lilssbstb ”May of tbs lo.
~ dos is ill at bar homo
pm
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his—Watch sad II". for
W‘s. in south ”I'-
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' m Bogardua or binari
'- lsvlsiihg in Milford ct.
a a a
mind and glass- at.
A. Inadici. gum-r.
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‘ m Kaisler ias Mic. m-
.“ Carolina rr and Miss
‘ Klinctslior oi iha local on
tho Iouib Nsw England relo-
M are attending a con-
“ tbs local Board in Nos
‘0‘”.
s
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- v~= amt sawmmv i
sitar as sacspiional has of
and smelly boss at IQiIflt‘PII
this. Jams“ tubing at M."
“w ~ In. ahop. : Railroad Ann.
M 'srwalb. ’
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k I berg Brothers will fire“ a
q furnishing slora in the no“
f. ' building on North Main slront
,2 $332
at two atria.
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é-Rr rennin:- request. sals. Cn-
lltb Gift Fhoppr “ill II coniinurxl
ass! Why-«Adv.
“ a
I
Mid Jonulngs. of N: Main
a!“ auditor for tins Remington
lcr Co. is traveling through
tbs.Wcst auditing ins books is 4th.
brunch omccs oi the company.
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~Evsry rficri luring
om iomorros. Abe
“'asbiaglob, street..——.:dv.
I
xii alumni Brady. of 14: mm
Inst antartained all): a bridge par-
ty ll. her home last cvoning. Thcro
wars thrac tables. Dancing “32‘an-
“ mod 4 refreshments ware ac w: .
3... “Osman wars the Mint-s Ethel
m. Clara Stone, Maud Brown.
Wt Brady: the Messrs. Palmer
* awn. Frcd Davis. Cilaymn
L Em Harold Winter. Fred lxcllogg
Mrs. liar-old Jennings, and Mr. and
Mrs. Charles (laser .
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Do you know that you ll fin
yo; lavorita magazines at Pushy:
Cigar and News store on Monroe St.
—W-
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”is! Marion D. Russell of Orchard
mast is spending the week-cud in.
Ms. at the none of her grand-
‘nstbsr. Mrs. C. I". Cody of 1.6
Wakslsc avenue. . .
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~Ilarl'il 5 Dana. That's all.
. C .
Melvin Carter of
ut attest moved to New Ha-
gafisdaaslay evening and visited
Mr. and flu. James Cogswell and
son James. in.
mmii‘ to
Man, 137
at. and Mrs.
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~00 you know that you'll find
your (avorlte magazines at Polsky :
CW and News stars on “care: St .
,nr being ill at hrr homo
i
l‘icllding
llsrold sumo and Martin blown.
obs almond to Orsonwioh last svau.
ing and visited manila in that city.
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-Buy your Vials-ms at Donnolly'a
on any mums payments. Itora opal:
avsuingl until I p. 15..
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Milton sr. John and Dingham
iluryra of Now llawn worn visitors
at that humu of frii‘iltii't iuct availing
in Norwalk.
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--Wool clieckared stockings. all
ooiorfi«~il.lll.~ lit'clcr‘s.~ Adv.
:A-w.‘ «a--. .. .. -9 .m
WWII—1
Miss Carris it. Patty or nowayton
raturnad lo Mari-in school today all-
lor two
“In. .
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bliss Lilllml l-‘rrgmon and Main!‘
Ridcr ot blue-uh scinpol spant tho
day in Now ilnwn attending lilo con.
\sniion or icm‘hl‘l’s lhcrc.
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Georga B. Wright of Myrtle airs-it
a business exposition
in Boston.
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Cbarlaa Hendricks at East Nor-
wsilt has anrollml in Columbia. (Jul.
\‘lrsity as an rwning siuciont.
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Miss Lillian [water of Lorena
atrcot motored to New Canaan yua-
tarday on business.
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l-‘rod Hodges Jr., of First street
has bought a Ford car and intends
to convert it into a racer.
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Tho Thursday m-oning prayer-4
moaiing oi the East avenue Metho-
dist church was murkcd last evening
by an unusually large attendance.
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Several unusually large catches
0t mackr‘rni iuivc but-ll rcportcd by
East Norwnllt ilrlxcrmcn.
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The walking in the past few days
es the sidewalks in East Norwallc
has shown clvarly lhe‘ need of new
highways.
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Miss Elizabeth liondrlck of Rock-
villr, Conn., is \islting her moth-3r.
Mrs. Elmer Hendrick or East av’c-
bus.
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Charles McGrcgor and Elton Hen-
drick of Earl avrnun loave- today for
the older boy's conference in New
London.
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Miss Helen Fitch of Myrtle sirvet
is attending the convention of (c.1-
chcrs in Bridgeport.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch of \‘i’cs—
‘ Briefs and Personal Mention
ton spent tho! day filth Hr. and Mrs.
Chas. Dunnobaslts or Myrtia ail-sot.
DARIENMAN’S
PlGEON WINS
LONG FLIGHT
Dr. Wheeler’s B i r d
C o m e s from Wil-
mington in a little
Over Nine Hours
The 150 mils race of the Hillside
Homing Pigeon club tram Wilming-
ton. l)al.. which wasvschcdulad for
Sunday, Oct. 21. was flown on Mon-
day as the shipment of birds did not
rvnch Wilmington until 5 o'clock
Monday morning. .
'l‘lm birds ware liberated at Wil-
mington at 8:30 A. M.
The first bird arrived at the loft
or Dr. Wheeler of Darion at 1.09.18
P. M. Time out was 6 hours :9 min.
tiles and 13 rcconls. Speed was
909.6: yards per minute or at the
rate of 81.01 m. p. b.
The results:
Dr. W. B. “’hecier first. L. Rogers.
2nd; 1‘. r1. llisst-tt. 3rd: 0. A. John-
son“ 4th; it. ii. Morton, 5th; G E.
Turner. Glh; “f. E. llcsicrhcrg. 7th.
The next race will be flown from
llnlilmorc, Md.. Sunday.
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Many of tho commuters of l'nrlen
uro wondering just how a dead
skunk came to be at the cast Iound
station one morning last work. It
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was. no doubt. a Joke. but not to
the commuters.
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Mrs. Samuel 1. Do Forest and son.
Harry of Nornton Heights, wore
among those to ace tho play eniiilcd
"The Old Homestead" at tho Elam-
ford Theatre last wsel.
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Miss Anna Melllin of Old King's
Highway spent Sunday with (hands
in New Milford.
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Friday. Oct. 26. is the data (or the
Boy's Scout dance to he hold it. the
linker School at Norman Heights.
This is a. masquerade dance and lots;
of run is looked forward to by the
boys.
V'rarry Lamb»: and rug-m
Enncbcr or Barton drova two” cars
to New Yarir. tor yr. Macy Thurs-
day. George is imployod by ur.
Macy who resided this “133me at
Tokcncke.
s s I - ',
m. John Fairbanks or on mar-L
Highway has been awarded tile con- ’
tract for the mason work 102‘ ’ a ’
house to be built for Raymond
“outgomsry in Blivarmius.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shara: ’ofln- .7
arly or the Post Road havs rented
the rooms out Mr. Neugsr‘s tailor
shop.
as;
Tbs “Thursday Night" club 5m
most with Mrs. John Fairbanks this 7
evening. Ona new number will b».-
iuitiatcd. ‘
e a a
‘ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seymour at i
tho i’ost ltoa'wcrs visitors in Dan
bury on Saturday. ‘
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Through tho interest shown b;
Mrs. Andrew L‘rawiord of Old Kin-
Highway, the children o! the Dam.
school will havo a permanent Ca...
munity Christmas tree. Borne um. '
ago she suggested the plan and r.
was approved. Within a short tin"
sum at money was raised but it is...
not enough. Mrs. Crawiord in.
made up the balance and the in.
purchased. It was decided to plan.
the tree on the Royls
grounds. It is n. beautiful additton to ‘
the school grounds. 3 _
The members at the Darlen Math.
odist church will hold their mayo:
met-ting at Mrs. Lonndcs' on Friday
evening.
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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall 1‘. Rich-
ards cnicrlaincd Mr. and M'syAr-
thnr Port of Greenwich over the
week-end.
a a a
Barry L. Dc l-‘rotst and Chilled
W'. Btrsrns of Noroton Heights at-
tended a birthday party gins in
honor of Edward‘h‘celcr at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Haddock Few
of Glr-nlirook. last. Thursday evening.
The evening was spent. in dancing
and singing. Several piano selections
were render-mi by Mrs. Studwell and
Harry ill: Fore-t. Among the guest
Wore: Flarcncc. Hogan. Neill-.2 “‘eav-
er. Dorothy Powers, Clara. Y’all“.
Madollne Hoyt, Ida Sollowav, Lil-
lian lioucr. Mrs. Siudweil. Mr. and
Mrs. Few. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Keclcr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ker-l-
cr, Alfrcd Drown. Carl Noggy. Tiar‘ry
De Forest. John Few. \Villiam Few.
and Phillip King.
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-Mr. and Mrs. Richard Furlong of
Proviilcncc. It. 1.. were the «cent;
“('8‘ of Mrs. Jack Smith of Col-f
lumlcr's l‘oini.
~Mv.
~11" newest
stockings $1.39
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silk-and—wool;
upwxecler's Shoe;
storm-Adv. '
in
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Hrs. Eloisa Rankin or West Main
street astertained ten young friends
at bar borne Monday evening in
'- honor of her tenth birthday. Games
, and music were enjoyed by the
V yang folks. The hostess received
my beautiful gifts trom her
triads. Those present wera Missas
Am Powers Agnes Dorsey. Dorthy
CM); Alice Jerome. Jessie Bub-
hriu and Melvin Glasgow. Edward
‘Bileliey. “'iiliani H. Vi'alters, Alli»
sou Bowers and Jack Henry.
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mm’mn sau'nnar
{Ia offer an exceptional line of
mm and now/city bone at reduced
‘ p150“. Kid—in; Jersey tubing at "JO
31¢; The Silk Shop. 2 Railroad Ave.,
80. >xarwalk.
3.
U b
v r. and Mrs. Lawrence Travcll
L subcauzmer, Helene of Wilton have
‘ Md to their winter home on
Md!) Drive. N. Y. ‘
a s e
fibula I Cans. That's all.
m a s 0
Jr. and Mrs. Joseph Jams of
mu Grove avsnus an entertaining
0. tbs week-end Mr. and Mrs. J.
lvar and daughter. Lucille o!
' it .
I! tori: c y. . .
MP- '
3c and soft hats, O'Briens.
was ‘9. I I I
MI.Do you know that you'll find
favorita magazines at Polslty's
and News stars on Monroe St?
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. 3. Porter and Mrs. 1“. Jones
l-llll wars rscant visitors
ch where they visited their;
in the Norwich state hospi-
« fiasco misled): at O'Brien's.
' "‘ a s a
‘ $3»: to sea the heavy purs silk
mug. spacial at ii.” at Kseler's
.-—-Ad . .
w more . v.
I
Hr. and Mrs. J. W. Rankin srs
baringlt friends in Norwal
cards from Tampa. Florida.
ara spending a law months.
0 a a
'Vflarrls .1 Class. That's all.
' O O O
W you know that you’ll find
‘ taverns magaslnss at Polsky's
, “and News stars on Houses St?
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D. W. llamas and Kat News
was to Pbiladslpbia tomor-
< . tiny-will sttssd the Can-
and Univarlity of Pann-
iosssau sans. ur- Nava-
‘ .vtsit his brothsr Bouiatuin
h a .atsdaut at tbs Quaksr in-
filo-Watch and salt for
"my arm ”sin
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”vs- Stools. Helen Deer-
' . Harlan «uni
, motored to Black
\and atmded a
' Shoemaker Lacey
tbs doctrlns that “even
cat may look at a kill"
portsuos to as old
tsrsd tbs Wblta Hausa.
00:0". and perhaps wlsar one
known by tbs company be basps
tbs shoemaker.
lsdsrsss Coolidga
lug sbop or James busy on Gotb
Street. inst oi! Maia. la Nortbain
doraamsuts that . New
Prasldant could have.
Ira: in the conviction that bars is
tbat it Hr. Coolidga is as good
that: most aihctivs
h I "1'! good Prasidaat isdasd.
lspsrtsrial Mulls
~ {am-ff
Phafib
Friendship Between President Coolidge and
ERSONS who subscribe to
little while ago sscribsd in-
shoe-
maker of Northampton. Mass. .bo-
cause Prasidast coolidgs took tbs
troubia to answer a lattar tbs old
man an: bin sitar his. Coolidga as.
as tho principla that a was "is
an inclined to count tbs Mandablp
that was ravaalad as much to tbs
favor 0! tbs President as to that or
A visit to tbs basamaut shoemak-
ton. and a talk With tbs upstanding
gray-hairad. bias-and crattsulaa
will mska clasr to aayoua tbs rsasos
Ilr Lucsy's Iris triandsblp tor Calp
bin Coolidga is ass at tbs dust on-
England
Sucb a trip will loan the visitor
Maud-hip touadsd on tbs mutual il-
tagrity, honesty. thoroughness and
prida of work oi botb sboansksr and
Pmldsni. 'l'bs oouclusios will be
Attbatimtbawrltarial‘kadm
33- “massboanaksrbadbaas
it; “lawn or raportars as. m
a ousaldastorbaltaamsgm
Sons of than bad sons daunting
undollarbillsilllilhostopsp-
mdsbintotslkabosthistrisnd.
Promises to Become
an American Legend.
the cracker barrel:
can praaldaata.
The occasion than was
." to tbs presidency. lir.
immadlataly addrassed
loaopbar." 'i'ba latter read:
is to you. but it it wars sat for you
’ tall you bow much i lava you.
via Coolidga"
PHIIIIIfl-Mlkfl‘
Tbs meaning a! Ir.
ids-“s alsotios to as luislatun.
study to ravaal. '
Ba sataaad to lstarrupt his work
manly to talk. it gllntad (mm tbs
tbs sixty-six
.ysars old ass as ba occasionally
lucid bias arcs of
6‘
Roosevelt's
a thousand and oils characteristic con-
s tacts with the ordinary talk ‘wuo
kapt bin in touch with tbs beating
bsart o! American—«that's is nothing
incongruous in tbs relating of then
and other banal: upsets oi Amari-
this:
James Lacey had written a lsttar at
I. prida and congratulation to Mr.
Coolidga whoa tba latter suocasdad
Coolidge
an answer
to: “Jim Lucsy. who would ratbor
bs called a good sbsauabsr than tbs
President's cobbler. friend and pbi-
“Not ems do i us you or writs
should not in bars. and i want to
Do
not work too bard. Tr! to enjoy
yourssll in your wall dassrvad lair
aura of ass. Yours atsesraly. Cal-
Oooudga‘s
saying that it it war. not tor Jim
t Lucas ba would not bars bass Praai-
am was sacs asplalsad. As a politic
cal indusaca among tbs lrisb Bspub-
llcaa rotors aarly in tbs Prasidaat's
political aaraar lines! had brought
3. is an votas insur
Prasidast as llr. bum is s also mm to .M
nakar: ll ba baa tbs astbuslaaui tor
bis lob. tbs caratulasss is choosing
its but matarisls to work with and
tbs patisnca in shaping than to
and raliabla
sass that Jamar buosy baa. it. will
What was behind tbs triandsbip
and tits 'lova" took 'ulora carsm
Schoo. :
l
3 Adult,
Tonight is tbs night (or pumpkin
lanterns and tha visit at sundry and
eerie spooks at two Hallowe‘eu par-
tics to bs given in the Sunday school
rooms of the Rowayton Baptist
anl Methodist churches. The rooms
have been attractively decorated (or
the cvr‘nll and plans have bsen made
to make the Haliowe'en celebrations
the best ever.
a a a
Seasonabie games will b. indulged
in by all the church Mike! the two
parishes. Tomorrow afternoon will
2:99. the social for children of the pri-
mary claasos. which will be held in
the Baptist church rooms starting
at 2 o'clock.
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William Ackart of Schlshticoke.
N Y. and Mr. and Era. Edwarl
llurkc. 0! Brooklyn. who have been
fling Postmaster and Mrs. Han-«av
Rowayton avcnue. for .hc
_ ‘ FRI-154?. OCTOBER
We Are . Again. Starting Out
$1.00 TABLE
()11 fiadmlrtlagr 1F11hs lWVéxflk:.
. YOU WILL BE SURE TO FIND SOME RARE BARGAINS ON ’
THIS TABLE WHICH WILL BE ON THE MAIN FLOOR. BE SURE TO
COME .IN AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS UNUSUAL OPPORTUN.
last two days. left today for their
respective homes. Mr. Acksrt is a
brother of Postmaster Ackart.
Local grammar. aghool children
ramped and played today to their
hearts desire. with no thought 0!
school classes. The day is an ofllcial
school holiday throughout the state.
due to the State Teacher‘s conven-
tion. Principal Herbert “'iilmont
and the Misses Katherine Cur-tin,
Anna “feed and Edith Lewis at-
tended the state session in Bridge-
port today.
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On November 3. a. combination
market and grocery store on Roway-
ton avenue. near the post omcc. will
be opened to the public. according
to the owner. Charles Mchnry. Dur-
ing the last two weeks. the building.
tonnerly a garage. has been uni-w-
going evtensive remodeling. Mr. Mr:-
chry plans to run his store on .no-
dcl lines.
i he“. was
motorists. a gasoline pumping rank -sitting up.
Jarvis and Mrs.
spent the day in Bridgeport.
be given
l land avenue.
They
plan
DONNELLYS
will be installed.
a a a
Mrs. John Johnson. Miss Rhoda
Irving Albrecht
An attractive entertainment pro-
gram is being planned by commit-
tee members in charge of the "Fa-
ther and, Son" banquet. which will
in the Rowayton Metho-
dist church rooms the first week in
November.
are looking forward
with great int'ercat.
Members of the church Robert Morris . lieu-amt .
to the event nue. Some- of thr books are
and other: nomfittlon.
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Dr. and Mrs. E. “2 “fright. l—Ilgh-
left today for Deland.
’ l«‘la., where they will spend the win-5
ter months.
boat from New York city:
to go by
3 Mrs. Oscar Scott, McKinley street.
gwho is confined to her home by ii!-
a little improved today.
For the convenience of iShe was able to spend a little time
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Vi'ell known here there It,
boon a. trcqllen‘. \isi‘ M13 -
“'iison of Siam. . - '
her duties as c
New Haven her} r“
lacture to 5111.3an on this {:1 ,
surgery.
Fifteen voluzl‘
to the stock of
brax‘y throu22:
.c r ntrtcsy c!
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‘ George Yarrow. :2“. of it; .
Eblrs. Ernr‘st ‘l .
mic. and a s:
vcrstty. Blldd .,
home for a short x: 2,
Evrr Ina-13'
tcrs will he (in:
of Mrs. Osea
nuc, Tue-5.5233
~ o'clock.
l
Plain!“ COOLIDBI
cause our in tbs aigbtsautb mm
and its is libs unto than. Jim Lacs:
our in the sluatssatb century. is
188010 DI Inn. 300: m m
. - mil-lulu“:
“TbaDauesyssaulstotbs
ty Kerry among tbs Emma, ‘
dxbandrsdyea'raago. :
thus dropped tbs Ds-and sour
arsInmIrlsbtbantbs ‘ ‘
_'aaivas." , - a:
’ Jill was appra tlosd"
iaaksraiaouttllstlrno~ at
i’ruaslan sunburn;
:7. as bananas '
was blmaalt a pioneer who all.“
with “thaw“. .susrsy III! _
compromising‘ unity to last!
“2:". sicbaslatbaqsrls.
osy saldbisfanllywasosigie
sallylksash.
' Ir. “alias bad written
‘sbosnabas (Hand. Of
.glvlag bis prints con-
13m be showed his visitor
as practical knowledga. and they
loud a common ground is their
proud tsslsteuca on atblca.
sues... curios
Success can. to Coolidga and ba
climbed tron oua allies to another.
but though his visits to Lacey's
shop bacama o! necessity iesa tre-
qusut tbay continued to be as loyal-
lyuiads. Tbslastouawaain‘prll
ottblsysansnd unbuceybaas
(cam charisbed memento
of it in tbs copy oi a letter
at that time is an aircrt to
bring balp to his old coul-
ssllas la a parsoaal rust-
..bar. And ba has the as
star. addrssssd to the
Villa Prssldast. which
brought the required rs-
sult and which Mr. Cool-
idga turn“ out 9 his
course. Ilr. Lucay is not
cam out for publication;
tbs matings and signs.
u. ”a...“ ww.~w....-W—.fln.w..wmmwn ~W~WWIWWw-~1~WIM
turaa that proved tbs cos-
a
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rules at conduct that luvs
made. so it is said, Calvin Coolidgs's
rsputatlou in Ilauacbusetta.
No “Cobbler”
Jim Lacey acorn: tha cams oi
cobbler because to him it means
someone who putters at a job.
"them were years when I did no
repairing at all.” be said "1 made
shoes.
1 do repairing now beau"
persons are not willing to pay tor
OILOD.
SHOEHAKER LUCEY,
tbsflusaudworktbatgolstoa
baud-nails sbos. ‘l suds two pairs
brawls". winter and be thought
.3
ill
5‘
3
35
.22
Elsi
shoslnaklng as a handicraft ii
bandiersitsmsn, concluded lit. is
coy. is dying out. The mach)!
have done for him. "Not that :bi
machines are not all right. i! am
a man with brains behind thus
steer them right." he conceded lus-
sstly. "Even an automablle ml
bs no good it you tried to merit
through a swamp."
This brought him to the subjectd
materials.
‘1'!!! a leather man,‘ be nit-I
lag contemptuously at various out
sbos material: that had been clad
him for use. “You can't do uni
job of sboemaking with other ml
it won't stitch right. You unit!
it right. And none of it will '6
like real good leather.
"i Want Leather”
'Rcmamber the war?" he adi-
"Did they send anything but last!
over tor the soldiers? or cowl
they didn't. They wanted lull
I want leather."
His mind returned to the relat-
bflweeb sbocmaklng and shoe 0
pairing. “Sometimes i think.“ 5
said. “repairing takes more
than making shoes. Oi course!“
an do a bad Job at either. .‘ll
Lacey puts quality into
and be charges s NW.
'00:! price {or his
‘ He looked l
the sail at
just draws“
. his mouth.
' 1. didn't amilh
' though 0"
all respect he showed an
the talk the same impassirity'
is generally ascribed to
Coolidzs. , .
Foreign Trad.
'Peopls send their shoes to
5. fixed area after the! 1:3"
in ,~ .g “is preset: 1.
minus and maxim! "'
other places. A (God 5“! “I,
work goes outside aha ton
tbs! sand use some s'fuulnm
tars. i wish l’d kept the“
a good deal of Conrad-f“
nu gona ‘outsids til. ‘0'“ fl
and for tho sans rcason. 1‘ a
honest and thorough- Th“ “fl
raason James lancer V111 3m”
and which other Northamvm
data will 8170 you. i
And just as James Luce! 49" .
«pact «bars to so W °' ,
stupor! of his work. “at”. .
hswl it is “scam! "1*- “,g’
has not a doubt that 0001”" :
M blunol! as Plum”:-
Ths Neat Pruldan!
‘You don't bead bill all! i"
— s t. ”d '
“way. ”He. Nth job ‘
as I
its.
to have that
with 1‘-
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