Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 7, 1924 · page 13

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mm W“ Jim I" amoxoms. . . / noon asp soul: ash. sour: son sun
'E 0!" SPEC! - . .. . ._ ..
01: ms m1“, 33mg? Garages—Autos For air. is . Whore amid town ~ ra . nausea—tor sue . si
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mar ggnrgfiom OF 'QIVATE GARAGE—For one our. ' HILL TOP INN—~03”! the finest SEYMOUR ST» s—Two family
\ Tho 1 'nl . t 3 One minute walk from railroad do— rooms. nest center with or with- house. George I... Woodward. ex-
Toxin if. “1“; era of “1° Second pot. Suitable for commuter who . 1 ' out board. Home cooking. Day or ocular. estate of Carrie -A. Sey-
walk it. h. b °‘ the C“? 0‘ N01“ desires to park his car during day. - R . Th S week rates. Transients accommo- mour. deceased. ‘
n "‘° ' “Wed end wowed Reasonable rent. Inquire :1. Alex- Are You 0111113. e tone 0f dated. Phone 2261.
‘ u n Ipecial meeting of said legal ",4”, 74 Spring St. Phone 491, . - h 4 _ ‘ - WEST AVE. 62-Cmner 8 our
voters will be held in the Council Sim “8? mm‘nmnm street. large house with c rner
p In! Qt ii it SERVICE fing‘ylnvothe CB"); Hall on ‘ Repairing—Service 8““0'“ w as. - and ‘ lot. approximately 100x150. For
H ‘ e n at. ‘ -Aporunsnu . th 1 '
. .. . 7 " "rifled it; the" as eight o'clock to consicder::lli: :33:- FORD REPAIRING ‘_ by "9“!" _ Siszhus was supposed by the ancient m I $1;ng finf%?:dt::rdvm::::“t°i
» “’.’°‘.',,“:‘;1.,:° t 0 1'28- tel; of issuing bonds to on amount {“3" and ‘33“ “g"i‘rmgf’é‘ :31“: ‘ Greeks to have been condemned to roll a large 4 CENTER Afflgmrgn RENT—6 estate of Carrie A. Seymour, de-
1’) _ -- no exceeding advent —e ht The 4 °" e" W” ' r ' rooms on mprovcnlcnis. eased. .
. 1.. ‘7“ h“-53 ma Don". and. u “vheigeadcd :10 Webs.“ St" Sm New“... stone up a steep hill from which it always rolled Inst!"- “a“ “1er or c .
:- line for consecutive issue said bonds. to determine the V . bJCk before reaching the top—othus making his. _ Phone 3)“ Lots For Sale ’5
several “d txxrogate amounts SUCCE‘JSS COMES to those who go punishment permanent.”
03103;” eff): thereof. the annual rate of interest °"°" ‘°.u‘° Classified “cum“ Some of us are rolling the stone of Sisy~ ”fifi’ii‘tefigfif 11: 31°‘3w'nmmf BARGAIN—Fine building lot in
M .07 thereon .the dates and times of the MACHINE. HOP—~And service eirl- 1 _. and naturally are atherin no moss p q o n ' be“ sew“ °' E3“ “2“" Tw°'
ms 8 g .
1M) -- 10 00 issue and maturity of the urns, the tion for are es Oils and “.0. D Di 8"“ . 93°” “12 thirds values for quick sole. Part
......... . . manner in which men he d h n 8 - _ We glance through the well indexed opportuni- n p 0 b0 73 No lk
‘ m. m taken for 105. b ‘ n ' 3 a line. Charles A. kolligian. 80 B C Cl 8 “f d S t b t d , EAST WALL ”BEE“! 3—‘-Four- cl! - - - I . W3 -
. . e ssucd and the person or per- Norwalk. Phone 913, Home tele- ties in the A- - as 1 le 90 Ion ‘1 we on t room apartment on 2nd floor. _
- "Ase word. to the sons by whom the same shall be phone, 1314.2. . ANSWER the ads that interest us- We INTEND Host. hot m1“, snd 1mm". up CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
"t H 3:503:31ivzfi‘dutie:’bell:lg:g:t:zgd filled O'BRIEN GARAGE—Cars washed ““1““ we don’t get around to do it‘ - “a c°°'°°““ ’°°‘“°"‘ “1" Run. ESTATE FOR SALE
17.1.1.1 :2 ofiffrfimlg trict. all agreeable to the Act of the on ahOrt notice. Phone 2832. And 80 the next day we are right back PM“. "“3? .... 1 t
L I A; ”in first day of in- ggn'i‘iiW‘Si‘: oi; Ithe1 suite of BUSINESS SERVICE where We started 1 11 th '1‘ f th Hill 11 IN EAST NORWALK—d rooms. 6‘ I303 SALE I c
. M” l... auowed. "n c c“ - - - on Me "An Aci We’ll never reac e op o e t at both and garage with all im- room muse- some "Wm" ‘
uthori i . . . . ‘. . . : - - . ii.
.4 ~. 1 ~r lill‘eo sting: d'filli: a!“ 0:23: gfyszgmgrzifin‘i 01);: Moving. 'lrucrung. Storage 23 way ! If we expect to make the e we ’ve grezgifg‘ffzwfre fi::#;°“v°“:? :Sncf’sfgogb‘flfl' 8| 000 c”
, ;. re exp ' _-_ . .. .
3. ‘ a )0”. the number of' I“: Bondl.’ IDDroyed April 19th. NAGY BROS.—Locnl and long a.” got to seize the gppOEt‘unities at hsnd to‘act 63 No. Main St. ° 3 room house. improvements. 2nd-
. ii'i'ilrl‘d and adjust- 19 3 n tance trucking of all kinds. Piano upon them—and at t m react to our ad‘an' ‘ S _ Dlstrict; centrally locaicd. SJ.-
.1 1‘.in rule earned. 192““! at Norwnlk. January ~5th- moving. Special van for moving ’tage. “ECFEY Fgg‘aNluHED fOSMFAg- 00" cash. price $0.000.
' ~ 1 dvcrtisin ' ' ' ‘ . ° ‘1 “5' - “m ”- - '93 ° 8 room a funny house. improve-
. for gear y n I HORACE R. NAS purposes. Daily trips to New Yorll Wc’ we got to read the A- B- C ads carefully fast if desired. Centrally located. ( 3“] Di t l ‘ ““00
Lily. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 318 h k] 1 ‘ . men s. 5 re . u. . cash
1), WM. BARFOR daytime 30444 nights. -—zlncl answer t cm qulc y ,m g s Putnam avenue. near West nvc- ”1.500.
,-,.. "mm C" “E"N‘NGS' ' f The a so Olsssified Ads ““1“ ““°' 1“" "' “mm" “0 mm 2 mm"! "mm 3'“ ”‘5'
\ Ii-C ‘1) Index Commissioners of Bald District. Tree specialists 28“ . ' T0 RENT-5 rooms. part improx'e- irlcl, Inn)" $4,000 cash. price
‘ ' 4 NOTICE TO cox'rlmcroms TREE SPECIALISTS KELLNER— Always the Some—In Service ments. Inquire Got-ham Press. 4 Singular-“Y d “.1an
Uv\._1;)1h'l\"l‘S—- chlod bld’ will be received up to Does your neighbor‘s tree work I . Elizabeth St. 01‘ phone 415 days Tl Es an ‘I
‘ ' W 12 o'clock noon. Feb. 1!. 1924. by and will eventually do yours. Cer- Always Diffmnt—In Oppofiunit’ and 1489 nights. . “3:23 “Ethlnulgn flint”
‘ ' " , 'l'liunks the City. of Norwalk at the office of tilled tree specialist. Eighteen ' B P R ,3 ' 3
4"}: V"‘mlm o ‘ the City Engineer, for the construc- years' experience. Conn. He once ma. m ‘0' cut ‘ lilo”? 33‘“ 0' 3409
" ‘ ‘ tion of a 12-inch vitrified pipe sew- No. 26. Arthur HoKellncr. l’llone ' ...‘ E g . _
“”‘l‘ lnvcctors or and appurtenances in ,Muple 18524 A. I-gflfiyzfifil‘sq. t;§00fl:u.1 5:23;» No one expects ‘
.' ; street. Nor-walk. Plans and specifi— ' - No one expects a flrc. But fires
cemetery L“. ciiilons may be obtained at the of- “cmmng ""1 Refinishing 29 I fifhg‘f’“ App” Ham“ 8: “an. conic.
ml flee cf the City Engineer upon the U V . " Insure
PllumTEthG—And cabinet ma- .
. ~ l'llfuf‘gdg“ deposit of five don”? .- ‘ king. Pictures and mirrors Houses tor Mint 77 No one expects sudden loss of prop.
‘ ELMEB 1' ' BRAC“E‘I' framed. High grade work A EMPLOYMENT LIVE STOCK W . E __ - crty. 3‘“ "090'" ls destroyed and
will». 1‘ . 11-— City Engineer. . - ‘ LA REM: 3T. 1’ 3 “m“? n i l l a i n I ll
Bergstrom. New I. O. 0. F liulld- hi 38 W tcd ' k 0 -hOUIe ’0’ rent. ‘ rooms on first lumen 055 an ru n 0 cn o ow.
. n . I...) ‘ . ~ . . ’ ~15 e an -— ssoc ~ - _ e.
n , . .3 1301:0836 5011?!) mg. So. Norwnlk. Help “noted 1. re 5 ”"1." ”com: floor. All improve- Jilliss‘tu‘bccause you do no! expect ml;
’LflHQS boxdnlynrl‘fSOhulsongctr mfcggns‘ilgl‘: CITY HALL SHOE RLP'UR.NG— YOUNG MAN.- NOTICE! WANTED TO BUY-A" mend,“ Also 8 :00? 11:14: \gOOd- fortunhl‘SSCRE.
‘ . . . kinds of cattle. E t i f “'3’ “Ven‘l°~ nil“ M 3‘3- eres, - .
"-“m’s 4'" “l" 'for any bills contracted by her. Fm“ ems" hung” ”um. [um re Wanted for selling. experience in “iv“. A180 pigs 0:3 15:13:? 3:; 48 Woodward avenue. Phone We on the you a" forms or Prop

and Bicycle-
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FRA N K NAGGY.

 

 
 

\l 4.x Si liVlCE—

4. .m i-viccs Offered

; .ind Contracting
.i.lili; and Millinsry

1‘ all

of

PRIVATE SAlJ‘J—Ii‘riduy afternoon ’

day Saturday. February ii and

9. Centcnts of the country home

the late Mr. and Mrs. Allanl

 

 

. .. . - Dawson “on the premises. Good
. " l.‘l'gné$:}yfigzgg: Hill Road. Weston. north cf
" ‘V "'fl‘m \‘Jcstporu‘. Prices will vary i'lom
, ‘ ,4. mucking. Storage v . t t $750
l-nperlng. Decorst- ”” CL” " ° '
.. . ANNOUNCEMENTS
i Lill bchlcol
; 4 and “mull!!!" LADY'B GOLD WATCH FOUND—
"; ”NJ PTOMDI wm. fob attachment. Near rail-
l—-i:llolncss SGI'VICO road station. Loner may have
'[[:;X'[‘__ same upon identification and pay-

.. ; >5lilClll Agencies
v. noted—Female
. Minted—Male

I

merit .of ad.

AUTOMOTIVE

 

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.ilo and Female

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

pairing done promptly while you
wait. Latest machine used. Low-
est prices for quality work “lone.

 

 

with finest quality leather only

Satisfaction guaranteed 36 North
Main St. (Upp. Ciiy lall.)
EMPLOYMENT

[1pr Wanted—‘4' cmsle 3‘.‘

 

EXPERIENCED OPERATOR—0n
Singer Sewing machine on
dresses. Steady work good pay
Conn. Dress Co., 40 Franklin St.

 

advertising preferred but. not (5-

scntlal.

good appearing and willing

learn.

Must be live.

wide

awake.

to

Salary and commission.

Write. stating age. ’expcdenco. etc.

to W. F. '12. cars Budinol.

 

Gillir—To do go‘ncral housework.
References rmulrcd. Apply 8 Con—

Situations “muted—roman

 

cord St. 0

STENOGRAPHEH WAN'i‘ED—— We
require an experienced stenogrfi-

 

EFFICIENT 'rles'r —- Requires

typing or clerical work to do at

home.
ncl.

FINANCIAL

Write box Ft. care Scull.

 

Money to [loan—310nm ’

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T0 LOAN—We have several movie

and for small mortgages. Tel. 1330
Taylor is: Golden Co.

-walk Trust. Co.

80. Nor-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. - . ‘ Automobiles For Solo 11 pher. This position offers an ex-
' XV": if;':?:;.;:r:u _ ' ‘ cellont opportunity to the right
L” \V' ted-Male DODGES FOR SALE’ party. Apply by letter. stating
, ."J ‘m DODGE. 19” STATION WAGON; . age. education. detailed experi-
‘ ‘-\"-‘ D0 E. 1933 SEDAN; ences and salary expected to box
tlrportunltlfl Do E. 1919 SCREEN: 123. care Sentinel.
"v Loan—Morton!“ BUICK. 1921 TOURING (7 PASS)
_.. ' l. —-'i'0 Borrow EASY TERMS. \VAN'l‘ED—Young woman for stea-
{5 v i l. ).\'_... STRATTON 'BLISS C-0.- 0/ dy job. Inquire L. A. C.. care Sun-
._‘ ,_‘ “(mm Cour“, 14 WEST AVE. INOR‘VALK. -783. iiilei. _‘
3-7 -‘~ ”WW-“0° C“"°' Automobiles For Solo 11 OPERATORS—On Singer sewing
.g—fl . . lulncing. Dremstle machines. Also learners. Apply H.
,_\\ , p—lnstruction USED CAM- Jacobs 5 Son. Inc.. 50 Day street.
.E.'\l,' ‘ ,“T Other 1,“ STAR Sedan. 1923 use s°' M'W‘k'
1'; T. .1“)... Vowel... DURAN? Roadster. 1923 .. $550 sluxocluPHEIi-atue have had
.... ‘ ' ‘ ' u s FORD. Touring . . . . - . . . - - $60 5yesrs training and be capable of
"I “M 8“” c STAR Touring. 192: 3325 some secretarial duties. The posi-
l' I 'wrhe StOCk tlon calls for an expert and no
111” \\‘ th‘ Timo Payments ATFUW°¢ others need apply. Address full
:1 ‘0 10" 531° particulars. salary earned and
3w“- ' HM Exchmfl 51mm. Brother... ' desired to Box 100, clo sinunel.
-:—-'. ; l Accesssoriu _ _
J— ’ : M: ltorlnll Star and Durant, Dealer-g, Help \‘iulwd—MIJO . 33
{‘4' , “”d 0m“ Equlp- Phone 3474. MAN \VANTED—VVho understands
repairing and polishing of furni-
,_. '7" D39” Products 201 Washington St. E. Nor-walk. turn and who can give part time
_ ' '1‘ l-crtilizers in a furniture store. Address 8..
'—u ‘ .2 mg: todEai. lento 1mm sm- Solo 12 are SommcL
‘—‘ i 100 s ’
. — Watches. Diamonds 8E0 SPEED MAGONS—u reb'a'm— ARE you considering going in busi-
n—ft . in 1;: and Tools can he bought on any pavments— noes for yourself? Read the
"J—T-Y ml Merchandise 1 Buick Touring 19"" "10401-1— “Buslncss Opportunities" in the

Equipment

1 . l‘lunls. Flowers
UH: at tlie‘Storcs
‘."ll.: Apparel

l—’l‘o Buy

0. l< AN!) BOARD—
':.'.i \Vith BOII‘d

.: 3 Without Board
‘ {r r ilousckoplng
'l n l‘ laces

., to List

m to Stop in Town
« l—Hooml or Board

3.1. i , i‘ATE FOR RENT-
. . i. Lillruts and Flat.
:: I 35 Places for Rent
.< and Land For Rent
'3 For Rent
a and Desk Room
a n d Mountain-—For

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11253 Property F0

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or: l‘or Sale

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accommodation and
'l it its public service.
{LNTINEL allows

CREDIT

to those

i 'LASSIFIED
~XDVERTISERS

“1 l are telephone subscribfl"
L. 3 ll" mailed prompt]! 0", l

e '1. e of first insertion with
if ~‘ :pectation that. in VI.“
' ’i .. courtesy estendOd. "I” ‘
'~ ~ In paid belore the com
div (Ash discount hos W
.. “ Cwnllnuation of all. ”a”
‘3 ' Prudent oi. the W
i :4 wen by tho cub". '3
{Humming collection W
Y lvrmnp: psymsntg.

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“”3 'IIASSll’IED section lists

m " ’3" best used car w
l”- imam.

 

Buick Coupe 8350. 00.
Co.. 56 No.3

YOU NEED a store if you intend to
become a storekeeper—in which
case you need the help of the
clsuilicd section.

DOROTHY DARNIT

Hayden Auto
Main St. Phone 1381.

 

LIVE 8T0“

poultry. \Vill exchange milki
cows for beef cows:
J. ‘Freedman. Phone 1.659.

Notify Ham

as 365-3.

crty Protection Policies.

 

Otfiocs and Deck Room _

J. M. Layton

78

 

 

MBROHAN D183

 

 

PALACE THEATRE» BLDGZL'L-lrgu

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room. heated. suitable' for oflice -~-Realtors-—
Household Goods 5. or commercial purposes. Apply
' _ cam“, new,“ “a mum. pap Insurance That lnsures
USE or PIANO—For storage by lore. So. Main St. _ Phone 35 Railroad Aye.
,perty owning own home. Address -
Piano. core Sentinel. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT . FOR SALE —
WMId-To DB, “~ Wm fign
> - ' WI!!! t 8! Double house in East Norwslk.
FURNITURE~Bocond-h4nd, ersghi FACTORY—Semi firepr with two baths. all new plumbing

s.t highest prices. if you haw. any
Junk or metal to sell we will also
write

Day with prices. Call or
H. Jails. 87 Fort Point
Phone ‘09.

sire

130088 WANTED—Cosh paid for
books. psmphlets. autographs. etc-
. complete libraries or small coiled-

lions. Write or phone» Dauber

York City.
13“.

Pine inc. 3! Fourth avenue. New
telephone Stuyvesant

heat and sprinklers:

protected. ‘

9‘ 98rd at.

from 10.000
to “.000 square feet. Brokers
L. Schmidt.

Woodhuven. N. Y.

and fixtures.
large lot. Price $5.500.

10'5” Five acre farm.

 

for 4 sdul

&

HOUSE WANTED—By March 1st
'6 or 7 rooms, mod-
ern improvements. within 10 min-
utes' walk of depot. Rent reason-
able. Box '1‘. M. W.. Sentinel.

garage. chickens houses.

 

cosscn'r

 

 

WANTED TO BUY FILE—Metal

"wooden tile in ‘good' condition.
containing 4 or more drawers.

Write D. B. H... care Sentinel.

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tors. stenographers.

 

 

 

Poultry and Buppiiu

BABY CHICKS—

‘0

Buy Conn. State tested chic“,
Leghorns. Reds. B. Rocks. WY-

andottts.
protection."

Brothers, Wellington}.

"Our honesty is your
liree circular. Hell

 

 

 

classified section.

 

'l‘llE CLASSIFIED news reaches all

LIVE STOCK—Now booking orders

for baby chicks and hstchlng eggs.

8. C. W.

Leghornl. R. 1. Beds. B.

P. Rocks Jersey Giants. ugliest

producing

strains

in

Amerios

Place your orders now and avoid

disappointments.
New Canaan.

Ponus Ave.,
Phone 439.

J.

C. Herold.

Conn.

DO YOU wish to better yourself?

Read the "Help Wanted" columns

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the people.

 

 

YOU will find the house you “apt
in the classified section.

fled columns.

c

our HOUSEHOLD, 600138 the mo-
dern way—by reading the classi- WHEN YOU wt to hire a garage

8001!! AND BOARD
Room-macro

ELY AVE. 11 1-3—3 and .1 rooms
him

with light and res. Apia
NW. 15 Love 8L, 8. N.

FOUR 1100318 - Improvements.
newly accented. In good location.
Adults only. References required.

“A. Hegelein. 56 Water

Phone 473-3.

respondents.

.8 preferred.

Registration free.
cations] Exchange.
street. New York.

A NEW YORK PUBLISHING CO.
—Moving near Stamford. will re-
quire 3. number of ledger clerks.
Elliot-Fisher comptometer opera-

typists. cor-

general clerks.
accounting and subscription depts.

High school and college graduates

Salaries . $18

chrican Vc-
3 East ‘Z'lld

Realtorsmlnsnrsnce
17 So. Main St.

for

 

to $25.

Newly painted:

near town and
_ with bath and running water.
trolley; good six room house

FOR THESE OR ANY OTHERS

Canty e Co.

Phone 830

 

 

 

CREAM ELEARs A

 

REAL ESTATE F03 SALE

 

Hamlin-81h

 

84

 

 

FURNISHED ROOM—Centrally

csted. Soluble for one or two per-
adjoining
inquire 105 So. Main St.

sons with lavatory

room.
Room: [or [2mm

3‘ HOUSE IN nowat'ron —- neu-
railroad station and post office.
10- Phone 1878-0.

-—Clesrs Throat
If your nostrils are clogged

~ your head is stuffed because of nasty

 

 

FURNISHED ROOMSLEVBI'Y coli-
ll‘ht housekeeping.
Near center. Inquire 7 Grove St.

BUSINESS PLACES for rent. are

vcnienco tor

listed in tho dimmed section.

 

consult the ole-Med motion.

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HOUSE. J ROOMS—9 miles from
Bridgeport. 1.000 feet from state
road. Electric light (own Dita!)
water pro-uro. both. etc. Bounti-
ful sheds. 8 room gouge. chicken
house. 1 1-4 acres. ".500. Samuel

Bridgeport. Conn. R.

ISAAC STREET—Up-ot-dste. two-
tunily house in one condition.
Soil cheep. Small amount down.
Geors'o Mitchell. Phone 1861.

catsrrh or a cold.

air passage.
swollen. inflamed membranes
you get instant relief.

Try this. Get

or snuffling. Count fifty.
stufllness. dryness. struggling
breath is gone.

 

By CHARLES McMANUS

STUFFED-UP HEAD

Instantly Opens Every Air Passage

and

apply a little
pure. antiseptic cream into your nos-
trils. It penetrates through every
soothing and healing

and

a small bottle of
15le cream Balm at any drug store.
Your clogged nostrils open right up;
your head is clear: no more hawking
All the
for
You feel fine—Adv.

 

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The flags at half stsff - -
the nation for the second that W
months are a grim rennin“:
inscrutable Fate- which _
greatness. \Vithin five m‘ '
lncn elevated by the poop]. -
Presidency have dicd.’1‘lle
of 1.oosevelt.llardlng afid
lean-s Chief Justice Taft no"
lhing man e\ or elected '
the United States says the N
Herald. ..

Only twice before has such I.
nation existed. George W
died during the administreudsfi
successor John Adams. Andi
Roosevelt succeeded ‘to the . .
dency on the death of McKinlejla
1901 Cleveland was the out} 5
alive who had been elected ‘

The chain has already
slender as this. “'hcn John‘
Adams became President in 1
{other was still Hung and go
Jefferson, Madison and -
\\‘ hen Lincoln entered the
House in 1861 Van Duran, ..
l~‘iilluorc, Plcl‘cc and Buchanan.
alive. and of these only Van B - .
and Tyler died during Lincoln’t

iiuislraiion. “lien Arthur-
iliio office on the death- of 0 .
two former Presidents. can},
llayos. Still lived. ._' ,

S‘Tl‘illlfc tells us, and shown?
proof. that it is extending tho w
of lll('ll. But. there is a. sad 'c'
lion ill the case of Presidents;
veil died at. 01 Harding at 5‘:
soil at GT. Compare their"
taking off with the full year- or
curly Presidents and there in
sun to uish that science could
plied to lessen the burden ’0?!“
l’lcsidents as well as to length .
the li\ cs of the multitude. ‘ "

0f the first ten/Presidents 0
United States “‘ashington had
shortest as well as the greatest
dying at 61'. John Adams died—It
Jefferson at 33, Madison at El, ~11
roe at 73 John Qunicy Adam- “43%
Jackson at To .‘\ an Buren at 1|, W33
linm Henry Harrison at 68 and '
lot at 71. Since that period.: .
fourteen Presidents who burn.
from natural causes only five . -
ml the age of 70 and onlyxml"
them. Buscliunun, reached 77 you“

Activity is not the cause of.
Presidents burning out early.
fathers of the Republic were.
men. engaged in war or poll
both—from their youth until out
last years. John Adams uni-w
lew Jackson “ho did not enter-fl
their Presidential labors until m
were past 60. made a. good M“ . »
historv in their earlier years»; m
they lived to be old men, lived
beyond the span of threeucom 13‘
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cine and’ surgery were yet 1.1
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the cause of shortening m1.
of men who go to the Whit.
Pin these times. That Dresser-or
from within and without. '

be from politics. from multinmwa
of large problems or from
or ambition. But the worst~
sure comes undoubtedly trons
detail which has pimp s.
presidency with the passing-
Every new complexity of It“
life adds to the burden. — .

Departments increase. bum
crease. divisions increase. Ad-
forces of bureaucracy are co
domed in making 80 ~

more expensive in detail. The“
toward paternalism runs
when it .13 not choc
intervals. Government
from a simple thing to s complain“;
tod web of regulsm. And.

the departments.
harder every yeer. ‘

Roosevelt recognized the M
dcncy as a grueling office and W
at it with all his robust astute. III.
unconqucrsblc spirit. Ho MW‘
that it was better to wear out
to rust out: that sixty years m :
strenuous life were better than '
years of the soft. No amount '
activity could have worn him do
—tho Butt letters are fresh re
era of that fact—but pressuro
detail had their effect upon him.
Wilson did not spare '
either. He was always busy In in.
days of peace with some new . . .
Bis mind had turned toward '
meat from his school days. Be
a. theory to apply to every ap-
nccd of the country and his
deuce in himself and his belie:-
he could remedy a great many,
lional ills drove him to can“:
action. Even if there had it”
new Mr. ii ilson might have to“
himself a. very tired man at Us. w
of his second term. He hm
uggrchircness of Ito vclt but
his powerful physique:G . a

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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