other csscntiiil requirement. of sound
construction has rrlcnived but M‘flni
notice. in the building or small
houses.
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The average carpenter and l‘vnlld- .
or does not realize the extent of (Mr-
national tlrr
elders the possibility of fire as quit»
remote. listirilly the home onncr
does not ll7|\"' lllt' experience to
know whnt 1:4 rcqulrwl. The design.
or. the superintendrnt and the con-
tractor. Jointly. should assume the
responsibility of securing Flir‘f'll
consideration of thos-i lncxpr-nnltv
dentin which greatly reduce the firt'
expedlcnta which
‘will help reduce the excessive toll
of the fire loss to the country elioui-l
be peculiarly worthy of study. 'i‘n'
lumber industry is anxious to only
in some. dcgrco in reducing this
waste. not only of material and tr.»
bar. but too ottcn of life. cans-"i l-i
fire in the L‘nited States. It is co-
operating With the National Snare}
of Fire l'ndcruritern and the. In-
dcrwrlteggs' Lairorzitorica to :nt‘nk» v:
the public to the advantage and nt—
ccsslty of guarding against fire.
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One “’ay to Apologinc.
The Hartford Courant has lost its
temper and manners so t'ompiwtotv
‘évcr the sensation created by in
brief boycott of Gov. Templeton that.
discussion with it rcqliiren more pa.
tience the nit is worth. It PrOIJut'ns ‘
dotea to show that the governor de-
V' 04 certain invitations bcfore hc
left out of the \V’estvillo {cast
“I"!!!- absence made the occasion
for on exhibition which has boon thc
sensation of States politics. The on.
unflal thing is that the difir-renccs
between the governor and the or-
ganization have led to open efforts
to ’dlsclpline" him. of which he has
taken notice and which everybody
hes been talking about. The Coun-
rant'a irritation is understandable.
foolish and impotent as it is bu: its
implication of lies and perjury is go-
ing to far to be excused even in an
angry man.—-Waterhury American.
lit.
THE \VEATIIER.
South New England: Fair
cooler Friday:
tinned cool.
W’lnds. North of Sandy Hook:
Fresh northwest. and weather part-
ly overcast. Friday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras:
northwest and north and
partly overcast Friday.
Conditions: A disturbance of
moderate intensity was over the
Horth Atlantic States Thursday
night. Showers have occurred with-
in the last 21 hours in the lower
Lake region and the North Atlantic
States.
The outlook is for generally fair
weather Friday and Saturday in the
states east of the Mississippi river.
the temperature will be lower Fri-
day in North Atlantic States and
will not change materially on Sat-
urday.
Fresh
weather
Temperature.
Observation faken at 8:00 p. m.
76th meridian at New Haven \i‘cath-
or Bureau.
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losscs or else he curl-‘
.is a law that drmandx sacrifice of lhl'
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cood——sonzetimca. They must get run5 ,
ltrti-‘thc. iv- said. are invisible ultra-g
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Jilcir standards may triumph.
'nrv rocks with .‘lavnronola- of Thom?
Sibel-nu: 1"uI'-‘i. :5 l“.“ll‘t"l‘I-".;v‘ ff-c‘;
ll. ~l t;~‘~'. l‘lll": r~' 3w :‘uT thcir n'an
\'."“.' 9:» l‘,"'>~"‘ things l‘t-‘ttl-‘r.
:i'.‘l l‘:..~ l: 7‘. 1;. .. Int‘t'-n\'.‘nlt'l‘." and
u' urul‘f'iifl r- mic ‘l' He got i.) of-
"tr‘rt',.‘ll .d f1‘l‘ri‘ftl t’ghf but
yttr-r tlw ff..i:lt."l1 of fllrmfz in thc;
:iLill‘w' ll‘w' i‘ritc unlit-d and l’CCf‘flYl}i
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rrpnlvllc..tli$m Gov.
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Rippling-Rhymes
Lama Wax-mm
By “of: Hunt.
It is a. frightful thing to do. to
write a foolish letter: some day its
fatal linen you'll view. and murmur.
"Donnerwetterl" The man to whom
you send the note wit never let it
perish: and some day it will get the
goat thnt you so proudly cherish.
The years may plea and you may
think the letter all forgotten. all
faded doubtless is the ink. the paper
miffed and rotten. But foolish letter!
never fade, or decompose or shrivel:
of things eternal they are made.
preserving words unclvll. And in
your hour of pomp and pride. when
luck could not seem better. some
grouchy foeman. we‘ll-eyed. will
spring your foolish letter. And fan
will tottcr from the heights to chaos
and effacement. and all the scornful
village wighte. will laugh at 1011?
abasoment. If you have sentiments
no strong they clan-notr for an airing.
so to the woods, where. loud and
long. a man may do his swearing.
Proceed to yonder mountain top.
when you feel full of ginger: there
you may main: the wr-lkin flop—~your
future you won't injure. But when
you take your fountain pen and put
your wrath on paper. you‘ll hear
Rom that. fool trick again-—it is a
senseless caper.
Presidential Nominations.
It is not strange that even to can;
ly speculation as to the l92-i plt‘l'l-:
The.
dentin! election is persistent.
greatness ot‘ the office. and cspccleh
ly the relation of President Coolidge.
necessarily uncertain. to the i-cru‘o—
iicazt convention makes the contest
of searching interest Says the New
Haven Journal Courier. Nor to flu
process of nomination remote. in
December South Dakota.
states. takes her stand. A -"”"i‘>"‘.‘.-
tion will submit to the ri'iti‘rnh .~ its
first and second clinic-.2 l‘. I.»
noted here that Hiram .l . .-..2
Calvin Coolidge are anti :. -. xiv
prevailing names in that ‘llu « .ir.
ricti commonwealth. Thou r no
that convention talk is pr-nlv..--.
ready has he honor in
all on the obvious. forgcltirvg
uncortainty is the law of life.
The republican names must in
evidence are those named above and
Gov. Piuchot. it would 1 ave a‘nrk' d
an enthusiastic nation three year:
ago to know that the super-publicist
that
Hoover ls rarely mentinncrl. though-
ltc i.- a bottcr man now by l'"l.\0'l of
his enlarrcd export-nice. Sccrctarg.‘
Hugh's. too--~v.'hat an equipment L:-
uvnli bring to the nfficr! fillrtly
more to 1 prtchologv of canil latlng
at in a lmrt‘ race. One may overtraln
and go Sl-Ll’.
Go". i'lncl.ot by rt‘nson of lilt‘ pub-
lic \lrltlc ::'|'1 hnovlcvigc o-' affair.-
nmlld 2w. arccpta‘ule to gun: num-
b-‘rs. lilo coal settlemritt (Ices not
altogether please. but the p-cple do
min coal. which is much. ’lhcrr
mar gnri lit-come as "film"! ”15‘
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slilifl'll. Philadelphia. and
-‘li"ét ncalnst the intictz-H-licnt
Tinchot stands
tur Hort-over. r‘rnnrylxauia l: a rc-
puiillt‘uli F‘af“. NOPW‘llhfillilldlaf
thccr thtncs. though the sly counsc's
' mrn “"il’llffllnF' such "cllot.
t'. .0! l“:
:~\‘ll’9 firm for t'ncm. it is .i tr‘ liar-in"
cue advantage to be right
Pft'f‘ldt‘nl‘. Coolidge has the pot-
thus for. He has kcpt the Harding
cabinet “1'3"? and this piv-aucs tlzc
party machinery. The counlrv is at
Me as to his tunasurc. in.- th» Boston
police strike cannot forcxcr inswt‘r
all questions. Haunt-r. in llcc-‘mlu‘r
when congrcrs liZ:"'l'.4 in must speak.
Not. sincc l.l:l‘nl'.t‘s t".' xiii! .l tiles-
page lw so my.- -t w .2. .~.r~ur:il
for a. tliil'crr-i t .. w l “1.1 ,.-. safe
and faultless: ;-ll.~ -: . 'll'.~- all
his littoranccs. rmri 1. 1.; ll: -.'-:r:‘ will
be all-revealing. l:.it i. ll" >9 l'r morv'
at this time with :t fizrtit'n. much un-
hraved and a world sadly rcz‘f. if the
p‘leens are to feclla master hand is
lot the helm.
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Saturday fflll‘ Con—land has been for a long timc.
iablr.‘
. Whether Mr. . Brennan
‘ whal
on the dtmocratlc side the Bic-
«ioo candidacy la in frank hands
i'it'
shrewdly ptishful lntvrcr who
promoted the Hudson illnnl“"ilrli,
rattled the railway crisis in the mid-
dle of the war by giving labor all it
dmnnndcd, wants to be '
president.
His early record and temperament
lrst n' tlzci
win. I
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this time. confident Mr. (collage .-.!-,
lmno mailer
Hls- I
opp-hrs ti‘nl t'tlln-.
THE FRANK};
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By MORRIS
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lScientists Say Mankind
l is Being
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(’liangrs wrought l‘m‘ ~ntzt'ro'nog
rtz‘d rezcrmc in Timur lu-lnlitirws
in American ‘1.” ~r~ ':..‘»lm*:r‘.‘-. m’
{cry and worn a» tron en Innir»
7‘l‘-"l.' and r0 implcl that thc lmr~
loll has brown.“ “on xrcm far in:-
lm'vntt r): to from in lung. i' h
tv'srrh'd lly r‘ZTKll‘J'f'l xii... ."1*- t3...
‘m-zl": l;."i‘0‘.‘i'-ln2 'l!'- .t. . .1 'H--
:r. ft m of liltirlil.\'i - .. .n t. t"ll'.
c rigor social and -'~‘--~;~t‘.ic tl‘lt‘S-
.‘m.
A T'rll'sh Princ‘lrt. Dr, A l".
Fin-urn». assortrd l‘-“ft'1't‘ tlv limwl
l"tn»'-‘:".‘.pl': Socittv of Lolirim~ ”1.1!
mankind is b-‘lng lilinrlcii l rumi-
crn electric lghl, rpcrinlly
:iolct rays.
Show A. Sperry. a
‘ank cngiltv‘ci' fin-l inventor
g:.ro-culr.;mss_ think.- fhnt car-fun
mes.- is ill! lnrltn th'lt'tI‘. Inn
'l-firt of artificial light. in llzm'inr:
7%."!er studios. hc tlwclnrcs. I't‘\f"l$
,l‘nnt thc ctr lrmihlrs of nmti‘t-ru
llff' are due largclv to abuse of the
lending Nvtv
“r
tic-5.:
the
r-zi:n~3
ins r lmrnmlltlcs \\ hich SL‘l" lcc has,
cronlcrl. "
Studio,- r-irrlc-l on .1: (thin Stair
ll'nlvcrsllv by Prof. l-‘, t', t‘nl-‘lurll
inf the Departmr‘nt of Electrical lin-
lxlnccrlng. and n mrmhrr of the
Board of t‘ounv-illors of the Err-sight
t‘ctlsct'vntion Council of Attic-viva.
who“. thn' sclencc has outdone thc
on" ll‘ producing part», \\l“.lt'h is
rr'nwlml My the moot common and
'l .--'-rim.~q Art's-4 of the brill light-
:ng of the pz‘cscu' (233'. Further.
’19 rated, glare. is the least. urtirr-
istrmr‘l.
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lSI‘l‘Vfi’llll‘i t‘nuncil. ltzri'lt‘l public luv
ll‘rs—sldcnt L. \i‘. “'nllat-c, “no in
:cxccutive secretary of the l-‘cdcriv
Jtcd American Engincrriug Soclctlc
‘Prof. Caldwell asserts that. "in ilk“
pynilvlvn - «3...; ' .
"LlEl'iliIi: ll“ :i-ltl. 'iv who of
flllf‘ --‘\i U of ll‘r ll‘lnlfili arts. l-llt
until l"“‘lll\‘ MW of tilt Slt’xil'f'fil to
Ulnar...“ 5'0 in? :5. timir . :‘ncti
.tvi‘ltzts n5 lt~;i.l (”urns “"1" can»
A‘rt‘f-ti, tit-rt- vat \ol‘V lllllo tllfitl'<e
l“tt“r\‘."t‘. lllr vomit-w i-r “unit-~-
t'l ".mp3 . f’ud: it“-lr'i:i;-'tlllt‘l5 and
lhr» “filtel'il fozlt'u of ill» x‘n\s~
‘12" pip-rs of lift" l'nnusnrri tours
:52“, llvrn lll- has. and k-‘i'ns-‘nc
4-.3 flan-rs nf :‘lr tlztl uf :‘i-i 335'-
rr-nlil'“, "‘Y'l‘. «‘llr'lv'm. l1‘."7lfiil".<“' l‘!‘
lamps ‘.'.t“l- nnlv a Hill"- ‘nrg-l‘ and
,n littlc lvriuhltr
lint 'l‘it‘ curve of ricv'ioplllt‘ht
“lilt‘ll {or an tnnnf' llilllt‘lll'lli..‘l had
‘i‘un aionr iwlnlnr‘ hurlrr'nlzai. Xvns
t‘nll."l|"'l".:32 tn trt‘n-l Illnvm-l and
slime lllr hv't‘li‘vlzi"r n.’ t‘m‘ l-1'“s't'tl'
‘i-vnltilv ui‘il ill“ 1 «m l‘f’
tho- ilillfisw'; 3.3..11‘.» lit ti t v‘ L'fI‘
fill-Hi infill». i' ills l1!“ ll i"\";l mu:
aimrplv "
lo lvcctirltflti: .‘tv‘t‘llllt‘llit'Wl to this
‘rrw-‘lulion, il'tl't:'l'.: tn l‘l’nf t‘nlti-
vlv‘ll. thi- \tnE‘ni i'l“" .1 task of
rcrcaf limcttizliti‘n 01.11% it will» :1
irlivtlcmcttzt tmt vary to untim-
Ol‘l" ' ”mouth “It ~‘f‘l ill" ll‘ ‘.
numlv'r ll'il‘l't' runs in a l" mnr‘iaublt"
wan"
Ho lllltl.‘ ilv's ni'
mz‘ m: ”in b-‘l‘itlli. .1 .. . .‘
curler tilt-tilllt'r- :iznl rntl'ch i-.' ck-
ytmmw t'l’l‘: ct! cf Kerr-—
Liruizrz, -‘ll‘l’nt't arid 2'
t; .‘l't'. fil"lll~ tl {La "x." ‘ it (if.
it‘s -.' l....= v-zsf‘lv t’ t' .- vl ll:
.F‘l‘lt‘llfflil ..s durum it't“"‘,l l" Jil’“. d.»
~cltrcs l'rnf. t z" i. l-x‘ ‘t‘llOEii‘
from futile-hm) lu‘m: .'i
v‘liii‘f snurtw of l t if. .‘.n t‘flvct
lmmvn as "veiling it list.- ht‘u'll;
{illnd to ho pnl'tii‘l ll‘lxliliir-
it‘Clll". and much cfl‘ul'l is bring
I 2'
it'
in n rrport to ill"- Eyesight t"on-.
past. half century there has lvccn
more development in lighting thcnj
in 31 the agcs since since mun
first. picked a brand from the flrt:
to light his pay."
l t'llarc. says Prof. Caldur-ll.
.nmv being systematically combined,
land rrgulations against it are tinti-
ting their way into industrial and
'rt'honl lighting codes.
thr: Illuminating, Engineering
'ciety, and are being follower!
llnws enacted by the states.
SU-
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Blinded by Glare
litro‘t‘ d“
in: «llifi'lt'i'i=t'-. 1‘ .i «X
riliil Ezlirc: lizi
v".~=‘rs of l»: .:. ‘:‘.-:
vfiiill'nst; til
q.
rl‘l‘ilt‘l‘i
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.mnde to mmrccme it in thc schools.
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let
tcnl prccrsw‘s in industry that light—'
[ in:
lunmng‘ \voz'kvrs.
drawn up by:
fpcr work-“r
iThis \vmlltl
The :
:chonge of’lighting facilities. accord-g
112g to Prof. Caldwell. has born so
sudden that men. trying to use the
pic-v: illuminants in the snme 'way
“but they have used the old through
icotmtless generations. are likely to
Engineers. it is slntrd. ltnvw disl-
t‘lngml through survt-ys (if mechani-
smlrco of {-illL'U!‘
To thrsc intiuci -
us is :iscril-ctl :1 loss of lu‘l‘lita' cr-uls
for each
moan,
:1 loss of :ilmut
yv‘uil' {fir lll’: t‘nlli‘t‘. “t‘tl‘lil
is a principal
it is pointed out.
F;‘(tigll.l'll’=lt‘i‘it)(i
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b impula—
Ill-3n.
(Hart: is un important ricmcltt
in cvu; conscruillon, to aid which
let-lures arc lmw tiring delivered in
”h" schools of .‘s'ni‘lvnlk.
would seem to identify him with l‘nel be embroile the nation. But he has’om question the club was firtl in the
\Vall street group. but the
camera are grateful: from some
source his support is untirinz. ‘ihe
man has long l-ccu earontarked with
success. as some men are. and his
assorted corn-r may prove a. mine of
availability Illinois has a. boss nam-
ed George Brennan and following onl
interview he gave it out that ex.
President Wilson might pern‘ilt the
use of his OWn name. He at least
would he an "inspirational" candi-
tlctc and lend color to a campaign.
overstated
the
to
he heard. or whether
va-nngo law that forbids men
'know 1':th they have had their day
is opelatlng. is not clear. It would
Atx‘nta . . . , , . _ _ 30.00 5.; clear . be difficult. we take it .to convince
Atlantic City _ _ .. 39,33 g4, clear Ellie electorate that the ex-prenldent
Block Island 29.76 62 cloudy l has the phyeicai strength to play the
‘. Boston ........ 29.76 so clear ‘part again. Meanwhile all discussion
Buffalo ....... . 30.04 41. clear .of such an issue is vestfd in pro-
Cincinnati . . . . . 30.06 60 cit-or found respect gs it ghould be, Seng.
Chicago . . . . . 30.20 54 clear lt" tinder-wood is an avowed mandi.
Denver . . . - . . . . 80.10 54 cloudy . date and has even eaten some of his
Detroit . ..... . 30.12 48 cloudy words ,5 go the league of nations.
Hatteras . . . . . . . 29.94 32 cloudy. And in Indiana. is a. senator gamed
J‘ck'om'm0 39-95 '5 “'33" litaiston. There is also Henry Ford.
Kansas City . . . . 30.08 63 clear .
Nantucket . . 29.76 62 cloudy U ”1' radicals organize. one may
New Haven 29.83 as clear l‘“°°‘ ‘° 5“ 30b 1-3 “mm W
New Orleans ... 39.90 73 rain gi‘or nomination honors and likely
New York .. . . . . 29.86 56 cloudy ' wreced- He is a ‘3”? '“nliiliml- m“
Norfolk .. . 29.9: a; clear 1“" “h" "““r P " ' "‘ ""m’°“"
Northneld. Vt. .. 29.50 4»: almxrlyit‘omvfled to m”. " '= 'w the
Pittaburgh . . . . . 30.08 45‘. rlnar {lions and in 0‘” ‘horts
“J’Mflid. Me. 29,72 tr: clear {of discontent. V have
.at. Louie . 30.04 as clear predicted for -l\.- mu bu
It. Paul .. ..... 80.20 54 clear happrned. the grillint .xlledill‘ of
limitation . . 29.90 M cloudy his sotivitiss until. so far as no can"
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i ferent proposition from national con-
ivulrion which calls for comparative
action. It. is Lu. lt‘ollette's last fling
for the age limit impends.
E Help on Ilintlornncc.
we wonder if the situation as de-
ing in a. certain city inthe Middle-
West. is to be found in many other
American cities of the same size. For
many years there the leading music
club of women has conducted a. con-
cert course offering six first class
musical attractions annually for the
extremely low price of 84. The club
can afford to do this because it has
no desire to make money. but only
to take in a sufficient amount to eov-
er the expenses. However. the result
is that no local manager is able to
do bueluesa in that city. three of
them having tried within the last
few years and made a. failure of it.
Another result is that the city is
thus practically limited to six con-
certs a year and to hearing only the
six attractions on the club list
which—40 - judge by the year's
course—ls apt to be rather eccentric.
All the selections presented were
good in themselvcs. but taken an e.
Whole, did not make :1 well balanced
course. Naturally this fact does not
bother the average citizen who in
perfectly content to llror six first
class concerts at an tXl!‘»‘-"lll“l}’ roa-
sonehle price and call it a winter.
neglecting equally good attractions
brought. in by local managers. With-
scribed to us the other day as exist—t
“one? already found state supremacy a dif--
lit-1d and did a grout deal to tlt w-lop
interest in music in the city by li.’l\‘~
tine courst-s which it gave: but the
question is now whether or not it
does not. act as a hindrance rather
than a help to further development.
And the second question is. \tht is
anybody going to do about it?—
.‘lllSiCnl Courier.
Marriages-Divorces
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WASHINGTON. D. (1.. Oct. 4.—
Tho Departmcnt of Commerce an-
nounces that. according to returns
ru‘t‘C‘ACd. thr‘rc were in U)" I'nitnr‘,
Slates. for the ‘miendnr yar 1922'.
l.L2G.4Js marriages perfo ilerl and
He EH divorces grantel. For the
calendar year 1316. the laJt year for
which tlzse statistsics \vrrarollo’ct-
td luv the Bureau of flit! Ctusrs.
1.C-i.-.6$4 marriages and 112,036 di-
vorces Wen, reported.
'ihcrr- were 1.033 marriages and
13C- divorcen in 1922 tn“. zor (":0
rcpu nttcn. as compared wuh 1.055
manages and 112 divorces lvl ifu-l.
In Con tcticut in 192: {lit-re. “ta-e
12.095 marriages and 1.030 divorces
almost one divorce for every twelve
marriages. In xevada. note this.
there were 936 marriages and 1.026
divorces. In the last the district of
Columbia showed up best with one '
divorce (or every 35.8 marriages
New York wasn‘t so bad either. bee
it'ig,r l‘lt mind with one divorce to 22.6
marrow-s. Nt-w York may he a
wicked place but ovldrntly the bad
one: came mostly, from‘other states.
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EXPERIENCE
By hug-u A Liner.
When you are married there's on:
thing to do.
If you’re a peace-loving man
And a. family jar is die-crossing
you:
Fall in with things she will pl-
If she asks in to dinner some 10;?
you detest, _ ‘
Just smile and be pleasant—You
find it is best.
If she gets up a. family picnic some
day.
Which you‘d rather she wouldn‘.
no doubt
Don't try to persuade her you can t
get away.
That. good old excuse is worn out,
It is better without any fuss to givi-
in,
Just. carry the baskets she'll hanu
you. and grin.
If to dances or operas or lectures on
art
She proclaims her intention to go.‘
Don't argue against it—Get ready to
start. ~
Say "yes" when she's looking for
“no."
wunt to keep peace With the
wife of your dreams.
Go where she wills howe'cr pain-
ful it seems.
if you
For most of us married men. early;
or late. .
l-‘rom experience learn to submit.
makes a date
And do what we don't like a hit. 3 3'
For the sake of suect pence we haw
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‘1. Neil Pierce says-—
, “With better facilities and greater
l resources, and the same faces to greet
them, in quarters which will provide pleu-
ty of space for all. it is no wonder that
our depositors are so well pleased with
the consolidation and looking forward to
doing business with us as in the pastgonly
in more up-to-date surroundings.”
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Fairfield County Bank &
Trust Co.
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In daily contact with the public, our
Teller, Mr. Stoots, says: :
"Kimmy—nine per cent. of our depositors and
ceased to. retest. l . _ _ _
\Ye 'all in with her plans for “'r't‘? l customers speak of ”‘9 merging Of lhe two
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round it is be” . ! bank.» into one real institution as the best thing
2 i. that has happened to Nor-walk for .30 years." u
' Ray Prytl. who is now mal-zirr: 1 ' 5; g ‘ n
; Pittsburgh his horn-'2 has been signed :' :- .' ‘- _ . . : »
gup M, his mm”. ,0 mm, mm... 4 Vie “ill be glad to SliOVl you how it ..
:l-‘itagcrald of Philadelphia in rt w, . can be Of real benefit to V011.
lround bout :it leaslon. Pu. \vhzlp rxr : . a
€O-‘l. 15 he will swap punches \t'llll . H.
iJoe Lax-lie of t'lmrieroi in a tv:-.- - _ ‘ 9
ground 1.... m Mclicnpcrtf‘fi- Pm. The Central Trust Company 3 .
,rcccntly had lllt' misfortune to gt? ‘g, j
Entzlznlngvd by 11:: suits of lrclaud it. of Norwalk ‘
0 lat ”in: amino, . _ . >4 .
”709?:/ l " i:
m and its won-manned “shame The B'mk of salm- So v" '
r—~——-~ _. .- ~—-- «~ lfm' the future, During ll-e Twelfth! .- a ' ~ and ,r 1‘ .a ‘
'N, , , {Annual Congrcs: of the National' ‘
l‘ll’e Prevelltlorl \\ ee ’ IvSafr-tv Council and durin: the ob- it
t ‘scrvanco of Fire i’rcvcnticn “'cek. ‘1’. . 3 V! __, .
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Q l» -... ' ’ lthe lain & 'lo“nn Manufacturing ., 3., . >. - - .. —2-.z-v~r-E-.-iv~.‘3. ‘3‘: t>.-' .
l“.:n“.fo ’W'ET-gjiinlznvvitgnfilf “35:11:2- ’ Company will take special note and l f ' : . m ‘ ‘ . ‘ f ‘ t ‘
. )‘Hd’ ‘1“; fl 1' _ ‘ h ‘l 'm" F{special pleasure in clutching and!
:1; (f l'l’uflrg‘" “Try’w‘xa”: "palwmp; ‘ l following ilm linlrtils o.’ the cam—t
; .. t ‘ _' i . ' l . . . .. - g . _ 7 .. . ~
ltl‘lnlic mankind. Tho! are the ans-lplign “1 “hid: ”K.“ {'10, 30 Hi”):
w... m the d°fi1nre and '0 trmbintcrcsted-wn campaign to promote:
I'l‘if‘fPF‘YH‘d calamity of human care-Ear"a :0 prevent.——l-Ynm The Yule;
:lrisvtcss and devastating blnzc. }%W 1
Fire unconfined has lcnn n dc-t t ‘ ‘ ' ' ' 7 IN
’"l'tlt'l‘i't‘ clcmt'nl on fiar'h lnng bp_' '\ - i ’ BIONE‘ V
{cm the goat-on: glob- loot; shape: NEWComerS t0 - :
;ilumr:l carolc‘sknnn‘s has b c e n: . Q th N 1k ' THE BANK
lkztoun n.- a ricstll'uclivi‘ clcm°nb on orW'a
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:r‘lt‘u‘n the rinun of history. l 1 ' MEETS EVER}?
l‘nlll (if Yhao‘ olfhlonrg nra- pas: r . . .
‘nnlizl perils. lto'h are smoldering; 3‘ W111 1'de The People 5 l REQ‘ ”RB
vclcnrma of catnatr pit-i likcly lt't' . f. t ;
;bcich forth hurt a d ruin to mat-ii g. TruSt Company (US l NIEN’T
in“ thy moment. hey never canj ‘. ' ' l 1‘ *
”in mm m mm my mum N i bank under the bridge in , Wit .1 ‘kn “
WW?“ “0' ‘0} rrnsmn but constantly j Washington street) a. loy- l e“ ‘ ‘ ‘7” “m“
ljmct as long as nzgniaxlstg _ . l is a satisfaction (0 have
Therefore rm nril-ll'r or “iscr im- 8'1 south Norwalk mstttu- the meal“ to procure
‘gtzilw- inn actun'v n‘nn than the dr‘é .i ‘ a - E I
It. l'nituntlou to sate life and pre~' . ”on bunddi and man : proper care for loved ones.
it: no property from accidcnt and 3‘ aged b South NOIwan‘K
film. “'0 are on the threshold of a] l y . Prepare for emergencies
.mo “-prks‘ pnrlnd prognanl with] men andlpatromzed every “Wi out it by having a savings ac-
‘rr'ictlcnl and systematic impetusl x. ‘ th .
.Efn'lénfl’fi‘ “‘“k.” '26 39.01,: ham“ day b: gong-h Norwalk .. . Where would we (0:! with this are“
.tl:‘= 0 .0503 is t e we t All— ve as 01 188115. on ’8 ‘-
mml it“trngrc.-a of the National Saf~- ry have been?
ttv t‘cuncll at Buffalo from Octm Come in and get acquaint- f
.ur l to 5. and second the national l
1% rumcc of Fire Prevention “'eclt ed” i
flu-m Member 7 to 1.1. It is th~~ 4
or nil in imcpme better nrr SAMUEL S. VELSOR, S N
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. “”1: port in “W‘TY ntlsslblc we)" TTCRSJIQX. l C .
thcsu ttvo big events. , .
’l'hc ‘l'nlc & Towne Manufacturing ‘ - I
it"tlnpaziy was -—-—-—-‘
one of the pioneer
‘zzlxzctrics to adopt and promulgate
. Him and l‘cgulatlons designed to
".f- :runrd from accident and fire.
" ‘ sc rulcs are noteworthy for
.t-tncss cxprcsscd with common-
conciscneas. The establish-
:nrnl and constant efficiency of the
:‘fyc & Townc Fire Department is
.:.al.iltinnal evidence of commitment
lln u l-road and efficacious safety
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it is in direct consequence of this
tint rminutlon to reduce accidents
and lit-cs to the lowest possible min-
:Lmum or occurrence. together with
the constant employment of all poa-
;.’ll'l“ :~:ifl.‘guards. that the company's
grow-rt! shows a remarkably email
:ill‘c lt'T-‘S. This record will success-
.1‘ully vir- with that of , any other
lsnt‘ctv-promoting and fire-prevent-
:in: industry of the country.
i Yule & Town-3 have proved that
“hey are practical fighters of tire
.rlnd accidcnl. On every hand you
.-.-.-:ll find bushels of advice and
warnings offered by so-called pro-
moters of safety and prcvcnters of
tire. But being only words these
offerings avail little or nothing com-
pared with definite fighting plan
and action.
In fact, verbal helps are akin to
expressions of sympathy after an ac-
cident or tire has killed or injured.
The sympathy-express" too often
neglects to join in the march of ear-
nest and understanding people who
seek to safeguard life and property
before calamity occurs. so that there
=will be no need for subsequent sym-
pathy.
long ago got into constant action
beforehand .50 as not to bemoan
later on the met that they were be~
hindhand. It is noble and it is com-
mendable to feel that the thrill of
sympathy and to express it. but it. is
nobler and more commendable to
prevent and to save.
The awful toll of tire in the United
States during 192: is set at $521,860.
000 in cost and 15.000 human lives.
All leading fire analysts emphati-
cally declare that u. large percentage
of this great havoc was due to care-
lessness. That the greater part of
this awful loss of life and property
might have been avoided is a. liar--
rowirlg thought. The National Safe-
ty Council and the National Board
of Fire Underwriters both insist that
it might. .
It is an inspiring fact that for
over half a century Yale & Towne
have been pledged to the promotion
of safety and the prevention of fire.
The. Company has well merited the
right to be p'mud of its vigilance
lot the past. its vigilance of the‘ pm-
In this spirit Yale a: Towne l
hike: in , .4»:
The People’s
Trust Co. E.
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First Bank 1 mm the Brldgo
on “'asliiugton St.
South N orwaik.
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Their Permanent
” Address
When the new residential
section was opened up, they
had enough to build their
out home. They had saved
for a number of years, and it
had been a great pleasure in
see their “th fund"
growing dollar by dollar.
There are finer homes in
South Noni-all: but we ven-
ture to say there is not one
that‘s-ill be more appreciated
and enjoyed. Are you saving
for a hoine? ‘ ‘
South
N orwalk
Savings
Total Resources Over Five Million Dollars
PAY YOUR DEBTS
nonhuman
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Beneficial \Vay you can obtain
at legal interest rates to clear up
debts and past due hills. Confidential loans made up
to $300, rcpavahle on most convenient terms. Our or-
ganization is financed and dirccted by local business
men.
By borrowing the
money promptly
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(all. write or phone for our plan.
If you need money. you need us.
Beneficial Loan Society
Open 9 to 5:30 Saturdays 9 to l
Roon- 203. Rogers & Stevens Bldg.
Phone 3332
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AUTHENTIC SHOE STYLES
FOR FALL FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN
The makes ! Clo-operative, Balston, Dalton and Weber.
The newest styles as well as‘ many old favorites that
never grow old. ’
The prices range from $10 down to $5.
MILTON ELWOOD
122 WASHINGTOI. ST.
80m nonwm l
‘ Angevine Furniture Co.
North Main St.-So. N orwalk, Ct.
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Norwalk Chronicler