in 1:70.
V oi Pubiiolilnl Contour.
1 thiuzto: Strut.
lo. Nervous. Conn.
on Second Clu- Mom;
' berg. President.
' kfioldon. Sccrotnr!
NOI'WIJK 92-98.
W800:
bliono—Norwnlk 1188.
a
Oinoooooolooooo-o.
per week.
.
od
,Probé Peace Plan
.. M
W Bok I’cacu i'lun is to but a
95h shaking by a coninii’tc
. S. 'Ht'liutc in the how-
will lit: droppcd lrom it roiiic
Co'ut' propaganda. So far
nunlttcc is concerned ”it: man
or rough handling bccuuac tlic
Vlan is Senator Hood of Miss-
our who is an autiic too or the
Lunatic of Nations.
Tho entire nation will
.. ' vootigation. Pair niindoi Am.
I an: within; to discuss our co-
to Europa-an attains bht in“.
ans ui'o “filing to ham; Eur-
upogpiep in and placc upon
ldcaool what \ir should do.
are ‘ orig uqutt‘alt'S of the l. :iguc
‘und. ‘st as strum: ad\ocaii.-s against.
tho ogiic~ahd it Scullls putcnt,
“it ~\' right or “rung. that. .lllt;
I: majority nt tho \utrru in tlic tnitcd
Statéo is against ill" Luaguc.
N M “as it to
‘. f‘llll isbll‘lltil) iir $1Iiifiiitll) ll)il|1’l|'o‘fig‘
the thin with liL'Hllll') "it‘.'|,\. And
lurt r it ilov‘s not mun to us that
nil)‘;lAlllt:l‘lt'tlli “Hilld givo up that
sunfi'lo hmwt ll» lv-;i:ili:. though it
' liiay‘l'ho llili‘. ‘
\% biiicvri-ly lmpr tlial tho in-
\‘vn‘t ’itmn \iill iu- thorough. and
Just?» And \\t‘ li rl sum .lm ration
llI unwary spend
'1'»? WW
: '“illWant to Limit \ilinlnci' Mr. link
? profiled tli" $l"".m"' or \ilitllit‘i‘
I' it “it put lip In union" ()lli--.~ than
I: ml all “van t lll.'.' n or .\ll‘.‘ lit-ail
~ emails. .
' U“ tlH‘ fart".
. .C- -___—’_ 7-.., ._.-_.—
. j: ‘ . 1 .
3 V
'7 1110 l 011cc.
r 2.. _
... ...____.
2 lhféiill the. talk le'lHll. crime in
but 4 ik those \ilti) ill‘t: (Jul .c ilit.
tiilk A: should not. iui'crt that tliosc
!' int»: ' cd in pnliw- atlnlra of ill"
: uityibf Norman. liziii: turn in)“:
for fliong Hill" to obtain ,nioncy for
mor'l. poliro-nu-n. it must b: rt.-
i‘iit-l‘SCrcd liy tlinsu “ho aic holding
the burial: airings that we r-inmit
lliivi'policrnii'ii to patrol the Hilt't‘ls
of ale city of :Vcrxwiilk day and
l. nigh}. and particularly at right. iin-
. lane: *Inuricy Is proudml to pziy lll':
policemen.
‘ .\ l'rnlrlc Chicken
‘ (London \Vomkl)‘ 'l‘cle’h‘i‘uth)
Young Lady (On first visit to “col-
ern rancli)—i-‘ur phat
noumrc that will of “NJ on your
middle?
Unmpunchcr—‘l‘na‘. iiil'J, you rail
it. lady. in; um.- ltrr catching «attic
and harm's.
Young Lam—"h. iii-iced. Non.
may I ask. \i‘imt do ion also for
‘ bait?
. 'llU; \\ll.\'l'|llili
Soutliri'n .Vtiv England and raw-
m’n New York: (tint-rally iziii i-‘ii-
day and S'itutda}; no changc in
tt‘lllpcrullll'u.
Conditions: 'l'lii: tllStUl‘bullU" crn-
trill Friday night XlUl'lh of Lulu; Un-
iario advanced rapidly norihcast-
ward to Now foundland and it
'. diminished lul'lldly in inlanfilly.
Prnsourc )vas niiilornily nigh Thurs-
daynight cast or the ltmth incri-
' . diamond it “as low over thc plateau
rc-
’ gioni and high and rising on: Al-
and‘norllivrn ltocky Mountain
berm. Canada.
'l'licro havo lmcn
‘ find along tlic iiurtli l'ucillc
crn fiocky Mountain rcgion.
'11” Weather became coldcr gum-r-
and
Loulflf'utalcs. tho “rt-at Central Val-
ilio Urcat.
be.
30’ normal grill-rally over the Uni-
,tod‘liotvs. except along the Pacific
.nlly throughout the Atlantic
'lcyoflnd the nylon: or
,, Lima
'l'c ii I pi: ratu rrs continue
M titiiitic count.
outlook is for gcntialiy fair
'cr Friday and Suturdu'y in the
al-
in
ngton iorccast district.
flu local rains are possible
o.
do: North of Sandy Book:
in northwest. becoming \nrl-
find weather fair Friday.
dy Hook lo Hatteras. and Hat-
Moderate
; cot and weather cloudy. Fri-
to Florida Strnlta:
TEMPERATURE
tlon taken at 8 p.m. With
at New Haven “‘enthcr
'........ 30:20 38 cloudy
. (3 ty ... . 30.08 44 cloudy
'\nd .... 30.02 38 clear
......... 30.02 42 cloudy
,1 ........ 30.22 22 cloudy
" ti ...... 40.32 24 (now
W ........ 30.32 8 clell'
........ 29.80 38 clear
3, ........ 30.30 14 clear
' . . . . . . . 30.02 50 cloudy
ville ...'.. 30.14 56 inln
.j .City or“. 30.36 3 clear
' at . . . I 30.02 38 cloudy
_ -. . . . . 30.08 38 cloudy
.. » no .... 10.26 54 clear
“rayon.” as cloudy
. . . . . . .,_ 30.10 M cloudy:
~ Vt. .'. 30.1: 22 cloudy
. . . ... 30.20 30 an"
3‘
Cl“?
cioudy.‘
door »_
B! J All“ GOLDEN
dolly oxcopt Sundly b!
all)“. Vice-Pun. 3nd Treat.
4; W." St» Norwsili
‘ on ........ Thu. Cents
' = on” 39.00
84.50
82.25
oi your homo—21 cenu
Minted Men to excluoivo-
to the use for publication
no" dioputchcn credited to it
otherwise in this newspaper
0 any locnl dew- publllncd
hi. or publication ot'opccnl
\ hon liorcin ore also renorvcd.
c of
that
HS
\\( |.:0lnt:
Ls ilu
TliCic.
pnl'pimc do
has
rains within the
last 24 hours iii “iv Atlantic htatm
coast
. and local rnons in the region of the
‘goumrn l'lain status and the north-
W
p . .
Rippling Rhymes
Wm
MACHINE CHARITY
By Walt Lincoln. __
1'\c given to the Village Clicst
twelve bucks and tiny cents
($12.50): and now my soul can be
at. rest when paupcrs raise laments;
my halo shines l'\c done my best
for lucklcss domes and gents. in
vain the widow sucks my door and
asks me for a uconc; I say. "I'll
cough up ncvvr niurr. l‘C:|lOllSl\C to
your moan; thc Villvgo Chest has
ample store to comfort those who
groan." 1n vain the chping or—
phan comes and asks me [or a
tart: "Return. oh. orphan, to your
slums," I cry in wrath: “dc-part!
The Village Chest has princely
sums to h'onl cacli brokcii heart."
Tho i‘ootsoro pilgrim. going west.
implorcs mm for a chew. for he has
i'nntods in his breast. his feet are
out of true: “Bcgonc " i,cry: "the
Village Chi-st was made for such
:15 ion." Sonic pcoplc giw the \‘il—
logo Chest what coin they can com-
mand. and still are prone. at \voc's
Dchoat. to lend a liclpin: liaiitl: such
lavish methods I am Most if I can
understand. The Village Chest is
my rxcusc for (\‘cl‘y scllish plan.
for drying up the kindly juice that
should IN‘X'VflflO a man: and I shall
turn no kopr-cks loose-1'in of tho
’l‘ightwad clan.
WHO’S who
in THE DAY'S News
m
VIPCUL'ZVI' KIYUI'II.‘
years ago tho >lil.lll
son ol‘ a priest of ix'iiiiialiioio. Ki—
ilSlll island. nt‘ur Nagasaki. lJtt'lell‘J
dissatislicd “llli his lathcl’B lot. tin:
lift: on tho island. and dri-aiii-d. “is
Some sixty
di‘carim lit-gun lllt.’ day lit: lir:.t Sit“.
a. group of rahtcrn and Japiiiit-m
stati-Miicn. l-‘roni in: ii on hi:
thought only of l't:it'lflill," 'l‘nlvivu of
burning lllt‘ mu»; til lilt‘ Uv-ciiicnt-
als. oi bring a great Sl,dl".'~lli‘illi.
Today that lad is \IHCi'llll‘t lx'i-
yonra. prciiiii-r of Japan and this
man to whom lh-- t'Hiilll')’ limit; it.
brim; ptdiliial tranquil”;- Liizd lvad
llic \Hii'k ivl’ l'I'll;ll-illl.ill|lll lulu-uni].
(iii; til5.i.\ltoiir~, pwrlwi oi iiililiiillalic:
and Ulll'.i' illsil‘lf is.
\ i>coiint ‘\l_\lllllil \\.iu l-v-l‘l] 71'.
ycai'a ago. \k'li' ii i:-> «lid hll'.'t‘4*i'tl ill
i‘t-.icliiii;.',' 'l‘nlvio ii-: olulainvd a pip-
liliiiiizliy cdiicaiinn and lllkll :illllit'i
at UM) law rollvg-t lli 'I'I'. lial'L-i‘i: gn-
lng in 'I'ulii-i li- llilll (liill i"tl lll‘
iizmiv. lli:. lint ii.ii.i-, “A... :vt l\\-‘
)lhlll'a. '1 ll" \it'l'l iic win-lid lll'dll.
“(ll’flll i-i_\ ‘ Ill iimi- .i‘mml ii...”
If..ll~l.l.lll. linii 1.» input i‘Liir’l‘
tlll llll'.\ rug. l.- lvr: li\« xi “3' in Lin
llillllt‘, though iiw) luv‘w li'llgl‘l ills,
l'Ulltii'.-. '
Ali'd‘ lina l.-.\v ti'lilf-x; “.io in".
plv'lrvl ix‘iimiid Iill'liil li.‘ l.illll.‘—
try ul'iiiniiiuiri'..-..'itlv~i1.. l.\l n‘ii-
ally in; lttLi‘lll" iliinisxir u: .jllhll‘f'.’
and ill' ll lump-'4 l' i-t' t'illllllil'l’t'“.
Whvn illi' lain: Miami-ll iai'iiicr. \d«
iiirtcutzi \\:.:. Ill )iivui‘l, '\i_‘»tllll.l
klltl\\il :23 min, oi this “it: tout"
ulilv Ii Jilin.
’l'liv: priu-a-t‘s min via-5 made :1 lun-
on in it"): lur his \xoik in ("'ll: 1nd—
ilig lll" .\li;;ii)-.l.i|uii‘lt-~<- .\lll.illt"'.
llis sci-\ims ill the cal-iii-t tlUl‘lll;
the llllffiSU-Jilliilnts“ lilili
SUNsfiIfiE,
PELLETS “J-
ov 03., ngm
\\.i:~
that
Minuil ”1-, mil. 9, \‘lvdtii,
'l ill L‘)illlll’)1rl'il: rain;
"l‘\v‘ I]'.|1i(‘\xl‘“"..t l'l'li r
{mums FUHI' “ill! :igr.‘
_ r
LrCllilLili' n “ill not b\\v .Il' iii in:
}'r'.’fl'llt‘l‘ (-l' ladiits. iii-r hil‘ (no in
lliC‘ [ll",ht,llL'C ul Ulli' tr.
\Vv- ltrgwp gmnl h’JIlllll in lll" holly:
Ill ll.l'l \\o.‘llll"l'. lls'll lli\‘.) ilid
l"£illli Ill tlu‘ ltmlw iii gum-l “walli-
.I.
You may r\\.illo\\’ .‘our lt'lllt's.
And your pills, all you I'lt'l'h't';
‘-iit an Ulllit't: of pl’~‘\1llii\ill
limits n bllrhcl ut‘ thus“.
Acute appendicitis ul'tcn dvmun-l:
llllllltdlillc opcruilon. .\ tit-lay oi
l\\(iityJOUi~ hours may lilt‘iill rup-
turi: of tho appendix—wand dqatli.
Uf 130.!le Schick lusts pcltorni-
cd on New Yuri; achool i'iiildruzi.
cixty pcr ccnt \vcrc “po:iti\u"—-—si.\;ty
Dl'l‘ ccnt of tho children tcstcd “t‘l'u
found susceptible to diphtheria.
It matters not what pill you lakr,
l“t'\\' ailments yicld to force:
"Flu licttcr, ol't', tlic pill forsake,
\V’bilo nature talu‘s her course.
Those who cough and grow thin
may rightly suspect tuberculosis, but
they should not condemn tliemselvvs
on suspicion. 'l‘lic microscope and
the diagnosis of lubcrculosls.
Due to the fact that certain para-
:ltcs. particularly the tapeworms. are
transmitted from animal to man
through the medium of rare meat.
we should learn to enjoy our meal
foods "well done."
England Undoi- Prcmlcr Mncdonald.
(Philadelphia Ledger)
The Baldwin cabinet. and Mr.
MacDonald will be called to the
King. After the Labor Contact has
been duly selected. Parliament \vill
adjourn for ten days. Beyond that
time no one venture: to look. Brit-
ain will be administered by a min-
ority party and by a. pm-ty never
before in power. The domefitic alt-
uation is intricate. Imperial issues
are at an impasse. foreign relations
are muddled. Breakers are ahead.
Great Britain is sending out no 8 0
8. calls. She never has.
Move to Set Aside
Verdict in Craw Case
A motion to act aside the verdict
has been filed. by Keogh and Can-
dcc, attorneys for the plaintlr! in the
cm at Clifford crnw against John
Ryan et a. «idiot for the defeno
dam wurotu d in. the Superior
Court. In Bfldsewrt l’l‘ueodnyp '
The defendant: '0 represented
by Attorney Leo Davis and the law
firm or Tammany and Connery.
Argument; on motion will be
MN! b7 1‘ noise “in; next
iiiuuon-resp‘ccinig‘ elements of the'
C
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Ill' Illl nut ill.“ llll. tinny-H ;l.:t ll‘ :
ivitv it \nili. ;
lli. tllil ll”! ill\l‘ it) plit)‘ Klall .lllllg.i
lilll ll" till! :l plain] ii. i
llr lliii’ d in daiiu; lllli in; dill Jam-vi
Hi Iii-\i l‘ i l‘lii‘; -‘tl it'll‘ 5.1:; lilli \\I ill.
to thtni. ,
Hv‘ linli’ I‘ll i \llll‘lllt'll“ til lull.‘ lll;>;:
'Iill'. ll" \H-tit. in lllllll. l
\‘i li.\' did it" do all lli- 4", tlilli 'w',‘
ll-_. “as lll.lli'l'll and lllh‘ nib, illitil' l
‘llllil.
v o o o o
hymn that dv-rr Lulliltlll totingK tin .
l21»ii.ll imi‘a-n‘t-pv lnr tli': . UllllI‘E: lit\\‘
)Illl's. and u.» must say it IN a turd.
it i: («Illilllillilill'tl by iiiin'liluai rtni~
mm litil'nsvnplfit in that rouizlly.
lli l'.-‘.‘b' the gri‘at .\llliuL;tlltll)l'
“ill Liki: plum; :ii't‘ol‘tlilli; tn tliiLL‘
v‘iiu il dilt'ini' llllil his hu‘tllllxs. Ill
I'. t:::- “hull: \iorlts \iill ltl',\\ np.
iii l“.'tl it “ill be :i linal conflict lic-
tui-v-ii .‘lnliuninivvlaniaui :.li-.;.i \\lth
lu-ldu \i:~ni liqdlll-‘pl ilii: united .\n—
-:li>».".i\i>ii \\«-r!d. \\'l.--n it in u\cr
“ill lu‘ lt\\' of mi tilt. and
thorn: ii w \iill In: Elllll‘i ly i ).ll‘..)hi1.il.
l'.‘
'lii'rv
Thaw: \\ in; are 31W“ ling ”it‘ll
lillit! lili Ling almiit ('\.\‘l'\'tllln,: now.
li;l\(‘ tlic salisia-‘tion of Liddillll,‘
ll‘u‘illtl4s \vill nut lust much
Univ a ti w more income ta.\
tli~ ir l
i
lilaiiits to lull out. only a. low thorn:
l
l
l
l
l
ltlllL;"i‘.
l‘aisix in tlic rriil. only .1 in“ "ion.
tiimim; iv“ liltirc
trips Linn
and
HM
dais
lll'.‘
only a
on Mil-urban ti)
-;Illil il'Uill “hubs Manor.
it is “ill to ttikc lltC‘SC tlllll“fl into
voiisidcratlun in plaiinin i(," llii.‘
l‘iiiiirr. “liicli is to lit: m5 short. l‘i-r-
liaps you can Kci along whim-ill tlu
cold dialus )ou were going in buy
on 'llic installment plan. and it' you
“‘l‘l“ l't‘Vll ::i\iv.i; h; (I! I \I t
.\i‘\1{'ii‘1 llit'it: 1:» lt-ll‘ ca, it! twin;
iimainm \‘tii “and n- v :1. his I"
l-;. ii",il_
Lil”, lm\- \\'in . ii :i 9210,93.
l'ri'siilriit \vill |'- :mxv-i
l‘i ~liuiir=u _‘\I!l .::i iiini; in i... i
i‘il llluilllll) tannin... \mt ..". i--
l:ll.'l|“:i\‘ll\ lil‘lll Hm.
4'\.\li-.~ in i::~llt“’.
limit l'l iizl‘t.
ll l‘iLHl I.-n;—:xi'l _;‘ I
5"‘I.2 must. ;
‘. ' ; . ~ I
Dill “Mill lll'lilitizml 'l- l p I, .:-;.
i‘aiflzlztl lniiiili'll l"l1“.‘:‘-l.l'l-’.‘> i‘
his “cold: ii lt-sr. ULE'x i:‘-..- M‘- lii‘.‘ .l’
in tin: iatt that JEL'Jl-‘n‘i 4 u.’ :5. ‘
.\lilt‘il\‘l\ll smart .zul nm.‘ iii ‘ livi w;
czi¥ry billilll IlllHild 3. a Li 'i . 11' :..iii-‘. ‘
l i
int-.55 \‘.ll-'ll lll")‘ \iM: .uifvi ~ i;..
pL-r i'minm. 'l‘liirs :» iitliii‘Jul“.
Jilllth'. lilllfiwl‘l in? lll '.'i- il‘ltlli‘
(If lll‘lllll is litis 'r i;i‘.~l .i:‘i \‘ -_l i.
lllllllil'il \tilli lilil c.;
l:i_i;.ii'iiiiij_; llti :5yl-. iii
I~.l:a':
"J [Lilllll‘it «I L.” i «. i, ' g.
llaa "um unu- l'.'.:,iiii.ii ill l.n .vli .. .;_
tlic ai'ii\.:l anl :zttlg i ., llu
tight. Hints; “lain-Li gilt an 2'- i-
ii) tin: \uartr'x lil‘.~i.~.
[lililllti to iliv prvlvaldlil, i
\lii‘ilile'nLl. for in Kl.
“it: lilntitl that l|it!l\2 iii.i l“ . l‘. .
uti'almll) li;;1it in tha- I..l"' i
llil ii iliill\\\‘il lu ‘l':.i:-~' i;i'u .i '.lt1~
lil'rllit l'miinic, a qti .lil' u "'
(llllsi 'ili..1 tip" pi'izi'H'Li -ilii(-
lit)” to Dc llill' 11mm >- i .l w l i‘
lit: (ililt'l and llll‘ till! iii» «liiial»
lwtwi-oii llit? mo ration. i- i..ii:i;< i‘
unbrokrn. .
"Ami-rim; is Drifting Inin l‘nprc-
parrdnc» Again." Says General
'l‘liv possibility of America he—
umiing involved in war was dos-
vrilwd as greater than over by llrig.
Ut‘ll. Hugh A. Drum. who was Clllt'f
of Stan' ot‘ the American Expedi-
timinry Force in France, in an tid-
dl’t‘hs recently. Gf‘llcl‘ill Drum. is
now an assistant Chief of Staff of
the army. --
(Toni-rat Drum. from the view-
point of a soldier. said that. in a
crisis the whole nation “rushed pell-
Inc” and heart and soul to meet the
emergent-y. but not beforu lhcrc had
been shameful sacrifices."
“Notwithstanding such experiences
and our reputed business foresight.”
said General Drum. "following each
war we have permitted radical min-
orities. alleged pacifists. to create 5."
national atmosphere of deceptive
peace with a rcsulting‘ncglect of
national defense.- The vicious cycle
of rush-to-dci’cnse hnd then rush-to-
dcfensclcssncss'hus‘bcgn our past
policy."
General Drum said it was not sur-
prising that some looked upon the
American soldier as a. radical 'or ex-
trcmist in national defense ques-
tions. He then describedthe am-
tude of the American soldier on.tlie
question of defense as toilm:
"The average American conceives
national defense only in the form
l\;.'
0f a large standing arm): and 1:.
Assniiiiiii: Amcrica in he r'l'lllI"-\l:.ll“
isolatcd. lm i‘t-vlri that tiizic \xill
ways i)" avatlaldc to lalxt- :lm
canary ariiiml form-s. lii iimcling
this prtililrnis and~ cmnpitiiiuim ni‘
llilslllt‘KS. lit.) has had no How 1n
alialyzc ilic Viewpoint and to con.-
lllll'l‘. it with our history. \\ii-~ii in;
would ri-alize the SilDi‘l‘ilLlJlii)’ and“
iiarrtm'ncss thcriot‘. 'i‘lic Ant-rivaii
Suldicrniali has no Silt'll miiit-rpllnn
of national dcfcnso. lli- lill\‘\\.~= how
llll-.\ll\0l‘lC:lll, lim-c fiillut’luizs and
how (langci‘uus is such :1 lli‘llt‘f.
"l-prcricncc. conplrd “lill a «:irc-
fiil analysis of the history nt' 3,“.
tions. (-sprcially our mm. titllloll:
stratc those as tho \ital attributcs
of national defense:
“Patriotism versus torcicii aili-
liations: citizenship duty \‘i..-r:»us lu-
(‘al and sclf-iiiit-rvst; tho iiii‘iitul.
moral and physical stainihii‘d ot‘ rill—
zrns; citizen soldicry. organized
and trained man you‘cr dirrctiul by
experienced loaders versus a colloc—
tion of patriotic individuals incxr
pcricnccd iii the {unthinicntalfi of
war. and organized iiidustrial rc-
sourccs I'crsus ii l‘ividua’l‘ivcalth and
raw material. 1
“Those summarize the soldier‘s
conception ‘61: the vital attr" uics of
national defense. While “it evi—
dent. all do not associate. iii-3m with
preparedness."
zil—
l:"\'-
The Cure for Lynching.
(From the Columbia. S. C. Stat;
We do not concede {or a momen
the accuracy '0: The World’d singly.
sis when it. says "tho best‘regn'mly
tori‘lyncfiing ‘ ’ ‘ Vic Negromlgra-
ti ." That is unhol’ow and on-
moral remedy. The béht remedy'tor
lynchingiln the Smith is the. Dentist-
-ei:it working, of, the lay-abiding. _clv.
two races {or the strengthening of
public opinion in their respective
race: against lynch, law nod agatngit
to.
communities ill the South where the
rear of_loe;ing labor might inllucnce
nomc farmers to give or liccd "'Wisc
counoél" when a. lynching 3‘s threat-
ened, but how mtcrly unjust or The
World to ignore nil-that has Heelli
done .by patriotic. justice-loving
Southerners 'for a generation. and to
disregard the increasing determina-
tion o1 Sheriffs and other officers of
the law to defend their "prisoners. by
our: Iting the decrease in.lyncliing
o a '
holly selfish chose b
'l‘:l‘ »;:'i Ell i-uiliuii‘i'sy of tin:
. Ni :r‘~‘ :zitl 1?.» “iutirltiillii-
‘ illlir'n ‘ w‘.‘ 2‘ lll" lliixli‘ l'a'i'ulis lllt:
”:Jig; x ... ill" Sruivh l'ri nixyivriun par-
.txhlnzn l‘ \‘ilitl l'ti ill-'1! ::
: l, "ll‘(\ l‘.“l' micv \\l\l| 'tiirt-c-
-[ .;Iit.‘ "
'l‘ 'l'.= ln-r, \ :~1'Ail’f~' old, was
1;. t at.” ,'.‘i\| ii his tlimcc oi
I'Ftl' TliilIEIlZ' 1.1 US luturcn .i outlet-rt
e.» u [iit‘iill‘l' mum: Now although
%.i‘.l-..;ii.,v )N iiliisical and therefore
>l lynx-iii; cx cu numbers Masor
snt't‘55lt‘n \iilii
undid" 4'.I"‘l‘1l[ lhc
1lillrill. lint \x'h-nn
tut-it‘ll: inlrz‘i-Nl-wl. CzillL'tl
"it find .i.-l\"ifl llllll it in:
‘l':‘ \xni‘xldp itigi-iliv‘t‘. tilt:
in
.t. 1'. 2'. l""!' E'x
.lu li'll‘v :.
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nii ti. ::
i_~l't ir‘. 1 initial lli‘ii tin-y
--. .21 ii Hill“ - l-i which i
. ii: --i : .1!“ -*. NJ I \\il!5\ll'[‘\\' {ruin
uiH .:'-, i \‘ifli Illt'lil.”
‘— i tip I ?- mgr-an coit-
"i trillillued‘ :.'--ti nzni your
:ry tlii ;.i>'.:r Ca \"l’IL’Hf‘ itigt‘ilicl’
iii:l;i :id~
lunml ulll' \ivvvs
titull‘ltl'N nut in
:44. ”it n: has l-m ii a di—
i l‘.\ I t 1‘. \‘l‘tlr‘
‘ iim‘llivavt ('Ul'lltr Ul' lllc
if," lllt‘
that
‘. ..:-,.
(“X1ii ‘
us. Nun, she
l in lhv .KHHl".\‘.'L:‘l."
Y‘tlll‘ Lilli _\'
(ii'ilt’ F.2t‘:i:‘('ll.
«if
\‘i 1'
' lite Litnt'll“
Ui‘
34l tlw cuilcr, rfudy
. iliv' unman Oil lllk‘
'i'-ll(l ho a;il-‘::timi.'~
" ll" >llllul-Ltl again v.ith no
r»iig;:t*$ti--l iii.» uppoliC-tlt ill
. l): priii-rrx-d ”10 name”. he tic-
l ai’tvr mum) l't‘ilt‘i'llUll/Ull the
pit mn- \t'lii-n pi'rssod for an
~,:. .miiidlioli he said:
'\\«ll. L'Oing to that dark theatre
1L") \‘lllf‘hlllg my cars iiiuiccvsi
:3.tl’_‘\'.”
show.
'i‘liU'.l.l~.\S AND 'i‘.\.\l.5
inc HUNT-Spill]; of tho rcal‘s
Kin-
:u-llu's fancy lightly :drns 'io
thoughts ol‘ trolicy cars. 'l'vvc Souls
ago tlic tlicn cx-niayor. \\ im wanted
in get. his job back and got it. ad-
vocated a plan to givc lia-tfoxd four
ridcs turn quarter. “hich ~would
ham: enabled a stranger to ace most
of tho city for the modest sum of
half a. dollar. or ihcrcahuutn. Tho.
pl.i.ii iic\ci' *ame to pass and it is
doubtful if its father thought it
\\ oiiid, but it was a. popular Carn-
{iaigii platform and hclpcd Mr. Kin-
Scllu. {art by in April. 192:. .
Now the mayor proposes th clini-
iiiatc one—man trolley ‘tu‘o in Hart-
lii
ford, picsuinably figuring that he
can make the oil nation prnposl-
tion it help in boosting tho K'nsclla.
candidacy ot‘ 19:34. His latest troll-
ey scheme doesn't; iii; in very well
with his 192‘}. scheme. but. What. of
it? “'hy should anybody on :(t the
mayor to be consistent. when no ad-
vocates a high tax rate one your and
a‘low tax rate the iicxt?—Hartford
' THE ‘wcx
03'“.than
ORA-ton
By mm A. com
I wuhnouid get sick and couldn’t
so.
I wish a fire would burn the
school house down.
I wish. we'd have at. least ten feet
of snow _
So people couldn't gctnround the
town. ' .
I wish .l'd act a. black cyc in a
light-
I got to spcuk a piece tomorrow
night.
I wish I'd lose my pants or get. 'cm
torn. .
' I hope Mo. cannot and my shirt
or hat.
And. having nothing decent. to be
worn,
'Slic‘ll ffl)’: “I cannot let you go
like that!" . .
But Mu will name my clothes laid
out. all right——
1 got to speak a. piece tomorrow
night.
Sonic follows can sci sick and stay
r away. .
Sometimes the school house burns
the night before.
Bill Green once broke his leg the
\' c ry day
He had to speak a piece. and
Jimmy Moore
Tore out. his Sunday pants right
xviicrc lic.sut.
But i don't ever haxc such luck
as that.
Nothing 1 cat will make me sick to-
day.
I couldn't got a black eye if i
tricd.
Ma‘s got my Sunday clothes all put.
away——
I ‘\'lhll l lsncw a place \V‘ncro ]
could hide.
But l"ll in: there. drosScd up and
friglitvnml “hitc—
] got to speak a piece tomorrow
night.
. .._._.__—-._..¢
DEI'AIKTL'RU
not lilac )our
gracious “'aynl.
1J0 :ou, that have naught
to lament.
chcr. iny Loxc. ripcnt
Hi how. that July :iltcriiooll.
You “cut.
\\ itii suddvn unintelligible plum.
And i’iiglitt-n'd cyc.
it “as great
othtr
Lpon ,\our journey of .so many
do):
\YJtliout a single kiss. or a goodbye?
.l knc“. iiiuccd, that you were
{finding $00“:
And so in: salt. “itliin tlic low
Lam's rays,
You \iliizspLi-ltig to lllC. for >.ouir
\ icc was “cak.
Your lit-roving praisc—
“1:”. it “as Well ,
’l'o hair you such things spook.
And I could icll
What made your cycs a
gloom of lmc,
As 3; “arm South-“ind Rolllbrcs
a March grove.
And it “us like your
gracious ways
To turn )our tail; on daily "'llUSS.
my Dear.
Lining tiic liiiii‘iiiou;=. pathcta: lash
'l‘o'lt-t lllL‘ laughtcr Hit-5:1,
glo“ in;
gi‘rat llltl
\\'liilst l drcw licur.
Limo-um; sou spoke so low that
1 could scarcely hear.
But all at once to leave hit: at the
lust
More at tho \\ oiidcr than the ins:
aghast,
\\'itli huddled. unintelligible Dill'nn’c.
And irightcn‘d eye,
And go your journcy of all days.
\Vith not one kiss. as .1. gOod-byc.
And the only loveless look. tho look
.“iili “hich you pasa‘d.
"l‘was all uiilikc your great
gracious ways.
—-—Covcntry Patnimc.
and
An 0h 10-1135 \Visll.
(From the Ohio State Journal.)
“’0 ot‘tcn wish that Senator Lodge
\iould act on the liberal. antl~matcr.
ialistlc side of something some time
by mistake. just for the fun of
watching him scurry back when he
realized where‘he was, as if he had
inadvertently got into some place re-
served for ladies.
It. may be YOU have reached
the age of 40 l Have you ne-
glected to lay by some money
in a savings bank ? 'If So,
start now — SYSTEM and
Persistonce in saving will do
a. lot for you yet.- -' '
Courant. ' i
now Surlnxcs Hit The Poor:
‘ artwiill Street Journal.)
, “iii any sensible woman ask hcr»
sclf «by, with wheat: at less than
half the price it was sollmg at un—
der the government war gUaranth
03 $2.36 a. bushel, the price of tlic
baker‘s ‘loa! is within a cent of its
price then? The answer is that
high taxes. and above all high our-
taxes. compel what amounts. to a
combination to maintain. fishes——
indccd not only to maintain them
but to jack them tip whenever DOSR-
glue. The reason is simple; It, is
no difficult to forecast the amount
illicit will have to be. paid out to the
tax collector incash that oycfibody
munt exact the last cent from the
coonsnmer—Jn order to bexou the safe
side y'licn taxes become due. This
{satherwuy tliorincom' o sol-tax Como:
South Carolina. tor, oné. ,zrépiidl'é
a ; theiojiigsegition»i athletics tho ree-
! 1r YOU BEGIN AT
ONCE.
p 390nm to
‘ .
3
THE PEoPLE’s
[TRUST co
Fir‘st Bonk «um. the Bridge on
, warms...“
.->
con vcnivnoc. From M?
I
—a.nd it is not too late to ~I
OUR CHRISTMAS (7'
Many of our nirmlx-rs do not lug... ”a... ,
Stomp make tlwir hark paymt-mc, my"... "H . V . 1,
to $5.00 “01313: 1'.“ ‘ " '
THE-
Central F airfield 'i‘i’ust C0.
31111
K
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1' i3
true one.
started.
start you need.
This bank caters to no particular c:
same degree of helpful co-operation is
modest means as is offered to the Weill:- .7-
We invite small deposits in our
The City National “i
South Norivdlk, (ct:
,. . . ‘3- ._. :1Jn8 ‘7’“ 1 ‘
Small Deposits
The old saying “nothing succcci;
Once a. man gets started on
he does not stop. The problem for
'T‘fi-‘
a
l . r.
Tomorrow N ever Lo:
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‘ 122 wssmo'rm. 31'.
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I 108 Water St.
40 so full! Slum
’sou'ru x03 wont. com.
rm um i
v woe-mu o: Down .
A. ll. WOOSTBR M. W. DAVIS
AWE?! AT LAW
formerly m nor: 0. a. Pot. 0m
1115 loin St. Brunch!)n
Sand for Booklet on Potent-o
Men, Get Tins.
54 PAIR HIGH GRADE SHOES
Broken lots. Formerly sold at. $7
STORE CLOSES DAILY AT 6 P. H.
“THE HOME OF 6001) 5110125"
WINTER COMES” ‘
COAL
' k ' Prompt Delivery. Any Si
Th‘e Norwalk Coal £9” Supply C0-
ALSO moss Bun-DING MATERIAIi’honC 11;
how; ~ 1. ——-.. I l i... -,
n::r. ii p-vn \31‘1 x ~—
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lit-tn: \ :i ~ ' - .l. i in-
lili‘.
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So. Norwalk ‘ l ‘i not we.
SERVICE and SEC L'Rl'é'i
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tu “v.
to 31’”
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ELVVOOD
SOUTH iioawfl‘
7“
“a.
Generators fella-Rf“ I" F
New Bosch Ignur... .u
all other cars. P .
I]. 80. Main St.
E. s.
JOB PRIJTH‘G
South NOW“
Norwalk Chronicler