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NATIONAL BANK
or NORWALK
51 wan St. Norwalk, Conn.
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J. P. Trssdwell President
Geo. L. Woodward, Vice-President
H. P. Price
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Real Estate and Insurance
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*-_—- Wegice it to you without extraeharge
l Talk'it over with your hush and. If you have been thinking
of getting new china, NOW; is y our chance to get it for nothing.
And every woman should have 11 Sellers to make kitchen work
easy and help her to be healthy a nd h a p p y. Act promptly and
you can get BOTH the dishes an d the famous Sellers at the price
of the cabinet alone. The offer will be withdrawn when dishes
and cabinets are gone. ‘
ANY ’
16 NORTH MAIN STREET
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For Your Boat
"enamored
' Decorators
128 Washington St.
Telephone “8.
Copper Paint. M M II-
gins Paint. Yacht mm. Yacht
Black, Spar Varnish, M P5
THE comm co.
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4 size is worth that much’ money in
"Norwth He pays one month‘s
rent; then he has to spend 81.000 to
deem: the storebecause it has to be
up to date. Another month passes.
er 8200 for rent. He has to
hi ‘o clerk to help him get ready.
has to spend quite considerable (or
advertising to announce to the pub-
lie that hols here. This young man
with all his“ hopes and ambition is
before he starts." He says to him-
self. It I [can only come out even
the first year. I'll oe satisfied. Then
is not as good es'he expected, rainy
weather, too cold-in the Spring too
on the shelves. He starts to- strug-
:19 making money raising sales.
overstocked sales. , anniversary sales.
red-tag sales. blue pencil sales. Bills
are due and- over due, credit has
reached it’s limit. and the dy
is thickening. He is discou . ‘He
can't go onvany longer. '1‘ much
- competition and not enough capital;
Though honest as the day is long.
the sheriff stops in. takes the key.
and the young man has lost his hard
earned two thousand dollars. Then
he seeks his friends. his relatives; to
assist him in making a. settlement’
sometimes he finds such friends. but
most times he doesn't. because
friends are only friends when you
don't need them. Now the low steps
in. the judge gets his. 'the.sherii'f
gets his. the lawyers get theirs. the
auctioneer gets his and the creditors
gete 10 cents on the. dolls. hnd the
ringer of scorn is always pointed at
this young man. and everybody says
he is a crook when in reality he has
I say bank-
llre. Now. that's why
"But there “humor in bankrupt-
II.
way or shows: ,the :p ,
Super cent. The giant is 111111er
ten by. prominent mace
“Sh him-f Th
warm in the tall. Goods depreciating-
lost $2,000 and 3 years of his best
have always declared aidividen" or
Sam Greenstein’s’ Talk
bankruptcy. And now that's what
I call humor. ‘5
"Not Io‘long ago s. new repre-
sentative looking gentleman c me to
my 031cc and said to me. Mr. reen-
stein. your name has been given me
by Mr. So and So of such and such a
bank. as being a. man of good soun‘l
business Judgment. I have ’a prop-
osition to present to you that will
very shortly double in value: and be-
sides it will bring an institution to
your city that will. give employment
to many men. because' there is a
great demand for our product. The
institution is here. It is a failure. i
didn't buy any stock. That's humor.
Had I bought 8600 or $1. 000 worth
of stock. that would haVe been trag—
edy.
Mr. G.. I owe you a little money.
I our: Day you because I am going
in bankruptcy. \It struck me very
runny.~ .
eeh't he pay your bill? No. she said.
he'nlso is going in bankruptcy. So I
said to her, Can't you put this cit
a little while longer. pay what you
owe me and go into bankruptcy aft.-
er t? No. she said, everybody is
dcing it and I see no reason why I
shouldn't do It. Now. thats what
I call humor. _
“You remember Tom Bacon's
speech 0: last week? He told us how
little we know about the taxing de-~
pertinent in Norwalk. Some peom
don't even knew that certain land on
certain streets belongs to them
. “The next more ng I r:ad rhe
speech by Israel itangwul. #1th he
said that .We Anion-leans are the best
halt educated people in the w'or‘. d. I
was we dcring it he lid-aft. have us
Nomi era in mind when he said
that. " ’-
“A prominent business man of the
district‘ once asked me. Sam.
what is this Kiwanis I hear in enrich
about anyway. 1 winl telii you what
ithIsaid. It's an o,
creed: Catholics, Jew:
gnofiCongregaflonalists; J
‘ more than‘nny
prism-.0: church
What about your husband. ‘
A subject. of need of more
. ”‘Mr. Webb referred ton. certain well
DOINGS AND ACTIVITIES OF
N ORWALK KIWANI S CLUB
- Kiwanis Notes
At the request or Dr. William J.
Moore, a committee consisting of
Frederick L. Lamson. Fred Moran
and Arthur 'C. Wheeler was appoint-
ed at the Kiwanis club meeting to
conduct the drawing of the prizes on
Saturday, the closing nigllt o! the
"Streets of Bagdad" exposition which
is being held at the armory under
the auspices of file Monker Grotto.
This committee will have entire
charge of the drawing of the prince.
O O O
Kiwanis fed on real venison
the weekly luncheon.
member who attended the luncheon
will testify that the venison was
great. The venison was supplied by
Dr. D. A. Shambaugh and Robert A.
Benedict who killed the deer on a
recent hunting trip in Maine.
0 e ‘o -
Prosecuting Attorney Cramer C.
Hegeman forwarded a 7 box or ’ cigars
to the Kiwanis club in celebration of
the fact that he is now-9 “pom." A
boy‘ was'born on Armistice day to
Attorney and Mrs. Hegeman.
2", 0
Frank Goodchild. who is in Mont-
real. Canada. forwarded a. postal
card to the Kiwanis club members.
0 0 0 .
A letter thanking giwanls club
for the sentiment expressed oven the
death of his wife was received by
the lub tron: Charles F. Hoyt.
bank ..
hi.
0 O O
. Mia A. C. Wenderoth of the Red
Cross. in a, letter read to the club.
asked for ere-operation in the annual
Red Cross drive which is on.
O
» President Wheeler called the at.
tention of Klwanians‘lo the fact that
a. meeting at. First district businea
men was scheduled for last night to
organise a Doord of Trade.
President Wheeler asked the Kl-
wanis club membe‘s to be prepared
to give} an expression of opinion at
A ‘ the next insisting or whogshoold tor
done about the luncheon ‘tor
Thanksgiviol week. This luncheon
tails on the holiday. 1
Cassius It. Webb broil;
otv
meeting.
doors at the close or the
known First District merchant who
refused t6 allow his 12-year-old son
do tram»: duty on sums; theeiay~
oaths Yale—Princeton {when gene
11 New Haven. Er. Webb declared
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AND DO IT ALL THE Till.
FOR!
- AAOMu“
' Henry 8. Lockwoos
CITY NATIONAL
BANK ‘
- 99 Washm' gton Street
South Norwalk, can,
OFFICERS
Frederick H. Rowan, Vice?
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