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1 .03 the coast. Monday.
“-‘l'uesday iiiir.
South Not-walk, Conn.
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8! JAMES GOLDEN
IN 1'70.
binned daily except Sunday by
Tim ntifici Publishinl Company.
Washington Street.
Bo. Norwsiit, Conn.
“t
intend so Second Class limiter
L. Dunanberg. President.
w. P. Militant). Vice-Pres. sud
,. A. L. Golden. Secretary
Tslopiions: Round: 92-".
Busch times: to Wall on. Nomlh
Telephone—Norwuk 1838.
f‘ ’.,
. “it. Copies . . . .. . . . Tin-so Cents
— 9-0 Your ............... .. 89.00
.1 Months .................. 34.50
Ilontbs 2.25
”tutored st your home—:1 cents
per week.
It. Associated Press is exclusive-
ly-osttttcd to tho use for publication
at nu news dispatches credited to it
or not otherwise in tnls~newspaper
uld lilo uny locsi news published
heroin.
All right.- ot publication 0: spectni
Monotone. herein or. olso reserved.
Our Theatres
to go out-
Nonvaik doesn't have
side the city much [or its enter-
tainment. The chcnt, liiulto and
‘ Palace are bringing to this city soon:
0‘ the best pictures and wuidcxillu
thutlcan lit: hecn nnynhci‘c. In
fact, bft‘"€;n David I‘Jstcrson of ”in
Regent and Palacc and Albert Haili-
‘ ilton ol‘ the Rialto no are getting
lhs,best possible pictures and re-
ports from the Palace arc to Hi“.
ot‘tcct that the \audovillc is cor-
'Biatonliy of u, high order.
That the. motion picture prod-l:-
out like Nornailk is attcstcd by tlic
Iacl that many pictures are shrink
lit-re at the ltiallo and the .llLK‘J‘Il
lurore Now York :itrt's th’lII. Wt.-
sci. otltcrswlliat arc .llijit'n ,n .\'(i-—
walk bct'ore they am shonn am-
\the clue in Connclmcur.
Also it should be lloln‘d ”.n gnu-5
credit for tultliig curc ol.‘ the alliUSL-
mania {or Nurivulk. il.::'. luv it»
sent is to show this tic-ck Ill-3 lug
I‘icturc. "The Hunchback of Notic
Dnmc."
Efforts to she Norivnli; tliv: but
arc to be common-ha. l'hlsc cl-
[orts should bc flpjil‘lll/‘It’il by pui-
ronagc to show that they air up-
prricatcd.
It is a. slump. l' .ik lu’ human
nature that often lll.:I‘J much limits;
are forgotlr'n and many so out of
town for umusv-nivnts that I‘lfl.\-L al-
icady been shown at home—Just
like those who go :il'l‘O-‘ll‘l and run;
(“or tho nights of lliirnpc uhrn
they lvrii'o nun. r at « n lhc inn'w' l: oi
thrir onii country.
The Weather
I‘liiv: V\',iilI1t—i‘ ut- lll'i' El‘llln;.
Thus» “ho ('IOHltl up lhn ll‘ ll’):ll -.<
and liicll Iil'slllbifi'hts to Flori-Li and
No wYmit‘ airo. missing mint-thing iii
tho open “inter in moi-\ta‘m out \i.
(inily. It lit-lps those ulio ili'l‘dl]
tin: \iiiilcr to know tint on u it lac
“onthr is lvml ti'om n-n-r on it -..in-
nct last much moo than 11 month
”and ii monlli ot' \l‘llll' r “mild .iiist
this
ubcul, hrlp Ls :0 :ipprlciui-a
sirirg.
Xti this I'LLlliilil' \\l.ilhci' is ml
Ii good for tljillii‘ i'iuiH l‘i'uillillly
more rtaidrllls hunt: lul'ii cult}; Illl.‘
year than in :i “lllll‘l' nt‘ con‘immii:
Tress.
7\ .
gate had lost:
from.
away." I said. my
\‘olslcad bccr.
yo!) porn white: they
the luckiess soul who
there tonight.
lhcy'ic always thought
and through. if you
fraud."
saintcd aunts, that I w
and life became a. song.
that hard-earned bill, I
gods (or what. i did. ’an
hill.
9'
in THE DAYS
The new chairman o
ilcct. corporation and U.
board in particular. Ii
inally slated to sucuccd
but “HS named
llcct corporation under
llc has been listed
hoard director
luclicd to tho'oflit‘c of
had Just t'oliliilt‘ll‘d
rope with L‘duu P.
purpose of
l
L'. 5. Shipping Boat '3
agencies.
lie is a lilttlic of Si.
still culls that city
though lm has spent
lime or into ycztrs
llr: has sccii naval
parts of the globe.
0! the navy rlcpartiiicnt.
ls'Jti. IIc petrlicipulvd
or Santiago. in the
campaign and
surn-ction campaign.
cold and anon. “rill. l]‘l-‘ poor will
‘Acathcr iiiiin. tun‘t. bulim)’ .\
body.
School Meeting:
'1 ‘ l
lonight
The mrn “iii! are trying 1.. gm-
for tin: lhuusuunls i.i'
am Norilullt
\oicrs \vhci i-lccl' ll tlzviii “ill “3.. -in-
hit; tonight, to ;.;vt opinions pro and
can on lir; pi'npi r ['l7i('~' to pit: Inc
lumor high school. This is :i iiiit-
tor that is or gime inlvrcsl. to ti.n
residents ot' Lust .\l,i\\:ilk and lim—
wayton particularly. lil‘hcic .«hould
ho a. puckcll tncctin; :ind l\t:|'\')l'.‘
should go to thc .lllCCilng. \iitli mine
~ constructiwz idcux to oirwz
Till-J \\’ L‘ATH L II.
li.'i\i’| :oiili- to Sct'rl-lnry of Flute
linut for :i time Kind to Prcsidvnt
'l'm‘t.
Luigi: on the Bonur.
iln .ItlUl‘li-‘il ot‘ Commcrcc)
u: liilll'.‘", lt' (Tl‘Cdi‘IlL‘C l": Eli'cn l0!
lln- :iorirs nhicli onc secs in tin:
i'l‘vm and tho: assertion that the
“culvl cost us ST,00n,mn
paid :it uncr. that would
loci on the lnoncy marl—z
Journal 0: Coninia-rcu,
lllfllit‘ that statement.
solillcr m cry alternative
“llt‘n he can only take one: but the
total amount. so far as
would
rcported, not what the
”it: hill have guessed at.
ing to hurt, lhc credit of
fioiltllf'l'il l\l:w Lngluiid and Eust-
crn Now York: Cloudy and sonic-
qvhat. colder Monday; Tuesday luir.
Eastern l'cnnsyliuniu. New Jcr-
my. Dclanare. Maryland. District at
Columbia. \irgiiiiu. North Carolina.
South Carolina. Gcorgiu. :iiid Florida,
tull' :iiid somrwhlii coldl-r Monday;
Conditions: The weather chart or
Sunday night showed low barometric
" p‘rcssiirc. oit' thc mid-iii: Atlantic
coast. rclniiwly high buromctric
pressure O\t'l‘ the interior dish-low.
cast ol the Rocky Mountains, and
t1! the North Pacitic coast.
K This prcrsurc distribution has lwun
attendml by rains along the South
Atlantic coast, and on the north
Pacific coast. -.:ind snow fiurries in
the region or iii cGrcat Lakes. the
Ohio and upper .‘Hs’risrippl and 311..
'Ilouri Valium and the nnrlhurn
Rocky Mountain TI‘SIOI]. In all other
plrts of the country tlic \vcatlier
continucd fair during the last 24
..hourr.
' The outlook is for generally fair
leather Monday and Tuesday
throughout the \leiington district
dithough snow flurries are probable _
venture Will be lower Monday in
the Atlantic states and it will rise
Tuesday in Tennessee. the cast Gulf
lots: and tho Ohio Valley.
- Winds: North of Sandy Hook:
Fresh and strong northeast shifting
. to northwcst unsettled weather rain
i' ' 1 Book to Hatteras: Finch
a strong north shifting to north.
it rain followed by clearing
TEHPERATLIRE.
-. Observation taken at 8 p. m. 75th
Insidious at New Haven Weather
....... clear
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
cloufl'
cloudy
sun-coo.
41,......
Pin-......
s‘tntcs Exchange or do a
that.» kind.
ljiiitcd Slams is good
have such an opinion ol‘ it—to stand
the shock of warn with a very slight
decline. and I think it can stand the
rffccl’s of the proposed bill perfectly
payments
well, with the
our :1 period of years.
any other nation;
their [mywas limited.
lur a tiny:
placed upon the money
he rarncd in csscntial
profits of business. frho
rr‘rlponsiliilily of doing l
possibly can for tlicm in
mg to err I prefer to err
ii'angv‘is again. sir—arid
o'clock. yet."
Sambo's Job
"Well. Samba. no
and fights wit mah wife.
R . es
-
LOST MUKEY
By Walt Alums.
Rippling E5
W
As I toiled up the village hill I
found a Su\Ԥul-d0llflr bill some dele-
it seemed a boon.
lot I was broke, my‘cuinmcsbound
and shoes ii soak, and life it bitter
"This lilld will shoo the wolf
_ bcnminx
gay, 'and shaking of! its (car: "At
last I am equipped to duty the south
east. scction of a pic. and steins of
The angcis
guided me along tn?! hill whore I
might see this money on the pave:
they're smiling down on_ me tonight.
they've rescued an unlucky wight
from an untimely grave."
hoard voices in the air:
the angels led you there supposing
soul
would find the roll and haul it to
The angels will
badly jarred. tho scrapliini will take
it hard. if you should cop that. wad;
you. and they'll be worried, t‘n'ouxh
iuih
They seemed to bog with
anguished pants. those \oiccs n.“ my
wrong; so to the Daily News I went
and turned in eiery blooming cent.
I heard. the morrow morn, how an
old nidow. tircd. forlorn. had
“‘avrd my lld. as I came down the
HEAR ADM. LEIGH L'.
Emergency lv‘lcct Corporation, as-
SUllli'S his new duties with a thor—
ough knowlitdgti of shipfifi’ig condi-
tions gciicrally and tho work of the
by as head or the shipping board
cliuirimm
lion plans “llICh “ill make tho
board a. subsidiary body to thc tor-
mi-r organization in the future.
on the ship-
ping boaril’mrosttr for some limo as
for Uruzil.
rust. thrcc months he has been at—
man and. when appointed chairman
a. tour 0! Eu-
Farley {or the
investigatigg
conditions thcrc mill ' "gunlzing tho
his home wal-
most of his
in Washington.
service in. all
In
churn-y or the bureau of nmlgatiou
world wur. after which servlco he
“us i-liici' of start of a division of
thl‘ Atlantic. hull‘llshlp Ilt‘cl.
Jim was born Jun. ll. 1873. lie
was graduated from Annapolis in
in the battle
C
the Philippine
llc 3"l‘\"‘d :u:
fiulvlllrrs' Adjuslrd Compcnsation bill
9,000. to Dc
hOWCVCl‘.
rho at the conclusion thfl the sum
needed be cxpcndcd by giving ovcry
be what the committee has
Therefore I do not think it is go-
I think the credit of the
We paid our soldiers better
I believe.
licltcr than most. of the nations. but
It was a. dol-
biit there was no limit
and there was no limit placed on the
soldier is paid is not making him
commercial or diminishing his patri-'
otlsm. and he received his pay, small
as it was. I am ready to take
in justice to others; and if I am go-
oral side ,on the side of the men who
offered their bodies and their lives.
Troublesome Angels
(London Opinion)
Old Gentleman (initabfl')—"\Vliat
on earth is that internal noise out-
sidc. Mary?" ‘
Mary-“It's them there 'erald
“—
more hanging
around tough saloons for you, eh?"
"Numb. Nowadays I stays home
surely
Then I
“Perhaps
figurad you
ll.
be
droppcd
the bust: of
cut. a.
ould not do
A rid when
lost
thanked the
d chetrily l
NW5
PALMER
t‘ the L‘. s.
S. Shipping
0 was orig-
Ed. 1". Far-
or the
worm: nlzu-
l-‘or the
the chair-
shipping
Europcuii
Louis and
was in
during the
uban mu til
In.
have on c:-
r:t. says the
Those who
«IT‘
or option.
I can set,
enemies or
the Emma
nything at
enough-4
scattered
than
much
that could
industries.
fact that a
the
ho best. I
reason and
on the libc
it ain't six
I!
Jacksonville
. . . . 30.00
Kansas City . . . . 30.34
Nantucket . . . . . . 30.06
New Haven .....
New Orleans . .
New York ..... .
Norfolk ......
Northfleld_ Vt.
Pittsburgh
Portland, Me.
St. Louis 30.28
St. Paul .. . . . . . 30.30
30.13
30.24
30.10
30.00
80.18
30.26
30.22
.....
...
‘10.“!
to «‘03:, 30.00
WW“ “loo: 10-1: ‘
‘ so cloudy
14 elm
40 cloudy
37
50
42
(I
28.
22
cloudy
clear
cloudy
cloudy
cloudy
cloud!
- poses that any self-governing state
I have board the tympani
Trill in tlnkllng symphony:
I have hard harmonic tools
Popping from the cnds of flules.
Melody just sccmod to [low
From the rod of the obo»:
And I caught. tho. dulcr-t. l‘lL‘lOlla‘
[looming iroiii the big bat-how‘s.
Instruments of wind and string
In Carnegie Hall you sing.
From your sweet. melodic. th oats
lininnut‘o tlic tuncful iiolca,
'l‘hut, ascending to the roof.
Pass the prhale luox aloof-—
Pass the tini'cci-off Rt‘l'lltlii "i'itz"
"fill you come to “‘hcrn 1111-: ms.
Tho' I thrill from limo to tln~.
.\t some passugm rat-c, sill-lint:-
1110‘ the ‘mighty Iiicaisurt's ii.~:;ls
IIr-ld ‘cm spclllvounll in ihvir slats
Groalcr than IIICSL‘ classics t'ltoii e
Would havu been my lady's wire
Had slic whispered soft. and in“:
"Kid. oh. kid. I love you 501"
——.\rtliiir L. Lippmorm.
0 l 0 It O
lliiiit'aiiims i‘ur thiL your: Fair
and (fool-hlgc.
O i O O .
This year “c on: going to ';-.l out
1} hook and probably “ll. silt‘k to
this rcsolutinn iiiitll luv 'mxl. l’l‘l'l'cr-
vieu'ml :it With! 1.: piihlislzirs.
;‘ 4: E. ‘
, .‘IAHCI'ZLI L'l'l‘l-J
lilo loicd IILI‘ and tiny had quar-
i'clcd.
Then 110‘. “out home and com-l not
Sicr'p.
lie IQnSI'tl Mum and thought. and
The“ Peace Plan
As .1 mnttcr of current history- it
must be recorded that the univcrsal
pcucc plan which cost Mr. Ilok $50.-
000. with an additional $50,000 in
thofifling. to create has made no
more than a. diuii-cssliigly mild im-
prcssion upon the public at inrgc.
comments tho. New Haven Journal:
Courier. It retained its place on the
first. page of tlic nevispapers for a
single issue only and spocdily gavc
way to the marital complications of
a. popular writer of unique fiction
which have hold their place in
newspaper rllscriiiiimilimi i‘or scv~
i
cml days without a. break.
‘Whatcvcr support approaching
enthusiasm that has been given the
plan comes from the camp of
avowed league of nations udvo.
catcs, though Mr. \Vilson treats it
with a stern sllcncc suflcstivo of
profound contempt. llis‘ secretary
states that ho has no comment to
make and will have none. The
Brooklyn Standard Union is partic—
lng of! with the theory that "a. prize
of fifty-cents would have brought
an equally impressive response."
on this. more at length: "It is a.
little amusing to examine the points
in which 2116350 000 thinker thinks
the league covenant ought to be
amended’. First. he would ‘cut the
heart out of it ' as Woodrow Wil-
son would ltito said. “6 wants Ar-
ticles-.92 and (VI dropped or amend-
ed. Then he w ts a proposed a
teration made iri' Article I. proscri -
lng qualifications for membership in
the league. As the article ,now
mitted only on giving guarantee of
its sinc‘cre intention to observe its'
International obligations. On these
guarantees. and upon agreement to.
let the league regaulte its arms.-
meats. n'new member state may be
admitted by two-thirds vote of the
assembly. Tho $50,000 thinker pro-
be permitted to come in by two:
thirds vote if it 'wisheu to join.’
This last qualification is new. It
must. have a dcep meaning. but no
no can guess what its momentous
Iltnifl e ‘Ihay be.” I
The report . (ram the mama;
30
26
. cloudy
clan
'40 .ciggr g
at ‘ and:
tern offlthe directing committee is
0' the eflect tug: thy, vote. thus far
My not: or an '
. he a public pluylhing and was 'urn-
ularly severe in its conmionts start- .
stands. a. new menrber can be "ad- ,
I thought. .
:lii the meantime. she “.13 slurping
I soundly.
i u . a o o a
l
, Before there are any more shoot-
: lugs out there no would suggest that
tho name of the town he changed to
Folly-wood.
t 0
Time fllcs. New York napti «n—
nouncos; "Tho couple \vt'ro mil r—
ricd May :5. 19:3. and time our
child nine yczirs old."
a B t D
i C O
Q
A SE\\’ RADIO SL'GGESTIUN
it's high timc that radio t‘c’ltrd to
ed to some really usr‘t’ul :mrpmc.
' For instance, every l-rti-eninrfi-i be-
twcen the hours of six and noun the
following should be broudcust nt in~
tcruils lgito cvory family (lmlnsvooiu
in the United States:
"lint from the
spoon." .
"No. you‘re not going in fill i‘p on
crackcrs and butter."
"Don't tell mi: that you n.3hcil
those hands brfore you calm: to the
table!"
side or your
"Take y‘r spoon out of your~
cup." ‘
Nr-vor mind what‘s for .Is‘i-rl.
first cut your hunt :il‘ll] no-uiuws."
"The crlfits will m:xl~;-: your hair
curly."
"'I‘hcrc you go, All (“or in; nice
clean tableclotlit”
soon
“'n have no nobility in this coun-
ll‘). but Iht‘)’ will III‘VQ‘l‘ ~u .:Ccid in
taking {I‘OHI’US our snoluliiy.
cent. in favorkwhlch again strength
cns the theory that the plan appeals
to the lcugucrs as an opportunity
to reopen the diocussion in bot-lair
of the original covenant and not "be-
cause they have a rcal live inicrt‘st.
tn the plan no“?- undwr discussion.
It is it hit significant. that at a gath-
ering of considerably over one hun-
dred men of afiolrs since the. prom-
ulgntlon of the Bok prize plan it
was found that not one of mom
had read: it. A more or loss pci‘sio-
tent inquiry in various circles has
failed to discover an lntcrcst in the
subject anywhere near coninicnsu-
rato wit ‘the cost: of it. It looks
now as if he remaining 350.000 will
not be drawn from the bank. In-
stead of impressing Congrcss with
its sense Of leadership Congressapy
pears to bc'ln the mood or investi—
In the Day’s N en’s ~
_ BLOOMFIELD, N. J., Jam. 13.———.\
new X-ray tube calculated to prove
to be at untold benefit to whom
suffer haa‘been developed by Dr
C. T. ry. of Bloomfield. research
Engineer 0: the “'estinghouse Lamp
0.
The new tube. says Dr. Francis C.
W‘ood, director or Crockor Institute
of. Cancer Research of Columbia
University, director of the radiothe-
rapoutic department at St. Luke's
Hospital in New York. and foremost
authority in the United States, is the
most. important: development of this
generation {or cancer treatment.
The boy tube is capable otrgiviug
out five or six times the'amount of
.\-l'tays the tubcs now in use. do.
It will cnable specialists to treat a
great many more people than have
boon cared for in the past and at a
nominal sum. The treatment with
this tube requires but 20 ‘
mh utes
whereas the old treatment ’ ‘
now in use, ' the on?
required fro -
to three. m “‘9 hour”
The Obstacle
(Strtx. Stockholm)
Soothsayer~Your tutum husband
(is young and handsome. He. comet,
trom,_s. southern land. He «no:
not! 1: hit a": high position. ‘5'?
will'bo "cry hnlpmr. 7 '
gating the award‘ to see what the Drowns my spirits. draws my
thing is all about. Republics are breath?
certainly ungrateful things. Tcil inc my 501111.. can this be
death? ’ .
The world recedes: it disappears!
\‘Vith sounds sci-aphid ring!
0 grave! \thre is thsNictory?
pointer in leash:
and entered into conversatjon. c
talk turned from one thi ton -
other, but at inst the disc 1: con.
tered in the merits of the dog.
dog can smfll‘s’blrd a. mile M3332."
un’dor hisnose. and there isn't a.
anywhere around here," he said.
plexed. . _
mi: .‘ln confer-mum: he approached
onto! them and" inquired: "Pardon
‘me. sir. but have you a bird-
ward?" '
.-\ rnarlvr writcs us: that ‘m thinks
this is the bcst story she (not
heard:
Scicrsl members of a nomen's
war-working party vlho prnluccd
lliostr lowly 8“ cult-rs. you know. had
assvmhlcd at tho hodsr’: (.r‘ J! othm‘
niciiibor. and wore chatting \v'lh the
little daughter of the hostess.
"Hoar you are a. great ii: in
your mother." said onr‘.
"l'cs." rcplicd the little girl, "mu-
to,
inn gives me it task to do cvcry
day."
"And what is your task tor lo-
dm 1‘” ask-3d onc lady.
“I have to count the spoons alter
routine all gone."
“-
llcoently the woman deriosiler cn~
tcrcd a. Boston bank to Lulu: a dc-
pufiil. She had some Mills and
checks to deposit. so she procured
:t dcposit slip which l‘C-QUIIZ‘II the
listing of bills. 51304ch and zuccks.
Slin listed licr bills and checks. in
:lix‘ir rcspcctivo plum-s. lau’ was
somewhat in doubt its to what to
list undoi- specie. .‘Jtcr 'I. i‘--w mo-
ments‘ thought shn wrote ant-i the
“‘0rd specie "Female" und (utuvd in
fur dcposit.
.\ truvclvr in the. \‘oulli s-cpped
In I hut. ullh I’m-lo Mosc. an aged
iirgro, whom he met in the rosd.
"i suppose you were once
shun," he said after H. while.
"\‘cs. suh." l'nclc. Mose responded.
_"And. so after thc war. you gained
your freedom" the \‘isitgr contin-
ucd.
l'nclc Mose shtick his head iadly.
“Nu suh." ho‘ dcclared. 'stoi. per-
a
23cm. 1 didn’f get. :iiah frccdom.
suli. at‘icr the war—I done got mar-
ried." ‘
Vital spark of heav'niy-tln‘uie!
‘Qult. U quit this mortal frame;
'ircmlfling, hoping ling‘ring. flying.
1
a\ lion
1 can help you.
two things I can tell you about. your
make 6? car.
yourself.
Just” Folks
W
. 33 £1an A. Guest
It was a. merry optimist
Who laughed at every w
Who'd see the storm Ind at!
A lovely thing is snow: ‘_
No hurt could steal his nanny grin,
{Co sorrow make him sud. ‘
To be depressed be counted sin—-
A good man must be glad.
's
ssist
l
' F
The optimist possessed s. child.
A lovely-child min-e
A radiant picture'fi'hen he smiled
Upon his father’s knee.
But let him tumble from s. chsir
Or down the stairway (all,
This little fellow then and there
Let out a. dreadful bowl.
"Get up! Get up!” ‘his father and.
"Get up and laugh. my chied.
You really haven't. hurt your head."
But still u reco oiled,
The youngstegg o en-rnouthed. let.
out -
A most disturbing yell
And proved beyond the slightest
doubt .
It. hurt. him when he tell.
He'd howl until his mother csme
And. took him 0 her knee.
And though I say to his shame.
That little boy of three
Would sob and sigh and mom and
grieve
In manner truly bad-—
'Twas plain he did not quite believe
His optimistic dad.
0
Philosophy is food {or men.
But children oft reveal
‘I‘h'e pain or tumbles now all then
Is very sharp and real.
Nor all the wise and checrtu' lore
\Vliich optimists assert ‘
Can keep a. child or three or {our
Flim howling when lio's hurt.
When n sick man secs us
Shedding tears:
IIo slips his clutch
And shifts his gears.
Easily worried. easily buried.
danger point
P;
Too often the Is
cinbonpoint.
It! mighty nice to hit the ice—
it‘s healthful recreation.
How cloluent the speaker waxes.
When speaking of and on our
taxes;
But. ncvcr mentions the millions
wasted
On the worst concoctions exer
tasted.
It isn't :t good policy to take
slcs for instance.
Uld Dobbin and the Doctor are
passing from our country lancs—‘
both to greener paourcs.
It. takes ton ininutcs 1:. vaccinate
a dog against rabies: at the Fas-
tcur Institute the trcatiiicnt {or Jinn
is three wcoks.
0
Take no! from inc my one. chor-
jshed hope.
That soon I'll be up and about:
Encourage mc. Doctorh don‘t lean.-
me to gropc-
way through the darkness at
doubt. -
Bi .V
r
Man is funny: .He pays lib law-
ycr to keep him out at troublc;
the devil gels after him be
his minister: thcn molds
until he 'finds one log
files to
the doctor
in the grsvc.
At. lcast one captain of industry. ‘
in this country. has signed a con—
tract with‘lils physician to KEEP
him well: deductions being made
from the retainer in event of sick-
ncss.
Not IOI Ladies
things as they come—there's mca-‘
(London Bystander) -
“‘ell-mcaning stranger— Perhaps
There are one or
keep \ them to
phi-sent»
Motorist—\Vell
there are ladies
. U tho pain. the bliss of dying:
Ctusc. . l‘oiid Nuturc, ccaso thy-
strife,
And let Illl; languish into life.
u'arkl-“thcy whispcr: angels say. ‘
Sister spirit. come away:
“Mint is this absorbs me quite? .
Steals my sonscs. shuts my sight.
Hoar‘n opens on my eyes?
ears
My
Lend. land your wings: I mount!
I fly!
U, Uc‘athl \Vherc- is thy sting?
——Aiexander Pope.
A Wise Dog“;
(Boston Globe)
A man was strolling down the
main street of the ‘town. holding a.
He met. a: friend
“Yes sir.” sold the owner. “that
"Indéedl’r'said his inland. incred-
uloushf. "
‘qhat dog acts as it a. bird as
film
The owner smoked and was per-
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Mfoifnamt the d“ managed; _
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. We g‘invite you to discuss
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nun-n.—
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THE
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BANK STATEMENT
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These two represent the margin of
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Ours together are—-
$615,000.00
THE LARGEST IN TOWN.
So. N orwalk Trust Co.
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FINDING
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than that obtained from the expensive everyday pleas
. .
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South Norwalk, C0:
91
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